Police Shake-Up Aims for Quick Results In City
After a Thursday conference with Colonel Sherrill and City Manager Copeland, Chief Copeland reshuffled headquarters detectives and ordered tougher enforcement of liquor gambling and loitering laws. Sixty-three arrests followed, including for loitering and possession of betting documents, amid claims the department must show results or be replaced.
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Sherrill
Copelaw
Copeland
Weatherly
Kirgan
Webking
Seebohm
Copelan
Michael McShane
Leonard Hays
Alexander Genter
Robert Gernhardt
Daniel Callahan
Daniel Maham
Joseph Schaefer
Lewis Bell
Mrs Wilson Observes World Court Debate in Senate Gallery
Mrs Woodrow Wilson attended the Senate debate on American adhesion to the World Court. She sat in the Senators' private gallery as Senator Borah argued against joining the court and denounced the League of Nations. The visit was hosted by Mrs Swanson, wife of the Virginia senator.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Senate
World Court
Borah
League of Nations
City opens bids for supplies to widen dealer participation
City Manager Colonel Sherrill announced an open bid policy to invite more Cincinnati and area dealers for city supplies. He cited a lone bid for cast iron pipe as an example and said revisions to street and sewer specifications would remove open to criticism closed practices.
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Sherrill
Cincinnati
Water Works Department
United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Company
Old City
Frank Shipley
City Engineering Department
Upson
City Street
Rapid Transit Commission
Central Parkway
J E Raker California Congressman Dies in Washington
Congressman John E. Raker of California died in Washington after a long illness tied to stomach trouble. Born February 22, 1863 near Knoxville Illinois, he was elected to the Sixty second Congress from California's Second District and focused on immigration irrigation reclamation and women s suffrage.
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Associated Press
Washington
John E. Raker
Dem
Cal
Raker
California
Slay er Is Reprieved From Chair Second Time in Two Days
Ambrose Ross narrowly escapes execution in Sing Sing as Governor Smith grants a reprieve by phone hours before a scheduled electrocution. A day earlier a Supreme Court stay halted the sentence, but was vacated, prolonging the tense death row uncertainty.
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Slayer
Ossining
N. Y
Ambrose Ross
Sing Sing
Smith
New York
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Ross
Joseph Lonardo
Father McCaffrey
Christina O’brien
Lawes
James L. Long
Mr. Long
Anna Ross
Ambrose
Mr. Ong
Mr. Smith
Albany
Stanley Elvana
Long Island
Burbank Calls Himself Infidel Scoffs at Immortality
Luther Burbank, famed Santa Rosa horticulturist, tells the San Francisco Bulletin he does not believe in personal resurrection and that science disproves reincarnation. He says religions are on a tottering foundation and defends a universal power while denying eternal hell. He cites his doubt until proof of immortality exists.
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San Francisco
Luther Burbank
Santa Rosa
Cal
San Francisco Bulletin
Bulletin
India
Christ
Burbank
Henry Ford
Ford
Ford statements tied to Burbank remarks in magazine interview
Detriot sources say Luther Burbank statements attributed to Henry Ford stem from a recent interview in a national magazine. Ford associates said tonight that the motor magnate had long held beliefs on life and related topics.
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Burbank
Ford
Associated Press
Detroit
Luther Burbank
Henry Ford
Ears Shrinking Says Hopkins Doctor On Evolution
Dr. Adolph H. Schultz of Johns Hopkins Medical School argues evolution now trends toward smaller ears except the lobes, with other changes like fewer small toe bones and wisdom tooth reduction. He notes facial asymmetry and limb length differences may also reflect ongoing human evolution.
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Baltimore
Adolph H. Schultz
Schultz
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Dr. Schultz
Prominent Cincinnati Leader John J Burchenal Dies at 64
John J Burchenal vice president of Procter and Gamble and president of Paradise Spring Co died at 7 30 PM at his Glendale residence after a sudden heart attack. He was a longtime Cincinnati business figure, Republican activist and autographs collector. Survived by his widow three daughters and two sons funeral plans pending.
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Cincinnati
John J. Burchenal
Procter& Gamble Company
Paradise Spring Company
Brunswick
Albion Avenue
Glendalé
Richmond
Ind
Mr. Burehenal
William Cooper Procter
Procter & Gamble Company
Mr. Procter
Buchenal
Republican Central Committee
Business Men’s Club
Queen City Club
Commercial Club
University Club
Cincinnati Country Club
Burchenal
Roger K. Rogan
LaBoiteaux Company
Robert M. Green
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Bromwell Ault
Glendale
Charles
William Burchenal
End Is Believed Near For Cardinal Mercier
Cardinal Mercier showed a slight rally after a sinking spell this afternoon and tonight. The Jean Clinic sisters reported he would likely live at least until tomorrow. Belgian bishops and canons were summoned to his bedside and left after he dictated a long letter and requested rest.
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Brussels
Mercier
Jean Clinic
Malines
Can t see the woods for trees origin linked to Irish wits
New York World News Service reports Attorney General Sargent traced the saying to Irish wits Pat and Mike. The New York Public Library reference department notes no certainty or classic source, as the phrase appears credited to many, from the Bible to Shakespeare.
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New York World News Service
New York
New York Public Library
Sargent
Bar Association
Pat
Mike
Rail System Foreseen In Rock Island Deal
New York January announcement foreshadows a $875 million Southwestern Railroad system linking the St. Louis-San Francisco and the Chicago Rock Island lines with over 12 000 miles of track after Frisco buys a large stock stake in Rock Island.
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Rock Island
Associated Press
New York
Southwestern
St. Louis
San Francisco
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Frisco
Secret tryst ties murdered Norwood girl to West man
In Media Pennsylvania detectives identify a Philadelphia man as the likely killer of Anne May Dietrich whose dismembered body was found near Media. She had told friends she planned a secret outing with a “big man from the West” after six Tuesday evening. A farmer saw a Philadelphia taxi on the road near the scene early Wednesday morning.
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Media
Anne May Dietrich
Norwood
Philadelphia
Wood Plot
Miss Dietrich
Germantown
Six Robbers Take $18,000 Payroll in New York Heist
Six armed robbers seized an $18,000 payroll in a bank area hold up in New York. They targeted the Treasurer of the General Outdoor Acting Company and fled with the money after the robbery.
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New York
General Outdoor Acting Company
Prohibition Agents Ousted in Ohio Michigan Shake-Up
Four U S day agents in the Ohio Michigan district are discharged as part of a department shake-up. Nimmo Richards Tyler and Boulware lose out with others across Cincinnati amid a move to drop 36 agents, nearly 40 percent of the division. Nimmo famed for Death Valley raid and Jack Daniels case was stunned by the action.
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Federal
Prohibition Department
Ohio-Michigan
Cincinnati
W. H. Walker
Prohibition
William L. Nimmo
Epworth Avenue
Westwood
James Richards
West Fourth Street
Department
Charles Tyler
Dennison Hotel
Nimmo
Tyler
Richards
H. H. Boulware
Frank B. Small
Homer
Whitney
Ferdinand H. Egger
Roy Haynes
Death Valley
George Remus
Miami
Fla
New York City
Atlanta
St. Louis
Federal Penitentiary
Remus
Mayor Sits in Brew Charge After Drinking Party
In Lona coning Maryland on January 22 a pseudo mine surveyor and his assistant claimed they were served four bottles of home brew by Mayor Thomas W. Allen and his wife. The mayor awaits a hearing before a U S Commissioner in Cumberland. The surveyor William R. Harvey said Mrs Allen supplied the brew and a make it recipe and warned of dry agents. Four cases of home brew and a half gallon of wine were found. The mayor, serving his third term, faces charges of manufacturing possessing and selling beer of illegal strength.
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Associated Press
Lonaconing
Thomas W. Allen
Allen
United States
Cumberland
William R. Harvey
Baltimore
Harvey
U S Drops Case Against Wheeler
The Department of Justice announced no appeal after a Supreme Court DC dismissal, ending the case against Senator Burton K. Wheeler of Montana. Wheeler, once indicted with Edwin B Booth and Gordon Campbell over alleged fraud to obtain permits, had the indictment deemed not to violate U S law.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Department of Justice Today
Burton K. Wheeler
Dem
Mont
Daugherty
Senate
Department of Justice
Wheeler
District of Columbia
Edwin 8. Booth
Interior Department
Gordon Campbell
Montana
Bailey
United States
Department
Booth
Campbell
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Settlement hopes burst as anthracite strike persists
Philadelphia dispatch reports a fresh bid for peace in the long coal dispute collapses after anthracite operators reject a new plan from the Scranton Times. John L. Lewis signals willingness to resume joint negotiations while operators insist the plan offered did not meet the situation.
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Philadelphia
Scranton Times
W. W. Inglis
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
E. J. Lynett
the Times
Lynett
Inglis
Major Inglis
Prohibition Bribery Ties Crime To Respectable Citizens
New York January 22 Attorney General Sargent links liquor law evasion to crime, arguing bribes from “respectable citizens” finance banditry murder and corruption. He urges enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment and Volstead Act and calls for discussion on root causes and enforcement methods.
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New York
Sargent
Department of Justice
New York State Bar Association
Congress
Death of G M Stadelman in Akron
George M Stadelman president of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company died at his Akron home at 8 o clock. He was 52 and a pioneer in rubber manufacturing. A robbery at his home six months ago is believed to have worsened his ill health. He headed Goodyear since 1923 and declined the Rubber Association of America presidency last week. Survived by wife, two children, and sisters in Chicago and Milwaukee.
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Akron, O
George M. Stadelman
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Stadelman
Rubber Association of America
Goodyear
Fourth arrest in Kirby case shocks Cleveland fraud trial
In Cleveland on January 22 1930 fourth arrest in Josiah Kirby fraud case. Ben Williamson bond salesman jailed on contempt citation. two subpoenas issued for directors Ralph Stoddard and J H Schirck to probe early directors meetings as Gates testified about his absence from minutes tied to stock sale contract.
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Associated Press
Cleveland, O
Josiah Kirby
Cleveland Discount Company
Ben A. Williamson
Kirby
Williamson
Judge Killits
United States
Bernsteen
Ralph P. Stoddard
J. H. Schirck
Discount Company
Judge Kill
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Oaearill
J. E. Raker
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Mr. Ford
Theosophier
Doctor
J. J. Burghenal
Procter & Gamble Co
Cardinal Mercier
Andrews
Ohio
Michigan
U. S
Justice Department
BALE
G. M. Stadelman
Akron
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