Ohio Prison Under Militia Rule After Mutiny
Ohio's penitentiary came under military control as National Guardsmen entered to quell the mutiny following a fire that killed 320 inmates. Col. Robert Haubrich led about 1,090 Guardsmen inside and outside the block, replacing prison guards who withdrew to the exterior. Tension remained as mutineers continued their passive resistance amid the ongoing investigation into the guards' actions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary
Robert Haubrich
Preston HK. Thomas
Haubrich
Strates
Ohio State Penitentiary
Myers Y. Cooper
Preston F. Thomas
Col. Haubrich
National Guard
Prince Carol May Return to Romania
Paris rumor mill reports Prince Carol may return to Romania to seek forgiveness from Princess Helen of Greece and reconcile with his ex-wife. Curentul claims he has broken with Mme Lupescu and allegedly sent a letter to the Princess at Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Romania
Carol
Helen
Greece
Michael
Curentul
Mme. Lupescu
Auto Crash Kills Two Men Near Ashfork Arizona
Prescott Arizona April 30 Two California men died when their car overturned on the Ashfork highway near the city. The victims were identified as Eugene Kutschera of Los Angeles and Ernest B Wilds of Hollywood or Los Angeles. Letters near the wreck addressed J G Langstrom of San Diego and telegrams to that address were not answered.
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Prescott, Ariz
Ashfork Highway
Here
Eugene Kutschera
Maryland — Street
Los Angeles
Ernest B. Wilds
Hollywood
J. G. Langstrom
Oregon Street
San Diego
Calif
Census Figures From Arizona Counties Released
Census figures released by Supervisor Aaron L. Thomas show Apache county Springerville with 566 residents and Coconino county Williams with 2143 residents, 1356 of whom were counted in 192.
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Priescott
Ariz
April du Cap
Aaron L. Thomas
Fapache
Springerville
Coconing
Williams
Reward Offered for Author of Bomb Attempt in Warsaw
Warsaw reports the Polish government is offering a 5,000 zloty reward for information leading to the discovery of the author behind the unsuccessful bomb attack on the Soviet legation last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Poland
Valley group forms to oppose tax law in Arizona
Phoenix real estate leaders and Mesa Taxpayers Association delegates meet to launch a statewide group aimed at restraining the State Tax Commission from enforcing house bill 127. Frank Brophy to chair an executive committee and organize a 20 member board as attorneys prepare an injunction suit to shield agricultural interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Phoenix Real Estate Board
Mesa, Ariz
Taxpayers Association
Frank Brophy
Arizona Citrus Growers _.Association
Ned Creighton
State Tax Commission
Brophy
Real Estate Board
Frank O. Smith
Japanese Crew May Perish On Doomed Luzon Maru
The Japanese freighter Luzon Maru, aground off Cape Inubo Ibaraki Prefecture, is breaking up as high seas thwart rescue efforts. Forty crew members, 39 aboard, remain stranded a quarter mile offshore while distress signals draw nearby villagers. Fishermen cannot reach the ship. a naval plane from Kashima base circles above with no aid possible.
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Tokyo
Cape Inubo
Ibaraki Prefecture
Kashumigaura
Former Secretary Of War Newton Baker Suffering From Pneumonia
Former Secretary of War Newton Baker is ill with bronchial pneumonia at his Cleveland home. Doctors Dr. Lester M. Taylor and heart specialist Roy W. Scott say he is improving and there is no cause for alarm as he remains under care after attending a Democratic rally Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Newton
Baker
Lester M. Taylor
Roy W. Scott
Italy expands naval program with new cruisers subs
Rome, April 30. The council of ministers approved a plan to build a ten-thousand ton cruiser two five thousand one hundred ton scout cruisers four one thousand two hundred forty ton destroyers and twenty two submarines in 1930 after a report by Admiral Sirianni and Foreign Minister Grandi at the London naval conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Council of Ministers
Sirianni
Grandi
Civil Service Exam To Be Given Here
The U S Civil Service Commission has announced an examination for clerk carrier for the post office service at Winslow Arizona. For information on requirements and the examination and for application blanks apply promptly to the Secretary U S Civil Service Board Post Office Citr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Post Office Service
Winslow
Arizona
U. S. Civil Service Board
Post Office, Citr
India calm after two days amid censorship patrols
London reports quiet in India with British censors blocking disturbances. Khyber Pass visitors closed as a precaution near Persharar, eleven miles away. A Monday attack on Barrackpore artillery magazine failed and may echo the Chittagong incident.
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Khyber Pass
India
Afghanistan
Persharar
Barrackpore
Chittagong
Pension system approved by ministers in Indianapolis meeting
More than 4,000 ministers and about 1,100 congregations joined the ministerial pension system of the Disciples of Christ, announced by Rev. N. J. Smith as 300 members of the Pension Commission began a two day conference in Indianapolis. Thirty six tables and several Canadian provinces attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis, Inc
Disciples of Christ
N. J. Smith
Brotherhood’s Pension Commission
Two Burned Alive In Oil Plant Fire
A Cabros Products refinery explosion in Chicago early today left two men burned alive while four others escaped unhurt and dragged a severely burned man who is not expected to live. The fire spread oil and threatened much of the nearby industrial district, with officials estimating damage at 160 000 dollars including oil loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cabros Products Corporation
Mrs Longfellow Dies At Flagstaff Fire Injuries
Mrs. P. H. Longfellow of Flagstaff died at Mercy Hospital from burns suffered 14 weeks earlier when an oil stove exploded spraying burning fluid. Her home was destroyed in the resulting conflagration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flagstaff
Ariz
P. H. Longfellow
Mercy Hospital
Cure For Partial Paralysis Found
Kansas City April 30 AP reports a potential cure for fake paralysis tied to Jamaica ginger poisoning. Dr. D M Powell said four patients improved after sodium thiosulphate treatment, used under the belief metals in Jamaica ginger caused the condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
D. M. Powell
General Hospital
Canal to Boulevard Plan for Chicago Impending
Chicago plan proposes converting part of the idle Illinois and Michigan Canal into a 13 mile low in spirits boulevard. Anton J. Cermak, president of the county board, backs using 1.2 million dollars from the citizens advisory committee budget for grade separation work to build seven miles of the boulevard through Cook County to central Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cook County
Anton J. Cermak
Citizens’ Advisory Committee
Students Attend University Week
High school students statewide are expected to begin arriving for the opening Friday of a university week program featuring athletic and scholastic contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Atiz
Hoover Receives U S Copy of Naval Treaty
President Hoover today received the United States official copy of the London Naval Treaty. Secretary Stimson presented the document on the White House grounds as Mr Kloewer urged Senate action this session. The brief ceremony included Secretary Adams and Senator Robinson among a small audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
United States
Stimson
South
White House
Kloever
Senate
Capitol
Adams
Robinson
Arkansas
Plan Reception For Mexican Officials
Plans will be formulated tonight in Nogales for receiving General Juan Andreu Almazan and Sonora Governor Francisco Elias who will cross the border Wednesday May 7. Almazan, named secretary of communications and public works in President Ortiz Rubio’s cabinet, will confer with Mexican citizens on Sonora’s highway program.
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Nogales
Ariz
Juan Andreu Almazan
Francisco Elias
Sonora
Almazan
Ortiz Rubio
Colorado Springs Bootlegger Killed
The body of Andrew Lombardi age 50 known as the King of Bootleggers was found four miles east of Kelker south of Colorado Springs early this morning by the road. Coroner reports death caused by shotgun wounds with an automatic pistol at his side. Lombardi reputedly wealthy and had a pretentious home in a fashionable residential section of Colorado Springs.
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Colorado Springs
Colorado
Andrew Lombardi
Kelker
Colo
Lombardi
Chamber clash over farm board at 18th annual meeting
Government and business speakers spar over the federal farm board and its policies at the 18th annual Chamber of Commerce meeting. Legge faulted the chamber for inaction while Daniel Millett urged repealing the Agricultural Marketing Act, as Hyde defended the board in a tense session.
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Washington
Federal Farm Board
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Legge
Daniel A. Millett
Denver
Chamber
Farm Board
Hyde
Applications for C M T C reach ninety
Phoenix April 30 Col C H Rutherford state C M T C chairman announced that 90 applications have been received from Maricopa county citizens for enrollment at the Citizens Military Camp at Fort Stephen D Little Nogales opening July 24 The Maricopa county quota is sixty
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Phoenix
Ariz
C. H. Rutherford
Maricopa County
Citizens
Fort Stephen D. Little, Nogales
Doeg Scudder Engagement Announced in Newark
Miss Dorothea Scudder and John Hope Doeg reveal their engagement in Newark New Jersey. Doeg, ranked third in the United States in tennis and part of this year’s Davis Cup team, is linked to the Scudder family from Newark and Rumson. The debutante, noted for her Porters School attendance, met Doeg on tennis courts at St. Augustine Florida, where the Scudder family winter homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Dorothea Scudder
John Hope Doeg
United States
Edward Wallace Scudder
Runison
Scudder
Porter
Farmington
Officials shot in fight near San Francisco bay
Two deputy game wardens were killed and a fisherman was fatally wounded in a gun battle in bay waters off south San Francisco. The dead are Jack Burke of Daly City and Alan Curry of San Francisco. Wounded is Antone Anderson, shot through the stomach.
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San Francisco
Bay
Jack Burke
Vista Grande Avenue
Daly City
Cal
Alan Curry
Antone Anderson
Pastor Appointed For Nogales Church
Tucson Arizona April 1 AP The Right Reverend Daniel James Gercke Bishop of Tucson announced that the Right Rev William Aloysius Murphy pastor of St Callisto church Chicago has been appointed assistant pastor of the church of the Sacred Heart at Nogales Arizona.
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Tucson. Ariz
Daniel James Gercke
Tucson
William Aloysius Murphy
St. Callisto Church
Chicago
Church of the Secred Heart
Nogales Arizona
Plan to file suit over Boulder Dam construction in Phoenix
Former Arizona state senator Fred T. Colter, president of the Arizona Highline Reclamation Association, said he will file a federal suit in Phoenix next week against the secretary of the interior seeking a permanent restraining order to halt Boulder Dam construction. The action argues the Boulder Dam act violates water rights, property rights, state rights, and the U.S. constitution. Three Phoenix lawyers are preparing the filing, identities undisclosed.
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Fred T. Colter
U. S
Phoenix
Boulder Dam
Ariz
Arizona Highline Reclamation Association
Arizona
United States
Colter
Interior
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Congress
Youth Sets Unofficial Glider World Record
Jack Barstow, a young first class glider pilot from San Diego, sailed a Bowlus sailplane from Point Loma and landed at 3.56 am after 15 hours 12 minutes aloft. He was launched yesterday afternoon into strong south winds, taking off from Point Loma cliffs, with the flight ending today.
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San Diego
Cal
Jack Barstow
Point Loma
Barstow
Parker Contest Still In Doubt
Senator Joseph T. Robinson returned from the London naval conference to a pivotal role in the Senate fight over Judge John J. Parker's Supreme Court nomination. Both sides acknowledge only a handful of doubtful Democrats may decide the outcome.
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Washington
Joseph T. Robinson
London Naval Conference
Senate
John J. Parker
Supreme Court
Jess
Robinson
Papago Saguaro Lands Disposed By Government
The Interior Department announced disposition of Papago Saguaro lands in southern Arizona, abolished as a national monument. Parts go to the National Guard rifle range, Tempe town and state park use at 25 cents an acre, with remaining portions possible for Salt River Valley Water Users Association. government reserves oil and mineral rights.
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Washington
Interior Department
Papago Saguaro Reservation
Arizona
Congress
National Guard
Tempe
Salt River Valley
Lar Silver Triumphs in New York Event
In New York on April 30, Lar Silver achieved a notable victory at an AP event, finishing with a strong score and signaling rising performance in the competition.
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New York
England Talks To Australia By Phone
Prime Minister MacDonald lifted a phone at No 10 Downing Street and spoke with the Australian premier in Canberra, inaugurating a London Canberra line. The service costs six pounds for three minutes. They discussed empire problems and cricket’s ashes with plans to meet again.
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England
Australia
London
MacDonald
No. 10
Downing Street
Seution
Australian Commonwealth
Canberra
Gow
Hundreds Fight Forest Fires Across Wisconsin Plains
More than 250 men battled fires scorching about 20 000 acres of Wisconsin forests. Heavy smoke hung over the Chequamegon Hay region as fire crews backfired to save farm buildings while 125 men near Hebuster worked to stop a blaze spreading toward Lake Superior. About 4 000 acres had already burned.
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Wisconsin
Hebuster
Wis
Lake Superior
Two Children Held As Torch Slayers In Croswell Case
In Wenoka Oklahoma two youths aged eight and ten were jailed as murder charges were considered after two year old Ray Yadon died from burns. Investigators said the cause was a cloth fire ignited with gasoline by S T Treadwell ten and his brother Paul eight.
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Wenoka
Okla
Ray Yadon
Croswell
S. T. Treadwell
Paul
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