Shin League adopts poison liquor deaths record
Five deaths in the Shin League poison liquor case are cited as the league adopts the new inquiry findings.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1927
Page
1
Repeal Day Debates Highlight Congress Prohibition Storm
In Washington the Senate and House sparred over dry policy as a refusal to curb poisonous industrial alcohol sparked questions about anti saloon influence. Rep Underhill defended colleagues amid drinking accusations while others pressed for repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and new alcohol sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Melton
Anti-Saloon League
Wayne B. Wheeler
Senate Commerce Commission
Dalton
Fleet Corporation
O'Connor
The
Shipping Board
Edwards
Dem
M. J
Edge
Rep
Sheppard Dem
Tex
Ciry
Treasury
Celler
N. Y
Congress
Underhill
Mass
Mr. Underhill
Gonlda
Cochran
Armstrong Named as Republican Choice for Cincinnati Southern Trustee
Members of the Republican Executive Committee debated a recommendation for a trustee of the Cincinnati Southern Railway. They reportedly favored Bolton S. Armstrong, Cincinnati merchant, though officials denied any formal action at the meeting. Judges, mostly Republican, are expected to select a trustee with Armstrong as the suggested candidate if the committee endorses him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Executive Committee
Strand
Bolton S. Armstrong
Cincinnati
County Common Pleas
Cincinnati Southern Railway
Fred Schneller
Schneller
Sidges
Republican Committee
Republican
Armstrong
Hamilton County
Wb Fe Uhcir Rcaumce
Mabley & Carew Co
Schnelter
Common Pleas Court
Rhinelander Suit Seeks Annulment Over Bride’s Race
Four NY appellate judges deny Leonard Rhinelander a new trial to annul his marriage to Alice Beatrice Jones Rhinelander alleging misrepresentation of race. Jury found she did not deceive him and he would have wed anyway. The couple married October 14, 1924, and separated soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jan
Appellate Division
New York Supreme Court Today
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Alice Beatrice Jones Rhinelander
Morschauser
White Plains
Edward Lazansky
Isaac N. Mills
Brooklyn
Rhinelander
Rhinelanders
Alice Beatrice Jones
New Rochelle
Warden Tynan Suspended Amid Prison Standoff in Canon City
Gov Morley suspends Warden Tynan for ten days over alleged inefficiency drunkenness and inhuman treatment with claims of a machine gun at the main entrance. Tynan disputes the suspension saying courts barred governor action and vows to defend the penitentiary against attempted removal. Sheriff Glasson named to replace him in a clash over authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morley
Tynan
Denver
Col
Canon City
Thomas J. Tyffart Vorp
Bemidis J. Morely
Colorado
Clifford R. Glasson
Fremont County
Morely
Sion
Glasson
Marines to Return to Nicaragua to Restore Order
United States marines will land at Corinto and proceed to Managua to guard the U S delegation as Nicaragua’s Conservative government says the move will curb anarchy. They note prosperity during the thirteen years of prior marine presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
United States
U. S. S. Galveston
Corinto
Diaz
Cudahy jailed over marriage plan with Marie Astaire
Michael Cudahy 19, son of the packing family, faced detention in Santa Barbara after his attempts to wed actress Esther Brosheim Astaire were blocked by his mother and by licensing authorities. He was refused licenses in Los Angeles and Ventura counties. his bride-to-be was sent back to Los Angeles with best man Robert O Brien. Aids from the Los Angeles Sheriff's Office were enlisted to locate him as the case drew public notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Cal
Michael Cudahy
Marie Astaire
Los Angeles
Robert O. Brien
Cudahy
Ventura Counties
Jack Cudahy
Ethel Kendall
John J. Kendall
Kendall Printing Company
Mani Waratah
Charles H. Hughes
Clinton Springs Avenue
Newtown Pike
Newtown
Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Don
Miss Kendall
Dr. T. Hughes
Kendall
Vermont
Forty-fourth Streets
Latonia
Apour
Sergt. Meyery
Eastern Avenue
University gifts total over seven thousand for endowment and equipment
University of Cincinnati officials reported at the January board meeting gifts totaling more than 7000 dollars. Major donors include Emil Pollak and family who funded most endowment gifts and a 5000 dollar gift to general endowment in honor of Mrs. Pollak. The bequests support the botany department and engineering programs and aim to advance paleo botanical research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Botany
Frederick C. Hicks
University of Cincinnati
University Board of Directors
Arthur R. Morgan
Frank F. Dinsmore
Daniel Laurence
Mr. Morgan
University
Rufus B. Smith
Laurence
Hicks
Emil Pollak
Pollak
Schwab
Carrie Pollak
Meta Bollak Bettman
Edgar M. Johnson
College of Engineering and Commerce
Julian A. Pollak
Maurice E. Pollak
Bernard E. Polak
General
Mr. Pollak
Samuel H. Taft
Cleveland Close in on Canton Murder Case and New Arrest
A fresh arrest in the Don R. Mellett crime case emerges in Cleveland as Ben Nadel is charged with harboring fugitive Patrick McDermott. Federal and Canton officials disclose McDermott’s whereabouts after months of concealment in East 105th Street, with threats to life if he spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Nadel
Cleveland
Companion
Ur Thafity
Sider Rice
Mellett
Cleveland, O
Don R. Mellett
Canton
Patrick McDermott
McDermott
Regent
Anen
Mulluig Iace
Abigail
Nanty Glo
East 105Th Street
Stanley A. Slagle
Nadel
Slagle
Burt Griffin
A. KE. Berkstéen
District Attorney's
Henry W. Harter
Ora Slater
Bernsteen
Howell Leuck
Ben Rudner
Massiton
Eight Citizens Bitten by Rabid Police Dog
Scores of Hartwell residents aided officers during a nightlong search for a police dog that bit eight people severely. The animal, suspected rabies, attacked everyone it encountered on the streets, police reports say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwell
Siez
Treasury posts $218 million surplus for first half year
U S Treasury reports a 218 279 937 surplus for the first half of the fiscal year, up from 125 598 300 in the same period last year. The notice from Washington dated January 4 highlights the annual comparison and the fiscal position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington
Jan
The
Treasury
Senate OKs Farm Bill With Adds For Cattle, Sugar Extraction
The Senate passed the annual agricultural supply bill totaling $128,598,589 and sent it to conference. Amendments include Glass proposed cattle feed additives to explain blue grass meat discoloration and Howell to fund $2,300 for artichoke sugar extraction research. Mayfield won a clause directing the Agriculture Department to develop new uses for cotton with $571,780 allocated for grazing and promotion of farm products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Glass
Dem
Howell
Rep
Neb
Mayfield
Tex
Department of Agriculture
Teacher Denies Risque Tales Charge At Broadhorn School
Florence I Cochran, 19, a Broadhorn School teacher, denies entertaining 10 to 14 year old pupils with lurid stories during recess. County Superintendent Walter M. McGee holds her fate after testimony from seven pupils and supporters. Cochran calls the dispute a school rumpus and accuses President C C Crawford of plotting to oust her for his son Cleo Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianaola
Broadhorn School
Florence I. Cordran
Elaine
Walter M. McGee
Miss Cochran
C. C. Crawford
Cleo Crawford
McGee
Thrill Slayers Leopold and Loeb Face Taxicab Driver Suit
Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb known as thrill slayers were brought from state prison to Joliet court to answer a $100000 suit by Chicago taxi driver Charles Ream for alleged kidnapping and mutilation of Bobby Franks in November 1923. They appeared bored but allowed cross examinations and visited with friends as habeas corpus was authorized for their appearance. The case likely to go to jury tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
Ill
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Bobby “Franks
Charles Ream
Chicago
Leeb
Leopold
Ream
Loeb
Three Die and Dozen Hurt in Richelieu Pitch Fire Disaster
Thirty seven injured and three workers believed killed after an explosion aboard the French barque Richelieu at a Curtis Bay pier. The ship, loaded with pitch from Nantes for Laurient, sank after flames raged for hours. Most injured were Baltimore hospital patients. fire crews said all crew members escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornee
J. L. Hagaman
New York
Cornec
Paul Maguerez
Richelieu
Aptain Cornec
Blaz
Baltimore
Curtis Bay
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Nantes
Laurient
France
Los Datas
William Toulgouat
Joseph Toulgouat
Joseph Salaunu
The
Jules Sismee
Henry Paoli
Rum Row Code Bills Reveal Smuggling Tactics
New York January 4 William R Newman a former dental mechanic turned rum runner testified in court that American dollar bills served as code messages for liquor smuggling. He described how a serial number like K281349018 signaled fifty pints of Scotch and explained how smugglers used the bills to convey quantities and types of liquor. He noted the practice while detailing his experiences in the revenue case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Frank
Edward
Frank Costello
Integral
Vincent White
Rum Row
Rches
Alon
New York
Port Jefferson
Canada
Field
Caperton
Newman
William R. Newman
Hiquor
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Son
Pale AK Fant
ULI Ffrichie
Aralct Alweris Milt Tlelnly Mpdermott Lair While Hunted
Pat
Dan Pfaff
Slater
Ring
Edward Kelly
Bobby Franks
Nathan Leopold
Printing Company
Arriarm Ad LI WA Wwe
Highes
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