29 Nov 1930
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1930
Page
13
In a day of tense crosswinds in both chambers leaders and administration grapple with a referendum question that may shape policy. Officials signal potential votes as party lines sharpen amid mounting scrutiny of the administration’s plan and the pace of legislative action.
Washington Nov 29 Breaker Longworth announced unalterable opposition to an extra session of Congress. He said it would be avoided if possible, citing business recovery and unemployment improvement as reasons. The scene reflects tensions over potential legislative action and looming debates on unemployment relief and inflation.
British airwoman Covyricht 1930s era reports Mrs Keith-Miller and others departed Havens amid forecasts of disaster over water. She described fear and lack of instruments, hoping for company to join a regular pilot venture. Aviation activists cited hazardous seas and a sunken plane wreck as proof. The record shows her two way continental flight from New York to Los Angeles and back, highlighting peril and determination.
Jack Naki appointed chairman of the Erie Bench Show Committee for the Legion Kennel Club as the group restructures its directorate near Warner Brow. Details of the next meeting and agenda were noted in the ext meeting notes.
A man claimed he was framed for manufacturing with shipping and dynamite in an attempt to destroy a Spokane paper plant. He had been held in San Francisco awaiting trial as police seek prosecution details.
Canadian freighter Simcoe bound from Buffalo to Cleveland arrived at an eastern port after a heavy winter storm. Captain LaG Kirk reported hindering conditions and a distress call that was not confirmed beyond 24 hours. The vessel faced drift and rough seas northeast of Parport during the voyage.
Youngstown mayor announces firing of the vice squad. The statement omits clear details but condemns corruption and promises enforcement officers will be held to account. The remarks align with an upcoming city-wide view of police conduct and reform efforts.
An unnamed farmer living on New London Pike was assaulted by two men posing as federal agents Friday. The attackers fled in a vehicle after stealing several items. Police launched an investigation amid multiple reports of similar incidents in the area.
The Baptist Young People's convention is held in the First Baptist church. Attendees include Velma Kab and Governor Pishwick, with 14 delegates Hazel Witters Thelma Dal Tag Velma Briggs and Myrtle At Jet among others.
President Brover selects William N. Doak of Virginia for Secretary of Labor, bypassing AFL pressure to fill the post from within. Doak, a 35 year legislative representative of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, is the first Labor Secretary named from outside the federation and the first native American in the role, with broad union support noted.
The Associated Press reports a vast customs border patrol probe into Canadian liquor and beer smuggling. Indictments for 30 current and suspended officers and dismissals for 45 others are not expected. warrants remain for about thirteen patrolmen amid charges of conspiracy and bribery. The federal grand jury has been hearing evidence for days as it convenes in the Detroit region.
Charles Monon of Cheeluntetreel, aged 92, was taken to Mercy Hospital Tuesday in critical condition after a violent heart attack. Police say he suffered injuries during the incident but doctors believe recovery is possible.
Bulletin describes a local express car robbery on the Southamn railway line. Two men held the clerk at gunpoint, escaped with an express package believed to contain between $6000 and $7000 in currency, details ongoing.
Four Western Pacific Express trainmen were killed when the express crashed into a freight near Sunol in Alameda County west of Stockton. The dead are engineer R. M. Middleton, fireman W. Rickenbacker, head brakeman Toya Goslin, and flagman R. De Jonte. Jones rode in the caboose of the freight. the rear cars of the express were telegraphlike and splintered.
Moderate temperatures persist as a cold wave spreads across the Midwest with light snow possible in Great Lakes states including Minnesota Iowa Nebraska Missouri and parts of North Dakota Western Plains endure below zero readings while the front shifts eastward. Casualties blamed on the cold rise to nine nationwide as officials warn of continued frigid conditions.
Carrie J. Jones and Heath Afdone named guardians for the minor children Edgar Williams age 18 and Clareney Williams age 4 in probate court. Case involves executor James de Williams’ wife and appointment of a administrator for TAN ett haus noted in proceedings. Authorities investigate a death at a railroad bridge near Newe Misai rook as part of the docket.
Damaged dispatch from Washington reports President Hoover pressing for submission of the League of Nations protocol to one chamber. The move follows party leaders and signals potential Senate action. a separate notice notes the death of attorney David Whistler of Dayton.
Chicago November 29 A special grand jury to investigate conditions on the Chicago Police Department will be impaneled January 1 State's Attorney John A Swanton and Chief Justice John Y McGourly of the General Court preside
William M. Baldwin, 75, of Dayton, Ohio, died November 7 after a long illness. Survived by widow Alice and children Harriet Baldwin, Mrs. Hawkins, and others. Funeral planned from the family home on Telford Street with burial in Oxford. Local notices note a legal dispute over advertising displays involving Golds Buehin and the Ta Larititd company.
Washington reports leaders of the Prohibition forces discuss backing a constitutional amendment on repealing or amending the Eighteenth Amendment. A tentative plan would await Congress review and state conventions approval, with divisions among opposed groups on strategy. Discussions continue with conferences planned in December in New York and Washington.
Rt. Rev. Sheldon Musson Griswold, bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Chicago, died Friday night in Chicago. He would have been 70 years old. His death came after a long illness that had troubled him, and physicians and friends were surprised by the persistence of his illness.
Chicago Bears fined 1,000 by NFL president Joe Carr for playing Joe Savoldi, former Notre Dame back, on Thanksgiving Day in Chicago. Decision cites violation of league rules and game-day eligibility. Savoldi had appeared despite restrictions.
Cmokaville reports a $50,000 blaze injuring firemen while fighting a fire at a facility’s No. 2 plant. A transportation of a Vesnuage cavern collapsed, trapping workers. one man was last sighted late at night amid the incident.
Coroner Kilward Unak concluded an investigation into the suicide case of Vin Krasie Blairy II who shot himself with a shotgun after accusing his sweetheart Roy Sill of infidelity. The youth, living with fear, was found dead. a photograph of Kinsey and Roy was part of the alleged motive. Funeral services have not yet been held.
Paris reports circulated that Premier Tardieu might resign leading the government. Rumors said he would present his resignation to President Donniergae rather than face a potential no confidence vote amid growing financial scandal coverage.
A public utilities commission review concerns the sale of the M Cue certificate and equipment by B T AlrCne and Roble and Welue to the Orton and Stewart Transportation company of Middletown for 2425 dollars in cash. Receiver MW PL Graham Middleton for E T McCue oversees the sale. a hearing will determine the outcome.
A fire at Rosewood Kennels during a November night severely burned more than 60 dogs and caused an estimated loss around 12 000 dollars with total damages near 318 000. Investigators assess cause as appliance-related in the busy racing complex.
Three forestry district council members attend a district meeting as recorded in a fragmentary note. The terse item notes participation by the forester and two other officials. Further details are unreadable.
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