President Hoover Calls for Sharp Army Cost Cuts to Lower Taxes
President Hoover proposes curtailing military spending to the lowest adequate level and uses naval arms limits to cut costs. He would form a commission of senior officers to find savings, citing military outlays as the nation’s major tax obstacle. The Kellogg pact reduces war threat and a new international agreement could trim sea power expenses.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
America
War and Navy Departments
Smoke screen to protect Pope during Holy Sacrament
Vatican officials said Pope Pius XI will pass through St. Peter's square on Thursday with the Host, and no moving pictures will be allowed. A Vatican note requested by the Holy Father prohibits filming, while Italian authorities assist in keeping cameras away and searches will inspect windows for hidden devices.
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Vatican City
Pius XI
St. Peter’s Square
Osservatore Romano
Holy Father
Vatican
Service station for sale or lease offers
Service station for sale or lease can be obtained on most convenient terms. One room efficiency apartment with kitchenette and bath is for rent on Walnut Hills. Store newly decorated and equipped for any business is for rent on East Third street.
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Walnut Hills
East Third Street
Quick Sure Results Telephone Your Ad
An advertisement line inviting readers to place notices via The Commercial Tribune by calling Canal 6300 for fast, reliable results.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Eugene ONeill Marries Third Wife in Paris
Playwright Eugene ONeill wed his third wife Miss Carlotta Monterey in Paris. The couple left for Tyrol for their honeymoon while ONeill plans a new play. His previous wife Agnes Bolton ONeill divorced in Reno on desertion charges.
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New York World News Service
New York
Eugene O'Neill
Harry Weinberger
Miss Monterey
Paris
California
Lou
Great French Senate Likely to Ratify Debt Accord
Paris July 23 The French Senate appeared sure to ratify the Mellon Berenger debt accord by a great majority after talks in group meetings and corridors. Deputies approved the accord by eight votes. Senators expect about 250 to 260 votes for ratification, with around thirty opposed, half of them Socialists. The general debate starts tomorrow.
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Paris
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Poincare
Midnight Breakfast Signals Farewell of Dr J Shea
Members of the Cincinnati Breakfast Club held a late night gathering at Ben P Sax residence as a farewell for Dr J Shea who leaves for Lansing Michigan to become agency manager of the Burroughs Adding Machine Company. Active members listed include William Castellini John J Duffey Br J Halenkamp E C Herndon M C Jacobs A B Nebegging J R Pryor and M F Starkweather Barclay Schroeder remains in Detroit with absentee card.
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Cincinnati Breakfast Club
Ben P. Sax
Eliand Circle
Dr. J. Shea
Lansing
Mich
William Castellini
John J. Duffey
Br. J. Halenkamp
E. C. Herndon
M. C. Jacobs
A. B. Nebegging
J. R. Pryor
M. F. Starkweather
Barclay Schroeder
Detroit, Mich
Mr. Shea
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Miss Stella Stepin Foiled by Radio Spooning Freedom
In Chicago on July 23, 15 year old Stella Stepin left home seeking freedom. A portable radio interrupted her plans at the station as police squads broadcast a lookout. The girl, five feet tall, returned home saying radio follows you everywhere and questioning the point of trying to go abroad.
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Chicago
Stella Stepin
Stella
Specialville
G O P Considers Council Candidates
The Republican Nominating Committee met at the Republican Club to review candidates for City Council on the regular Republican ticket. No announcements were made and another meeting will be called by Chairman Fred Schnelier at an early date.
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Republican Club
Fred Schnelier
Iceland Quake Shakes Capital and Southwest Towns
A Reykjavik report relayed from Copenhagen says a severe earthquake at 5:45 p.m. rocked southwest Iceland. Large concrete buildings swayed in the capital and residents fled their homes in fear.
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Iceland
London
Copenhagen
Reykjavik
Langley Ex-Congressman Publishes Memoir They Tried To Crucify Me
Former Kentucky congressman John W. Langley, two years in Atlanta Federal Prison for a Volstead Act violation he helped pass, promotes a memoir They Tried To Crucify Me and seeks funds for publication. He recounts his trial, prison years, and asserts the truth. His wife Katherine Langley, once his district’s representative, aided his campaigns and now serves in Congress.
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Langley
New York World News Service
Washington
John W. Langley
Congress
Kentucky
Atlanta
House of Representatives
Katherine Langley
Mr. Langley
Endurance Flyers Extend Record Flight At St Louis
Dale Red Jackson and Forest O Brine extend the world endurance flight at Lambert Field beyond 259 hours. They report motor wear uncertain but plan to stay aloft until it quits, while sponsors and crowds watch the ongoing attempt to outlast the Houston rival.
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ST. Louis
Dale
Red) Jackson
Forest O’brine
Lambert St. Louis Field
Jackson
Western Union
New York
Paris
O’brine
Challenger Motor
William B. Robertson
Curtiss-Robertson Airplane Manufacturing Company
Kellogg Briand Pact To Bind Forty Six Nations
The Kellogg Briand treaty renouncing war becomes binding as Japan deposits ratification at the State Department. Forty six adherent nations will be affected with formal proclamation at the White House. Historic ceremony witnesses include former President Coolidge and Secretary Kellogg.
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Washington
Japan
State Department
Hoover
White House
Coolidge
Kellogg
Greece
Honduras
Persia
Argentina
Brazil
United States
China
Stimson
Russia
Manchuria
Briand
France
Society Matron Denies Gang to Love Affair in Suit
Camden July 23 Mrs Florine N Winkelspecht Germantown society matron sues for 200000 accusing blackmail not grand passion. Mrs Helen Payton Hicks Stroud outlines she was pursued by Clinton Winkel specht Philadelphia radio engineer. Stroud says letters exist demanding money and will be produced in court. She also claims Winkel specht followed her to Louisville and pressed his attentions.
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Seokman Trane Fone
Camden
N. J
Florine N. Winkelspecht
Germantown
Helen Payton Hicks Stroud
Stroud
Louisville
Girl Dies After Refused Date Offer Shooting
Mabel Van Osdal, 19, died at home near Osgood Indiana from a head wound after Harry Peters, a suitor, shot her when she refused to attend an operetta. Peters later released on bond, faces murder charges. trial set for September 10. The victim leaves parents Monroe and ?.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Osgood
Ind
Mabel van Osdal
Here
Harry Peters
Peters
Wilson’s
Miss van Osdal
Milan
Ripley
Monroe Osdal
Inseparable in Death A Watchman and His Dog
Oscar Luckey a night watchman at the Philip Morton plant fed a starving stray then grew inseparable from Barney the collie. After his wife Florence died and amid loneliness he shot the dog Gypsy and then killed himself with a .38 pistol, their bodies found together. Luckey survived by hours with his father Clarence Lackey listed at 1121 Dayton street.
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Oscar Luckey
Baymiller Street
Philip Morton Company
Wade Avenue
Luckey
Florence
Barney
Pai
Albert Frese
Florence Chastang
Joseph
Gypsy
Lackey
General Hospital
Clarence Lackey
Dayton Street
Border clashes escalate as China accuses Russia
Chinese provincial governments declare Russia began hostilities by seizing ships and trains and flying over Chinese territory. They warn of a breach of the Kellogg pact while disputes over the Chinese Eastern Railway strain relations with Japan and the United States. Soviet forces hold the Amur River region and have captured the river steamer Ilan with prisoners.
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China
Soviet
Russia
Liaoning
Fengtien
Kirin
Heilung-Kiang
Nanking
Japan
South Manchuria
Washington
Tokyo
Stimson
Amur
Manchuria
Ilan
Trial for Aix murder begins in Franklin County
Dr James H Snook the former university professor who confessed to killing his co ed mistress Theora Hix 24 will face a first degree murder trial in Franklin County Common Pleas Court starting tomorrow A jury of thirteen with a 75 person venire including sixteen women will be selected over two days to a week Prosecution led by John J Chester Jr plans to prove premeditation and to admit Snooks confession as evidence while defense cites insanity and emotional instability
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Columbus
James H. Snook
Theora Hix
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
John J. Chester, Jr
Snook
Chester
Soviet Premier pledges Kellogg pact unless China acts warlike
Acting Soviet head Jan Rudzutak declares the government will adhere to the Kellogg pact unless China launches hostile moves. The statement frames Soviet stance amid rising tensions and seeks restraint from both sides.
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Jan Rudzutak
University of Cincinnati seeks 1.7 million bond for five year program
Cincinnati voters will decide in November on a 1.7 million dollar bond issue to fund five years of building projects at the University of Cincinnati. The plan would convert Van Wormer Library into administration space and fund a science building plus additions to chemistry and women’s facilities, with detailed planning costs and remaining bond proceeds for prior library and power plant work.
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Herman Schneider
University
Arthur R. Morgan
van Wormer
Monticello posse arrests three in attack on girl teacher
Sheriff G P Tate and deputies nabbed Blueford Abbott 24 Otto Abbott 16 and Tel Abbott 20 for the assault on Ruby Taylor 19 a rural schoolteacher. The men were surrounded by armed locals on a mountain trail but the officers proceeded with the arrests.
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Monticello
G. P. Tate
Ruby Taylor
Tate
Blueford Abbott
Otto
Tel Abbott
Slick Rock
Cumberland Mountains
Sharonville Abandons Speed Trap After Auto Club Accord
Sharonville will drop strong arm traffic enforcement following a conference with the Cincinnati Automobile Club led by President Joseph R. Gardner. Mayor Harry McGrew and the council pledged polite enforcement and promised a future decision on personnel after reviewing the policy.
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Sharonville
Cincinnati Auto Club
Cincinnati Automobile Club
The
Automobile Club
Harry McGrew
Joseph R. Gardner
Frank Switalski
William Hochstuhl
John J. Arnold
Arthur Hull
Gardner
Sta
Ruling Upholds Pari Mutuel Betting in Kentucky Suit
Kentucky Supreme Court in Louisville upholds Pari Mutuel betting as constitutional. The Chancery Division returns the commonwealth suit against Churchill Downs Inc Latonia Jockey Club and Kentucky Jockey Club to Judge Dailey. The decision keeps the case as an equity matter with substantial penalties possible and grants jury trial on issues, while recognizing racing firms as legal businesses.
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Louisville
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Churchill Downs, Inc
Latonia Jockey Club
Kentucky Jockey Club
Eugene Dailey
Chancery
Jefferson Circuit Court
Barrett
Kentucky
Grinstead
Kirby
Dailey
Prince of Wales-Beer Maker Introduces Prince's Brew
In Trent England on July 23 the Prince of Wales turned brewer at the home of English ales. He started a new extra strong ale called the Prince's Brew to be given away. He followed Edward VII in making a royal brew during a Burton visit in 1902 and sampled several brews before starting his own brew.
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Trent
England
Prince of Wales
Edward VII
Burton
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