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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

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Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1924

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French Win Converts to Oppose Bankers Terms on German Loan

London reports show French and British experts debating Dawes plan terms as three issues remain. Railroad control in the Ruhr and German representation at the conference are key remaining questions. Berlin to send delegates next Thursday as bankers press for guarantees.

Associated Press London Herriot France Frank B. Kellogg Drewes Ruhr Germany Berlin Europe Premier Herriot MacDonald Great Britain M. Herriot

Candler 3 Witt Will Not Fight Divorce Suit

Atlanta millionaire Asa G. Candler Sr seeks divorce from May Little Ragin Candler. She will not oppose the petition after a cash settlement reported as 60 000 dollars. The case follows earlier arrests tied to a separate incident and notes a prior breach of promise suit won by Candler.

Associated Press Atlanta May Little Ragin Candler Asa G. Candler Atlanta Journal Onezima de Botchelle New Orleans Candler

Labor Board faces test over witnesses in wage dispute

Chicago July 25. Labor Board actions against Western carriers in a wage and rules dispute face a constitutional challenge as employees refuse to testify without consent. Donald Richberg argues no court may compel their witnesses without party approval, signaling possible court action to test the Transportation Act.

Associated Press Chicago United States Railroad Labor Board Donald R. Richberg Richberg Labor Board United States District Courts Transportation Act Ben W. Hooper Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Hooper J. Hooper Conference Committee of Managers

Brother Drowns in Latonia Pond During Swim

Ben Kruetzkamp, ten years old, son of Covington grocer Bernard Kruetzkamp, drowned yesterday afternoon in a pond at Thirtieth street and Decourcey avenue Latonia Ky His younger brother Charles sat on the bank and witnessed the tragedy Frank Taphorn a Covington life saving squad member recovered the body pulmotor used an hour no success Dr H C White and F T Adams Latonia Doctors deemed death accidental Coroner Stephens ruled it an accidental drowning The pond was recently created by workers excavating for homes

Charles Ben Kruetzkamp Bernard Kruetzkamp Twelfth Street Garrard Avenue Covington Thirtieth Street Decourcey Avenue Latonia Frank Taphorn Covington Life-Saving Aquad H. C. White Stephens Ben

Candlers Sued for 25000 Over Shipboard Incident

Claude Byfield sues Asa G. Candler and Walter Candler in Decatur Georgia alleging humiliation and damages after an attempted forcible collection of a note for 20500 aboard the steamship Berengaria. The suit ties the attack on Byfield's wife to the later demand for payment.

Berengaria Walter T. Candler Candler

Lion tamer saved by pet lion during Bedford circus

Jon Helliott, a lion tamer, was severely injured when a lion attacked him during a Hagenbeck & Wallace Circus performance in Bedford Indiana. A trainer’s pet lion leaped to defend him, allowing Helliott to escape as about 8,000 spectators watched in alarm before attendants restored order.

Associated Press Bedford Ind Jon Helliott Hagenbeck & Wallace Helliott

Pleas Of Child Thwart Death By Own Action

VAN WERT O July 35 The pleadings of a boy frustrated an attempted death by own action in his garage by his father Henry Youtsey auto mechanic A neighbor broke in and unchained Youtsey who was hanging from a ceiling chain He pleaded with the rescuer to kill him or let him die The boy employed at Smiths garage will recover No motive given for the attempt

Associated Press van Wert Henry Youtsey Youtsey Smith's Chicago Nathan Leopold, Jr Robert Franks Richard Loeb Leopold Loeb John R. Caverly Criminal Court James J. Gortland Gortland Franks University of Chicago Young Franks Frank Johnson Peach Johnson E. W. Puttkammer Max Wester Puttkammer Illinois Wester

Aged Attorney Chooses Jail Over Ten Dollar Contempt Fine

Lewis W. Diemer, 84, a former soldier and longtime attorney, spent eight hours in Hamilton County Jail after refusing to pay a $10 contempt fine. He challenged Judge LeBlond and claimed the court acted illegally while defending a farmer and his wife in a property case.

Hamilton County Lewis W. Diemer Common Pleas Robert A. LeBlond United States Army Army Diemer LeBlond Ossage Frank O. Wilkinson Wilkinson James Foley Lena Foley Healthy Foley Ossages Foleys Seley

Golden wedding vow kept by Covington doctor

Dr James A Averdick of Covington Kentucky will celebrate his fiftieth wedding anniversary in Oldenburg Indiana July 29. His wife died two years ago after asking him to hold the party as if she were present. He reconstructs the ceremony with guests from fifty years ago and recreates the wedding dinner and dress, keeping memory alive.

James A.averdick Covington James A. Averdick West Eighth Street Oldenburg Ind Jimmy Clara

Mystery at Duck Creek Road Dig Sparks Police Probe

A late night scene at Duck Creek road near Dana arena shows three men with a flashlight spade and a large grip leaving a gray car and digging holes within 100 feet. Witnesses include George Jackson Alvin Braedy John Unsford and Anthony Harbrecht who report the incident to Norwood police. Lieutenant Aklers and Patrolman Sauerland found three holes and no other clues as dawn approaches the search for a new Duck Creek mystery continues.

Duck Creek Road Dana Arena Norwood George Jackson Alvin Braedy John Unsford Anthony Harbrecht Jackson Aklers Sauerland Duck Creek

Hylan May Run for Governor of New York

Los Angeles July 25 Mayor John F. Hylan of New York says he is not opposed to running for New York governor if the progressive element demands it. He arrived with Mrs. Hylan and Hearst and noted a progressive successor would be Murray Hulbert if he ran. He said most thoughts have been about the mayoralty for now.

Associated Press Los Angeles John F. Hylan New York E State Los Ageles Examiner Hylan Examiner Mr. Hylan Murray ‘Hulbert New York Board of Aldermen

First State Bank of Balaton Closed Over Reserves

The First State Bank of Balaton, with deposits around 700000 dollars, was closed today in St Paul Minnesota due to depleted reserves. The action was announced at the State Superintendent of Banks office.

State Bank ST. Paul, Minn First State Bank of Balaton State Superintendent of Banks

Loeb favored rope for slayers court hears

In Frederick Maryland eight men and one woman were arraigned on tarring and feathering charges for Miss Dorothy Grandon of Martinsburg West Virginia. Bail set at 2000 dollars each, Miss Grandon named as material witness with 500 dollar bail. The group claimed aim was to persuade her to leave town.

Associated Press Frederick Dorothy Grandon Martinsburg W. Va Brust Miss Grandon Mary Shank Ae Shank Roma Shank Harry Leatherman Alvey Rice Arthur Rice Irwin Rice Paul Grossnickle Grayson Doub Myersville Mabel’ Wills Viola Kennedy Miss Kennedy Shank James Whip

National Anti-Saloon League targets Kentucky and Tennessee

The National Anti-Saloon League plans to oppose Senator A. O. Stanley of Kentucky and Senator John K. Shields of Tennessee for alleged hostility to the Eighteenth Amendment. Wayne B. Wheeler and evangelist Samuel W. Small tour Kentucky with speeches in Louisville and Frankfort to rally anti renomination campaigns and may broadcast by radio.

Anti-Saloon League Stanley Wet Shields Tenn The Commercial Tribune Washington National Anti-Saloon League Kentucky Tennessee A. O. Stanley John K. Shields Howe of Carrolton Wayne B. Wheeler Anti-Saloon League of America Louisville Frankfort Senate Wheeler Samuel W. Small

Woman ends life with a dose of poison

In Hamilton Ohio Mrs. Lida Long wife of John Long of Minto ville ten miles north of the city killed herself by taking poison at her mother's home 121 North Ninth street. She phoned shortly before 6 PM saying she felt ill. Her mother found her with a bottle and she died en route to Mercy Hospital.

the Commercial Tribune Hamilton Lida Long John Long Mintoville Catherine Doll North Ninth Street Mercy Hospital

Balloons Drifts 450 Miles Before Hitting Tree

A navy observation balloon escaped Lakehurst New Jersey during a storm car flight and traveled about 450 miles before ending its run on a tree at Pond Island's eastern end. The derelict carried no passengers and radio reports indicate it was wrecked.

Boston Lakehurst N. J Pond Island

15 Men Trapped After Frick Coal Mine Blast

In Gates Pennsylvania a Frick Coal Company shaft blast leaves 11 to 15 workers trapped as rescue teams fight gas-filled chambers. The 240 foot shaft mine, employing 318 regular workers, was debris-filled and entrance remains blocked with gases feared.

Associated Press Gates, Pa Frick Coal Company

Smallpox case exposed Deer Park shoppers

Dr Charles A Neal said grocer W S Rogers 4401 Amity Road Deer Park failed to report a smallpox case in his home exposing customers. Neal and Deer Park officials quarantined the Rogers family vaccinating all, with possible penalties for shielding a victim and vaccination plans for residents.

Charles A. Neal Hamilton County W. S. Rogers Amity Road Deer Park Rogers Neal Ogers Howard Wolf Williams Kentucky

Bandits Rob Havana Bank in Daylight Heist

About six gunmen robbed the Galiano Street branch of the Banco del Comercio in Havana during lunch hour, escaping with around 50 000 pesos. Police detained Gervasio Scuto, a chauffeur linked to the suspects, who helped them reach Central Park and was paid before the gang dispersed.

Associated Press Havana Cuba Galiano Street Bdlénico «del Comercio Gervasio Scuto Central Park Scuto

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