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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1929

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Youth Arrested in Hartzell Murder Case in Blue Ash

Dewey Richmond, 31, of Springfield Pike, arrested as a suspect in the murder of Bishop Joseph C. Kartzell, 86, of Blue Ash. Richmond, a former Manchester School teacher, had disappeared for months and reportedly went to Detroit with Walter Moore, now serving a life term. He was found working in his father’s upholstery shop after deputies traced a tip.

Joseph C. Kartzell Blue Ash Walter Moore Carthage Dewey Richmond Springfield Pike Richmond Manchester Moore Detroit William Anderson al Bockstiegel August J. Beckman

Heat Prostration Ties to Local Worksite Fatalities and Injuries

A heat wave caused one death and two prostrations in Cincinnati. Joseph Schneider, 40, at Al Henson Service Station, died after a pulmonary hemorrhage at General Hospital. John Keyton, 60, at Cincinnati Bickford Tool Co, Oakley, was treated and discharged. An unidentified man, about 32, collapsed at Woodburn Avenue and Madison Road, suffered a deep scalp wound, and died before identification could be completed.

Joseph Schneider Western Avenue al Henson Freeman Avenue General Hospital John Keyton Findlay Street Cincinnati Bickford Tool Company South Street Oakley Woodburn Avenue Madison Road

McKelvie Named Ninth Member of Federal Farm Board

President Hoover selects Sam R. McKelvie former Nebraska Governor and Nebraska Farmer publisher as the ninth Farm Board member representing the wheat area. McKelvie, who can retire after year one, joins Hyde Legge Stone Williams Denman Teague Schilling Wilson and others to shape wheat marketing policy amid ongoing discussions.

Washington Federal Farm Board Hoover Sam R. McKelvie Nebraska The Nebraskan Nebraska Farmer McKelvie White House Hyde Agriculture Department Alexander Legge Illinois James C. Stone Kentucky Art Williams Oklahoma Co. B. Denman Missouri Charles C. Teague

Graf Zeppelin Prepares For Ocean Crossing Voyage

Final preparations rush ahead of dawn Thursday for Graf Zeppelin’s America flight. Dr Hugo Eckener says tests are satisfactory and 21 passengers, including three women and nine Americans, await cabin assignments with Mrs Henry J Pierce among them from New York. Protective safety features and water flotation gear were added before departure from Lakehurst.

Friedrichshafen Graf Zeppelin America Hugo Eckener Henry J. Pierce New York France Amer Wil Lakehurst

Lindbergh Lander Ground-Loops Twice in Newark Flight

Col Charles A Lindbergh touched down at Newark Airport at 12 05 after a Columbus O takeoff. His plane ground looped damaging a wheel and wing tip though neither he nor wife were hurt. A tire burst caused a Columbus landing mishap. The Lindberghs left for an unannounced destination likely Englewood near the Morrow estate after inspecting the new transcontinental railplane service.

Newark N. J Charles A. Lindbergh Newark Airport Columbus

Third Venice Is Called When Attorneys Fail To Obtain Snook Jury

Columbus July 36 A.P. report says Dr James H Snook faces a jury chosen for his murder trial of his young co ed mistress Theora K Hix Attorneys used extensive peremptory challenges forcing a third venire and delaying jury completion. Eleven men and one woman formed the panel with one alternate panel still possible tomorrow.

Venice Columbus James H. Snook Theora K. Hix Edith Dysinger Snook Helen Lunsford

Defer Jail Sentence Of Girl Bootlegger Till Child Is Born

Los Angeles reports a stay of execution for Thelma Holland 22 an expectant mother on a liquor charge. Judge Emmett H Wilson granted six months stay delaying prison until after her child is born. Her husband Charles W Holland convicted in the same case faced seven years to life in Folsom.

Los Angeles Thelma Holland

Irish Immigrant Tries City Life and Police Dream

In Chicago John Hughes from County Cork seeks work at the stockyards and tries to find his way home. He jokes about the misdirection of streetcars and the three McGovern names in the directory while aiming to join the police. He spends the night in custody and keeps a light heart.

Chicago John Hughes County Cork John McGovern John

Ideal Home For Sale In Kennedy Heights

One floor plan five room house with hardwood floors and tile bath advertised for sale. Also large light airy rooms for rent in Avondale with meals optional. Reward offered for return of police dog Maizie. For more Want Ad news turn to the Want Ad page. For quick results telephone your ad to The Commercial Tribune Canal.

Ideal Home Kennedy Heights Avondale The Commercial Tribune Canal

Gigantic Sun Spot Could Trigger Magnetic Storms

Dr. Seth B. Nicholson of Mt. Wilson Observatory reports a gigantic sun spot near the equator with 33,000 by 20,000 miles dimensions and 4000 gauss intensity. He warns its strong magnetic field could cause serious magnetic storms on Earth and may affect Earth again August 14.

Pasadena Cal Seth B. Nicholson Mt. Wilson Observatory Nicholson

Minister "Careless" Cashes Bad Checks

A 56 year old preacher Rev. C. L. Pride was jailed after Evanston police linked him to several worthless checks. Pride, a Garrett Biblical Institute student and ex Milwaukee Bible class leader, allegedly conspired with J. M. Garney. authorities cite carelessness rather than fraud intent.

Chicago C. L. Pride Garrett Biblical Institute Milwaukee Evanston Springfield Ill J. M. Garney

Women Seek Parole for Robbery Convicts to Free Space

In Columbus Ohio on July 30, the wives of two inmates serving long terms for robbery visited the state penitentiary and asked for their husbands’ release to clear room for Dr. James H. Snook who is on trial for first degree murder.

Columbus State Penitentiary James H. Snook

Heat Not Cause But Alcoholism Cited in Newport Man's Collapse

Robert Walker aged 25 of 1842 Monroe Street Newport Kentucky collapsed yesterday from heat. Doctors at General Hospital ruled the heat was incidental and diagnosed acute alcoholism. He was found by police in front of the Telephone Building at 224 East Fourth Street.

Robert Walker Monroe Street Newport General Hospital East Fourth Street

Mayor questions sacred cow in Cincinnati budget debate

Cincinnati Mayor defends a progressive budget stance and a modest tax rise, arguing a mill increase would not burden taxpayers. He challenges Councilman Roses on worship of the sacred cow notion of a fixed limit, noting press complicity in the view.

Cincinnati Seasongood Joint Charles Roses Mr. Rose

Rumor Flows Over Procter & Gamble Leadership

A circulating rumor in Cincinnati and Wall Street claimed Col William Cooper Procter would resign as President of Procter and Gamble and be named Chairman of the Board with R R Deupree as his successor. Officials in Cincinnati offered no confirmation or denial.

Wall Street New York Col William Cooper Procter Procter & Gamble Company Cincinnati Mr. Procter Col. Procter R. R. Deupree Deupree Maine

Pay Board Recommends Substantial Army Navy Raises

The Interdepartmental Pay Board urged large pay increases for all military ranks and federal employees. Using 1908 as a base, they note living costs up 104 percent since then and propose officers up about 58 percent, enlisted men 83 percent, and nurses 105 percent, with guards and reserves included in the new scale.

Washington General Staff of Army Hoover Secretary Good War Department

Lineman and Father of Three Dies After 40 Foot Fall

Orville Bingle, 29, lineman of 266 Hancock Street and father of three, died after a 40 foot fall from a pole at Second and Market in Hamilton. He suffered a fractured skull, two broken legs, and a broken left arm, dying thirty minutes later at Mercy Hospital. Paul Tierman stood nearby as Bingle crashed to the ground. It was unclear whether balance loss or cleats slipping caused the accident. He is survived by his wife.

The Commercial Tribune Hamilton Orville Bingle Hancock Street Second Market Mercy Hospital Paul Tierman Bingle Union Gas and Electric Company

Woman with a mind standoff blocks cattle inspectors near Middletown

A group of farmers near Middletown resisted U S Bureau of Animal Husbandry inspectors probing cattle for tuberculosis. Four defendants waived examination and were bound over to the federal grand jury under bonds of 2000 each.

Middletown August Siemon United States Bureau of Animal Husbandry Department of Agriculture J. N. Griffin J. A. Donson W. A. Whipp Solon Gillen

Geauga County group weighs action to halt Bainbridge races

A Geauga County delegation met with Attorney General Bettman to discuss stopping Bainbridge horse races amid the track's betting system. Bettman suggested seizure of equipment by warrants as a possible method while plans remain undecided. Local pastor Warren Bechtold and resident Joe E Johnson joined the talks as the group weighs next steps.

Cleveland Geauga County Bainbridge Race Track Gilbert Bettman Bettman Bainbridge Richard Bostwick Geauga Columbus Bostwick Acton Warren Bechtold Huntsburg Joe E. Johnson Bainbridge Track

Japan Defeats Total Naval Building Plans

Tokyo reports the government will not postpone naval construction. All vessels in the program are already under construction with two cruisers completed and six more 30 percent finished. Tsuneo Matsudaira, ambassador in London, will signal willingness to enter any disarmament talks.

John L. Balderston New York Tokyo Great Britain United States Tsuneo Matsudaira London

Discharged Consul Shot Fellow Guatemalan in San Francisco

Francisco Perez once Guatemalan Consul General in San Francisco, dismissed three days earlier, was arrested after allegedly shooting Celso De Leon a member of a prominent Guatemalan family in the city.

San Francisco Francisco Perez Celso de Leon Guatemala

Mystery Poison Deaths in English Family Stump Coroner

A Croydon coroner’s jury found Vera Sidney murdered by unknown poisoner after a string of sudden deaths in the Sidney-Duff family. Amelia Sidney and E Creighton Duff also died. letters threatened the coroner and wife as police guard their home amid the unsolved case.

New York World News Service London Green Duff-Sidney Croydon Surrey London Bridge Vera Sidney Jackson

Record-Breaking St Louis Robin Ends 420 Hour Flight

Monoplane St Louis Robin piloted by Dale Jackson and Forest O Brine lands at Lambert Field after a 420 hour 21 minute endurance flight surpassing the Angeleno by 173 hours. They plan to attend funeral of George Lea Lambert and were praised for excellent physical condition despite long flight.

ST. Louis Jackson O’brine O’bri George Lea Lambert Lambert-St. Louis Field

Pilots Net Record Flight Pay in St Louis

Dale Red Jackson and Forest O Brine earned 31355 dollars together in a record flying feat with the St Louis Robin ending in St Louis Missouri. They received 15672 dollars each plus 2756 in cash and other sums sent to the Chamber of Commerce. The flight covered about 25200 miles using 3590 gallons of high test fuel.

ST. Louis Dale Red” Jackson Forest O’brine

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bam Ie D. Richmond Hartzell United States Weather Bureau Jam Mpreliie AIF Farm Board Agriculture Magazine Wheat On Relief Commission al See Friend Graf Eckener Mrs. Pierce Ocean Lindbergh Kenneth Hopping Associated Press Charles Evans Hughes the Hague Permanent Court of International Justice Hughes Viscount Finlay Cork Limerick Erin Clifton Heights Maizie Want Procter Board For Army and Navy National Guard Samuel R. McKelvie Lineman Siemon Gillen Japan Toaalt U. S Britain Nicholas Radford Ameilia Sidney Vera E. Creighton Duff
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