Prison Mutiny Ends In Twelve Deaths At Colorado Prison
Canon City Colorado October 4 1933 after a deadly riot at the Colorado State Penitentiary officials launch a two fold effort into investigation and rebuilding convicts set to work rebuilding Cellhouses Nos 1 dining hall and chapel while National Guard tents house inmates. Danny Daniels leader of the mutiny shot himself after directing the uprising leaving six rioters dead and seven guards among the 12 total fatalities.
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Canon City
Col
Colorado State Penitentiary
F. E. Crawford
Gov. Adams
Denver
Penitentiary
National Guard
Danny Daniels
Colorado
Marvin Duncan
Duncan
Crawford
Sellhouse
Sergeant York Honored by Senate Visit in Washington
Alvin C. York, famed World War I hero, visited the Senate where he received congratulations from lawmakers. He was escorted into the chamber by Vice President Curtis and Senator McKellar amid applause and a brief recess, as Gen. Pershing had praised him as an outstanding hero.
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Alvin CC
York
Senate
Curtis
McKellar
Tennessee
Gen. Pershing
Washington
Oct
Newport Youth Killed By Hijackers Near Southgate
Wilbur White, 19, of Newport, was slain by four hijackers while returning with moonshine. His car was ambushed on a lane off the Alexandria pike near a bridge two miles south of Southgate, Ky. A second car carried White’s companions and liquor cargoes. The attackers fled. police later found the moonshine operation at Three-Mile Creek.
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Wilbur White
Chestnut Street
Newport
Speers Hospital
Dayton
Kky
Leo Livingston
Holland and
Phistner
Campbell County
Higgins and
Weber
Alexandria Pike
Southgate
White
Pike
Chestnu Street
Saewpo
Frank Scott
1019
Second Avenue
Joe Kinzer
Aberdeen Avenue
Latonia
Three-Mile Creek
Moock
Gossett
Desher
Hamilton Men Indicted in Federal Grand Jury Report
Forty three persons were indicted by a Federal Grand Jury in Hamilton and Middletown liquor raids. Lyman Williams, a restaurant proprietor, faces twelve counts including sale and possession of liquor and conspiracy to violate the federal prohibition act. Fourteen defendants face narcotics charges, with many others charged as local liquor violators. Investigators continue to quiz witnesses as officials may be linked to gang activity in Butler County. a special grand jury may be convened for that inquiry.
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Lyman Williams
Hamilton
Bob Zwick
Court Street
Middletown
Butler County
Michael Bolan
Sylvan R. ‘White
Grand
Sey Seite oOlodzik
Britain Premier Sees Closer Ties Without Alliance
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald told American and foreign correspondents in New York that Britain seeks understanding with the United States, rejects alliances, and praises the Kellogg pact as a step toward lasting peace. He emphasized representing the whole British public and urged reducing misunderstandings to prevent war.
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Washington
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
New York
America
England
Pla
Alont the
Seanne
Paris
Europe
Associated Press
White House
Herbert Hoover
New York City
United States
MacDonald
Mr. Hoover
League of Nations
World Court
Ishbel MacDonald Impresses In Anglo American Interview
Ishbel MacDonald daughter of Britain's Labour premier converses easily with 25 reporters aboard the tug Macom in New York. The 21 year old hostess of Downing Street discusses politics women in peace work theater walking and women's courts while signaling confidence and poise in public life.
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Geraldine Sartain
New York World News Service
New York
Ishbel MacDonald
England
Highlands
Great Britain
No. 19
Downing Street
America
White Lies of The South Seas
An upcoming Sunday magazine features Jack O Donnell debunking romantic notions of a tropical "lazy life" under palms. Marion Meyer Drew resumes star forecasts answering readers questions. The Smiths report on army life in Panama with fashion notes puzzles book reviews and children’s reading.
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Jack O'Donnell
Next
Marion Meyer Drew
Flamingo Train Derailment Near Stanton Injures Eighteen
Five Louisville and Nashville passenger cars derailed at Cedar Creek Hill near Stanton Kentucky leaving eighteen injured and three crew hurt. Conductor Russell Thompson seriously injured but expected to recover. flagman E Lawrence and Pullman porter P Jackson also hurt. A broken rail blamed. Flamingo train en route from Jacksonville Florida to Louisville.
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Stanton
Louisville & Nashville
Cedar Creek Hill
Here
Louisville
Russell D. Thompson
E. Lawrence
P. Jackson
Dewitt Mullins
CIA
Center
Emma Levsay Greenville
Tex
W. W. Brem
Morton
Kan
Myrtle Laforce
Waterloo
Ruthven Elected President of Michigan University
Dr Alexander G Ruthven was unanimously elected President of the University of Michigan succeeding Dr Clarence Cook Little. Ruthven a noted biologist, 47, has taught there since 1906 and becomes president after Little resigned effective September 1 with Ruthven serving as Acting President prior to today.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Alexander G. Ruthven
Board of Regents
Clarence Cook Little
University of Michigan
Ruthven
Little
Regents
Noah Beery Sued Over Car Crash Assault Damages
In Los Angeles on October 4 film actor Noah Beery was sued in Superior Court by independent producer Raymond Wells for 100000 dollars. Wells alleges Beery exited his car after a collision last September and menaced him with a gun and struck him with a blackjack, fracturing his skull.
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Noah Beery
Los Angeles
Noah Beer
Raymond Wells
Wells
Beery
Parrel yon Stores Company plans 100 shop confectionery chain
Stephen E Ponticos announces incorporation of a 375000 company to operate a ten cent confectionery and delicatessen chain in Greater Cincinnati. Partners include Nickolas Ponticos Charles Ponticos and Stephen Moraitis. The chain aims to occupy existing Cincinnati shops and build new ones, with all fixtures manufactured locally and 100 shops active by July 1, 1930.
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Stephen E. Ponticos
Cincinnati
Fixture Manufacturing Company
Greater
Nickolas Ponticos
Charles Ponticos
Stephen Moraitis
Mr. Ponticos
Coany
Cincinnati Store Fixture Manufacturing Company
Parrelyon Stores Company
Ponticos
Victory Parkway Dedication Signals Civic Rejuvenation
The dedication ceremony near the Alms Hotel marked Cincinnati’s civic revival as political factions from Nation State and City join, with County Commissioner Charles Urban praising the Victory name for defeating old indifference. The event highlighted renewed energy in civic, business and political life as observers noted the city’s transformation.
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Victory Parkway
Greater
Cincinnati
Charterite
Darby Reverses Bell Ruling in Reeves Reckless Driving Case
Judge Thomas H. Darby reversed Judge Samuel W. Bell’s reckless driving conviction against Harry Reeves of 3916 Holbrook Avenue. The accident at Madison Road and Allston Street, Oakley, on March 5 involved Officer Columbus Whittaker on a motorcycle. witnesses said Whittaker was speeding while Reeves was turning. Reeves’ attorney, H. H. Sunderman, had appealed to Common Pleas Court, which sustained the reversal and set aside the conviction.
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Samuel W. Bell
Thomas H. Darby
Harry Reeves
Holbrook Avenue
Madison Road
Allston Street
Oakley
Reeves
Columbus Whittaker
Whittaker
Bell
H. H. Sunderman
Common Pleas Court
Darby
Banjo Escorts Led Executions in Orleans Parish Jail
In New Orleans on October 4 two Black men Edward McKay and William Virgets were executed in the Orleans Parish Jail after conviction for attacks on white women. A procession led by a banjo player preceded the condemned and guards into the chamber with a Black minister at the head of the line.
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New Orleans
Edward McKay
William Virgets
Orleans Parish
Pantages Trial Testimony From Eunice Pringle
Eunice Pringle, 17, Los Angeles co ed dancer, testifies in detail against Alexander Pantages on a statutory assault charge. She describes entering Pantages private office on August 9, his advancing, her struggle to escape, manipulation of her hand, moments of fainting, and her pleas for release as the defense hints at a frame up.
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Los Angeles
Eunice Pringle
Alexander Pantages
Miss Pringle
Baron Fitts
Baron Fitts. While the Girl Was Testifying Mr. Pantages
Pantages
Ex-husband Kills Ex-wife then Commits Suicide in Fort Worth
Claude Goodwin, 33, shot and killed his former wife Gertrude Goodwin, 30, a few hours after she obtained a divorce from him, then shot himself on a Fort Worth street corner. Goodwin worked for a packing company.
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FT. Worth
Tex
Gertrude Goodwin
Claude Goodwin
Goodwin
Sinclair's Plea Refused in DC Court
Justice Siddons of the District of Columbia Supreme Court denied Harry F. Sinclair's petition to be released on October 15. The ruling holds his sentence becomes effective with the Supreme Court mandate, making his release possible no earlier than November 22.
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Sinclair
Washington
Siddons
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Harry F. Sinclair
United States Supreme
National Air Mail Week Celebration Opens in Cincinnati
Cincinnati starts National Air Mail Week with an 11pm outdoor demonstration on Main street in front of the Hamilton County Courthouse. A 20 000 seat viewing stand is set up as spectators witness the first practical remote control of airport safety devices. Alvan E Kalman of the Aviation Corporation of America arrived to assist. A Lunken Airport parade begins at 9 30 pm led by a brass band and a piano mounted on a truck.
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National Air Mail
Cincinnati
Main Street
Hamilton County
T. Higtee Embry
Embry- Riddle Aviation Company
The
Aviation Corporation of America
Embry-Riddle Company
Lunken
First Voters' Party Invitation at Hotel Sinton
A notice invites attendees to the First Voters Party in the Hotel Sinton Ballroom on Friday evening October 11 at 8 o'clock. Guests are asked to mail the coupon to Cincinnati League of Women Voters at 824 Hotel Sinton. No charge.
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First Voters’ Party
Sinton Ballroom
Cincinnati League OF Women Voters
Hotel Sinton
Indictments Hit Hammond Gary and East Chicago Officials
Federal Grand Jury report of 181 indictments targets liquor law violators in the Calumet district. Among those named are Raliegh P. Hale Mayor of East Chicago and James Reagan Chief of Police. Hale and Reagan were arrested in federal raids weeks earlier.
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South Bend
Ind
Federal
Calumet
Indiana
Hammon
Hammond Gary
Whiting
East Chicago
Raleigh P. Hale
James Reagan
Hale
Reagan
Body of Impostor Buried Alive Ties Fiendish Paris Fraternity
In Paris on October 4 a man who used the name Marquise Champaubert and who had just finished a swindle sentence was buried alive. A murdered woman, a slain bookkeeper, and strange letters from the Knights of Themis spur the police. The burial site in Verneuil Wood revealed disturbed earth and a rubber tube as investigators searched for clues.
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Paris
Knights
Themis
Champaubert
Verneuil Wood
Seine-Oise
Snowfall Reported in Central West Virginia Flooded Areas
Snow fell today in Central West Virginia after hours of rain that caused floods in Webster Springs region. The Webster Springs area was cut off for two days by storms and floods, and cold weather brought considerable suffering to residents in the flooded zones.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
West Virginia
Webster Springs
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