Buenos Aires Inauguration Turns to Bloodshed and Fear
Gunfire and street battles shattered Buenos Aires after Gen. Jose E. Uriburu’s inauguration. Troops and civilians clashed as guards fired on columns, provoked by misreading threats. Authorities issued martial law warnings and ordered arrests of Irigoyen officials. Six killed, fifty wounded as city stayed tense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose E. Uriburu
Hipolitto Kogyen
Inmense
Ito
Ingoyen
Enrique Martinez
Irigoyen
Eighth Infantry
Government House
Diver 13 Held Fast in Canal Near New Orleans
In New Orleans area a 67 year old diver X N A Danese was trapped under pilings in a Jefferson Parish canal. A 200 man rescue crew struggled against a strong current to dam the canal and lower an air line into the water. Danese survived the night despite harsh conditions while his sons Joseph and Chas helped in the efforts.
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New Orleans
A. Danese
Jefferson Parish Canal
Danese
Joseph
Chas
Eaton denied access to Bethlehem Steel records in merger case
Youngstown Ohio Sept 9 Judge David Jenkins denied Eaton anti-merger forces the right to inspect Bethlehem Steel books. The ruling said the exhibit on depreciation and maintenance costs could be received for stated purposes but not used as definite proof of actual figures in original records.
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EATON
Bethlehem Steel
Youngstown
David Jenkins
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Jenkins
Bethlehem
Ohio towns hit by mild paralytic epidemic
An outbreak of infantile paralysis affects three Ohio cities with five deaths in recent days and thirteen sick. New Philadelphia reports three new cases and three additional afflictions overall. Marysville records six cases with a recent fatality, while Chillicothe reports four active cases and two deaths overnight.
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Ohio
New Philadelphia
Marysville
Chillicothe
Drought relief expands to 983 counties nationwide
Secretary Hyde announced 276 counties in 18 states are added to emergency freight rate drought relief. The new total reaches 983 counties, about one third of all U S counties, reflecting expanded drought relief coverage.
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Washington
Hyde
United States
Censorship Established in Buenos Aires
The All America Cable Company announced censorship was established in Buenos Aires at 1 44 p m today. All code messages were prohibited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
New York
All America Cable Company
Locomotive explodes in Philadelphia roundhouse
Six persons die and nine are injured when a Reading Railroad locomotive exploded in the roundhouse at Third Street and Erie Avenue in Philadelphia today.
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Philadelphia
Reading Railroad
Third Street
Erie Avenue
Riots Suppressed as Troops Quell Peru Mine Disturbances
American owned Cerro de Pasco mines faced threats of destruction as unrest erupted Sunday night with rioting and loot ing. Ambassador Dearing in Lima reported the disturbances were quelled after troops arrived and restored order.
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Washington
Cerro de Pasco
Peru
Fred M. Dearing
Lima
State Department
Bank Robbery Strikes Ottumwa Savings Bank
Ottumwa Savings Bank was robbed today with about $30,000 taken by unidentified robbers who fled the scene in Ottumwa Iowa.
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Ottumwaa. In
Ottumwa
Eight States Hold Primary Elections Nationwide
United Press reports eight states conduct primary elections with Louisiana and South Carolina dominated by Democratic nominations while Michigan New Hampshire and Vermont lean Republican. In Louisiana tension amid martial law fears guards surrounding Huey P. Long and possible Senate bid by Joseph Ransdell. Colorado funds probe in senatorial race. Detroit eyes mayoral race. Washington Prohibition center stage. Vermont New Hampshire Republican governor contests. Main backs Republicans swamping Democrats in governor and Senate races.
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United Press
Louisiana
Michigan
Colorado
South Carolina
Arizona
Washington
New Hampshire
Vermont
New Hempshire
Detroit
Charles Bowles
Cole L. Bleass
Main
United States
Elyria Knights To Parade In Grand Conclave
Local Elyria Commandery Knights Templars will participate in the 88th Annual Grand Conclave in Cleveland on Sept 23 to 25. About 150 Knights are expected in the parade led by the American Legion Drum and Eagle Corps.
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Elyria Commandary Knights Templars
Grand Commandary Knights Templars
Cleveland
Elyria Knights
American Legion
Former rivals now partners of Capone in all for all setup
Chicago reports Capone forming a joint venture with former enemies to control beer, vice, and gambling in Cook County. A cabinet of past rivals will run departments including beer manufacturing Joe Saltis and Hymie Levine as vice secretaries, with Ralph Capone in gambling interests. Capone plans to stay hidden while the network operates.
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Chicago
United Press
Scarface
al Capone
Chicas
Cook County
Capote
Alfred J. Lingle
Jack Zuta
Capone
Philadelphia
Cicero
Lexington
Joe Saltis
Delrsers
Kivnadike O'Donnell
Saltis
O'Donnell
Ted Newberry
Jack MacGurn
Newberry
North Side
Zuta Moran
McGurn
Ralph Capone
Vice
Jack Guzick
Hymie Levine
Republicans Win in Maine Sweep For Governor Senate and Congress
Maine voters delivered a Republican landslide with United States Senator Wallace H. White Jr. re elected by a large margin and Governor William Tudor Gardiner re elected. Republicans won all four congressional seats and a majority of state legislative seats as Democrats trailed amid economic concerns. With 64 of 632 precincts in, White led Haskell and Gardiner led Morgan by substantial margins.
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Portland
Maine
United States
Wallace H. White
Edward C. Morgan, Jr
Roeland
Fenster
White
Haskell
Gardiner
Maran
Fire damages house on South Maple street
Fire at the home of Henry White 368 South Maple street caused 600 to 800 dollars in damage this morning. Defective wiring is suspected as the attic fire started the two story frame house. Attic and second floor sustained damage. roof only lightly damaged. Furniture largely saved by onlookers.
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Henry White
South
Maple Street
Relief Efforts Accelerate After Santo Domingo Hurricane
Red Cross officials arrive and meet with President Trujillo as restoration begins in Santo Domingo. Electric service returns to a small area, water supply improves, and a food station is briefly closed to prevent looting. Death toll rises, with officials estimating over 2,500 dead and about 14,000 injured, around 3,000 seriously.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
American Red Cross
E. J. Swift
Rafael L. Trujillo
Antonio Silva
Red Cross
San Juan
Silver Lining In Drought Seen By Coroner
Coroner M. E. Perry notes drought reduces traffic deaths in Train county. He reports 51 deaths in the first half of 1930 with 19 from auto accidents, but a drop in fatalities and drownings since dry weather began, crediting better braking and swimming instruction for fewer incidents.
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M. E. Perry
Train County
Sis Tarzely
Counties Approved for Emergency Freight Relief In drought areas
Secretary Hyde raised the number of counties certified for emergency freight drought relief to 1024 nationwide. The expansion adds 317 counties across 19 states, with Ohio and numerous counties such as Cuyahoga Erie Huron Lorain Marion Richland Summit Portage and Wyandot listed among those newly afforded relief.
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Washington
Hyde
United States
Istecea
Ohbla
Ashland
Crawsford
Cuyahoga
Erie
Huron
Lorain
Marion
Morrow
Portage
Richland
Summit
Union
Wyandot
Elyria approves night classes for adults with state aid hoped
The Elyria City Board of Education approved organizing adult night classes and will cover half costs. If state support continues, classes may start in October with 45 lessons in sought subjects like woodworking and machine shop work. Minimum enrollment and a three dollar good faith fee apply, refundable after attending a portion of sessions.
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Elyria City
Maston
Elyria Home Owners Bureau elects new officers
Officers of the Elyria Home Owners Bureau were elected at a chamber meeting. Earl Greenland named president and Ralph Standen vice president. William G. Smith chosen chair of publicity and advertising. Board to coordinate home construction industries.
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Elyria Home Owners’ Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Earl Greenland
Ralph Standen
Insurance Board
William G. Smith
Bureau
Leroy Reisinger
James Cather
Charles Crehore
E. A. Lewis
Wiliam G. Smith
Earl Bacon
Leror Reisinger
Ernest Jones
Home Owners’ Bureau
Misguss Four Road Projects Near Lorain County
Lorain County Commissioners and State Highway Commission members meet in Columbus to review four major road proposals. Projects include Hilliard road from Elvria to Cleveland, Route 57 from LaPorte to Grafton, widening Cleveland road to the county line, and widening Lake road to Esa County line.
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Elvria
Cleveland
Lorain County
Columbus
State Highway Commission
LaPorte
Grafton
Cleveland Road
Elyria
Cuyahoga County
Lorain
Esa County
Lorain County awards sanatorium contract to Hume
The Lorain County Building Commission awarded the tubercular sanatorium contract to Thomas J. Hume of Lorain after county prosecutor Don W. Myers ruled time element cannot affect bid results. Hume's bid 272336 for 365 days, beating Kaiser 274586 for 200 days, with county labor only.
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Don W. Myers
Lorain
Frank W. Ball
L. P. Kaiser
Elyria
Humes
Hume
Myers
Whl Phillips
Oberlin
A. C. Calhoun
Kaiser
Lorain County
R_ T. J. Martin
Lorain Republican Committee
Lorain County completes large scale road program
County Surveyor Charles T. Giggs says Lorain County and the state have nearly finished a major road building effort. Route 57 from Elyria to La Porte is opened with new concrete pavement, linking Elyria to Route 82. Other sections, including Detroit road, Telegraph road, Lake road, and West River road, see substantial progress with paving and grading underway. Traffic between Elyria and Cleveland speeds up as Cleveland road opens in Cuyahoga County.
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Lorain County
Charles T. Giggs
Elsria
la ‘Porte
Elyria-Grafton
Elyria
Detroit
Avon Center
French Creek
Cuyahoga County
Elrria
South Amherst
Midway
Sheffield Lake Village
Lorain
West River
South Lorain
Foster Park
Elyna
Gas House Hill
Biggs
Elynia
Cleveland
Cleveland Road
Carrier Pigeon Ends Stop in Elyria During Flight
A carrier pigeon registered 3801 halted at Elyria for refreshments and rest en route to Cleveland. Police provided food, the bird recovered after a hearty breakfast, and Officer Lloyd Sweet released it to finish its journey after a 15 minute pause at a voting booth.
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Cleveland
Elyria
Merthe Company
Police
Lloyd Sweet
French Fliers Headed to New York After Paris Crossing
The two French aviators Captain Dieu donne Coste and Maurice Bellonte left Washington at 10:17 A M for New York aboard the Question Mark, after brief social welcomes. They earlier flew from Paris to New York and visited the Naval Air station at Ange before departure.
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Washington
Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
New York
Paris
Naval Air Station
Ange
Ey Nay Tomh
All Representatives to Pension Fund Board Reelected
Ely Tia police and fire departments reelected all representatives to the police and firemen pension fund boards yesterday. Police Chief E. J. Stankard and Corbett Southam were reelected for the police department, while Captains Arthur Draxe and Elmer Waldron were reelected for the fire department. They will serve one year on the boards alongside two council members and two citizen members.
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Pension Fund Board
Ely
Livestock Ad Sparks Quick Sales After Paper Arrival
An eight-item for sale ad yields fast results as readers answer calls within an hour. The column promotes selling stock and produce directly and urges farmers to hire a classified ad writer to reach buyers quickly.
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Canal
Partners OF
Opeed Relief
Board of Education
Home Owners Bureau
Misguss
T. J. Hume
R. D
Oberlin Reed
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