27 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Zanesville Signal
Location
Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1930
Page
1
Long, graphic report describes a drill boat struck by lightning. The blast sent debris across the lake as workers aboard the ship were killed or injured. Officials watched the disaster unfold from shore, while governors and executives debated safety and response.
Cleveland dispatch reports a racketeer shot during a spree that opened shops across the area. Velotta, linked to the case, was seen across from the scene ten minutes before the murder. Police suspect Velotta and associates may have helped stage the killing. Velotta’s brothers arrived at the hospital. detectives urge witnesses to come forward.
A rural postman was seriously hurt in a road crash involving multiple vehicles near Maysville. The incident damaged at least three machines and involved a vehicle from Pennsylvania, with local responders assisting at the scene.
The airship with a 33 crew and 2 officers could not land at Lakehurst due to a storm after training near New York. Lieutenant Commander Vincent Clarte led the mission and the craft turned back to remain in its hangar awaiting calmer weather at 7:29 p.m. No major safety concerns were reported.
A fragment mentions a reminder about enclosing a check and asks if a payment was forgotten while referencing a first of the month timing. The readable portion is brief and vague.
Washington reports readiness to realign enforcement personnel across district five to support Hoovers campaign pledge. Woodruff named administrator in charge of enforcement for Michigan Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee with Josce and Hurlbut among deputies and supervisors guiding industrial alcohol transfers.
Republic Steel acquires a Canton plant with a merged entity seen as expanding control in iron and steel. The newly formed company plans a five million share par value structure and 7157,050,000 in preferred stock, with stated property valuations and headquarters locations noted in the agreement.
Griswold led a commission to expansion of the present state schools arguing the plan is unnecessary. He cited costs around 150 per year and urged focusing on improving probation and industrial schools rather than broad expansion.
Leroy A. Manchester, chief counsel for the Youngstown Sheet and Tube merger contest, shot himself in the head after court delayed resumption of proceedings. He was 72, a longtime firm member, and prominent local lawyer and Republican.
Amid a heat wave and heavy rains, the Senate chambers weigh a World War I veterans pension bill. The debate centers on benefits versus cost with President Hoover's stance and House actions shaping the path to a possible conference.
A Chicago report notes a 30 day extension and a record being broken. Details specify the time frame and the achievement but lack full context. The article emphasizes the breakthrough and its significance for the city.
Authorities renew calls to free Mooney while pursuing charges tied to the 1969 bombing. Prosecutors allege involvement of a fringe group. defense argues lack of evidence and demands due process. The case remains unresolved with ongoing legal wrangling and public pressure.
The river classic pits Capt Tom Greene and rival captain Chris Greene in a renewed grudge match on the Ohio River. Judges and exhibits line the finish as the brass bar prize and aging bragging rights are at stake. wide river history and previous Betsy Ann victors frame the contest and start time at 2 p.m. EST for a roughly six mile course.
General Electric and Obie Power plan a Sunday series of experiments on circuit breakers at a Philadelphia plant to test automatic opening of circuits during lightning or short circuits. A team of 32 engineers will push high power, aiming to prove faster disconnection and safer operation, with potential protection of property and workers.
Fire Chief Power appeals for cooperation to prevent fire and explosion injuries during Independence Day. He urges parents, teachers, and citizens in Zanesville to replace risky displays with safer diversions, keep premises clear of inflammables, and have a garden hose ready.
Ten thousand people at Roosevelt Field welcomed the Southern Cross crew after their trans Atlantic flight. Captain Cres srupe sketched the landing and Sir Ronald Lindsay and Grover Whaler joined the reception as crowds surged past police. The pilot said he would depart soon from the same base for another air voyage.
Reports from Lima and Capreol Ontario describe a night of earthquake tremors causing three derailed trains, two freight and one eastbound passenger, with six workers injured and several drowned in Vermilion River. In Martins Ferry Ohio Emma Johnson, 17, died after copperhead snake bites while berry picking.
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