U.S. Latin Policy in Spotlight After Nicaragua Clash
Kellogg rebukes Sandino as outlaws in letter to Green amid Marine confrontation at Ocotal. Salomon de la Selva tells Pan American Labor Congress marines may face broader action if Nicaragua attacked. Green halts debate as Morones intervenes to pause resolutions pending committee setup.
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Washington
Latin America
Nicaragua
Sandino
Ocotal
Pan-American Labor Congress
Salomon de la Selva
State Department
Kellogg
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Pan-American Congress
de la Selva
Luis Morones
Four in Race for Appellate Court Vacancy
Four Cincinnati lawyers are being considered by Gov. Donahey for appointment to the Court of Appeals of the First District to replace the late Judge Robert Z. Buchwalter. The nominees are George E. Mills Murray M. Shoemaker Stanley Matthews and Philip A. Cohen. The selection will be made today or tomorrow with Mills and Shoemaker viewed as the frontrunners.
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Cincinnati
Gov. Donahey
Court of Appeals of the First District
Robert Z. Buchwalter
Columbus
George E. Mills
Murray M. Shoemaker
Stanley Matthews
Philip A. Cohen
Mills
Mr. Shoemaker
Hamilton County
Bitter Strife Ends in Vienna as AEDS Surrender
Vienna reports the unconditional surrender of the Socialist party and the Labor Federation after three days of bitter strife. Parliament will rule on the settlement, with Seipel and socialists facing a decisive political shift amid protests from peasants and financial interests. The city remains under heavy patrols as tensions ease.
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Vienna
AEDS
Austria
Socialist Party
Labor Federation
Seipel
Seitz
Otto Bauer
Social Democrats
Tyrol
Karinthia
Styria
Coast Guard fires on fishing boat. two men handcuffed
Alfred Reed and John Ordille say three Coast Guardsmen fired nine times at dawn near Atlantic City. The anglers were handcuffed and shackled for two hours before release, protesting the incident and filing formal complaints with base officials and lawmakers.
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New York World News Service
Atlantic City
N. J
Alfred C. Reed
Boardwalk Rolling Chair
John Ordille
Renault Wine Company
Egg Harbor
Coast
Coast Guard
Henry G Hemmingway
Man Fatally Shot After Vow To Avenge Insult
Millard Chandler 23 was wounded outside his home at 5353 Miami avenue after saying he would avenge an insult to his wife. He named Andrew Angel of the same address as the shooter. Chandler, struck in the right chest, was taken to General Hospital where surgery was performed. A. Angel fled and is being sought. Chandler’s helper Richard Fleke assisted in its transport.
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Millard Chandler
Miami Avenue
Andrew Angel
Chandler
General Hospital
Angel
Richard Fleke
Youngstown Officials Called to Meet Governor on Interrogation Claims
Acting Mayor W L Lewis and Police Chief Goodwin will travel to Columbus to face affidavits alleging Youngstown police used third degree tactics to extract confessions. Six affidavits cite beatings with fists and a rubber hose, anonymized by physicians and citizens. Lewis fills in for the vacationing Mayor Scheible.
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Donahey
Youngstown
Columbus
W. L. Lewis
Goodwin
C. H. Sisson
Sisson
Dallas Moore
Wells
Moore
Canada
William E. Lewis
Charles Scheiblé
Leroy Goodwin
Scheible
British heir to throne to visit Canada with brother
The British heir to the throne will travel to Canada with his brother and Prime Minister Baldwin. The royal visit aims to strengthen ties between the two countries and mark a ceremonial occasion.
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Baldwin
Canada
Six Die When Train Hits Car At Brady Kentucky
Ashland Ky July 18 six persons died at Brady near Morehead when an auto carrying residents of Morehead was struck by Chesapeake and Ohio passenger train No 26 at a grade crossing. The dead include Patton Alc 56 Patton Mrs 45 McClain Grace 16 McClain Albert 4 Patton Alla 8 months.
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Ashland
Brady
Morehead
Chesapeake & Ohio
Patton
Pi Patton
McClain
Grace
Albert
Alla
Tragedy Near Bannock Claims Precotto Family
Mrs Marie Precotto wife of a coal miner and her four month old son Guido died when struck by a B and O freight train while crossing a Bannock trestle near St Clairsville Ohio. Her husband and nine other children survive. In Michigan City two Culver Military Academy students Richard J Dana and W L Reid Jr were injured fatally in an auto crash three miles east of town Reid from Denver Col Dana from Derrick Pa
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Ohio
ST. Clairsville
Marie Precotto
Guido
Bannock
Michigan City
Richard J. Dana
W. L. Reid, Jr
Culver Military Academy
Here
Reid
Denver
Col
Dana
Derrick
Roosevelt Suffering Severe Burns After Camping Incident
Col. Theodore Roosevelt lies at Harbor Hospital with severe burns on his right knee from a fat spill during a camping trip last week. He is reported in stable condition and receiving treatment.
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New York
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
the Harbor Hospital
Verdict affirms $5,000 award to bandmaster Weber
A Common Pleas Court verdict granting John C. Weber of Cincinnati $5,000 for injuries in the Federal Building on April 19, 1926, was upheld by the Court of Appeals. The award named David Gordon the general contractor and Al Becker & Sons the electrical firm as defendants. Gordon appealed.
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Common Pleas Court
John C. Weber
Cincinnati
Federal
Court of Appeals
Weber
David Gordon
al Becker & Sons
Gordon
Dayton Society Girl Plans to Remarry Faces Snag in Maine Case
Portland Maine July 18 In Maine arrangements cannot be made to obtain a divorce attorney for Mrs Edith Widing Yaffee declares. Mrs Yaffee has filed against Herman A Yaffee known as Kenyon A Stoddard Dayton society circles. Gulliver says no divorce proceedings have been filed in Maine or elsewhere to secure a divorce. He notes collusion claims and says a hearing may not occur until September term subject to court advisement.
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Portland
Maine
William H. Gulliver
Edith Widing Yaffee
Yaffee
Dayton
Newport
Gulliver
Hbel
Indiana Supreme Court weighs Stephenson new murder trial
The Indiana Supreme Court may rule this week on D. C. Stephenson's habeas corpus bid for a new trial on Madge Oberholtzer's murder. He argues lack of Hamilton County court jurisdiction and clerical errors taint the conviction from 1925. A Hamilton County appeal and corruption probes also proceed as the court nears summer recess.
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Supreme Court of Indiana
Stephenson
Indianapolis
D. C
Supreme Court
William H. Remy
Marion County
Ku Klux Klan
Laporte Superior Court
Hamilton County
Death Penalty for Murderer Orleck in Ohio Chair
Philip Orleck, 20, was executed in the electric chair at Ohio Penitentiary for the murder of Urban Wilford, Mansfield Reformatory guard. Despite clemency pleas, the Board of Clemency denied mercy, and Orleck offered prayers with Rabbi Tarshish present.
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Columbus
Philip Orleck
Ohio Penitentiary
Urban Wilford
Mansfield Reformatory
Donahey
Orlock
Orleck
Jacob Tarshish
Rabbi Jacob Tarshish
Gov. Donahey
Wilford
Debated use of criminals in medical experiments
Dr W D Haines, Cincinnati Kiwanis member, urged that condemned criminals be used for human medical tests to advance science. He cited animal testing and African serpent research, claiming inmates could repay society while doctors provide prompt care and humanity benefits.
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Dr. Haines
W. D. Haines
Cincinnati Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Africa
Haines
Port Elizabeth
Fitz Simon
Youth convicted of robbery after jail escape attempt
Lemar Santana and Corsine Huffman attempted to overpower a guard at Hamilton County Jail on March 22 to gain freedom. Santana, tried again after a hung jury, was found guilty of robbery while Huffman, already serving life for murder, remains in prison. Sentencing pending by Judge Charles S. Bell.
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Lemar Santana
Charles S. Bell
Common Pleas Court
Santana
Hamilton County
Lantana
Corsine Huffman
George Wenger
Wenger
E. G. Schuessler
Stee
Huffman
Walter K. Sibbald
Bell
Richmond Man Tied To 1924 Bank Robbery
Leo Mathews Harrison aged 27, a resident of Richmond for two years, was arrested late today on charges of holding up and robbing the Vandeventer Trust Company of St. Louis in 1924.
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Richmond
Leo Mathews Harrison
Vandeventer Trust Company of
St. Louis
Schoepf Estate Valued At $1.18 Million Inheritance
W Kesley Schoepf former president of the Cincinnati Traction Company and later Cincinnati Car Company died intestate leaving an estate of $1.18 million. Inventory filed in Probate Court shows $1.16 million in stocks and bonds plus jewelry livestock poultry and other personal possessions. Widow's allowance set at $18,000 for the first year.
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W. Kesley Schoepf
Cincinnati Traction Company
Cincinnati Car Company
Lueders
Schoepf
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