Dutch Schultz in New York City gun duel. bail set
Dutch Schultz, the Bronx beer baron, sat in jail after a pistol battle with detectives in front of an upper Fifth Avenue apartment house. Three Schultz men escaped. Daniel Amado was wounded in the street. Detectives raided Schultz's hideout apartment, finding weapons and lookout post fittings. Schultz was arrested while climbing into a taxicab on charges of felonious assault and firearms offenses.
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New York
Dutch Schultz
Bronx
Schultz
Burke
Sullivan
Fifth Avenue
Daniel Amado
Amado
Racketeer recovers cool stance at police lineup
In a tense sequence a man shivering and begging for relief reaches a police station and lineup. By lineup time he resumes a sullen, controlled racketeer persona and answers most questions with restraint.
Enemies List Figure Schultz Sought for Questioning
Federal agents and accountants from Chicago Washington Philadelphia and New York work on racketeers banking and brokerage accounts here today. The inquiry covers multiple independent racketeers including the Kosher Chicken Trust markets laundries and slot machines. Schultz once labeled public enemy No 1 in New York was to be available for questioning.
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Schultz
New York
Chicago
al Capone
Washington
Philadelphia
Capone
Potatoes mixed market notes across several states
Chicago reported USDA potato market updates with new and old stock in transit. Prices varied by grade and region including Bliss Triumph and Irish Cobblers across Alabama Louisiana Mississippi Arkansas North Carolina Texas and other areas with trading fair and steady activity.
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Chicago
U. S. Dept
U. 8 S
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
Arkansas
Texas
North Carolina
Canada Tops World in News Print Paper Output
Canada produced 2,504,000 tons of newsprint in 1930, the largest share of world production, surpassing all other countries. The output reflects Canada’s dominance in news print material during the period.
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Canada
Charlotte Merchant Discards Crutches After Nanzetta Cure
A Charlotte resident, Alex Thomas, testifies after three days on Nanzetta's Prescription and Indian New Discovery liniment that rheumatic pain subsided and crutches were discarded. He credits ten bottles for renewed appetite and sleep, with remedies sold at Mann Drug Store and other outlets and available via Nanzetta Medicine Co. in Greensboro.
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Nanzetta
Mayor James Key Receives Heated Welcome in Atlanta
Atlanta greets Mayor James Key with sweeping support and calls for recall after his Paris remarks declaring prohibition a failure. supporters plan a tribute while recall petitions circulate led by George E. Fich as 6000+ signatures required. Key seeks police protection as threats surface from his outspoken stance.
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Atlanta
James
France
Paris
George E. Fich
Luke Arnold
Walker
New York
Key
Bowling Byrd Declared Outlaw After Escape
Raleigh June 18 Bowling Byrd a 19 year old Durham youth who fled from a Cary prison farm weeks ago was declared an outlaw by Wake county officers This followed his escape yesterday when he wrested a pistol from policeman Claude Watkins at Wendell Byrds companion fired but missed Watkins returned fire before Byrd overpowered him He is charged with holding up filling stations and stores in Wake county and travels with two companions in an automobile.
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Raleigh
Bowling Byrd
Durham
Cary
Wake County
Wake
Claude Watkins
Wendell
Here
Watkins
Byrd
Cary Farm
Carolina branch AGC opens summer convention in Hendersonville
The Carolina branch of the Associated General Contractors of America meets in Hendersonville with President John G. Caldwell of Charlotte presiding. Speakers include Fred Thompson and Earl Whitton of Charlotte, Judge H Hoyle Sink of Lexington, S C editor Charles C Hearon of Spartanburg, W S McClelland and W C Hinson of Charlotte. A director’s meeting follows an afternoon entertainment program.
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Hendersonville
Carolina
Associated General Contractors of America
John G. Caldwell
Charlotte
Fred Thompson
Earl Whitton
H. Hoyle Sink
Lexington
Charles C. Hearon
Spartanburg
S. C
Spartanburg Herald
South Carolina Highway Commission
W. 8
It Might Have Had Barber
Conversation shows a puzzled customer blaming hair loss on barbering. The barber offers no medical insight, and the exchange centers on a humorous or evasive remark about baldness.
Play-o-Graph Replays Tonight at High Street Arena
The Play-o-Graph reproduces each play at High Street Arena tonight at 8 15 with ladies free admission. Local event details highlight the evening of synchronized play recaps and a promotional offer for women.
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Henderson
High Street Arena
Adv
Hoover speech sparks release of Harding correspondence
In El Paso June 18, Mrs. A B Fall published Harding letters quoted by Hoover during his Marion address. Harding widow Mrs. Harding writes in 1924 ofChristmas thanks and Washington interruptions, noting plans and a Wardman Park visit.
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EL Paso
Tex
President Hoover
Marion
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
Hoover
Harding
Champion Returns with Open Trophy in U S
Tommy Armour, holder of the British Open title won at Carnoustie, returns to the United States with the trophy. The passage recalls social ties with Senator Fall, lingering nostalgia for past associations, and Mrs. Fall noting Harding’s confidential rapport with his wife. Fall was in London at the president’s death and came home promptly.
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America
Tommy Armour
U. S
Carnoustie
Scotland
Senator Fall
Washington
Fall
London
United States
Mrs Hammond Dies After Illness in Washington
Mrs John Hays Hammond wife of the renowned engineer died in Washington after several weeks illness. Survived by husband four children John Hays Jr Harris Natalie, Richard in Paris. She was born Natalie Harris daughter of late Senator Nathaniel Harris of Natchez and traveled with her husband worldwide.
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Washington
John Hays Hammond
Richard P. Hammond
Paris
John Hays, Jr
Harris
Natalie Hays
Fashionable
Kalorama Road
Mr. Hammond
Charles Hoyle
Hammond
Natalie Harris
Nathaniel Harris
Natchez
Miss
Queen Victoria
England
George V
London
Imports Fall in U S Agricultural Imports 1929 31
The value of United States agricultural imports dropped from 1.449 million dollars to 868.606 million during the July to March periods of 1929 30 and 1930 31.
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United States
France extends telephone service to thousands of communities
In France, telephone service is available in more than 0,000 of the 37,891 communities, reflecting broad reach across multiple regions. The statistic highlights progress in rural and urban access to telecommunications nationwide.
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France
Treatment Promise Stops Attacks of Fits
Reports say an amazing treatment has proven successful in stopping fits. R Lepso of Milwaukee offers a generous free treatment to sufferers who write with their age seeking help, aiming to reach all those not yet helped.
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