Firepower Ended Riot At Wadala Salt Deposits Clash
Bombay dispatches say police fired on a crowd of about a thousand Nationalist volunteers during a Sunday raid on the Wadala salt deposits. Sixty Indians were injured by clubs as officers warned then fired six rounds. the mob dispersed after the clash.
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London
Bombay
Daily Mail
Wadala
National Congress
Kohat
M. Bhumgara
Congressional Ambulance Corps
Bhumgara
Garsis
Untadi
Amibalal Patel
Jharasana
Madras
Multan
Gandhi sympathy salt march planned in New York
Raymond Duncan, brother of dancer Isadore Duncan, seeks police permit for a morning procession from West Fiftieth Street to the Battery. Thousands of office workers may witness the parade as followers fashion a salt gesture for Mahatma Gandhi. Duncan will ship the harbor salt to Gandhi and then depart for Paris.
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New York World News Service
New York
Broadway
Raymond Duncan
Isadore Duncan
Mahatma Gandhi
Mr. Duncan
West Fiftieth Street
New York Harbor
Gandhi
Paris
Internationally Known Day Converts To Wet Cause In Prohibition Debate
Dr Katharine Bement Davis a long time dry advocate announces conversion to anti prohibition reform. From Bedford and New York City penology and social hygiene work she argues prohibition has failed and argues for state by state liquor control and repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. She backs Dwight W. Morrow and would campaign to elect him New Jersey United States senator. The 70 year old former Parole Commission chair and Bureau of Social Hygiene leader cites practical enforcement costs and state co operation as reasons for change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Katherine Bement Davis
Davis
Bedford
Dr. Davis
Dwight W. Morrow
Tion
Morrow
United States
New Jersey
Parole Commission
Corrections
New York City
New
Bureau of Social Hygiene
Scot
Sir Edward Parry
N. Y
Greater Cincinnati Nears Million Population Milestone
Greater Cincinnati and its commuting suburbs are close to one million residents as census figures for Hamilton County and neighboring Kentucky communities are tallied. City proper Cincinnati reaches 447,650, with Hamilton County excluding Cincinnati at 140,582 and nearby Kentucky towns adding thousands more. Futures projections suggest the milestone could arrive within a decade.
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Greater Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Covington
Kenton County
Ft., Mitchell
Ludlow
Bromley
Park Hills
Newport
Campbell County
Thomas
Dayton
Bellevue
George J. Heitzler
Ft. Thomas
Arthur Scherer
Kentucky
Campbell
Ohio River
Ian Bromley
Coyington
Elsmere
South Ft. Mitchell
Jones Dry Law Author Faces Wet Demand in Washington
Senator Wesley L. Jones, author of the five and ten prohibition measure, is surprised as Washington Republicans demand modification of dry laws. The state convention at Bellingham calls for workable liquor use to ensure regulation and enforceability amid enforcement controversy and local political tensions in Seattle Tacoma and Everett.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Wesley L. Jones
Republican Party
Bellingham
Jones
Seattle
Tacoma
Everett
Accord Reached In Talk On Hawley Smoot Tariff
President Hoover and GOP tariff leaders reached a compromise on the Hawley Smoot flexible tariff provision. The agreement, formed after Hoover learned of details by telephone from Rapidan Camp, will be sent to the Senate the next day with no changes. Senator Smoot agreed to submit the conference report again, with a debate set for Tuesday.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
Senate
Rapidan River
Virginia
Mitchell
Thatcher
White House
Senator Smoot
Rep
Utah
Smoot
Tariff Commission
Auto Hits Train. One Man Killed in Hamilton County
James E Weiss, 31 grocer of 2901 Grasselli Avenue Westwood, died after his car crashed head on into a southbound streetcar near Harrison and Daniel. Witnesses Keegan and Amsien said Weiss crossed into the wrong lane at high speed. Motorman George Utz escaped serious injury. Two women in another crash at Eighth Street and Wells Avenue were hurt, one seriously, and taken to General Hospital.
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James E.weiss
Grasselli Avenue
Westwood
Hamilton County
Weiss
Westwood Street
Harrison and Daniel Avenues
James Keegan
Colerain Avenue
Leroy Amsien
Powers Street
George Utz
Sliker Avenue
General Hospital
Liquor feud gun battle leaves killed and eight wounded
London reports a deadly liquor feud gun battle with one dead and eight wounded. The piece also notes royal sensitivities as Queen Mary and Prince George faced criticism from Scottish temperance groups for visiting modern taverns.
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New York World News Service
London
England
Good Templars of
Scotland
Prince George
Duke and Duchess of York
Forfar
Dawyer Announces Candidacy for Congress Second District
Cincinnati attorney Charles Sawyer of the firm Dinsmore Shohl Sawyer formally announces his run for the Democratic nomination in Ohio’s Second District. He has strong backing from local leaders including James H. Cleveland and John Weld Peck and holds directorships with several major Cincinnati firms.
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Charles Sawyer
Cincinnati
Dinsmore, Shohl & Sawyer
Congress
Sawyer
United States
John Weld Peck
James H. Cleveland
Glendale
John R. Quane
Vincent H. Beckman
Thomas J. Conner
J. Ben Grause
Duckworth Club
Mr. Sawyer
Cincinnati Ball Crank Company
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Paragon Refining Company
American Thermos Bottle Company
Kemper- Thomas Company
Crosley Radio Corporation
Four Men Killings and Shootings at Lepanto Carnival Row
At Lepanto Arkansas on May twenty fifth a feud among liquor-running factions erupted at a carnival tent. Four men opened fire. two were killed on scene and a third died later, eight bystanders were shot though expected to recover. Police ended the melee with Chief Adams firing, Keller among the wounded. Warrants issued for Keller and Luttrell.
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Lepanto
Ark
Idoor Cardinal
W. R. Adam
John Mosby
E. L. Shinaberry
Marked Tree
Keller
Luttrell
Shinaberry
Williams
Mosby
Chief Adams
Loudermilk
Luxora
Jess Wright
Farmer
al Negro
Curly Bradenton
Nathan Scudder
Carr
Adams
Marshal Shinaberry
Lake City
Jonesboro
Sanders
Harrisburg
Graf Zeppelin Bids Farewell to Rio for U S Hop
Graf Zeppelin departs Rio de Janeiro after a brief visit en route from Rio to Pernambuco and then toward Havana and Lakehurst, signaling the start of a long journey to the United States, with a brief Brazilian field stop and comments from Dr. Hugo Eckener.
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Graf Zeppelin
Rio
U. S
Bahia
Brazil
Rio Janeiro
Pernambuco
Oxer
the. Harbor
Victoria
Havana
Lakehurst
Campo Dos Alfonsos
Senne Ae Ge
Graf
Guanabara Bay
Allio
Dr. Eckener
Dover Chief Resigns Over Tear Gas Use in Sunday Show
Police Chief William E. Byers resigns after defying Mayor W. R. Stucky’s order to deploy tear gas to halt a Bexley Theater Sunday motion picture. Acting Chief Frank H. Javena arrests two operators and secures charges of operating a Sunday show. others arrested await arraignment with bonds set at 300 dollars.
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Dover
William E. Byers
W.R. Stucky
Bexley
Byers
Frank H. Javena
Stucky
Robert Blackenhorn
Raymond G. Camp
Martha
Ed C. Seikel
State Supreme Court
Zwick gang arrests spark police clash over tactics
Confession from Scherrer outlines "Foxy" Zwick gang methods and recent arrests in Dayton and Norwood. Police chiefs denounce secrecy and accuse Hamilton County officers of harsh tactics. Scherrer details robberies from Sumerville to Phillipsburg with $3,654 taken, and Zwick’s volatile leadership behind the capers.
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Foxy
Bob Zwick
Dayton
Norwood
Hamilton County
Smokey Joe" Sherrer
Frank Ortlieb
Raymond “Tag” Lee
Farmersville
Zwick
Phillipsburg
Roth
Scherrer
Temperature outlook across states with rising trends noted
Weather summary lists Ohio Kentucky Indiana Tennessee West Virginia with fair conditions and gradual warming for Monday and Tuesday. A table records current highs, 24 hour precipitation and May 25 1930 normal comparisons across major stations including Denver Omaha and Pittsburgh.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Tennessee
West Virginia
Orlea
Galveston
Omaha
Pittsburgh
Denver
N.W
Spm
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Sukkur
Khoombay
Hig
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Roy Olmstead
House Judiciary Committee
Wickersham
Law Enforcement Commission
House
Rapidan
D. Harold Oliver
Associated Press
Westwood Grocer
Bar
The
London Chronicle
Charles Kingsley
Edward Parry
Dawyer
Arkansas
Pals
Louis Jaenecke
Smoky Joe" Scherrer
Anderson
Joe
Scheffer
Florida
Dago Rose
Meyers
Detroit
Summerville
Wehner
Lee
Hamilton
Venice
Oxford
Zewick
Montgomery County
William M. Anderson
August Beckman
Ray Kies
Alfred Bocksteiger
Sam Bloom
Fred Sperber
Schwarner
Siferd
Siford
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