24 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Zanesville Signal
Location
Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1930
Page
1
The report notes Senate action and a loss of 40000 dollars tied to a veterans pension bill. References to Hoover and a chaotic scene at the fire incident include damaged phrasing and unclear details. Multiple names and places appear in garbled form, with stray figures and dates embedded in the text.
Readable fragments suggest mentions of a game, players, and names such as Gown and Yorn Bampion. The text is heavily corrupted, obscuring clear events, teams, dates, or outcomes. No verifiable details beyond scattered names and improvised phrases remain.
The document discusses the Monroe Doctrine in relation to Caribbean and Central American policy, noting differing interpretations by U S officials. It references Reuben Clark, Secretary Stimson, and Roosevelt era messages clarifying the doctrine’s scope and its separation from broader Western Hemisphere policy.
A period article notes forthcoming industrial revelations this week. The report mentions the co 271 arg and a reference to the bureau preparing announcements and updates.
Prison escape attempt at the Central Jail in Rangoon leads to a violent clash as convicts fight guards and sentries. Reports say several inmates and guards are wounded before military police restore order and the mob retreats to the outer gate.
A long damaged text describes violent weather with high winds and heavy rain on Lake Erie and the Ohio River region. It notes two deaths from a man’s accidental shooting during a scuffle, widespread damage, and river fluctuations. Agricultural yield estimates show large grain production across Texas and Colorado, with wheat forecasts and labor shortages impacting harvest.
An unreadable June incident in Chicago references a general probe and actions against those responsible. The incomplete text mentions a shooting probe and safeguarding measures, with garbled phrases about the state and officials.
The article describes the Morrow estate where a baby known as Little Lindy was born on Sunday. Guards barred most relatives and friends from entering the grounds while debate continued on who could attend and how the name would be chosen.
A quirky urban column questions constant visitors who drop in and their role in selling out, while noting the field remains open and not strictly limited by hate concerns. The piece highlights local voices and raises questions about inclusion and social dynamics.
Reported clashes in Bolivia leave eight dead and many injured before elections. Authorities accuse rival groups of attacking leaders and property. Sporadic violence continues across the country as security forces restrain outbreaks.
In a Market bout, Teena suffers a neck injury five seconds into the opening round. Bari Briges, the opponent, is reported to have broken the neck and was released on bond pending investigation. Joan Rive served as match referee.
Cambridge officers report a robbery at the Ohio Gas Company collection office. Two bandits held up the clerk Lee Norris and Miss Mary McDonough with revolvers, escaped in a car toward Bellaire and Wheeling, police notified, pursuit possible.
State troopers closed off illegal drinking dens in Wheeling after raids that yielded 2,700 in cash and assorted beverages. The operation targeted bars run by Browns of the Seven M fellered webcticts and Li Brown of Chatles j ion, with doors barred but some agents gaining access prior to the action.
Harold Weber won four events at the county track meet on June 24, leading organizers and earning top honors. The competition included quarter-mile and half-mile races with strong performances from local athletes.
Fragmented report lists eight victims swept to water and a body recovered as the only one. Details mingle with disjointed lines about Coast Guard units and a Chicago event, with unclear names and dates.
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