Carew Tower Steel Strike Ends As Arbitration Chosen
A New York agreement ends a fifty five day steel strike at the Carew Tower in Cincinnati. About 300 workers return at 8 am with plans to reach 1,000 within ten days, resuming progress toward the Starrett schedule and reducing lost production. William Green named arbitrator for final decisions.
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New York City
Structural Steel Board of Trade of New York
International Union of Bridge, Structural Steel and Ornamental Iron Workers
Carew
Fifth, Vine
Race Streets
Starretts
Structural Steel Board of Trade
International Union
Court Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Starrett
Ward Starrett
Starrett Bros., Inc
Illinois
James E. Smith
Carew Tower
John Luchsinger
International Organier
Overland Construction Company
International Headquarters
International Association of Bridge, Structural and Ironworkers
William Green
Mussolini Fights and Speaks in Lucca Fescal Event
In Lucca Mussolini joined a reserve artillery fencing match with Gen Romeo Lunghera then gave an eight minute speech. He praised Blackshirt Italy as invincible and claimed ownership of the new Italy in a crowd of armed followers during a Tuscany tour.
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Lucca
Italy
Mussolini
Tuscany
Florence
Il Duce
Romeo Lunghera
Lunghera
Blackshirts
Gradison Named President of Cincinnati Stock Exchange
W D Gradison, 31, is elected president of the Cincinnati Stock Exchange after sixteen years of work beginning as a board boy. He rose to salesman, helped form Gibson and Gradison, joined the exchange, then bought a seat on the New York Stock Exchange in 1929. He credits steady effort and cites club memberships and Masonry as part of his life. He is married, lives at 996 Burton Street, and has a son Willis D Jr.
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W. D. Gradison
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Unite States
Gradison
H. Gibson
Gibson and Gradison
Financial District
New York Stock Exchange
W. v Gradison & Co
Mr. Gradison
Cincinnati Club
Hillcrest Country Club
Burton Street
Willis D., Jr
Darrow Will Defend Man In Home Brew Case
Clar ence Darrow, famed lawyer, announces he will defend Joseph Grein, Chicago Malt Products Association president, raided by prohibition agents. Darrow, citing friendship and concern over enforcement, says he believes Grein innocent and will challenge the seizure tied to intoxicants.
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Chicago
Clarence Darrow
Joseph Grein
Chicago Malt Products Association
Supreme Court
Grein
Mr. Darrow
Young Hoover Elected Head of Radio Company
Herbert Hoover Jr a communications executive for Western Air Express was elected president of the new Aeronautical Radio Inc to direct radio operations for America's air mail and passenger lines in Chicago on May 12.
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Young Hoover
Chicago
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Western Air Express
Aeronautical Radio, Incd
America’s
Riots Grip Sholapur as British Move to Martial Control
Dispatch reports Sholapur city fell to rioters and shops stayed shut. Reinforcements, including Ulster Rifles, were sent and martial law eyed. British air raids on frontier targets reported. Gandhi followers raided salt works but were halted by police.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Bombay
Sholapur
Ulster Rifles
Poona
A. W. Mackie
Inndia
Wedgewood Benn
India
House of Commons
Haji
Turangzai
Peshawar
Mahatma Gandhi
Shiroda
Senate races Roberts case for quick confirmation
Owen J. Roberts of Philadelphia was steered toward routine Senate inquiry for Associate Justice of the Supreme Court. The Judiciary Committee referred the nomination to a Borah chaired subcommittee with Hebert and Overman. hearings were deemed unnecessary and rapid action anticipated. Norris noted Roberts showed independence in oil prosecutions amid corporate ties.
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Washington
Owen J. Roberts
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Borah
Idaho
Hebert
Rép
R. I
Overman
Dem
N. C
Norris
Judiciary Committee
John J. Parker
North Carolina
Watson
Indiana
Justice Department
Rep
Neb
Roberts
Ink business founder Prank Wiborg dies in New York
Diba Prank Wiborg 75 founder of the Ault & Wiborg Company and See Wibare Copan, once a leading Cincinnati ink firm, died at his home in New York City after a pneumonia illness. He built a world renowned printing ink empire with L. A. Ault and later led the New York branch. cremation and funeral planning to be arranged in New York.
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Cincinnati
Ault & Wiborg Company
N. Y
Frank Bestow Wiborg
New York City
Wiborg
Harry Wiborg
Harry P. Wiborg
Cornell Place
New York
Queen City
Chickering Institute
L. A. Ault
Mr. Ault
Ault & Wiborg
London
Argentine
Brazil
China
Canada
Ault & Wiborg Company of
Queen City Club
South America
Chamber of Commerce
Business Men’s Club
Cincinnati Gymnasium and Athletic Association
Cincinnati Optimist Club
Metropolitan
Chevy Chase
Washington, D. C
Union League
India House
National Golf
Oakland
Maidstone
Devon Yacht
East Hampton Riding
Narragansett
Long Island
French Aviator Opens Mail Route Across South Atlantic
French aviator Jules Mermoz reports progress on the Paris to South America all air mail line. He travels toward Port Natal Brazil, fighting heavy rain and low clouds, aiming to reach the Brazilian coast around 5 a.m. Tuesday. In Mexico City, Col Pablo Sidar and Lieut Rovirosa are mourned after a fatal Costa Rican coast flight toward Buenos Aires.
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Rio Janeiro
Jules Mermoz
South Atlantic
Paris
South America
Port Natal
Brazil
Mexico City
Mex
Mexico
Col
Pablo Sidar
Carlos Rovirosa
Buenos Aires
Steak Minus Gravy Sparks Black Eye Incident
Detroit reports Hazel Chapman confronted Michael Sarkeriosan over missing gravy on a steak at his restaurant. After the meal was served, she demanded gravy and, when refused, hurled the steak at him and struck with punches.
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Black Eye
Detroit
Hazel Chapman
Michael Sarkeriosan
Miss Chapman
Michael
Cannon Takes Blame For Fund Against Smith
In a telegram to the Senate Lobby Committee Bishop James Cannon Jr of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South claims he personally received and disbursed nearly all funds for the 1928 Virginia Anti Smith campaign but says no report was made as none was required by law. Chairman Caraway calls the statement hard to interpret and seeks further explanation as the committee reviews records.
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Washington
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Senate Lobby Committee
Cannon
Dallas
Tex
Caraway
Lobby Committee
Virginia Committee of
Anti-Smith Democrats
Virginia
Auto accidents claim a fourth child in county toll
Four year old William Haverman died at Good Samaritan Hospital from injuries suffered when his father’s car skidded after swerving to avoid a collision on Hamilton Avenue. The county auto death toll reaches sixty six for the year. His mother Celia Haverman was treated for a broken leg at St. Elizabeth’s Hospital. Police court officials condemned rising crash figures as speeds and injuries continued across the area.
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William Haverman
Leo Haverman
North Nineteenth Street
Richmond
Ind
Good Samaritan Hospital
Hamilton Avenue
Windemere Place
Haverman
Celia Haverman
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Covington
Thomas H. Elliott
Madison Road
Annwood Avenue
Robert Turner
Vine Street
General Hospital
Robert Turner, Jr
Michael May
Broadway
George Martin
Central Parkway
Clyde Osborn
Holman Street
Covington, Ky
Hoboes Clash Stop Train in Sandusky Brawl
In Sandusky Ohio nine drunken hoboes fought in the Big Four yards over a dispute and halted a freight train. Police and railroad workers intervened. two hoboes climbed a tree over the bay and were cut down by a patrol captain. All nine were jailed in city lockup with injuries.
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Sandusky
Chest Leaders See Campaign Pledges Reach $231,469.81
Campaign leaders report 231,469.81 in pledges as the Community Chest dinner approaches in Music Hall. Gov. Myers Y. Cooper urged solicitors to keep up the drive, praising Cincinnati’s spirit and civic heart while donors including Thomas Emery Sons Inc and LeBlond Machine Tool Co topped contributions.
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Community Chest
Music'Hall
Myers Y. Cooper
Ohio
Cincinnatus
Bat
Cincinnati
Thomas Emery Sons, Inc
Mary Hanna
LeBlond Machine Tool Company
Rollman & Sons Company
Philip Carey Manufacturing Company
Julius Fleischmann
Cincinnati Bickford Tool Com
House Plans Probe of Red Propaganda
New York representative Snell introduced a resolution to appoint a five member special committee to investigate communist propaganda in the United States. The plan covers the Communist party and affiliated groups, the Communist Internationale, Amtorg Trading Corporation, and groups alleged to advocate overthrow or incite disorder. The panel would report by Congress end with possible legislative recommendations. LaGuardia challenged copies shown to the Immigration Committee as authenticity of Amtorg connections.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Snell
Rep
N. Y
Committee On
United States
Communist Party of the
Communist Internationale
Amtorg Trading Oeration
Daily
Garner
Rules Committee
LaGuardia
Immigration Committee
Whalen
New York
Amtorg Trading Corporation
Man performs self surgery on appendix then dies
Louis Capetta a 42 year old baker in the Bronx operated on his own appendix after learning of appendicitis from friends He first cut and sewed the wound with unsterilized thread without anesthesia The second attempt removed more of the organ but peritonitis set in and he died at Lincoln Hospital before treatment could save him
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New York World News Service
New York
Louis Capetta
Parttmer
Dominick
Pastroy
Bronx
Louis
Capetta
Lincoln Hospital
Stimson Seeks Parity in Naval Treaty Before Senate Panel
Secretary Stimson told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee the London naval treaty offers a fair agreement and parity between British and American fleets. He challenged a strict navy comparison as he wrapped up an hour and a half of testimony. The panel plans to hear from the General Board of the Navy and other naval advisers in London, with hearings expected to last several days.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Stimson
Great Britain
America
Borah
General Board of the Navy
Cincinnati to appoint outsider City Manager from Los Angeles
The Cincinnati Charter Committee majority picked C A Dykstra of Los Angeles as new City Manager. Dykstra has run a $24 million annual city budget and about 6,000 employees in Los Angeles Power and Water. Republicans vow to vote blank. no local candidate was ready. Dykstra plans to assume duties within about thirty days as council weighs the formal vote.
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Cincinnati
Col. Sherrill
C. A. Dykstra
The
Power and Water Commission of
Los Angeles
Cal
Dykstra
W. Meredith Yeatman
Alexander Patterson
Charterite
Russell Wilson
Queen City Club
Joseph H. WoeSte
Yeatman
Patterson
M. Woeste
Murdered Des Moines girl found in woods
The body of nine year old Evelyn Lea, missing since Saturday, was found in a wooded glade on Des Moines city edge. She was choked to death, with police calling the slaying the act of a fiend as authorities, including state agents and Polk County officials, hunted two suspected assailants. Sheriff Findley used bloodhounds Block and Tackle on the trail. An autopsy fixed death Saturday night. Two Henry Albert police chief relatives reported seeing a car with two men and a struggling girl nearby. Wessel family found the body near a large tree.
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Des Moines
Evelyn Lea
Polk County
Park A. Findley
Henry Albert
South Des Moines
W. W. Wessel
Harold
Temperatures and weather notes for several states
The report outlines Tuesday generally fair weather across Ohio Kentucky and Indiana with chances of showers Tuesday night into Wednesday and cooler conditions Wednesday. It lists current and past twenty four hour highs and lows for Eastport Louisville Boston Nashville Albany Cleveland New York Detroit Atlantic City Marie Washington Chicago Jacksonville Duluth Atlanta Saint Louis New Orleans Kansas City Omaha Pittsburgh Denver with May 12 1930 data and a synopsis of record temperatures and precipitation for the period.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Eastport
Loulaville
Boston
Nashville
Albany
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Atl. City
Marie
Wash’ Ton
Chicago
Jacksville
Duluth
Atlanta
St. Louis
N. Orleans
Kansata
Omaha
Lea
Pittsburgh
Denver
Mes
Encerese
S.W
Pi Vere SP
Man
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Starrett Project
Ment
I Duce
Hugh Exchange
Darrow
Royal Ulster Rifles
Frontier
Gandhi
Prank Wiborg
INK Business
Diba
Bahia
Lisbon
Mermoz
Brazilian
Smith
Bishop
Prac
Sandusky Bay
Henry Ringholz
Ringholz
City
Sherrill
Clarence Addison Dykstra
HOUSE
Committee of Five
Baker
Senate Committee
Ohio State
Council
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