Dope Ring Case Leads to New Sentencing for Whitmer Boyd
Whitmer Boyd, known as Ham Boyd of 231 West Sixth Street, faces resentencing after failing to disclose further narcotics information to federal officials about a Cincinnati dope ring. Judge Smith Hickenlooper set aside the earlier three and a half year sentence and will resentence him next month. A secret indictment against Boyd was opened and may be pursued, with investigators widening the probe to include police and other witnesses in secret sessions.
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Whitmer
Ham” Boyd
West Sixth Street
Cincinnati
Boyd
Federal Penitentiary
Smith Hickenlooper
Hickenlooper
Hareth E. May
Dayton
May
Lyron M. Roberts
Roberts
Circuit Court of Appeals
Washington
Amy Lewis
Maria Daniels
Kid Hydenegro
Arthur Fricke
Cincinnati's music scene shapes American ideals and citizenship
The piece lauds Cincinnati as a cradle of musical excellence guiding national culture. It credits pioneering teachers, patrons, and families like the Tafts, Emerys, and Maxwells for fostering May Festivals and Symphony Concerts, while noting masters such as Theodore Thomas and Clara Bauer left lasting marks. It emphasizes music popularizes the masters and inspires civic identity.
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Theodore Thomas
Clara Bauer
Cincinnati
Canners Urged to Use Reciprocal Tariffs On Foreign Markets
Walter B Timms of Warmington Timms Co urged American canners at the National Canners Association to activate reciprocal tariffs to ease foreign trade barriers. He noted 1924 exports rose 40 percent but demand varies by country and Britain’s tariffs threaten European sales. He warned New York remains less central, with Pacific and Atlantic ports handling most shipments.
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Naional Canners’ Association Yestered
Walter B. Timms
Warmington-Timms Company
New York City
United States Department of Commerce
Great Britain
Timms
Europe
New York
Pacific Coast
Atlantic Coast
Peru
United States
France
Italy
Pacific
National Canners’ Association
Hoopeston
Ill
Association
Granville Hunt
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Hunt
Minsk
Matchnikoff
William Clendenin
Volstead
Clendenin
Program for Today National Canners Association
National Canners Association schedule lists a 9:30 general session in the Gibson ballroom, a 2 p.m. board meeting in the same hall, and a 9 p.m. President's Ball tendered by the Canning Machinery and Supplies Association, all at the Gibson ballroom.
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National Canners Association
Gibson Ballroom
Gibson
Canning Machinery and Supplies Association
Ladies Enjoy Tea at Cincinnati Woman's Club Event
After touring the city sites the women were taken to the Cincinnati Woman's Club Walnut Hills for tea hosted by the club before returning to the hotel.
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Tery
Cincinnati Woman's Club
Walnut Hills
Townsend Heads National Food Brokers Association
Walter J. Townsend of New York was elected President of the National Food Brokers' Association at the final session of the twenty second annual convention at the Gibson yesterday. New officers include P. J. Murphy Chicago Lewis R. Donelson Jr Memphis W J Withers San Francisco and Robert H Dietz Indianapolis as Treasurer.
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Walter J. Townsend
New York
National
Food Brokers’ Association
Association
Gibson
P. J. Murphy
Chicago
Lewis R. Donelson, Jr
Memphis
W. J. Withers
San Francisco
Robert H. Dietz
Indianapolis
Walter A. Frost
Charles H. Clarke
Seattle
Gilbert S. Bacon
Walter B. Timms
P.J. Murphy
Baltimore delegate Norvail Byrd dies after operation
Norvail Byrd 42 of Baltimore dies at Good Samaritan Hospital after an appendectomy and subsequent pneumonia. He attended the annual canners convention with his wife and a business partner, leaving four children behind. The body was sent to Baltimore on a Baltimore and Ohio train. He served as Treasurer of Southern Packing Co. of Baltimore.
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Norvail Byrd
Baltimore
Byrd
Good Samaritan
Southern Packing Co
Baltimore & Ohio
Knockers Show Portrays Old Days Over the Rhine
Memories of the old Vine street era Over the Rhine will be recalled at the Knockers Show at the Business Men's Club tomorrow night. The auditorium imitates a German beer hall with actors from the original venues performing familiar bits. Cast includes Yodeling Robinson George Alexander Mann La Petite La Cour Bob Heuck Lewis and Kline Paul Millikin Mark Murray and the Girl in Red.
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Upper Vine Street
Former actress to lecture at Rockdale Temple in Avondale
Mrs. Forbes-Robertson Hale will speak Sunday night under Wise-Rockdale Open Forum at Rockdale Temple Avondale on Our Shrinking Home Life How Expand It. She is an actress author and suffrage advocate with ties to Ian Forbes-Robertson Johnston Forbes-Robertson Ellen Terry and other stage luminaries.
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Forbes-Robertson Hale
Wise
Johnston Forbes-Robertson
Henry Irving
Charles Wyndham
Huai
John Hare
John Alexander
Herbert Tree
Ellen Terry
America
Miss Terry
Haley
Current History Magazine
New York Times
Women Ask for Taxi Commission Seat
A letter from Mrs. W. E. Stilwell on behalf of sixteen women’s groups requests a woman member on the Taxicab Commission. Officials say a spot is unlikely without ordinance changes. John Redman’s term may be renewed to represent drivers.
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Carrel
W. E. Stilwell
Charles E. Tudor
Fred Salmar
Stilwell
John Redman
Teamsters’ Union
Redman
Burst Pipe Floods Kenton Baking Powder Plant
A five inch pipe burst at the Kenton Baking Powder Company on Durham Avenue Winton Place flooding the basement. Four feet of water damaged machinery and tin plate stock valued at around $5,000. The pipe served fire protection and fed a hose system on upper floors. workers arrived to find water seeping onto the sidewalk.
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Kenton Baking Powder Company
Durham Avenue
Winton Place
J. H. Sower
Forty four federal indictments by grand jury final report
A three day session yielded forty four indictments with eighteen rejected, fourteen sent to the next grand jury. Three indictments were sealed, including several income tax and prohibition cases. Names span Cincinnati Hamilton Norwood Springfield and Louisville with charges of impersonating a federal officer narcotics violations and transportation of a stolen automobile.
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Grand Jury
Federal Grand Jury
Gand
Reed Terwilliger
J. S. McFarland
Terwilliger
Louisville
United States District Attorney’s Office
New York
Dayton
Peter Pochard
Cincinnati
Pochard
Mill Street
Hamilton
Clement V. Wilson
Charles Johnson
Main Street
John Gillespie
Cutter Street
Charles Mitchell
West
Walter Peppers
Daniel M. Bradley
Ohio Pike
Mt. Holly
Edward Brewer
Joseph Hilvert
Main and
Cleaney Avenues
Norwood
Orie Clements
Seventh Street
Ralph Knobel
East Avenue
David Pinsack
Oesper Avenue
Sol Goldstein
Sol Golde
the Newland
Eugene Glaze
Georgetown
James Lamanna
William B.hermeling
John Reister
South Second Street
Michael J. Finn
Dixie Highway
James P. Dailey
Carlisle Avenue
Neal Mitchell
Joseph Kelsch
Carl Kieser
Court Street
Michael Cohen
Iliff Avenue
David Cohen
Isadore Signer
Armory Avenue
Carl A. Finn
John W. Berger
Seventh and Ludlow Streets
Kingdon Murray
Cortelyou Avenue
John P. Middendorf
Vine Street
Joseph Middendorf
East Liberty Street
James Carter
Third Street
William Meinhardt
Freeman Avenue
Thomas’ Burke
Hopkins Street
Anthony and
Henry Schmidt
Sycamore
Frank McDaniels
Louis Ostrow
Waddle
Frank Gordon
Mills Hotel
John Winston
James Beard
Fred Williams
George McCauley
Walter Ferrer
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