Man Hunt For Forsythe Deepens Chicago Lingle Case
Chicago sources say a statewide manhunt targets four fugitives led by James Red Forsythe, identified as Lingle killer. Police linked gun to Frank Foster and hunt Moran gang allies Gorman Noon, with investigators battling leaks and misID in the probe.
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Chicago
Lingle
Tribune
James
Red’) Forsythe
Michigan Avenue
Frank Foster
Simon J. Gorman
Frankie Noon
Forsythe
Moran
Willis Cusick
William Russell
Moran-Aiello
Loop
Gorman
Noon
Foster
Hoover Slogan Boosts Hawley Smoot Tariff Campaign
Washington reports Dr. Julius Klein and Rep. Will R. Wood push the Hawley Smoot act as a forward tariff step. Wood accuses Wall Street gamblers and big business leaders of plots against the tariff bill and calls for a Congressional probe into stock dumping and short selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
Julius Klein
Commerce
Will R. Wood
Indiana
Republican Congressional Committee
Hoover
Mellon
Lamont
Watson
Senate
Klein
Wood
New Tariff Commission
Wall Street
Henry Ford
Congress
White House
New York
Rr. Klein
Lone Eaglet Born To Lindberghs At Morrow Home
Englewood N J June 22 A son born today to Charles A Lindbergh and Anne Morrow at the Morrow home. The birth time was 3 15 p m and the news comes amid guarded details of the family celebrations and public interest in Americas air hero.
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Lone Eaglet
Luck
Col
Charles Lindbergh
Morrow
Englewood
N. J
America
Dwight W.morrow
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Tragedy Leaves Eight Children Orphaned in Newport
A Newport family dies in a cellar accident as August Remenowsky his wife Mathilda and friend Anthony Sendelbach are found dead amid fermenting moonshine mash and a gas-lit still. Eight children aged 15 months to 15 years survive, with the eldest Anna May Remenowsky alerting neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Remenowsky
Remenowsky
Mathilda Remenowsky
Anthony Sendelbach
Liberty Street
Newport
West Ninth Street
Sendelbach
Hughes
Anthony Doyle
Federal Prohibition
Anna May Remenowsky
Gus
Anna May
Schnelle
Gugel
Kaiser
Sendel
Hoover Opposes Veterans Relief Bill and Senate Substitute Planned
President Hoover warns the veterans relief bill raises taxes and is beyond what veterans asked. Senator Reed submits a substitute backed by administration leaders. Watson hopes the Reed plan passes in the Senate while the House has approved the vetoed measure.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate
Watson
Indiana
White House
Reed
Rep
Administration
Mellon
Hines
The
Veterans’ Bureau
Hurley
Mills
Treasury
House
American Legion
Congress
Enraged Bronx Wife Triggers Poker Night Breakup
A Bronx housewife, tired of waiting, knocked at an apartment door during a seven-handed poker game. Her demand for her husband sparked panic as two players fled. David Tarvin, 37, fractured his hip leaping from a window. Doctors said the leap was needless. it was not his wife.
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New York
Bronx
David Tarvin
Mad Squirrel of Wyanoke Street Bites Daily in White Plains
A White Plains resident reports the legendary Mad Squirrel of Wyanoke Street bites someone each morning at 9. The old squirrel, described as large with a wicked glint, has three tail notches from prior bites and recently bit a Mrs. Masterson on her porch, prompting police to withhold her name.
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New York World News Service
White Plains
N. J
New Jersey
Winsted
Wyanoke Street
Cleary
Mr. Cleary
Author Derides Baltohs Action Barring Play
Marc Connelly reacts to England banning The Green Pastures for London licensing officials citing the portrayal of Deity by a Negro actor. He notes the Lord Chamberlain Cromer’s decision follows no official reason but stems from religious depiction. The Pulitzer Prize winning play from 1929-30 faces censorship in Britain.
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New York
Marc Connelly
New York World News Service
England
Lord Chamberlain Cromer
London
Cannon challenges Tinkham to publish full speech
Bishop James Cannon Jr asserts Rep. Tinkham misstated his remarks on the anti-Smith funds. he demands the full 3,000 word speech be signed and distributed to disavow immunity. Cannon cites specific claims about receipts, expenditures, and use of $48,300 tied to E C Jameson in Virginia.
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Washington
James Cannon, Jr
Tinkham
Rep
Mass
Bay State
Senate Lobby Committee
Bishop Cannon
House of Representatives
Tihnkham
Congressman Tinkham
English play Green Pastures provokes Lord Chamberlain ruling
Paris dispatch notes English press praise for the printed play and the Lord Chamberlain’s office refusal to distinguish sacrilege from a miracle play. The foreign writer says little can be done and thanks those in England who want to see the play.
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Marc Connelly
New York World News Service
Paris
Mankeyville
Tenn
England
Lord Chamberlain
Two Americans Die En Route to Europe Aboard Lapland
Plymouth England June 22 Two Americans aboard the British steamer Lapland from New York to Europe died during the voyage. John Phillips 82 of Berkeley California died of heart disease and was buried at sea. Harriet R Kelley of Leavenworth Kansas died of Brights disease her body embalmed and to be returned to America. The Lapland departed New York June 14 for Plymouth and Continental European ports.
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Plymouth
England
Lapland
New York
Europe
John Phillips
Berkeley
Cal
Harriet R. Kelley
Leavenworth
Kan
Bright
America
Mexico hails Col. Fierro after first nonstop NY to Mexico City flight
Col. Roberto Fierro details a 2,152 mile nonstop journey from New York to Mexico City facing fierce weather. He reports fuel limits near the end and high altitude flying over Sierra de Pachuca, praising his crew and route knowledge amid a dangerous crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Constantine
New York World News Service
Mexico City
Col
Roberto Fierro
New York
Brownsville
Rio Grande
Mexico
Gulf
Sierra de Pachuca
Tampico
Col. Fierro
Arnulfo Cortes
Attorney Drowns While Rescuing Playful Son at River
Justus H. Jordan, attorney and Typographical Union No. 3 member from Hewitt Avenue, drowned at Branch Hill in the Little Miami River while diving fully clothed to rescue his son Paul 13 who splashed with joy. Mrs Lillian Jordan and three other children witnessed. Jordan's body recovered 30 minutes later. Efforts by Dr Frank Leyer failed. The Jordan family had camped nearby. funeral arrangements were incomplete.
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Justus H. Jordan
Hewitt Avenue
Typographical Union No. 3
Miami
Branch Hill
Paul
Lillian Jordan
Frank Leyer
Jordan
Mr. Jordan
Lillian
Harold
Jennet
Margie
Jordan Camp
Clerk Loses Car To Armed Thieves In Norwood
Don Rice a 23 year old Norwood clerk borrowed his uncle O B Wise's car after his own was stolen. Two armed men forced him to drive then fled with the vehicle after robbing him of $6 and a wrist watch. Police recovered the car near Hamilton.
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Don Rice
Montgomery Road
Norwood
Rice
O. B. Wise
Fourth Street
Carthage
Ross Avenues
Hamilton
Atlantic City Mayor Killed in Auto Mishap
In Absecon New Jersey early today a train struck a car carrying Atlantic City Mayor Anthony M. Ruffu Jr two unidentified women and a man believed to be Assemblyman Anthony J Siracusa. Ruffu was identified by papers in his pocket and clothing fragments.
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Absecon
N. J
Anthony M
Ruffu, Jr
Atlantic City
Anthony J. Siracusa
Ruffu
Huffman Sets Endurance and Distance Records in Air
Stanley C. Huffman, piloting an Aeronca monoplane, landed at 9.07 p.m. at Municipal Airport after 25 hours 41 minutes 48 seconds in the air, breaking the Class C endurance record and the previous distance record of 403.9 miles by Kaezla. He reportedly planned to break the all classes record next, with 55 gallons of fuel aboard.
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Aeronca
Stanley C
Jiggs
Kaezla
Huffman
Graf Zeppelin lands after chase by Berlin crew
The Graf Zeppelin arrived safely at Staaken Airfield at 9 p.m. after straying and being pursued by Hamburg crew. Capt. Ernst Lehmann and Capt. Hans Von Schiller flew an airplane to Berlin to rejoin the airship. the voyage followed an all night flight to Copenhagen and back.
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Berlin
Hamburg
Graf Zeppelin
Staaken Airfield
Ernst Lehmann
Hans von Schiller
Lehmann
von Schiller
Graf
Staaken
John W Hill Dies Noted Engineer at 81
John W Hill 81 renowned as a consulting engineer died at his home 132 Wyoming Ave Wyoming CO after a paralytic stroke. He led water works projects in Cincinnati and Philadelphia and held leadership roles in the American Water Works Association and early civil and mechanical engineering societies. He is survived by son Henry C Hill. Funeral set for Tuesday at Wiltsee parlors with burial in Spring Grove Cemetery.
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John W. Hill
Wyoming Avenue
Wyoming, CO
Hill
Cincinnati
Kenton County
American Water Works’ Association
American Society of Civil Engineers
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Neinnati Club
Chamber of Commerce
State
Cincinnati's Lady Burglar Captured in Newport Raid
Cincinnati's first lady burglar Edna Priessman, 32, and her alleged accomplice Patrick Sheehan, 30, were arrested at the Posey Building in Newport after detectives followed tips. Priessman, who escaped Marysville Reform School two months ago for burglaries at two Cincinnati clothing stores, was captured. Sheehan fled but later surrendered. Both denied extradition and were jailed as fugitives.
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Cincinnati
Newport
Leo Livingson
Posey
East Third Street
Pretty Edna Priessman
Patrick Sheehan
Marysville Reformatory
Sheehan
Third Street
Priessman
Washington Avenue
Newport Jaiil
Miss Priessman
Reformatory
H. E
Temperatures Across States Show Warm Period and Morning Showers
Ohio and Indiana report mostly fair and warm conditions with Monday's temperatures and Tuesday showers. Kentucky and Tennessee expect continued warmth with possible afternoon or evening thunderstorms. West Virginia remains fair and cloudy with showers in the west. A regional table lists current highs and lows, precipitation, and June 22, 1930 records across cities including Cleveland New York Atlanta St Louis Pittsburgh Denver and Galveston.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Tennessee
West Virginia
West Portion
Eastport
Bu’sville
Boston
Roa
Ehville
Albany
Cleveland
N. York
Detroit
St.Mile
Wash
Atlanta
St.Louis
N.orleans
Kansas C
Galveston
Omaha
Pittsb
Rgh
Denver
Einach
N. Co
N.W
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Frank T. Hines
Jake Lingle
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Moran and
House of Correction
Bertillon
Bureau of Identification
Herald-Examiner
Illinois
Wall Treet
Democratic Committee
Glendale
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Rum
Home Distillery
Pennsylvania
Derides Baltohs
Monkeyville, Tenn
Churchman
N.Y
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