Memorial Day page honors war dead in Arlington and Cincinnati
President Coolidge delivered a Memorial Day address at Arlington National Cemetery praising the exhortation of veterans from 1861 and urging peace and justice. Cincinnati observers braved a heavy rain for a large parade, Civil War veterans marching despite the downpour. Memorial services followed at Spring Grove Cemetery with Navy and veteran groups participating.
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Washington
America
Coolidge
Arlington National Cemetery
Mr. Coolidge
Geneva
América
Co. W. Blodgett
Withrow High School
Race Street
Sixth
Walnut
Fifth
Main
Canal
Spring Grove
Memorial Lake
George Washington Garrison I
Army and Navy Union
Admiral Porter
United States Veteran Navy
Federation of Veteran's Organizations
Hamilton County
Caston Lake
Frederick N. McMillin
147Th Infantry
Russell Crothers
United States Naval Reserve
Lincoln
Earl
Bartlett Confesses Bomb Deaths In Muskegon Township Case
Asa K. Bartlett a 28 year old Blue Lake Township Constable admits sending the bomb that killed August Krubach his daughter Janet and her fiancé William Frank last Thursday. He signed the confession and will plead guilty to first degree murder in Circuit Court amid plans for a memorial in White Hall.
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Muskegon
Mich
Asa K. Bartlett
Blue Lake Township
August Krubach
Janet
William Frank
Bartlett
R. G. Dunn
Elks’ Temple
Oakhurst
White Hall
Krubach
Blue Lake
Opie
Frank
Charles A. Clay
White Hall Congregational Church
Aufeeling
Navy to raise submarine S 51 this week
New London Conn May 31 The United States Navy aided by tugs derricks and twenty divers will attempt this week to raise the submarine S 51 sunk off Block Island on September 25. The operation may bring to surface the bodies of twenty four crew members. Three were saved and nine bodies recovered previously. After surfacing the submarine will be towed to the navy yard in Brooklyn New Jersey.
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New York World News Service
New London
Navy
Navy Yard
Brooklyn
New Jersey
Youthful driver wins first major race at Indianapolis
Frank Lockhart, 23, from Los Angeles, wins the 400 mile Indianapolis motor race halted by rain. He finishes in 4 hours 13 minutes 37.78 seconds at 94.63 mph, ahead of Harry Hartz and Cliff Woodbury. Spectators were soaked and injured women trampled in the rush for cover. Michael F. Galvin, Cincinnati attorney, dies after lengthy illness.
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Dream OF
Floranada
Lockhart
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Frank Lockhart
Harry Hartz
Cliff Woodbury
Hartz
Trio Arrested in Campbell Murder Case in Newport
Cincinnati and Newport detectives arrested three men in Newport on murder charges in the killing of Owen B Campbell 29 of Norwood. Campbell died from a knife wound after his body was found in Eden Park. a street car had crushed him prior.
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Cincinnati
Newport
Owen B. Campbell
Washington Avenue
Norwood
Campbell
Eden Park
Handley
Clarence Layton
Fourth
Patterson Streets
Stanley Nicholson
Isabella Street
Jake Martin
Fuller and
Philtner
Nicholson
Fuller
Phistner
Rebés
Rodman Russell
Prohibition
Michael McShane
John Diers
Noted Hamilton County Attorney Galvin Dies at 64
Michael F. Galvin 64 prominent attorney and longtime J P Bauer partner in Cincinnati died at Good Samaritan Hospital after a lingering illness. He practiced law since 1886 and formed Galvin Bauer in 1896 with offices in the Gwynne Building. He served in Democratic politics before 1900 and was active in the Cincinnati Bar Association. He was survived by four sisters and a brother. Arrangements for the funeral will be announced.
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Michael F. Galvin
J. P. Bauer
Good Samaritan Hospital
Galvin
Bauer
Hamilton County
Common Pleas Court
Cincinnati Bar Association
Galvin & Bauer
Gwynne Building
Woodward High School
Cincinnati Law School
Ireland
Connecticut
Bridget Higgin
Mary Galvin
Margaret Wilson
Ellan Klinkenberg
John Galvin
Elmwood
Dennis J. Ryan
D. J. Ryan
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Roderick’ Galvin
Mr. Galvin
Es Wilson
Stettin Avenue
Hyde
Cincinnati Club
Caueae Cin- Sar Salons Baratlon
Ohio State Association
American 8 ‘Association
Two More Dead In Ti Grigagu Gangland War
Chicago on Memorial Day adds two bootblacks to the near two year toll from gangland killing. Victims were Andrew George and an unnamed partner. Constantine Seveles wounded. Slayers fled in a car as a policeman nearby fired at the fleeing vehicle.
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Cincinnati
Chnago
Chicago
Andrew George
Constantine Seveles
Seveles
Asert
William McSwiggin
McSwiggin
Suddenillness Forces Pause At Texas Woman's Speech
Mrs. Percy V. Pennypacker of Austin Texas former President of the General Federation of Women's Clubs was halted during a program at the federation convention in Atlantic City by a sudden illness. She was removed to her room at Haddon Hall suffering from acute indigestion. The Louisville insurgents face a floor hearing tomorrow as they push for emergency measures to curb centralization of power in the federation.
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Atlantic City
Percy V. Pennypacker
Austin
Pex
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Thomas Winter
Pennypacker
Haddon Hall
Louisville
General Federation
Atwood Martin
Wealthy Women Backed Floranada Dream for Jimmy Cromwell
Jacksonville May 31. Floranada Club Development now in voluntary bankruptcy with liabilities over 6 million beyond assets, seen as the miniature Florida empire planned for social register members. Jimmy Cromwell, 30, son of Mrs Stotesbury, headlines the project as president of the American-British Improvement Corporation handling plans for a 3600 acre colony near Fort Lauderdale.
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New York World News Service
Jacksonville
Fla
Floranada Club
America
Florida
Social Register
E. T. Statesbury
Philadelphia
Horace E. Dodge
Hugh Dillman
Stotesbury
Dillman
Young Cromwell
University of Pennsylvania
Floranada
Fort Lauderdale
Jimmiy
Jimmy
Conlow
Dixie Highway
Gold Coast
Thunderstorm floods city streets and injures fireman
A west moving thunderstorm drenched pedestrians and flooded downtown streets, with minor property damage reported. Fireman William Gleason, 21, was injured in a skid near Eden Park after he rushed home, taken to General Hospital. Rainfall was under an inch, with heavier showers in surrounding suburbs.
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William Gleason
Gleason
Gilbert Avenue
Eden Park
General Hospital
Weather Bureau
Norwood
St. Bernard
Cheviot
Elmwood Place
Lockland
Milford
Cleves
Cincinnati
Winding Way
Dana Avenue
Wuerth
Prisoners Escape From Florida Camp
Seven inmates escaped from a road camp near Cypress yesterday and were later identified as Warren Conklin Montclair New Jersey Kenneth Keith Brockton Massachusetts Albert Renault Toronto Fred Griffin Groveton Texas Eddie O Brien Guthrie Oklahoma W C Cagle Tacoma Washington Clifford Wickle Shelbyville Indiana serving terms from eighteen months to five years for larceny robbery and forgery
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Tallahassee
Fla
Cypress
State
Warren Conklin
Montclair
N. J
Kenneth Keith
Brocton
Mass
Albert Renault
Toronto
Fred Griffin
Grovetos
Tex
Eddie O’brien
Guthrie
Okla
W. C. Cagle
Tacoma
Wash
Clifford Wickle
Shelbyville
Ind
Body of flyer recovered near Tuscarawas River
May 31 report says the flyer who fell into the Tuscarawas Diver near Marietta was recovered today. An inquest is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Flyer
Bil Woods
Marietta
Aya
Mayors to Discuss New City Plan Amendment
Mayors from forty Ohio cities meet in Cleveland to discuss the city plan amendment to the state constitution. The measure to be voted in August would let municipalities assess benefited property owners up to 100 percent for street openings, instead of the current 50 percent. City Manager William R. Hopkins chairs the movement.
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Cleveland
Ohio
William R. Hopkins
Cleveland Movement
Plans South Pole Flight from Buenos Aires
Engineer Antonio Pauly presented to the Ministry of the Navy plans for an Argentine aerial expedition to the South Pole and a wide Antarctic scientific exploration.
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Buenos Aires
Antonio Pauly
Ministry of the Navy
South Pole
Guardian of son of Mrs McPherson fears kidnapping
Los Angeles May 31. Bewildered followers of missing evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson search the Santa Monica Beach area for signs of her body while rumors swirl she may still be alive. Officials plan a formal inquiry into the May 18 disappearance and are examining events from the beach to the secretary Emma Schaeffer's report.
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Los Angeles
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Whith
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Muskegon, Mich
Ning Township
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Hartz Is
Nta
William Holland
Chestnut Street
Opportunity Farm
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City
John Ryan
Moran
Joliet Penitentiary
Cook County
Durkin
Martin J. Durkin
Edwin Shanahan
Dodge-Stotesbury
Texas
Body
Jimmy Cromwell
Bernard E. Pollak
New York
Walter A. Hall
Pollak
Cromwell
Galt
Hall
Holland
High Ty Birch
E. T. Stotesbury
Young
Broom
Harry S. Black
United States Realty and Improvement Company
John S. Pillsbury
Minneapolis
Samuel
Commercial Tribune
Emma Schaeffer
Ormiston
Australia
F. A. Peters
Sydney
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