MacMillan Ends His Polar Effort
The MacMillan Arctic expedition is ordered to abandon its flight over the Polar Sea and shift to supplementary explorations in Greenland, Labrador, and Baffin Island. The National Geographic Society and Navy Department approve the move. Byrd remains silent, while retreat toward Etah and science work before winter ends are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Polar
Greeland
Labrador
Baffin Island
National Geographic Society
Navy Department
Donald B. MacMillan
Byrd
Navy Uion
Navy
McMillan
Wilbur
Polar Sea
Gadd
MacMillan
Tulsa woman jailed for perjury in Crabtree claim case
Mrs Ida M Blankenburg of Tulsa Oklahoma was sentenced to six months in jail for willful and corrupt perjury while attempting to prove a claim to the estate of Lotta M Crabtree the famous actress. Judge Prest ordered contempt proceedings and bail was denied before a writ of habeas corpus led to release on $1000 bail. The case to be taken to the Supreme Court on a writ of error challenging the judge's contempt sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ida M. Blankenburg
Tulsa
Okla
Lotta
M. Crabtree
Prest
Suffolk County
Escaped leopard killed after Paris school garden sighting
Zizi the Bois de Boulogne leopard, which escaped Saturday and terrorized Paris neighborhoods, was shot and killed in a school garden in Auteuil after a three day hunt by police and sharpshooters. Investigators seek responsibility for the escape, aiming to bill the owner or negligent parties for several thousand francs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Zizi
Bois de Boulogne
Zoological Garden
Auteuil
Clear Complexion Message Promotes S S S
An old advertisement extols a bright complexion through clean blood. It claims S S S clears impurities causing pimples blackheads boils eczema and rheumatism. asserts safety from herbs and barks and promises improved appearance and well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S.S
8.S.S
Covington Abandons Lights Plan Amid Protests on Scott Boulevard
City Commissioners meeting yields abandonment of plans for boulevard lighting after over 25 residential protesters object. Mayor O Donovan aims to seek estimates along Scott from Suspension Bridge to Seventh Street, estimated under $2000 yearly. Debate also touches on waterworks pipe costs and chlorine machine funding, plus a pole lithograph dispute among candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Boulevard
O'Donovan
John P. Dumphy
Scott
O’donnovan
Seventh Street
Kluemper
Donnelly
Hawk
Water Works
Opening of Eastern Dixie Highway Parade in Falmouth
More than 300 Covington merchants join a Good Will parade to celebrate the Eastern Dixie Highway in Kenton County. The convoy departs Covington at 9:30 AM, stops at Sandfordtown Chisel Bridge Independence and Fishburg, then arrives in Falmouth for speeches by Governor Fields Senator Ernst and others, with a chicken dinner at the fair grounds. Patrolmen Harry Haines and John Curtain will lead the parade at 20 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falmouth
Covington
Kenton County
Sandfordtown
Chisel Bridge
Independence
Fishburg
Richard P. Ernst
Washington
Governor Fields
Congressman Rouse
Judge Clarke
O’donovan
Falmouth Fair Grounds
Fair
Harry Haines
John Curtain
Covington Motor Cycle
Tarkington Prize Story Filmed At Liberty Theater
Booth Tarkington's Pulitzer prize story The Magnificent Ambersons is shown today at Liberty Theater under the title Pampered Youth. A comedy and news reel accompany the feature. Tomorrow and Saturday The Bridge of Sighs stars Dorothy Mackaill and Creighton Hale with a Mack Sen nett comedy and news reel. Schafer and Bernice open a three day vaudeville engagement this afternoon presenting The Auto Tangle a comedy singing and talking skit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Today
Tarkington
Liberty Theater
Dorothy Mackaill
Creighton Hale
Mack Sennett
Schafer
Bernice
Covington Chosen to Host Tag Day and Local News Digest
Covington officials approve a tag day for the Kenton County Union Society on September 26. Bankruptcy petitions filed by John J. Giffer of Covington and Henry B. Goldrich of Lexington report small assets and modest liabilities. A fatal shooting suspect, Iles Jackson, is released on a $5 009 bond by Judge Read. Loretta Dressman of Covington dies at 21 after typhoid fever. Police seek missing William Watkins from Lexington with carnival suspect leads. Kishmee Grotto plans a basket picnic at Rosedale Park with games, races, and aquatic events for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Giffer
Covington
United States District Court
Henry B. Goldrich
Lexington
Kenton County Uiane Society
Iles Jackson
West Twelfth 8
Moses Fields
Read
Kenton County
Loretta Dressman
Ben Dressman
East Pleasant Street
Western Union Telegraph Company
William Watkins
Maple Avenue
Kishmee Grotto
Rosedale Park
Rosedale
DeMolay
McMullin Divorce Suit Filed in Kenton Circuit Court
Mrs Marie McMullin sues Daniel McMullin of Somerville Massachusetts for divorce charging cruelty. She seeks alimony, restoration of her maiden name Marie Carroll, and a legal separation of domicile. They wed at ? and lived together until September. Newport.
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Kenton Circuit Court
Marie McMullin
Daniel McMullin
Somerville
Mass
Marie Carrol
Newport
Names and Residences Listed for Residents and Ohio Kentucky Areas
A list of individuals with residences across Ohio Kentucky and nearby areas includes Roy Ben Seep Tippacanoe City Ohio Gladys Asher Piqua Ohio E E Norver Roanoke Virginia Ly Stone Muskegon Michigan Schaeffer Lancaster Ohio Kine Bell Dixie Ohio John Thomas Boone County Kentucky Louise Youella Erlanger Kentucky Raymond E Benson Walton Kentucky Mae Brown Walton Kentucky E Louderback Ripley Ohio Charles D Roe peers Kentucky Leslie Randolph Hartwell Ohio tie Coyler Bond Hill Ohio Winkie Hillsboro Ohio Hazel McCann Lynchburg Ohio Charles Brewer Covington Kentucky Mary Farwick Covington Kentucky Christin H Wilson Covington Kentucky Katherine Sages Liesesayton August Freese Cincinnati Ohio Mack Cincinnati Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Ben Seep
Tippacanoe City
Gladys Asher
Piqua
Raymond E. Benson
Walton
Tae Mae Brown
Walton, Ky
E. Louderback
Ripley
Charles D. Roe
Peers
Leslie Randolph
Hartwell, O. Tie Coyler
Katherine
Sages
Liesesayton
Cincinnati
Ise Mack
Robbery suspect taken from hospital to jail
Dan Vaught of Bellevue Kentucky was moved from Speers Hospital Dayton to Newport Jail to await arraignment on a robbery charge connected with the Enterprise Garage holdup at 1040 Monmouth Street Sunday night. He was shot in the neck by night watchman Adam DuBois after forcing four tires from the garage. Vaught looted $21 from the cash register. prior to the incident he had held up Bernard Smith of Cincinnati for $14. Smith later saw Vaught at the hospital and was unsure of identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Vaught
Fairfield Avenue
Bellevue
Speers Hospital
Dayton
Newport
Monmouth
Vaught
Adam DuBois
DuBois
Bernard Smith
Cincinnati
Eleventh
Monmouth Streets
Smith
RAID AT ALBERT SMITH HOME ENDS WITH SHOOTING
Federal agent Rodman Russell raided the home at 328 Tenth Street last night. A man identified as Charles Craft, 60, of 3015 Calhoun Street Cincinnati, was wounded by a bullet in his ankle and taken to Speers Hospital. his companion escaped. Police detained six others including John Flaig Fred Kraus Ray Sutton Frank Cook Sam Law and Christ Hanson for hearing before Commissioner Roetken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodman_ Russell
Albert Smith
Ete Tenth Street
Speers Hospital
Newport
Russell
Charles Craft
Calhoun Street
Cincinnati
Smith
Roetken
John Flaig
Fred Kraus
Ray Sutton
Frank Cook
Sam Law
Christ Hanson
Democrats Pick Berry for Representative
At a Dietrichs Garden rally in Ft. Thomas Kentucky the Democratic Executive Committee met to fill the vacancy caused by the August 5 death of A. J. Jolly of Mentor. Shaler Berry president of Ft. Thomas Bank was chosen. Chester W. Dorsey Belleview mayor acted as temporary chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietrich’s Garden
Ft. Thomas
A. J. Jolly
Mentor
Shaler Berry
Ft. Thomas Bank
Joseph Cassidy
Chester W. Dorsey
Bellevue, Ky
Mr. Dorsey
One Girl's Heart by Fay Stevenson
Bettina Browning leaves her country town for New York to dance in vaudeville and falls for Larry Larmont who vows not to remarry. His brother Lionel lights Bettina’s fears of losing her career to marriage, while Lucile White counsels a conventional domestic life. Bettina chooses career but at the end promises to marry Larry tomorrow after a brief shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettina Browning
New York City
Larry Larmont
Hollywood
Lionel
Bettina Lionel
Bettina
Lucile White
Gordon de Coverly
Lucile
New York
Lionel Larmont
Larry
Inc
Realty Transfers Include Newport and Dayton Lots
Thornton Applegate transfers a Newport lot to William Kilmer Jr for 1500 stamps. Walter Patton transfers a Dayton lot to J. T. Murphy for 1500 stamps. W G Parrott transfers a Dayton lot to Rupert Ray for 6500 stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aees Wey Realty
Thornton Applegate
William Kilmer, Jr
Newport
Walter Patton
J. T. Murphy
Dayton
W. G. Parrott
Rupert Ray
Radio Schedule Highlights Tonight In Major Markets
Tonight’s program lists WEAF WLW and several stations across New York Chicago and Albany. Highlights include a 7 P.M. dinner concert talk and a 10 P.M. civil service talk with Doherty Melody Boys. Jazz Mania appears at 7 20 P.M. on WGBS and the United States Marine Band performs at 7 30 P.M. on WJZ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLW
Senatary Hawkins
Civil Service
Doherty Melody Boys
WGBS
New York
WJZ
United States Marine Band
WGY
WRC
WBZ
WLS
Chicago
Schubert String Trio
KYW
Bob
WGN
Skeezix
Schenectady
Royal Hour
Silent Tonight Across Multiple Stations
A list of radio call signs including Central-KFAB KFDM KFMQ KFUO KSD WCEE WJJD WKRC WOAN WOWL WOI WOR Eastern CKAK CNRM CNRO PWX WAAM WAHG WBAV WCAP WDWF WEBJ WHAZ WLIT WOO WOR and WTIC appears as a program slate or transmission note. The entry catalogs station identifiers without additional context or fuller reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
KFAB
KFDM
KFMQ
KFUO
KSD
WCEE
WJJD
WKRC
WOAN
WOWL
WOI
WOR
Eastern
CKAK
CNRM
CNRO
PWX
WAAM
WAHG
WBAV
WCAP
WDWF
WEBJ
WHAZ
WLIT
WOO
WTIC
Flowered Negligees and the Boudoir in 1925 Fashion
Fashion notes in 1925 highlight flowered fabrics from lingerie to negligees. Flowered chiffons and taffetas appear in evening frocks and intimate wear. New prints skew geometric and cubist while Boutiques offer coat negligees with full front or back fullness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trousseaux
Fairchild
Radio Station Lineup For Evening Musical Programs
Chicago and nearby stations present a varied broadcast slate. Programs include orchestras, organ recitals, classical and popular selections, and late night dance and jazz sets across multiple networks.
Names and Residences Listed in Dayton and Nearby Ohio Towns
A listing shows individuals with residences across Ohio towns including Dayton Middletown Xenia Miamisburg Hamilton Newport and expands with names such as William A Weaver Cephas E Wray Nora Rossland Raymond Smith Kenia Thomas Carma Dennis Byron Taylor and Dorothy Cook. Other spellings and initials appear, reflecting OCR inconsistencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Weaver
Dayton
O. Tio
Agkirise
O. Cephas E
Wray
Middletown
Nora Rossland
O. Raymond Smith
A. Xenia
O. Imson
Kenia
O. Asap Thomas
Miamisburg
Carma Dennis Byron Taylor
Hamilton
Alice Schollz
William E. Goebel, Jr
Newport
Dorothy Cook
Heat Records Fall as Kentucky Sees 105 Degree Day
In Louisville and Western Kentucky a blistering heat wave breaks decades old records. Henderson hits 105 degrees with heat exhaustion reported, Paducah 104.5 and Bowling Green 102 as other sites reach 100 plus, Louisville records a new 19 August high and Lexington tops 93 degrees, shattering a 25 year mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Mercury
Associated Press
Louisville
Henderson
Paducah
Bowling Green
Lexington
Eleanor Gunn Fashion Editor Seeks Clothing Help
Readers of The Commercial Tribune are invited to send self addressed stamped envelopes to Eleanor Gunn, the paper’s Fashion Editor, to discuss clothes problems and receive guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Eleanor Gunn
the Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
Dr. Copeland
Copeland
Royal S. Copeland
Ser., Inc
Practical Under Dress Slip Pattern No 5152
Pattern description for a serviceable slip worn under tunics or ensembles. Sizes range from small to extra large with bust measures 34 to 48 inches. Yardage given for 32 inch material with and without facing. pattern mailed for 10 cents.
A Wife Confesses to Hidden Card and a Mail Robbery
In a tense dialogue, Lillian decodes a telegram from Allen Drake revealing a card tied to a year old Illinois mail robbery. The protagonist senses danger as Lillian explains the card connects to missing securities and that Steve remains a focal risk near their location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve
Lillian
Allen Drake
Illinois
Allen
How Can We Know How Love Guides Two Fervent Hearts
A Chicago dated piece reports Edith Rockefeller McCormick, divorced wife of Harold F. McCormick, wrote a fourteen line love themed song titled How Can We Know with music by Archibald Freer. Published by a Milwaukee firm, the verses express trust born of love and doubt removed by devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Chicago
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Harold F. McCormick
Mathilde
Muriel McCormick
Archibald Freer
Milwaukee Music House
Radio Listings Across Eastern Stations Evening Schedule
A digest of programs across WTAM WHK WEAR WCAE KDKA WGR WGY SCHENECTADY WFI WCAU WIP WEAF NY WRNY including dinner music talks concerts orchestras and studio programs with times ranging from late afternoon to night across Cleveland Pittsburgh Buffalo Schenectady Philadelphia and New York stations.
Psoriasis discussed and medical inquiries answered
An Ohio reader criticizes psoriasis suggestions while a doctor explains patches and possible causes. The piece notes current theories of skin poisoning and elimination, and urges examining for local infections and dietary triggers. Questions from readers on weight, laxatives, ribs pain, constipation, and kerker sorts are answered with dietary and lifestyle guidance.
Mary Kuna Admits Denies Killing Husband in Quarrel
Mrs. Mary Kuna 42 admitted but later denied killing her husband Albert 456 with a butcher knife during an argument at their Chicago home early today. Both had been drinking, authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mary Kuna
Albert
Quake Shakes Porto Rico and Europe Feels Aftershocks
A strong quake struck Porto Rico at 1 10 this morning lasting about two minutes with a milder shock at 5 o clock no damage reported in Porto Rico. In Faenza Italy seismographs recorded powerful distant tremors four hours long with readings from an earthquake 6000 miles away breaking instrument indicators.
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Porto Rico
Europe
San Juan
Faenza
Italy
Raphael Bendandi
Earthquake Detected By West Brom Observatory
Instruments at Prof. J. J. Shaw's seismological observatory in West Bromwich recorded a severe earthquake this afternoon from a distant epicenter about 5,000 miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bromwich
Englan
J. J. Shaw
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Crabtree
SSS
Tee
Berry
Fontaine Fox
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Fay Stevenson
WSAI
WEAF
Newport Notes
Catherine Hollohan
Buren
Miami
Fla
Lillian Hollohan
Salem M. E. Church of
Elmer Gray
Herbert Axt
Thomas Finnegan
Harper Moore
Charles Myers
Elks’ Temple
Walter Geisting
Commit+Children
Newport Day Nursery
Kentucky Independent Oil
Roughrider Grounds
WHAS
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
WHT
Cornhuskers
WEBH
Riviera Theater
WENR
Wqshicago
Drmner
Ginger Hout
WMAQ
Chicago Theater Organ
WMBB
WBCN
Adele Garrison
Lilian
Mr. Bones
Sally
Ares
John D
WTAM
Cleveland
WHK
Karnival Klub
I- R.M
Convention of International Photo Engravers
WCAE
Pittsburgh
Moore
Kdka—E
National Farmers and Stockman
Oakmont
WGR
Buffalo
WFI
Philadelphia
Stratford Hotel
WCAU
Dixie Boy
WIP
Wav
Cushman
Serenaders
Atwater Kent
WRNY
Studio Pro
Orchestra
Ohio
Commissioner of Patents
Congress
Bureau of Patents
Royal S. Copeland, M.D
Little One
R. M
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Miss Moore
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