Mob Lynches Negro After Attacking White Women at Union
In Union South Carolina on June 21 a mob of about a thousand men shot and killed Dan Jenkins a Beaufort North Carolina Negro identified by two white women as their attacker. The assailant fired at a rescue attempt and was killed before National Guard could be mobilized.
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UNION
S.C
Dan Jenkins
Beaufort
N. C
Shipman
Jenkins
Maple Ridge Church
Negro
John G. Richards
J. Austin Latimer
National Guard
Washington
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Jones
Rep
Wash
Glass
Dem
Senate
Commission
Boulder Dam
Arizona
Huffman Aims To Break Light Plane Flight Record
Capt. Stanley C. Huffman operations manager at Embry Piddle tried to set a new endurance record for light planes. He flew the Aeronca C-2 from Lunken Airport carrying fifty five gallons of fuel in a 1,060 foot takeoff run. Huffman reported all is well and remains at 2,500 feet circling above the field with a thermos of water and milk aboard.
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Stanley C
Jiggs Huffman
Embry- Piddle Company
Lunken
Huffman
The
Aéronautical Corporation
Settin
Lawyers' Club Endorses Judicial Candidates in Secret Vote
The Lawyers' Club secret primary vote endorses Wade Cushing Republican for Court of Appeals and Nelson Schwab Republican with Stanley Matthews Democrat for the Court of Common Pleas. The Judiciary Committee led by Alfred Bettman urges citizen study of results and support for the chosen candidates.
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Lawyers’ Club
Common Pleas
Ciary
W News
Court of Appeals
Wade Cushing
Court of Common Pleas
Nelson Schwab
Stanley Matthews
Court
of Common Pleas
Thomas H
Frederick Ll. Hoffman
de . Ryan
Stanley Struble
Thomas H. Mort Ay
Judiciary Committee
Alfred Bettman
Mr. Bettman
U. S. Senator Baird Is Married At Last
United States Senator David Baird Jr. of New Jersey wed Frances H. Smith in Toledo at 6 p.m. The ceremony took place in Mrs. Smith’s niece’s home, with Mrs. Linwood A. Miller as matron of honor and the Willys-Overland Co. president as best man. The couple will depart for the East and sail to Europe soon.
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Toledo
United States
David Baird, Jr
New Jersey
Frances H. Smith
Pennsylvania Railroad
Europe
Camden
N. J
Tragic West Rock Outing Ends In Family Deaths
Raymond Spang 35 of Ansonia escaped a mental hospital and hurled his wife Gertrude and four children Helen Lorraine Raymond and Donald from West Rock cliffs before leaping to his own death. The tragedy drew crowds as police and fire crews recovered the bodies and the scene was described by witnesses.
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New Haven
Conn
Raymond
Spang
Ansonia
West Rock
Brooklyn Naval Hospital
Kingsbridge
Gertrude Carey Spang
Helen
Lorraine
Donald
Yale Bowl
Judge’s Cave
Charles I
England
Soldiers of the Crown
Buse
Nils L Poulsen
American Red Cross
Maury Bogdanoff
Grace Hospital
Westville
China Boy Finds Cigar Is Worse Than Opium
A New York report recounts Charlie Brown a Celestial who after a five year smoking fast tried a five cent cigar. He became dizzy and suffered a gashed scalp and possible skull fracture when he collapsed on the stoop of an East Fourteenth Street house.
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New York
Charlie Brown
Charlie
Ten Blow Alarm Sounds as City Manager Views Fire Unit
A fire wrecked the upper church of Mt. Auburn Methodist on Maplewood Avenue. Two firefighters were injured, and losses reached 25000. Spontaneous Nest combustion in the attic is suspected. City Manager C A Dykstra and Safety Director Grover Smith witnessed the response.
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Mt. Auburn Methodist Episcopal Church
Maplewood Avenue
McMillan Street
John C. Martin
Edward Curran
General Hospital
William Cunningham
Barney J. Houston
C. A. Dykstra
Grover C. Smith
Sinclair’s Plan to Invade California Oil Field Reported
New York Herald Tribune notes Harry F. Sinclair of Sinclair Consolidated Oil is edging toward California via Richfield Oil alliance to build an international group rivaling Royal Dutch Shell and Rockefeller interests. Richfield assets and production figures cited. confirmations pending. A separate item from Logan, Ohio, covers the Independent Producers Refiners Company organizing to handle crude output in 17 Southeastern Ohio counties with a 2000 barrel daily refining plan.
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New York
Tke
New York Herald Tribune
Harry F. Sinclair
Sinclair Consolidated Oil Enterprise
California
Richfield Oil
Sinclair
Royal Dutch Shell
Rockefeller
Richfield
Rio Grande Oil Company
Union Oil Company of California
Pan- American Western
Universal Consolidated Oil Companies
Massachusetts
Virgina
Canada
Logan
Independent Producers Refiners Company
Ohio
J. C C. Grimm
Woodfield
O. C. Gunn
Marietta
Edward Reiser
Akron
Ncaster
Bremen
Night Ryder of Broadway Arrested on Larceny Charge
Harold R. Ryder once famed as a financial genius, founder of Woody & Co, was arrested on a grand larceny warrant alleging he misappropriated 957,687 entrusted to buy securities. The firm faced 3,000,000 in liabilities with only a few hundred dollars in assets after suspension by the NYSE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harold R. Ryder
Ryder
Woody & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Broadway
Brooklyn
Park Avenue
Night Ryder
Union College
Schenectady
Bettman Seeks 350000 From Cosmopolitan Bank Stockholders
The attorney general warns stockholders of Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust to pay within five days an amount equal to their stock value, potentially raising 350000. Dorger defends bank officials as probes continue and deposits face risk amid alleged weak assets and pending suit to protect depositors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust Company
Gilbert Bettman
Frank Dorger
Bettman
O.C. Gray
Sait
Dorger
Cosmopolitan Bank
Sibbald
John H. Meiners
Meiners
Demonstrations in Bombay injure over five hundred
Bombay police clash with Nationalist followers of Gandhi on the Maidan Esplanade injuring more than 500 as crowds refuse to disperse. Ambulances take 200 to hospitals. 300 treated on scene. Protests also erupt near Victoria Station and at other sites amid police action and planned sympathy marches for released activists.
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Bombay
Mahatma Gandhi
Garhwal
Rifles
Peshawar
Bombay Congress Committee
Perin
Dadabhoy Naraji
Congress
Maidan Esplanade
Maidan
Victoria Railway Station
Dhobi
Talao
Reading Police Criticized in Kidnaping Case
Sheriff William M. Anderson condemned Reading police for lack of cooperation after the kidnapping of H. A. Green, bank cashier, his wife Charlotte and daughter Elizabeth by four masked men. Green was taken to the bank and the family held overnight, with Green released after a failed attempt to trigger the safe time lock.
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Reading
Wiliam M. Anderson
H. A. Green
Green
Anderson
Reading Police
Emmett Kirgan
Cincinnati
Norwood
John H.gahl
Pleasant Ridge
Lingle's Death Linked to Gang Motive and Capone Ties
Chicago investigators pursue a motive in the June 8 assassination of Alfred J. Lingle. They tie the case to the red hot gang and Moran associates, noting Lingle's ties to Capone. Police trace the murder weapon to a gun dealer and name Frank Foster as a potential buyer.
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New York World News Service
Chicago
Alfred J. Lingle
Tribune
Jake
Lingle
Underworld
Red-Hots
George
Bugs
Miami
Smith & Wesson
Swanson
Pat Roche
Frank Foster
Peter von Frantizius
Diversey Boulevard
von Frantizius
Foster
Sergt. W. T. Cox
Cox
Mexico applauds Col Fierro after 2200 mile nonstop NY to Mexico flight
Col Roberto Fierro completed a nonstop flight from New York to Val Buena Field Mexico in about 16 hours 35 minutes covering roughly 2200 miles. He landed amid mud and crowds celebrating a first ever nonstop New York to Mexico flight. He was accompanied by mechanic Arnulfo Cortes and flew a Lockheed Sirius monoplane named the Anahuac, a Lindbergh clone.
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Val Buena Field
Mexico
Roberto Fierro
New York
Dee
Roosevelt Field
Emilio Carranza
Pablo Sidar
Col. Fierro
Arnulfo Cortes
Charles A. Lindbergh
Legion Chief Denies Brookhart Charge Of Drunken Revels
Dudley A. White of Norwalk Ohio, department commander of the American Legion, sent a telegram to Senator Brookhart defending legion conventions in Cincinnati August 17 19. He invites Brookhart to see 1200 delegates in orderly sessions and programs in rehabili tation child welfare junior baseball Boy Scouts and community service. Brookhart had described legion meetings as drunken revels in opposing Hanford MacNider for minister to Canada.
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Sandusky
Dudley A. White
Norwalk
American Legion
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Department of
Ohio
White
Cincinnati
Legion
Brookhart
Senate
Canada
Hanford MacNider
National Legion
Cunard Lines orders new express liner from Clyde shipyard
Ottawa reports Cunard Line has ordered a new express liner. Glasgow Clyde Banks yard chosen with bids advised by Department of Trade and Commerce. Ship to be about 1000 feet long 75 000 tons speed thirty knots cost around 30 million dollars.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Cunard Line
Thee Department of Trade and Commerce
Clyde Banks
Glasgow
Clyde
Ohio's Seven Leading Cities Hold Place in Census Race
Ohio's seven leading cities from over 100000 to near 1000000 retain their ranks in the 1930 census. Columbus made the strongest gain, nearing Toledo, with Canton expected to join the over 100000 group. The seven cities total 2,554,897 people versus 2,169,859 ten years earlier.
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Ohio
Columbus, CO
Columbus
Toledo
Canton
Buckeye
City
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Seeseegs
Siles
Akroneeneensebaeseeeeres
Dayton Aeneenneneenenernnes
Youngstown
Intenewene
Lakewood
Springfield
Hamilton
Cleveland Heights
Eee Tewnn
Loran
Ohio Cities
Southwest Heat Wave Ranks June 21 Highs Across Kansas
Kansas City records 98 degrees the hottest June 21 by the Weather Bureau as Salina hits 102 and Dodge City reaches 100. The heat wave spreads across Western Kansas and nearby Missouri with abnormal temperatures.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Southwest
Salina
Dodge City
Missouri
Weather Bureau
Weather outlook and temperatures across states and cities
Ohio and Kentucky expect mostly fair weather Sunday with locally heavy thundershowers Sunday night or Monday and little temperature change. Tennessee also cloudy with local thundershowers in the extreme east Sunday and Monday, temperatures steady. A table shows current highs and 24 hour precipitation for Eastport Louisville Boston Nashville Albany Cleveland New York Detroit Atlanta Jacksonville Duluth St. Louis New Orleans Galveston Pittsburgh with highs around the 70s to 90s and scattered zero rainfall readings. June 21, 1980 figures.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Portson
Eastport
Louisville
Boston
Nashville
Albany
TiCleveland
New York
Detroit
Atl
Soe
Marie
Washiton Beall Chicamen
Jacks
Ville
Duluth
St. N. Orleans
Galveston
Pittsburgh
Ania
Vein
Nor
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Erdas
New York City
Lindbergh
Hero
Ace
Mercury
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