Three Die In Eastbound Westbound Train Collision Near Cleveland
An East bound New York Central engine and baggage car collided with a West bound freight at Fulton road near Vega avenue in Cleveland Ohio killing three crew members Herman Sprouse Charles Gross and Jobe Dixon all Cleveland residents. Engineers Frank McCarthy and Thomas Henahan were injured. Rescue teams faced tangled wreckage and escaping steam delaying efforts.
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Cleveland, O
New York Central
Herman Sprouse
Cleveland
Charles Gross
Jobe Dixon
Frank McCarthy
Thomas Henahan
McCarthy
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Fulton Road
Vega Avenue
Meyer Motor Co Adds Radio Dept Led by Linder
Announcement states Harry E. Linder now heads the newly added radio department at Leo R. Meyer Motor Co located at 230 Broad Street. The department was recently created by Meyer. The note also explains that in street construction the term dead man refers to a buried log used for anchorage.
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Harry E. Linder
Leo R. Meyer Motor Co
Broad Street
Dfr Meyer
Naval Treaty Document Put on Ship Today
New York Oct 17 The Japanese ratification of the London naval treaty was placed aboard the liner Leviathan for the final leg to London. Lieut Iming A Woodring arrived at Roosevelt Field after a cross country flight to deliver the papers, while his companion Lieut W W Caldwell perished in a Wyoming crash. Caldwell was 26. his body was later moved to Fort Frances Warren. Baltimore man’s gaslight prize note recalls 1816.
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New York
London
United States
Great Briain
Japan
Iming A. Woodring
Hoosevelt Field
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Victoria
B.C
W W. Caldwell
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Woodring
Caldwell
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Cleveeland
Alleghenies
Stanley Olmstead
Fort Frances E Warren
Oakland
Calif
Federal Prisons Start Wide Health Overhaul Under Hoover Plan
United States Public Health Service expands care for 12000 federal prisoners at Leavenworth Atlanta and Alderson with new psychiatric treatment and physical health programs. The drive includes narcotics farms, expanded probation and parole, and a $6 million construction program to ease prison crowding.
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Cecil Owen
United Press
Washington
United States Public Health Service
Congress
Hoover
Health Service
Leavenworth
Atlanta
Lexington
Justice Department
Navy
Sanford Bates
Federal Superintendent of Prisons
Kellogg Urges Stronger Foreign Service for World Peace
Former Secretary of State Frank B. Kellogg advocates expanding the United States foreign service led by 1900 posts worldwide. He says these offices resolve small misunderstandings that could spark major conflicts and urges public support to enhance their role in maintaining global peace. He lauds persistence amid tough odds at international outposts.
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Washington
America
Foreign Service
Frank B. Kellogg
Forcen
Sea Ice Journal
Kellogg
Standard Realty Value Fixing Method in Office Appraisals
A news guide for Realtors outlines a model appraisal for a typical office building aligning with National Association of Real Estate Boards standards. Henry A. Babcock prepared the report, edited by Arthur J. Mertzke, and the package includes income, expenses, net earnings, replacement cost, and detailed rental data with photographs and diagrams.
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Chicago
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Henry A. Babcock
Artur J. Mertzke
National Association
Heart Current To Ring Bell Through Radio Relay
In Cambridge England Brian H C Matthews Bell Memorial Fellow for Medical Research at the University of Cambridge will amplify heart currents to ring a bell via radio relay. The six part radio series on electricity in the human body begins November 14. The aim is to demonstrate heart and muscle currents as tiny bioelectric signals rather than new discoveries.
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Cambridge
Eng
Brian H. C. Matthews
Iis Bell Memorial
University of Cambridge
Matthews
British Food Imports Shift in Seven Months 1930
The Ministry of Agriculture notes shifts in Great Britain and Northern Ireland imports for January to July 1930 compared with 1929. Wheat imports fell to 2.588 million tons while wheat flour rose to 816 thousand tons. frozen beef and mutton increased, while potatoes and fresh pork declined.
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London
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
British
Ministry of Agriculture
Timepieces speed up by changing faces
In Knoxville detectives pressured a Black suspect by threatening fingerprinting branding and hanging in a rogues gallery unless he confessed to stealing a pistol. He misunderstood and believed he would be maimed and hanged, so he confessed. In Washington clocks are described as changing faces to keep pace with a fast moving civilization as the nation buys clocks with larger second hands.
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Negro
Knoxville
Tenn
McDowell
Washington
D. C
United States
National Geographic Society
Ancient Greeks Used Steam Heat in Cyprus Palace
Archaeologists from a Chicago heating research bureau report finding a room in a Cypriot palace at Founi where water fed through three conduits was boiled to supply steam heat to second floor bedrooms, showing steam power existed well before modern civilization.
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Chicago
Chicago Heating Research Bureau
Founi
Cyprus
Mediterranean Sea
Field Museum Buys 406-Pound Utah Lodestone
The Field Museum of Natural History acquired a 406 pound lodestone from the Yasatch mountains in Utah. Dr. Oliver C. Farrington notes lodestone’s magnetism inspired early compass development and cites ancient references to its properties and myths surrounding its powers.
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Chicago
Field Museum of Natural History
Yasatch
Utah
North Pole
Oliver C. Farrington
Thales
Milettia
Dr. Farrington
Tiso
Danderine Promises Glossier Hair At Home
An advertisement touts Danderine as easy to apply with a brush to improve hair color, luster, and manageability. It claims the product cleans dandruff crust, stops hair loss, and promotes longer, silkier, more abundant hair with five million bottles sold annually.
Early Compass History and Child Welfare Briefs
Beings of Europe and Asia described ancient direction devices with south pointing chariots. Chinese fables note navigational hints. European egathors hint compasses by third century. first authentic records in the 12th century. Early compasses used magnetized steel needles fixed to ships or floats. A welfare note reports several children, ages 3 to 10, left with mothers during the past week, some brought in early and not called for until late. Two playhouses serve the children.
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Europe
Asia
Children's Welfare New
Auteu
Misa Dera Harris
Evansville Club Opens Day Nursery for Working Mothers
Evansville mothers may now leave their children at a new day nursery operated by a local club. The facility aims to provide safe care during daytime hours so mothers can pursue employment with peace of mind.
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Evansville
Ind
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