Records Shattered At N Classic Speedway Race Crash
Billy Arnold, 27, of Chicago, winner of the 1930 Classic, crashed into a wall while leading the 500 mile event at Indianapolis. He was rushed to hospital with his car hanging from the edge, while Bob Carey and others chased records and held the fast times as the race thinned.
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Indianapolis
Billy Arnold
Arnold
Tuddy
Bob Garey
Arterson
Indiana
Moore
Shglly Wood
Carey
Jimmy Greason
Jett
Spider Matlock
Chicago
Athwith
le Wall
Triplett
Howard Wilcox
Leon Carey
Aeynold
Wesley Crawford
Todianapolis
Becade
Joni Kreiger
Los Angeles
Surreinderrf
Lou Moore
Bob Caray
Anderson
Ind
Carey Ae
Frank Rolskn
Milwaukee
National League Climates Collapse to 4-2 Loss at Pittsburgh
In a morning game at Pittsburgh, Climinatene faced off with Potsnuno t, with U Gingival covering the mound for CL. Key players included Lombardi Hartley Maines Grace and Wary, while Brooklyn and Philadelphia matchups showed tense play as Stocielyn Batterns and 196 Pivinich obris Fea are noted in the fray. The report reflects a rugged NL day with multiple pitcher and batter shuffles.
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Kceburgh
Wary and
Lombardi
Hartley Maines
Grace
American League New York Game Feature
The New York contest details a league game with losses and unclear proceedings. Key players and teams are not fully readable, but the report notes a defeat for a New York side and references game features from the American League era.
Second Court Fight Over East Texas Oil Provation Begins
Houston May 10 16 lines drawn for start of day of second federal court case over East Texas oil production. A prior ruling restrained Governor from martial law production limits. decision did not decide railroad commission power. Today operators contest the commission orders as the case proceeds.
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Texas
Houston
East Texas
R. Sterling
Railroad Commission
Inez Legit Ture
Formerly Wealthy German Scientist Seeks Deportation
New York May 30 The German scientist Dr Kates G Prone once wealthy and inventor of an oil crank process seeks deportation to Germany amid claims he may have committed a crime there His wife and four children in Germany are starving He was told officials would not state how deportation could be carried out and he is described as of high character not undesirable
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New York
Kates G. Prone
Germany
Frang
Foster calls for Soviet United States in revolt
William J. Foster, Communist candidate for president, urged workers to adopt a revolutionary path and establish a Soviet United States in a speech dated May 30. The call framed as a manifesto for workers to seize political power and transform government policy.
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Whigagu
William 2. Foster
Soviet United States
Garner Attacks Hoover Over Public Works Plan
Washington May 30 Speaker Garner unleashes a new broadside against President Hoover charging a flawed public works program and alibying from effective action. Rainey blasts current expenditures as wasteful while backing Garner’s $2.1 billion program to relieve unemployment. Hearings on the plan by the House Ways and Means Committee open tomorrow with Garner as principal witness.
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Washington, D. C
Garner
Hoover
White House
Park Barrel
Mr. Hoover
Congress
Democratic National Committee
House
Rainey
Tripis
Aisisl
United States
Sales tax clash as stock transfer levy dies
Washington May 10 71 The finance committee upheld elimination of a 1.4 percent stock transfer tax. Bensley Dill sought to restore a 1.8 percent rate but the measure failed 45 to 87. The shorter 4 cent per share levy on stock transfers was dropped amid a heated sales tax debate. President Hoover was set to address the senate on the sales tax plan, with opponents pushing for a vote delay. Rep Read and Sen Harrison fought to block the plan as strategy discussions continued at the White House.
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Washington
D. C
Semale
House
Bensley Dill
Hoover
Senate
Thay
Read
Pennsyivania
Mme
Toko Aviator Ready for Ind Try
New York aviator Nat G. Browne, 17, arrived at Boeing Field to attempt a second flight between Gratia and Triclo. He planned to refuel in the air, taking 650 gallons plus 200 more en route, aiming for a 500 mile flight. A refueling ship piloted by Frank Whaley carried Browne as passenger for a brief test.
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Brattle
Nat G. Browne
New York
Boeing
Browne
Seattle
Torlay
Avoyl
Frank Whaley
Dry organizations threaten to quit Republican party
Fragmented text shows dry groups threatening to desert the Republican party amid pre convention tensions. Leaders gather ahead of the convention as prohibition strategy discussions surface. affiliations and sponsorships are mentioned but details are unclear.
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Republican Farty
Waseunieiun
Aay Ae
Brepab- Weoh
Loamed Lorala
National Prohibition
Anm-Sotoon League
Spatsorad Ne
Jolt Sension
Six Die and Sixty Nine Hurt in Bombay Riots
In Bombay on May 30 six people were killed and 69 wounded in renewed clashes between Merloms and Hindis. The violence follows two weeks of similar warfare that produced a deadly toll of 140.
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Bombay
Merloms
Handis
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
Partly cloudy conditions expected in San Antonio and surrounding areas. Monday night remains partly cloudy with slightly warmer readings on Thursday. Northeast portions may see higher humidity and mild warming trends into the midweek period.
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San Antonio
Texas
Fascist Plot Uncovered To Overthrow Czechoslovakia
Prague reports a Fascist plan to install a monarchy under Rudolf Gaia after the party’s May 27 declaration of illegality. Gaia, once aide to Cherkoslovakia’s fascist chief of staff, and 200 provincial leaders were arrested as the government announced the discovery of the plot.
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Czechoslovakia
Prague
Republic of
Czecho-lovakia
Rudolf Gaia
Gaian
Cherkoslovakia
National Guards Battle Strikers in Ohio Coal Fields
Bullets rang out for over five hours in the Hocking valley coal fields as Ohio National Guard units clashed with strike pickets near the Lick Run coal mine. No injuries reported and authorities say 40 shots were fired at the pickets.
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Nelsonville
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Ohio Asional Yard
Lick Ran
Bulgaria Seeks to Delay Greece Debt Payment
A Bulgarian government inform ed Greece it will be able to make the next payment under the 1931 debt agreement. The move is tied to protests and demands for observance of the accord as Greek officials consider adding the matter to the new ministry’s agenda.
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Tonvun
May Sa
Greece
Fom
Bolin
Cafe Proprietor Dies at Home on Warwark Boulevard
J. Keil Ricnaras, proprietor of Fyenehy's Mack Cal resimirrat, died suddenly at his home 401 Warwok boulevard Monday evening. He was found unresponsive and died en route to a hospital. Surviving relatives include his widow and two children.
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J. Keil Ricnaras
Fyenehy
Mack Cal Resimirrat
Warw
mMeding
Inks Snday
Lought Wack
Tragic death found on sidewalk at Natario Street
Mrs. BS Lifshuts, 42,1418 Monterey, died after falling twenty feet from a chair in a Natario Street building room at about 3 40 p m Monday. Justice of the Peace John Shook ruled it suicide. Detectives reported a window ladder and room details.
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Nix Hospital
8. Lifshulz
Navarro Street
Nix Professional Building
BS. Lifshuts
Monterey Street
Natario Street
NIX Professions
Justice of the Peace
John Shook
al Hartman
A. G. Lankford
Lifshutts
Austler
Gage Kuvor
North Fine Street
Headquarters and Justice of the Peace Shock
Noor
Retired Broker Falls to Death on Gold Coast
GALUAGS May 30—E. Bogerdus Shaw 66 a retired broker fell fifteen floors from his Gold Coast apartment yesterday afternoon An inquest will be held tomorrow to determine if he fell or jumped Servanta said Shaw had been in and was helped to his bed Police learned he often sunbathed on the fire escape Shaw lived within five blocks of Edward F Swift meat packer who was killed Saturday George W Paine 61 vice president of a foundry company fatally injured yesterday when he fell from a second story window family said death an accident
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Gold Coast
E. Bogerdus Shaw
Wee
Servanta
Shaw
Edward F. Swift
George W. Paine
Tamily
Women outnumber men in urban centers study says
CHICAGO May 30 A University of Chicago press study in social changes reports for the first time that women outnumber men in urban centers. In metropolital areas the ratio is 99.1 males to 100 females while country districts run 1043 males to 100 females.
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Chicago
Ivstary
University of Chicago Press
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