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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1930

Page

5

Naval treaty pact edges toward Senate vote amid disarmament talks

Edward W. Pickard reports that the five powers signed a naval treaty at St James Palace and the document heads to the U S Senate for ratification. The pact limits battlefleet tonnage among the United States Great Britain and Japan while France and Italy gain a five year moratorium on battleship construction. Critics in Congress led by Senator Hale warn it does not yield parity and may shift naval balance in the Far East.

Stimson United States Senate Queen Anne St. James’ Palace Mac Donald Aristide Briand Belfiro Wakasaki Sorianni Great Britain Japan America England France Italy League of Nations Hale Maine Naval Affairs Committee Far East Orient Sarah Foreign Relations Committee Reed Pennsylvania Robinson Arkansas

Senate rejects Parker nomination to Supreme Court

The Senate Judiciary Committee reports against the nomination of Judge Parker of North Carolina. The vote was 10 to 6 with three administration Republicans defecting over the race issue and organized labor influencing radicals who opposed the nomination.

Parker North Carolina Supreme Court Senate Judiciary Committee Senate Administration Senate Campaign Committee Ruth Hanna McCormick Inllinois Pennsylvania Labor Davis Bo Grundy House Insular Affairs Committee Knutson Minn Islands

Ohio Prison Fire Tragedy Claims 318 Lives

A devastating blaze at the Ohio State Penitentiary in Columbus killed 318 inmates. Officials say many died in locked cells as fire spread rapidly from an apparent short circuit. Prisoners and guards joined in rescue efforts. questions arise over fire protection and interior access. An official inquiry will determine fault.

Ohio State Penitentiary Columbus A. &. Nice P. KE. Thomas

Overcrowding and Poor Fire Safety Plague Country Buildings

The country faced severe crowding as numerous people crowded spaces, while many structures were poorly built and lacked fire proofing, raising concerns about safety and hazard exposure.

Lindberghs make record flight Los Angeles to New York

Colonel Lindbergh and his wife completed a record non stop style flight from Los Angeles to New York with one refueling stop in Wichita. The trip took 14 hours 45 minutes 82 seconds at altitudes between 14000 and 15500 feet to show faster air travel possible in thinner air. Mrs Lindbergh navigated and sometimes controlled the aircraft.

Olonel Lindbergh Los Angeles New York Wichita Lindys

Victims Named In Airplane Crash Fatalities

Count Henri de la Vaulx of Paris and three companions died in Jersey City when their plane struck a power cable in fog. Maj. Lionel M. Woolson of the Army Air Reserve and two others perished near Attica after a diesel motor plane crashed in a blizzard while en route to New York for an aircraft show. Woolson designed engines used in notable aviation feats and ships.

Major Woolson Commander Rogers Honolulu al Williams

Bank for International Settlements Organized in Basel

The Bank for International Settlements in Basel is fully organized with ITH Gates W. McGarrah as president Leon Fraser as deputy president and Pierre Quesnay as general manager The directorate plans shares issuance eight days after ratification of the Young plan by Britain and Italy and will enter trust agreements with Hungary Bulgaria and Czechoslovakia to collect reparations MacGarrah may open banking accounts as local and central banks permit Chicago Crime Commission lists 28 public enemies but reports no political corruption news at present.

Ith Gates W. MccGarrah New York Leon Fraser Pierre Quesnay Bank For International Settlements Basel Switzerland Great Britain Italy Hungary Bulgaria Czechoslovakia MacGarrah

Riots and Rebellion Spread Across India in 1930

The nationalist revolt against British rule in India grows beyond passive resistance. Blood has been shed in multiple regions, with chittagong raiding an arsenal and widespread outbreaks reported from Karachi to Calcutta, Madras, and Peshawar as authorities deploy military forces.

India Mahatma Gandhi Chittagong Indian Kyrachi Arabian Sea Burma Bombay Calcutta Madras Peshawar

Schmeling Returns for Sharkey Title Bout

Max Schmeling arrives in New York aboard the S S New York aiming for the heavyweight title against Jack Sharkey at Yankee Stadium on June 12. He weighs about 190 pounds and predicts a 187 pound ring weight as he resumes boxing after nine months abroad and prior suspension.

New York U.P Max Schmeling Jack Dempsey United States Schmeling S. S. New York Jack Sharkey Boston Yankee Stadium Muldoon-Tunney Trophy Gene Tunney Madison Square Garden New York State Athletic Commission Phil Scott Ebbets Field Biesenthal Berlin Sharkey

West Chester News Highlights Local Visitors and School Class

Mrs Mawie Hopkins of Denver visits West Chester and Keota while Miss Presence Swartz from Washington calls on locals. The Baptist church hosts a well attended class play despite rain. Yoder of Nira to move here and open a Ferguson building store. West Chester High School class of 1930 includes Ferguson, Stewart, Rittenhouse, Dayton, Kupka, Bauer, Leet, Lindenmyre, Sprague, and others.

West Chester Mawie Hopkins Denver Colorado Keota Hopkins Presence Swartz Washinton Westchester Baptist Church Yoder Nira Ferguson West Chester High School Lynn Ralph Ferguson Edgar Earl Stewart Vera D. Rittenhouse Letha B. Dayton Mildred M Kupka Barbara B. Bauer Mildred A Leet Margaret EF. Ferguson Arthur E. Sprague Esther J. Lindenmyre

Trial Ads Remain Amid Classifieds

A brief note on the classifieds section highlights an ongoing trial claim that a test ad may persuade readers. The item underscores the persuasive power of advertisements in public sales or notices within the newspaper.

Vote Tuesday on Parker Confirmation Dominates Senate Action

Washington May 5 The Parker controversy moves toward a Senate vote with a five to eight public poll showing opposition. House completes tariff work and turns to consent calendar while leaders plan adjournment by June 14 if bills advance.

Washington John J. Parker North Carolina Supreme Court Senate House Parker WaAterman Cole

Senior Class Play Oh Kay Cast at Keota

The senior class play Oh Kay at Keota features Edith Whitman Marjory Russell Evelyn Whitman Thelma Bower Arthur Whitman Captain George Whitman Harriet Heuer Gram Pembroke Herbert Carris Gramp Pembroke Boyd Blattner Alice Borden Marie Luers Jim Hayes Kenneth Corell Fred Alden Keith Stoutner Kay Millis and Mable Valenta The Black Terror Burrell Strait will star with the show set for Tuesday night May 20 in the school auditorium.

Kenneth Corell Fred Alden Keith Stoutner Kay Millis Millis Detective Agency Mable Valenta Burrell Strait

Unit 11 Ladies Aid Meet At Mrs Sigafeese Home

Unit No 11 of the M BR Ladies Aid society will meet at the home of Mrs S E Sigafeese southeast of the city Friday afternoon All members are asked to attend and anyone else who is interested is welcome The leader asks that the ladies bring song books.

M Br, Ladies Aid Society S. E. Sigafeese City

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