Lincoln Memorial University sees first compulsory measures in strike
At Harrogate Tennessee on April 12 Acting President J H S Morison expelled student leader Clay McCarroll and discharged two professors as part of efforts to break a four day student strike. Morison claimed full control and warned he would act to end the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrogate
Tenn
Lincoln Memorial University
J. H. S. Morison
Morison
H. K. Ryder
H. A. Roop
Merlin G. Miller
Association
McCarroll
Hillside slide threat endangers Cincinnati homes and avenue plans
Railroad observers warn that cracked concrete retaining walls cannot be reliably patched, predicting early collapse for homes perched above the hill. Even if the slide halts at Gladstone Avenue the risk remains high, forcing rebar and concrete rebuilds and curtailing plans to widen and beautify Columbia Avenue.
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Gladstone Avenue
Columbia Avenue
Cincinnati
Senators and witnesses clash over Muscle Shoals probe
Bishop Cannon and Dwight W. Morrow testifying on a $1000 payment to Cannon by J W Worthington as Senator Black and Cannon trade insults in a heated exchange. Henry Curran of the anti prohibition group to testify Tuesday. LaGuardia warns of a major national scandal if the Cyanide bid revival is pursued in Alabama project talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight W. Morrow
John D. Rockefeller
J. E. Pierce
Huntsville
Ala
Henry H. Curran
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Senate
Muscle Shoals
LaGuardia
Rep
N. Y
Washington
American Cyanid Corporation
Alabama
Erie Rum Baron to Appeal Heavy Sentence
Toledo dispatch reports Larry Davidson, a major Lake Erie rum runner of 1929, held in county jail in default of 10,000 bail awaiting appeal to the U S Circuit Court. He was sentenced by Judge George P. Hahn in Federal Court to three years in Atlanta prison and a 3000 dollar fine for liquor transport offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Toledo
Larry Davidson
Lake Erie
United States Circuit Court
Davidson
George P. Hahn
Atlanta
Demure old woman runs check racket in Hamilton
Special to The Commercial Tribune reports a modestly dressed woman in Hamilton Ohio who passed a series of cold checks totaling $4.50 in multiple shops. Clerks could not refuse her payments as witnesses say she left with a younger companion toward Cincinnati and banks confirmed the signatures were fictional.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Oxford
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Defense motions denied in conspiracy case. appeal filed
Robert Philips defense attorney moved for a new trial but the motion was overruled. Philips gave notice of appeal. The trial of Daniel F. Coughlin, a co worker of Davidson in the bootlegging industry, is scheduled to go to trial soon in District Court here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Philips
Phillips
Daniel F. Coughlin
Davidson
Sheriff Johnson sentenced for beer manufacture in Michigan
Marquette Mich April 12 Sheriff John Ss Johnson of Gegebic County was convicted yesterday of manufacturing and possessing beer and today received a fifteen month term in Leavenworth Prison and a $2000 fine from Federal Judge Fred M Raymond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette, Mich
John Ss. Johnson
Gegebic County
Mich
Fred M. Raymond
Leavenworth
Springfield Mayor Indicted in Prohibition Conspiracy Case
Mayor T. H. Gibson of Springfield is indicted by a United States Grand Jury on conspiring to violate federal prohibition laws. The list includes ex Chief G. O. Pike, now in Leavenworth prison, former Assistant Chief H. L. Teaf, and about twenty others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
T. H. Gibson
United States
G. O. Pike
Leavenworth Federal Prison
H. L. Teaf
Potta Watomie County liquor case sentences issued
U S Judge Edgar S. Vaught sentenced all eight defendants in the Potta Watomie County liquor conspiracy case. Frank Fox former sheriff received two years in federal prison and a $1000 fine. John Baugh Bob Keys and Barney Lovette drew eighteen months and $500 fines. Homer Kaznberger’s sentence was postponed to June 16.
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Oklahoma City
Pottawatomie County
United States
Edgar S. Vaught
Frank Fox
John Baugh
Bob Keys
Barney Lovette
Homer Kaznberger
Earlsboro
W. O. Gordon
Gordon
Gandhi movement grows with salt war and women's role
The Gandhi campaign expands to a salt monopoly protest with women rising in prominence. Volunteers cut palm sap to brew liquor, picket wine shops, and plan salt manufacture at the seashore as Bombay nears National Week after Amritsar shootings. Gandhi likely to visit soon. The Congress urges nonviolence in tomorrow's demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gandhi
Bombay
Amritsar
Dandi
Mahatma
Indian National Congress
Chinese youth seeks punishment. court denies claim
In Chicago area an Evanston court refused to let I K Chiang prosecute himself after writing a $6 check with no funds. He offered restitution and the merchant withdrew charges. Chiang cited honor and family status, but the judge dismissed the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Occidental Justice
I. K. Chiang
Chiang
Evanston
Dress Factory Bombed in Ashtabula
The Hirsch Company dress plant on the Palace Theater Building third floor was damaged by a bomb today. Damage estimated at 500 dollars with no injuries reported. officials say the open shop firm has had no labor troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashtabula
8. Hirsch Company
Palace Theater
After Five Years, James Smith Returns to Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus Ohio April 12 After five years of freedom James Smith 31 Trumbull County returns to Ohio Penitentiary to serve time for stealing an automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
James Smith
Trumbull County
Ohio Penitentiary
Naval Parley Sets Stage for Limited Disarmament Pact
The article outlines capital ship retirements under a London treaty with ships scrapped within 30 months and four British vessels disposed of. Retained ships for training include the United States Arkansas Great Britain Iron Duke and Japan Hi-Yei with limited warfare use within months. Paris talks move slowly as Ramsay MacDonald Stimson and Wakatsuki press for a treaty signature after Easter. An American party led by three admirals travels from London aboard the George Washington. The British press calls the conference a partial success, praising Anglo American friendship and Hoover MacDonald efforts toward a lasting peace.
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British Empire
Marlborough
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Ramsay MacDonald
Stimson
Reijiro
Wakatsuki
Paris
Andre Tardieu
London
Southampton
George Washington
William A. Moffett
J. R. P. Pringle
Harry Vawell
France
Italy
The
Sunday Observer
J. L. Garvin
Hoover
Butler Sees Peace Through Moral Gravitation
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler in the Carnegie endowment report says armament limits will grow via economic and moral forces. He notes the Kellogg Briand pact clarifies peace as policy and predicts U S ratification of the World Court protocol soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
New York
Nicholas Murray Butler
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Dr. Butler
Endowment
United States
World Court
International Bank
Frazier
Washington
Senate
Rep
N. D
Caroline
Palestine Uses Troops to Insure Easter Peace
In Jerusalem on April 12 the Palestine government and police tightened controls for ten days around Easter Passover and Nebi Musa. Troops and machine guns were stationed at the Jaffa and Damascus gates, the temple area closed to non Moslems until April 18, and a special Jews route to the Western Wall set to curb Moslem pilgrim friction. Several Arabs were arrested including a local Arab newspaper editor for political speech. armed cars were held in readiness as British police patrolled with rifles.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Jaffa
Damascus
Old City
Brothers in Law Sentenced for Store Robberies
Two Era men Richard McWhorter and William Waites brothers in law were sentenced to Ohio Penitentiary and Mansfield Reformatory respectively for store robberies in Circleville Ohio McWhorter drew five to thirty years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circleville
Richard McWhorter
William Waites
Ohio Penitentiary
Mansfield Reformatory
McWhorter
Italian Fascists Release American From Army
Relatives of Antonio Pizzucco of the Bronx report a telegram from Senator Copeland stating he has been released from Italy's Fascist army. Copeland said the Italian Ambassador in Washington announced the action and the naturalized American citizen's case will be taken up with the State Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Antonio Pizzucco
Bronx
Italy
Royal
Copeland
Pizzuccio
Washington
Pizzucco
State Department
April Heatwave Reaches 92 Degrees in Ohio
Forecaster A. B. Heath reported the temperature hitting 92 degrees in the afternoon. The heat spurred blooms on fruit trees and shrubs, leaving many varieties in full bloom this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
A. B. Heath
Heat wave lingers as drought worsens across Southwest
The Southwest endures a continuing heat wave with little relief from drought. Temperatures reach near 90 in Independence Kansas with Kansas City at 85.5 as scattered showers offer scant moisture. Forecasters predict minimal rain and no temperature relief through midweek while crops suffer and fruits face frost risk.
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Kansas City
Weather Bureau
Independence
Kan
Mercury
Oklahoma City
San Antonio
Houston
Dallas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Illinois
F. D. Flora
Topeka
Spanish Prince Heads Blind and Deaf Society
Madrid April 12 Prince Jaime second son of King Alfonso was installed as Honorary President of the National Institute for the blind and deaf The prince was born deaf mute but, after treatment, has gained some speech The ceremony was attended by many deaf mutes in attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Jaime
Alfonso
National Institute For the Blind and Deaf
Death notices appear in Cincinnati area papers
A list of obituaries and funeral notices dated April 1930 announces deaths of Richard C. Blackburn Nora J. Freeman Louise Hampel Henry Krueskamp Meyer Newhoff Charles Hubbard Albert Roth Bernard J. Ringemann M Theresa Schweitzer Mary Stoddard Frederick L Tritle Gertrude E Trappe with funeral details including locations and dates across Cincinnati and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackburn
Richard C
John K
Mahala Howell Blackburn
Cyril
Riddle Road
Hampel
Louise
Alois Hampel
Cedar Lane
Dixie Highway
Ft. Mitchell
Spring Grove
Krueskamp
Henry
West Seventh Street
Covington
John N. Middendorf Sons
Main Street
Jin Spring
Grove Cemetery
Cincinnati
O. Newhoff—Meyer
Minnie Schroder Newhoff
Madison Road
Weir Funeral Home
Reading Road
Avondale
Rust
Charles Hubbard
Annie Brown, Rust
Richard Sutton Rust
Roslyn Apartments
Ludlow
Middleton Avenues
Clifton
Roth—Allbert
Mary Lang
New York City
Dunkman
Clark Street
Ringemann
Bernard J
Amelia Ringemann
Heintz
Eastern Avenue
St. Rose Church
Schweitzer
M. Theresa
Mary
Nee Beatty
Frank Stoddard
Anna Beatty
J. J. Sullivan Company
Broadway
Bequiem
St. Marys Church
Thirteenth
Clay Streets
Tritle
Frederick L
Angline Geilfus Tritle
Rockford
Charles H. Geilfus
Bruce
Hamilton Avenue
Trappe
Gertrude E
W. F
Pauline Trappe
Derrick
J. F. Annas
S. H. Struble
R. Townsend
Albert
Arthur Trappe
Muehlenkamp
Costigan & Roll
York Street
Newport
Funeral Notice for Meyer Newhoff of Cincinnati Elks
Officers and members of Cincinnati Lodge No. 5 BPO Elks attend funeral services for Meyer Newhoff at Well Funeral Home Reading on Monday April 14 1930 at 2 30 PM. Signed John F Fussinger Senior Ruler J S Richardson Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. O. Elks No. 5
Cincinnati Lodge No. 5
B. P. O. Elks
Elks
Meyer Newhoff
Well Funeral Home
John F. Fussinger
J. S. Richardson
Hoover criticized for backing League of Nations by stealth
Mrs. Nellie Laylee Ross former Wyoming governor told the Southern Women’s National Democratic Organization of New York at a Jefferson birthday dinner that President Hoover and his Republican aides avoided open endorsement of the League of Nations by subtle means, citing the World Court and European armament talks as evidence. She said Hoover once supported the league but later could not openly back it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nellie Laylee Ross
Wyoming
Southern Women’s
National Democratic Organization of New York
Hoover
League of Nations
Jefferson
Ross
Democratic National Committee
Europe
Pauline Frederick to Wed Hugh Leighton in April
The Portland Evening Express reports Pauline Frederick a thrice married actress and Hugh C Leighton former Portland resident and InterState News Co. president plan to wed this month. Relatives of Leighton remain noncommittal about the marriage which was to take place in Portland but was delayed by unforeseen circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Portland Evening Express Today
Pauline Frederick
Hugh Cchisholm Leighton
Interstate News Company of
New York
Leighton
Elizabeth Wilcox Leighton
Paris
Frederick
Young Mexican couple use plane for elopement
Mexico City reports the first air elopement to the United States. Josefina Soto de Perez sought help finding Esther, 16, who vanished Tuesday. Police traced her to Yalabuena field with cousin and lover Alejandro Prieto Soto, who flew to Texas and married there yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
United States
Josefina Soto de Perez
San Antonio
Tex
Esther
Yalabuena
Alejandro Prieto Soto
Knoxville Seeks Franchise Return to Southern Association
Knoxville Tennessee bids to rejoin the Southern Association with reports that Mobile plans to sell its franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Knoxville, Tenn
Southern Association
Mobile
Dr. C. D. Shafer Dies at New Richmond After Retirement
Dr. C. D. Shafer former Cincinnati physician died at his home in New Richmond Ohio. A prominent Mason and Cincinnati Medical Association member he is survived by his widow Blanch Shafer. Funeral at T. P. White & Sons New Richmond Sunday at 4 PM followed by burial at Middlesex Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.D. Shafer
C.D
Cincinnati
New Richmond
Shafer
Cincinnati Medical Association
Blanch Shafer
T. P. White & Sons
Middlesex
Funeral services for Meyer Newhoff
Funeral services for 63 year old Meyer Newhoff of 2570 Madison Road will be held at Weil Funeral Home on Reading Road tomorrow afternoon. Burial will be in the Jewish Cemetery. He operated the Newhoff Department Store at Clark and Linn, was a Globe Overall partner, and a member of the Masons Elks Cincinnati Club and Plum Street Temple. Survived by widow Minnie Schroder Newhoff and sister Amanda Greenfield, both of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer Newhoff
Madison Road
Weil Funeral Home
Reading Road
Newhoff
Clark and Linn Streets
Globe Overall Manufacturing Company
Masons, Elks, Cincinnati Club
Plum Street
Dr. Davis Van Horne Dies at 92 in Amsterdam New York
Dr. Davis Van Horne 92 former President Emeritus of Central Theological Seminary died today in Amsterdam New York. He led the seminary from 1888 to 1907 guiding its move from Heidelberg College to Dayton. He also served as a former President of the General Synod of the Reformed Church and was a noted writer of religious works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis van Horne
Tiffin
Central Theological Seminary
Dayton
Amsterdam
N. Y
Heidelberg College
van Horne
Heidelberg
General Synod of the Reformed Church
Princeton Professor Emeritus Dr Theodore W Hunt Dies at 86
Dr Theodore Whitefield Hunt emeritus English professor and second oldest Princeton graduate died at 86 in Princeton New Jersey He arrived in 1861 as Civil War era students parted with some joining Union forces and some Confederates He graduated in 1865 son Holloway W Hunt who also graduated Princeton in 1818
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore W. Hunt
Princeton
N. J
Theodore Whitefield Hunt
Princeton University
Hunt
Holloway W. Hunt
Metuchen
Charles S Taylor Dies of Heart Trouble in Newark Auto Death
Charles S Taylor 60, manager at a sewing machine company office in Newark Ohio, died at the wheel of his automobile from heart trouble. He passed away today at his local residence after collapsing while driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Taylor
Newark
Charles S. Taylor
Mrs Ida May Reynolds Dies in Columbus at 67
Mrs Ida May Reynolds of Columbus Ohio died last night. She was 67 and wife of Dr James F Reynolds. Survived by brother T B Pritchard of Cleveland and sister Mrs Jennie Willey of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida May Reynolds
Columbus
April Tae
James F. Reynolds
T. B. Pritchard
Cleveland
Jennie Willey
Marion
Death of Dr. B Frank La Salle Rochester Pioneer Dentist
Dr. B Frank La Salle aged 98 founder of the Rochester Dental Society and credited with originator of the gold crown died in Pittsburgh near Rochester. Born in Longdale Quebec he spent most of his life in New York state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Frank LA Salle
Rochester
N. Y
The
Rochester Dental Society
Pittsburgh
Longdale
Quebec
New York State
William Edwards Dies at 7 in Sudbury Ohio
William Edwards seven son of former State Senator John S Edwards of Licking County died today at the Sudbury home from organic heart disease. Edwards serves on the State Tax Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Edwards
Columbus
John S. Edwards
Licking County
Sudbury
Edwards
State Tax Commission
John P Halley Dies at 89 in Decatur Hospital
John P. Halley 89 a prominent member of the Ohio Legislature about thirty years ago died in a Decatur hospital today. The obituary notes his long public service and local prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Halley
Decatur
Ohio
Police seek two burglars after downtown theft
Police pursue two burglars who robbed Clifford Steinecker store windows on Grand Boulevard. An automobile stolen earlier was found nearby with a damaged windshield and a driver believed shot. One suspect fled after firing at Officer Korb who fired in the air and then at the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Gordon Korb
Clifford Steinecker
Grand Boulevard
Harmon and Hensley Avenues
Edward Riley
Robert Dinwiddie
Korb
J. C. Calhoun
Williams fined for liquor and weapons after arrest on Dixie Highway
Arthur Williams of 933 South was fined 100 dollars and costs in Police Court for possessing liquor after his company on Thirteenth Street, while his son Russell Sloan denied ownership. Williams also paid 50 dollars and costs for carrying concealed weapons. Sloan Williams and Edward Butts were arrested Thursday night after Butts struck Detective Robert Dinwiddie who was questioning them in a parked car on Dixie Highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Williams
South
Thirteenth Street
Russell Sloan
Williams
Sloan
Edward Butts
Butts
Robert Dinwiddie
Dixie Highway
Hamilton Census Nears Completion On Schedule
P. P. Boli, census supervisor, said Hamilton will be thoroughly canvassed in the two weeks ending April 16. He noted it will take time to arrange the totals and that the population of New Miami, a village north of Hamilton, will be announced Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
P. P. Boli
Boli
New Miami
Driver Held for Manslaughter in North Street Crash
James A. Mitchell, 24, of 160 Webster Avenue, was held to the grand jury under $3,000 bond by Judge A. J. Pater after a lengthy hearing in Police Court on a manslaughter charge. The automobile he drove struck and killed Henry Gephart, 64, of Miamisburg on North B street a week earlier. Mahlon Gephart, a brother of the victim, aids in the prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Mitchell
Webster Avenue
A. J. Pater
Henry Gephart
Miamisburg
B. Street
Mahlon Gephart
Barther
Long skirts fall from favor among modern girls
Miss Roll of the home economics department at the high school told an assembly that long skirts are out of fashion as girls adopt shorter styles to look more youthful and energetic for modern life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roll
Home Economics
Two New Miami Men Fined in Liquor Law Violation
Charles Miller and Finley Isaacs were fined 300 dollars and costs each after arraignment before Judge E J Kautz in Common Pleas Court for liquor law violations. They were arrested after a raid led by state prohibition officer D I Rudisell with deputy sheriffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Miller
Finley Isaacs
New Miami
E. J. Kautz
Common Pleas Court
D. I. Rudisell
Trenton Man John Heck Found Dead at Nephew’s Home
John Heck aged 85 of Trenton was found dead in bed at his nephew J E Schenck’s Miami street home. He had lived in the village for years. The funeral will be Sunday afternoon in Trenton with burial at Miltonville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heck
Trenton
J. E. Schenck
Miami Street
Miltonville
Liquor racket crackdown halts figures in 317 Court room
A padlock was placed today in a room at 317 Court Street where Ly man Williams and Mellville Auraden previously resisted in what officers called the liquor racket. Williams is serving a term in Atlanta and Auraden also remains in federal toil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Street
Lyman Williams
Mellville Auraden
Williams
Atlanta
Auraden
Building Permits Rise in Hamilton Ahead of 1929
Building operations in Hamilton show a year to date rise with total permits in the first quarter totaling 376289 dollars versus 368721 dollars for the same period in 1929. The figures were released today by Mrs. Bess Dennis, Secretary in the office of Jacob Braun, City Building Inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Bess Dennis
Jacob Braun
Woman Struck by Auto in Critical Condition
Mrs. Glenna Braun 21 of 128 Louis avenue was seriously injured yesterday afternoon after being hit by a car driven by Edward Light 3110 Glendora avenue as she boarded a Lockland street car at Louis avenue and Vine street. She has skull fracture internal hemorrhages and multiple injuries. Also mentioned were Mrs. Pearl White and Everett Clark injured when an automobile overturned after a collision with a second car driven by Ray Springer at Pearl and Martin streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenna Braun
Louis Avenue
Edward Light
Glendora Avenue
Lockland Street
Vine Street
General Hospital
Pearl White
Kinsey Avenue
Everett Clark
Monastery Road
Ray Springer
Delta Avenue
Pearl and
Martin Streets
Two Die In Plane Crash Near Three Forks Airport
In Butte Montana on April 12 Herman Carbon 24 the pilot and Bill Gordon 27 a passenger were killed when their aircraft plummeted about 200 feet one mile from Three Forks Airport. Carbon had about 200 flight hours and worked with the Three Forks Aircraft School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
Herman Carbon
Bill Gordon
Three Forks
Carbon
Cincinnati Florists Earn National Honors at Minneapolis Show
Two Cincinnatians were honored by the Society of American Florists at the national convention in Minneapolis. W. Ray Murphy, a local wholesale florist, was named first Vice President of the national society, and Mrs. C. H. Peterson, wife of cyclamen specialist C. H. Peterson, was elected Vice President of the women's unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of American Florists
Minneapolis
W. Ray Murphy
National Society
C. H. Peterson
Yeggmen Fail to Loot Al-Mo-Co Office Safe
A safe at the Al-Mo-Co Corporation offices at 3271 Spring Grove Avenue was pried open early yesterday morning but yielded only papers. The thief forced a rear window and removed the combination knob before entering with a wire hanger hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeggman
Al-Mo-Co Corporation
Molasses
Spring Grove Avenue
Cleveland Negro arrested after window burglary at Jacobs store
A Negro named Stokes Nunn, 24, of Cleveland, was caught leaving David J. Jacobs & Co. at 224 West Fifth Street with clothing valued at 64. Police officers Stull and Haller were alerted by a burglar alarm and found the suspect at the scene. He is held for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stokes Nunn
Cleveland
David J. Jacobs & Co
West Fifth Street
Romanus Stull
Carl Haller
Nunn
Fire at Avon Fields shelter house causes $50 damage
Fire companies responded to Avon Fields Municipal Golf Links on Reading road early yesterday when a shelter house burned. Firemen under Marshal John Ferguson extinguished the blaze with an estimated $50 loss. Ferguson suspects a carelessly thrown cigarette started the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Fields
Reading Road
John Ferguson
Ferguson
Venice woman wrecks car after horn blast at Brighton
Mrs. Pollyanna Eisenberg of Venice Ohio swerved to avoid a horn blowing motorist and struck a boulevard light pole on Central Park Way Brighton yesterday noon. Her car was demolished but she escaped uninjured while the other driver sped away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollyanna Eisenberg
Venice
Central Parkway
Brighton
Robbery on Whitely and Colerain Strikes John Schantz
John Schantz of 1618 Elmira avenue was robbed of 28 dollars and a 25 dollar watch by two car bandits who demanded a match at Whitely street and Colerain avenue. They stopped their car, showed two guns, and forced him to raise his hands after he got off a bus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schantz
Elmira Avenue
Whitely Street
Colerain Avenue
Schantz
Boy Falls From Wall Injures Skull
Richard Girardeau five year old son of Mrs Geraldine Girardeau at 766 East McMillan Street was injured seriously last night after falling from the top of a four foot wall in the rear of his home He was taken to General Hospital where physicians found a fractured skull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Girardeau
Geraldine Girardeau
McMillan Street
General Hospital
U S government orders probe of steel merger
The Department of Justice investigates the Youngstown Sheet and Tube and Bethlehem Steel merger to assess Sherman antitrust and Clayton act violations. Assistant AG John Lord O'Brien heads the inquiry, reviewing monopoly risks and stock acquisition rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
Department of Justice
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
John Lord O’brien
Sheet and Tube
Youngstown
Mayor and Commissioner Convicted in Graft Case
Former Scranton mayor E. B. Jermyn and ex Civil Service Commissioner Harry J. Friend were found guilty of conspiracy in Criminal Court. They faced a week long trial over graft alleged paid by heads of a slot machine syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
E. B. Jermyn
Harry J. Friend
Civil Service
River stage falls as boats depart for Huntington and Louisville
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 22.4 feet at 6 o'clock last night and was lowering. The Tom Greene departed for Huntington at 6 pm while the Kentucky left for Louisville at 9 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Tom Greene
Huntington
Kentucky
Louisville
John W. Hubberd
Pittsburgh
Pierre
W. Va
Ateee Parkersburg
W.va
Weeee
Pleasant
Vaenna
Enone
See
Aeons
Ave
Portsmouth
Kyi
Neel Ae
Dam
Ind
Evansville
Seeesenneene
Dam No
Bie
Dem
Hinton
Vainio
Kanawha Falls
Charleston
Wikpencoee
Aeeee Logan
W. Yh
Tee Williamson
Van
Pikeville
Aetee Farmers
Dayton
Burnside, Kyne
Nashville
Ten
Knoxville
Tenn
Chattanooge
Neeweteree
Johnsonville
Eave Cipaaninaal
Shoes Pe Aear
Ebr. Eaewee Enennes
Omaha
Kansas City
Estate
Relatives plan to contest will in Oesterreich case
John L. Oesterreich of Pasadena and siblings in Chicago announce they have engaged counsel to challenge the late Fred Oesterreich estate plan. The will allegedly leaves about 1 million dollars to the widow Walburga with multi group beneficiaries of 50 000 each and 30 000 to Mrs Margie Tecks and Mrs Magdaline Korsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
John Ll. Oesterreich
Pasadena
Cal
Fred Oecesterreich
Otto Samhuber
Milwaukee
Wis
John Oesterreich
William
P. C. Tietz
Chicago
Walburga Oesterreich
Harry Voss
Christian Science Church
Oeoesterreich
Voss
Oesterreich
Margie Tecks
Chilton
Magdaline Korsel
Sanhuber
Fred Oesterreich
America Votes Against International Code From Hague Conference
The Hague conference on codification of international law ended with little agreement. Only the Nationality Commission produced a convention opposed by the United States, with David Hunter Miller of the State Department unable to sign. Doris Stevens chaired the Inter-American Commission of Women which attacked it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Hague
Nationality Commission
United States
David Hunter Miller
Treaties
American State Department
Inter-American Commission of Women
Doris Stevens
Theodorus Heemskerk
Peace Palace
Commission On
League of Nations Council
Chicago Socialite Buys Rembrandt Portrait for 250000
Mrs. Francis Neilson wife of the author and Gustavus Swift's daughter paid 250000 for Rembrandts Young Lady With a Fan. The painting, once at Lord Leconfield’s Petworth House, travels to America for an exhibit in Detroit next month with Dr. W R Valentiner. A companion Taft painting will also be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Francis Neilson
Gustavus Swift
Rembrandt
Swift
Paris
America
London
Lord Leconfield
Petworth House
Sussex
Raphael
Prince of Wales to Fly from Malakal to Khartum
The Prince of Wales arrived aboard the steamer Omdurman at Malakal and will transfer to a dozen airplanes for a 400 mile flight to Khartum. Gov Gen Sir John Maffey and officials will meet at the airdrome and escort the royal party to the Blue Nile palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khartum
Prince of Wales
Omdurman
Malakal
John Maffey
Blue Nile
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Lincoln Memorial
Bishop Cannon
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Blind and Deaf Society
Busse &Borgmann Co
Freeman
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Fourth St
Bet
Breadway & Ludlow
H. C. Leighton
U. S
Wil OF
Slain
Los Angeles Triangle
Hague
Wales
Entourage
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