City Council Adopts Several Ordinances Amid Madison Road Plan
The city council approved six ordinances at its summer session including a plan to repave Madison road from Woodburn avenue to Grandin road and a market hours measure for Pearl street. Other actions included wharfboat space tenure and a temporary electrical rate ordinance with a future rate study.
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Charles ©. Rose
Marth’ O'Hara
Upson
Rose
Cliff Martin
Fred Schneller
James R. Wynne
Commercial Square
Madison Road
Woodburn Avenue
Grandin Road
John Bauer
Third Ward
Charles Rager
Rager
Pearl Street
Water Works Department
Carrel
Corrine McCloskey
Philip Harig
Coney Island Company
R. K. Hynicka
Coney Island
Broadway
William E. Hess
Lights Committee of Council
Mr. Rose
Light Committee
Hess
Troops Hunt Suspected Rum Runners In Salinas Action
State National Guard troops and armed posses hunted through hay fields and marshes at Moss Landing for rum runners who shot and killed a posse member and wounded a sheriff and a state officer. Two suspects were captured. large liquor shipments were not found. A separate report says a major rum armada mobilizes at Port Colborne to cross into the United States.
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Salinas
Cal
State National Guard
Moss Landing
N. H. Rader
W. A. Dyer
Harry Livingston
Fortieth Tank Company
San Jose
Dyer
Livington
Buffalo
Buffalo Evening News Today
Ontario
Port Colborne
Ont
United States
Crowley
Coast Guard
Beer shipment seized in Hammond by Chicago prohibition agents
A carload billed to Campbell Construction Company of Blue Island Illinois as cement mix was seized in the Pennsylvania Railroad yards at Hammond Indiana. The 48 000 bottles came from the Carlton Company of North Philadelphia and were identified as beer.
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Chicago
Campbell Construction Company
Blue Island
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hammond
Ind
Chicago Prohibition Enforcement Office
Carlton Company
North Philadelphia
GM gains control of Yellow Cab unit in merger to form Yellow Truck and Coach
Chicago July 7 General Motors merges its truck division with Yellow Cab to form Yellow Truck and Coach Manufacturing Company. GM transfers truck properties valued at about 16 million including 800000 shares of new stock issued to GM. John D Hertz will chair the new board, John A Ritchie to be president.
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Chicago
General Motors Corporation
Yellow Cab Manufacturing Company
Altrea P. Sloan, Jr
Yellow Cab Company
General Motors
Yellow Truck and Coach Manufacturing Company
John D. Hertz
John A. Ritchie
Linking Gem Theft to Elwell Keenan Murders Sought
New York, July 7. Police probe a $4250 jewelry theft from Mrs. Howard Phelps Jr. amid potential ties to the unsolved Elwell and Keenan killings. Mrs Phelps, friend of Elwell and Keenan, escaped harm by hiding in her bathroom as a intruder looted the apartment.
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Associated Press
New York
Elwell and Keenan
Howard Phelps, Jr
Phelps
Joseph B. Elwell
Dorothy Keenan
Rainstorms blamed on air flow from Pacific to Cincinnati
W C Devereaux United States Weather Forecaster explains that dry periods over the North Pacific permitted a large moisture intake, carried eastward by a clash of cooler vapors and warmer air, producing four recent storms in Cincinnati and across more than a dozen states. He notes long range forecasts rely on telegraph and radio data and that rain amounts vary greatly over short distances.
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Pacific Ocean
Cincinnati
W. C. Devereaux
United States
Rochester
N. Y
Dallas
Tex
North Pacific Ocean
Mr. Devereaux
Keokuk
American
Rockies
Chicago
Devereaux
Fire truck collision endangers spectators at downtown blaze
Firefighters battled a clothing closet blaze in the Hulbert Block at Sixth and Vine, causing $500 damage to the Boys' Shop on the second floor. After watching the fire, crowds rode a College Hill streetcar that was sideswiped by Ladder Company No. 1. The crash broke three window partitions and prompted passengers to jump aside as the ladder truck, driven by Thomas Fenton, collided with the car operated by Albert Trenary and Charles Vatty. Traffic was halted for about thirty minutes.
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Hulbert Block
Sixth
Vine Streets
College Hill
Ladder Company No. 1
Albert Trenary
Seegar Avenue
Charles Vatty
Thomas Fenton
Kansas City Star Infielder Kelleher to be suspended
John Kelleher star infielder who jumped the Kansas City American Association Club will be suspended, owner George Muehlebach announced. Muehlebach said Kelleher appeared satisfied and gave no clear reason for leaving after Saturday's game amid crowd taunts. Kelleher was acquired from the Boston Nationals in 1924.
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Kansas City
John Kelleher
Kansas City American Association
George Muehlebach
Kelleher
Muehlebach
Boston Nationals
Man cuts throat at home on Vine street
Carl Sansone, 30, inflicted a severe throat wound with a razor at his third floor residence at 2546 Vine Street yesterday afternoon. His mother found him unconscious in the bathroom and police took him to General Hospital. Mrs Sansone cited a mental illness and recent release from Longview Hospital.
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Carl Sansone
Vine Street
Mary Sansone
General Hospital
Lightning Kills Ohioan While Winding Clock
Chardon Ohio July 7 during yesterday s electrical storm William Herder 42 a Hamden Township farmer was asked by his wife to wind the clock when lightning struck killing him instantly The bolt passed into another room tore a window sill and burned the curtains The clock resting on his chest was running when his body was removed
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Chardon
William Herder
Hamden Township
Prohibition Head Mines Fray Over Martins Ferry Rum Hearing
In Martins Ferry a Civil Service hearing on bribe accusations against police sparked a melee. Rev C T Hewitt and Rev William French were arrested then released on recognizance as McDonald and Earhart sparred over prosecution. An earlier appeal to Governor Donahey sought police chief removal but was rejected.
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Columbus, CO
B. F. McDonald
Prohibition
Martins Ferry
City Civil Service Commission
McDonald
Charles M. Pearhart
C. T. Hewitt
William French
Civil Service Commission
Hewitt
French
J. W. Brown
Brown
Ikaen
Earhart
B. J. Kahr
Donahey
Yellow Kid Indicted in Altering Stolen Bonds
Joseph Weil known as the Yellow Kid and seven associates were indicted by a Federal Grand Jury on conspiracy to alter stolen government securities. Bonds were set at 10 000 dollars each for the defendants Fred Pfeffer James Head Thomas Kerwin Harry Stanley William Luchier John B Watson and Anthony C Barosso.
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Chicago
Joseph Weil
Yellow Kid
Clifte
Fred Pfeffer
James Head
Thomas Kerwin
Harry Stanley
William Luchier
John B. Watson
Anthony C. Barosso
Attempt Made to Crack Safes at Zoo Heist
Police hunted seven suspects after a Zoo safes robbery on Monday morning while detectives probed similar Monday night break ins at Ohio Pharmacy and James P Bolger Bottling Works. Officers tied stolen tools and a large touring car to the case as two safes found under a bridge near the Big Miami River were reported opened and likely blown.
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Police Bertillion Bureau
Zoo
Ohio Pharmacy
West Eighth Street
James P. Bolger
West McMicken Avenue
Front
Lawrence Streets
le Fever
Traction Company
Howard B. Wagner
Paradrome Street
Martha Lavender
Burnet
Union Avenues
Brink
Hanrahan
Big Miami River
Colerain Pike
Ince to Take Daughter of Castro for Bride
Laiclila Mendez daughter of the late Cipriano Castro has been cast by Ralph W. Ince for the role of his bride in a Los Angeles announcement. Ince recently divorced and faces a $50 000 damage suit from George Stewart related to a country club incident. Mendez rose from chorus to film roles under Ince's direction.
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New York
Suly
Laiclila Mendez
Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
Ralph W. Ince
Joseph Bryce
Los Angeles
Ince
Anita Stewart
George Stewart
Miss Mendez
Mr. Ince
Murder charges loom in Joliet area girl slaying case
Warrants issued for Peter Delphine and Leonard Bornac of Peru Illinois in the Mary Secjak murder. The 17 year old Jonesville girl was found shot near LaSalle. an auto linked to the suspects was found in Delphine's garage with stains and hair. A girl who rode with Secjak and two strangers identified the car.
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Ottawa
Ill
Peter Delphine
Leonard Bornac
Peru
Mary Secjak
Jonesville
LaSalle
Delphine
Confirmation of Railway Purchases and Stockholders Meeting
Reports from New York of the St Louis San Francisco Railway buying the Muscle Shoals Birmingham and Pensacola Railway Company and the Jonesboro Lake City and Eastern Railway Company were confirmed by President J M Kurn. A special stockholders meeting is set for September 4 at local offices to ratify these purchases and other acquisitions.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
New York
St. Louis-San Francisco Railway
Muscle Shoals, Birmingham & Pensacola Railway Company
Jonesboro, Lake City & Eastern Railway Company
J. M. Kurn
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Sycamore
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