Four Spanish aviators missing in Azores search
Planes and ships hunt the four Spanish aviators after a false report delayed the search by 36 hours. Ferrol departed planes led by Maj Ramon Franco and crew, aided by British and Portuguese vessels, with continued unanswered calls for news near the Azores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Azores
Ferrol
Horta
Primo de Rivera
Spain
Publica
Ramon Franco
Marine
Asé
Xemier
Alphonso
Paris
Hiarge d
Ramsey
Gibraltar
Maj
Franco
America
Cre Cane Ruiz de Alda
Duardo Gallaragura da d
Pedro Madariaga
Pablo Rada
Appeals Court WEO Decision Against Cooper Over Walnut Hills Building
The Ohio Court of Appeals upheld a Common Pleas ruling preventing Gov. Myers V. Cooper from proceeding with a three story structure at Ashland avenue and Locust street Walnut Hills. The injunction cites zoning ordinance violations including rear yard depth and lack of valid permit. The decision notes Howell opposed the project before the Zoning Commission and argues the defendant acted without authority while expenditures were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Myers V. Cooper
Ashland Avenue
Locust Street
Walnut Hills
Court of Appeals
Common Pleas Court
Gov. Cooper
Niles L. Howell
Gov
Cooper Wash
Howell
Cushing
Hamilton
Ross
Zoning Commission
Stanley Struble
The
Senators Urged to Tighten Wool Sugar Tariffs Across Bills
Three Senate finance subcommittees heard calls to raise duties on wool leather and shoes and to tax Philippine imports including sugar. American Farm Bureau urged abrogation of the Cuban American treaty and higher duties on Philippine farm products. National Wool Growers pressed for 36 cents a pound duty on raw wool amid broad wool waste levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cuba
Philippines
Senate
Chester H. Gray
American Farm Bureau Federation
Gray
United States
House
Smoot
Rep
Utah
Harrison
Dem. Miss
National Grange
Agriculture
Frank J. Hagenbarth
Spencer
Idaho
National Wool Growers’ Association
Nude preacher leads chaos in Houston Negro section incident
A June 2473 report describes preacher Dee, in medical garb, preaching nude on a Houston street. He entered a house, emerged unclothed, sparked a riot with stones, knives, and bricks. police restrained the mob and placed him in City Hospital as officials warned the nude cult would not reinvade the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Houston
Tex
Europe
Aston
Dee
Tee
Fiouston
Heat Claims Two Lives In Cincinnati As City Endures Highs
The heat wave killed Edward Hust 35 of Camp Washington and Samuel Bandrey 33 of Newport Ky as they collapsed while working or walking in the sun. Police and coroner reports note heat prostration though no formal verdict was issued. A brief shower later provided relief and forecasters called for cooler, cloudy conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hust
Sidney Avenue
Camp Washington
Samuel Bandrey
West Third Street
Newport
Hust
American Valve & Meter Company
Spring Grove Avenue
General Hospital
Bandrey
Newport Rolling Mills
Walter Hughes
W. C. Devereaux
United States
At & O'Clock
Train Hits Auto Truck Killing Six Nearby Vacationing Children
A train struck an automobile truck at a grade crossing in Sheffield Massachusetts killing three children and a man and injuring four others. The children were New York City residents vacationing at a local farm, sent by a Jewish charitable organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Mass
New York City
Henry Mason Day Becomes Sinclair's Prisonmate
A Henry Mason Day of New York City began a four month sentence in the District of Columbia Jail for contempt of court in the Sinclair Fall conspiracy case. Sinclair himself is serving three months for contempt of the Senate and six months concurrently for the jury shadowing charge. Day entered the jail at 6 40 p m and told photographers he would return to New York after his sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A. Henry Mason Day
New York City
Sinclair Exploration Company
District of Columbia
Day
Harry F. Sinclair
Sinclair
Senate
United States
John Jr. Clarson
New York
Dry Embassy Dinner Sparks London Gossip
Dawes of Prohibition era United States Embassy in London declares it will not serve liquor and keeps the embassy dry, prompting British press interest and jokes about embassy hospitality while all diplomatic posts abroad are reported as wet. The note fuels debate on diplomatic privilege and party conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawes Clamps Ltd
London
New York World News Service
United States
Ambassador Dawes
States
Esme Howard
Washington
Julius Caesar
Lady Astor
Charles G. Davés
Supreme Court
Dawes
Cincinnati District Plans 7.71 Mills Tax Levy for 1930
The Cincinnati school district adopts a 7.71 mill levy to fund 1930 operations, expected to raise 8,731,701 from tax duplicates with total revenue projected at 9,359,701. Budget prioritizes teachers salaries 5,813,703 and other outlay 2,150,729 plus retirement funds and bond retirement. Local receipts include tuition deposits and rents. Notices bids for chlorinating plants at several high schools and electrical alterations at others. Walnut Hills High School plans by Garber & Woodward await final approval by September 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Board of Education
Hughes and Woodward
Glenview
Hillcrest
Hughes, Stowe
Withrow
Woodward
Madisonville
Guilford
Mt. Auburn
Carson
Walnut Hills High School
Victory Boulevard
S. A. Garber
Garber & Woodward
Condon
John W. Hollister
Randall J. Condon
Snook to Face Murder Trial on July 22 in Columbus
Dr. James H. Snook a 49 year old university professor charged with first degree murder in the slaying of Ohio State co ed Theora Hix will stand trial July 22 in Columbus unless a venue change is sought. He pleaded not guilty as crowds watched in Criminal Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
James Howard Snook
Theora K. Hix
Ohio State
Albert Gunning
Snook
Robert Duncan
Gunning
Melvin T. Hix
Dr. Snook
Mr. Hix
Henry L. Scarlett
C. F. Long
Chester
Ricketts
New Trial Is Refused In Albert Burchett Sentence
Logan Ohio June 24 Albert Burchett a Lawrence Kentucky youth received life imprisonment after Judge Harley M Whitcraft overruled a motion for a new trial Burchett was convicted of second degree murder in the slaying of Earl Behrens in the Brimstone Creek district near Logan Behrens was shot to death during a liquor hijacking attempt Burchett admitted firing into the brush but denied firing the fatal shots a ballistic expert testified the bullet came from a revolver found with Burchett's possessions The defense said they would appeal to the appellate court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
State
Albert Burchett
Lawrence
Harley M. Whitcraft
Burchett
Earl Behrens
Lancaster
Brimstone Creek
Here
Behrens
Ellis proposes federal aid tied to state cooperation on prohibition
Wade H. Ellis former Ohio Attorney General urged in a radio address that federal funds to enforce prohibition be withheld from states that do not cooperate with the dry law. He said noncooperating states would face federal enforcement on interstate liquor and be pressured to repeal or uphold Prohibition, urging newspapers to mobilize public sentiment and improve the judicial system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wade H. Ellis
Cincinnati
Ellis
Ohio
District of Columbia
of the Sons of the American Revolution
Tunney Denies Marriage Proposal in $500000 Suit
Bridgeport Conn June 24 James Gene Tunney retired heavyweight champion replies to Mrs Katherine King Fogarty of Fort Worth and New York suing for 500000 breaches of promise. He says he never asked to marry but paid 35000 to relinquish all claims and 1 to sign a waiver. The answer says the claims were baseless and seeks to bar further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
James
Gene) Tunney
Katherine King Fogarty
Ft. Worth
Tex
New York City
Billy Gibson
Fogarty
Tunney
Gibson
Gov Cooper to hear plea to save Ford
Rodney Ford of Cincinnati convicted slayer will have clemency hearing with Gov. Cooper on July 6 after an informal session. Ford is slated for execution by electrocution on July 19 for the murder of Peter Dumele, Marshal of North College Hill, a Cincinnati suburb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Rodney Ford
Cincinnati
Cooper
Ford
Peter Dumele
North College Hill
Plane crash near Indian Mounds Park kills pilot and injures seven
Northwest Airways tri motor from Chicago crashes after takeoff from St. Paul Airport en route to Minneapolis. Veteran pilot Eddie Middagh dies in the blaze. Seven aboard sustained injuries including Kendall Clough and Mrs. Henry Frost. Robert Johnston escaped serious harm while attempting to aid Middagh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Airways
Chicago
Indian Mounds Park
Here
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kendall Clough
Henry Frost
Harcourt Ames
Paul Ames
Ames
J. B. McOsker
Minneapolis Post
H. G. Foote
Robert Johnston
Plane Crash Kills Paul Ritter Near Creston Iowa
Paul Ritter a 27 year old from Afton was killed when his airplane crashed near Creston Iowa tonight after failing to recover from a tailspin. The craft struck a highway and burst into flames destroying the plane before rescuers could reach the pilot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Paul Ritter
Afton
Here
Ritter
Arnold and Son Given New Trial in Kidnaping
In Wooster Ohio on June 24 the Court of Appeals ordered a new trial for Elias Arnold and his son Arthur 17 on charges of child stealing tied to the Melvina Horst disappearance. They argue an error in law over testimony from Junior Hannah and other witnesses and question the reliability of the young eyewitness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Elias Arnold
Arthur
Melvina 4
Court of Appeals
Ohio State Penitentiary
Mansfield Reformatory
Orrville
Arnolds
Junior Hannah
Wayne County Common Pleas
Melvin
Columbus
Junior
Ranch Cattleman Hazelrigg Slain at Mexico Gate
James B. Hazelrigg 56 a cattle man was killed by what appears to be an ambush while sitting in his car at the gate of his LaFrance ranch in Mexico four miles northwest of Nuevo Laredo. His body was brought to Laredo today after he went to the ranch to engage in a round-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Tex
LaFrance Ranch
Mexico
James B. Hazelrigg
Hazelrigg
Nuevo Laredy
Gibson guests Dawes in London as Geneva disarmament talks continue
United States Ambassador Hugh S. Gibson arrives in London to confer with Gen. Charles G. Dawes on the naval disarmament program and broader Anglo American issues. Gibson says discussions will be general with no immediate public announcements and hints at ongoing Geneva negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Hugh S. Gibson
Geneva
Belgium
Charles G. Dawes
Brussels
Hoover
Gibson
Victoria Station
Henry Dawes
Dawes
Foreign Office
Gen. Dawes
Ambassador Gibson
Mr. Gibson
Great Britain
Yale Theology Professor Refuses Full Oath for Citizenship
New Haven Conn June 24 Professor Douglas C Macintosh Dwight professor of theology at Yale Divinity School declined to promise to defend the United States against all enemies. Federal Judge Erwin S Burrows denied his citizenship as he insisted on a justified war only. The judge warned that wartime unity would fail if such oaths were allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Douglas C. Macintosh
Dwight
Yale Divinity School
United States
Erwin S. Burrows
MacIntosh
Burrows
Mob Threatens Lancett Airport Operator After Fatal Crash
A Sunday air crash killed an eighteen year old Harrison youth and two others. A mob claiming relation to the victims surrounded Perry Lancett at a Miami town filling station and threatened lynching. Deputy Ben Reise restrained the crowd. Lancett escaped to a garage with Clyde Smith and Frank Wiley guiding him to Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancett
Harold Biddle
Harrison
Perry Lancett
Sunset Avenue
Price Hill
Miamitown
C. P. Gierenger
Cincinnati
Ben Reise
Edward Wenzel
Clyde Smith
Frank Wiley
Wiley
League of Nations September meeting aims for disarmament drive
Geneva reports officials plan a broad disarmament push at the September League of Nations assembly. Britain’s Labor government would back a phased World Court clause, the general act, rapid financial aid for threatened members, and a German push to curb covenant enforcement measures. Germany hints a policy shift if Rhine land evacuation occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Assembly of the League of Nations
League
Great Britain
Ramsay MacDonald
Arthur Henderson
Gilbert Murray
Viscount Gecil
MacDonald
League Assembly
World Court
Edouard Benes
Czecho- Slovakia
Germany
England
Rhineland
Berlin
N. Y
World News Service
In. Y
Police fool Windsor by mixed up excursion ship
Windsor police waited at the docks for the steamer Chippewa, thought to carry Ashtabula excursionists to Windsor. The ship instead carried a Lorain to Put-in-Bay excursion, prompting an ultimatum that only police inspected Ohio visitors could land. Ashtabula authorities denied knowledge of the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Ont
Ashtabula
Lorain
Put-in-Bay
M. S. Wigle
Ohio
Toledo
Boys Play With Gun Fatal Shooting Of 11-Year-Old
Indiana Pa June 24 County Detective Harry Koozer and state police hunted details after 11 year old James Mc Masters of Akron Ohio was shot and killed playing in a garage with two companions. Authorities said a shotgun discharged accidentally and the youths, living with grandfather John Mc Masters at Saltsbury, were too frightened to explain the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Harry Koozer
James McMasters
Claire McMasters
Akron
Young McMasters
John McMasters
Saltsbury
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Heat
Henry Mason Day
Terest
N. Y. World News Service
Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Schools of
Dr. Condon
School For the
Burns
Indian Mounds
Steward
ST. Paul, Minn
Eddie Middagh
Arnold
Son
Gibson IO
U. S
Premier
YALE
Albin E. Johnson
Ohio City
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