Prohibition Agency Unites Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati Squads
Federal plan to merge Covington Newport and Cincinnati enforcement goes into effect tomorrow with S E Davis assuming full charge of consolidated forces. Ohio Kentucky administrators Walker and Mays endorse a three state combined operation to trace moonshine sources and prosecute interstate violations in Covington, Cincinnati, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Newport
Cincinnati
Kentucky
S. E. Davis
Washington
William H. Walker
Ohio
William O. Mays
Davis
Mays
Walker
W. H. Walker
Prohibition
Huntington
W. Va
West Virginia
Huntingon
Bud and Bride Obtain Passports for Olympic Trip
Mr and Mrs James A Bud Stillman on honeymoon left the Hotel Shelton to secure visas at the French Consulate for entry abroad on the Olympic night. They faced photographers at the consulate but returned to the Shelton with a crowd of reporters awaiting and smiles for the cameras. Lena Wilson formerly of Grand Anse Quebec attended in flowered chiffon and white accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James A
Bud) Stillman
Shelton
Lena Wilson
Grand Anse
Quebec
Divorces Filed In District of Columbia Court
Mrs. Mary McConville Bernhardt charges that Arcenius W. Bernhardt brought the co respondent to their home and urged her to leave with the children for her mother's house while he chose whom he loved best. Robert R. Koltz also filed for divorce naming Bernhardt as co respondent after his wife Muriel Lindell Hill Klotz grew infatuated with Bernhardt beginning in 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preme Court
Mary McConville Bernhardt
Arcenius W. Bernhardt
Robert R. Koltz
Bernhardt
Wrassman Held Without Bond in Double Murder Cases
George Fat Wrassman 33 of Evamston avenue was rearrested and ordered held without bond by Judge Charles S. Bell after prosecutors alleged witness intimidation. He had been free on 5000 dollars bond while two murder cases were before the grand jury following shootings at the Superior Fishing Camp near Camp Dennison and a Race street home brew joint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Wrassman
Evamston Avenue
Liberty
Charless. Bell
Taft
Glenn C. Hiatt
South Third Street
Hamilton
Superior
Camp Dennison
Edward Concannon
Race Street
Bell
Tragic plane fire claims two lives in Oak Lawn
In Chicago area Oak Lawn a monoplane crashed after catching fire at about 500 feet. Instructor George Zabriski 28 and student James Rose 30 perished, both from Chicago, after leaping to escape flames. No parachutes were used. The crash follows another this week in the suburb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Oak Lawn
George Zabriski
James Rose
Nimmo Black
Aviation Service and Transport Corporation
Zabriski
War cry rings through Rudai a nation arms fear of imaginary menace
Louis Fischer reports from Moscow on July 30 that Soviet citizens embrace military preparedness and patriotism. He describes widespread talk of war from Polish border to the Black Sea and notes England as the chief suspect in plots against the Soviet Union and in fomenting White Guard conspiracies abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
Russia
Ukraine
Black Sea
England
White Guard
Force accused swindler to jail in Cleveland
George J. Mackay described as the head of a swindle ring was brought from the Federal Building to jail by Deputy Sheriffs after a bondsman asked for custody. He faces embezzlement charges amid a federal prisoner disappearance probe with U S Attorney Bernsteen and Miles Evans objecting at the moment of arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
George J. Mackay
Federal
Mackay
A. E. Bernsteen
United States
Miles E. Evans
Bernsteen
Alabama man flogged by masked robed assailants
Birmingham July 30. Trials set for Monday in two Alabama flogging cases. Jefferson County Solicitor James Davis announced that he learned of a man named Mitchell being whipped by men in robes resembling the Ku Klux Klan. The Solicitor said the floggers’ names are known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
James Davis
Jefferson County
Mitchell
Seven U S Soldiers Found in Meuse Argonne Shell Hole After 10 Years
The bodies of seven soldiers from the 315th Infantry, 79th Division, lie in a single grave located in a shell hole near Faucon, found by Graves Registration Service workers in Paris after nearly a decade of searching. Lieut William A. Sheehan of the city led the group, all privates, killed on September 29 1918 during a dawn attack in the Meuse Argonne fight. Relatives had long awaited word as the war ended and reorganization delayed burial. The search continued until the shell crater yielded its occupants, aligning them in a common tomb for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Faucon
Paris
William A. Sheehan
Sheehan
United States
Graves Registration Service
Irving S. Roffis
Brooklyn N. Y
August H. Rittmiller
Bal
Wales and Baldwin welcomed by tumultuous Quebec crowd
Prince of Wales lands in Quebec with Prince George and Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin as crowds cheer. Ohio Wesleyan glee club sings from Empress of Australia, amid a brisk cross cultural welcome at the King's wharf. The prince wears Seaforth Highlanders attire with glengarry and plaid breeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Que
Prince of Wales
Prince George
Stanley Baldwin
Canada
Seaforth Highlanders
King’s Wharf
Glee Club
Ohio Wesleyan University
England
Army
Navy
Mackenzie King
Assaults escalate in Miamitown as trio accused
Miss Ella Hovekamp 24 of 2904 Warsaw avenue reports an attack by three men on East Miami River road in Miamitown. A second-rate prize fighter and a Cincinnati private chauffeur are named as principals, believed hiding at a home brew camp. Esther Kriekhoff fled the car at Cleves. the pair met the assailants at Tacoma Park, Dayton, Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Hovekamp
Warsaw Avenue
Miami River Road
Miamitown
Cincinnati
Hove Kamp
Esther Kriekhoff
Dewey Avenue
Cleves
Tacoma Park
Dayton
Naval limits in Geneva clash as Britain and U S disagree
Washington reports show Britain and the United States at odds over cruiser sizes and total tonnage. The British push for a cruiser expansion clashes with Washington’s aim to restrict armament, risking a Geneva conference breakdown and renewed naval burdens on taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
United States
Great Britain
France
Japan
Congress
Geneva
Italy
Cogedge
Britain
Carol of Romania Maintains Hereditary Right to Throne
Former Crown Prince Carol says he still holds hereditary claim to the Romanian throne via an authorized agent. He calls his 1926 renunciation forced and imposed under grave circumstances and vows to intervene personally if the Romanian people appeal for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Carol of
Rumania
Associated Press
Carol
Mr. Topping
Thomas T. Topping
Prince Carol of
Romania
Prince Caro
Sent to prison by the fascisti
Rome July 30. Manlio Chiossone aged 20 was sentenced to twelve and a half years by a special military tribunal for spreading rumors that harmed Italy's credit and prestige. He had returned to Italy after deportation from the United States, having spent two years in Boston. He admitted dealings with anti-Fascists and claimed he was tricked. No witnesses testified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Manlio Chiossone
Chiossone
United States
Boston
Mussolini
America
Five Hour Grand Jury Session In Stephenson Case
Indiana grand jury spends five hours with D. C. Stephenson in secret session at the Marion County Courthouse. The former Klan leader, jailed for murder, enters and exits with guards as prosecutors review 7 000 pages of evidence amid corruption allegations and political bargainings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Marion County
Indiana State
Michigan City
Madge Oberholtzer
Stephenson
James A. Collins
William H. Remy
Remy
Emsley W. Johnson
John W. Holtzman
William H. Sheaffer
Grand Jury Room
Evertless
Grand Jury
Sheaffer
Klan Grand Dragon
Lloyd O. Hill
Mildred Meade
Mackinac Island
Mich
Detroit
Vesuvius Eruption Eases as Lava Flows Continue Near Naples
The Mt Vesuvius eruption slackened today allowing hundreds of tourists to visit crater viewpoints. Prof A Malladra of the Vesuvius observatory expects the eruption to fade in days. Lava fills the inner crater while a lava stream crawls toward lower levels near the Bay of Naples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Italy
Mt. Vesuvius
Aessandro Malladra
Malladra
Hell
Bay of
Pickpocket Rivalry at Government Square
A crowd surrounded Samuel Haggar at the Government Square terminal as ex detective Harry Bohlke spotted a persistent pickpocket near Haggar. Bohlke quietly questioned Haggar about a missing pocketbook, noting Haggar’s uneasy reaction and the suspect’s affable proximity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Haggar
Riverside Drive
Covington
Government Square
Harry Bohlke
Paxton Road
Bohlke
Hagger
Haggar
Indian Choctaw Bestows Name Tohbionssi Chitokaka on Lindbergh
A Choctaw from Oklahoma writes Col. Charles A. Lindbergh naming him Tohbionssi Chitokaka meaning Greatest White Eagle and wishes him luck. The letter, received by the St. Louis Chamber of Commerce, will be given to Lindbergh upon his return from his national air tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Oklahoma
Charles A. Lindbergh
Col. Lindbergh
Mayor's wedding stunt promotes county fair in Tenino
Tenino mayor Thomas H. Richards, a bachelor, offered to marry publicly to publicize the Thurston County Fair. Initially few proposals arrived, but requests for his photo have surged, keeping the local photographer busy while post office ratings lag behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenino
Wash
Thomas H. Richards
Thurston County
Tragic Favorite Disaster Spurs Inquiries And Blame
In Chicago the excursion boat Favorite capsized killing twenty seven. Survivors say life belts were rotten while others claim belts were sound. A father who lost two sons accuses two crew members of fleeing on a life raft. Investigations by state police and city officials end without criminal findings as inquests resume and federal inspectors prepare reports. Funeral services for victims proceed as authorities seek tighter lake craft regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
State's Attorney's Office
D. N
Federal Steamboat Inspection
Frederick J. Meno
Detroit
Charles T. Abernathy
Evanston
Aber
Thousands of White Women Still Slaves in Syria Report
The Sun Day Express cites Armenian Relief Commission figures claiming 30,000 white women and girls remain enslaved in Syria, remnants of the 1915 deportations. Karen Jeppe, a Danish missionary, is said to have rescued about 1,500 by smuggling them from harems amid ongoing obstacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syria
London
The
Sunday Express
League of Nations’ Armenian Relief Commission
Kish
the Express
Karen Jeppe
Denmark
Near East
Armenian Relief Commission
Haremia
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Stillmans
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Hubby
New York World News Service
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WAR Cry
Rudaia
Nation
Louis Fischer
Soviet Republic
U. S
Wales
Baldwin
Prince
Alexander Zaitzev
Moscow Observatory
Zaitzev
Phinge Carol
Press
Fascisti
Steve
Indianapolis
Black Box
D. C. Stephenson
Vesuvius
Crater
Houdini
Lindbergh
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