Ex offical of Bond Firm Held in Embezzlement Case
Louis W. Josephson, former vice president of the Industrial Endowment Fund Co of Columbus, is jailed on charges of embezzling 9242,476.96. Cincinnati lawyer J. B. Maloney named receiver with bonds set at 5,000 each. case details note the firm’s 1919 origin and complex transfers and investments.
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Cincinnatians
Guis Josephson
Industrial Endowment Fund Company of Columbus
Associated Press
Columbus
Industrial Endowment Fundompany
Louis W. Josepha
Joseph Ferguson
State
Commerce
Cyruscher
Department
Id Josephson
Citizens Trust and Kings Bank
J. B.aloney
Cincinnati
Industrial Endowment Fund
Cmpany
Obert W. Huggins
E. M. Week
Lodger
Ocher
Muddy shoe clue ties Chicago singer to Covington murder
A murdered woman found near Pigeon Point, West Covington, is linked to Bertha Tyree of 3143 Giles Avenue, Chicago, a cabaret singer missing for months. A package with her details, shoes, a hat and a life insurance policy traveled from Seamon to Covington, suggesting Tyree’s involvement with the two men who moved the body toward Ohio.
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Trace Muddy Shoes
Chicago
Clew
Covington
Pigeon Point
Forrest Hill
West Covington
The
Commercial Tribune
Bertha Tyree
Giles Avenue
Tyree
David W. Stephens
Clarence Swetnam
Swetnam
Washington Life and Ecident Insurance Company of America
Kluemper
Everett Nevil
Seamon
Nevil
Stephens
Cincinnati
Springfield
Ready to Stop Klan Parade
Cincinnati police 300 strong including three reliefs held in readiness from 6 to 9 30 p m for a Klan parade that failed to materialize. Mayor Carrel and Safety Director actor refused a permit while C William Schmidt had sought permission months earlier. Detectives stayed at headquarters as patrols guarded downtown streets.
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Cincinnati
Rmit
William Schmidt
Hamilton County
Klan
Carrel
Irector Tudor
William Copean
Michael Kane
Dennis Ryan
World Flyers Welcome on Arrival in England for Rest
Six American aviators land at Croydon outside London after a 3 hour 4 minute crossing from Paris on the globe circling flight. Crowds greet them warmly as they head to Brough for engine checks and a week of rest before continuing toward Kirkwall.
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British Airdrome
England
Associated Press
London
English Channel
Brough
Kirkwall
Orkneys
Davis Is Cheered by His Neighbors at Locust Valley Welcome
In Locust Valley New York on July 16 John W. Davis Democratic nominee appeared before about five hundred locals at the Matinecock neighborhood house. Eulogies by F W M Cutcheon Winslow S Pierce and others praised him while he stressed neighborliness over politics and denied knowledge of any nomination.
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Associated Press
Locust Valley
N. Y
John W. Davis
Matinecock
Davis
Davison
Man Admits Slaying Major Mileary and Robbery
A suspect confesses to killing Major Mileary and robbing him after stealing valuables from a Pair Store. He drove to Ashville, ditched the car, concealed clothing, and filed a statement detailing the events according to police records.
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Major Mileary
Ashville
Major McLeary killed in holiday robbery near Canton
Sworn confession from Mortimer H. King states Major Samuel H. McLeary was killed on July 2 after giving King and a companion a ride. The body is believed hidden about ten miles from Cheraw, South Carolina, with valuables stripped and the suspects fleeing toward Asheville and Canton.
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Associated Press
Asheville
N. C
Samuel H. McLeary
Mortimer H. King
Canton
King
Cheraw
South Carolina
Crab Tree Mountain
McLeary
Murder Probe Ties Hospital Worker to Staten Island Killing
Jacob Gottlieb age 18 an employee at Sea View Hospital New Dorp Staten Island was held as a material witness in the murder of eight year old Francis McDonnell. He said another hospital worker may be charged after a three hour interrogation and described a group meeting at a woods hideout called the Rattlesnake Nest.
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New York
Jacob Gottlieb
Sea View Hospital
New Dorp
Staten Island
Francis McDonnell
Port Richmond
Gottlieb
Albert C. Fach
Richmond County
Fach
Robbery on Broadway Ends With Clothes Loss
Policemen Gough and Knips chased a shadowy man who had been robbed of his clothes by three Black suspects. The victim, William Coates, was taken to the Second District Police Station as authorities seek clothing for him. In a separate note, Illinois farmers eye a Grain Marketing Company merger aimed at saving 2.5 million dollars yearly and enabling producer control through preferred stock and one-vote rules.
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Thempany
Varius
Locher
Osephson
Josephson
Edward Feters
Cincinnati
Bean
Peters
Apany
John Elliott
Charles Hayden
E Securities
Deartment of Commerce
Maloney
Comany
Inspector Ferguson
Mpany
Treasury
Locherid
Judge
C. C. Williams
John Lliott
Charles
D. Hayden
Ofolumbus
Costello
Aloney
Robert V. Huggins
Gough
Knips
Lower Broadway
Ohio River
Front Street
Broadway
William Coates
Coates
Second District
Chicago
Millard R. Myers
Illinois
Illinois Co-Operative Law
H. S. Ballard
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
American Farm Bureau Federation
Ballard
Myers
Saskatchewan votes to repeal prohibition
Regina reports prohibition defeated in Saskatchewan as the temperance act moves toward discarded legislation. At 11 p m the majority against prohibition stood at 17 052 with returns still arriving from rural areas.
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Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan
Reparation Parley Opens as Grain Prices Soar
Chicago reports show high grain prices driven by Canadian crop failures. Wheat corn and oats hit new top quotes with trading volume reaching tens of millions of bushels. hog values also set season highs. Demand for newly harvested wheat rises with Minneapolis receipts flowing to mills.
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America
Associated Press
Chicago
Canada
Wven
Limax
Winnipeg
United States
Minneapolis
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Athlete saves swimmer life at Terrace Park river rescue
Henry Altheimer a 21 year old Y M C A athlete from 357 Hearne avenue saved Ferdinand Goldsmith 21 of 3465 Reading road from drowning in the Little Miami River at Terrace Park last Sunday. Altheimer paddled to the spot saw an air bubble surface then dived and brought Goldsmith to shore where he administered resuscitation and revival followed by recovery. His act will be submitted to the Carnegie Hero Foundation for recognition.
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Henry Altheimer
Hearne Avenue
Miami
Terrace Park
Altheimer
Ferdinand Goldsmith
Reading Road
Goldsmith
Alther
Carnegie Hero Foundation
British Aviator MacLaren Missing in Kuriles Search
Japanese destroyers have not found A Stuart MacLaren and his companions after they left Yotorofu Island for Paramashiru. Officials doubt danger and consider a landing at Broughton Bay possible as Hamakaze and Isokaze search the Kurile region amid cloudy weather.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
A. Stuart MacLaren
Yotorofu Island
Paramashiru Island
Kuriles
Broughton Bay
Shimashiru Island
Kurile
Yotorofu
Paramashiru
L. G. Broome
MacLaren
Isokaze
Shimushiru
Hamakaze
Paramashiro
Dick Newhouse to die for Clintonville bank murder
Dick Newhouse 22 of Newport Ky. is to be electrocuted for the murder of Clintonville bank director Frank Buchanan after a seven minute jury verdict of first degree murder. The case ties with two prior death sentences for Elmer Hall and George Farrell in Bourbon Circuit Court. Robert Mullen faces trial for first degree murder Saturday as the remaining bandit.
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Commercial Tribun
Paris
Richard
Dick’’) Newhouse
Newport
Frank Buchanan
Clintonville Bank
Newhouse
Bourbon
Buchanan
Farmers’ Bank
Clintonville
Elmer
Knobby
Hall
George
Williams
Commonwealth
Victor A. Bradley
Philip Ryan
Walter Gibson
Bradley
Coun
D. D. Cline
Wiliams
Eddyville Penitentiary
Steve Blakely
Covington
Kenton County
Mullen
Need of Unity Emphasized by Premier MacDonald
Premier MacDonald urged unity at the Inter-Allied Conference on the Dawes plan for German reparations, welcoming American representatives Kellogg and Logan and stressing America's aid to achieve a workable, peaceful settlement. Committees were named to draft an agenda as dominion representation issues arose, with Kellogg’s involvement seen as key to stabilizing Europe’s economy and peace prospects.
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Associated Press
London
America
Dawes
Ramsay MacDonald
Foreign Office
Mr.MacDonald
Kellogg
James A. Logan, Jr
Germany
Great
Britain
France
Belgium
Italy
Japan
Portugal
Greece
Romania
Serbia
United States
MacDonald
Colonial Office
Ireland
Canada
Europe
Mr. Kellogg
Democrats Begin Restoring National Campaign Boss After Thirteen Year Gap
Special correspondent Robert T. Small reports that the Democrats plan a full rebuild of their national political machine for the first time since 1912. A regional director system will supplement a soon to be chosen National Chairman, with prominent figures like James M. Cox and John W. Davis mobilizing state organizations to revive national duties.
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Robert T. Small
The
Commercial Tribune
New York
Woodrow Wilson
James M. Cox
Cox
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Tammany Hall
New York City
Charley Murphy
John W. Davis
Davis
Ohio
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Queen City Investors
Mrs. MacLaren
Smith
Stuart MacLaren
Lowell H. Smith
Leslie P. Arnold
Lieutenant Smith
Delaware
Anly
Bar Association
Pennsylvania
Nassau County
North Carolina
New York Bay
Adam
Days
Ferdinand’ Goldsmith
Little Miami River
Dick Newhouse
Allied Conference On Experts
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