Mussolini Hitler Forge Diplomatic Partnership Over Locarno
Paris dispatch reports Premier Mussolini and Chancellor Hitler formed a political alliance and likely agreed on Austria and Locarno terms. France and Britain offered overtures to win Italian support in potential Locarno discussions as Germany eyes the Rhine border issue.
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Charles Foltz
Associated Press
Paris
Mussolini
Hitler
Italy
Germany
Austria
France
Great Britain
North Africa
Locarno
Rhineland
Murderer Delbert Green Executed by Firing Squad in Utah
Delbert Green, 28, condemned for the January 4, 1930 triple murder of his wife, her mother and foster-father, was executed at dawn by a five-man firing squad behind a canvas screen at the Utah prison. He reportedly cursed the last verdict and claimed memory of the crime was blank.
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Salt Lake
Delbert Green
Utah
Plate Renitentuary
Green
Storm Claims Twenty Off Spain Coast
A northern Spain storm killed 20 people today, most of them sailors from fishing boats lost at sea off Santander. Continuous heavy seas and sudden winds swept coastal areas, prompting rescue and casualty efforts by authorities.
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Santander
Spain
Couple Found Shot to Death in Scandusky Ohio
Charles Lemly aged 60 and his wife 48 were found shot to death. Coroner said Lemly killed his wife then killed himself. The couple lived with their son Ralph. Mrs. Ralph Lemly found the bodies after a dispute over her mother not returning home from Cedar Point where she worked.
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Scandusky
Charles Lemly
John Yochem
Lemly
Ralph
Ralph Lemly
Famine Kills 5 Million in Northern Szechuen China
Relief workers estimate five million deaths in northern Szechuen due to famine with millions more at risk in what is described as the worst drought the province has faced.
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Chengtu
Szechuen Province
China
Finger Crushed As Window Falls On Bow Street Woman
Mrs Edward McGonagie of Bow en St. received a crushed finger this morning when a window at her home fell on her hand.
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Edward McGonagie
Bowen St
Family massacre in Indiana Harbor as a man kills family
Indiana Harbor, Ind. July 10 AP A man Celestino P. Gonzalez 36 killed his wife and six children and a roomer at Inland Steel plant then killed himself Police said jealousy and ill health and heat sparked the spree The coroner planned a formal verdict and burial of the victims Names and ages of the slain family were provided.
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Indiana Harbor
Ind
Celestino P. Gonzalez
Lake County
Gonzalez
Jose Ara
Inland Steel Company
Juana
Elena
Genara
Celestino, Jr
Philip
Jose
Baby Dionne gains fame from sisters in Ontario
CALLANDER Ontario July 10 AP Baby Dionne the eighth pound newborn son of Oliva and Elzire Dionne received lavish attention and a luxury nursery due to the fame of his quintuplet sisters. He lay in a crib swathed in fine linens as the sisters already outgrew their previous accommodations in the Cot born era.
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Callander
Ont
Dionne
Oliva
Elzire Dionne
Ontario
Mrs Dill Loser In Suit For Divorce
Mrs Rosalie Jones Dill of Spokane loses a bitter divorce contest with former U S Senator C C Dill. She plans to return to New York to care for real estate holdings and weighs appealing a superior court decision granting an interlocutory decree. The decree may become final in six months and denied her petition to repay $40 000 given to her husband since 1927.
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Spokane
Wash
Rosalie Jones Dill
U. S
C. C. Dill
New York
Hur
Dill
Superior Court
Ing Dill
A F L Rebels Plan To Fight Ouster Threat
Prominent members of the John L. Lewis faction within the American Federation of Labor consider a court challenge to block the executive council from suspending them. The dispute centers on unions aligned with the CIO and a potential split as the council weighs ousting rebel groups amid a broader drive to unite steel workers.
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Washington
John L.lewis
American Federation of Labor
A. F. of L. Executive Council
Executive Council
A. F. of L
Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
CIO
Striking Wheeling Steel Workers Return After Talks
Pittsburgh July 10 AP The committee representing strikers of Wheeling Steel Company Mill Portsmouth Ohio came home after a long conference with company officials and federal labor conciliator James F Dewey. All parties hoped for a solution to the seven week strike but refused to discuss details. A Portsmouth general committee meeting was set for 4 PM and a mass gathering of workers for 7 PM.
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Pittsburgh
Wheeling Steel Company
Portsmouth
Ohio
James F. Dewey
M'Arthur Girl Fooled Police In Columbus Case
An unidentified about twenty year old girl from McArthur Ohio deceived police in Columbus by wearing masculine attire. She was detained by Patrolman D T Wilkens on suspicion but no charge was filed. Captain Ora Holzapfel remarked it was the first time he could not tell a girl from a boy.
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Columbus, CO
Ora
Holzapfel
McArthur
D. T. Wilkens
Lakeside Federation Convention Set for July 15 16
Clubwomen and delegates from 62 member clubs in northern Ohio anticipate the Lakeside Federation of Women's Clubs 42nd annual convention to be held July 15 and 16. The event gathers leaders from Lakeside communities for meetings and programs.
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Lakeside
Ohio
Lakeside Federation of Women's Clubs
Cadman Expected to Survive After Illness
Plattsburg New York July 10 AP Dr George L Buist personal physician of Dr H Parkes Cadman predicted victory today over peritonitis and a ruptured appendix saying I think he's going to live.
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Plattsburg, N. Y
8. Parkes Cadman
George L. Buist
Brooklyn
Buist
Ross County Judge Assigned To Logan For Appeal Bonds
Judge W M McKenzie from Ross County will arrive in Logan this evening on special assignment to handle appeal bonds in the right of way dispute for the Death Dip highway project. Landowners John W Myer Howard A Meyer and Emma N Meyer of Rockbridge appeal the compensation as insufficient and seek court-determined damages. The Highway Department deposited 1074 dollars with Clerk Chas Achauer to cover compensation and damages for the appellants and others.
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W. M. McKenzie
Ross County
Logan
John Jaster
Harley M Whitcraft
John W. Myer
Howard A. Meyer
Emma N. Meyer
Rockbridge
State Highway Department
Clerk of Courts
Chas. Achauer
Weirton Steel Employee Security League Formed
Jack Larkin, president of the Weirton Steel Company employees, announced the completion of an employees' security league to oppose any disturbance of current working conditions. He said 10,274 of 10,500 workers have joined, the group started at an informal meeting in Weirton, West Virginia.
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Weirton
W. Va
Jack Larkin
Weirton Steel Company
Larkin
Florida Supreme Court appeal planned over Mallory seduction verdict
Attorneys for Lewis E. Mallory III said they will appeal to the Florida Supreme Court on 25 grounds a $35,000 verdict awarded to James Edgar Jr of Detroit after he charged Mallory with seducing his former wife, Kathryn Crawford. A six man jury reached the verdict late last night.
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Miami
Fla
Lewis E. Mallory,iii
Florida Supreme Court
James Edgar, Jr
Detroit
Kathryn Crawford
Ruth Owen Marries Danish Guard Kammerjunker Rohde
Mrs Owen wed Minister Ruth Bryan Owen to Kammerjunker Kapitan Borge Rohde of the Danish King's life guards in a Hyde Park Episcopal Church ceremony at 5 pm Attended by President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt the couple will host a wedding supper. Miss Fannie Hurst and Robert Lehman are noted attendees.
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Washington
Ruth Bryan Owen
Kammerjunker Kapitan
Fight Over Cuyahoga Relief Grant Looms
Ohio officials clash over a $100 000 emergency relief grant for Cuyahoga County as Allen County threatens drastic action due to exhausted funds since May 14 and 700 starving families. Governor Davey relies on credit until Legislature funds arrive.
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Columbus
Cuyahoga County
Allen County
Martin L. Davey
Davey
John M. Caren
Caren
Lima
State Relief Commission
City May Yield To Extortionist In Prophetstown
Prophetstown mayor George Brydia said he would collect the $1000 extortion demand from local merchants after an extortionist threatened to bomb downtown. He claimed the town supports his plan and cited a 20 day drought fears of literal fire if people play with matches. The culprit ordered $20 from 50 business owners to be delivered to an undisclosed rendezvous.
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Prophetstown
George
Brydia
Nye Predicts Farmer-Labor Rise With 1940 Power
Sen Gerald Nye, independent Republican, predicts a Farmer-Labor party rise to power in 1940 as he withdraws from the current presidential campaign. He spoke from Los Angeles on July 10.
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Los Angeles
Farmer-Labor Party
Gerald P. Nye
Veteran 106 Civil War veteran Jerry Combs dies in Kentucky
More than 300 relatives mourned Jerry Combs 106, Civil War veteran, who died yesterday in Emmelena Kentucky. Survivors include seven children and five grandchildren.
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Hazard
Jerry Combs
Emmelena
Viceroy Graziana Halts Private Radio in Addis Ababa
In Addis Ababa on July 10 AP reports Viceroy Rodolfo Graziana ordered the installation or use of private radio stations halted amid ongoing controls.
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Addis Ababa
Rodolfo Graziana
Drought Havoc Spreads Across Farm Regions
Heat grips the nation with no rain relief in sight as drought and blazes threaten crops and livestock. The Associated Press reports 269 deaths nationwide, forest fires raging in the Black Hills and Wisconsin, while officials consider limited showers by Sunday. President Roosevelt verður meets relief aides and authorizes aid for 20,000 stricken Southern farmers.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Sundrance
Wyo
Black Hills
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Mitchell
S. D
Fredericks
Washington
Roosevelt
Dakotas
Minnesota
Nebraska
No Relief For Ohio Until Sunday
Heat harassed Ohio as temperatures neared 100 degrees for the third day. Eighteen deaths in the state were linked to the heat, with Cleveland reporting eight fatalities and Cincinnati three. Farms scorched, pools drew thousands, and forecasters warned the heat could persist beyond Friday and Saturday.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Logan to halt water waste as 104 degree heat grips city
Logan officials imposed water restrictions as a severe heat wave reached 104 degrees. Two patrolmen will warn residents seen sprinkling or wasting water. repeat offenders face shutoffs and refunds. City fears fire hazards amid dry conditions and calls for voluntary conservation have failed.
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Logan
Roy Loomis
Loomis
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