Abusive Nurse Gets Thirty Days County Jail
Miss Grace Lea Ashby 25 of Erlanger Kentucky formerly attendant at Longview Hospital for the Insane was sentenced to thirty days in the County Jail by Judge Chester R Shook after a conviction for assault and battery connected to mistreatment of a patient. The judge noted the patient was violent and could not be easily handled but that the penalty was kept below the maximum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lea Ashby
Erlanger
Longview Hospital
Chester R Shook
Miss Ashby
E. A. Baker
Shook
Former Manager Sues Rosenberger Company Over Salary
Carl J. Schuh sues Martin Rosenberger Wall Paper Company for 100000 in Common Pleas Court. He alleges he was hired in 1929 as business counselor and general manager under a five year agreement paying 48000 total salary plus 10 percent of net profits, but on May 27 the company ended his salary and profit share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Carl J. Schuh
Glenwood Avenue
Martin Rosenberger Wall Paper Company
West Third Street
Schuh
New suits filed in Common Pleas Court
List of cases includes Arthur Klein v Henry Blackstone for 2925. Margaret Painter v Jesse Painter for divorce. Bettie Francis v Stone Francis for divorce custody. Anney Wlisseeway vs Liberal S L Co et al for 3236 mortgage foreclosure. Norwood Utter vs Louis Bauer for 10000 damages. Coral Gables Inc v Richard Smethurst for 3341. Marcella Meinshaft v George Meinshaft appeal from Squire. Carl J Schuch v Martin Rosenberger Wall Paper Co for 100000 damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Klein
Henry Blackstone
Margaret Painter
Jesse J. L. Painter
Bettie Francis
Stone Francis
Anney
Squire Stephenson
Carl J. Schuch
Martin Rosenberger Wall Paper Company
Western Hills Hospital Rally Sets Wednesday
A joint Planning Committee representing citizens and physicians will be named after the Wednesday night rally for the new Western Hills Hospital. The committee will consult specialists and visit other Ohio Valley hospitals while urging civic support for a Glenway and Muddy Creek Road site and a goal of operation within a year. Dr. Frank B Cain announced the meeting at the Price Hill Hospital building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Hills Hospital
Ohio Valley
Glenway
Muddy Creek Road
Frank B Cain
Price Hill Hospital
Glen Way
Gilsey Avenues
Furniture Dealer Ends His Life in Basement Home
Joseph Scheve a 69 year old furniture dealer of 4020 Paddock hanged himself in the basement of his home. Coroner F C Swing said the death was by his own action after a period of mental illness. Scheve had been treated at Good Samaritan Hospital for over a month and was returned home two weeks ago. His wife Katherine found the body after he failed to return to his morning bath routine. Scheve chaired the Scheve Angert Company furniture firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Scheve
F. C. Swing
Scheve
Good Samaritan Hospital
Katherine Scheve
Simmons Fight for Al Smith in 28 Puts Him in North Carolina Peril
North Carolina heads to a June 7 primary focusing on the 1928 Smith vote and Sen Farnifold Simmons. Bailey and Step split the opposition as Bailey backs Smith foe, Simmons, a veteran tariff expert, fights to hold Senate seat amid party rifts and renewed national interest.
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Simmons
al Smith
Ll. A
Washington
North Carolina
Hoover
Max Gardner
Alfred E. Smith
Democratic Party
Farnifold McLendel Simmons
Senator Simmons
Josiah W. Bailey
Raleigh
Bailey
Smith
Thomas L. Step
Ruth Bryan Owen
Iowa
Florida
Dewitt T. Deen
Daytona Beach
Sidney J. Cats
Catts
Tammany
McLendel Simmons
Senate
Congress
Suspected drug ring held to grand jury in Cincinnati
Marjorie Winters alias Stella Brown 24 of 1520 Central avenue and three others were held to the grand jury on conspiracy charges linked to the Harrison anti narcotic act. Dr John H Lewis 42 East McMillan street allegedly issued over 200 morphine prescriptions. Bonds set at 2500 for each co defendant. Lewis hearing postponed due to illness.
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Marjorie Winters
Stella Brown
Central Avenue
United States
August Siemon
Helen Martin
Norma B. Eads
Norma Meyerling
Wade and
Central
William Hess
Lexy Ford
Patrick Hayes
Cincinnati
Winters
Lewis
Two DUCK HUNTERS Face Federal Court On Charge
Two men Harvey Landon and Joseph Stuart are charged with hunting wild ducks out of season under the federal migratory bird act. A third hunter fled after authorities pursued them near Rising Sun and Lawrenceburg. nineteen mallards were found in their motor boat. Punishment可 six months imprisonment or a $500 fine or both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Harvey Landon
Joseph Stuart
Robert H. Davis
United States Game
Gaylord F. Crozier
Indiana
Rising Sun
Lawrenceburg
North Bend
City files suit question on taxicab accounting rule
Robert S. Alcorn sought a taxpayer's injunction to block enforcement of a taxicab ordinance requiring a uniform accounting method. City Solicitor John D. Ellis and Acting City Manager denied the request, concurring with Acting City Solicitor Edward F. Alexander. Ellis called the section legal and urged private suits for redress if the ordinance is unjust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Alcorn
John D. Ellis
Edward F. Alexander
Ellis
Ellis Awards Contracts For City Roads And Sewers
City solicitor John D. Elis awarded concrete roadways to A. J. Henkel Construction Company for 25 849 75 and sewer work to John G. Exterkamp for 2 388 with openings on Kleemeier and Min ion avenues and related streets in the Liberty to Latham and Baltimore area.
Paul Geier Elected Editor in Chief of The Forge
Paul Esselborn Geier 15 son of Fred A Geier was named editor in chief of The Forge the University School quarterly magazine at Blair Avenue Avondale. His father leads Cincinnati Milling Machine Company and is active in Community Chest and civic affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Esselborn Geier
Fred A. Geier
the Forge
University School
Blair Avenue
Avondale
Young Geier
Cincinnati Milling Machine Company
Wolf brothers sentenced for attempted oil station robbery
Two brothers Harry Wolf 19 and August Wolf 21 of 3014 Sanders street admitted plans to rob an oil station at Calhoun street and Jefferson avenue Wednesday night. Judge William D. Alexander gave them Workhouse sentences and fines of 100 dollars and costs for Harry and 100 dollars and costs for August on a conversion charge. Police testified they were arrested at a station and found packed clothes and a toy pistol in their car. The car had been rented from William Hodge Drive It Yourself Auto Company and returned late with Hodge tags found under the seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wolf
August Wolf
Sanders Street
Calhoun Street
Jefferson Avenue
William D. Alexander
Harry
Michael Fortman
Martin Steiner
William Hodge
Hodge Drive It Yourself Auto Company
Sycamore Street
Hodge Company
Hodge
Ohio air line planned between Youngstown and Columbus
Youngstown Ohio May 31 officials of the Ohio Air Transport Company said no definite opening date has been set for the Youngstown Columbus air line in firm reports such a service will be started.
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Ohio Air Line
Youngstown
Youngstown-Columbus
Ohio Air Transport Company
Death car driver held for manslaughter
In Bellaire Ohio on May 31 Charles Ollom was charged with voluntary manslaughter after his car struck and killed 44 year old John Kosmos at Powhatan near the victim’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellaire
Charles Ollom
John Kosmos
Powhatan
Enforcement of Prohibition Duties Across States and Federal Roles
A long discussion outlines state and federal duties under the Eighteenth Amendment and Volstead Act, emphasizing concurrent powers, cooperation gaps, and the need for speed and resources in enforcement. It notes 32 states had prior prohibitions, and calls for stronger collaboration to curb illicit liquor.
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Aib
District of Columbia
Territories
Possessions
United States
Prohibition Bureau
Treasury Department
Union
New York
Pennsylvania
Chinese Bandits and Communists Harass Chiang Kai Shek
May 31. Nationalist government pressed by Northern Alliance rebels in Henan Province faces harassment from bandits and Communists in other provinces. Rebels reportedly captured 50,000 Nationalists, forcing government troops to retreat. Chiang Kai Shek wounded rumor denied. Communist forces attack Changchow near Amoy, prompting mass evacuations. Chinese government officers desert. foreign missionaries consider fleeing. The Chinese agent of Standard Oil at Changchow reportedly kidnapped for a $15,000 ransom.
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Shanghai
Northern Alliance
Henan
My 8
Nanking
Chiang Kai Shek
Chiang- Kai Shek
Changchow
Amoy
Fukifen
Standard Oil Company
Oklahoma City mob attacks jail over a Black arrestee
A mob assaults the Chickasha jail after arresting Argo, injuring several, with National Guard troops arriving to restore order. The Black inmate Argo is wounded and later dies at Oklahoma City Hospital. Skinner, a ringleader, is arrested and released. inquest planned.
Hoover Leaves Today on Trip to Washington
President Hoover departs Jay Cooke estate near Williamsport after a weekend in Allegheny Mountains. Escort by motorcycle police will lead the party to the Maryland line with planned stops in Harrisburg and Thurmont as they head back to Washington. Secretary of Commerce Catches Fish reports brown and brook trout caught during the outing.
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Williamsport
Allegheny Mountains
Hoover
Jay Cooke
Philadelphia
Washington
Maryland
Harrisburg
Fisher
Cooke
World War Food Administration
Rapidan River
Virginia
Mr. Hoover
White House
Pennsylvania
Goodby
Lawrence Richey
Thurmont
Liquor Smuggling Stalled by New Canadian Law
Buffalo officials report a pause in cross border liquor running as Canada’s export ban nears effect. They expect smugglers to regroup, with smaller boats likely used as clearance papers become harder to obtain.
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Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Raids Arrest Over 100 in Dallas Prohibition Sweep
In Dallas on May 31 more than 100 people were taken to the county jail after surprise raids by at least fifty federal prohibition agents. The roundup targeted violations of liquor laws and disrupted illicit gatherings.
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Dallas
Tex
Whisky Seizure Reported in McKeesport May 31
McKeesport, Pa on May 31 reports a seizure of 4,000 quarts of whisky. Authorities secured the contraband as part of ongoing enforcement activity. No further details on suspects or origin were provided in the available text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mckeesport
Cleveland Bootleggers Parade with Corn Whisky Found
Police officers halted a sidewalk procession in the Cleveland business district and opened a five gallon can containing corn whisky. Four men carried the cans, each five gallons, in a nonchalant street delivery observed by two department employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Police Department
Prohibition ruling on Burger brew in Hagerstown arrest
Hagerstown courts received a ruling from Washington headquarters stating Harry Burger's home brew likely exceeded the legal alcohol limit when arrested on April 2. Burger, a butcher, argued the percentage might have risen by the May 7 analysis after a thirty five day period.
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Hagerstown
Harry Burger
Prohibition
Washington
Burger
2600 Railroaders Gather for Brotherhood Convention
Cleveland Ohio May 31 Two thousand railroaders from North America converge for the sixth triennial convention of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Delegates will press against mergers and job losses amid rapid modern inventions and consider a six hour workday and other adjustments to employment security.
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Cleveland, CO
North America
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Rio Grande
Canada
Brotherhood
Bettman Allows Real Estate Tax Payments Despite Delinquencies
Ohio Attorney General Gilbert Bettman ruled that County Treasurers may accept current real estate taxes even if delinquent taxes and penalties have accrued on the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
Gilbert Bettman
Dead Man Log Term Found in New York Steel Work
In construction slang a dead man refers to a log buried in the ground to provide anchorage. The term is noted in New York steel construction language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anchorage
State Acquires Parcel for Columbus Office Site
The state, through Attorney General Gilbert Bettman, bought the fourth parcel for the $6,000,000 government office building site at Front and Chapel streets in Columbus. The city contributed part of the land. owners Walter E. Isaly trustee. Purchase price not disclosed, claimed to be at appraised values. The site will host the building central area with outer edges turned into a park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
Gilbert Bettman
Walter E. Isaly
Chapel Streets
City of
Columbus
Triple Probe of Shipwreck Under Way Near Santa Monica
Santa Monica, May 31. Three dead, sixteen missing, many others recovering from shock after the fishing boat Ameco foundered off Santa Monica in a gale. Fifty-two survivors were accounted for. coast guard boats searched for bodies. Federal officials police and the county coroner launched a triple investigation into life preservers overcrowding and handling. Captain A S Kennedy said a full survey would determine overload and possible neglect.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Ameco
Coast Guard
A.S. Kennedy
United States Steamboat Inspection Service
Ghe
Gold Star Mothers Visit May Improve War Cemeteries
Paris reports from the old front indicate the visit of American Gold Star Mothers may spur improvement in French military cemeteries. The Loeuvre notes wooden crosses have deteriorated, names unreadable on graves six months old, trees and shrubs dead, contrasting with greener American and British sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Paris
Gold Star
Ll Oeuvre
Loeuvre
N. Wwe World News Service
World Press Pub. Co
Convict's Wife Remarries in Belief He Was Dead
A Nebraska Pardon Board filing reveals La Fayette Dalés sought pardon after his wife Eliza remarried Henry Rourick in 1913, believing Dalés had died in 1910s. Dalés writes he wants to return to his family. Eliza, now widowed and elderly, insists Dalés is dead and rejects reopening the case.
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Toronto
Toronto Star
Owen Sound
Nebraska
Lincoln
LaFayette
Harry”) Dalés
Eliza
Henry Rourick
Changes in Car Routes Announced by Company
Cincinnati Street Railway announces rerouted operations due to repairs on Sixth Street Viaduct. Central Union Depot to Hotels Route 43 resumes today. East End Route 27 goes Fourth Street to Baymiller. Route 28 turns at John Street. Sedamsville Route 34 via Eighth Street Viaduct. Ro-45 coaches serve Sixth Street every twenty minutes.
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J. B. Stewart, Jr
Cincinnati Street Railway
Central Union Depot
Central
Fifth
Broadway
Fourth
John
Fourth Street
Baymiller
Baymiller Street
Fifth Street
John Street
Sedamsville
Eighth Street
Fifth and Vine
Vine
Sixth Street
Mill Creek
English
Neave
Fifth and
Street Railway
MacNider Confirmation Awaits Brookhart Opposition
Washington May 31 The path to confirming Hanford MacNider as Minister to Canada appears clear but the Senate Foreign Relations Committee delays action to hear from Senator Brookhart. Brookhart and MacNider, both Republicans and political foes, may object publicly and trigger a contest upon his stance. Brookhart is in the South and expected back this week.
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Washington
Hanford MacNider
Canada
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Brookhart
Rep. Ia
MacNider
South
Hoover
Senate
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Luke Ware
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Louisa Ware
Abraham Ware
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Ware
Edgar York
Greenup Street
Covington
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Marie Edwards
Harry L. Edwards
Fairfax Avenue
Miss Edwards
Louis F. Britten
Frank Wright
Detroit
Samuel Haskell
Wright
Commor Pleas Court
Didate
U. S
Duck Hunters
Paul Geier
FORGE
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Can
Syrian Temple Shriners
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Imperial Council
Thomas J. West
Dixie Terminal
Robinson
Joseph M. Powell
Syri
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John G. Robinson
Fred L. Hoffman
Rabban
C. H. Meeds
Frank J. Zu
Prince of Wales
Cuba
Mexico
Montana
Wisconsin
Nevada
Baltimore & Ohio
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Toledo
Reno Beach
Thomas Gill
Fred Steffens
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Cooke’s Ditch
Chiang
Skinner
B. F. Holding
W. J. Holloway
J. Berry King
Holding
University of Oklahoma Hospital
Oklahoma City
Jay
Argo
E. R. Smith
H. G. White
Bettman
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Brookhart U. K
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