Free Driver Urged Revocation After Union City Fatal
Coroner's jury absolved G Hayes of blame in the death of Charles Carlson near Union City but recommended revoking his operator's license. Carlson, 13, was struck by Hayes's car late Monday. injuries proved fatal. Union City services for the victim were planned for this afternoon.
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Union City
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Wiklow Treet
Commer'Dun- Hanley
Ity
Young Carlton
Hayes
Tifon
Howptta
Ute
Haye
Carlson
Tadly
Wuhern
Chicago City Payroll Delayed To June 1
Chicago and Cook county face a six month payless period for 40122 unpaid public workers as tax money for salaries remains unavailable. Governor Emmerson promised expedited legal steps and six 1928 levy bills mailed by June 1, with city county and schools owing about 52 million in salaries and essential bills. Evictions, charity appeals, and loan-shark activity signal deep financial distress among workers awaiting pay.
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Merton T. Akers
United Press
Chicago
Cook County
Stevens
Emmerson
Senator Brookhart Seeks Butler for Dry Commissioner
Washington Feb 1 A demand that Brig Gen Smedley Butler the Marine corps famous dry champion be installed as prohibition commissioner was made today by Senator Brookhart Independent Republican Iowa
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Washington
Smedley Buller
Marine Corps
Senator Brookhart
Republican
Iowa
Drivers Jump as Truck is Smashed in Ohio Crash
Williamsport truck drivers Glyde Cherry and a companion escaping destruction when their Overland distribution truck was struck by the Twentieth Century Limited near Toledo. They leaped from the cab moments before the vehicle exploded, the truck demolished in the collision ten miles from Toledo on the New York Central line.
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Companiod
Williamsport
Toleta
Overland Company
Toledo
Twentieth Century Limited
New York Central
Council to Open Bids for New Fire Hose
City Council plans the first February meeting to open bids for a thousand feet of fire hose amid a busy routine session. Proposals from several firms are expected to compete while six ceats and six pairs of boots for firemen may be purchased locally without bidding.
Condition of Howard Shows Improvement After Accident
Indiana hospital bulletin reports Harold Howard with slight improvement after a serious accident that claimed Mrs. Howard’s life last Sunday. Wesley Howard, father of the victim, remains at his bedside in Frankfort while doctors note rising hopes for full recovery.
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Transfort
Indy
Harold Howard
Crime investigator slain in Chicago
Chicago February 1 two gunmen assassinated crime commission investigator Julius Finsen Heim in the morning fog. Heim, employed by the Special Crime Commission to probe gang affairs, was found in the street with two bullets to the heart. Witnesses saw two men flee.
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Anneu Rise
Chicago
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Crime Commission
Hésénheim
Fatal Braddock Fire Kills Mother Father and Two Children
In Braddock Pennsylvania a house fire following a bomb explosion killed a mother aged 41, father aged 46, and two children ages seven and two. The blaze and blast destroyed the home and left survivors hospitalized with severe burns.
Mrs Schroeder Turns To Bible After Hearing
United Press reports Mrs. Schroeder and Glenn Dagne were held without bail for grand jury action after a preliminary hearing on murder charges in the December 27 shooting of State Highway Patrolman Brady Paul near New Castle. Prosecutors seek murder and related counts. defense notes lack of evidence and the pair await the grand jury decision.
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United Press
New Castle
Schroeder
Lawrence County
Huntil
Marchard
Glenn Dagne
Willie Marshin
State High Way
Brady Paul
P | Buller
New Castle Ranch
Corporal Paul
Atorneys
Youth Injured Cranking Truck Near Union City
Leo Gehrren, 14, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Gehren of Union City, suffered a fractured right wrist and severe facial dislocation after a truck collision east of Union City at 10 30 this morning. He was taken to Corry hospital where the fracture was reduced and he is improving. Earlier, Henry Binink of Clymer was injured in a fatal grade crossing accident involving multiple severe injuries and skull fracture. he is under care with serious but expected recovery.
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Leo Gehrren
Fred Geren
Union City
Gehren
Smith
Corry Hospital
Henry Binink
Clymer
Wimate
Fate of trio in Barcoski case in jury's hands
The jury deliberates on the case of Hazel Watts Walker P Lyster and Wrank Slapikas ex coal and iron policemen charged with manslaughter in the death of John Barcoski a Tyre miner farmer. The panel of eighteen and four women must decide based on evidence presented in court under judge Parker's charge.
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Unite
Frantslin
Wiluek
Vranelin
Bageien
Imewen
M. Pari
Hazel Watts
Walker P. Lyster
Wrank Slapikas
Coal and Iron
Man Ughter
John Barcoski
Gyre
Tudee Parks
Canunside
Dohm Barcask
Barcoski
Allegheny County
Venus Grant
Parker
Commonwealth
Canon City jail break thwarted amid prison blaze
An attempted jail break at Canon City Penitentiary was stopped by inmate Daniel Reardon who blocked the escape path while guards rushed to the fire. Guards formed to man machine guns as three lines of hose fought a three story building housing the carpenter shop, storehouse, and tailor shop. Prisoners were moved to a secured yard as fire crews battled the blaze and wardens increased security.
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United Press
Crawford
Japs Join Italy in Fighting French Plan
Japanese and Italian delegations at the naval conference indicated they would not accept the French proposal to define naval requirements by class. Italy seeks parity with Britain and favors fewer classes. Japan proposes broader classification, while the United States stance aims to know American strength before pledging. Dispute centers on number and types of ships to be considered.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
London
Simla
Pension fund threatened by axe swinging in Pittsburgh
Police and fire pension rolls rose over 20 percent after Mayor Charles H. Kline retired more than 60 veterans from the ranks. The move aims to cut costs in a tight 1930 budget and may save about $50,000 by shifting to first year pay rates of 1800 dollars. Forty eight policemen and 43 firemen added to pensions. five firemen and three patrolmen discharged. three more firemen readmitted temporarily amid eligibility questions.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Charles H. Kline
Rrinakaed
Kealeraay
Merger of Telegraph Companies Urged
Washington February 1 consolidation of wire cable and radio facilities would save the nation fifteen million dollars yearly Behn president of the International Telephone and Telegraph Company told the Senate Interstate Commerce committee Merger of Western Union Postal Telegraph and the Radio Corporation would bring lower rates and better service Velasco pastor at St Johns Episcopal Dayton Ky may be asked to resign over marrying a Catholic girl by a Catholic priest in Elkton Md last week
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Ey Wiiltce Reese
Washington
United States
Sosthenes Behn
International Telephone and Telegraph Company
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Western Union
Postal Telegraph
Radio Corporation
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Lexington
Julius Arnold Velasco
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Dayton
Kentucky
Eilicott City
Today's Five Best Radio Entainments 1930 listings
Radio schedule snippet lists Dixie echoes on WIZ NBC at 9 30 p m Chutch Masters minstrels at 9 3 0 p m Ticky Strike hour at 10 p m Paramount Publix for WIZ CBS network 10 p m Chicago Civic opera listed for WABC CBS network 10 p m.
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CBS
WIZ
NBC
WEAF
Paramount Publix
Chicago Civic Opera
Groundhog Shadow Prediction Teeters on Silhouette Sight
Rumored forecast hinges on whether the shadow is seen as the groundhog peeks out at dawn. Early light could dismiss winter, while a shadow may lock in six more weeks of cold.
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Din Ulage
Brey
Sunny Woudler
Plenty of Work to End Torace Riots in California
United Press report by George D Crissey describes calm returning as harvest season draws workers to the San Joaquin Valley. Tensions between Wiping and white laborers ease with asparagus near Stockton and crops ready, while guards monitor possible riots sparked by a Filipino club bombing and a Watsonville death.
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Pilipinas
California
Manila
Neas Watsonville
Stockton
Isla!ers
Watsonville
Pajaro Valley
San Jose
Radiator Plant ONG-Day Week Schedule Reports
In a condensed notice the radiator plant outlines plans for an ONG-Day Week schedule with reduced incentives. Details are unclear and largely fragmentary but indicate a formal arrangement affecting workers and operations next week.
Cold Reaction to Proposal for Home Brewed Prohibition
A lengthy Washington dispatch outlines intensified debate over enforcing prohibition and appointing enforcement officials. The piece notes strong opposition from Republicans and several senators to a system of vetting appointees, with potential conflicts over the fitness of U S officials, including a District Attorney nominee and a United States Marshal candidate. It highlights that the plan aims to tie enforcement to private justice department orders, while signaling possible dramatic political fallout in coming days.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
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Seeeby
Hue
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Linrgin
Amyens
Sit
Senate
Lohlbach
Yal
Depublicam
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Kyun
Justice Department
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Sawyer Smith
Kentucky
Smith
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Siaff
Taoub Wallers
United States
Connecticus
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Broohart
Repay
Tawa
Retent Ton
Prohibition
John Herbert
Idaho-Moritana
Dorin
Herbert
Bora
Dorah
Pranklis
Hoover weighs West Indies trip plan with Mexico visit
President Hoover is considering a trip next spring to the West Indies with a possible stop in Mexico City. No definite plans were announced, but Hoover told President-elect Ortiz Rubio during his visit that a Mexico trip was planned. Reports from Mexico City suggest a tentative schedule is under discussion.
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Hoover
West Indies
United Press
Washington
Mexico City
Ortiz Rubio
Mexico
Coday-Mintendet
Muxteh City
Youth Communists Rally Amid Diplomatic Strain in Washington
A group of about 25 youths from Philadelphia and Washington gathered to stage a protest against the deteriorating relations between Mexico and the Soviet Union. The event occurred in Washington as tensions rose, reflecting broader concerns over communist influence and embassy policy.
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