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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1930

Page

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Careening Auto Hits Car In Presidential Caravan

A car driven by a woman collided with the third car in President Hoover's procession near Falls Church Virginia. No one was hurt though both vehicles were damaged. Mrs Beach and her party were in the second car. the Hoover party and Secret Service were in the lead car.

Washington Hoover Secret Service Virginia Falls Church Lawrence Richey Joel T. Boone White House Carolyn Lane Beach New York Mr. Beach Richey Beach Mr. Hoover

Ohio mob rallies as jail transfers suspect in assault

Daniel McFadden, 23, of College Corner, was moved to Butler County jail in Hamilton after a crowd gathered and threatened to seize him. He allegedly attacked a 20-year-old Hamilton stenographer after flashing a badge he claimed was a Franklin County deputy’s. The incident followed McFadden’s confrontation with three girls along Tallawanda Creek. two were sent away while the third was assaulted. The girl was a local high school graduate.

Oxford Daniel McFadden College Corner Butler County Hamilton Luther Epperson McFadden Epperson Tallawanda Creek Franklin County

Ten Cents Beer Case Pads Jersey City Church

A padlock was placed on the St. Paul Negro Baptist Church in Jersey City after a ten cent beer sale at No. 273 Washington Street a year and a half earlier. The lock targets owner James P. Meehan and former lessee Charles Ryan, who ran a restaurant when the sale allegedly occurred. Parishioners, about 100 members, gathered to worship under Rev. Elijah Cc. Smith after the padlocking disrupted services and the redecorated church.

New York World News Service Jersey City N. J Washington Street St. Paul Negro United States Frederick C. Schneider Mr. Meehan Charles Ryan Elijah Cc. Smith

Russell Likely to Head U S Marines as Neville's Successor

The State Department quietly backs Brig. Gen. John R. Russell for commandant of the Marine Corps, ahead of Maj. Gen. Smedley Butler, with the appointment to be made by the President after Navy Secretary Adams returns. Russell would supersede two majors and Brig. Gen. Lee, amid Marine tensions over interference claims.

New York World News Service Washington State Department John R. Russell United States Marine Corps Haiti Smedley O’ Butler Marine Corps Mendell C. Neville Butler Logan Feland Harry Lee Russell Lee

Two Killed by Autos in County Toll Reaches One Hundred One

The county toll from automobile accidents rose to 101 with two deaths last night. Mrs. Rose Rabbe, 60, of 1005 Central Avenue, was killed in East End after being struck by a rented car driven by Raymond Summe, 18, of Mt. Healthy. Summe was arrested on manslaughter charges. William Dissinger, 35, of Cleveland, died when his car struck a road obstacle near Perrintown, Clermont County. Two passengers, Miss Anne Roayne and Miss Grace Thompson, were injured but left hospital.

Cincinnati Hamilton County Clermon County Perrintown Rose Rabbe Central Avenue William Dissinger Cleveland Rabbe East End Feneral Hospital Raymond Summe North Elizabeth Street Mt. Healthy Clifford Rhein Dissinger Pomna Perrintown Pie Turoiatedl Clermont County General Hospital Anne Roayne Gilbert Avenue Grace Thompson Vine Street Roayne Sell Wellington Hauenstein Ashland Russell

Franklin Ives 73 Globe Soap founder dies after long illness

Wes Franklin prominent soap maker and founder of Globe Soap Company dies at 73 after four-year illness. Born in Detroit, he moved to Cincinnati, built a global brand later acquired by Procter and Gamble. Active in civic life, he fought L and N Railroad crossings at the public landing. Survived by widow Claribel, two sons Robert and Howard, and brother Allen. Funeral plans not announced.

Franklin Ives Resor Avenue Globe Soap Company Detroit Mich Cincinnati Procter and Gamble Company L. & N. Railroad Cincinnati Art Museum Queen City Club Cincincinati Country Club Chamber of Commerce Les Cheneaux Michigan Claribel Ives Robert F. Ives Massachusetts Mutual Life’ Insurance Company Howard C. Ives Los Angeles Allen Ives Ojai Cal

Oil firms form Hydro-Patents Company to market new process

Oil companies representing 80 percent of US refining capacity unite under the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey to control a new process yielding two barrels of gasoline per one produced. The Hydro-Patents Company, organized in Delaware, will govern use of the process developed by Standard Oil researchers with I. G. Farbenindustrie in Germany.

New York United States Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Hydro-Patents Company Delaware Standard Oil Research Engineers I. G. Farbenindustrie

Cincinnati Boys Kidnapped After Coney Island Trip

Three Cincinnati youths visited Coney Island Saturday night. James Wolff returned home with ten cents. Norton Hauenstein was kidnapped and remains missing. William Wellington escaped and alerted Russell police. investigation points to kidnapers driving off toward Ashland. Police operate a rural manhunt.

Cincinnati Coney Island Russell, Ky Norton Hauenstein Dana Avenue William Wellington Reading Road James Wolff Russell Wellington Wolff Rus

Maine Official Says Suspect Confessed Murder in Pay Envelopes Case

James M Mitchell 22 of Portland arrested for the murder of Miss Lillian I MacDonald 20 who disappeared while distributing pay envelopes at a local stationery firm. Miss MacDonald’s body found in the furnace basement. part of $750 undistributed envelopes recovered. Mitchell allegedly confessed. body discovered by County Attorney Ralph M Ingalls and Police Inspector Richard J Nugent after a prior search proved fruitless.

Portland James M Mitchell Lillian I. MacDonald Ralph M. Ingalls Mitchell Miss MacDonald Ingalls Richard J. Nugent Edward A. Shaw

Methodist Sees for Presidency

The Methodist Clipsheet predicts Dwight W. Morrow would suffer an overwhelming defeat if nominated for president. It notes his New Jersey victory did not sway the prediction, citing party shifts and moral politics within the church affiliated group. It also suggests some voters backed Lindy or Anne alongside Morrow.

Washington Dwight W. Morrow Methodist Clipsheet Deets Pickett Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals Methodist Episcopal Church Morrow New Jersey Lindy Anne

Nine Hindus Killed in Kishorgan Riots in Bengal

Nine Hindus were killed in communal rioting in Kishorgan district of Bengal yesterday as violence spread across the region.

Mymensingh India Kishorgan Bengal

Messages Claimed From Conan Doyle At London Memorial

A clairvoyant at a memorial for Sir Arthur Conan Doyle claimed receipt of a direct message from the late author. Lady Doyle accepted the message as genuine, while the Albert Hall meeting descended into confusion as about 40 to 50 people surged for the exits. The Marylebone Spiritualist Association worker delivered the ambiguous messages before the crowd of around 10,000.

London Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Estellé Roberts Marylebone Spiritualist Association Mrs. Roberts Lady Doyle Sherlock Holmes

Executives Pay Dearly for Fake Publicity

New York July 13 The National Better Business Bureau reports a sweep on vanity publicity schemes where firms offer biographical write ups and photos for distribution to newspapers. Nearly all queries show newspapers reject the unsolicited bios as waste. Many executives are misled into paying from 100 to 1,000 dollars for biographies supposedly backed by AP CP INS or similar agencies, which these wire services do not solicit or accept.

New York Big Business Vanity Appeal National Better Business Bureau Incorporated Better Business Bureau National Better Business Bureau, Inc Bureau Associated Press United Press Association The Central Press International News Service Panhandle INS

Cathedral of Mexico Restored To Church After Decree

The Mexico City Cathedral, once seized in 1927 amid church state strife, is returned to Catholic rituals by President Pascual Ortiz Rubio. A reopening mass is planned July 20 led by Archbishop Leopoldo Ruiz y Flores as thousands expect attendance.

Cathedral of Mexico Ortiz Rubio Arthur Constantine New Pascual Ortiz Rubio United States of Mexico Cathedral of Mexico Sagrario Treasury Department Mer Lit N.Y

Centenarian Man Dies After Heat Related Fall in Ohio

Leonard Dydynski aged about 101, born 1829 in Prussian Poland, attempted to seek relief from heat by climbing from a second story window at 2167 Winchell Avenue. He toppled from the fire escape to the sidewalk, died after two hours of medical aid. his life spanned emigration to America in 1873 and work as a butcher in Portsmouth and Luena Vista before moving to Cincinnati.

Leonard Dydynski Edward Lanter Winchell Avenue Dydynski Dydynski W Prussian Poland Warsaw America Portsmouth Luena Vista, O Cincin

Love's Sweet Dream Ends in Rich mond Elopement

Mary Frances McClenny, 20, who vanished July 1, returns to Richmond with her parents claiming she loves Harry Dickenson, a former garage worker with whom she eloped. Dickenson, charged with secreting her, posted bail and awaits Henrico Circuit Court. The pair stayed under fictitious names in Waynesboro, saying they made no effort to hide identities.

New York World News Service Richmond Mary Frances McClenny Harry Dickenson Ruellville Tenn Waynesboro H. S. Jones Dickenson Miss McClenny D. C. McClenny Roslyn Road Hampton Gardens N. H. Dickenson John Ledbetter

Mob Drives Negro Families From Erick Oklahoma Town

A mob of 200 to 300 men drove about twenty five Negro families from Erick Oklahoma and nearby areas last night. The raid followed the killing of Mrs. Henry Vaughan near Shamrock Texas. Sheriff May seek state Rangers to restore order as mobs push residents from their homes.

Erick Okla J. L. Crane Henry Vaughan Shamrock Texas Crane Elk City Jane Tex Wheeler County Texola Collingsworth

Burke Eludes Capture By Fleeing Michigan Home

Chicago detectives traced Fred Burke to a Newaygo County cottage in Michigan but found he had left earlier. W. A. Smith, cottage owner, was arrested as liquor found on the premises and possible violations of prohibition charged.

Grand Rapids Mich Chicago Hess Lake Newaygo County Fred Burke Lieut John MacGuinnesy Sergt Thomas Lamie Burke Michigan Thomas ‘Bonner W. A. Smith Smith Grand “Rapids Thomas Bonner Bonner Philip McDonnell Bonfier

Temperature Outlook Across States With Showers

Regions from Ohio to West Virginia and Indiana show a mix of fair and cooler or moderate temperatures with showers in extreme east portions Monday. Central zones trend toward fair weather Tuesday with comfortable readings, while listed cities report recent precipitation and wind shifts culminating in varied conditions across the eastern to midwestern states.

Ohio Kentucky Tennessee West Virginia Eastport Tea FT Louisville Boston Nashville Albany Cleveland N. York Detroit City S.s.marie Chicago Duluth St. Louis Kan W. BB Mesegiree SPM Iversine TE

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