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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1930

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Brazil Revolt Overruns Rio Grande do Sul Seizes Seaport

Reports from Rio Grande do Sul say insurgents have overrun the southern state and captured the seaport of Porto Alegre. Gen Flores da Cunha assumed command of insurgent troops while federal forces reportedly surrendered or joined the revolt. Minas Geraes and Parahuba also show rebel advances as railway workers mobilize, with towns Uruguayana Alegrete and Rosario surrendering.

Buenos Aires la Nacion Argentina Rio Grande Do Sul Santa Caterina Parana Matto Grosso Pernambuco Piauhy Ceara Brazil Rio Grande Santa Maria Flores da Cunha Montevideo Parahuda Minas Geraes Porto Alegre Gil de Almeyda Uruguayana Alegrete Rosario

Cardinals Tie Up World Series With 5 0 Shutout Of Athletics

St Louis hitters rapped ten safeties as Jimmy Wilson returned behind the plate boosting an attack led by Taylor Douthit's fourth inning homer. Bill Hallahan held the Athletics to seven scattered blows, while George Walberg, Texas Bill Shores and Jack Quinn were touched for the runs. The victory evened the series at one win each before a 36 944 crowd.

Allan Gould Sportsman’s Park St. Louis St. Louis Cardinals Athletics Bill Hallahan Hallahan Bill Sweet William George Walberg Cardinals Red Birds A’s

Boy Flyer Sets a New Junior East West Mark

Robert Buck a sixteen year old from Elizabeth New Jersey landed in Los Angeles after a seven stop flight lasting twenty eight hours thirty three minutes to break Eddie Schneider's junior transcontinental record by one hour eight minutes Buck started in Newark New Jersey and flew via Martin's Ferry Columbus Indianapolis St Louis Wichita Albuquerque and Kingman to Los Angeles Buck plans to attempt Schneider's west to east record next week.

Los Angeles Robert Buck Elizabeth N. J Eddie Schneider Jersey City Buck Kingman Ariz P.S. T Newark N J Martin’s Ferry Columbus Indianapolis Schneider

Marc Connelly Marries Actress Madeline Hurlock in New York

Playwright Marc Connelly secretly wed Madeline Hurlock at the Municipal Building then departed for Havana. The bride, 30, is a former motion picture actress from Federalsburg Maryland. Connelly, 39, is a playwright from McKeesport Pennsylvania. The ceremony was witnessed by Russel Crouse Allison Smith and Robert Benchley.

New York World News Service New York Marc_ConneLy Broadway Green Pastures Havana Connelly Madeline Hurlock Russel Crouse The Evening Post Allison Smith Dramatic Department United Fruit Line

Cooper Defends Cincinnati Ties In Hyde Park Address

Governor Myers S Cooper at 3590 Mooney avenue hosts open house and defends Cincinnati allies against Democratic attacks. He touts support from business labor and educational leaders while criticizing opposition for slander and non constructive politics in a Republican county. The speech signals re election enthusiasm and party loyalty as voters weigh claims. The piece also notes Justice Department scrutiny into Colorado oil shale lands and Nye Senate probe into campaign contributions.

Myers Y. Cooper Hyde Park Mooney Avenue Ohio Cincinnati Community Fund Washington Ralph S.kelley Colorado Senator Nye Kelley Wilbur Denver Federal Land Office Nye Senate Campaign Funds Committee

Haiti Prepares First Militia Free Election

Haiti moves toward its first free popular election under a hands off U S policy. The Haitian police guard under American oversight will not participate unless ordered by election officials to keep order at booths.

Port AU Prince Haiti United States Garde

Prohibition Bureau Estimates 1930 Alcohol Production Decline

The Prohibition Bureau reports per capita beverage alcohol production fell to .602 gallon in the last fiscal year, down from 1.705 gallons in 1914, and notes the figure reflects possible production after deducting seizures. The 1930 estimate is part of an eighty page monograph by E A Grant and E P Sanford, with future reports planned.

Washington Prohibition Bureau Internal Revenue Bureau E.A. Grant E. P. Sanford Bureau Division of Research and Public Informa

Cuba’s Machado Moves Toward Martial Law Amid Plot

Havana police disclose a plot against high officials with arrests including Justo Martin of Marianao. weapons and dynamite found. The official Gazette publishes the act extending presidential power to suspend constitutional guarantees, with Machado expected to hold martial law as needed but not immediately implemented. he plans a weekend fishing trip at Mariel.

Havana National Police Tonight Justo Martin Marianao Martin Gerardo Machado Act of Congress Mariel Machado

Racket Killings Shocks Braddock Grocery Family

In Braddock a gangland attack at Lobianco Bros. store leaves Joseph Lobianco 42 dead and wife Mary 22 plus Louis Tomano 70 and Carmen Lobianco 37 mortally wounded. An infant survived as police chase thieves who fled in a stolen car. Coroner calls the shootings racketeering and notes odd bank deposits linked to the dead couple.

Pittsburgh Braddock W. J. McGregor Lobianco. Bros Joseph Lobianco Mary Lobianco Louis T. Tomano Carmen Lobianco Joseph Lobiancos Tomano McGregor Tobianco

St Nicholas Hotel to Open 28 Floors in Carew Tower

Cincinnati gains the St Nicholas Plaza a new 800 room hotel over 28 floors in the Carew Tower leased from Starrett Ohio Corp. Joseph Reichl will head the St Nicholas Plaza Inc as president and general manager with backing from Cincinnati figures. The ultra modern hotel will host large conventions fashion shows and national events with a major convention hall and space for exhibitions and displays.

St. Nicholas Hotel Carew Tower Cincinnati Carew St. Nicholas Plaza St. Nicholas Plaza, Inc Starrett, Ohio Corporation Joseph Reichl St. Nicholas Plaza Corporation H. & 8S. Pogue Company Mabley & Carew

Two Auto Thieves Held in Wyoming Policeman Murder

Two men, Walter McLaughlin and Gilbert Thacker, were captured while stripping a stolen car on Willey road near Bevis O. They are to be questioned about the murder of Wyoming Policeman Walter Cummins on September 16. Evidence includes a police gun holster, revolver shells, a blackjack, and a revolver. McLaughlin matches a witness description.

Willey Road Bevis William Anderson Walter Cummins Wyoming Police Department Walter McLaughlin Gilbert Thacker Winchester William Hochstuhl Automobile Club Peter Klein Thacker Hochstuhl McLaughlin

Learned Savants To Turn Microscope Onto Flapper

Cleveland Oct. 4. A conference on adolescence aimed at studying the “second decade” will be held Oct 17–18. Dr T Wingate Todd of the Brush Foundation and Western Reserve University Medical School announces a nationally prominent panel of medical, psychological and educational experts. The event seeks to lay a foundation for future study and publish proceedings for reference.

Cleveland T. Wingate Todd Brush Foundation Western Reserve’. University Medical School Ident Hoover Dr. Todd

Farmer Langdon Dies After Gun Battle With Officers

Charles Langdon, 30, of Mesopotamia Ohio, died after a three hour siege and hours of gunfire with Trumbull County officers. He wounded no officers but was fatally shot during a capture attempt after barricading his home near Warren and fleeing to a wooded area. He died at Massillon State Hospital from loss of blood.

Massillon Trumbull County Charles Langdon Mesopotamia Langdon Warren Elmer Darling Darling John C. Risher Perry, Yorkins Harter

Eighteen Former Polish Diet Members Arrested in Warsaw

In Warsaw on October 4, sixteen former Ukrainian deputies were arrested, including priest Kunicki, a confidant of the metropolitan of Szeptycki. Marshal Pilsudski also ordered the arrest of Jan Kwrginski, a longtime associate, with no reason given.

Warsaw Poland Kunicki Szeptycki Marshal Pilsudski Jan Kwrginski

Buckeyes Over Indiana 23 to 0 in Conference Opener

Ohio State dominating Indiana in a Western Conference opener at Ohio Stadium Columbus with a 23 to 0 victory. Fresh substitute backs sparked a late scoring burst after a tight first half marred by penalties fumbles and a blocked punt, turning a yardage edge into a decisive rout.

Ohio Stadium Columbus 2 State Indiana Buckeyes Hoosiers Ohio Bucks

Xavier Musketeers Triumph Over Denison 13-0 in Gridiron Opener

Xavier Musketeers win 13 to 0 at Deeds Field in Granville. Key plays in the second and fourth periods set the score as fumbles and penalties marred a contest witnessed by about 1,000 with Denison threatening early but unable to capitalize.

Commercial Tribune Granville Xavier Musketeers Denison University Deeds Field Muskies Denilson Denison Harmon McDevitt

Bootlegger Prefers Cell To Facing Neighbors

Joseph Isler a cement contractor of Weselman Road chose prison over release under bond after pleading guilty to manufacturing whisky. He refused to leave his jail cell, saying he did not wish to come out, even as officials arranged arraignments before U S Commissioner A A Siemon and a bond party prepared to stand surety. His wife and supporters offered bond while the reluctant prisoner faced orders to depart with the escort.

Grizzlea Prohibition Joseph Isler Wesselman Road Liberty Hamilton County A. A. Siemon United States Fedpe Grand Jury Schisler Law

British R-101 Dirigible Explodes in France Killing 46

Beavois France October 5 official word says British airship R-101 exploded three miles south of Beauvais at 2 30 am Sunday destroying the craft. Forty six crew and passengers are dead seven survived all seriously injured. Lord Thomson among the dead, others missing or injured.

Beauvais France Here Lord Thomson Britain

British airship R-101 reported blown up in France

Unconfirmed Paris reports say the giant R-101 airship exploded over Beauvais while on a trial run from Cardington to India and back. The ship, larger than the R-100, had departed Saturday evening and was en route to Ismailia, Egypt, when disaster was alleged.

London Sundesx Reuters Paris Ing France India Sefton Brancker R. B. B. Colmore G. H. Scott H. C. Irwin FE. L. Johnston N. G. Atherstone New York Cardington England New York Times Today Lord Thomson Great Britain H. C Irwin Card- Iaigon Rouen Bordeaux Beauvails Maj Canada Beauvais Ismailila Egypt

Temperature outlook and currents across states and cities

The report notes increasing cloudiness and slightly warmer conditions for Ohio and Indiana with possible showers. Kentucky remains partly cloudy Sunday and Monday then showers in the west, with little temperature change. A table lists current, high, and precipitation over 24 hours for cities including Eastport, Boston, Nashville, Cleveland, Detroit, New York, Jacksonville, Atlanta, St. Louis, Omaha, Denver, and more, showing varied readings and wind directions.

Ohio Kentucky Indiana Eastport Nestle Boston Nashville Ibany Cleveland Detroi York T. City Marie Wash’ton Nor

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