Body found identified as missing Toledoan in lake tragedy
John Liptack, a member of the eight Toledoans missing after a high speed lake run, was found in Lake Erie wearing a life preserver. Coroner cites exposure as cause and the boat was found in gear with empty gas tanks, suggesting they were thrown overboard after a crash. Coast Guard sought Canadian police aid as Toledo police joined the search with local officials and newsmen.
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John Liptack
Toledo
Lake Erie
Liptack
Coast Guard
Charles Hennessy
Priscilla
J. J. Urschel
George Urschel
Frank Schmitt
Fred Myers
C. M. Wilkin
Louis Haas
Senator Glass Clarifies Resolution on Reparations Bonds
Senator Glass explains his resolution does not challenge the validity of reparations loans. He argues the State Department lacks lawful authority to pass judgment on bond issues and should refrain from presumed control seen as dangerous and illegitimate power.
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Washington
Glass
Dem
State Department
Pallbearers Carry Dollie Moore Four Miles Over Hills
Pallbearers carried the casket with Dollie Moore 15 daughter of Oscar Moore four miles over the hills of Upper Twin Creek in the counties southwest as highways flooded from heavy rain in Portsmouth Ohio on June 17.
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Portsmouth
Dollie Moore
Oscar Moore
Upper Twin Creek
Chinese rebels push on despite Chiang victory
Chinese rebel armies advance in several sectors after a Nationalist victory led by Chiang Kai shek. Nationalists recaptured Yochow and Changsha in Hunan while rebel columns threaten Shasi Nanchang and Kiakiang. Northern alliance forces seize Tsinan in Shantung.
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Shanghai
Wuchang
Hankow
Hanyang
China
Chiang Kai- Shek
Yochow
Changsha
Hunan
Shasi
Yangsze River
Morrow and rivals weigh in as primaries close
Voters flocked through the day in New Jersey New Hampshire and Minnesota with Senatorial and gubernatorial contests determining party paths. In New Jersey Fort and Simp son faced dry split while Antii Saloon League backs Fort as devout Democrats eyed crossovers. Minnesota saw Schall lead Christianson for the Republican US Senate nomination as Chase Olson and others gauge chances. Maine yielded White a clear edge over Brewster for the Senate nod with Gardiner strong for renomination.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Thomas D. Schall
Gov
Christianson
United States
Schall
John F. Selb
Ray P. Chase
Floyd B. Olson
Farmer-Labor
Ernest Lundeen
Knud ‘Wefard
Chase
J. A. O. Bournquist
N. J. Holmberg
Portland
Wallace H. White
Ralph O. Brewster
White
Brewster
Dugald B. Dewar
William Tudor Gardiner
John Wilson
Bangor
Gardiner
Wilson
France executes rebels for attack on troops at Yenbay
Thirteen Annamite rebels were executed at dawn in French Indo China after being found guilty of armed attack on French troops in Yenbay last February. Twenty six of thirty nine death sentences were commuted by President Doumergue. Five French officers were killed and five wounded in the mutiny, as troops repelled the assault.
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Yenbay
Indo-China
Doumergue
Egyptian Premier and Cabinet Resign Over Constitution Dispute
Mustapha Pasha Nahas and his entire cabinet resigned to King Fuad in Cairo. Formed January 1, 1930, the ministry quit amid conflict with the king over a proposed bill to safeguard the constitution with strict penalties.
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Cairo
Egypt
Mustapha Pasha Nahas
Fuad
Unrest in India Dying Says Bombay Statement
Official India situation report notes unrest from Nationalist campaign shrinking. Congress divisive aims cause misgivings among supporters, while opposition grows. Northwest frontier aerials force back tribesmen. no change in Peshawar unrest.
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India
Bombay
Congress
Peshawar
Will contest case allows depositions from hotel staff abroad
Charlotte Fixel seeks to challenge the will of Abraham L. Er langer theatrical manager claiming common law wife status. Surrogate Foley grants authority to take depositions from hotel employees in ten European countries and the U S on her status. Trial on status set for October 20. represented by Max Steuer.
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New York
Charlotte Fixel
Abraham L. Erlanger
Foley
United States
Max Steuer
Alma Rubens Visits Cincinnati Zoo and Praises Lions
Renowned actress Alma Rubens toured the Cincinnati Zoo between performances at the Albee Theater. She lauded the grounds and animal care, especially admiring the lion cubs and a baby bear. Rubens said her tour has revived her and she plans to continue vaudeville, delaying film plans for now.
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Alma Rubens
Albee Theater
Cincinnati
New York Zoo
California
Cannon Examination Delayed by Senate Chair in Bid to Avoid Clash
The Senate committee on Cannon was to meet today but Chairman Caraway postponed it to tomorrow to avoid interfering with other legislation. He warned he would speak when the report is made, which will only be the Cannon testimony showing he refused to answer questions about his political activities. A telegraphic note from Louisville quotes Bishop James Cannon Jr calling Representative Tinkham a blustering cowardly congressman for attacking him on the House floor under immunity from prosecution for libel.
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Monroe
Mich
Charles Hanneman
Ransom Dull
Monroe Automobile
Toledo
Washington
Louisville
James Cannon,Jr
Tinkham
Rep
Mass
Maniac Slayer Letters Trigger Largest Mulder Hunt inQueens
Detectives pursue a murderer after a letter in the New York Journal described two murders with precision and warned of fourteen more victims. Police flood Queens streets with autos and motorcycles as they hunt a potential syndicate behind the crime amid a high profile investigation.
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Detev
New ‘York Journal
Lowley
Queens Tonight
Mulder
Thumbing a Ride Lands Ohioan Back in Jail
Fred Dunlap, 27, Delaware Ohio, is back in city prison after hitchhiking north of Delaware. The rider turned out to be City Detective Gaulke, who had been pursuing Dunlap for escaping from city prison on April 8 while serving a thirty day sentence for petit larceny.
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Columbus
D.C
Ohio
Fred “Dunlap
Delaware, O
City
Delaware
Gaulke
Dunlap
Sex Education Urged by Social Hygiene Society
The Cincinnati Social Hygiene Society urged sex education to become an integral part of general schooling at its annual meeting in Glendale. Officers named include Dr. William S. Kellar president and Dr. Elizabeth Campbell first vice president.
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Frances B. Strain
Cincinnati Social Hygiene Society
William Kellar
Glendale
Adam
McGuffey
William S. Kellar
Elizabeth Campbell
E. W. Mitchell
Ralph Ro
Carl .A. Wilzbach
Lillian Bowie
Alfred S. Brown
Eugene R. Buss
John M. Cronin
Mabel R. Fernald
L. J. Hillhouse
Frank H. Nelson
Bleeker Marquette
Leon TD. Peaslee
Louis Pechstein
Herbert Richie
Samuel Rothenberg
FE. W. Simpkinson
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Universal Tours Company
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Cameron Hill
Lookout MT. Cavern
America
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Morrow
New Jersey
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Hudson County
Frank ‘Hague
Alexander Simpson
Ambassador
Barbara
East Orange
Senate
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