Ohio Bar Association Backs County Inferior Courts Plan
The Ohio Bar Association approved a proposal by a special committee led by James White to create inferior county courts in county seats to handle misdemeanors and minor civil suits. The plan would relieve dockets in Common Pleas and Probate Courts, with qualified lawyers presiding, while counties could opt out if unnecessary.
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Cedar Point
Ohio
James White
Columbus
Ohio Bar Association
Justices of the Peace
Bar Association Committee
Common Pleas
H. L. Barkdule
Cleveland
Corporation Code Committee
Delta Beta Phi
John A. Elden
Committee On Criminal Code
WA G and E official seeks divorce
Cornelius W. DeForest vice president of the Union Gas and Electric Company filed suit for divorce from Anna J. DeForest of Brookline Apartments on grounds of neglect. He says for years she showed no affection humiliated him with unfounded accusations is suspicious and cold. They married in Brooklyn New York on June 21 1899. Their only son Jean born in 1900 died many years ago.
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Cornelius W. DeForest
Union Gas and Electric Company
Anna J. DeForest
Brookline
DeForest
DeForests
Brooklyn
Jean
Big Tim Murphy Leaves Estate of 1100 in Chicago
Chicago reports that "Big Tim" Murphy known as Racketeer de Luxe was assassinated last week and filed a will showing an estate of 1100. He once led the Gas Workers' Union earning 100 weekly, including during federal prison. The figure is among the smallest among slain gangsters in the city.
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Chicago
Big Tim" Murphy
Gas Workers’ Union
Dearborn Street
Last Tribute for Slain Gang Leader Frankie Yale
Thousands attend the funeral in Brooklyn as Frankie Yale is laid to rest in a $15,000 silver casket. Police seek four Chicago gangsters who allegedly traveled from Miami after a Capone conference, amid a new wave of New York gang violence.
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Frankie Yale
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Dion O’bannion
Yale
Miami
Fla
Scarface
al Capone
St. Rosalia's
Holy Cross
Edwin J. Jorge
Herald Square
Body of Missing Man Found in Mill Creek York Street End
The body of Harry Barbee, 32, of 501 Findlay Street, was recovered from Mill Creek backwaters at York Street end yesterday afternoon. Identified by Howe Barbee at the County Morgue last night, no verdict yet from Coroner Swing. Police say injuries include a bruised right shoulder and a left hand mark. Barbee had been missing since Monday.
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Harry Barbee
Findlay Street
Mill Creek
York Street
Howe Barbee
Swing
Moreland
James Fletcher
State Avenue
Barbee
Plot to Kill Albanian Ruler Unearthed in Tirana
Albanian police arrested Bulgarian suspects and Maj. Ismail Shahin over a planned assassination of President Ahmed Zogu. The plot aimed to ambush him en route to Koritza and a later bomb found at Durazzo villa prompted heightened security and a palace guard. Authorities suspect insiders and officials amid a nationwide uproar.
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Tirana
Albania
Ahmed Zogu
Ismail Shahin
Hassan Pristina
Koritza
Seek Receiver in Coral Gables as Refinancing Fight Climaxes
In Jacksonville hearing set for next Tuesday involuntary bankruptcy petition seeks receivership for the Coral Gables Corporation developers of a large Florida subdivision. Creditors claim about 29 million dollars in liabilities while financiers from Eldredge & Co and Maj. Dinkins push refinancing and claim reductions to avoid liquidation. Local builder M Y Cooper expects reorganization to unlock value and end dead timber hindering progress.
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Jacksonville
Miami
Fle
Ifk
Coral Gables Corporation
Florida
Federal District Court
Jacksoville
Walton & Spencer Company
Chicago
Annin & Co
New York
Ri Finance
Seneca D. Eldredge
Eldredge & Co
Maj
Lynn H. Dinkins
New Orleans
Rennancing
Eldredge-Dinkins
George Merrick
Development, Inc
Grove Lands and Wilderness
Coral Gables
M. Y. Cooper
Cincinnati
Mr. Cooper
Cooper
Whisky Hidden in Oil Truck Supply Chain Breaks
Langdon Riddingius, 32, an expressman from Mt Healthy, was arraigned on a conspiracy charge after 1,536 pints and 156 quarts of Canadian whisky were found stored inside an oil tank on a large motor truck near Sherwood, Defiance County. He pleaded not guilty and posted $2,500 bond for an August 6 hearing as federal prosecutors pursue the case in the Northern District of Ohio.
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Canada
Langdon Riddingius
Expressman
Mt. Healthy
Smith
Riddingius
John V. Ryan
Federal Prohibition Office
Sherwood
Defiance County
O. Reddingius
Ohio
Insurance executive dies by suicide in New Orleans
Henry Conti assistant manager at Metropolitan Life Insurance Company New Orleans committed suicide today by drinking poison. The incident occurred on July 5 as reported with no further details on motives or circumstances disclosed.
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New Orleans
Henry Conti
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Belgian financier Capt Alfred Loewenstein dies in Channel crash
Paris July 5. Capt Alfred Loewenstein Belgian financier and reputedly one of the world's richest men disappeared from a private plane crossing the English Channel. Police in Boulogne remained unable to determine if it was a tragic accident or death by own action while financial circles favored the latter due to his recent stock losses and loans difficulties.
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Paris
Alfred Loewenstein
English Channel
Boulogne- Sur-Mer
Loewenstein
Her
Hodgson
Cincinnati Man Ends Life In Wake of Health Decline
Jesse G Moran 50 a salesman of 5802 Montgomery Road Cincinnati shot himself between midnight and dawn after retiring late his wife found him at noon Moran left a daughter Florence 18 and a mother in law Carrie Olesen 65 He had moved from Peoria Ill to Cincinnati then Florida where he gained a fortune before returning to Ohio to die. The funeral will be from the Ihleendorf Funeral Parlor.
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Salesman
Jesse G. Moran
Montgomery Road
Moran
McSweeney Automotive Supply Company
Jesse
Florence
Carrie Olesen
Cincinnati
Peoria
Ill
Florida
Gulf Coast
Ponce de Leon
Fountain of Youth
Withrow High School
Ihlendorf
Regan Shot by Wife. Husband Injured in Baltimore
John Regan, 30, a magnet man for the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, was wounded in the right thigh and taken to General Hospital where his wife Mrs Josephine Regan 25 is held on suspicion. She admitted the shooting saying he went out nightly and she shot him. The husband said only that they quarrelled.
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Cleveland Bar
Judge Hunt
Charles B. Hunt
Coshocton
Bar Associat
Cleveland Bar Association
J. L. W. Heeny
Columbus
Marshal Fenton
John A. Elden
Cleveland
Association
Hunt
A. R. Johnston
Ironton
Cuyahoga County
Committee On Legal Education
Legislation
Asociation
Thomas H. Darby
Cincinnati
Association For Action
John Regan
Ninth Street
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Josephine Regan
Regan
General Hospital
Hoosier Kills Neighbor Over Apples in Aurora Tragedy
Cecil Reynolds, 28, a Baltimore and Ohio section hand, was shot by Raymond O Neal, 37, who was visiting his divorced wife Myrtle O Neal in Aurora. The incident sparked after Reynolds allegedly learned a six year old son of Reynolds had taken apples from the Hortons nearby. O Neal is jailed as authorities review the case with a grand jury present.
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San Francisco
California Supreme Court Today
William Edward Hickman
Marian Parker
Los Angeles
Hickman
Supreme Court
Jerome Walsh
Kansas City
Supreme Court of the United States
Garden of Eden
Aurora
Ind
Cecil Reynolds
Baltimore & Ohio
Raymond O’neal
Carpenter
Myrtle O’neal
O’neal
C. C.marshall
Julius Swing
George Goodpaster
Cochran
Versailles
O’neals
Dan Horton
Hortons
Reynolds
Horton
Four Die as Tree Struck by Lightning at Camp Minnehaha
Four persons from New Orleans were killed and two boys seriously injured when lightning hit a tree while a group had gathered after a swim near Camp Minnehaha. The dead include Perry Roeham, 45, Alan Reed, 12, Land Burglass, 13, and Edward Kursheed, 15. two injured boys’ names were not learned. Roeham was a high school football coach.
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Hendersonville
N. C
Camp Minnehaha
Perry Roeham
Alan Reed
Land Burglass
Edward. Kursheed
New Orleans
Milwaukee Bank Teller Held on Defalcation Charge
Erwin Voelz a 32 year old teller at the National Bank of Commerce Milwaukee was arrested on federal defalcation charges exceeding 100000. He confessed to entering correct deposits but altering bank records and siphoning funds under advice from so called racketeers. Authorities seek the unidentified accomplice and state insurance covers the losses.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Erwin Voelz
National Bank of Commerce
United States Court
Voelz
Voel
Flood Strikes McKeesport Recreation Area Amid July Celebrations
A cloudburst unleashed floods and landslides near McKeesport Pennsylvania causing at least one death and twelve missing. Rainbow Gardens near the Monongahela Valley flooded up to ten feet forcing two thousand Independence Day celebrants to flee. State police search debris and rescue crews assist across two creeks east of town.
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Mckeesport
Monongahela River
Petter Petrovsko
Duquesne
Rainbow Gardens
Irwin
Police Dog Wrecks Vacation Bonds Two Teachers
In Sandusky on July 5 two Marion County teachers Floy Wideman and Elizabeth Hinklin, previously close friends, faced a falling out after Hinklin bought a police dog. The dog allegedly wrecked their Rye Beach cottage, leading Wideman to seek receivership of the jointly leased property and a court named a receiver to manage the cottage.
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Sandusky
Marion (Co
Rye Beach
Floy Wideman
Elizabeth Hinklin
Beam Operated Wireless Phone to Link Cities
New York July 5. Wall street estimates show beam operated wireless telephone and telegraph service could save time effort and money, with inauguration planned next winter. Radio Corporation of America and AT and T reportedly plan to link major U S cities, using a single wavelength for 1000 circuits. The system, attributed to Marconi, involves Sarnoff and Winterbottom and may bring cheaper, more reliable intercity communication. Long distance beam service already exists between continents.
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New York
wWall Street
Adio Corporation ‘of America
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
United States
Radio Corporation
Marconi
David Sarnoff
W. A. Winterbottom
Raskob Jr. dies in Maryland car crash
William F. Raskob II, 19, son of Du Pont VP John J. Raskob, was killed when his car left the road near Centerville Maryland. The Yale student was thrown through the windshield and died before a physician arrived. A coroner ruled accidental death.
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Centerville
William F. Raskob II
John J. Raskob
The
du Pont Company
General Motors Corporation
Raskob
Claymont
Del
Hall
Pioneer Point
J. A. Long
Church Hill
Houston
Tex
New York City
William
Yale
Jaunt Marks First Time Atlantic Has Been Spanned In One Hop
An aviation milestone reports the first direct nonstop flight spanning the Atlantic from Europe to South America. The aircraft completed a single hop, connecting two continents in a single leg, signaling a breakthrough in long distance air travel.
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Europe
South America
Italian Flyers Reach Natal After Cross Atlantic Flight
Capt. Arturo Ferrarin and Maj. C P Del Prete landed ten miles north of Natal Brazil after a fifty-two hour flight in the Savoia 64 skiplane. The duo began in Rome seeking to set a new distance record across the South Atlantic despite stormy weather and poor visibility.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Bra
Arturo Farrarin
C. P. del Prete
Point Gontodae
Natal
Rome
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Arturo Ferrarin
Tio P. del Prete
Montecelio Field
Itay
Mediterranean
Straits of Gibraltar
Atlantic
Verde Islands
Dio Rerts
Port Natal
Pernambuco
Point Genipabu
T Capital
Tfehtea
Affonso Aviatiga
Alf
Ferrarin
Ma‘ Dél Prete
Montecelio
South Atlantic
United
Germany
Europe
South America
Africa
Mainla
Dieudonnie Coste
Joseph Lebrix
St. Louis
Senegal
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Himoele Fox
OF State Court
William E. Hickman
Supreme Court of U. S
Hoosier
Hart
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Wisconsin Bank
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Trange Atlantic
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