House Plans Vote On Wickersham Fund Tomorrow
Washington June 29 The House will likely vote Tuesday on appropriating 250000 and 88000 unexpended for the Hoover administration law enforcement commission. The dispute centers on funds for continued inquiry and possible private financing if Congress withholds. Wickersham, chairman, urged adoption as the Senate had already authorized the commission.
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Cecil B. Dickson
Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
House
Congress
Senate
House Conference S
Wood
Appropriations
Commission
Budget Bureau
Cramton
Rep
Mich
Appropriations Committee
aGuardia
Rep. N. Y
House Appropriations Committee
George W. Wickersham
Endurance Flight Record Broken by City of Chicago Pair
The Hunter brothers flying the City of Chicago remain aloft after 18 days as they approach a new endurance record. Fuel spillage at refueling threatens to force a landing before dawn, despite efforts by Albert and Walter to refuel and contact the aircraft. Mrs. Ida Hunter watches from Sky Harbor as fatigue and tension mount over the perilous mission.
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Hunter
John
Kenneth
Chicago
Walter
Albert
Flying Hunter Brothers
St. Louis
Endurance
Walter Hunter
Albert Hunter
Ida Hunter
Sky Harbor
Dancing on a ledge draws crowd in Cambridge
James O'Reilly, an experienced window washer, performed a high ledge routine on a nine story building in Cambridge drawing pedestrians and cars to stop. Police urged him to come down and he was taken to a station after claims of disturbance. He boasted of eating blades and an electric light.
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New York World News Service
Cambridge
Mass
James O'Reilly
O'Reilly
James
O’reilly
O’reil- Aed
Child Dies After Dog Attack in Ludlow
James Horton three year old son of Mrs Anna Horton of 1 Kenner Street Ludlow Ky died at the Gen hospital last night from hydrophobia after being bitten on the right leg by a German police dog twenty one days ago. He was under a family physician care until Saturday when he was brought to the hospital. Doctors in Cincinnati examined by the health officer found symptoms of rabies.
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James Horton
Anna Horton
Kenner Reet
Ludlow
Geneo
Vs. Cincinnati
Father finds slayer of son after 2 years in Chicago
Detectives chase the lead of Martin Flatow who after two years guided police to a North Side apartment naming Mike Walsh alias Miles Mullen as the man who killed his son Harry. Walsh denied the accusation as Mrs Flatow, widow of the slain man, and relatives were present.
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Chicago
Martin Flatow
Harry
North Side
Mike Walsh
Miles Mullen
Walsh
Mary Flatow
Flatow
Three GOP Senators Blast London Naval Treaty Report
Senators Johnson California Moses New Hampshire and Robinson Indiana Republicans on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee release a 26 page minority report criticizing the London Naval Treaty as unfair and unjust and condemning the Administration for haste in seeking ratification. They denounce the President for withholding a so called secret document and renew longstanding opposition to the pact.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Johnson
California
Moses
New Hampshire
Robinson
Indiana
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Friends of the Treaty
Senate
British Church Schisms Near Blows in London
Thousands of high and low church members of the Church of England clashed at Chelsea football ground during an open-air high mass opening the Anglo Catholic Congress sessions. Low church banners and texts provoked tension as bishops and Prime Minister concerns had been raised.
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London
Church of England
Chelsea
Anglo- Catholic Congress
Bolt Kills Golf Caddy in Minneapolis Storm
A lightning strike during a storm killed 14 year old Milton Larson of Minneapolis, injuring three other caddies who had sheltered under a tree. The incident occurred in Minneapolis on June 29.
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Bolt
Minneapolis
Minn
Milton Larson
Toll Now 95 Stenographer Dies After Injury
Three automobile deaths yesterday raise Hamilton County toll for the year to ninety five. Miss May Wilson, 20, stenographer, of 8362 Anthony Wayne avenue, died after admission to General Hospital from a fractured skull and crushed chest following a collision with a car driven by Nelson Sears, 1062 Escalion avenue. Sears is held.
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Hamilton County
May ‘Wilson
Anthony Wayne Avenue
General Hospital
Nelson Sears
Escaion Avenue
Anthony Wayne and
Sheehan Avenues
Sears
William Deffinger
Hillside Avenue
Addyston-Cincinnati Corporation
Deffinger
Virgil Cotton
Addyston
Big Four
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Ninth
Mound Streets
Clinton Eee
Detesie Teat
George Yockey
Louis Christian
Twins in Hazard jailed on separate robbery charges
Herbert and Hobert Shoe, 19, twins from Hazard Kentucky, are held on robbery suspicions after Hobert and accomplice attempted a Tom McAn store holdup on Main Street. Herbert, visiting the station, is also jailed for a similar offense. Police seek a second suspect identified by Charles Fortriede. A bullet scar on Herbert’s chest is the only tell for the twins apart.
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Mike
Ike
Herbert
Hobert Shoemake
Hazard
Hobart
Charles Clark
Elms Street
Tom McAn
Main Street
Charles Fortriede
West Twelfth ”Street
Fortriede
Clark
Central Police
Emmett Kirgan
John Street
Trans-Atlantic Navigator Crashes in Seine Flight
Rene Le Fevre, navigator of the Yellow Bird, piloting a touring plane, fell into the River Seine near Paris today. He and a woman passenger were injured slightly.
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Paris
Rene Lefevre
Yellow Bird
River Seine
France Feels German Threat as Franco Italian Rivalry Grows
Paris reports a renewed armament mood amid Franco Italian naval rivalry. French leaders insist on no war with any nation and plan defenses and credit requests while fearing German aggression. Italy is not viewed as a war threat to France yet the rivalry raises political risk.
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New York World News Service
Paris
Europe
Italy
France
Haly
Germany
New York World Service
Sheriff Breaks Up Lynching Mob at Jefferson County Jail
In Beaumont Texas a heavy slap by Sheriff W W Covington dispersed a mob of about forty men after a 200 strong lynching group gathered at the Jefferson County Jail to seize Rainey Williams a Negro accused of attacking a white woman. The crowd dwindled to forty by 3 30 am and fled when the sheriff and deputies arrived at the dock prompting the departure to their cars.
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Beaumont
Tex
W. W. Covington
Jefferson County
Rainey Williams
Port Arthur
Williams
Covington
Drownings Reported as River Dares Claim Several Lives
Three drowning incidents unfold across Ohio. In Westwood Charles Brug, 37, died after rescuing his daughter in the Big Miami River near Venice. Miss May Hunter, 19, was rescued from the same river in Miamitown. In Adams County Brush Creek near Peebler a canoe capsized, killing four including 4 year old Billy Rayburn. In Portsmouth Helen Browning, 10, drowned in the Scioto River after wading beyond her depth.
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Charles Brug
Barber
Hull Avenue
Westwood
Miami
Venice
Brug
Irene Brag
Hamilton
May Hunter
Harrison Avenue
Miamitown
Miss Hunter
West Union
Brush Creek
Peebler
Adams County
Portsmouth
Helen Browning
Gay
Scioto
Surplus Holds Treasury Deficit Looms
Tax payments from 1929 income will allow the Treasury to close the 1930 year with a roughly 200 million dollar surplus, but future funds are uncertain to cover a 4.5 billion dollar congressional appropriation. Last week the Treasury showed a 212.52 million dollar net overage since July 1, with no large year-end outlays anticipated.
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Washington
Treasury
Congress
Wall Street
Williams completes nonstop New York Bermuda round trip flight
Roger Q. Williams piloted the Columbia on a 1600 mile nonstop round trip from New York to Bermuda and back in 17 hours 2 minutes. Navigators Harry E. Connor and Errol Boyd aided the mission, conducted to test Bermuda air services and Gulf Stream currents for possible commercial flights.
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Williams
New York
Bermuda
Valley Stream
N. Y
Columbia
Clarence Chamberlin
Germany
Bert Acosta
Roger Q. Williams
Maine
Rome
Harry E. Connor
Coral Reef
Errol Boyd
Royal Air Force
Curtis Field
Lewis. A. Yancey
William Alexander
Zeb Bouck
Roosevelt Field
Gulf Stream
Connor
First North American Saints Canonized by Pope Pius XI
The first North American saints were named by Pope Pius XI. Blessed Jean de Brebeuf and seven companions were martyred in Canada and Northern New York in the 1600s. Father Isaac Jaques, first Catholic priest on Manhattan, is among them. A September 26 commemorative feast was proclaimed.
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Vatican
City
Pope Pius XI
Jean de Brebeuf
Canada
New York
Isaac Jaques
Manhattan Island
Rene Lacoste to marry golf champion Simone de la Chaume
Tennis legend Rene Lacoste and France’s top woman golfer Simone de la Chaume marry in Paris at Sainte Clothilde Church. The ceremony draws stars from tennis and golf, including Cochet Borotta and Alain Gerbault, with Wimbledon and Paris society watching closely.
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ROE Rose
Jane
World of Sport
Mlle
Simone Thion de la Chaume
France
Rene Lacoste
Lacoste
Mlle. de la Chaume
Basque Coast
Straightway
Sainte Clothilde
Simone
Henri Cochet
Jean ‘Borotta
Paris
London
Wimbledon
Alain Gerbault
Rene la Coste
Jean la Coste
Safe Cracker Loots Plant and Stores Across City
An expert safecracker burglarized the P. Goldsmith & Sons plant at 1820 John Street and stole 500 dollars. A discharged Victory Dry Cleaning employee allegedly forced entry at 2520 Reading Road, loading a company truck with clothing. A Kroger manager escaped an armed robber by fleeing. Police noted the Goldsmith burglary left a smashed rear door and cash missing with stamps and papers abandoned.
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P. Goldsmith & Sons Company
John Street
Victory
Reading Road
Kroger
Goldsmith
Victory Dry Cleaning Company
East Liberty Street
Hudson Farade
East Thirteenth Street
Dayton Businessman Joseph Vacchinano Shot at Home
The body of 44 year old Joseph Vacchinano, head of the Gem City Window Washing Company and father of nine, was found in his Dayton Ohio residence with four bullet wounds to the head. Police report initial evidence of blunt force trauma followed by shooting.
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Dayton
Joseph Vacchinano
Gem City Window Washing Company
Vacchinano
Zionist Executive Calls Rabbi Wise a Traitor to Jewish Cause
The National Executive Committee of the Zionist Organization of America denounces Rabbi Stephen S Wise of New York as a traitor for calling American Zionism morally and politically bankrupt. The resolution accuses Wise of treason to the Jewish cause and questions his prior cooperation with the Zionist administration.
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New York World News Service
Cleveland
Stephens S. Wise
New York
National Executive Committee
Zionist Organization of America
Hotel Statler
Stephen 8S. Wise
Wise
Zionist Organization
Dr. Wise
London
Palestine
West Virginia coal firm to build $500,000 river dock
The West Virginia Coal & Coke Corp announces a $500,000 unloading dock on a 500 foot Ohio River frontage near Mill Street to serve river and rail coal distribution to Greater Cincinnati. The terminal will have 5,000 ton capacity with unloading towers conveyors and tipple served by the B and O Railroad and operated by its Ohio River Company subsidiary.
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Cincinnati
West Virginia Coal & Coke Corporation
Ohio River
Mill Street
B. & O Railroad
Ohio River Company
West Virginia Concern
Local Showers and Cooler Temperatures Across States
Ohio and Kentucky expect local showers with cooler nights while Tennessee Indiana and West Virginia see showers and thundershowers with minimal temperature changes. The table lists current highs and lows with precipitation in Eastport Louisville Nashville Cleveland and other cities.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
West Virginia
East
Eastport
Louisville
Boston
Nashville
Albany
Cleveland
Galveston
Pittsb’gh
Seers
Denver
Cl’y
Atlanta
St. Louis
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Rayburn
Billy
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Mary Cook
Uncle Sam
William
Long Island Air Fields
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Mary
Edmond Walsh
Catholic Near East Relief Association
Edward Coffey
Georgetown University
John J. Wynne
Thomas White
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Francis Mavier Talbot
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Zionist Executive Committee
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