Ruling Prison With Firmness After Break
Ohio penitentiary tightens control after a break attempt as 400 convicts move to a barbed wire stockade cell block. National Guardsmen under Colonel Haubrich enforce order while 1300 inmates in the idle house roam, with two beatings and injuries reported among the prisoners.
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Ohio National Guardsmen
R. 8. Haubrich
Jimmy Gordon
Edgar Barr
Wood County
Charles Hanovich
Cleveland
Penitentiary Hospital
Minority Leader Stricken By Influenza Delays Tariff Vote
Washington April 30 The condition of Representative Garner Texas minority leader and ranking Democrat on Ways and Means confines him to bed with influenza delaying his lead as the tariff bill is brought before the House tomorrow. In his absence Democrats likely will be led by Representatives Crisp Georgia and Collier Mississippi.
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Washington
Garner
Texas
House
Ways and Means
Crisp
Georgia
Collier
Mississippi
Evelyn Field seeks divorce from Marshall Field III
Mrs Evelyn Marshall Field heads to Reno Nevada to obtain a divorce from Marshall Field III grandson of the Chicago merchant. Her attorney says no comment on reports of a pre trial agreement granting her more than 1 million dollars annually, the Field townhouse, and custody of three children Marshall Jr Barbara and Bernice. The couple wed in 1915.
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New York
Evelyn Marshall Field
Reno
Nev
Marshall Field
Chicago
Joseph R. Truesdale
Found a Cure for Jake paralysis in Jamaica ginger remedies
Kansas City April 30 AP treatment for metallic poisoning blamed on Jamaica ginger today gave hope of a cure for Jake paralysis. Dr. D M Powell said four patients improved after sodium thiosulphate treatment as tests on Jamaica ginger samples were expected to confirm improper distillation as the cause.
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Kansas City
Jake
D. M. Powell
General Hospital
Jamaica
Two Men Die In Oil Explosion After Boiler Breaks
Baseball results show a brutal oil boiler blast causing two men to burn alive. Vance, DeBerry, Hubbell, Lucas, Benton, and Hogan figure in Brooklyn game details.
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Brooklyn
New York
Vance
DeBerry
Hubbell
Lucas
Benton
Hogan
Stop Sign Crashers Influence on City Council
In Evanston on April 30 a case about running a stop light is discussed. A council member’s friend appears to affect decisions as the judge considers whether to press or nol pros the case.
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Evanston
Byvanston
Charles
Fire at Cabros refinery in Chicago kills two workers
An oil refinery explosion at Cabros Products Corporation in Chicago killed foreman James Freming and Northwestern University graduate Walter Kitch, 22, who died after being trapped by fire. Four other workers escaped, dragging a fifth man severely burned who did not survive. The blast endangered nearby storage tanks and rail cars.
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Chicago
Cabros Products Corporation
James Freming
Walter Kitch
Northwestern University
Kitch
Joseph McClure
Frank Jessis
John McGuire
Edward Sikora
Jerome Sykes
King Reports Favorable Business Forecasts in Telegram
J I King, at the U S Chamber of Commerce convention, sends a telegram read at the luncheon noting construction contracts for Q1 1930 at 334 million, up 35 percent year over year. He cites faster public works, 1600 million for road program, and rising municipal bond issues. Hoover address awaited Thursday night.
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King
C. of E
Chamber of Commerce
J. I. King
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Washington, D. C
Chamber Forum
Ohio
Utah
Oregon
Wattis
Ogden
Shull
Portland
Hoover
Shikat Wins Match in Springfield Event
Dick Shikat defeated opponents in Springfield on April 30 in a wrestling event. The report notes his recognition as a champion in 31 states and describes his use of flying mares and leg holds in a decisive victory era.
Bankers Attack Federal Farm Board During Chamber Talk
Daniel A. Millett of Denver denounces the Agricultural Marketing Act as a dream of stabilization and urges repeal. Alexander H. Legge, Farm Board chairman, supports Millett’s critique, arguing the act disrupts market forces and favors government over private industry. Millett warns the act dampens competition and harms agriculture financing.
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Washington
Federal Farm Board
Agricultural Marketing Act
Daniel A. Millett
Denver Stockman
Chamber of Commerce of the United Stats
Alexander H. Legge
Farm Board
Millett
Denver
Department of Agriculture
United States
May Day Observances Tense Across Europe
Police in Paris expelled 22 foreigners and arrested 15 for inciting disobedience amid May Day prep. Madrid communists plan large protests while Athens Lisbon ban meetings. Warsaw braces for clashes between Socialists and Communists as Moscow decorates. New York VFW and Communists both plan May Day events to avoid conflict.
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Paris
Madrid
Athens
Lisbon
Warsaw
Moscow
Veterans of Foreign Wars
New York
Ten Mile Precinct Booms Doubling Population in Ten Years
Ten Mile precinct in Caribou county reports a population rise from 23 in 1920 to 59 in 1930, a boom amid Idaho mourning centers. Meadowville precinct declines from 258 to 101, and Oneida county’s Urban precinct falls from 166 to 117, per preliminary counts.
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Boise
Idaho
Ten Mile
Caribou County
Ihs
Meadowville
Oneida County
Death of Charles McConnell at age 74
Charles McConnell 74 died today at a local hospital. The body is in the care of McHan mor mortuary awaiting word from relatives. He was a member of the Masonic order.
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Charles McConnell
McHan Mortuary
Mcconnell
Masonic Order
Capone Uses Lenient Touch During Havana Visit
Al Capone arrives in Havana from Miami with seven companions and a doctor, checks into a luxury hotel, tips staff generously, and plans to stay several days. Havana police know the group but likely take no action. listed companions include J Fritz Gordon, R A Gordon, Albert J Prepeano, Harry Read, Sylvester Agoglia, Nicholas J Carew, and Dr A J Bertram.
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Miami
Havana
Alphonse Capone
J. Fritz Gordon
R. A. Gordon
Albert J. Prepeano
Harry Read
Sylvester Agoglia
Nicholas J. Carew
A. J. Bertram
Blackfoot to Hold Ceremony for City Status
Blackfoot Confederate page notes final laws for celebrating the city’s entry into illuminated cities. A 6 to 10:30 p m street closure along Broadway and Matin streets from Bridge to Pacific. auto reservations banned. Program starts 7:45 p m with high school band, May pole dance by Central high school students, and speakers from Frank DeKey Chamber of Commerce, Heath of General Electric, K M Robison Idaho Power Boise, D C Brown Pocatello Idaho Power, and E Dee General Electric. Dancing on Main street until 10:36 p m with American Legion band and orchestra.
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Tribune
Broadway
Matin
Bridge
Pacific
Central High
Frank DeKey
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Heath
General Electric Company
K. M. Robinson
Boise
Idaho Power Company
D. C Brown
Pocatello
E. Dee
General Electric
E. T. Peck
Main Street
American Legion
Hoover Urges Early Action on London Naval Treaty
President Hoover received the United States copy of the London naval treaty from Secretary Stimson on the White House grounds. Hoover pressed for Senate ratification this session and planned to forward the pact to Congress soon with a possible transmittal letter.
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Washington
Hoover
United States
Stimson
White House
Senate
Capitol
Adams
Robinson
Arkansas
Great Britain
Japan
France
Italy
London
Cotten
State Department
Jahneke
Navy
MOFFAT LEAGUE CALLS FOR CHANGE IN RAILROAD PLAN
The Moffat Tunnel League and the Uintah Basin Railroad League urge the Interstate Commerce Commission to modify its consolidation plan. They oppose allocating the Denver and Salt Lake railroad to the Missouri Pacific system as restrictive to competition and favor a more expanding, Utah-Colorado oriented arrangement.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Denver and
Salt Lake
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Moffat Tunnel League
Uintah Basin Railroad League
Colorado
Utah
Missi Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Craig
Colo
Salt Lake City
Farm Prices Move Upward in April Bulletin
The Agriculture Department bulletin reports all farm products except meat animals and wool rose from March 15 to April 15. The index stands at 127 percent of pre war levels, up one point from March but 11 points below last year, suggesting a possible bottoming of the downward trend.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
Violator Kills Two Deputy Game Wardens in Bay Fight
In a dawn gun battle off South San Francisco a fisherman named Anderson resisted boarding by deputy game wardens searching for illegal bass. He killed the two wardens and was himself wounded, with state officials confirming the fatal turn of events.
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San Francisco
Bay
South
Anderson
Inci
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D. H. Menzel
Lick Observatory
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E. L. Waterfield
John Hopkins University
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J. A. Hobart
Schenectady
D. T. Bonney
Johns Hopkins University
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Philadelphia
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Sweetland
Whilloughby
Milligan
Collins and Davis
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Wilson
Pittsburgh
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Stoner
Hemsley
Malone
Hartnett
Quinn
Liebhart
Mahaffey
Cochrane
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Berry
Hargrave
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Aine
Nolle
Europe
Jewell S. Allen
Cassia County
Capone
Havana Hotel
Largease
Scarface al Capone
Florida
Congress
Moffat League
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