Reparations Talks In Paris Make Little Progress
Paris April 22 The Dawes Committee enters its eleventh week with despondent mood as Dr Schacht and colleagues return from Berlin empty handed. French Premier Poincare says France cannot go further, while experts doubt new concessions will emerge to advance the conference toward a final settlement. Formal plenary session is anticipated with possible German demands for continued talks.
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Paris
Reenend Dawes Committee
Dr. Schacht
Berlin
Beck
Behe
Owen
Emil Merees
Poincare
France
General Council
Meuse
English rector bullet victim in Runcorn crime tragedy
In Runcorn Lancashire Chief of Police Charles Hayward and his son the Rev Thomas F Hayward were found dead from accidental shooting in a police storeroom. The son had brought home his fiance Margaret Mackintosh for wedding plans. A sergeant heard a shot and found the son dead then the Chief, distraught, was killed by a second shot.
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Liverpool
Runcorn
Lancashire
Charles Hayward
Thomas F. Hayward
Oldham
Margaret Mackintosh
Hoover Appeals for Obedience Amid Lawsuit Claims
Fragmented OCR text claims blame for disregarding laws placed on an entire citizenry and features garbled references to President Hoover appealing for obedience, with unclear names and places.
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Hoover
Cooper Defends We Legislatives Achievements
Governor Cooper defended the Pence law and gasoline tax at Hamilton County events. He criticized the Pence law for letting utilities raise rates without commission review and argued the gas tax funds road maintenance for 1.7 million cars. He warned that $25 million of public money is tied up pending ownership, urging law obedience and road safety.
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Cooper
Wimeiatiig
Big
General Assembly
Gov. Cooper
Hamilton
Republican Women's Club
Republican Club
Wealthy youth kills himself with shotgun
Gholson Kittredge, 19, heir to New York wealth, died in a barn at his uncle Edward Y. Kittredge's Avondale estate. He placed a twenty gauge shotgun to his head and fired, leaving a note of mental distress. Coroner Swing ruled death by own action after family talks and funeral preparations.
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Gholson Kittredge
Avondale
D. W. Kittredge
New York City
Edward Y. Kittredge
Washington Avenue
Lincoln Teachers’ College
Columbia University
New York
Young Kittredge
E. I. Fogel
Reading Road
Swing
Fred C. Swing
Jones law to govern all cases in eastern Wisconsin
Levin H Bancroft district attorney says every liquor case in the district will be handled under the Jones law and sent to the grand jury, regardless of felony or misdemeanor distinctions. He cites max penalties of five years or 10000 dollars for sale or manufacture with possession and nuisance cases remaining misdemeanors. He argues the law is inconsistent and will not differentiate, leaving grand jury decisions to determine outcomes.
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Hunfees & Publishers
Edito
Buco Antenia Hotel
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Levin H. Bancroft
Jones Law
Mabel Walkervillebrandt
Drys
Prohibition Department
Bancroft
Grand Jury
Patone
Man fabricates abduction tale for cheap publicity
Fifteen year old Harold Harshman confessed to inventing the Beatrice Rosenbaum kidnapping to gain notoriety. Prosecutors say he followed the search, later admitted no car theft, and remains in custody as authorities decide on juvenile placement. Beatrice, a subnormal girl, was later found deceased in a Salem ravine.
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Harold Harshman
Beatrice Rosenbaum
Youngstown
Ray L. Thomas
Harshman
Beatrice
Salem
Rosenbaum
William Lally
J. J. Nicholas
Thomas
Ravenna
David
Planning for Personal Loans in Times of Need
Foresight warns that aging and illness bring financial strain and suggests securing a reliable loan before emergencies. The Commercial Tribune’s classified columns list credible loan branches to help you tide over difficulties and meet obligations with dignity.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Amplifier Hearings In Raso Murder Trial
Witnesses testified in the first degree murder case of Joseph Raso as a microphone and amplifier system let jurors hear every word clearly. Installed by the Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Co the device may become a permanent court fixture.
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Cincinnati
Bell Telephone Company
Joseph Raso
Sycamore Street
Charles S. Bell
Raso
John L. Clagett
Thomasino Raso
Race Street
Dudley M. Outcalt
Simon Leis
Fourteenth
Race Streets
State Seeks Bids For Mowing Weeds Across 5018 Miles
The State Highway Department in Columbus seeks bids to mow weeds and underbrush along 5018 miles of state highways. Bids must be filed with Director of Highways Robert N. Waid by noon Friday, with an estimated cost of 208 343 dollars. This covers every county, part of bids totaling 1 893 820 dollars for paving, bridge work and weed mowing in the Cooper administration’s second term.
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Columbus
State Highway Department
Robert N. Waid
Waid
Cooper Administration
University instructor faces divorce from art student wife
Gladys Theis filed for divorce from Charles V Theis an University of Cincinnati geography instructor alleging cruelty and neglect. She cites marital strain since their 1927 marriage and says he offered no support for her education and required care for his invalid mother.
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Cincinnati
Charles V. Theis
Eden Avenue
Theis
Gladys Theis
Charles L. Hopp
Gladys Hulings
Long Maintains Tour as Impeachment Inquiry Restarted
Louisiana Governor Huey P. Long pressed his rural stump tour while the House reopened impeachment charges. He claimed Senators pledged to impeach without hearing evidence and attacked the Standard Oil Company over license taxes. Senator T A McConnell faced protests in New Orleans as part of the response.
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Baton Rouge
Huey P. Long
Louisiana House of Representatives
Long
Lafayette
Standard Oil Company
T. A. McConnell
New Orleans
McConnell
Mrs. Frank Murphy dies in Ocala auto crash
Mrs. Frank B. Murphy wife of Ohio Congressman Murphy was killed near Ocala Florida when an automobile skidded and overturned nine miles from the city. Her mother another woman and two men were hospitalized. The husband reportedly headquartered in Washington DC awaited word.
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Ocala
Fla
Frank B. Murphy
Steubenville
Congressman Murphy
Ohio
Knauff Found Guilty in Election Fraud Case
Roy A. Knauff, clerk of the Adams County Election Board in Portsmouth Ohio, was found guilty by a 12 member jury of uttering a false election abstract. The verdict carries a possible two to five year penitentiary term though sentence was held pending a motion for a new trial. The case stemmed from an investigation into Knauff’s lack of votes in his bid for the Fourth District Court of Appeals.
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Portsmouth
Roy A. Knauff
Adams County Election Board
Knauff
Scioto County Grand Jury
James S. Thomas
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Mississippi River Hits Record Flood Threat in Illinois and Missouri
In Quincy Illinois and surrounding areas the Mississippi River swelled above levees due to spring rains. Guardsmen patrolled levees to shield farms and factories. St. Louis eyes 31.5 feet while Hannibal reports 21 feet as levee breaks flood thousands of acres and put 500 workers out of work.
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Ill
Mississippi
Illinois National
Lima Lake District
St. Louis
Hannibal
International Show Company
Mark
Canton
British racer abandons mile speed push for other records
Capt. Malcolm Campbell, the British driver of the Blue Bird, announced at Cape of Good Hope he will not pursue the existing mile speed record of 231 mph set by Segrave. He will instead attempt records for one, five and ten kilometers on the same run, having achieved 224.58 mph on his first run and 212.51 mph on the second.
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Verneur Pan
Cape of Good Hope
Malcolm Campbell
H. O. B. Segrave
Daytona Beach
Campbell
Bluebird
Embryo Ponz Fails Gambler Houseboat Scheme on Ohio River
Elmer Young a 27 year old Owensboro interior decorator married in Louisville on February 5 attempted a gambler friendly riverfront plan in Newport sedamsville by anchoring a houseboat on the Ohio River and trading a stolen car for boats. Police recovered the stolen auto and the man faced federal jurisdiction questions as his wife remained jailed in Cincinnati.
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Elmer Young
Owensboro
Elmer
Newport
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Louisville
Robert Schatzer
Washington Avenue
Sedamsville
William Knapper
Hastings Street
Schatzer
Edward Hicks
Dyersburg, Tenn
Hicks
Gibson urges equivalent tonnage to cut world naval arms
Geneva April 22 Anglo American friendship boosts hopes for naval arms reduction after Hugh S Gibson American delegate at the Preparatory Disarmament Conference outlined a plan to apply equivalent tonnage. Britain and other powers are urged to discuss a common sense agreement and a possible naval holiday ahead of the Washington treaty expiry.
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Lord Cushendun
Hugh S. Gibson
Hoover
Commission
Gibson
England
France
Japan
Italy
America
Great Britain
Britain
United States
Washington
Community Chest Pledges Reach Two Hundred Eighty Four Thousand
Pledges totaling 284740.20 were reported at a Gibson luncheon with 500 attendees. Three days of solicitation brought 766728.47 in pledges. $1290272 remained to meet the goal as the drive continues through Wednesday relocation to Linton for lunches.
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Drive
Community Chest
Daily Report
The
Gibson
W. H. Albers
Mr. Albers
Linton
Northeastern Ohio Legion District Conference Meets in Youngstown
About 150 delegates from 100 posts gathered in Youngstown on April 21 for the Northeastern Ohio district conference of the American Legion. The meeting focused on policy and development of the organization, with exchanges of ideas and programs.
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District Legion
Youngstown
American Legion
Northeastern Ohio
Marine Library Seeks Books for Sailors
The American Merchant Marine Library appeals for books and magazines of all types to supply sailors at sea. Today is the last day to drop items with conductors on Cincinnati street cars and at the Public Library and Mercantile Library branches on the river’s other side. Requests include textbooks travel histories biographies novels and scientific treatises.
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American Merchant Marine Library
Public Library
High Seas
Cincinnati
Mercantile Library
Public
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