Ruder Named Receiver For Hamilton Daily News
Ernest G Ruder president of the First National Bank of Hamilton was named receiver for The Hamilton Daily News in a U S District Court order. The filing follows Campbell president of the publishing company seeking to save the paper from losses due to indebtedness and to keep operations going with court authorized funding and asset protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest G.ruder
First National Bank of Hamilton
Hamiltonily News
Republican News Publishing Company
Hamilton, CO
Benson W. Hough
United States District Court
Ryder
Charles M. Campbell
Hamilton Company
Butler County
Campbell
Bo Errow
Hough
Walter S. Tobey
Republican Leader
Grand Jury Asked Probe Of McKeesport Robbery
Detective Chief Emmett D. Kirgan asked County Prosecutor Nelson Schwab yesterday to convene a grand jury to investigate a robbery and assault reported by James J. White of 211% Fifth Street McKeesport Pa He said five $50 travelers checks and 39 in cash were stolen from him The suspects named are Clifford Collins 38 his wife Georgia 24 Patsy Hagen 22 and Peggy Crawford 22 all of 1385 West Seventh Street The Collins and Crawford are charged with robbery Hagen is held on a disorderly charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. White
Fifth Street
McKeesport
West Seventh Street
Nelson Schwab
Emmett D. Kirgan
White
Seventh Street
Clifford Collins
Georgia
Patsy Hagen
Peggy Crawford
Collins
Miss Crawford
Miss Hagen
False Pretense Charged Against Walter Reed
Walter Reed a 32 year old musician of 510 Elm Street faces two counts of false pretense for allegedly swindling local musicians by claiming he could secure circus band positions. Victims include Robert Thompson who paid $2 and Joseph Bettti who paid $6. Reed produced a telegram from a circus bandmaster as purported evidence of recruitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Reed
Elm Street
Reed
Robert Thompson
Race Street
Joseph Betttti
West Fifteenth Street
Doctor urges added Price Hill fire protection
Dr. Giles DeCourcy of 4663 Glenway Avenue urges greater Price Hill fire protection in a letter to City Manager C. A. Dykstra. He cites a Pleasant Ridge incident where traffic blocked fire companies and calls for an additional firehouse beyond the Warsaw and Considine site to serve seven grammar schools three high schools three theaters and many churches and assembly halls in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Hill
Giles DeCourcy
Glenway Avenue
C. A. Dykstra
DeCourcy
Pleasant Ridge
Warsaw
Considine Avenues
Thrift Book Merchandise Operator Sued In Cincinnati Case
In Common Pleas Court two suits target Kemper's Merchandising System over thrift books sold in Cincinnati. Godfrey P. Phillips alleges coupons at multiple stores were not honored, seeking injunction and receiver. Belvedere Garage Co claims widespread coupon redemption harms business and seeks to halt out of city distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Cincinnati
Kemper
Keith Building
Godfrey P. Phillips
Union Central Building
Phillips
Kemper System
Belvedere Garage Company
Reading and Paddock Roads
Clarence M. Smith
Patrolman Fined For Use Of 1929 Automobile Tags
Patrolman Francis Wagner of District 8 was fined costs by Municipal Judge Samuel W Bell after admitting use of bogus 1929 license tags on his car Wagner testified he had not used his auto since last fall He was arrested Thursday at Court and Main streets with tags made to resemble 1930 plates Also fined were Richard Lobeck and Karl Mattes for speeding with suspensions of ten and eighteen days respectively
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Wagner
District 8
Samuel W. Bell
Wagner
Howard Bellman
Main
Richard Lobeck
Fairview Avenue
Karl Mattes
Bona Vista Avenue
Alderman Orders Police Withdrawn From Airport
The Alderman ordered the Director of Police to withdraw 100 Montreal police on duty at the airport and then canceled his attendance at the civic banquet honoring the officers. Police were later returned to duty and Bray visited the airship as Gen. King’s guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Bray
W. E. M. King
R-100 Gassing and Refueling Near Completion
In St Hubert Quebec today gassing and refueling of the British dirigible R-100 progressed quickly. It is expected to depart for Ottawa and Toronto Sunday afternoon and then begin its return to England soon after completing the Canadian leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Hubert
Que
Ottawa
Toronto
England
Memorial honors Amelia Earheart landing at Barry Port
A memorial at Barry Port Wales honors Amelia Earheart of Boston and her companions Wilmer Stutz and Louis Gordon for their June 18 1928 Newfoundland to Barry Port flight. Sir Arthur Whitten Brown led the ceremony attended by several thousand people including visiting Americans at Llanelly Eistedfodd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Port
Wales
Amelia Earheart
Boston
Wilmer Stutz
Louis Gordon
Newfoundland
Arthur Whitten Brown
Atlantic
JohnAlcock
Llanelly
Young pilot aims to break junior cross country speed record
Frank Schneider, 18, from Westfield prepares at Westfield Airport for a two stage attempt to beat the national junior trans continental speed record set by Frank Goldsborough. He plans stops at Columbus and Wichita on the way to Los Angeles and a return via Wichita. He intends to depart at dawn within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
Frank Schneider
Westfield
Frank Goldsborough
Columbus
Wichita
Los Angeles
Frank
Yokohama Landing Aids Pacific Flight Pair
Lieut Harold Bromley and Australian co pilot Harold Gatty reached Yokohama without passports and were permitted to land after a delay before their planned non stop 4778 mile Pacific flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Yokohama
Harold Bromley
Harold Gatty
Pacific
Jury Returns Indictments for Kidnaping Readings Bank Case
A grand jury indicted Harry Zenz of Carthage Lloyd A Hebenstreit alias Harry Michalack of Reading and two accomplices not yet appre hended for kidnaping and robbery in the June 21 incident. Green and his family were held for hours before the vault remained secured by a time lock. The indictment also cites a $16 theft from Green and two revolvers seized from the bank. Additional indictments cover Forrest Fisher Elzia Wash and others for robberies and related crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Green
Reading
Harry Zenz
Carthage
Lloyd A. Hebenstreit
Harry Michalack
Green
Zenz
Hebenstreit
William M. Anderson
Hamilton County
Forrest Fisher
Elzia Wash
Wash
Louis Schlaechter
Williams Avenue
Norwood
Central Parkway
Ludlow Avenue
Fisher
Anthony Hoetker
Burwood Avenue
Louis F. Britten
Schlaechter
Charles Sroufe
Eastern Avenue
Sroufe
Ray C. Summe
Mt. Healthy
Rose Ranbe
Central Avenue
Kellogg Avenue
Edward Crawford
George Crafton
Jesse Sherman
Robert Cable
Eugene Brenner
John Martin
Bessie King
Charles Willis
George Bradley
Clayton Rader
Ray Smith
William Wilson
Charles Brown
Warren Sebree
James Sebree
Breck Walter
Kathryn Olsen
Alias Paulson
Former Policeman Fined for Accepting Horse Bet
Albert Shane owner of a soft drink parlor at 722 Court street was fined 150 dollars and costs by Municipal Judge Thomas J. Elliott for accepting a race horse wager and keeping a gambling place. Emma Buckley of Beckley was fined 30 dollars for making the bet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Shane
Court Street
Thomas J. Elliott
Emma Buckley
Shane
Lillian Moore
Bond Theft Ring Involving Million-Dollar Securities Ring Arrests
Leo Mergen a former Minneapolis banker and two accomplices Stanley McCormick of Minneapolis and R W Hampton of Indianapolis were arrested on charges tied to a nationwide bond theft ring. Authorities say nearly a million dollars in stolen securities were disposed of including Ohio Public Service Company Melville Shoe Michigan Public Service and Erie Forge bonds. A fourth member is being sought and a separate case links to the Zuta Lingle killings with rumors of deeper gang activity in Wisconsin and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Mergen
Minneapolis
Mergen
Presidential Fiat
Dan Gilbert
Meigen
Stanley McCormick
R. W. Hampton
Indianapolis
Gilbert
Ohio Public Service Company
Melville Shoe Corporation
Michigan Public Service Company
Erie Forge Company
Laura Nelson
Jack Zuta
Delafield
Wis
Zuta
Nelson
Chicago
John Norton
Patrick Roche
Swanson
William Bioff
Tony Scaler
Zuta’s
Jake Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Scaler
Salem
Lingle
Anthony
Red
John
David Neuman
St. John’s Military Academy
Finkelstein
Wisconsin
Kohler
Capt
Melville
New York
Ohio
Michigan
Erie
Memphis
Tenn
Bank and real estate suits listed in common pleas docket
A consolidated Common Pleas Court docket shows numerous cases with monetary claims and mortgage foreclosures. نames include Ida Neuerman Versus Lester H Heiman, Sycamore S L Company against Franklin Estate, and multiple actions by Fundamental L B Company plus others against various defendants.
Realtors Seek Permit For New Apartments
Application for a permit to build a brick five story twenty apartment building at the northeast corner of Madison road and Kendall avenue was filed with Building Director C. M. Stegner yesterday by the M. Y. Cooper Com. The project would cost 125000. The United States Government seeks permission to build a generating plant for a radio tower on Cincinnati Water Works property at California to be operated by the Department of Commerce to radio weather reports to ports locally and nationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Road
Kendall Avenue
C. M. Stegner
M. Y. Cooper Company
United States
Cincinnati Water Works
California
United States Department of Commerce
Bank Robbers Strike Ohio Town for Second Time This Year
Two masked thieves robbed the First National Bank of Carry Ohio taking about $600. They locked Assistant Cashier M L Culler in a rear room then fled in minutes, with police tracing a Lucas County license plate and the getaway toward Findlay. The bank had seen a prior $800 cash robbery last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Carry
First National Bank
M. L. Culler
Culler
Lucas County
Findlay
Slaying Fallout Ties to Bootlegging Feud In Erie
Nick Carlucci and Grendo Barone were jailed by state police in Erie County for investigation into the murder of Anthony Ruberto whose body with nine bullet wounds was found slumped over a car steering wheel on a western road. Ruberto, 31, recently married in Erie, is linked to a Conneaut bootlegging feud.
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Erie
Nick Carlucci
Dean Avenue
Conneaut
Grendo Barone
Gordon Street
Erie County
Anthony Ruberto
Cherry Street
Ruberto
Roberto
Taxi Driver James Shields Shot Dead in Cleveland
In Cleveland on August 8 James Shields, 28, a Black taxi driver, was shot at his taxi as he worked. He died after saying he had been robbed but could not identify the shooter. Police investigated the crime and pursued leads without a confirmed suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
James Shields
Shields
Grand Jury Probe Authorized in Buckley Case
Wayne County Circuit Court authorized a twenty three man grand jury to investigate the slaying of Radio REO Jerry Buckley and other crimes. Five judges, including Judge Lester S. Moll, approved after two secret meetings on Prosecuting Attorney James E. Chenot's petition seeking the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckley
Detroit
Wayne County
Radio Reo
Jerry Buckley
Lester S. Moll
James E. Chenot
Chenot
Tipton vigilante R G Sproat shot dead by robbers
R G Sproat a 61 year old Cedar County business man and local vigilante was killed in an ambush by three robbers who had earlier held up a Davenport drug store. Sheriff Elwood and John Carey were with him when the car pursuit failed and the robbers fled after firing three times. One robber was wounded and the trio later urged a witness to drive them to a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
R. G. Sproat
Cedar County
Sproat
C. H. Elwood
John Carey
Davenport
Robert
Moore
Wisconsin Judge Issues John Doe Warrant in Slaying Case
Oconomowoc Wisconsin August 9 Municipal Judge John Evans issued a John Doe warrant charging murder in connection with the recent slaying of Jack Zuta. The warrant named no suspect but set the stage for further police action as inquiries continue and witnesses are sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doe
Zuta
Oconomowoc
Wis
John Evans
Jack Zuta
Former Policeman Sues City to Win Pension
Charles F. Beckman, once a city patrolman discharged in 1925 after federal indictments, petitions the Court of Appeals for an order forcing Police Relief Fund trustees to grant his pension. He argues eight plus years on the force entitles him. he was never convicted of a felony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Beckman
Federal Grand Jury
Court of Appeals
Police Relief Fund
Charles H. Elston
Beckman
Welcome for G A R Vets Draws Local Candidate
Edward M. Ballard, judicial candidate, urged a warm Cincinnati welcome for the G A R veterans gathered for the last national encampment on August 25. He spoke at 4315 Hillside avenue, foregoing his own campaign speech to champion the G A R cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Edward M. Ballard
Ballard
Louise Brown
Hillside Avenue
G. A. R. Cause
Patrick Ballard
Boosters’ Club
Cincinnati Club
Edward Hoff
Youth Held for Investigation Over Locker Room Theft Suspect
Police hold Bertram Schmidt 18 of State and Ridge roads after being found in Fenwick Club locker rooms with a locker key and two membership cards. Detective Chief Emmett D. Kirgan says he will be questioned about burglaries in suburban homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram Schmidt
State
Ridge Roads
Schmidt
Fenwick Club
Emmett D. Kirgan
Thefts Reported Rings Missing From Woman’s Basement
Lucille Rand reports three rings valued at 400 dollars stolen from her basement yesterday. A man who said he was collecting old papers for the Salvation Army was in the basement when the rings vanished. she gave police a description of him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Rand
Grand Vista Avenue
Salvation Army
Chicago gang pay-off man linked to Wisconsin slaying
District Attorney Herman Salen of Waukesha County said he sought "anybody and everybody" with knowledge of the Zuta slaying a week earlier. He named Sally Vision as someone who had been with Zuta in Wisconsin for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Delafield
Wis
Herman Salen
Waukesha County
Zuta
Sally Vision
Wisconsin
Burglars Strike Bellenby Furniture on Main Street
Burglars broke into the Bellenby Furniture Company at 607 Main Street Thursday night. They gained entry by climbing a fire escape and forcing a shutter. Loss amount not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellenby Furniture Company
Main Street
Cheerful Topics Set for Sunday Sermons in Cincinnati Churches
Cincinnati clergymen choose upbeat themes for Sunday services including The Challenge of the Great by Dr. James Thomas at Hyde Park Community Church and Happy Christians by Rev Gerhard Grauer at Philippus Evangelical Church. Spirit will be the morning lesson at Christian Science Churches in Walnut Hills Clifton Norwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
James Thomas
Hyde Park Community Church
Colorado
Philippus Evangelical Church
Gerhard Grauer
Christian Science Churches
Walnut Hills
Clifton
Norwood
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Park Av
Clifton and
Probasco Avs
Norwoood
Weyer Av
Ecw
Atlas At
Bidg
Neave Bidg
Weyer Avenue
WKRC
School of Scientific Right Thinking Sunday Service Topic
The School of Scientific Right Thinking will discuss The Promised Life at its Sunday morning service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Scientific Right Thinking
Promised Life
Evening church services planned at Norwood church
The Rev. J. H. Mac Neil states regular morning and evening services will be held at Norwood Christian Church. The evening gathering will unite with other churches on the lawn of Grace M. E. Church on Slane Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood Christian Church
J. H. MacNeil
Grace M. E
Slane Avenue
Reverend Schaaf to Speak at Avondale Church Tomorrow
The Rev. Nevin H. Schaaf will address Avondale Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock. He is slated to speak on faith matters and the church service will begin promptly at the stated time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevin H. Schaaf
Avondale Presbyterian Church
Safe Leadership Sermon at First Lutheran Church
The Rev. Je W. Kapp will deliver the morning sermon at First Lutheran Church as temporary pastor for August while the regular minister is on vacation. Kapp previously led the church during prior years and is in charge of services for the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Je W. Kapp
First Lutheran Church
Mr. Kapp
Sermon Preview at Old First Presbyterian Service
The Rev. John Garretson will speak on A Christian Obligation at the 11 o clock service, delivering a sermon at Old First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Garretson
Old First Presbyterian Church
OLD First
East Fourth Street
Hyde Park Church Women Plan Wednesday Meeting
A joint meeting of the Ladies Aid and the Woman's Missionary Society of Hyde Park Methodist Protestant Church will be held Wednesday from 10 am to 4 pm in the church lecture rooms. Luncheon will be served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Woman's Missionary Societies
Hyde Park Methodist Protestant Church
Rev McLean Chooses Sermon Theme for Tomorrow
The Rev Donald T R McLean selects The High Cost of Revivals as the subject sermon for morning services at Western Hills Church of Christ tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald T. R. McLean
Western Hills Church of Christ
Reverend Stephens to Speak at Alliance Church Service
The Rev. R. V. Stephens Jr of Alliance Ohio will deliver the morning message at the First Reformed Church. There will be no evening service at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Stephens, Jr
Alliance, O
First Reformed Church
Parish to Hold Basket Picnic and Homecoming at Lauterbach's Grove
The Rev. Louis Evers of Blessed Sacrament Church announces Judge Dennis J. Ryan will be officer of the day for the annual parish event at Lauterbach's Grove this Sunday. Activities include cards dancing and athletic events as entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Evers
Blessed Sacrament Church
Dennis J. Ryan
Lauterbach’s Grove
Local church services announced with sermons and concerts
The Rev. Jesse Halsey will preach at 11 o'clock services at Seventh Presbyterian Church. The Presbyterian Church of the Covenant lists Humility as the morning sermon topic by Rev Henry Orr Lietman. The Radio Church School plans musical offerings on WLW at 9 30 am with Natalie Robinson, Lillian Kreimer, Carrie Pavey, and E E Olds. Mohawk Presbyterian Church will feature Jesus the Tourist Detouring from the Old Road as the morning sermon. The festival at St William Church Price Hill is set for August 21 22 and 23 with a building program including a church a parish residence and a sisters residence funded by festival proceeds. The Very Rev Mgr R Marcellus Wagner spoke to the St Vincent de Paul Society at Crusade Castle with Philip Schneider presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Orr Lietman
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
Radio Church School
WLW
Natalie Robinson
Lillian Kreimer
Carrie Pavey
E. E. Olds
Alfred D. Moore
Jesus
Mohawk Presbyterian Church
Francis A. Roth
St. William Church
Price Hill
West Eighth Street
Sunset Avenue
St. William Parish
J. Paul Fogarty
Mgr. R. Marcellus Wagner
Catholic Charities
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Crusade Castle
Shattuc Avenue
Philip Schneider
Prohibition Agent Raid Targets Rapid Run Roadhouse
Federal agents raided a Rapid Run road house on Thursday night finding about 100 men drinking home brewed beer and whisky. Thomas Burns 24 denied ownership but faces formal hearing on August 19 after 230 quarts were seized. Mary Allen 49 and William C Witham 38 also faced charges or waivers, with bonds set for court dates.
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Box 81
Rapid Run Road
Federal
Prohibition
Thomas Burns
Glenmore Avenue
Cheviot
A. A. Siemon
United States
Burns
Esler Lane
Banning Road
College Hill
Mary. Allen
Allen
William C. Witham
Herford Avenue
Elmwood Place
Siemon
Witham
Elmwood ‘Place
Elm Avenue
City Prosecutor Refuses Parole On Negro Woman Case
Harry Wernke refused to sign parole for Elois Williams who was convicted on liquor charges in Municipal Court. Williams, mother of five, had been released on parole by the Parole Board but was denied parole by Wernke citing second offense and duties at home. The parole order was signed by Acting City Manager John D. Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wernke
Elois Williams
Melish Avenue
Thomas J. Elliott
Col. Sherrill
Wernker
Williams
Elliott
Hoehler
John D. Ellis
Riverside Residents Protest Smoke From Loco Motives
Residents along Riverside drive urged the City Council to tackle noise and smoke from nearby railroad locomotives. Complainants include F G Gagl in 2540 Riverside and Dr William Stephen at 2548 Riverside drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Drive
F. G. Gaglin
William Stephen
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Mansfield
Akron
Canton
Youngstown
Union Bus Station
Ninth and Walnut Canal
Buckeye Stages, Inc
the Commercial Tribune
Canada
Harry Zeng
Lloyd Hebenstreit
Livecchi
Angelo Livecchi
John Y. Brennan
Gus Reno
la Salle Hotel
Adelaide Street
Reno
Elmer Jolley
Buckley-Garvin
Detroit News Today
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Henry J. Garvin
Leavenworth
Kan
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Garvin
Ted Pizzino
Mike Morgany
Ida Neuerman
Lester H. Heiman
Sycamore S. & L. Company
Franklin Estate Inc
Big Four B. & S. Company
Minnie M. Simpson
J. Clarence Raisbeck
Matilda S. White
Byram E. Moore
Reuben V. Nickum
Walter B. Schimel
Richard A. Rappoport
Williamson Heater Company
Walter J
Othma Schubert
Elsa Sterritt
Old Beach Linen Company
Louisa Struke
Byman Schulzinger
Moses Schulzinger
Belle Paisios
Rosario Marchese
National B. A. Company
W. Raymond Rogers
the Bookman Furniture Company
Benjamin and
Hattie Williams
E. G. Kemper
McKessen - Western Drug Company
John H. Menke
C. & D. Auto Supply & Radio Corporation
John V. Humphrey
Fundamental L. & B. Company
Leo H. Reinhard
Frank B. Henderson
Charles Fiedler
Standard Oil Company
Iowa
St. Bernard Church
Taylor’s Creek Grounds
Ohio Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church
Sabina
Frank Lawrence Brown
I. M. McVey
Perry Grimm
A. D. Swambaugh
Ralph White
Thomas Short
Westwood First Presbyterian Church
Bernard Lea Rice
Union
Westwood Tennis Grounds
Jesse Halsey
Seventh Presbyterian Church
The
Liberal Savings and Loan CO
E. Sixth St
Eighth and John Sts
Shillito
Christian Science
Presbyterian
Evangelical
Philippus Evangelical
Race St
McMicken Ave
G. W. Grauer
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