Ohio To Gain But One Seat in Congress Despite Big Growth
The reapportionment based on state population may reshuffle seats. California could gain nine representatives, Illinois none, Michigan four, Pennsylvania lose one, New York two, New Jersey two, Texas three, with Georgia possibly losing two, Minnesota likely losing one, and Ohio gaining one under evolving calculations.
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Ohio
Washington
House of Representatives
California
Illinois
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Texas
New York
New Jersey
Georgia
Minnesota
Two men drown seeking heat relief in Ohio waters
Irwin Gilb, 19, of Southgate Kentucky, and Edward Messmer, 20, of Southgate, plunged from a canoe on LeSourdsville Lake near Middletown. Gilb sank and was recovered. doctors failed to revive him. Coroner says paregoric before swimming likely impaired him. A second drowning occurred at Sparks Beach in the Big Miami River in New Baltimore, Clifton. Orla Emrick, 30, a sales manager, cramps in the water led to his death. body recovered after a half hour search. Emrick was newly married. relatives could not be reached.
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Irwin Gilb
Retreat Street
Southgate
LeSourdesville Lake
Middletown
Edward Messmer
Electric Avenue
Owen Parks
Edward Cook
Butler County
New Baltimore
Hamilton County
Orla C. Emrick
Teleford
Clifton
Cincinnati Kelvier Company
Miami
Sparks’s Beach
Emrick
Robert Williams
Richard Spellman
Fire Department
Fred C. Swing
Fire destroys warehouse. $5,000 damage and one injury
A grass fire spread to a one story warehouse on Laidlaw avenue near the N W railroad at Bond Hill causing $5,000 damage and injuring fireman Carl Beidenhorn who was treated and returned to the scene. Firemen contained flames threatening gasoline tanks and nine nearby automobile tank trucks as several hundred acres of grass burned north of Pleasant Ridge.
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Cities Service Oil Company
Laidlaw Avenue
Bond Hill
Purcell
Carl Beidenhorn
Company No. 9
General Hospital
Pleasant Ridge
Leonard Wescott
Four Die and Seventeen Hurt in Circus Train Wreck
A Canadian National Railway derailment near Moncton, New Brunswick killed four men and injured seventeen as the Al G. Barnes circus train from Newcastle to Charlottetown wrecked at Canaan. Most victims were circus employees. the cause remains undetermined. Names include Albert Johnson and Finnitgen of Los Angeles, J MacFarland of Montreal, and James Arthur Stephens of Fredericton plus a waiter from North Dakota.
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Moncton
N. B
Canadian National Railways
Canaan
Here
al G. Barnes
Newcastle
Charlottetown
Albert Johnson
Finnitgen
Los Angeles
Francis
J. MacFarland
Montreal
James Arthur Stephens
Fredericton
North Dakota
Stephens
Circus
Aviation Crash Claims Two Lives Near Amarillo
Clarence Thuett airplane pilot from Vega Tex and 15 year old passenger Miss Marietta Hall of Adrian Tex were killed when Thuett's ship banked steeply and crashed to the ground near Amarillo on July 20.
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Pitot
Giri
Amarillo
Tex
Clarence Thuett
Vega
Marietta Hall
Adrian
Thuett
Power Strife Tests Republican Leaders This Week
Washington July 20 The rift between Claudius Huston Republican National Committee chair and Senator Moses head of the Senatorial Campaign Committee threatens party harmony as a campaign dispute nears a pivotal meeting this week Huston may resign while Moses confronts a belligerent committee amid calls from the Young Guard to oust him and a broader intra party row intensifies over policy and London treaty votes Continued on Fourth Page.
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Washington
Claudius Huston
Republican National Committee
Moses
New Hampshire
Republican Natorial Campaign Committee
Huston
Senate
Houston
Jackass
Young Guard
Hoover
Movietone Tiger at Central Park Zoo Strikes Hunger Action
Movietone a female tiger from the Maley Penins ula wants freedom and is starving herself after ten days of a hunger strike. Keeper attempts to change diet to appease her but she demands release to her jungle home. Zoo staff plan to use tonics to boost appetite while preserving her stance.
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New York World News Service
New York
Mahatma Ganghi
Terence MacSwiney
Movietone
Maley Peninsula
Central Park Zoo
Metrotone
The
Park Zoo
Bob Horton
German Police Dog Foils Arrest Of Drunken Master
A German police dog named Bess, heavily pregnant, defended her drunken master on Sixth and Plum streets until police arrived. The dog snarled and blocked officers, but a waiting car carried the man away with Bess returning to her post.
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Bess
Cincinnati
Sixth
Plum
Joseph Gramke
Edward McCullough
Nations Heat Wave Sees Records Across States
United States endures a record heat wave with 105.6 in Washington and 112 in Columbus. Cities from New York to Milwaukee report triple digit temps as several locales shatter thirty seven year records and drought intensifies in Kansas and the Shenandoah Valley.
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Associated Press
United States
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain
Midwest
Columbus
Keedysville
Charlottesville
Toledo
Wheeling
W. Va
Martins Ferry
Lancaster
Frederick
Kansas
Topeka
Wichita
Mercury
Des Moines
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Kansas City
Illinois
Indiana
Chicago
Indianapolis
Detroit
Dixie
Shenandoah Valley
Richmond
Record heat bakes Cincinnati as temps top 101
Weather Bureau promises showers may end drought today or tonight. In Cincinnati the thermometer reached 101.4 degrees, with unofficial readings as high as 118 in direct sun. Crowds sought relief at pools and theaters while vendors profited from the heat. Continued on second page.
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Cincinnati
Mercury
Commercial Tribune
Tyler Davidson
Fountain Square
House Committee to Inspect Communist Camps in New York
The House committee investigating Communist activities plans field visits to two camps south of Beacon and in Wingdale New York. They will observe camp supervision by the Young Workers League and evaluate attendee nationality naturalization status and attitudes toward the red flag. The group sails from Grand Central and will visit West Point before returning for a radio discussion on Communist activities.
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New York World News Service
New York
House of Representatives Committee
Beacon
N. Y
Wingdale
Charles G. Wood
United States Department of Labor
Young Workers’ League
Communist Party
Hamilton Fish, Jr
Fish
Grand Central Station
Police Department
Motorist Slain by Ohio Mayor After Quarrel
Joseph Noffsinger 38 mayor of Continental claimed self defense after shooting Alexander Krieger 30 of Cloverdale while Krieger was questioned about a traffic law violation in Continental Putnam County officials would not take action. Noffsinger said he stopped the car for a single headlight Krieger cursed warned to repair lights and threatened the mayor’s life. Krieger died ten minutes after being shot through the head. Noffsinger said he did not fire until Krieger moved as if reaching for a gun.
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Ottawa
Joseph Noffsinger
Continental
Alexander Krieger
Cloverdale
Noffsinger
Putnam County
Krieger
Hoover in Mountain Workshop Gifts Tiny Chairs to Hoover Family
Grandchildren of President and Mrs Hoover receive handmade walnut chairs from a Virginia mountain workshop dating to 1830. Mrs Hoover and her niece Janet Large toured the shop, chose two chairs for Herbert Hoover Jr children, and bought two unfinished footstools plus oak seats. Secret Service accompany the delegation.
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E. B. Clore
Peggy Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Ill
Peter
Secret Service
Hoover
Janet Large
William Walsh found dead in San Francisco hotel room
A Cincinnati student aviator William Walsh was found dead in a San Francisco hotel room. The report notes no immediate cause and lists no suspects or further details available.
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William Walsh
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Drivers of Stalled Car Held for Train Wreck
In Elizabeth New Jersey a Pennsylvania Express train struck an automobile at the South Elizabeth station, killing one and injuring about fifty-one more. Three men, including the car’s driver Arthur Allcroft, were jailed without charge as investigators traced the crash to a dangerous street approach near the station.
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New York World News Service
Elizabeth
N. Wj
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
South Elizabeth
George L. Kelley
No.64
de Mart Place
Kelley
New York
John Craig
McDougall Street
Brooklyn
Arthur N. Allcroft
James Allcroft
Ohio Northern University
Ada
William McNair
Allcroft
Roy Martin
de Hart Place
New York Avenue
Five Smith gunmen in custody. one brother at large
Owlsley County Ky youths known as the Smith brothers stirred a street battle in Baymiller street. Raymond, Finley, and Archie were arrested. Marion remains free at 25. Police seized a gun and ammo at Marion’s Dayton street home while probing threats and a knife find. Witnesses say two Ft Thomas soldiers were fired upon near the Smith residence.
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Smith
Owlsley County
Central Station
Raymond Smith
Baymiller Street
Clayton Rader
Archie
Finley
Rader
Philip Brester
William Sorrel
Raymond
Mobile
Marion
Dayton Street
Elva Rader
Finley Smith
Hallér
Stull
Emily Smith
Western Avenue
Lieut
Pflug
Ray Smith
Ft. Thomas
Roscoe McCoy
Riley Hunter
Company E
Tenth Infantry
Scorned Wife Aids Padlock of Eight Newport Houses
A married Newport woman, angered by her husband's alleged visits to an inmate of a disorderly house, helped police close eight such resorts in Newport, Kentucky for a week. Police raided Alberta Lake's place at 404 Isabella street, detaining inmates and charging operations. Proprieteress fined. two inmates fined costs. Attorneys filed for injunction to permanently shut the resorts as part of a broader effort to remove an unwanted condition in Newport's West End.
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Newport
Newport Vice Zone
Lieut. Livingston
Alfred Maybury
Wesley Bowen
Carl Ebert
Charles Lester
Campbell County
Caldwell
Lester
Card
Remains Found After Friends Reported Concern
The bruised body of William Walsh a 29 year old Cincinnati aviation student was found in a Nob Hill San Francisco hotel room. Police suspect injuries from repeated falls. Walsh studied at Lunken Airport and Boeing School in Oakland and was last seen alive about ten o clock. His mother Mrs Susanne Hinkle and sisters survived him with a younger brother who died in Paris in 1925.
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San Francisco
Cal
William Walsh
Cincinnati
Nob Hill
Walsh
Oakland
F. W. Hinkle
Mary
Susane Walsh
William S. Walsh
Nicholas J. Walsh
Susanne Hinkle
Frederick W. Hinkle
Walsh Place
Edwards Road
Hyde Park
St. Xavier High School
St. Xavier College
Georgetown College
Washington
Princeton University
Princeton
N. J
Lunken
Boeing Air School
Hinkle
Fairmount
Howard Quackenbush
Susanne
Marjorie Walsh
Riots in Juarez Leave One Dead Five Hurt During election
In Juarez Chihuahua across the border from El Paso martial law was declared after rioting between National Revolutionary party supporters and Socialists during a state election. A 35 year old Juan Saldivar was shot and died two hours later as troops patrolled the streets and meetings drew speeches from Corona and other leaders.
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EL Paso
Tex
National Revolutionary Party of
Chihuahua
Socialist Party
Juarez
Corona
Juan Saldivar
National Revolutionary Party
Saldivar
Temperatures Across Ohio Kentucky and Indiana Forecast
The bulletin reports partly cloudy and warm conditions in Ohio and Kentucky with showers in parts Monday night and Tuesday. Indiana expected local showers or thunderstorms Monday into Tuesday with cooler air moving in north and central regions. A table lists temperatures from cities like Cleveland Boston Nashville Albany and Chicago with highs around the 90s and low 100s and minimal rainfall.
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Ohio
North
South Portion
Kentucky
Indiana
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Terre Haute
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