British Labor Renounces Private Blockade in War Doctrine
The British Labour party publishes a pamphlet on Freedom of the Seas based on Wilson's fourteen points. Ramsay MacDonald forewords the work arguing private war and blockade lack substance and call for international action to keep seas open or closed by covenants. The piece notes strong American protest in 1915 and urges redefining maritime law.
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London
Labor Party
Ramsay MacDonald
Wilson
Labor
Great Britain
America
Student Refugee From Government Flees Officers
A 20 year old former University of Cincinnati student, Leonid Rouzitsky Goussakoff, escaped custody while under deportation threat for entry violations from Russia. He had been jailed in Hamilton County awaiting deportation after immigration arrest in February and failing mid year exams. His brother Peter Rouzitsky, once engineering honors, is now in Washington and reportedly disavowed responsibility.
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Russia
Lenoid Rouzitsky Goussakoff
Leonid M. Rouzitsky
University of Cincinnati
Roger Conant
Rouzitsky
Hamilton County
University
Peter Rouzitsky
Engineering
Washington, D.C
Cincinnati
Federal tax take for nine months ends March 31 1929
The Internal Revenue Bureau reports that federal taxes for the first nine months of fiscal year 1929 totaled 2 137 178 647, up 60 310 689 from the prior year. New York led with 271 720 349 in income taxes, while North Carolina followed at 184 976 543 in total payments including 14 935 680 income tax.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
New York
New York State
North Carolina
Illinois
Pennsylvania
California
Cincinnati considers city taxi service for employee travel
City Manager Col. Sherrill forms a three member committee to study options for replacing about one hundred city owned cars with possible arrangements. Assessments will compare assigned cars pool city owned not assigned and taxi service either city owned or from outside agencies or driverless outside services.
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Cincinnati
Col. Sherrill
Henry Urner
Robert N. Olin
Charles E. Lex, Jr
After Commencement The Furnished Room Ad Call
After commencement many youths move to Cincinnati seeking affordable housing. Renters will scan the morning paper for a room to fit their needs. Offer your spare room in The Commercial Tribune under Furnished Room or Room-and-Board to reach hungry tenants. Call Canal 6300.
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Cincinnati
The
Commercial Tribune
Canal 6300
Auto Driver Not Liable If Passengers Possess Liquor
Judge Thomas H. Morrow ruled a driver cannot be held liable for liquor found with another passenger unless he knew of the possession. He reversed Collin Daniels’s liquor conviction from Municipal Court, overturning a $150 fine and costs. The appeal was argued by Arthur C. Fricke.
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Thomas H. Morrow
Common Pleas
Collin Daniels
West Sixth Street
George i. Tebbs
Arthur C. Fricke
Daniels
Morrow
John A. Church Dies at 69 in Avondale
John A. Church 69 of 1027 Valley Lane Avondale founder of Cincinnati Cordage and Paper Co died at Good Samaritan Hospital after four weeks illness Born in Providence R I he moved to Cincinnati and became a leading local businessman He leaves widow Mrs Josephine Church sons Edward and John and daughter Josephine Funeral 3 30 pm at Grace Episcopal Avondale burial Spring Grove Cemetery
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John A. Church
Valley Lane
Avondale
Cincinnati Cordage and Paper Company
East Sixth Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Providence
R. I
Cincinnati
Old Miami Medical College
Dayton
Business Men’s Club
Cincinnati Club
Maketewah Country Club
Chamber of Commerce
Episcopal Church Club
Josephine Church
Edward Church
John Church
Kodel Radio Corporation
Miss Josephine Church
Grace Episcopal Church
Spring Grove
County night patrol expands with nine new officers sworn in
Sheriff William Anderson announced nine of twelve proposed additions to the county night patrol were sworn in by Judge Thomas H. Darby. The expanded force will bring patrols to twenty four officers, operating in automobile pairs and reporting to County Jail headquarters. The sheriff urged camp owners along river areas to vet renters to curb criminal activity. The new sworn members include Robert B. Poppe Philip Mussman Harry Scholl William Naderman William Danner Francis Nugent John Bobb Glenn Flowers and Thomas Greatorex. Daniel Fenner will transfer from jail guard to patrol, with Walter Wallace also joining.
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William Anderson
Thomas H. Darby
Common Pleas Court
Anderson
Pere Sons
Robert B. Poppe
Philip Mussman
Harry Scholl
William
Cincinnati Physicians Move Toward Birth Control Clinic
After Dr. Robert L. Dickinson of New York spoke on human fertility, the Cincinnati Academy of Medicine adopted a resolution to establish a birth control information clinic in Cincinnati. A five member committee was authorized to investigate. The clinic would dispense information on birth control methods and resemble the American Birth Control Society clinic in New York.
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Cincinnati
Robert L. Dickinson
New York
Cincinnati Academy of Medicine
Academy
American Birth Control Society
England
Dickinson
New York Academy of Medicine and Medical Societies
Aged writer of sex pamphlet fined for mail case
Mary Ware Dennett, author of a sex primer, was fined 300 dollars in Brooklyn Federal Court for mailing the pamphlet. She refused to pay, saying she would face jail, and planned an appeal with attorney Morris L. Ernst. Bail was to be set pending the appeal, with further action by the United States Circuit Court in June. Nets of public attention followed, including involvement with the American Civil Liberties Union and Roger Baldwin.
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Dudley Nichols
New York World News Service
New York
Devon
Carlton Dennett
Brooklyn Federal Court
Mary Ware Dennett
Warren B. Burrows
Mrs. Dennett
Dennett
Morris L. Ernst
Burrows
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Ernst
United States
James E. Wilkinson
Postoffice Department
Civic Club
Manhattan
Mr. Ernst
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Roger Baldwin
Mr. Baldwin
Student robbed and tied in Ohio woods
Joseph G. Ferneau a 20 year old Ohio State University student from Bainbridge was found bound and gagged in a woods east of McArthur after being abducted during a ride. The attacker stole his watch money and car and fled. Ferneau was hospitalized in Chillicothe suffering exposure and shock.
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Ferneau
Chillicothe
McArthur
Best possessions shared with the Community Chest
The statement highlights valued possessions tied to the Community Chest and reflects a sense of shared ownership and communal support. It emphasizes the importance of collective welfare facilitated by the Chest.
Daughters Race to Reach Father Before Death
In Newton Iowa two daughters of M A McCord race to his bedside as he lay gravely ill. They flew from New York aboard a Maytag chartered plane piloted by Rand Y Eston hoping to reach Des Moines that night. Formalities were waived to speed their urgent journey.
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Newton
M. A. McCord
Mediterranean Sea
New York
F. L. Maytag
F. W. Jasper
Stella McCord
Rand Y. Eston
Maytag
McCord
Des Moines
CHEAT WORKERS IN FINAL DRIVE TO REACH QUOTA
Community Chest campaign workers raced to hit a two day target of 2 057 000 after reporting 232 824 75 in donations at a luncheon. Major gifts included 37 500 from Procter and Gamble and 25 000 from Mr and Mrs William Cooper Procter. Charles P Taft II division reported 122 754 70 and Division II 110 070 05 pledges. Total pledged to date reached 1 829 564 77 as 500 solicitors held the line. A gray haired lady rose at the luncheon table as Alfred W Macbrair of the College spoke.
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Linton
Procter & Gamble Company
William Cooper Procter
Union Gas and Electric Company
Thomas Emery Sons, Inc
Julius Fleischmann
Lily Fleischmann
Charles P. Taft II
Division II
Franklin Leach
Two Are Killed by Locomotives in Railroad Incidents
Coroner reports two railroad fatalities from separate accidents. Harry McGahey, 33, of Winchester Indiana, a railroad section worker, died after being struck by a B&O locomotive between Elmwood Place streets. An auto crash in Loveland killed Mrs Gertrude Shafer and left her grandson lightly hurt. Shafer died from a skull fracture at St Marys Hospital.
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Harry McGahey
Winchester
Ind
Maple
McGregor Avenues
Elmwood Place
McGahey
Minnie McGahey
Archstreet
North Side
Pittsburgh
Gertrude Shafer
Main Street
Sharonville
C. E. Shafer
Big Four
Baltimore & Ohio
Loveland Crossing
Shafer
Harry Finley
St. Mary’s Hospital
Coolidge Savings Highlight Northampton Economy
The State Commission on the Necessaries of Life reports needs cost less in Northampton by 1.83 per cent per $100. Clothing adds to costs due to Smith College students in the town, priced about double other college cities.
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Coolidge
Boston
Calvin Coolidge
Northampton
State Commission On the Necessaries of Life
Smith College
Rescue on Pike's Peak Brings Home Cincinnati Youth
Nathaniel Walker nineteen year old of Cincinnati was lost in deep snow on Pike's Peak over the weekend. A rescue party found him near the timber line and brought him to Colorado Springs unharmed though hungry and exhausted. He is a Withrow High School and University of Colorado alumnus who worked for a Denver landscape gardener to pay tuition.
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Broadmore
Colorado Springs
Pike's Peak
Nathaniel Walker
Cincinnati
Harold Walker
Whetsel Avenue
Madisonville
Rocky Mountain
Revered Father Coveyou Honored At Monastery Service
solemn requiem high mass was intoned yesterday morning at Holy Cross Monastery Mt Adams for Father Walter Coveyou Passionist missionary slain in Chenki Hunan China on April 24. Rev Bertrand Abell officiated assisted by Reverends Hugh King Richard Hughes. Bodies of Coveyou Seybold Holbein to be buried in China. two masses to be sung for Seybold and Holbein as well.
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Holy Cross
Mt. Adams
Father Walter Coveyou
Chenki
Hunan
China
Bertrand Abell
Hugh King
Richard Hughes
Father Coveyou
Clement Seybold
Dunkirk
N. Y
Godfrey Holbein
Baltimore
Father Seybold
Father Holbein
German Cupid Found at Last in Millcreek Township
Josef Jones aged 26 and Gertrude Kollarzick of 127 East Clifton Avenue were wed by Magistrate Herman Buse Jr in a German ceremony. License issued April 13. It is the first German service in two years for the magistrate. They spoke only German and preferred a native tongue ceremony.
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Josef Jones
Clifton Avenue
Gertrude Kollarzick
Herman Buse, Jr
Millcreek Township
Buse
Angus Ilmers
Race Street
Iimer
Kaiser
Chicago Coroner Bundesen Amplifies Crime Investigation
Dr. Herman N. Bundesen, newly influential Cook County coroner, defends his office against gangland pressure while guiding the St Valentine’s Day massacre inquiry. He cites efficiency, lack of political interference, and a jury of six prominent citizens to replace the usual rush verdicts.
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Allen Dalrymple
Chicago
Herman N. Bundesen
Dr. Bundesen
Cook County
Hoover
Clark Street
St. Valentine’s Day
Bundesen
Prisoner’s Sweetheart Faces Workhouse Sentence in Wedding Plan
Private John Tomin 22 and his sweetheart Ruth Ludwick 18 were detained after a late night encounter at Union Station. Ludwick, daughter of Rev. L G Ludwick, was jailed for 30 days for vagrancy at Franklin County Workhouse. Tomin hoped to win relief from kitchen police duties to marry her before the wedding set for Wednesday.
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Corning
Lancaster
Franklin County
Tomin
Community Chest Eases Burdens by Helping Others
A brief note highlights the Community Chest as a means to relieve personal hardship by aiding neighbors. The message urges participation and sharing resources to support those in need within the community.
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