Former Norwood Mayor Engelhart Dies at 60
Harry E. Engelhart 60 former Norwood mayor for three terms and city solicitor for two died at his home 4903 Paddock road. He leaves widow Estelle Atkins Engelhart and brothers Frederick and Charles. Funeral plans pending burial Spring Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Engelhart
Norwood
Paddock Road
Yeatman Lodge
the Shrine
Scottish Rite
Hanselman Commandery
First National Bank
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnatist Club
Engelhart
Old Hughes High School
Old Cincinnati Law School
Estelle Atkins Engelhart
Frederick
Charles Engelhart
Spring Grove Cemetery
Death finally wins in passing of Iowan
Milton A. McCord 84 former Newton mayor and postmaster died at home six weeks after his daughters staged a dramatic steamship and airplane race to his bedside. The event prompted Fred Maytag to bring Stella McCord and Mrs. Fred W. Jasper home from a Mediterranean cruise. McCord had weakened from age and could not fully recover.
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Newton
Milton A. McCord
McCord
Fred Maytag
Stella McCord
Fred W. Jasper
Captain H Broderick Dies After Traffic Crash
Capt. H. Broderick aged 70, manager of the Great Lakes Towing Company office in Cleveland, died from injuries sustained in a recent traffic accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Broderick
Cleveland
Great Lakes Towing Company
Death of Rev. John W. Matthews pastor at Welsh Presbyterian
The Rev. John W. Matthews of Jackson Ohio died at his home after a stroke. He served as pastor of the Welsh Presbyterian Church for ten years and had come to Jackson from Bristol Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Matthews
Jackson, O
Welsh Presbyterian Church
Matthews
Bristol
Portrait Painter Richard L Partington Dies in Philadelphia
Richard Lantrz Partington of Philadelphia and California portrait painter died after a short illness in Philadelphia. A native of England he studied under his father J. H. E. Partington and Sir Hubert Herkmer. He is survived by his widow a brother and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard IL. Partington
Philadelphia
Richard Lantrz Partington
California
England
J. H. E. Partington
Sir Hubert Herk ®Mer
William K. Fields Named Incomplete Lineage
William K. Field, 65, former president of the Sunday Creek and Pittsburg Coal Company, is named in an incomplete obituary note from Columbus Ohio dated June 4. The report provides limited details as the text ends mid sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Fields
Columbus, O
William K. Field
The
Sunday Creek and
Pitts
John Calder Hebden Dies Here in Providence
John Calder Hebden a 40N Providence Rhode Island born chemical engineer and Fr lin dye process co inventor died here while on a business visit. He was a member of nearly every major chemical society in the country a graduate of Biwa ya University and home was in Brooklyn New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Calder
Providence
R. I
Jus
John Calder Hebden
Almo- Every Pats Chemical (Society
Biyawa University
Brooklyn
N. Y
George C Bryant Dies at 59 in Chicago Cloudy Died Today
George C Bryant a longtime crop reporting expert and former member of the Crop Reporting Board of the U S Department of Agriculture died in Chicago today aged 59. He was known for his work in agricultural statistics and field reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Bryant
Chicago
Crop Reporting Board
United States Department of Agriculture
Davey Demands Beetham Dismissal as Prohibition Chief
Martin L. Davey, Democratic nominee for Ohio governor, urged Gov. Myers Y. Cooper to discharge Prohibition Commissioner R. R. Beetham. He accused Beetham of failing to take vigorous action over disclosures that prohibition agents used young girls as decoys to trap violators, urging immediate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo, .C
Myers Y. Cooper
R. R. Beetham
Prohibition
Martin L. Davey
Lucas County
Ohio
Davey
Cancer control hope held out by scientist
Washington reports Dr. James Ewing, head of Cornell pathology, urged a nationwide cancer control program at the state and provincial health officers’ convention. He proposed cancer institutions in major cities with radium treatment, surgical staff, and research experts funded by state departments and philanthropists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
James Ewing
Cornell University
Ewing
Philippine Islands
Eeding
Americans Must Move to Mexico Border Areas
The Department of Interior instructed immigration authorities along the Rio Grande to ensure that foreigners working in Mexico reside on the Mexican side of the border. Those not in compliance will have sixty days to relocate, and no single company may employ more than 20 percent foreigners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Department of Interior
Rio Grande
Mexico
Pauline Wilson tied to murders linked to Miami River case
Report outlines Pauline Wilson as a presumed participant in the Murphy hijacking era crimes in Butler County. Detectives consider her the motive for Murphy’s murder and follow a trail from Venice Bridge to a river burial. Authorities seek to prove single- gun discharge marks tie related killings to one hand.
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Hamilton
Cincinnati
Newport
St. Louis
Murphy
Jeffferson Street
Lexington
Grace Avenue
Frankfort
Pauline
Butler County
Venice Bridge
Big Miami
Venice
Miss Wilson
Anderson
Swing
Joe” Jacobs
Jacobs
Robert Zwick
Zwick
Hamilton County
Sheriffs Dig to Bottom of Grave Find Nothing
Butler County deputy sheriffs turned grave diggers last night and found an unexpected silence as they exhausted the grave site digging. Authorities planned to continue the search at dawn for leads related to the missing person case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
Police Chiefs Back Hoover Crime Commission Aide Plan
The International Association of Police Chiefs adopted a resolution offering unqualified support and assistance to the National Law Enforcement Commission appointed by President Hoover. The group called crime the greatest problem of the age and urged forming a committee on uniform crime statistics to work with the commission on practical police lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Atlanta
International Association of Police Chiefs
National Law Enforcement Commission
Association
Committee On Uniform
Hoover Comae
Magicians from Fifteen Nations Gather in Lima
In Lima Ohio a large gathering of magicians from fifteen countries prepares for the International Brotherhood of Magicians convention. Noted illusionists Thurston Blackstone Hellstrom Dante Eckam Moore Duval and other masters are documented among arriving guests and hotel registers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
India
Far East
Monsieur
France
International Brotherhood of Magicians
Thurston
Blackstone
Hellstrom
Dante
Eckam
Moore
Duval
Leaders plan huge plan for farm aid in G O P rally
The article outlines debate on stock market speculation and a new short term government security at a discount. It notes Senators Couzens and Glass attacking speculation, with a resumed national origins discussion and a possible Thursday decision. It mentions a Senate inquiry into labor conditions in textiles and a protest telegram alleging the tariff bill betrays agriculture.
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Tional Origins
Couzens
Rep
Mich
Glass
Dem
National Origins
Senate
Manufacturers Committee
Wheeler
Mont
Hale
Federal Trade Commission
The
Tariff Commission
Governors in Repartee at Highway Opening
In Middlboro Kentucky on June 4 governors from Ohio Kentucky and North Carolina and South Carolina attend the ribbon cutting for a new skyline highway to Pinnacle Mountain. Governor Cooper joked to Governor Sampson about Kentucky progress drawing amused crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesboro
Ohio
Kentucky
North Carolina
South Carolina
Gov. Cooper
Gov. Sampson
Progress
Toledo man charged with first degree murder in wedding shooting
A 27 year old man Stephen Debny was charged with first degree murder after coroner findings linked him to the fatal shooting of 26 year old Vernell Jachimiak at a wedding celebration. Debny admitted firing the shot but said he aimed to frighten his wife with whom he was separated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo, CO
Stephen Debny
Frank G. Kreft
Vernell Jachimiak
Debny
Jachimiak
Massillon Woman Dies From Clinic Gas Poisoning
Miss Barbara Merwin aged 21 daughter of a Massillon family died from poisonous gas inhalation linked to the Cleveland Clinic disaster. She had been saved from the Clinic Building and returned home before falling ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon, O
Cleveland Clinic
Barbara Merwin
Massillon
Regulation of Motor Bus Traffic Reintroduced in Senate Bill
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee Chairman Couzens re introduces a bill extending federal regulation of motor bus travel between states to mirror railroad oversight by the Interstate Commerce Commission. The measure echoes a similar proposal from last session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Couzens
Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
West Point Bill Seeks $885000 for Barracks
Acting Chairman James of the House Military Committee introduced a bill to authorize an appropriation of $885,000 for construction of additional class buildings and barracks at West Point Military Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
House Military Committee
West Point Military Academy
Amendment to Senate rules on nominations and roll calls
Senator Norris of Nebraska proposes an open session rule for nominations and treaties unless a committee report calls for secrecy. All roll calls would be public, extending sunlight to confirmations including Irvine L. Lenroot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Irvine L. Lenroot
Norris
Rep
Neb
Senate Boosts Congressional Records Supply for Members
Increased demand for Congressional Records leads the Senate to approve and send to the House a bill raising distribution limits to 150 per Senator and 85 per Representative, up from 88 and 60 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Albanian wives break law but hubbies are arrested
Six men were arrested after their wives allegedly poured scalding oil on a choir during a solemn high mass in Delvine Albania. The incident followed Albania's creation of an independent national church. Wives are immune from prosecution so the husbands face a special court for political offenses. Father Nicholas Osti will be tried for refusing to use the Albanian language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tirana
Albania
Delvine
National Church of
Nicholas Osti
The
Divine Church
Boy Dies By Electric Shock In Defiance
In Defiance Ohio on June 4 a 13 year old boy William Mansfield touched a live wire carrying 33 000 volts and was electrocuted. He fell to the ground at the feet of his brother Chester eight who ran to tell their mother the tragedy.
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Venice
Wilmer’s Lane
Millville
Shandon
Robert Zwick
Cincinnati
Peter Dumele
North College Hill
Zwick
Joseph Jacobs
Symmes Corner
Defiance
William Mansfield
Chester
Funeral Notice for Stephen B. Marvin
Scottish Rite Brethren are requested to attend the funeral of our late brother Stephen B. Marvin. Services at Mack Johnson funeral home today at 2 p.m. Landwehr, 32, T.P.M. F. Harte, 33, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brethren of the Rite
Stephen B. Marvin
Mack Johnson
John
Landwehr
F. WM. Harte
Deaths in Cincinnati area June 1929
Obituaries list for Elizabeth Abbott Henry Beneker John Bauer Jr and others. Notices name spouses residences and funeral details including dates June 4 to June 8 1929. Services set at Plum Creek Church Wiltsee's chapel Immanuel Church Holy Trinity Woodside Highland covington and local funeral homes in Cincinnati area.
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Abbott
Elizabeth J
Daugherty
Grants Lick
Plum Creek Christian Church
Beneker
Henry W
Wiltsee’s Chapel
West Ninth Street
Bauer
John, Jr
Evelyn McNamee Fisher
Jefferson Avenue
Maertz-Dethlefs
Rockdale Avenue
Avondale
Graham
lIda M
Scott Boulevard
Covington
Swetnam
Highland Cemetery
Marvin
Stephen Burr
Nellie King Marvin
Ridge Avenue
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan
Upland Place
Thompson—J. Frank
Chicago
Celia Ballaus Thompson
W. D. Jacobs
Gilbert Avenue
Locust Street
Sanitary, Aesthetic Cremation Co. Ad
An advertisement lists Cremation Co located at 919 Union Central Building with mentions of modern sanitary service and aesthetic options. A pamphlet is offered for free, mentioning a free booklet and chapel nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cremation Co
Union Central
St Edmunds School marks twenty years in Cincinnati
St Edmunds School for Boys in Glendale celebrates twenty years since its rename from Bethany Home for Boys and its charter aim to provide a suitable moral religious home for homeless boys. The annual contributors meeting is set for Sunday afternoon June 9 at 3. Election of six Councilors-at-Large was announced by L G Nichols after the Federated Student Council year end gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edmund’s School
Albert W. Shell
St. Edmund’s School For Boys
Glendale
Bethany Home For
the Contributors of
St. Edmund’s
L. G. Nichols
Federated Student Council of Cincinnati ¥. M. C. A
Thomas M. Logan
Wells Woodley
Night Law School
John ¥. Hicks, Jr
E. T. Berry
School of Commerce
William Schwemnlein
Marie Schoolfield
Night Business School
Governor Cooper to attend WWI memorial dedication
Gov. Cooper accepts invitation to attend and assist in the dedication of the memorial to the dead and disabled soldiers of the World War. The event, hosted by the Disabled American Veterans of the World War, will be unveiled at their clubhouse on Melrose Avenue. M. Froome Barbour will deliver the dedication address and the Governor’s remarks will be broadcast by Crosley Radio Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Cooper
Melrose Avenue
M. Froome Barbour
Columbus
Crosley
City Manager Defends Role Before Club Committee
C A Harrell Assistant City Manager of Cincinnati told the Century Athletic Club Membership Committee at the Metropole that city managers are not autocratic. He said the manager's power comes from the city charter or council acts and that in fulfilling duties he is carrying out public wishes which install both council and charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Harrell
Cincinnati
Century Athletic Club
Metropole
Mr. Harrell
Palestine visit links Jaffa and Cincinnati mayors
Mayor Israel L. Plesser of Montefiori Jaffa Palestine meets Mayor Seasongood in Cincinnati. Plesser tours U S industrial districts to study methods. Seasongood vows a future Palestine tour and reciprocal visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel L. Plesser
Montefiori
Jaffa
Palestine
Seasongood
Plesser
Walter E. Baker to speak on Beneficent Bank event
Walter E. Baker, local business man, will discuss Beneficent Bank, billboards and brass bands at a Civitan Club meeting today. The session will be held at the Chamber of Commerce at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Baker
Civitan Club
Chamber of Commerce
Club to Discuss Membership Poll at Metropole Meeting
Results of a membership questionnaire will be discussed by the Big Ten University Club at its monthly meeting tomorrow evening at 6 30 at the Metropole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Ten University Club
Metropole
Franklin Typothetae to hear Russell A. Wilson at Hyde Park Club
Russell A. Wilson assistant editor of The Times Star will speak at the Franklin Typothetae June meeting held Friday evening at the Hyde Park Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell A. Wilson
Times-Star
Hyde Park Country Club
Rotary Club program outlines human side of radio
At tomorrow’s Gibson meeting Rotary members will hear J. E. MacGlynn of Crosley Radio address the group on "The Human Side of Radio" and learn what happens behind the mike in a broadcasting studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
The
Gibson
Mike
J. E. MacGlynn
Crosley Radio Corporation
Chief Justice Taftea Home On Vacation
Chief Justice Tafteo expresses amusement at the role of being top judge and notes hope that the Hoover crime commission will strengthen law enforcement. He says catching crooks first is essential and jokes about his job being more fun than his former presidency while confirming his lifelong ambition to serve as a judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover Crime Commission
Commission
Aged Woman and Young Man Indicted for Murder in Georgia
Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Powers, 71, a Bibb County rooming house owner, and Earl Manchester, 21, a painter, were indicted for the murder of James W. Parks, 25, an Atlanta printer. Authorities say Parks was shot to die and the motive was to collect Parks life insurance of 14000 dollars. Powers is charged as accessory before the fact. Manchester faces a murder charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Sarah Elizabeth Powers
Earl Manchester
Bibb County
James W. Parks
Atlanta
Parks
Georgia
Arthur Smitley Dies From Boiler Burn Injuries
Arthur Smitley, 38, died in a Toledo hospital from burns suffered earlier at work in the boiler room of the Toledo Ship Building Company plant. Officials said a cap blew off a boiler flue, releasing steam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toldo
Arthur Smitley
Toledo Ship Building Company
Community Meeting Schedule Highlights Multiple Groups
A list of events and meetings includes Linton and Judge Gusweiler at 7 00, Masonic Temple at noon, Gi Leo J Overtoon 9 00, Chevrolet Motor 1 08, Physical Research Society 7 39, Lions Club noon, Radio Club noon, Cincinnati Club Board of Directors noon, Reserve Officers noon, Knights of the Round Table noon, Delta Tau Delta Alumni noon, Chamber of Commerce, University of Pennsylvania 12 15, Industrial Research 12 15, Civitan Chile 12 15, Milk Exchange 3, Christ Hospital 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Gusweiler
Masonic Temple Campaign
Leo J. Overtoon
Chevrolet Motor
Physical Research Society
Metropole
Lions Club
Radio Club
Cincinnaati Club
Knights of the Round Table
Delta Tau Delta
Bender Spars with Akron Legislator at South Akron Event
State Senator George H. Bender of Cleveland clashed with State Representative George H. Bel linger of Akron during a South Akron Board of Trade spring gathering. Bender mocked Summit County lawmakers as chiropractors while Bel linger urged questions, prompting a tense exchange before the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bender
Akron
George H. Bender
Cleveland
George H. Bellinger
South
Akron Board of Trade
Bellinger
South Akron Board of Trade
Senator Bender
Doc” Bellinger
Gus Kasch
Kyle Ross
Shrine Club
Columbus
Summit County
Cuyahoga County
Dr. Bellinger
Senate
Female Ponzi Guilty Gets Prison Sentence
FT. WAYNE Ind June 4 Miss Irma Bitzinger 39 of this city pleaded guilty to operating a get rich quick scheme alleged to have defrauded locals of 500000 She was sentenced to one to seven years in the women's prison at Indianapolis Investigators have been unable to trace any of the money she took while claiming investments in bonds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Wayne
Ind
Irma Bitzinger
Indianapolis
Miss Bitzinger
Blair convicted for cruelty after shooting cow
Altus Oklahoma June 4 Charlie Blair killed a man and went free after a preliminary hearing for self-defense in the slaying of Hayes Wampler. He pleaded guilty to cruelty for shooting a cow without dispatching it and was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary. Both men lived in Duke Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altus
Okla
Charlie Blair
Blair
Hayes Wampler
Duke
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Jong
J. B. Kepperling
Joseph B. Kepperling
St. Rita’s College
St. Rita’s Monastery
Villanova Prep
Villanova Pa
St. Lawrence Church
Rence
Massachusetts
Death
Martin Davey
Beetham
Cancer Control
Emery Arcade
Race Street
Pauline Wilson
Northwest
Senate Finance Committee
the Effron Furniture Company
Main Street
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Lodge
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Av
Tafteo
Sonora
Cal
Eva Rablen
Carroll Rablen
Tuttletown
San Quentin
Garden Theatre
Harry Willsey
Corrine Griffith
Fazenda
Arthur
Vitaphone Sketch
Fox Movieto News
William Fox Movietone
Sue Carol
David Rollins
Laura LaPlante
Emily Fitzroy
Joseph Schildkraut
Otis Harlan
Ziegfeld
Akeith
Bessie Love
Anita Page
Charlies King
Fox Movie To News
New York City
RADIO
Keith-Orpheum
E. F. Albee
Little Jack Little
Big Boy
Radioland
Jimmy Allard & Co
Senorita Alcaniz
Viola Rudell
Edward Dunigan
Risley
Dorothy Mackaill
Jack Mulhall
Capitol
Bayard Veiller
Mary Dugan
Norma Shearer
Lewis Stone
H. B. Warner
New York
Capitol Orchestra
Vitaphone Act
Valiant
John Mack Brown
Paul Muni
Marguerite Churchill
Pathe
Vitaphone
Pathe Sound News
Desert Song
Stuart Walker
Sycamore
Luplow
Cumminsville Show Grounds
Mon
Hugo Zacchini
Henry Straus Co
6Th and
Walnut
America’s Finest
Amy Dine
Ent Park
Picnioc
Foot OF
Broadway
Island Queen
Rainbow
Kyle
Wilmar Byers
Indiana
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