Cincinnati Business Delegation Tours Pittsburgh Industries
Forty three members of the Commercial Club of Cincinnati toured Pittsburgh industrial centers on a daylong visit. They inspected Homestead Works, Westinghouse Electric, and Carnegie Steel, ending with a dinner at the Duquesne Club where speakers urged canalization of the Ohio River to boost regional trade and commerce.
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburgh
Commercial Club of Cincinnati
Duquesne Club
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Walter A. Draper
Commercial Club
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Carnegie Steel Company
Fox Chapel
Homestead Works
Biz
O. H. Watson
Westinghouse Electric
H. D. Shute
A. L. Humphrey
Westinghouse Air Brake Company
James Francis Burke
W. A. Draper
James Albert Green
C.’W. Gottschalk
River Shipping Department
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation
Ohio
W. L. Mellon
Gulf Refining Company
W. G. Costin
Pittsburgh Screw and Bolt Company
William Harvery Anderson
W. P. Anderson
A. E. Anderson
G. W. Armstrong, Jr
Bolton S. Armstrong
C. H. M. Atkins
J. JA. Ault
F. H. Chatfield
George D. Crabbs
Thomas J. Davies
J. B. Dean
Charles E. Dupuis
E. W. Edwards
Tyler Field
E. C. Gibbs
James A. Green
C. L
Desirable Aliens Bootlegged to U S as Seamen
Geneva, May 31, according to Andrew Furuseth president of the International Seamen's Union between 60 000 and 75 000 undesirable aliens are bootlegged into the United States annually as seamen. They are shipped from Bremen Hamburg Amsterdam and Antwerp.
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New York World News Service
Geneva
United States
Bremen
Hamburg
Amsterdam
Antwerp
Andrew Furuseth
International Seamen’s Union
Ford Soviet Entente Culminates In Factory Pact
Detroit May 31 Ford Motor Company and Soviet Russia signed an agreement for the USSR to buy 30 million dollars of products over four years and to build a Ford supervised auto factory at Nishi Novgorod with 100000 cars yearly capacity. Ford to provide technical advice and transfer production methods to Russian engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Russia
Ford Engineers
Henry Ford
Nishi-Novgorod
Ford
Radium victims' year of doom ends for New Jersey women
Five New Jersey women who won $10 000 settlements from the United States Radium Corporation a year ago are facing extended illness. A World News Service check shows one in a hospital, one in a convalescent home, one in treatment every other day, and two at home as their morbid prognosis has lingered beyond the promised year.
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New York World News Service
New York
New Jersey
United States Radium Corporation
Hagenbeck
Roy Leno
Albert Lee
Mudlenty
Clyde
Beatty
John Helliott
Helliott
Irma Ward
Broadway
Miss Ward
Hobson
Cincinnati
Hodgins
Rotary Convention Adopts Peace Gesture as It Closes
The Dallas gathering ended with Chilean and Peruvian delegates shaking hands on stage vowing the Tacna Arica dispute is settled. The Election Committee announced M Eugene Newsom of Durham North Carolina defeated Raymond Knoeppel of New York for the Presidency with Knoeppel moving for unanimous support.
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Dallas
Tex
Rotary International
M. Eugene Newsom
Durham
S. C
Raymond Knoeppel
New York
Knoeppel
Newsom
Bandit Persuades Station Attendant In Toledo Robbery
A lone bandit threatened to kill gas station attendant R. H. Caylor when the cash found failed to satisfy him. Caylor opened a drawer, the robber took $25, and after a search turned up nothing else the bandit said he would shoot unless more cash appeared. Caylor convinced him that noon collections had been turned in, and the man spared his life.
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Toledo
R. H. Caylor
Caylor
Dicky
Junior
Feat. Ser., Inc
Ocean Birds Await In Fogbound Old Orchard
Dreary fog from the ocean kept the two trans Atlantic hopefuls Green Flash and Yellow Bird anchored on the beach at Old Orchard Maine with no takeoff chance for at least twenty four hours as reports mentioned a new storm area in the mid Atlantic.
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New York World News Service
Old Orchard
mid-Atlantic
Heirs File Bankruptcy for Mexican Mine Venture
Two sons and the estate of a deceased daughter of H H Hoffman filed a voluntary bankruptcy in the U S District Court to unwind their ownership of the Democrata Cananea Sohora Copper Company. Liabilities total $848 398.66 with assets $60 195.90. Unsecured creditors include Herbert W Hoffman C E Hoffman and the estate of Lillian Hoffman Howard. The mine, 40 miles south of Naco Arizona, has been inactive since eight years ago.
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H. H. Hoffman
Cincinnati
Democrata Cananea Sohora Copper Company
Mexico
Naco
Ariz
United States District Court
Herbert W. Hoffman
Indian Hill
C. E. Hoffman
Pasadena
Cal
Lillian Hoffman Howard
Dayton, C
Howell H. Howard
Herbert Hoffman
Howard
Herman W. Santen
Merlin
United States
Santen
Hoffman
Police Dog Bites Two Girls in Winchell Avenue Incident
Bertha Hetzer nine and Janet Lageman ten were bitten on Winchell avenue as a German shepherd owned by August Thearing ran loose. The dog was captured by Police Officers Crampton and Tabor and is held for health authorities.
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Bertha Hetzer
Michael Hetzer
Janet Lageman
John Lageman
August Thearing
Winchell Avenue
Hetzer
Lageman
Dick Crampton
Clarence Tabor
Drunk Driver Blocks Traffic In Cleveland
An empty sedan blocked Sixth and Superior avenues after colliding with the car in front. Police placed the intoxicated driver in a wagon, kept him for a nap in the cooler, then sent him home without charges.
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Cleveland
Two Men Beaten by Mob in Toledo Chase
Police say two men accused of stealing a taxi coat were chased by a crowd through the Toledo business district and beaten. One was taken unconscious to County Branch Hospital where he was revived. both men were booked on technical charges of suspicion.
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Toledo
County Branch Hospital
Assaulters Face Four Warrants Sworn by Victims
William Hall 23 of 703 West Third Street is charged with four counts of criminal assault. He was identified by Agnes Kimbel 11 of 913 Clinton Street as her attacker on March 20. Warrants were sworn by the girl’s father and by three others, including Mrs Veronica O’Reilly and Mrs Eleanor Maxsted, with Helen Magnus noted as a responder.
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William Hall
Weat Third Street
Poplar
Baymiller
Hall
Agnes Kimbel
Clinton Street
Robert Kimbel
Veronica O'Reilly
Poplar Street
George O'Reilly
Eleanor Maxsted
Linn Street
Helen Magnus
Negress
Oliver Street
Westlake Tied to Yet Another Slaying in Sutton Case
Los Angeles May 31. Evidence linking Dr. Frank P. Westlake to Mrs Laura B. Sutton slaying reaches Capt. William Bright. Body parts identified, torso unearthed along the Los Angeles River. investigators note skilled surgery. Westlake denies guilt and a new witness is sought.
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Los Angeles
Frank P. Westlake
Laura B. Sutton
William Bright
Sheriff's Office
Bright
Capt. Bright
Joseph van Zandt
Westlake
Perry
Ill
van Zandt
Sutton
Cincinnati Medical College
Disbursements Exceed Income In Ohio Treasury Report
Ohio May financial report shows general revenue disbursements at 2,588,656.59 against receipts of 1,790,457.12. General fund balance stands at 3,681,411.06, down from 4,479,610.53 on May 1. Workmen's compensation fund reaches 54,295,167.91 and teachers' retirement fund 41,118,468.59.
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Columbus
General Revenue Fund
State Treasury
H. Ross Ake
Alpha Sigma Phi Beer Closes Frat House at UMich
At the University of Michigan, the Alpha Sigma Phi chapter house was ordered closed at noon and to stay shut until fall after police found a barrel of beer in the basement. Nine seniors face disciplinary hearings on drinking charges, with warrants possible for the member who placed the beer if he does not testify next week.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Alpha Sigma Phi
Carl Stuhlberg
Congressman's Liquor Importing Is Denied
Washington May 31 Reports circulated that liquor was seen in the baggage of Ohio Representative William M Morgan on returning from Panama. A Treasury statement said none of the customs inspectors found liquor in or with Morgan or his family baggage. It notes forthcoming orders on baggage handling and port of entry freedom.
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Washington
Panama
William M. Morgan
Ohio
Treasury
Morgan
Congress
Seymour Lowman
Customs Service
Representative Morgan
Warner Brothers Acquire 13 Motion Picture Houses
Thirteen theaters in Ohio Pennsylvania and Maryland will be taken over tomorrow by Warner Bros Pictures Inc from Silverman Bros The venues include Uptown and Variety in Cleveland Majestic Mansfield Palace Lorain Strand Akron Alhambra Canton Alhambra East Liberty Altoona Strand Maryland Colonial in Hagerstown and the Arcade and Strand in Waynesboro The move expands Warner Bros distribution footprint in the mid Atlantic region.
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Cleveland, CO
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Silverman Bros
Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc
Uptown
Variety
Cleveland
Majestic
Mansfield
Palace
Lorain
Strand
Akron
Alhambra
Canton
East Liberty
Altoona
Colonial
Hagerstown
Arcade
Waynesboro
Guarding Your Health Advice for improving health through exercise and nature
A reader narrator advises a discouraged young woman to pursue abundant fruits vegetables milk and deep breathing. He urges outdoor activity farm work or gardening to build strength, reduce worry, and foster a proactive plan for better welfare and restored health.
Predatory bulldog sought after attack on prize dog
In response to a request from Albert Mills president of the American Products Company police search for an English bulldog that nearly killed Mills's prize bird dog Pal. The attack occurred at Valley Lane and Dakota Avenue. Mills's son Robert aged 14 used a golf club to force the bulldog to release.
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Albert Mills
American Products Company
Winding Way
Mills
Pal
Valley Lane
Dakota Avenue
Robert
Youth Killed in Crash in Columbus Area
Earl Holycross twenty one of North Lewisburg was killed and Harry Baum Gardner of Columbus was injured when their auto was side swiped by another car on the National Highway near Rome about five miles west of here tonight.
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Columbus
Earl Holycross
North Lewisburg
Hary Baumgardner
Rome
Here
Family reconciles after child's near fright
A mother and father stabilize Junior after his fall and grief, forgiving each other in front of the boy. Dicky consoles, the family vows love, then Junior asks to walk, signaling tentative normalcy amid lingering tension.
Horoscope for Sunday Forecasts Personal Endeavor and Perseverance
Tomorrow's horoscope notes important developments in church and state affairs and in personal labor and intellectual ventures. It urges application and industry despite obstacles, promising perseverance leading to suitable returns and a year of achievement for birthday individuals. A child born today may be industrious and determined with enterprise and perseverance.
Monday Forecast Signals Unusual Enterprise and Progress
The forecast notes a day of unusual enterprise and progress despite intrigues and complications. It warns of imminent change, potential fraud risks, and new contracts likely to flourish with cautious realism. A birthday individual enters a year of progress through initiative and resourcefulness, with a child born today seen as inventive and adaptable.
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