Permanent Council To Steer U S Industry Under Hoover Plan
The article reports on outlines for a potentially permanent council to guide American industry. Julius H. Barnes, chairing the national business survey, describes an executive group and a larger conference committee drawn from trade associations and experts. He stresses need for industrial treasuries to fund capital investment and notes recent Treasury refinancing as evidence of improving credit conditions.
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U.S
Washington
National Business Survey
Hoover
Julius H. Barnes
Chamber of Commerce of the
Barnes
Wat
Claude Meeker Dies Suddenly in Columbus Hotel Suite
Claude Meeker prominent Columbus broker and Democratic leader died of a heart attack in his Neil House private suite. He was 68 and had long shaped Ohio politics and finance. He served as secretary to Gov. Campbell, U S Consul at Bradford, and led the Ohio delegation at a Democratic convention.
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Columbus
Claude Meeker
Ohio
Neil House
Meeker
W. C. Murphy
Quinn Dorgan
Dr. Dorgan
Mr. Meeker
New York
George W. Meeker
Business College
City Engineer’s
Cincinnati Enquirer
The
Enquirer
James W. Faulkner
James E. Campbell
Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
United States
Bradford
Yorkshire
England
Gerry Meeker
Houston
Trinity Episcopal Church
Kenyon College
Gambier, O
Ohio National Guard
Ohio Archaeological and Historical Society
Liner rescues jchooner grew as boats missing during storm
In heavy seas the liner Baltic rescued the captain and crew of the Northern Light after abandoning the schooner in distress. Rex Parson, 20, died in the rescue. Two other ships, Neptune and Lloyd Jack, remain missing as weather traps more vessels in Atlantic storms.
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ST. Johns
N. F
Httle
North Atlantic Ocean
Baltic
Neptune
Northern Light
Rex Parson
Cape Race
J. Kearney
Republic
Gander Deal
Negro preacher found guilty of wife murder
James Boyd a 45 year old Negro minister of Rose street Lockland Subdivision was found guilty of second degree murder by a jury in Judge Fred L Hoffman's Criminal Court after a two hour and fifteen minute deliberation. A life sentence is mandatory under the verdict. Prosecutors tied the death to arson and life insurance motives.
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James Boyd
Rose Street
Lockland Subdivision
Estella
Fred L. Hoffman
Boyd
Dudley M. Outcast
Carson Hoy
James G. Stewart
William Thorndyke
Honor Among Thieves Not If Theyre In Jail
William Wellinghoff, 60, of 379 South B street complains about safety at the police station. A prisoner, identified as Goff, attempted to bribe Desk Sergeant Nieder man with $3 to release him. The man who had his shoes taken to nap had $9 stolen from his shoe by Goff. his case was postponed in Police Court.
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Hamilton
William Wellinghoff
South B Street
Y South Ror Sa
John
Niederman
Golf
Wellinghoff
Goff
Oklahoma Lawyer Soldier and Banker Named Secretary of War
Patrick J. Hurley, an Oklahoma lawyer, soldier and executive who had been acting Secretary, was named by President Hoover to succeed the late James W. Good as Secretary of War. The appointment, aimed to give Southern states Cabinet representation, follows strong endorsements from southern leaders and long service as Assistant Secretary.
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Oklahoma
Hoover
J. W. Good
Washington
Patrick Jay Durley
James W. Good
South
Senate
Hurley
Mr. Good
White House
Special Message To Congress Stirs War Navy Circles
Hamilton County reports auto fatalities reach 165 this year after the death of John Joerger 13 of 3300 Montieth Avenue. Witness Alfred Shiels says the boy stepped from Observatory Avenue as a light delivery truck struck him, causing instant skull fracture. Driver Harry Freeze, 1, of 446 McDowell Avenue, feared the crash and notified his employer, Jacob Diegmueller, of the Montieth Market Company.
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Hamilton County
John Joerger
Montieth Avenue
Charles A. Joerger
Joerger
University of Cincinnati
Alfred Shiels
Springer Avenue
Observatory Avenue
Duncan Street
Harry Freeze
McDowell Avenue
Jacob Diegmueller
Montieth
Montieth and
Ashmont Avenues
Marines Mobilize for Haiti After Martial Law Declared
President Hoover sends a message to Congress amid Haiti unrest as extra Marines join the 700 already stationed in Port-au-Prince and Cape Haitien. The USS Wright is ordered to sail with a 300-man detachments while Quantico Paris Island and Norfolk prepare departures for duty beyond the sea.
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Hoover
Congress
Senate
House
White House
Navy Department
Norfolk
U.S. S
Wright
Quantico
Washington
Paris Island
S. C
Haiti
Port-au-Prince
Cape Haitien
United States
Full Page Book Reviews and Fashions Feature
The Commercial Tribune presents a full page of book reviews and fashion items for readers. It includes sections on new releases commentary and style notes aimed at a wide audience.
Old Red Brick Blaine Club Home Razed for Parking Lot
Walter E. Huenefeld ordered the Young Men's Blaine Club building on East Eighth Street razed along with the adjacent former Young Women's Christian Association building to create an auto parking area. A rumor linked nearby sites to a Balaban & Katz motion picture theater, denied by Huenefeld. The Blaine Club once stood as a Republican hub in Cincinnati.
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Blaine Club
East Eighth Street
Vine Street
Young Men's
Cincinnati
Walter E. Huenefeld
Hiseo
Bishop Wrecking and Lumber Company
Huene
Eighth and Vine Streets
Huenefeld
Balaban & Katz Corporation
Chicago
Paramount Film
Beer and Wine Act Before Congress
Washington December 6 Repeal of the Volstead law and the enactment of a law prohibiting manufacture sale or transportation of distilled liquors would be provided under a bill re introduced today by Representative Mead Democrat New York Nothing said in the text of the bill relating to beer or wine Violations would be misdemeanors punishable by a 100 dollar fine or thirty days imprisonment or both
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Washington
Mead
Dem
N. Y
Triplets Born Second Set In Large Family
Louisville, Ky., Dec. 6. Mrs George D Rhodes of S J Helens suburb today delivered triplets all boys weighing six pounds each. She already has twins, another set of triplets, and four single births. eleven of the twelve children are living. Mrs Rhodes age 34, married in 1915. Mr Rhodes is a railroad engineer.
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Louisville
George D. Rhodes
S J. Helens
Lindberghs Lease Five-Room Sutton Place Apartment
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh have leased a five room suite in a new studio building on East Fifty seventh street in Sutton Place. The landlords announced the arrangement noting the couple will have a of fice like home in the exclusive district as a step to saving a home.
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New York
The
Lindberghs
Charles A. Lindbergh
East Fifty-seventh Street
Sutton Place
Hamilton County Plans $4.81 Million Outlay for Year
County Commissioners outlined an improvement program totaling about 4.81 million dollars for the coming year. The 1930 road fund stands at 500 thousand, with 680 thousand from a half mill levy for state road and bridge, and 860 thousand in the fund outside this levy. Road maintenance and repair receive 250 thousand plus 100 thousand from auto and gas tax. Special projects include Reading road at 200 thousand, Tuberculosis Hospital construction with 1.22 million listed on 1929 and 1930 tax duplicates, and sanitary sewers and water lines totaling 1 million. A letter from Lawrence Richey to Chairman Urban lauded public improvements to stimulate business and curb unemployment.
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Hamilton County
Reading Road
Tuberculosis Hospital
Tresident Hoover
Charles H. Urban
Board of County Commissioners
Lawrence Richey
Local Chicken Theft Ring Nabbed In Batavia
Sheriff Roberts of Clermont County reports a six member group including two society women and their husbands confessed to stealing 5000 chickens over three months. The crew used an auto and auto truck to raid coops by night, delivering birds to the Cincinnati market. Arrests included John Henderson and Ray Weeks, with the Lyons couple from Gary Indiana.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Batavia
Harvey Henderson
Leo Lyons
Robert Roberts
Clermont County
John Henderson
Ray Weeks
Lyons
Gary
Ind
Harvey Hendersons
Newport
Cincinnati
Roberts
Fisher Denies Plans to Name Vare to Senate Seat
Gov. Fisher said reports he would appoint William S. Vare to the Senate seat denied today are absolutely untrue. The Senate rejected Vare by 58 to 22 over expenditures in his primary race, and also refused to seat his Democratic opponent William B. Wilson. Senator Nye warned any Fisher appointee must be far from the Mellon Grundy Fisher machine to win votes.
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Reading
John S. Fisher
William SS. Vare
Senate
Washington
William S. Ware
William B. Wilson
Kishes
Powelle Oye
Vare
Joseph R. Grundy
Nye
Rep
N.D
Gov. Fisher
Mellon-Pepper
Are
Ware
Fisher
Mellon-Grundy-Fisher
Norris
Neb
Farmer-Labor
Manufacturer kills woman then commits suicide in Springfield
George Otstot fifty owner of the National Toy Manufacturing Company shot and killed Rose McCutcheon thirty six an employee in the workshop and then killed himself by firing a bullet through his temple. The bodies were found by Walter McCutcheon husband of the dead woman. Coroner Theodore Schafer ruled premeditated death by own action and said no relationship existed between Otstot and Mrs McCutcheon. Financial troubles were noted as a probable mental stress factor.
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Springfield
George Otstot
National Toy Manufacturing Company
Rose McCutcheon
Walter McCutcheon
National Water Motor Company
Polish Premier Switalsky Falls as Sejm Forces Dismissal
The Polish Sejm defeats Premier Switalsky by a 246 to 120 vote, ending his government after a lengthy debate with ministers and deputies. Opposition cheers as resignation and cabinet reorganization are anticipated. premier likely excluded from new cabinet.
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Warsaw
Sejm
Diet
Switalsky
Pacifist words prompt Soviet press debate on Kei logg pact
Soviet papers attack Secretary Stimson’s reminder to Soviet Russia and China about their treaty obligations calling his statement a foggy imperialist plot. Pravda warns Poland plans to invade the Soviet Union and alleges Warsaw receives arms from Poland and its allies.
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Boris Smolar
New York World News Service
Moscow
Stimson
United States
Russia
China
Pravda
Communist Party
Poland
Soviet Union
Anx
Missing man, four children await in Silverton
Mrs. Lillian Atkins pleads for her husband Clinton D. Atkins who vanished after saying goodbye at noon on September 9. His car was found at 3312 Madison road, hat under the car, pipe broken in the seat, and life insurance cashing details raise questions. His business partner Joe Heidt was at the house that day seeking a signed check.
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Lillian’ Atkins
Bona Vista Avenue
Clinton D. Atkins
Madison Road
Clift
Hoover to address Congress on Haiti crisis Marines held in readiness
President Hoover prepared a special message for Congress amid Haiti unrest. About 300 Marines were readied at Quantico for imminent Haiti deployment, with 700 more in the country. Central White House plans delayed public release until after congressional reading.
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Raymond Z. Henle
Associated Press
Washington
Haiti
Hoover
Congress
Quantico
White House
Paris Island
Stimson
John H. Russell
Aux Cayes
Damien
Cincinnatians May Telephones Liner at Sea
Telephone service aboard the steamship Leviathan will begin at 11 45 a m tomorrow from any Bell Telephone in the United States. Cincinnati rates are 24 dollars for the first three minutes and eight dollars for each additional minute with a two dollar message charge. Calls can be placed after 11 30 tonight and completed after 11 45 a m Sunday during the two day voyage.
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Bell
Cincinnati
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