Judge Eyrich To Lead Cincinnati Traffic Court
Judge George F. Eyrich Jr announced at the Cincinnati Automobile Club that he will preside on the Traffic Court bench for three months starting next week. He pledged jail for speeders and urged pedestrians to cross streets cautiously to reduce rising auto fatalities nationwide.
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George F. Eyrich, Jr
Automobile’ Club
Jorge F. Eyrich, Jr
Judge Eyrich
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Auto Club
Eyrich
Traffic Coure
Cincinnati
United States
Italian envoy leaves parley in debt funding talks
In Washington on June 30 Mario Alberti the Italian minister plenipotentiary withdrew from further questions and commitments for Italy to the American Debt Funding Commission He promised an Italian Debt Funding Commission would come to the United States in August with full authority and hinted at a settlement then The outlook remains strained and continued pressure is seen as necessary for a deal
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New York World News Service
Washington
American Debt Funding Commission
Mario Alberti
Italy
Signor Alberti
United States
Quake Bangs Door and Saves Maid From Death
Vandall A. Carter maid to Mrs. Chase Perkins escaped death when the Arlington Hotel collapsed Carter heard her employer call and barely reached the room as the door slammed. She watched Mrs. Perkins fall and was spared by only six inches in the doorway. The impact felt like a railroad train rushing through the room. Carter prayed and thanked God after the escape.
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New York World News Service
Santa Barbara
Cal
Vandall A. Carter
Chase Perkins
Arlington Hotel
Miss Carter
Believes Utopia victim roomed at his home
Leonard Coates of 432 Betts street told Cincinnati police a young woman who boarded at his home matched the body found in the Ohio River at Utopia. Ruth Eayle, about 24, tall and with brown bobbed hair, had recently left his home with clothing. Police traced a dilapidated car at Beagle Garage linked to a stranger, while sheriff officials seek the owner amid evidence from the car and items found inside.
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Utopia
Cincinnati
Leonard Coates
Betts Street
Ohio River
Coates
Ruth Eayle
Forestville
Hamilton County
Avaitas
Ben
Croswell
Clermont County
Scioto County
Haynes May Cast Hat in Ohio Ring
Federal Prohibition Commissioner Haynes, in office for four years, is expected to resign to run for Ohio governor next year. An early Washington conference discussed placing his name in the Ohio GOP primaries, with a formal announcement likely weeks away. Haynes offered no definite statement on his candidacy at this time.
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Associated Press
Washington
Haynes
Cnter
Ohio
Nahey
Pat
President Returns to Summer Capital as Father Improves
President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge reach White Court after a 192 mile drive. Major Coupal monitors the father’s condition in Plymouth and Dr. Chute may discuss another operation. The trip featured delays from weather and road defects with numerous wrong turns and crowd greetings in New England towns.
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New York World, News Service
Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
White Court
White House
J. F. Coupal
Coupal
Plymouth
Arthur L. Chute
Boston
Colonel Coolidge
Keene
N. H
Gilsum
Taft
Levv
Mr. Coolidge
Gillum
Richard Jervis
Squirrels Separated After Tails Joined at Birth
Veterinarians of the Animal Rescue League in Boston freed five squirrels joined at tail tips since birth. Officers chased the quintet up a tree with ladders, and a bloodless operation unwove the braided tails while noting the animals were healthy and strong.
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Associated
Eee
Boston
Animal Rescue League Today
League
Campbell Indicted in Federal Fraud Case
Gordon Campbell, Montana oil man, indicted by a Federal Grand Jury in Spokane on devising schemes to defraud the public by claiming oil lands in firms he represented had titles not yet secured. The Wheeler case was not considered. District Attorney Ben F. Kizer said trial will follow Campbell's Montana appeal as directed by the Justice Department. He was charged with mail fraud. The grand jury was dismissed.
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Spokane
Wash
Gordon Campbell
Montana
Burton Wheeler
Ben F. Kizer
United States Department of Justice
Campbell
Edith Nourse Rogers Wins Fifth District Special Vote
In Lowell mass a special election elevates Edith Nourse Rogers to Congress by a margin over two to one over Eugene Foss. Rogers leads 23614 to 9251 across thirty two towns district wide with wins in Lowell and Woburn. Foss fails to carry any district town.
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Associated Press
Lowell
Mass
Fifth Congressional District
Edith Nourse Rogers
Congress
Rogers
Foss
Woburn
Dives From Lookout, Man Dies From Broken Neck
Harry Dornbecker 40, a Baltimore & Ohio brakeman of 642 Neave street, died after diving from a pool lookout into four feet of water at Chester Park. He struck the sand bottom, suffered a broken neck, and was pronounced dead by Dr. J W Loughry after the life-saving squad treated him.
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Harry Dornbecker
Neave Street
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Dornbecker
Daniel Donovan
Daniel Zimmerman
Fire Department
J. W. Loughry
Edgewood Street
Winton Place
Dr. Loughry
Maurice Wolfson
Leonard C Smith BU Dino Leader Dies at 88
Leonard S Smith 58 years old of 933 Avondale Ave president of the National Marking Machine Company and former treasurer of the American Laundry Machinery Company died at his home after a six week illness from a stroke. He was born in Newport Kentucky on January 5 1867 and held numerous business and welfare roles in Cincinnati. He is survived by his widow and a son Leonard Smith Jr. Funeral details to follow.
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Avondale Avenue
National Marking Machine Company
American Laundry Machinery Company
Mr. Smith
Newport
First National Bank of Newport
James Smith
Cincinnati
Mary Stanley
Seeee
Watkins Laundry Machinery Company
Smith
Community Chest
Council of Social Agencies
Hamilton County’ Republican Central Committee
Avondale Presbyterian Church
Queen City Club
Optimist Club
Cincinnati Country Club
Chamber of Commerce
Leonard Smith, Jr
General Mine Strike Menace
John L. Lewis warned of a possible nationwide strike by bituminous miners if wage cuts continue and a complete conspiracy to wreck the United Mine Workers is alleged. He named Rockefeller Jr Mellon Schwab and the Pennsylvania Railroad as figures and urged government intervention if Jacksonville terms fail. He later softened the stance, expressing hope for satisfactory adjustment.
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Scranton
John L. Lewis
United Mineworkers
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Andrew W. Mellon
Charles M. Schwab
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jacksonville
Nine Die as Train Wreck Blights Trans Siberian Route
Nine people were killed and thirty two injured when the Chita Moscow express derailed yesterday at Taiga about one hundred miles east of Novo Nikolaevsk on the Trans Siberian Railway.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Taiga
Novo-Nikolaevsk
Daughter of Shuster Weds Italian Count
In Lausanne a social highlight of the Anglo American colony occurred as Lette daughter of W Morgan Shuster former Persia financial advisor and President of the Century Company of New York wed Count Giulio Cicciaguera Ranghi eri of a renowned Italian family. The event drew notable society figures and marked a premier marriage alliance reported by the World News Service.
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New York World News Service
Lausanne
Lette
W. Morgan Shuster
Persia
Century Company of
New York
Giulio Cicciaguera Ranghieri
de N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press ‘Pub. Co
Editors Move to Enliven the Democratic Party
Milton Elrod publisher of the National Democrat announces a conference of Democratic and independent editors to be held in Chicago as the first step of a campaign to rejuvenate the Democratic party and publicize efforts to elect a Democratic House and Senate next year. Expected attendance is about 4 000, drawn from weekly and small newspapers.
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Charles Michelson
New York World News Service
Washington
Milton Elrod
National Democrat
Chicago
Senate
Canadians Seize Liquor Guards Are Terrorized
A Port Morien customs house raid by about 100 men smashed windows and seized forty three kegs of liquor from Long Beach. Raiders wore flour sack masks and pressured guards to surrender the contraband amid protest over the seizure.
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Sydney
N. S
Port Morien
Long Beach
Debris cleared as Santa Barbara starts new city plan
Robbers fall on Harold Prottung and Charles Sebree on a John Schweitzer farm near Newport three miles south of town. The men stole about $2,000 in cash and jewelry, including a $750 ring and a $150 tie pin, after demanding witnesses outside. Prottung fled to the house. robbers escaped in a nearby car as police pursue leads and Sebree faces conspiracy charges.
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John Schweitzer
Johns Hill
Harold Protting
Cleveland Avenue
Norwood
Charles Sebree
Eastern Avenue
Covington
Mr. Prottung
Mr. Sebree
Prottung
Mr. Schweitzer
Harold
Sebre
George Gugel
Campbell County
Protting
James Wood
Sebree
Wood
Tiéman
Santa Barbara
Rexnald Brown
Daughter defends mother in suit for divorce over infidelity
Dorothea Webber, 13, testified in New York Supreme Court that her mother Ida May Symington faced accusations from Thomas H. Symington. Dorothea described the Morristown raid, doors broken, papers rifled, and the Easter party with Maurice Fatio as a co respondent.
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New York
Dorothea Webber
Ida May Symington
Supreme Court
Thomas H. Symington
Symington
Morristown
N. J
Dorothea
Court hits on conspiracy charges in liquor cases
United States Circuit Court of Appeals reverses eleven of twenty five cases criticizing district attorneys for filing conspiracy charges to gain prison terms. The court also denounces warrantless home searches, ruling raiders have no right to search without a warrant and may be fined. The decision reversed John Pulos and Peter Fushanis of Toledo for narcotic violations.
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Columbus
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
John Pulos
Peter Fushanis
Toledo
Widow of Col Gracie seeks missing husband in Washington
New York dated report says Constance Schack Gracie widow of Col Archibald Gracie asked Washington police to help locate Humberto Aguirree de Urbina a Chilean embassy clerk and her husband who vanished after a party at the Hotel Netherlands two weeks earlier. The widow also accused Urbina of locking her in their home and choking her.
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New York
Constance Schack Gracie
Archibald Gracie
Washington
Humberto Aguirree de Urbina
Netherlands
Urbina
Gracie
Krauser Tries Death by Fire in Chicago Jail
Walter Krauser, awaiting a second trial for the murder of Patrolman Ralph Sanders during a tea store hold up, attempted suicide by setting his clothes on fire in his cell. He was badly burned before guards doused the flames and flooded the cell. He claimed enemies caused it as officials ponder insanity.
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Chicago
Walter Krauser
Bernard Grant
Krauser
Grant
Wesley Westbrook
Ralph Sanders
New Symphony Reaches U S Based on Gauguin Life
Ethel Leginska, pianist and conductor, arrived on the Majestic with a completed Gauguin inspired symphony. She plans its premiere with the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra in Cleveland.
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NEW Symphony
U. S
New York World News Service
New York
Ethel Leginska
Majestic
Paul Gauguin
Tahiti
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Los Angeles Council Votes Budget for Relief Fund
The Los Angeles City Council approved a $10,000 relief appropriation to aid utilities. The funds are to be directed by F. George E. Cryer for allocation to Sanita Barbara facilities.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
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