London Wins In Jersey Vote Hoffman Slips
Newark N J May 20 AP Gov Harold G Hoffman fell to fourth place in the Republican delegate at large contest as returns from 2588 or 3578 districts were counted Four are to be elected The tabulation showed Edge Duffield Conklin Hoffman Fort Landon led the New Jersey primary securing at least 26 of 32 votes and a strong preferential vote margin over Borah Hoffman trailed Fort as the battle for party leadership continued with Hoffman slipping while Landon expands his delegate prospects
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Kansan
Franklin Fort
Newark
N. J
Harold G. Hoffman
Edge
Duffield
Conklin
Hoffman
Fort
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
New Jersey
U. S
William E. Borah
Idaho
Landon
Cleveland
Franklin W. Fort
Cuban Leader Forms Cabinet In Post Machado Cuba
Miguel Mariano Gomez, son of a former president, formed a new Cuban cabinet and met ministers before his noon inauguration to succeed provisional Jose A. Barnet. He aims to purge ministers connected with Machado or the provisional regimes of the last 12 years.
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Havana
Republic of Cuba
Gerardo Machado
Miguel Mariano Gomez
Jose A. Barnet. Gomez
Machado
Farmer Oliver Fuller Killed in Tractor Accident
Oliver Fuller, 64, of Weston, was crushed to death when his tractor backed into a tree limb. His neck was broken and his chest crushed in the May 19 incident near Bowling Green Ohio.
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Bowling Green
Oliver Fuller
Weston
Fuller
Congress Day Debates Water Bills and Tax Proposals
Debates on the flood control measure continue as the House considers a conference report on the interior department appropriation. The finance committee weighs a tax bill while an investigating committee questions Dr Townsend. The Senate approves tighter liquor tax administration and appropriations subcommittees hear Republican criticisms of relief-deficiency legislation.
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Day
Finance Committee
House
Interior Department
Bell
F. EB. Townsend
Senate
Appropriations
Williams College Tragedy Blamed on Overstudy
Williams College President linked final exam pressure to a fatal incident where freshman Lewis Jack Somers Jr 19 of Meriden Conn killed classmate Robert Henneberry 18 of Chicago wounded fellow freshman William Hartz 18 then killed himself Somers used a .25 caliber pistol police said he owned two pistols bought from a New York mail order house Hartz sustained a nonserious shoulder wound.
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Williamstown
Mass
Tyler Bennett
Williams College Today
Somers
Taft School
George A. Royal
New York
Third Anniversary At Camp Hocking Observed
Camp Hocking marks its third anniversary tomorrow with a Homecoming program. Families and friends of the CCC boys are invited to attend the outdoor games including a camp team softball clash and a special dinner at 5 30 PM.
Death of Jesse Sticker Jr in Sunday crash
Jesse Sticker Jr died last night from injuries received in a traffic accident Sunday near Stjeuprenville Ohio. The AP report states the crash occurred on a rural road and the victim succumbed to the injuries at a local hospital.
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Stijeuprenville, O
Jesse Sticker, Jr
Patrolman Tong Mops Up Marion Illicit Liquor Traffic
Patrolman Henry Tong spotted Blair Isell riding a motorcycle with a jug of liquor. Isell fell. the jug broke and the liquid spilled. Tong collected the quart and took it to court where Isell pleaded guilty to illegal liquor transportation and was jailed awaiting sentence.
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Marion
Henry Tong
Tong
Blair Isell
Isell
Tony
Isett
Solons Tackle Relief Matter in Ohio Legislature
Ohio lawmakers returned from a six week recess to shape a new relief program with Gov. Martin L. Davey proposing a $7,500,000 package. He would liberalize grants by need, authorize county notes against utility excise tax revenues, and may introduce a bill reflecting these ideas on relief.
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Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Davey
Rich Airman 2 Others Die in Plane Crashes
Millionaire aviator Harry P. Williams and Johnny Worthen die in a Baton Rouge crash. The pair, returning from Patterson, plunged into a wooded swamp. a fueled tank exploded but no fire. An investigation is expected by the bureau of aeronautics. Mrs Williams to claim husband’s body.
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Baton Rouge
Harry P. Williams
Marguerite Clark
Johnny “Red” Worthen
Patterson
Worthen
Williams
Probe
R. G. Broussard
Bureau of Aeronautics
Department of Commerce
Seaplane Crash Kills Passenger in Penobscot Bay
A seven passenger Stanley Boynton seaplane crashed in Penobscot Bay near Rockland Maine killing passenger William Montgomery age 58 who was trapped in the cabin after a 100 foot fall. Six other passengers were rescued as coastguard crews towed the craft ashore.
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Rockland
Stanley Boynton Flying Service
Penobscot Bay
William Montgomery
Coastguard
Youths Sentenced For $5 Murder Of Doctor
In Chicago on May 20 AP reports two gang members Emil Beck 19 and Michael Livingston 17 were convicted of the pediatrician Dr Silber Peacock murder that netted them 5 dollars each. A jury rejected the death penalty and sentenced Beck to 199 years in prison while Livingston received 30 years. Others Durland Nash and Robert Goethe 19 pleaded guilty earlier and began 199 year terms for the slaying. The crime followed a $5 robbery during an alleged hold up.
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Chicago
Emil Beck
Michael Livingston
Silber C. Peacock
Beck
Kingston
Durland Nash
Robert Goethe
Townsend reveals near million in pensions funds raised
Dr. F. E. Townsend testified before a house investigating committee that about a million dollars has been collected by the Townsend old age pension organization since its start. He praised 8,000 clubs nationwide and a vigorous operation. He denounced the inquiry as hostile and said he would form a third party after the November elections.
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Washington
F. E. Townsend
House
Townsend Old Age Pension Organization
Coxey to Run for Congress as Pension Advocate
Massillon Ohio May 20 1930 AP General Jacob Coxey 85 after a year in Jackson Michigan announced plans to run for Congress as a Townsend pension advocate in the 16th district. The former Massillon mayor and Coxey’s Army leader of 1894 also seeks the farmer labor presidential nomination by petition signatures.
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Massillon
Jacob
Coxey
Jackson
Mich
Washington
Morlok Quadruplets Celebrate Sixth Birthday in Lansing
The Morlok quadruplets Edna A., Wilma B., Sarah C., and Helen D. Morlok of Lansing Michigan celebrate their sixth birthday with a home party. Each girl has a whole cake with six candles. The image shows them reading and smiling together.
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Morlok
Lansing
Mich
Edna A
Wilma B
Sarah C
Helen D. Morlok
Edna A., Wilma B., Sarah C. and
Ex-Senator's Nephew Talks Marriage in Alienation Trial
The article reports on remarks by the ex-Senator's nephew in a trial for alienation of affections. Details describe testimony and implications for the case, with the focus on the personal relationship and legal questions raised by the proceedings.
Form New 4 H Club in Marion Township
A new boys 4 H club was organized last night at Central School in Marion township under county extension agent Harold Chambers. Harley Sheets is club advisor. Officers elected Bernard Ansel president Leonard McKinley secretary treasurer Doyen Hartman recreation leader Vernon Bebout news reporter. Members pursue engineering projects on farm and home conveniences.
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Marion Township
Harold Chambers
Harley Sheets
Bernard Ansel
Leonard McKinley
Doyen Hartman
Vernon Bebout
United States to Buy Chinese Silver Under Pact
A senior Chinese Nationalist finance official said the Sino-American financial agreement allows the United States to purchase 75 million ounces of Chinese silver at average monthly prices. The deal would also grant China about 25 million dollars in U.S. gold credit.
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Finance Ministry
United States
China
Dill Denies Uncle Linked To Illegal Operation Suit
Wendell Dill testified amid denials in a $25 000 alienation of affection case accusing his mother Mrs Grace Dill and former Senator Clarence C Dill of arranging an illegal operation in Washington. He described his marriage to Margie Heaton Dill and an elopement to Wheeling West Virginia in 1934 after high school graduation.
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Wendell Dill
MT. Vernon, O
Margie Heaton Dill
Grace Dill
U. S
Clarence C. Dill
Wheeling W. Va
Fredericktown High School
Phillip L. Wilkins
Senator Dill
Killer pleads innocent in Lorain shooting case
Anthony Walach, 60, pleaded innocent in municipal court to shooting his wife and daughter with intent to kill. He is held on $20,000 bond. The daughter, Mrs. Harry Gracie, is in critical condition at St. Joseph's hospital, and Mrs. Walach is slightly improved.
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Lorain
Anthony Walach
Harry Gracie
St. Joseph's Hospital
Walach
Goodyear Closes Plant After Night Shift Sitdown
AKRON Ohio May 20 AP The Goodyear Tire plant No 2 closed as 1500 to 2000 night shift workers refused to leave for the day shift. Plant No 1 operated normally. Union spokesmen blamed the protest on non union leadership of a crew in a tire pit. No disorder occurred. Day shift was asked to report Thursday morning.
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Akron, O
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Goodyear
No. 1
Dust storms sweep six western states causing damage
Dust storms raked parts of Utah Idaho Nevada Wyoming Colorado and Kansas today disrupting daily life. A strong wind wrecked the Tom Mix circus tent in Burley Idaho injuring trainer and an assistant while spectators escaped unharmed.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Idaho
Nevada
Wyoming
Colorado
Kansas
Tom Mix
Burley
Mix
Widow of famed poet seeks loan to stave foreclosure
The 80 year old widow of poet Eugene Field, long thought dead, appeals from a Wisconsin sick bed for 3000 to prevent a mortgage sale and lose the 160 acre farm. Her son Eugene Field III notes the funds would buy time to refinance.
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Field
ST. Louis
Blue
Wissin
Eugene Field
Heatford Junction
Wis
Eugene IT
Jesse P. Henry
Bill to fix price controls for soft coal proposed in Congress
After secret talks a substitute for the invalidated Guffey coal act was drafted for immediate introduction. It targets price fixing in the soft coal industry under the commerce clause and removes labor provisions. The National Bituminous Coal Commission would have seven members to include both producers and miners.
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Washington
Guffey
Congress
Senator Guffey
D-Pa
Supreme Court
White House
National Bituminous Coal Commission
Roosevelt
Herriot Offered Foreign Minister Post in New French Cabinet
Paris May 20 AP Edouard Herriot three-time France premier weighed an appeal from premier-designate Blum to become foreign minister in a leftist government. Blum urged him to accept the portfolio in a cabinet to be formed after the June assembly. Herriot showed reluctance and promised to decide later, citing the war debt payment due June 15 and disputes over a past insistence France pay its installments. Sources note his accord with Blum on ending the debt mis understanding.
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Paris
Edouard Herriot
Prancy
Leon Blum
League of Nations
Blum
Socialist Party
Herriot
Chamber of Deputies
guaid’Orsay
United States
France
America
Finland
Wilson to Retire as Western Reserve Leader
Sidney Wilson, 73, secretary and treasurer of Western Reserve University, will resign June 30 after a year beyond the retirement age for trustees. The university announced the decision today.
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Cleveland
Sidney
Wilson
Western Reserve University
Reports Increase Sandusky O May 20 AP
Reports show business activity rising in Sandusky Ohio as manager Norman Houk of the Gan the Oe estate de Soe Sa cites improved conditions and growth indicators amid a regional upswing.
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Sandusky
Norman Houk
The
Ganthe Oe Estata de Soe Sa
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