Cincinnatians Hurt In Crash At Middletown Pike
Three Cincinnati residents were hospitalized after a Saturday night auto collision on the Middletown pike. A. V. Dierwest er of 434 Elizabeth Street suffered head and shoulder injuries, Charles Copenhaver of 2936 Sidney Avenue had head and lip cuts, and Edwin Sparks of 1612 Dudley Avenue sustained cuts to the face head and knee. The other car involved bore a license issued to Nels A. Pergon of 745 South Twelfth Street, Hamilton.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Mercy Hospital
Middletown Pike
Charles Copenhaver
Sidney Avenue
Edwin Sparks
Dudley Avenue
Fair Grounds
Nels A. Pergon
South Twelfth Street
False Pretense Charge Placed Against Negro
Detectives Schaefer and Luhn arrested William Hill, 28, a chauffeur, on a false pretense charge after complaints from several firms alleging he obtained goods by deception. Victims include Pickering Hardware, Johnson Electric Supply, Schlichte Tire and Campbell Tire. Hill initially refused entry, then claimed the suspect jumped from a third floor window.
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Schaefer and Luhn
William Hill
Longworth Street
Pickering Hardware Company
Johnson Electric Supply Company
Schlichte Tire and Supply Company
Campbell Tire Service Company
Fiill
Boy Hit by Auto In Street After School Play
William Farrell aged 12 of 115 Broad way was struck by a car at Yeatman alley and Broad Way yesterday afternoon. He was taken to General Hospital by the driver Mitchell Moi son of 3601 Linwood avenue. Doctors reported possible skull fracture and serious injuries.
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Yeatman Alley
Broad Way
William Farrell
Broadway
Mitchell Moison
Linwood Avenue
General Hospital
Shine Parlor Robbed on East Sixth Street
Thieves forced the transom of Andy Pappas shoe shining parlor at 107 East Sixth Street and stole four suits of clothing worth 100 dollars and five dollars in change.
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Andy Pappas
East Sixth Street
Trades and Industries Unite to Raise Five Hundred Thousand
Trades and Industries will form a division of the campaign to raise 500000 from October 6 to 16 for a new unit at Deaconess Hospital at Clifton avenue and Straight street. August H Tuechter leads as General Chairman with William E Fox as chair and George J Gruen and Joseph Benning as vice chairs.
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Deaconess
Clifton Avenue
Straight Street
August H. Tuechter
William E. Fox
George J.gruen
Joseph Benning
Cincinnati
Deaco Éness
Cincinnati Hospital
Helen Trounstine
Helen Trounstine Foundation For the Council of Social Agencies
George J. Gruen
Erie Avenue
Hyde Park
Womens Division
Tuechter
A. G. Hohmann
Mercy
One Thousand Orphans Receive Stockings From League
One thousand stockings were given to the St. Aloysius Orphanage in Bond Hill by visitors of the Catholic Charities League which also provided each child with a box of candy fruit and ice cream. Prizes funded by forty Cincinnati stores were awarded for athletic events as Miss Anna Bogenkotter Harry Esterman and Harry Shuette led the program. Next month the league will visit the infant asylum in Bond Hill.
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St. Aloysius
Bond Hill
Catholic Charities League
Cincinnati
Anna Bogenkotter
Harry Esterman
Harry Shuette
Chang Tso-Lin Rumored Dead in Peking
Reports from Peking say the Manchurian warlord Chang Tso-Lin is dead, though details remain unconfirmed. The rumor circulated amid unrest and conflicting accounts as the Associated Press filed dispatches from China.
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Chang
Associated Press
Peking
Chang Tso-Lin
Newport Robber Held After Neck Wound
Dan Vaught 26 of Bellevue is held at Speers Hospital in Newport after a gunfight at Enterprises Garage following a $14 robbery in Newport. Night watchman Adolph Dubois wounded him in the neck as he tried to flee with $21.77 from the garage’s cash register. Police guard Vaught. he previously faced a similar Ohio River beach robbery case linked to George Dewey Jump.
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Speers Hospital
Dayton
Eleventh
Monmouth Streets
Dan Vaught
Fairfield Avenue
Bellevue
Egan
Vaught
Bernard Smith
Thirteenth
Sycamore
Cincinnati
Monmouth
Newport
Enterprise
Monmouth Street
Adolph Dubois
Dubois
Kentucky
Ohio River
George Dewey Jump
Arraignment Set After Auto Mishap Involving Richard Allen
Richard Allen of 220 Columbia Street faces arraignment for destruction of property after an auto accident on Alexandria pike near Ft. Thomas. Bonds set at 5090 with warrant by John Widmeyer of a Dayton driverless car firm. Walter Webster, 22 Summit Avenue, charged with reckless driving after a collision at Tenth and Patterson. A Cincinnati man identified as Adam Mason arrested for possession of liquor with a gallon seized at Fifth and York.
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Richard Allen
Columbia Street
Maybury
Allen
John Widmeyer
Dayton
Alexandria Pike
Ft. Thomas
Walter Webster
Summit Avenue
N. F .Turner
Hodge Street
Webster
Tenth
Patterson Streets
Adam Mason
Cincinnati
Burkey Mason
Fifth
York Streets
Raid at River Camp Nabs 22 With Seven Women Among Them
Federal agents arrested 22 people at a camp near Silver Grove including seven women. About 2600 beer bottles were found in a dance hall run by Edward McHale who faces possession and sale charges. Patrons were held in Newport jail and released on bond to appear before Commissioner Roeth in Covington. Cliff Arnett was jailed for transporting liquor and resisting an officer and released on 1000 bond before Ft. Thomas magistrate Lukens.
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Silver Grove
Edward McHale
Newport
Roeth
Covington
Cliff Arnett
William Tressler
Lukens
Ft. Thomas
Church Celebrates Sixty Years of St Luke’s Evangelical
St Luke s Evangelical Church observed its sixtieth anniversary with a jubilee service at 10 am led by Rev William L Krueger of Louisville former pastor, who also read a historical paper. Former members from Dayton and Louisville attended and a devotional service followed by sermons and an evening address. A special musical program was announced for tomorrow evening.
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St. Luke's Evangelical Church
Third
Parsons Streets
William L. Krueger
Louisville
Theodore Seibert
Dayton
Charles Danner
George Sonneborn
Harry Fernteil
the Prince
Hill Presbyterian
C. Held
Thieves Loot Safe of 425 Dollars at Clark Street Home
Detectives will investigate the theft of 425 dollars from a safe in the home of Earl Quigley at 415 Clark Street. Quigley and his mother Mrs Louis Young operate fruit stores at 729 Clark Street and Hopkins and Cutter Streets. the safe was emptied when opened yesterday morning.
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Earl Quigley
Clark Street
Quigley
Louis Young
Hopkins and
Cutter Streets
Ohio National Guard Training Ends at Camp Perry
The Seventy fourth Brigade training season ends at Camp Perry Ohio Adjutant General Frank Henderson turns over the grounds and property to Colonel Alexander J Mc Nab who will command during the national rifle matches Army instructors arrive to begin the small arms practice school tomorrow morning.
Mob violence feared as suspect surrenders in Illinois
Harrisburg Illinois August 16 Zebe Taborn 45 a Negro surrendered after a posse hunted Saline County since Friday when Deputy Sheriff Royce Cline stayed. He was taken to a neighboring county for safe keeping amid fears of mob violence.
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Harrisburg
Ill
Zebe'’ Taborn
Saline County
Royce Cline
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Gidding & Co., Inc
Vine Street
Squire Maybury
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