Beakers Spark Oil From Dried Coconut In Bacteria Breakthrough
Discovery of a beer bacillus that breeds oil promises to replace costly machinery in extracting oil from coconuts. Bacillus delbrueckii from brewer's malt converts sugars to lactic acid and proteins to amino acids, yielding pure oil with a superior color. Scientists cite vast industrial potential and cheaper production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Chemical Society
John Woods Beckman
Oakland
Cal
Beckman
Harrison E. Howe
Washington
Industrial and Engineering Chemistry
Richmond
Jack P. Montgomery
Confederacy
Tariff Changes on Glass and Minerals Detailed
The article lists revised tariffs on glass products and minerals, including plate and mirror glass with weight and size rules, windows, perfume bottles, prisms, globes, surgical rods, and carbon electrodes. It notes shifts from prior rates, with many items seeing lower duties and specific size or weight conditions.
Oteel merger rests in Dominion Pleas Court
Eaton testifies in Youngstown as part of a merger case. he reports owning 260000 Sheet and Tube shares worth about 40000000, Wick estate controls 50000 more, he has bought 30000 shares since merger talks began, and three holding companies hold 135000 shares. He also says Eugene G. Grace of Bethlehem earns 1 million annually with VP salaries near 300000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Pleas Court
Youngstown
Shover
International Shares Company
Eaton
Wick
Eugene G. Grace
Bethlehem
Frisky Wife Divorced For Driving Nail File Into Ankle
Reno Nevada April 7 The divorce of M Converse grandson of Edwin Converse New York financier from Marion Converse granddaughter of John A McCall First President of New York Life was granted by default. The suit cited extreme cruelty and noted she failed to appear. The couple wed November 18 1922 at Garden City Long Island. Converse a noted yachtsman is brother of George Converse who divorced here last year and later married actress Anita Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nev
Converse -M. Converse
Edwin Converse
New York
Marion Converse
John A. McCall
New York Life Insurance Company
Converse
Atlantic
George Converse
Anita Stewart
Ohio Governor Cooper to Seek Second Term
Springfield Ohio April 7 Gov Myers Y Cooper announced to newspapermen that he would run again for a second term as Ohio chief executive on the Republican ticket It was his first formal statement after nomination papers circulated last week at the Y M C A banquet he said I think everybody understands that I intend to run for the office again He noted the state will spend about 25 million by year end on jobs and improvements to keep workers busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Myers Y. Cooper
Ohio
Cooper
Norwood Votes Bonds for City Improvements
Norwood approves two bond issues to fund five thousand dollars for Wick Avenue improvements and three thousand two hundred dollars for a high powered motor car and two motorcycles for police use. The council also approves Montgomery Pike repaving plans and a June dial phone switch over with a new daytime operator and increased trunk lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wick Avenue
Quatman Avenue
Corporation
Police Department
Norwood
Montgomery Pike
Carthage Avenue
City Hall
Baker
Wenzel
Paralysis serum may be secured for new cases by academy
About fifty Cincinnati Academy of Medicine members met at the Chamber of Commerce last night. Dr. Elizabeth Campbell reported enough blood from convalescent infantile paralysis patients to manufacture serum for treating new cases. Serum available from the Board of Health. Forms for regular health examinations were approved. Dr. C. Ross Deeds spoke on Diseases of the Rectum. April programs: 14 Liver disease treatment. 21 complete investigation in sterility cases. 28 traumatic surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Academy of Medicine
Chamber of Commerce
Elizabeth Campbell
Board of Health
Academy
C. Ross Deeds
Society
Charles A. Elliott
Northwestern University
Chicago
Samuel R. Meeker
Boston
Louis Field, Jr
Doctor Eckener Removed From Command Of Graf Zeppelin
In Pernam buco Brazil on April 7 Ernst Bexel arrived to supervise a mooring mast for Graf Zeppelin’s May South American flight. Rumors say Captain Hugo Eckener will not command the trip due to perceived excessive nationalism. Ernst Lehmann likely to lead the Graf on the Brazilian flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pernambuco
Brazil
Ernest Bexel
Zeppelin
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Graf Zeppelin
Hugo Eckener
Graf
Lufthansa
United States
Eckener
Claude Dornier
Ernst Lehmann
Naval Parley costs exceed ten million under Senate bill
The Senate passed a bill authorizing a Naval Parley program with more than 10 million dollars. Hawaii Navy facilities receive 1.7 million for Pearl Harbor waterfront development and 419000 for base support items. San Diego Naval Station gets 425000 for floating dry docks and 275000 for seven hangars. Puget Sound Navy Yard funding includes 1,310,000 for pier accessories and 125000 for paint storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Hawaii Naval Station
Pearl Harbor
San Diego Naval Station
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Bandits Take Packard After Abduction Threats
Mrs Louise Slimer of the Alms Hotel may find her eight cylinder Packard sedan in Newport today after two well dressed men jumped on the running boards of the vehicle last night. They forced the secretary Mrs Net tie Beahrs and her husband Norman Beahrs of 1806 North cutt avenue Bond Hill to drive through Walnut Hills Hyde Park and Oakley before ordering the car stopped at Edwards and Madison and sending them away. The men claimed they needed a fast car for the evening and that the car would be in Newport in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Slimer
Alms Hotel
Newport
Nettie Beahrs
Norman Beahrs
Northcutt Avenue
Bond Hill
Beaers
Walnut Hills
Hyde Park
Oakley
Edwards and
Madison Roads
Bealers
Plane crash in Indiana kills Samuel B Lambert
Samuel B Lambert of Lambert Aircraft Corp Moline Illinois lost his life when his small monoplane crashed about a mile south of South Bend Indiana airport. Witnesses say engine quit and one wing crumpled Lambert did not attempt to land and was en route to Detroit. Also noted fires destroy a parachute hut and hangar at Bolling Field in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Samuel B. Lambert
Lambert Aircraft Corporation
Moline
Ill
Lambert
Detroit
Find-the-Line Contest Winners Announced
Ten couples who first clipped eight ads from Saturdays Commercial Tribune classify section win tickets to the Lyric Theatre. Winners will receive notices by mail. names include Miss Jean Brettechneider and Miss Betty Wimberg among others in Cincinnati Covington and Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Lyric Theater
Saummox
Herbert Brenon
Fannie Hurst
Lacey Zeaeaey Thee Seton
Jean Brettechneider
Sterrett Avenue
Covington
Betty Wimberg
Enquirer Building
Cincinnati
Betty Mae Fantle
East Glenwood
Avondale
Nettie Buckles
Morris Place
E. E. Rig
South Woodmont Avenue
Fanny
Holmes
East Ninth Street
Elsie M. Ocolini
Big Four
Cin Cincinnati
John Steltenpohl
Kenton Street
Dayton
Irma Virginia Brodfuchter
Vine Street
Evelyn -Powelanky
Jamaica Ginger Probe Expands With Indictments Across State
Federal indictments emerge against Gin ger Flavor and Extract Company and partners in Cincinnati. Grand jury returns counts under national prohibition laws while other cases include auto thefts and a Post Office breach. Several defendants plead guilty with fines from 1 to 500 dollars. special court sessions may hear the Jamaica ginger cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Smith
Sawyer A. Smith
Kentucky
Smith
Cochran
Grayson
Milton Hicks
Marion Brown
Catlettsburg
Donald Foley
Langley Rose
Roy Smith
Pikeville
Ray Colley
Ashland
Mary Alexander
Newport
Obituary notices list local deaths and funeral details
A concise list of death notices from April 1930 providing names, residences, dates of death, and funeral arrangements. Entries include Andress, Boyd, Busey, Cutair, Daly, Hanke, Hoehn, Sauer, Walter, and Worpenberg with service times, locations, and burial details where specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Advent
Kemper Lane
Walnut Hills
Busey
Mary Elizabeth
Guy Tawney
Urbana
Ill
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan
Upland Place
Cutaiar
Amelia F
Helen Cutaiar
Erkenbrecher Avenue
Hoehn
Katherine B
Margarite
Ann Hoehn
W. D. Jacobs
Gilbert Avenue
Locust
George H. Rohde
Linwood
Delta Avenues
Miamiville
O. Walter
Margaret Geier
C. Wood Walter
Upland
Hospital Seeks Ban on Ginger Sales Over Paralysis Outbreak
City Council Finance Committee heard hospital officials link Jamaica ginger extract to a paralysis neuritis epidemic. They urged a $5,000 funding boost and asked action to stop selling ginger tea brand Jake, though no poison was proven despite tests for 32 substances. The affair focuses on residents within a mile of Government Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Hospital
City Council Finance Committee
A.C. Bachmeyer
Charles Kiley
Angela Dougherty
Jake
Jamaica
Col. Sherrill
Board of Health
Kiley
Government Square
Financier Held on Bond in Cleveland Jewel Heist Case
Simon Rosen berg, alleged gang member linked to the eight year old robbery of Chicago financier Arthur W. Cutten, was held in Cleveland on $25 000 bond as extradition papers moved to return him to Illinois. Two servants freed themselves and Cutten during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutten
Cleveland
Ohio
Ilinois
Simon Rosenberg
Arthur W. Cutten
Chicago
Lloyd George's Daughter Makes Forensic Debut
Megan Lloyd George addressed the House of Commons in favor of a slum district clearance bill. She spoke to a large audience, initially shy, then confident, in a modest black dress as the only woman Liberal in the Commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Megan Lloyd George
House of Commons
Commons
Birth Control Approved by Methodist Conference in Brooklyn
The New York East Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church approved birth control as moral and scientifically sound. It urged New York and Connecticut legislatures to lift restrictions on dispensing birth control information. The report, likely the first official Methodist stance on the issue, was presented by Rev. Paul Dubois and adopted unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York East
Methodist Episcopal Church
Brooklyn
Connecticut
Social Service Committee
Paul Dubois
Richmond Hill
Queens
Cincinnati at a Glance Delegation Named for Traffic Club Meet
President Barnard announced the Cincinnati Traffic Club delegation to the eighth annual convention of the Associated Traffic Clubs of America at the Gibson Hotel April 24 25 Regular delegates P R Weldman and H R Hendricks Alternates F H Luebbe and C H Patterson Also quoted Rev Harold Geistweit praising humility and a Bible class talk at the Central Y M C A A turkey dinner and a mush and milk dinner followed the address
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert ©. Barnard
Cincinnati Traffic Club
Associated Traffic Clubs of America
Hotel
Gibson
P. R. Weldman
C. & O. Railroad
H. R. Hendricks
Cincinnati Chemical Works
F. H. Luebbe
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
C. H. Patterson
N. & W. Railroad
Jesus Christ
Harold N. Geistweit
North Walnut Hills Improve ment Association names officers
At the Hoffman School last night the North Walnut Hills Improvement Association announced officers for its committees. Streets, Lewe and Sidewalks: Alec Frank, Charles Ulmer, Oscar Euphrat. Schools, Parks and Playgrounds: Dr. W. R. Femminger, A. F. Grey, M. M. Sullivan. Grievances: Oscar Euphrat, A. L. Frey. Public Utilities: A. J. Fries, G. H. Sandhegger, H. Reuter. Federated Civic Association: Oscar Euphrat, George Donahan, Louis Aichold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Walnut Hills
Cincinnati Reds President Weil to Speak at Buckeye Luncheon
Secreta Joseph Garretson Jr of the Buckeye Club says at today noon’s Buckeye weekly luncheon at the Hotel Gibson will feature Sidney Weil president of the Reds. Six University of Cincinnati musical comedy stars will perform acts from Sittin Pretty as part of the event this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secreta
Joseph Garretson, Jr
Buckeye Club
Sidney Weil
Cincinnati Reds
Buckeye
Hotel Gibson
University of Cincinnati
Street Cars Restore Regular Route After Main Street Construction
Street cars on Routes 44 and 53 will run their normal path again starting this morning, returning from detours over Fourth Street due to Main Street reconstruction. The Cincinnati Street Railway Company announced the change yesterday, resuming west on Sixth to Main and north on the usual route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
Main Street
Sixth
Main
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Legion Members to View Union Terminal Lecture
Members of Robert E. Bentley Post American Legion will visit their headquarters at 322 Broadway tonight to hear Colonel Henry M. Waite Chief Engineer discuss the Union Terminal project. The talk will be illustrated with motion pictures showing progress and details of the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Bentley
American Legion
Union Terminal
Broadway
Henry M. Waite
Community Chest leaders to speak at Cincinnati event
Roger Rogan general chairman and William J. Schroeder chairman of the executive budget committee will address the Cincinnati Life Underwriters Association Thursday at the Chamber of Commerce venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Rogan
William J. Schroeder
The
Community Chest
Cincinnati Life Underwriters’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Moonlight Dance Trip Aboard Island Queen Tonight
Four groups sponsor a moonlight dance aboard the steamer Island Queen this evening. Newport Chapter DeMolay, Fraternal Order of Eagles of Dayton Kentucky, Night Hawks, and Monadnock Lodge No 82 Ladies Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen invite the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen
Newport
Order of Eagles
Dayton
Night Hawks
Monadnock Lodge No. 82
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Auto theft indicts Walter Duane in Kissel-Skiles case
Walter Duane a 27 year old resident of New York City was brought back yesterday by Detectives O'Brien and Sweeney after admitting to stealing an automobile from the Kissel Skiles Auto Company several months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Duane
New York City
O'Brien
Sweeney
Kissel-Skiles Auto Company
Robbery at Carlisle Avenue Grocer Store
Pete Metroff, grocer at 409 Carlisle Avenue, and three customers were forced to the floor as four armed bandits robbed the cash register of $20 yesterday. Customer Charles Griffith of 525 Plum Street reported the robbers fled on foot through an alley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Metroff
Carlisle Avenue
Charles Griffith
Plum Street
McCarthy announces birth of son at Deaconess Hospital
Charles McCarthy the secretary to Fire Chief Barney J. Houston announced that his wife Mrs. McCarthy formerly Miss Vivian Jackson gave birth to an 8 pound boy at Deaconess Hospital. He distributed cigars to mark the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McCarthy
Barney J. Houston
McCarthy
Deaconess Hospital
Vivian Jackson
City Safety Department
Man Foils Robber With Stomach Kick on Quebec Road
Clarence Meye, 1119 Draper Street, operator of a John Street car, says a would be robber boarded at the end of the line on Quebec Road with a drawn gun and demanded money. He kicked the assailant, knocking him out. the man fled when Meyer checked again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Meye
Draper Street
John Street
Meyer
Quebec Road
Dry vote leads in Athens as city polls scale thirteen
The Literary Digest prohibition poll shows Athens Ohio with the strongest dry showing among thirteen cities. Gary Indiana near Chicago tops the wet list in the same group with results released by the New York World News Service.
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New York World News Service
New York
Athens
Literary Digest Today
Gary
Ind
Chicago
British Deny Appeal of American Slayer
The Central Criminal Appeals Court in London today dismissed William Henry Podmore's appeal against the death sentence for the murder of Vivian Messiter. Podmore, nicknamed the "Man With the Scar," was found guilty of killing Messiter on March 8 as he operated a garage in Southampton, where Messiter, once a prominent United States engineer, was employed.
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London
Central Criminal Appeals Court
William Henry Podmore
Vivian Messiter
Podmore
Messiter
United States
Southampton
Disrupted Schedule Fragments From Local Forum Notes
Fragmentary timetable lists multiple groups and times including Chamber of Forum at 12 15 Moral Risk 12 11 Retail Merchants 12 15 Building Owners Consumers League Rotary Children 1 Federation of Char Cincinnati Association Pattern Makers 6 Girl Gliders 8 00 hes 12 15 jon 6 30.
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Chamber of Forum
Consumers League
Rotary Children
Federation of Char
Cincmnatog Associat
Hes
Jon
William P. G. Harding Dies At 61 In Boston
William P. G. Harding, longtime Federal Reserve official, former President of the Federal Reserve Board, and Governor of the Boston Fed since 1922, died at the Algonquin Club after a prolonged illness. He helped keep the Board apolitical and previously led the War Finance Corporation. He rose from Alabama banking roots to national prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
William P. G. Harding
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Algonquin Club
Federal Reserve Board
Harding
Wilson
War Finance Corporation
University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Berney National Bank
Birmingham
First National Bank of Birmingham
William P. G. Harding Dies in Boston
The death in Boston of William P. G. Harding governor of the Boston Federal Reserve drew praise from two longtime officials. Senator Glass and Secretary Mellon lauded his ability judgment and influence during World War I and the postwar reconstruction period. Mellon recalled their years of association and called Harding an important factor in the system and the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boston
William P. G. Harding
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
Senator Glass
Virginia
Treasury
Harding
Mellon
Gov
Italy to Hold Funeral Rites for Queen Victoria
Rome reports funeral services for Queen Victoria of Sweden set for 10 o clock Wednesday at the German Church in Via Sicilia. Attending mourners include the King and Queen of Italy, Princess Mafalda, Princess Giovanna, Prince Philip of Hesse, the Greek royal family, and Mussolini’s family. The coffin will go to the railway station at noon for transport to Swinemunde and then Stockholm aboard a Swedish war vessel.
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Rome
Victoria
Sweden
Via Sicilia
Paris
Italy
Mafalda
Giovanna
Philip of Hesse
Mussolini
Swinemunde
Germany
Stockholm
Allene Sumner Dies After Operation In Berea Ohio
Allene Sumner, a Cleveland newspaper woman, died at Bereal Hospital near Cleveland after an operation. She began as a writer on The Cleveland News and later worked for The Cleveland Press and the Newspaper Enterprise Association. At her death she was a member of The Cleveland Plain Dealer. Funeral services will be held at Berea on Wednesday at 2:30 p.m.
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Cleveland, O
Allene Sumner
Cleveland
Bereal Hospital
Here
Cleveland News
Cleveland Press
Newspaper Enterprise Association
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Berea
Warren Child Dies From Bonfire Accident
Margaret Kubicina a four year old of Warren Ohio died from burns suffered when her clothes caught fire during a bonfire incident on Saturday. The child was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Kubicina. She died yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kubicina
Warren
Joseph Kubicina
Light turnout forecast for Chicago primary vote
Election Chief John Rusch predicted Chicago's primary turnout would not exceed 800000 from about 1207055 registered voters. He cited few Democratic party contests and noted past high turnouts in 1928 and 1930. Municipal Court Chief Justice Harry Olson ordered criminal courts kept open to hear election complaints and set bonds, keeping fifteen courts in session tomorrow until polls close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Chicago
John 8. Rusch
Harry Olson
Street Car Strikes Boy on Way to School in City
Irvin Jacoby Jr. eight was hit by a College Hill street car at Elm and Elder, suffering a skull fracture and serious injuries. He is at General Hospital after police brought him from the scene.
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Irvin Jacoby, Jr
Sellew Street
College Hill
Elm and
Elder Streets
General Hospital
Webster School
Alexander Williams
Oehler Street
Seventh
Carr Streets
Killis Wesley
Main Avenue
Norwood
William Mitchell
Carr Street
Williams
Snooze in Church Lands Man in Cell
Sidney Collins 40 of Englewood California tried to sleep on a Sunday night in a Walnut Hills Christian Science Church on Park Avenue. He entered, tampered with the safe, thought a time lock caused the failure, and waited as janitor William Troy locked the door and called police. He faces burglary charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Collins
Englewood
Cal
Christian Science Church
Park Avenue
Walnut Hills
Sid
William Troy
Patient's Fall Fatal at St Marys Hospital
Mrs. Carrie Mack aged 70 of 435 Bank Street died after a fall from her bed at St Marys Hospital. She had been a patient since March 21. Coroner F C Swing investigated the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Hospital
Carrie Mack
Bank Street
F. C. Swing
Mack
Death of Former New Mexico Senator Octaviano Larrazolo
Octaviano A. Larrazolo, 70, former United States Senator from New Mexico and former governor, died at his home in Aviano following a several months illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aviano Ee Eae
Lbuqudhque, N. M
Octaviano A. Larrazolo
United States
New Mexico
Paul Dana Dies. Sun Editor and Son of Charles Dana
Paul Dana, editor in chief of The New York Sun from 1896 to 1903 and son of Charles A. Dana, died today of pneumonia in New York at age 77.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Dana
New York
Charles A. Dana
The
New York Sun
G L Warner Dies After Hay Fall Injury
L Warner of Columbus Ohio reports that G L Warner aged 65 a farm hand died in a hospital after injuries from a March 29 fall from a hayman.
Lawrence W. McNamee Dies at 70 Former U.S. Steel Official
Lawrence W. McNamee of Gary Indiana died today at age 70. He was a retired official of the United States Steel Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
W. McNamee
Gary
Ind
Lawrence W. McNamee
United States Steel Company
J Wise Massillon Former Mayor and Senator Dies
J J Wise longtime Massillon mayor and ex state senator died today after an illness of two months. He served as mayor and held state legislative roles during his career in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Wise
Massillon
J. Wise
Woman, 60, Dies After Auto Crash in Hamilton County
The 1930 toll of automobile fatalities in Hamilton County rises to 41 with the death of Mrs Matilda Huerman 60 of 1627 Tiff Avenue at Good Samaritan Hospital. She suffered a skull fracture March 29 when struck by an automobile driven by Mrs Edna Nieman Daytona Avenue Cheviot at 618 Freeman Avenue during the Southeast Joslyn Company Building collapse scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Matilda Huerman
Tiff Avenue
Huerman
Good Samaritan Hospital
Edna Nieman
Daytona Avenue
Cheviot
Freeman Avenue
Joslyn Company
Representative Ruth Bryan Owen to Speak at Jefferson Jackson Banquet
Dayton will host the annual Jefferson Jackson day banquet on April 24 with speakers Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen from Florida and Joseph W. Byrne from Tennessee. The event highlights the political gathering and honors two U S representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ruth Bryan Owen
Florida
Joseph W. Byrne
Tennessee
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Lm.price Co Accurate Opticians
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Donald Brian
George Whites
Scandal
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Mitchell and
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Me Bott
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Catherine Dale Owen
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OTEEL
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Charles Woods
Lawanda Booth Crockett
George Crockett
Charles Faulk
Whitesburg
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Roy Elderidge
Somerset
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Mt. Olivet
Foreman
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Ec Raiser
Worthville
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Charles Duncan
Mason
Ira Wingham
Bedford
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Maysville
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Burington
Co. Cox
Augusta
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Burlington
H. E. White
Earl Adams
Cynthiana
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Geppert
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Sunport
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St. Mary's Cemetery
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Freeman Av
Julius Baer
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Methodist Conference
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Oon
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Walnut St
Kay Johnson
Conrad Nagel
Shanghai
Louisa Wolheim
Carmel Myers
Rudy Vallee
Ruth Etting
Pridas
Winnie Lightner
Chester Morris
Sportlight
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Capitol
Vine St
Greta Garbo
Anna Christie
Charles Bickford
Marie Dressler
Laurel and
Lyric Vine
Lummox
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Ben Lyon
Edna Murphy
Disney
Ann Pennington
Strand Wailnst
George Kelly
Hal Skelly
Doris Hill
Helene Chadwick
Eugene Pallette
George Fawcett
Nanette
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Flesh Gray
Louise Paz
Hollywood
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