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Newspaper
Zanesville Signal
Location
Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1930
Page
1
In Muskingum County a deserted wife rejects reconciliation with her royal husband as General shakeup hits the Prohibition Department. Carol of Roumants faces a contested divorce, with Helene blocking the bid and court moves shaping a volatile royal drama.
A woman’s Prohibition reform group reports polling of Senate members on the Eighteenth Amendment and the Volstead Act. It finds 21 in favor of prohibition enforcement, 23 noncommittal, and 41 potentially swayed, with several responders not answering. The survey lists Republican and Democratic senators cited as pro and anti, amid questions on repeal and state authority. Meanwhile a weekend string of automobile accidents left multiple injured and several killed as weather and visibility contributed to wrecks near lakes and shore crossings.
The report states Governor Ee iD Bloom died at Toledo State Hospital last night from a cerebral hemorrhage. He had been hospitalized for a month and his passing occurred after his condition deteriorated. doctors and staff noted an unusual, quiet end to his illness. The article includes scattered biographical details and mentions other local incidents and deaths in the same era.
Reported crowd sizes in Europe signal growing interest in air travel and military aviation. French papers note extensive coverage of rallies and sessions, while American lawmakers debate treaty terms and defense implications amid a pre war atmosphere.
The case centers on insurance payouts after a man died in a Bis county jail cell. Stenographer and former secretary linked to the victim face charges as authorities probe bond funds and beneficiary designations.
A Belmont County prisoner died by hanging using a belt. Jail guards discovered the inmate unresponsive. medical staff attempted resuscitation but he did not survive. The death is under investigation by prison authorities and local police.
Navy aviator Esther Betiman and crew achieved a new altitude record, piloting a high performance aircraft to a peak height reported by officials. The flight took place over the training range with support from the aviation center and weather teams documenting precise measurements.
A medical notice notes the unsuccessful blood transfusion attempt. The report mentions the patient and parents but provides limited details on diagnosis or follow up. Further information about the case is not disclosed in the available text.
A senator returned to Washington and declined to commit on the Cannon case pending talks with fellow committee members. He denied giving assurances at Jonesboro after Bishop Rehboparen walked out during the inquiry.
Chicage, June 9. A man known as Red was shot multiple times in an apparent car assailant attack on the West Side as he rode, then killed before a cigarette club. police tied the crime to a gang dispute and named local garage owners as possible figures in the broader case.
A quarry discovery reveals two women ages about 45 and 60 believed to be victims in a fatal incident. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding their deaths and notifying relatives.
Washington June 9 The Haw jey Smoot tariff bill was readied for final passage in both chambers after a conference compromise on the last rate dispute The conference report to senate would alter watch duties lowering the rate on watches to 15 cents each and eliminating 15 cent duties on urns Retail Goods Association of New York warned of a veto and predicted a disastrous market response if the measure passed, urging protection of property and opposing broad retaliation by foreign nations The association claims New York department stores alone handle about 506 million dollars in annual business.
Washington report notes rising defeats of senate leaders in primary contests. The piece cites Charles S. Deneen and others, highlighting Simmons strong opposition to Smith and the southern Democratic shift. It discusses potential unrest shaping the Democratic ticket and upcoming state races.
Judith Grant, a Greensich Tanegil dancer with striking blue eyes, seeks stardom while forced into modeling. Gideon arranges a sage production in which she stars, but a fatal river crossing and a boating accident claim five lives as a fishing trip turns tragic.
Virgil Pointer of Topeka reportedly confessed to murdering Roy Kramer, president of a local packing company, to enable a $30,000 life insurance payout. Laborer Poisver allegedly named Louis H. Kimmel, the company president, as the instigator. Kimmel denied the charges after being arrested and released on bond.
The Dougherty family, led by Daniel and Edward, claim Derby sweepstakes winnings totaling 3148 600 and plan to fund a Ireland trip for a doctor treatment and a vacation. They say their old quarrels are forgotten as they prepare to return to work while investing prize money and aiding their father with health needs.
A 16 year old, James Wolfe, son of Robert Wolfe, left his home on Amelia Street in Avanue C after rumors of a seashore visit. A Cambridge trip with a real estate man led to a disappearance, with authorities and the father seeking the missing youth. Meanwhile,WV official Robert F. Hidd dies at age 87 after long service in state government.
A Newark group led by Mrs. RL Sturtesant Pierpont refuses Philadelphia social reformer Mrs. George Holt Strawbridge’s suggestion to abolish cocktails. Pierpont notes eighteen friends oppose the idea, arguing laws should aid temperance and respect for government.
Negro rioting fears sweep Columbus and nearby counties after a state legislative candidate is found unconscious and beaten in an alley. Police and deputies patrol areas, with other cases tied to ongoing prohibition enforcement and court actions in Muskingum, Belmont, and surrounding counties.
Police report several prohibition agents were shot during a raid in Cleveland and Geauga County as officers approached a house to serve a warrant. An unknown inside opened fire with a shotgun. One suspect died by self-inflicted throat wound in Columbus amid related violence and hospitalizations.
Barberton Ohio police guard James Raymond, a suspect in an alleged attempted robbery, lies in hospital after being shot by an attendant during the incident. Raymond was wounded in the hand and remains under observation.
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