Exiled Argentine Ex-President Irigoyen Leaves for Montevideo
Buenos Aires September 11 reports say Hi Polito Irigoyen the aged former president was embarked aboard the cruiser Belgrano for exile. His daughter accompanied him and the ship set sail amid secrecy as troops guard the docks. He relinquished power under pressure and awaits refugee status in Uruguay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Hi- Polito Irigoyen
Belgrano
Montevideo
Uruguay
Irigoyen
Seventh Infantry
la Plata
Metor
Irigeen
Meade
Enrique V. Martinez
Martimez
Intry
Pope
Thele
Civl
Six Months Babe Jane Rappaport Swims Remarkably
New York World News Service reports Phyllis Jane Rappaport, six months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Rappaport of Forest Park Avenue Baltimore, showing natural swimming ability. Her mother notes early water interest and rapid progress from months old to moving through salt water with ease.
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New York World News Service
Baltimore
Marya
Phyllis Jane Rappaport
Ughter
Jack Rapport
Forest Park Avenue
Baby Jane
Jane
Erna Park
Eruption at Stromboli Kills Five and Destroys Towns
A Stromboli eruption and earthquake killed at least five people and injured many in Messina. The lava stream devastated Stromboli, Gimostra, and San Bartolo, destroying 4090 houses and vineyards. Birge ships with tents and medical supplies were dispatched to aid the stricken area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messina
Italy
Everal
Stromboli
Gimostra
San Bartolo
Mboli
Birge
Postmaster General to Urge Higher Letter Postage
Postmaster General Brown outlined to the National Association of Postmasters that he plans to seek a first class postage increase at the next Congress session. He proposed a half cent more per ounce on sealed letters and other adjustments to end the postal deficit, urging adherence to the principle that revenues fund service costs. He noted past rate changes, defended higher charges, and called for expanded post office construction and revised air mail compensation.
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Detroit
Brown
Congress
National Association of Postmasters
Woman Leaps Five Stories to Her Death
Mrs. Minnie Nicholson 65 wife of Walton contractor Charles Nicholson killed herself from a fifth floor hotel room in Cincinnati after a breakdown from mental illness. Notes to husband and relatives cited illness, pleas for happiness, and forgiveness. A bellboy and hotel staff reacted as the body fell to the sidewalk below.
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Charles S. Nicholson
Walton, Ky
Walton
Grant County
Fountain Square
George Nicholson
Corbin Ellis
George Brown
Charles Nicholson
Harry Percival
Hotel Arms
Cincinnati
Fourth
Scott Streets
Covington
Minnie
P. S
Dallas Woman Pays Plane Charge Dropped
Dayton Ohio September news item reports Mrs. Cleveland Perry of Dallas Texas had charges of defrauding a livery keeper dismissed after she paid 550 dollars for a plane ride from her home to Dayton. She had refused to pay pilot E M Carson previously claiming he did not cover the distance in the prescribed time.
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Dayton, O
Cleveland Perry
Dallas
Tex
E. M. Carson
Texas
Woman Drowns After Stroke Falls Into Washtub
Marietta Ohio reports Blanche Brammer a 21 year old woman suffered a stroke while washing and fell into a tub, drowning. She was alone in the home. parents and ten siblings survive.
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Marietta
Blanche Brammer
Blanche
Missing Justice Crater Found With 75000 In Securities
The New York World News Service reports a search of Justice Joseph Force Crater’s safe deposit box revealed 75000 in stocks and securities. Crater had previously withdrawn about 5500 from two banks when he disappeared on August 6, with detectives probing Adirondack sightings and Washington, D C leads.
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New York World News Service
New York
Supreme Court
Joseph Force Crater
Crater
Justice Crater
Adirondacks
Washington, D. C
Atlantic City
Washington
Sally Ritz
Alice Woods
Artists and Models Company
Chicago
Justice
Forty-seventh Street
Shubert
Forty-sixth Street
Mal Daugherty Bankruptcy Suit Filed in Court
Mal S Daugherty Ohio banker prominent in Teapot Dome inquiry faced an involuntary bankruptcy petition in Federal Court Columbus. He admitted inability to pay debts totaling 77237.51 and consented to bankruptcy. Claims include 52100 and 25000 on promissory notes from Washington banks once led by Daugherty.
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Columbus
S. Daugherty
Ohio
Senate
Teapot Dome
Elk Hills
Gilbert Bettman
Daugherty
Midland
Washington D. C
Harry M. Daugherty
Harding
Ohio State Bank of
Washington
D. H
Peoples and Drovers Bank
Bettman
Fayette County
Cincinnati sets bond limits to keep 1931 tax rate at 21.50
Joint Improvement Bond Committee allocates 6.57 million to city county and school projects starting Oct 1 1930. City receives 4.1 million including Western Hills Viaduct and Third Street Columbia Avenue projects. Board of Education gets 1.17 million for new schools. County gets 900 thousand with 5 million for a tuberculosis hospital and road work. Surplus 400 thousand held in reserve to decide sewer responsibilities between city and county.
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Cincinnati
Board of Education
Hamilton County
Joint
Western Hills
Third Street
Columbia Avenue
Mississippi Faculty Dismissal Condemned by Chemists
The American Chemical Society condemns the Mississippi State University faculty dismissals as politically motivated. The resolution warns against accepting credits from the state schools and urges chemists not to transfer to Mississippi institutions until changes are made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
State University
American Chemical Society
Division of Chemical Education
J. N. Swan
Watson Opens Indiana Campaign Amid Fatigue
U S Senator James E Watson launched the Indiana Republican campaign in Linton before about 20 000 supporters. He paused for a 15 minute rest during his address, blamed Congress long session for exhaustion, and planned a multi state itinerary through Indiana and neighboring states. Fellow Republicans including Arthur Robinson Gov Harry Leslie and M Bert Thurman joined in praising party pledges while Watson defended the tariff and farm relief measures and Robinson criticized John J Raskob Democratic chairman.
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Linton
Ind
United States
James E. Watson
Indiana
Senate
Fred S. Parnell
Congress
Watson
M. Bert Thurman
Republican National
Illinois
Kentucky
Ohio
Kansas
Arthur R. Robinson
Harry G. Leslie
Hoosier
Robinson
John J. Raskob
Ohio Governor Credits Road Program in Hoover Era
Governor Myers Y. Cooper told the Republican convention Ohio now has a progressive utility law and has kept promises. He cited farm relief via highway assessments and 700 miles of new roads in 20 months at low cost, plus a one cent gasoline tax to cover road- building revenue shortfalls.
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Columbus
Myers _ Y. Cooper
Ohio
Hoover
Union
Cooper
Postal Telegram Fills Stations Relay Telegraph Messages
International Telegraph and Telephone Corp says Postal Telegraph will use Standard Oil filling stations to send telegraph messages. Starting Oct 1 at 3,500 stations, rising to 6,000 by Oct 15 and 35,000 to 40,000 later. Participating firms include Standard Oil NJ Independent Pennsylvania California Ohio Nebraska Colonial Beacon Utah Oil Refining Co. The move aids motor travelers with rail like telegraph access.
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Wall Street Journal Wire
New York
International Telegraph and Telephone Corporation
Postal Telegraph Company
Standard Oil Companies
United States
Postal
Standard Oil Companies of
New Jersey
Independent
Pennsylvania
California
Ohio
Nebraska
Colonial Beacon Co
New England
Utah Oil Refining Company
Science Finds Two Sugars That Feed Tubercular Germ
Dr. Robert J. Anderson of Yale reports the discovery of a new sugar in tuberculosis germs, a combination of mannose and inosite named mannositos e. The finding, part of a national effort led by Dr. William C White, may impact metabolism and energy in cells. A separate note by Dr. C N Myers discusses baldness linked to environmental arsenic and lead exposure.
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Associated Press
Yale
American Chemical Society
William Charles White
Washington
Robert J. Anderson
Sterling Chemistry Laboratory
Ohio GOP invites Hoover to dedicate Harding tomb
The Ohio Republican Party at its state convention forwards a resolution by Fred W. Warner inviting President Hoover to dedicate Warren G. Harding’s tomb in Marion with fitting ceremonies. Hoover is due in Cleveland October 2 and may visit Marion on the tomb dedication.
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Columbus
Hoover
Harding
Marion
Fred W. Warner
Cleveland
Warner
Fess
Resolutions Committee
Republican’ Party of
Ohio
United States
Herbert Hoo
Republican Party of
McCulloch Backs Prohibition at State Platform Meeting
U S Senator Roscoe C McCulloch urged no backward steps on prohibition at the state platform convention and defended his record while opponent Robert J Bulkley favors repealing federal prohibition. McCulloch shifted focus to tariff as the Ohio campaign’s real issue marking Americanism against internationalism and defending home industry.
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Columbus
United States
Roscoe C. McCulloch
Robert J. Bulkley
McCulloch
Congress
Ohio
Bader Protest Against Petitions For Ohio Nominating
Two messengers travel to Columbus to present Ford Bader Jr.’s protest to the Ohio Secretary of State, challenging the acceptance of nominating petitions filed by the Citizens' Committee. The Hamilton County Board of Elections previously voted 2 to 1 to accept, with Walter Schoenle absent. Seasongood, Gorman and others testify, while W. J. Kuertz represents Bader.
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William Leonard
Paul Schirmer
Columbus
Hamilton County Board of Elections
Clarence J. Brown
Secretary of State
Ford Bader, Jr
Board of Elections
Citizens’ Committee
Walter Schoenle
Arizona
Supply A. Butterfield
Paul Shirmer
Seasongood
Citizens’ Group
Murray Seasongood
Charter-Democratic
Robert N. Gorman
Sanford Headley
Charles ©. Rose
City Council Finance Lones Ap
Charter-Democrat
Bader
W. J. Kuertz
Harry L. Federman
Gorman
Grinning Skull May Be Added Photo Of Andree Find
New York reports a possible third skull photographed with the Andree expedition landing site. A well preserved skull was found among rocks on White Island in a enlarged Associated Press image. Officials in Oslo and London say the object went unnoticed, awaiting confirmation.
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New York
Gunnar- Horn
Solomon Pver Grant Andree
Associated Press
White Island
Oslo
London
Isbjoern
Tariff and farm relief measures praised by keynoter
The report notes the president praising tariff and farm relief steps as part of a broader statement. It cites a low mood attributed to the present business cycle after the industrial peak and outlines conditions affecting output and demand.
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Fess
Prohibition a Minor Issue at Ohio Republican Platform
At the Deshler-Wallick Hotel convention the Ohio Republicans centered on law enforcement rather than prohibition. Gov. Cooper and Sen. McCulloch praised enforcement while Fess and McCulloch stressed tariffs. The platform will reportedly include a law enforcement pledge with little prohibition mention.
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Columbus, CO
Prohibition
Deshler-Wallick
Platform
Myers Y. Jooper
Roscoe McCulloch
Fess
Simeon D Fess
McCulloch
George Bender
Republican
Cooper
National Republican
Hoover
Senate
United States
Ohio
Bettman
Gilbert Bettman
Temperatures and weather notes across several states
Weather summary reports cloudy conditions and chances of local showers for Ohio Kentucky West Virginia Indiana and Tennessee with minor temperature changes. The table lists current highs and lows for multiple cities including Eastport Louisville Nashville Cleveland Detroit New York Chicago and Pittsburgh dated September 11 1930 with no precipitation in most locations and scattered rain in others.
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Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Tennessee
Eastport
Louisville
Boston
Nashville
Albany
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
City
S. S. Marie Washngton
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Denver
Pinvelien
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