Stayton Reports Cabinet View Prohibition Is Failure
Commission chair Stayton testifies six Hoover cabinet officials believe prohibition is a failure. He names Stimson Davis Camont Morod Adams as among six, cites Philadelphia letter saying leading cabinet members agree dry law failing and seek a new liquor distribution plan. Stayton says he remains calm while sharing these impressions with lawmakers.
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Washington
Aby
William H Stayton
Assessin
Kenyon
Caraway
Charles
Philadelphia
Fatheyn
Dover
Stimson, Davis
Camont
Whittenas
John R. Porst
Philodaephia
Police clash as 300 students riot on campus
Philadelphia May 1 police battled about 300 students amid a campus riot connected to Hoover Commission turmoil. Officers faced protesters while committee members faced questions about plans for distributions. Arrests and warrants circulated as the scene spilled into Civil Life League events and a court notice appeared in the background.
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Ilene Stayton
Philadelphia
Hoover Commins
University of Pennicton
Slu
Stayton
St Tsymerel
Michael J. Cal
Stock decline accelerates as rail shares slump in New York
New York May 1. The stock market dropped sharply amid broad weakness in rail stocks. Dozens of rail shares hit new lows for the year or longer, with many losses between 2 and 6 dollars per share. Severe declines spread across most stock groups as investors weighed unfavorable earnings and prospects of falling rates from the Bank of and the New York Reserve Bank. The slide gained pace as rail declines accelerated, with continuation noted on page six.
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New York
Bank of
New York Reserve Bank
Hoover urges quick ratification of five power treaty
President Hoover sent to the Senate his recommendation to ratify the five power naval treaty drafted in London. Senate Foreign Relations chair Borah signals likely opposition and possible delay ahead of action this session.
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London
Senate
Hoover
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Lon’don
United States of America
French Republic
Great Britain
Ireland
India
Italy
Japan
Herbert Hoover
Capitol
White House
Borph
Capitol Hill
Chaffan
Thone
Conalde
Prison labor plan eyed by West Va Laymen and officials
A group led by Mr Etvanstigva of the West Va Laymen's Association, based in Bair mont, chairs district meetings to discuss employing roughly 800 prisoners on road projects under a State Road Commission contract. Prisoners would be paid 85 cents daily, with most funds supporting the penitentiary and overtime handled separately.
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Etvanstigva
Bairmont
West iVa
Jone
Charleston
Ing
State Penitentiary
Etota
Renee Ie
State Road Commission
Road Commission
State Board Ofontrol
Conley
Howaga
B. Lee
Clerogs
Cimscot
Ees
Have You Been Enumerated Saier Sa There Ag Dir'ywhe
Fragmentary OCR text mentions enumeration in April 1930 with names and city details. Includes incomplete street and bedteor reference, lacking clear event focus or full entities to establish a complete news item.
Testimony In Campaign Fund Probe Starts
Ruth Hanna McCormick testified before the senate campaign funds committee that she spent 252 572 from her own pocket in the Illinois Senate race and received no contributions except from family. Senator Deneen said his losing campaign cost 24 493 21 with county budgets the large item. he filed additional expenditures of 314 313. Nearly 50 public gatherings are now being conducted in Japan.
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Washington
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Senate
May Day Celebrations Across World With Few Disruptions
May Day observances were peaceful in most cities worldwide. Reports from Shanghai and Moscow note large parades and speeches, while clashes and arrests occurred in Paris and other areas. Authorities in several cities imposed tighter controls as workers protested, with significant activity recorded but limited disorder overall.
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Associated Press
Cottinghuist
Gee
Mother Jones Hundredth Birthday Celebrations Begun
Readers honor Mother Jones friend of labor on her 100th birthday in Silver Springs Maryland with letters and reminiscences. Local notes mention plans and expected events continuing on later pages.
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Mother Jones
Eriend of
Labor
Sliver Springs
Mothap Jones
Tapor
Faye
Men Conference Plans Next Week In West Virginia Districts
Men’s councils of the Methodist Episcopal Church in West Virginia districts prepare for a regional meeting next week. The event aims to awaken wider interest in church work among men and boost attendance. Bert EU Smith of Chicago, general secretary, and Fre Bel Fisher are among organizers with Bishop Lelch set to speak at the gathering.
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West Virginia
Churchw
Bert EU Smith
Chicago
Schurch
B. Fisher
Onary Ram
Af Lelch
Pureharen
First National Bank of Pineville Closure Report
In a short examiner note, the First National Bank of Pineville was closed today. Officials report a negative net position with profits listed as nonexistent and a deficit around 25,008. No additional details on resolutions or proceedings were provided.
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First National Bank of
Pineville
Pirsty Nakonehsineville
National Bank, Examiners
Noel
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