Hoover asks border citizens to aid in enforcing prohibition
President Hoover calls on Americans along the Canadian border to cooperate with the Treasury in stopping bootleggers and gun misuse. He cites border incidents and praises law enforcement, while Treasury reports flag unprecedented bootlegging activity and border patrol reinforcement.
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Congress
Washington
Hoover
Treasury Department
Department
United States
Lowman
Treasury
Customs
Prohibition
Doran
Palmer-Canfield
New York
Murder Case and Diplomatic Talks Dominate June Coverage
Dr James H Snook amid murder inquiry defends his actions and claims a temporary affair with Miss Theora K Hix ended by her refusal to marry. Separately, Mexico City reports a Vatican approved basis for settling religious controversy may allow returning clergy if the Pope approves, with Ambassador Morrow mediating between President Portes Gil and bishops.
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Mexico City
Rome
Portes Gil
Ruiz Y Flores
Pascual Diaz
Vatican
Churches of
Mexico
Morrow
Bootlegger sentenced in Atlanta federal case and accomplices fined
James Gibbin, 47, of 953 West Court street, operator of a bootlegger supply house under Western Malt Company, was sentenced to a year and a day in the Atlanta Penitentiary by Judge Robert Nevin. Harry Freund, 37, baker and Gibbin’s store operator, was fined 400 dollars. Rinck, 38, junk dealer from Hamilton, Ohio, drew two years for stealing a carton of tobacco from an interstate shipment. Abrams noted Rinck’s prior ten petty robbery convictions.
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James Gibbin
West Court Street
Western Malt Company
Freeman Avenue
Atlanta
Robert Nevin
United States District Court
Gibbin
Harry Freund
Baker
George Rinck
Hamilton
Harry Abrams
United States
Rinck
William Sauter
Dawes and MacDonald Appeal for World Peace in Lossiemouth
Premier MacDonald told Lossiemouth Town Council that his meetings with US Ambassador Dawes aim to unite nations in a cooperative fellowship for peace. He said no threats or alliances were planned, stressing US relations as a national priority.
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Dawes
MacDonald
U. S
Great Britain
Lossiemouth
Scotland
Logie House
United States
London
Ramsay MacDonald
Charles G. Dawes
Ambassador Dawes Urges Early Naval Reduction for World Peace
London reports former Vice President Charles Gates Dawes in a Pilgrims dinner speech urges an early international naval reduction as essential to world peace. He cites Kellogg treaty progress and argues united steps avoid delays in disarmament while noting US naval program funds and executive flexibility pending an accord.
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London
Charles Gates Dawes
United States
Court of St. James
Dawes
Great Britain
Ambassador Dawes
Ramsay MacDonald
Lossiemouth
Scotland
MacDonald
Congress
Secretary of State of the
Navy Department
Tragic Death At City Manhole Sparks Inquest
James Bradford a 19 year old cable splicer for Union Gas and Electric was found hanging by the heels in a Central Parkway manhole. Coroner Swing planned a post mortem to confirm cause while the gas company argues heat suffocation and low 120 volt electrocution are unlikely. Bradford’s helper Noel Warman testified as life squad members worked two hours.
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James Bradford
Belvedere Avenue
Union Gas and Electric Company
Central Parkway
Elm Street
Bradford
Swing
Noel Warman
Mercer Street
Warman
Fire Department
Brad
World leaders urge peace and naval cutbacks rise to duty
British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and U.S. Ambassador Charles Dawes called for world peace and naval reductions. Dawes argued for early agreement on disarmament as essential to global stability while stressing prudent procedure and naval expertise in shaping a new world order.
Voliva Returns From Europe Denounces Alcohol Abroad
Wilbur Glenn Voliva, leader of Zion City, arrives from sixteen foreign countries and says Europe exceeds America in drinking, calling it shameful. He asserts missions will be sent from Zion City to Holland, Poland, Scotland, Egypt, Palestine, and Syria within months.
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Chicago
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Europe
America
Zion City
Voliva
Holland
Poland
Scotland
Egypt
Palestine
Syria
Want Ads Preview Sparks Local Interest
Bits of news from today’s want ads highlight various finds and items of local interest. The page teases readers with examples of notices, gigs, and opportunities, reflecting a busy classified section.
Lost Airedale Patsy Reunite Reward Offered
Airedale named Patsy is missing and the owner offers a generous reward for her return. Neighbors urged to check shelters and report sighting to local authorities.
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Patsy
Two-Room Unfurnished Apartment For Rent in Norwood
Unfurnished two room apartment available for rent in Norwood. Includes basic living space with separate rooms and shared facilities. Contact for price and viewing arrangements.
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Norwood
Rooms For Rent In Covington With Board Optional
Lovely airy rooms available for rent in Covington. Single and double options offered with optional board.
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Covington
Linwood Two-Family Home to be Sold by Owner
A two family modern residence in Linwood is listed for sale by its owner. The property offers contemporary design, potential rental income, and direct sale terms. Prospective buyers are urged to contact the owner for details and scheduling viewings.
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Linwood
Rooming house for sale in Walnut Hills on easy terms
A rooming house with seventeen modern rooms that are beautifully furnished is offered for sale on convenient terms. The property is located in Walnut Hills.
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Walnut Hills
Want Ad News Prompts Readers to Page Eleven
The cloze note invites readers to page 11 for complete Want Ads and other features. It hints at additional interesting notices and updates, urging careful attention to the full contents.
Woman killed in unusual car accident in Newport
Mrs. Lillie Hammer, 58, of 629 Park avenue Newport Kentucky died when her car hit a concrete bump on Madison pike south of Covington. Her head struck a cross brace and fractured her skull. Brother Edward Fick found her unresponsive and rushed her to St Elizabeth Hospital where she was pronounced dead.
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Lillie Hammer
Park Avenue
Newport
Madison Pike
Covington
Edward Fick
Monroe Street
Newport Fire Department
Fick
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Virginia Days Name Teacher for Governor
Roanoke Virginia June 18 A P Dr William Moseley Brown thirty five year old Washington and Lee University professor was selected by Virginia anti Smith Democrats to lead them in their effort to gain control of state offices from the Democratic party and repudiate Democratic leaders who supported Alfred E Smith for the Presidency Capt C C Berkeley of Newport News was named anti Smith nominee for Attorney General The anti Smith Executive Committee was authorized to select a candidate for Lieutenant Governor later if deemed advisable
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Roanoke
William Moseley Brown
Washington and Lee University
Virginia
Alfred E. Smith
Brown
Dr. Brown
Capt
C. C. Berkeley
Newport News
Funeral for Arc Light Inventor Dr. Charles Brush
Funeral services were held in Trinity Episcopal Cathedral Cleveland for Dr. Charles F. Brush inventor of the arc light. The ceremony was led by Bishop William A. Leonard with Dean Francis S. White officiating. Messages of condolence arrived from scientists worldwide.
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Cleveland
Charles F. Brush
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
William A. Leonard
Francis S. White
Heatwave Grips Cincinnati and Ohio Cities As Temperatures Climb
Heat and humidity swept Ohio with Cincinnati hitting 89 degrees and statewide highs reaching 95 to 96 in Youngstown and East Liverpool. Three people prostrated and three sought relief from the heat while a drowning in Tiffin claimed Leroy Shambaugh, 16, of Republic. The Weather Bureau forecast more heat with relief by evening storms.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Columbus
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Tiffin
Leroy Shambaugh
Republic
Youth Loses Teeth And Leg In Motorcycle Crash
Dudley Melton aged 18 of 4750 Main avenue Norwood suffered severe injuries when a motorcycle driven by his cousin James Melton 19 collided with a truck at Smith road and Elm avenue Norwood. The impact fractured his right leg knocked out most of his teeth and cut him on the face arms and body. James Melton Roy Kinman and the Dow Raiser Company truck driver were uninjured. The truck backed from an auto parts company entrance at the time of collision.
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Dudley Melton
Main Avenue
Norwood
James Melton
Smith Road
Elm Avenue
Roy Kinman
Vevay
Ind
Dow Raiser Company
Madison
Auto Parts Company
Four personal crisis deaths in 24 hours reported
Mrs Loretta Walsh 33 of 1834 Lincoln Ave Norwood is believed to be the fourth death by own action in 24 hours. She died at General Hospital from poison. Coroner Swing will continue investigation. The third death was Mrs Mina Tomin 40 of 2349 Wheeler St found hanging in her bathroom. Relatives cite a nervous breakdown. She left husband Milton Tomin and three daughters Doris Gertrude and Dorothy.
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Loretta Walsh
Lincoln Avenue
Norwood
Swing
General Hospital
Mina Tomin
Wheeler Street
Lindberghs End Honeymoon Cruise at Sands Point
The Lindberghs voyage ends as their cruiser Mouette anchors at Sands Point N Y after a three week New England coastal cruise. They are guests of Daniel Guggenheim and proceed to New York City. Lindbergh plans a three week tour of the Transcontinental Air Transport Line to the Pacific Coast.
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New York
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mouette
Sands Point
N. Y
Flyer
New England
Daniel Guggenheim
New York City
Col. Lindbergh
Pacific Coast
Alligator Show Duel Ends in Death at Coney Island
Two tame alligators owned by Coppinger dueled to the death in an enclosure near Lake Como at Coney Island. The largest, eight feet and 200 pounds, killed the other at 160 pounds. The bout wounds the victor and disrupts plans for Saturday’s exhibition. Jack Coppinger seeks a fresh alligator from his Miami farm to join the act.
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Coppinger
Coney Island
Lake Como
Coney
Gator
Jack
Henry Coppinger
Miami
Fla
West Jefferson dog track gambling blamed on Madison County prosecutor
Gov. Cooper directed the state to hold Madison County Prosecutor Dean Richmond responsible for ending wagering at the West Jefferson dog track. Attorney General Bettman said Richmond would enforce the law locally within 36 hours, while discussions planned about Bainbridge track gambling.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
West Jefferson
Madison County
Dean Richmond
Gilbert Bettman
Cooper
Bainbridge
Geauga County
Richmond
Washington
Madison
Hoover Signs Census Measure Reapportionment Planned
President Hoover signed the census and reapportionment bill. The act provides for the 1930 census count and determines House seats 435 total, with certain states gaining or losing Representation. It also automates future censuses and reapportionments unless repealed. Senate adjournment dates and tariff debate partially restrain congressional action.
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Washington
Hoover
House
Senate
Beachside Fashion Sparks City Crackdown in Dayton
DaytonKy officials clamp down on beachgoing attire after Chief Frank Ortlieb ordered arrests for swimming prep. Residents report youths undressing in willows and parading in bathing suits, with harsher fines promised to curb such displays.
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Dayton
Frank Ortlieb
Professor 70 Sets 700 Mile Horseback Journey
Dr Granville E Terrell seventy year old philosophy professor at the University of Kentucky begins a 700 mile trek by horse to his former home in Louisa Virginia He plans to stay there for the rest of his life and will let his horse Katy decide the pace with Winchester as the first stop
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Lexington
Granville E. Terrell
University of Kentucky
Louisa
Dr.Terrell
Dr. Terrell
Katy
Winchester
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Hyde Park
Frank Weile
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