Naval talks in Geneva reach impasse over cruiser caps
The Geneva naval conference failed to produce a pact to limit Great Britain United States and Japan armaments. Japanese compromise proposed a 458 000 ton British program by 1931 and a naval holiday until parity with the United States. Britain and the United States disputed tonnage limits and rejected the terms as a basis for discussion.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Tripartite Naval Conference
Great Britain
United States
Japan
Britain
Hugh R. Wilson
Hugh S. Gibson
W. C. Bridgemary
Viscount Cecil
Mr. Gibson
Mr. Bridgeman
Birkenhead
Gibson
America
Bridgeman
Actress Madge Kennedy Loses Race To Be By Bedside
Los Angeles brief states Madge Kennedy collapsed after rushing by airplane from San Francisco to reach husband Harold Bolster before he died. Bolster, of Bennett Bolster Coghill NY brokerage, had fallen ill in South America months earlier. Kennedy planned to visit, then perform in San Francisco, but could not return due to her condition.
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Los Angeles
Madge Kennedy
San Francisco
Harold Bolster
Bolster
South America
New York
Bennett, Bolster & Coghill
Fisk to Build Million-Dollar Group of Fine Homes
James G. Fisk of Lester W. Fisk Company plans a 40 acre wooded tract on Compton Road between Wyoming and Hartwell into two and three acre parcels at five thousand dollars per acre. Three starter houses will cost fifty thousand dollars or more each and feature six to eight rooms with servants quarters in English Spanish Colonial and Dutch Colonial styles. The development aims to preserve a strictly residential character for the Greater Cincinnati area between Hartwell and Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compton Road
Wyoming
Hartwell
James G. Fisk
Lester W. Fisk
Monument Manufacturers
Spring Grove Avenue
Fisk
Board of Education
Springfield Pike
Greater
Cincinnati
Mine Blast Kills 16 at Clay Kentucky Coal Pit
A Clay Kentucky mine explosion killed sixteen workers with fifteen bodies found plus one identified, as 24 miners were rescued with injuries. Rescue teams from Sturgis Evansville Princeton aided operations. crowds of thousands gathered nearby while communications were strained.
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Clay
West Kentucky Coal Company
Here
J. W. Meyers
United States Mine Rescue
Sturgis
Princeton
Evansville
Ind
The
North American Coal and Fuel Company
Carmody Named Head of Knights of Columbus
Martin H. Carmody of Grand Rapids Michigan was elected Supreme Knight of the Knights of Columbus at the National Convention in Portland Oregon succeeding James F Flaherty who retired after eighteen years in the post A new office Supreme Councillor was created and Flaherty was unanimously elected to it
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Portland
Ore
Martin H. Carmody
Grand Rapids
Mich
the Knights of Columbus
Philadelphia
Flaherty
Brutal Flogging by Ku Klux Klan Tells Role of Members
Witnesses in Alabama recall a Tarrant City Klan group donning robes to Oneonta where Jeff Calloway was flogged after a church visit. John Hughes, among the masked riders, says Doss drove the car and Fennell announced invitations to church. He notes Doss warned him to stay silent about Antioch Church.
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Oneonta
Ala
Eugene Doss
Tarrant City
Klavern
Ku-Klux Klan
Jeff Calloway
John Hughes
Calloway
L. S. Fennell
Hughes
Doss
Antioch Church
Swift Acquires Havlin Control In Hotel Move
John B. Swift president of the Eagle-Picker Lead Company has gained controlling interest in the Havlin Hotel. John S. Brannin announces the Brannin Hotel Company will operate the house and the new manager plans a building overhaul and new equipment. Brannin has 22 years in hotel work and previously managed the Algonquin Dayton and the Grand. Relatives of Louis Miller, a retired St Paul grocer dying of paralysis, ask Cincinnati police to notify his son-in-law and daughter who are visiting.
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John B. Swift
Eagle-Picker Lead Company
Havlin
Johns. Brannin
Brannin Hotel Company
Mr. Swift
James W. Brannin
James P. Brannin
John’ S. Brannin
Néew
John S. Brannin
Brannin
Gibson
Dayton
Louis Miller
St. Paul
Ind
Cincinnati
Roe Whitinger
Ohio Gov seeks resumption of coal wage talks with Lewis and Miller
Gov. Donahey asks UMWA chief John L. Lewis and operators’ chair Rice Miller to reconvene their stalled wage conference at Miami. He also asks governors Jackson Small and Fisher to urge Miller and Lewis, citing unrest in Ohio coal fields while delays in the case of Sacco and Vanzetti draw scrutiny.
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Central Field
Donahey
Columbus
Gov. Donahey
John L. Lewis
United Mineworkers of America
Rice Miller
Miami
Fla
Ed. Jackson
Indiana
Len Small
Illinois
John S. Fisher
Pennsylvania
Miller
Lewis
Lewis. Meanwhile Gov. Donahey
Ohio
Govs
Jackson
Small
Gov. Fisher
Western Pennsylvania
Tuscarawas County
Athens County
Woman foils Mt. Washington burglar by alarm button
Mrs. Nanette Mason, 27, faced a revolver wielding intruder in an apartment above the First National Bank of Mt. Washington. She stepped on a burglar alarm button, prompting the thief to flee through the rear entrance without loot. Police search failed to locate him. alarm button was bank wired for nighttime use.
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Nanette Mason
First National Bank of Mt. Washington
Beechmont Avenue
Mrs. Mason
George A. Beach Killed in Toledo Car Crash
George A. Beach 38 general manager of the Cincinnati Ignition Company died from injuries in an automobile crash near Toledo Ohio. His wife and young daughter were in the car though their injuries are unknown. The family traveled from Fort Wayne Indiana to Cleveland when the accident occurred. Beach had recently moved to Cincinnati from Cleveland and lived in Price Hill. The body likely to be taken to Chicago for burial.
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George A. Beach
Cincinnati Ignition Company
Race Street
Toledo
C. C. Millard
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Price Hill
Chicago
Aged Negro Killed as Officers Fight Moonshine Raid
During a liquor raid at 741 West Fourth street two patrolmen clashed over a revolver. James Elliott, 87, a deaf Civil War veteran, was killed with three shots after officers burst into his room. One officer, John Buggana, 29, was wounded in the thumb as a second gun fired.
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James Elliott
West Fourth Street
John Buggana
East Pearl Street
William Brasher
Buggana
Elmer Dixon
Elliott
General Hospital
Dixon
Brasher
Fourth Street
Henry Rhodes
Rhodes
Cora
Dooley
Mezger
Turn clutter into cash with a Tribune want ad
A concise pitch encourages readers to place a Commercial Tribune Want Ad to convert household odds and ends into quick cash. It suggests using the service to clear space efficiently and pleased customers can call Canal 6300 for placement.
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Commercial Tribune
Home Not Scene of Fatal Attack Inquest Probes Theory
Authorities scrutinize whether Mrs. Minnie Tutt died from an attack outside the Muddy Creek road home after a 36 hour search yielded no arrests. Coroner Handley notes severe head injuries. lack of blood stains questions home-based assault. fingerprints sought from a rolling pin fragment. three light complexioned suspects eyed though not confirmed.
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Minnie Tutt
Muddy Creek Road
D C. Handley
General Hospital
Joseph Schaefer
Schaefer
Tutt
Swing
William Tutt
Joseph A. Byrnes
Glen
Governor Fuller finds delay in Sacco and Vanzetti case unjust
Boston August 3 Governor Alvan T Fuller upholds Massachusetts verdicts in the Sacco and Vanzetti case after a committee inquiry. He says the inquiry shows the jury trial was fair and the defendants were guilty as shown by the evidence, despite public doubt and claims of prejudice.
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Vanzetti
Gov. Fuller
Celestino Madeiross
Charlestown
Sacco
Madeiros
South Braintree
South Braintee
Boston
Massachusetts
Alvan T. Fuller
Commonwealth
Tes
Thayer
Ming
Rts
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Gneva
Coolidge
London
England
Far East
Group OF Fine Homes
Carmody
Attorney II
Supreme Knight
J. F. Flaherty
Gov
Alvan T Fuller
WERLD
Alabama
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Nicola Sacco
Webster Thayer
SWIFT
Havlin Control
Uni
Deiro
CANAL
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