Labour shies at Lloyd George offer amid unemployment crisis
London June 17. David Lloyd George offers complete Liberal support to Labour government to secure a loyal majority for emergency unemployment measures. The Daily Herald cites him urging an emergency session with drastic powers, while Labour warns against accepting gifts with suspicion as Liberals hold the balance of power in the Commons.
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London
David Lloyd George
Liberal
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Troy
The
Daily Herald
Government Party
M. Lloyd George
Labor
House of Commons
MacDonald
Tragedy Ends Bootleg Feud in Ravenna Nightclub
In Ravenna Ohio three men were killed and a fourth gravely wounded in a bootleg feud at the Roxy club. Joseph Dinato the alleged shooter died by his own hand after firing on Ralph D Amico and others. Benjamin De Angilia and Frank DeBulls perished in the clash.
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Ravenna
Ohio
Joseph Dinato
Benjamin DeAngilia
Frank DeBulls
Ralph D'Amico
Roxy Club
Dinato
D'Amico
Rebellion Reported in Bolivian Region
Buenos Aires dispatch says a revolution may have begun in Bolivia led by Roberto Hinojosa and followers. Hinojosa was then in Rio Janeiro after Brazilian police barred him from landing in 1927. Bolivia’s latest politics saw President Hernando Siles resign last month.
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Buenos Aires
la Nacion
Bolivia
Roberto Hinoosa
Hinojosa
Pcation
Rio Janeiro
Hernando Silez
Lead price cut by American Smelting and Refining
New York June 17 AP reports American Smelting and Refining cut lead price from 5.50 to 5.40 cents per pound, affecting metal markets nationwide.
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New York
American Smelting and Refining Company
Wallace Officials Face Prohibition Trial in Idaho
In Wallace Idaho prosecutors pursue 42 defendants over alleged schemes to extort penalties from bootleggers and vendors. Police judge L I Leighty testified the system originated with former mayor W D Herrick and others, with fines paid to the city treasurer and used for municipal expenses.
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Idaho
Wallace
Mullan
L. I. Leighty
W. D. Herrick
Herman J. Rossi
R. E. Weniger
Shoshone
Leighty
W. J. Bailey
Bodies of Sir Henry Segrave cremated in London
The body of Sir Henry Segrave who died when his speedboat England II wrecked on Lake Windermere was cremated at Golders Green. The ceremony was attended by Ladyave, his parents and Lord Wakefield. A memorial service gathered at St. Margaret's Westminster at the same hour.
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London
Sir Henry Segrave
Fiie
Lake Windermere
Golder’s Green
Ladyave
Sir Henry
Lord Wakefield
St. Margaret's Church
Westminster
Officer Killed in Gun Fight with Rum Runners in Goldsboro
Prohibition officer P. L. Flinchum was killed and officer H. V. Andrews wounded in a dawn gun battle with alleged rum runners who escaped. Officers B. A. Dale and E. B. Street were also injured as two cars clashed near the city park at 3:30 this morning.
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Goldsboro
N. C
P. L. Flinchum
H. V. Andrews
B. A. Dale
EB. Street
Finichum
Detroit Rounds Up Its Gang Kidnapers
A Detroit kidnap gang that extorted millions over two years was broken by police. Seventeen members were named. eight arrested in two days, seven jailed, one dead, and only O Riordan remains at large. Alleged victims include James Walters and Davis Cass with multiple ransom payments.
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Detroit
O'Riordan
James Walters
Fingerman
Davis Cass
Gorson Cass
Fred Bergman
William Gunn
Mrs Beer Killed in Utah Auto Accident
Mrs Adelaide Hampton Beer 23 wife of Kenneth Beer a former Salt Lake City aviator was fatally injured in an automobile accident at Fillmore Utah yesterday. Their one year old son William was in the car but escaped injury.
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Fillmore
Utah
Adelaide Hampton Beer
Kenneth Beer
Salt Lake City
Beer
William
Hoover signs tariff bill to overhaul rates
President Hoover signed a sweeping tariff measure in Washington at 12 59 p m. The law revises an eight year old rate structure in more than a thousand cases and revamps administration. It takes effect at midnight with customs ready for port rush and cargo filings to benefit from old rates.
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Mellon
Francis X. A. Eble
Customs
City on trail of thug ring and slayers
Chicago faces a crackdown after the resignation of police commissioner William Russell following the murder of Tribune reporter Alfred Lingle. Grand jury action is ordered to probe politico gang links while acting commissioner John H. Alcock enforces scarce reforms and suppresses reassignments.
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Alfred
Jake) Lingle
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Grand Jury
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John Stege
John A. Swanson
Pat Roche
John H. Alcock
Iron Man
Stage
Alcock
Association of Commerce
Chicago Church Federation
City Council
Ashton Robber Caught in Alaska Extradition Ordered
Juneau Alaska June 17 AP ex tradition of Paul Rushton accused of robbing a bank in Ashton Idaho was ordered yesterday by Governor George C Parks Rushton did not resist extradition and will be sent to Idaho to face robbery charges Governor H C Paldridge of Idaho requested the extradition Sheriff Frederickson will transport him to Ashton Idaho
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Juneau
Alaska
Paul Rushton
Ashton
Idaho
George C. Parks
Rushton
Frederickson
H C. Paldridge
Three Arabs Executed in Acre Riots. Palestine Protests
In Acre jail three Arab men convicted for murders tied to August riots were executed after noon amid a Palestine wide protest. A general strike closed shops while Arabs demanded the corpses for private burial as police dispersed demonstrators near Damascus Gate. Census data show unemployment in two counties easing as construction opens.
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Acre
Palestine
A.ny
Damascus Gate
Bur Lingame Cracks Down on Domestic Noise
Burlingame city council passes a noise abatement ordinance targeting farm animals and birds. It limits poultry to 26 chickens per person and restricts roaming near highways, with fines up to 500 dollars and six months in jail. Roosters over four months old must stay off streets at night and beekeeping capped at one hive.
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Burlingame
Cal
New Jersey Republican Senate Primary Focuses on Prohibition
In Newark on June 17, 1930, Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow, former Senator Joseph S. Frelinghuysen, and Representative Franklin W. Fort vie for the Republican nomination. Prohibition dominates the race with predicted turnout between 500,000 and 650,000 as each candidate touts anti prohibition stances and state party backing. Fort backs prohibition, Morrow calls for repeal and state control, Frelinghuysen leans toward modification under federal control.
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N. J
New Jersey
United States
RE. S. T
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Joseph S. Frelinghuysen
Franklin W. Fort
Ambassador Morrow
Frelinghuysen
Morrow
Fort
State
Anti-Saloon League
Asbury Park
Republian Organization
Walter E. Edge
France
Hoover says large treasury surplus likely at year end
President Hoover expects a substantial treasury surplus by the close of his first full fiscal year. Treasury officials cite quarterly income tax receipts and foreign debt repayments as driving factors. Early figures suggest revenue topping 4 billion dollars with a remaining deficit earlier in the year wiped out by foreign payments and tax income.
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Washington
Hoover
Treasury
United States
Melon
Robbery Tip Leads to Cash Stolen from Station Kennel
In Fresno California on a June night 200 reward led to a robbery at a local service station. Alex Ruth 24 received a call claiming a stick up and moved cash to the dog-house. At closing time the money vanished, the caller suspected as S I Garrett known as Jack.
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Fresno
Calif
Alex Ruth
Jack
Beter
Roth
S. I. Garrett
National League baseball results and standings update
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia split a 10 inning doubleheader with a 4 1 0 score in the opener and 6 3 in the second. Cincinnati swept Boston in a two game set 4 11 in the opener and 10 16 in the second. American League shows Boston, New York, Chicago and Cleveland wins and notes strategic rain delays and postponed fixtures.
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Philadelphia
French
Pool
Nichols
Davis
Chicago
New York
Rath
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Schall Leads Minnesota Senate Primary Surge
Thomas D. Schall, Republican, led Minnesota’s senate primary with 26 593 votes from 1055 precincts, far ahead of Governor Theodore Christianson and Selbo on a wet platform. Schall carried Minneapolis St Paul and Duluth by more than two to one and led in many districts. Christianson acknowledged the strong Schall showing as final results trickled in.
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Minn
Thomas D. Schall
United States
Senate
Eodore Christianson
Yente Panee
Christiantog
F. Selb
Schall
Minneapolis
St. Paw
Duluth
Christianson
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