Boulay discusses US highways and traffic study plans
Ohio highway director L A Boulay arrived in Cincinnati to announce nine regional routes likely to become United States highways. He cited a Chicago study with the Cincinnati Automobile Club and said federal decisions will pick the routes. Boulay outlined a traffic survey showing current flows and future needs across Southern Ohio with several river road intersections noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
United States
L. A. Boulay
Elizabethtown
Miami
Fla
Oxford
College Corner
Hamilton
Michigan
Dayton
Franklin
Hillsboro
Chillicothe
Athens
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ironton
Boulay
Chicago
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Ohio
Portsmouth
Marietta
New Alexandria
Belpre
Gallipolis
Ripley
Michigan Line
Mr. Boulay
Maketewah Country Club
King George V Wins Respect Through Duty and Work
London reports on King George V marking his sixtieth birthday and fifteenth year on the throne. The monarch is described as devoted to duty with a quick temper, tempered by occasional apologies and favors. Queen Mary and palace circles influence public perception, while the King reportedly supported labor and opposed Tory pressure, amid notes on private life and relations with the Prince of Wales.
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George
Mary
John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
George V
House of Commons
King George
Malta
Michael Culme-Seymour
Queen Mary
Prince of Wales
France
Iig
N. Y
Two Pickpockets Arrested in Downtown Crowds
Police arrested two suspects after a day of pickpocket activity in downtown crowds. Victims include Charles Nichols Terraces Park who lost 46 dollars and Miss Hilda Rosing who suffered 31 dollars. Officers recovered stolen cash and identified one suspect as Sam Roland 30. Mrs Helen Joyce faced theft charges after $12 was taken from her purse. Clifford Veitch reported his purse stolen in the Dixie Terminal incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Nichols
Terrace Park
Mattie Betz
Deverill Street
Ludlow
Hilda Rosing
Bakewell Street
Covington
Clifford Veitch
Shall Avenue
Erlanger
Columbus Evans
Ohio Avenue
Nichols
Pohlman
Sam Roland
Benjamin
Ora Beck
Betz
Beck
Central Station
Helen Joyce
West Fifth Street
Veitch
Dixie Terminal
Maharaja of Gwalior Dies in Paris
The Maharaja of Gwalior died suddenly in Paris on June 5. He was cremated in modern fashion the next day after failed efforts to stage an open air Brahmin funeral pyre. A British Embassy liaison with London sought permission for the pyre, but French law and time constraints halted the plan. The Maharaja underwent surgery May 22 with a personal physician to King George of England in attendance.
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Paris
Maharaja of
Gwalior
India
London
George
England
Maharaja Sindhia of Gwalior dies at 49 years old
Sir Mahdo Rao Sindhia, Maharaja of Gwalior, age 49, ascended the throne in 1886. A noted sportsman who visited England for polo, he advanced light, railway and irrigation works in his state. In wartime he contributed 110000 dollars to Britain and 25000 dollars to Belgian relief. He held British army rank of Lieutenant General and earned honorary degrees from Oxford and Cambridge along with many decorations.
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Mahdo Rao Sindhia
Maharaja
Gwalior
England
Oxford
Cambridge
Manic Killings Leave Family in Two Cemeteries
Dorothy Russell, nine, is left alone after a madman killed her parents, five siblings, and grandmother. Ten thousand mourners filed past the morgue as the bodies were laid to rest in St Stephen's and Greenwood Cemeteries in Hamilton Ohio. Lloyd Russell is confined in county jail in grave condition awaiting lunacy inquest which may be delayed until he can stand trial.
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Hamilton
Dorothy Russell
St. Stephen's Cemetery
Greenwood Cemetery
William Spoers
Heaton Street
Dorothy
St. Stephen’s
Joseph Hare
Lloyd Russell
Gunman Ransacks Film Star's Hollywood Home
A shabbily dressed gunman entered actress Agnes Ayres’ home in Hollywood California and locked her maid in a closet before ransacking the house for jewelry and clothing valued at about $10 000. Manuel Reachi Ayres husband and Mexican consulate attache reported hearing the maid’s cries.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Cal
Agnes Ayres
Manuel Reachi
Miss Ayres
Reachi
Bank Robbery in Galveston Bank Near Kokomo
Four of five bandits in a big green car held up the First State Bank of Galveston ten miles north of Kokomo, stealing $3,000. They knocked cashier Charles Gephart down and fired at him as they fled. Two young butcher’s sons were ordered into a back room. Gephart fired three shots after them but missed.
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Kokomo
Ind
First State Bank of
Galveston
Charles Gephart
Gephart
Prohibition Agents Suspected in Kansas City Robbery
Three youths robbed Charles Wienshenk at his soft drink shop in Kansas City today securing $1,200. Wienshenk believed the assailants were prohibition agents conducting a raid.
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Kansas City
Charles Wienshenk
Wienshenk
Prohibition
Baldwin Named to Tariff Commission in Washington
Alber tus Hutchinson Baldwin of New York was appointed a member of the Tariff Commission filling one of the two Republican vacancies. Baldwin has long served in government work including leadership of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce and stints in the Interior Agriculture Post Office and Labor Departments.
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Associated Press
Washington
Albertus Hutchinson Baldwin
New York Today
Tariff Commission
Baldwin
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Interior, Agriculture, Post Office
Labor Departments
Mayor Powell Withdraws From Reelection Bid
Oxford Ohio June 1 Mayor E E Powell says he will not seek another term due to other commitments He plans to lecture at Clark College Worcester Massachusetts in the second semester and will be otherwise engaged when asked about running again.
City to centralize bus lines at Government Square terminal
About thirty bus lines with over 100 buses will shift to Government Square as a central terminal by Safety Director Tudor. Interurban buses will park center, urban lines on the north side. Two police on duty to ensure clear access. ten taxi stands reserved.
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Government Square J
Tudor
Thomas Tallentire
W. Jerome Kuertz
Fred Schneller
Fountain Square
Madisonville
Hyde Park
Oakley
Government Square
Old Home Town Greets Dawes in Marietta Ohio
Vice President Charles G. Dawes visits his birth town Marietta for a rest and reunion with Marietta College classmates. He attends a Delta Upsilon Fraternity banquet and is welcomed by about 56 000 locals with a flag draped parade and a lawn reception at his old homestead.
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Marietta, O
Charles G. Dawes
Marietta
Marietta College
Dawes
General Dawes
Rufus R. Dawes
Chicago
Henry M. Dawes
Columbus
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Akron Student Injured in Airplane Crash at Stowe Field
Akron University student Harry B. Kinsey was seriously injured when a four passenger plane crashed 200 feet from the field. Pilot Hal E. Dungan, 29, of Cleveland Heights, sustained lighter injuries and is in hospital. Kinsey and Dungan operated the Commodore Aircraft Company at Bryan. The crash occurred as they were arriving, the plane spinning and nosing into a plowed field near a site of a past fatal accident.
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Akron
Harry B
Bud
Kinsey
Akron University
Stowe Field
Hal E. Dungan
Beechwood Avenue
Cleveland Heights
Peoples Hospital
Kirtsey
City Hospital
Commodore Aircraft Company
Bryan
Air Meet
Acquitted Owner Loses Auto in Liquor Case
Topeka Kansas June 6 The Kansas Supreme Court ruled that even if a motor car owner is acquitted after trial on liquor possession charges the vehicle may be confiscated for unlawful transportation of liquor
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kan
Kansas Supreme Court
Library report shows 6148 books sent to Hamilton County schools
Miss Alice Brown's Public Library report notes 6148 books loaned to Hamilton County schools last year, with 29664 borrowings. Books favored include Beautiful Joe, Texas Blue Bonnet, Boy Scouts Life of Lincoln, Doctor Doolittle, Helen's Babies, Homes Far Away, Pinocchio, Tay tay's Tales, and The Adventures of Tom Sawyer.
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Alice Brown
Public Library
Hamilton County
Joe
Texas Blue Bonnet
Boy Scouts Life of Lincoln
Doctor Doolittle
Helen
Heida
Taytay
Tom Sawyer
Queen Marie of Romania Sparks German Backlash in America
Berlin dispatches quote Queen Marie of Romania as writing a contemptuous article about German men, provoking Ber liner Tageblatt criticism. The paper questions the Romanian government's awareness and approval of the queen s remarks calling them a silly generalization and an affront to Germans.
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Berlin
America
Marie
Rumania
Berliner Tageblatt
Pilot Foils Passenger Attempt to Dive from Airplane
Calais France June 6 The pilot of a Paris to London express airplane stopped an English passenger from trying to dive into the English Channel. The man caused a disturbance as he attempted to reach the cabin door but was pacified by other passengers and the pilot landed the craft on a Calais beach where the man was unloaded.
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Associated Press
Calais
France
London
English Channel
Channel
Prince of Wales witnesses mighty Zulu Indaba war dance
In Zululand on June 6 the Prince of Wales watched a vast Zulu gathering. About 5,000 warriors formed a half mile front, naked except for leopard skin sporrans, performing a fierce war dance with black feather headdresses and drumlike singing by women. The line advanced close to the royal party.
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Associated Press
Elmowe
Zululand
Union of South Africa
Prince of Wales
Wiley charges conspiracy to beat Pure Food Law
Washington June 6. Dr. Harvey W. Wiley former chief of the Chemistry Bureau says the Pure Food and Drug Act is paralyzed by orders. He asks President Coolidge to order an investigation into a alleged conspiracy by food adulterators to shackle the law, calling it a shell of the 1906 act.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Harvey W. Wiley
Chemistry Bureau
Coolidge
Wiley
Insurance policy on nonfatal injuries for total disability
The plan covers injuries not resulting in death that fully disable the insured and prevent regular occupation, with settlements provided for the entire incapacitation period based on medical reports from doctors or surgeons.
List of Cincinnati area residents and addresses
Directory style listing shows numerous Cincinnati and Norwood addresses with residents and some Kentucky and Dayton entries. Includes multiple streets and cross towns such as Reading Bond Hill Covington and Silverton with assorted numerical amounts appended. The fragment reads like a neighborhood roster or preparatory register rather than a narrative article.
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Albert Keiser, Jr
Trevor Ave
Cincinnati
Hubert B. Horton
W. Fourth St
John Jung
Freeman Ave
Arthur W. Juergeng
Hazel and Williams
Norwood
Henry Feiler
E. Fourth St
Geo. Schmitt
Sauer
Bernard Klein
Ononta Ave
Fred’k H. Koester
Glenway Ave
A. P. Lamping
Fairfield Ave
Bellevue
Harry W. Lodwick
Wilmer Ave
Kenneth Pence
Milford
Jos
L. Passauer
Ross Ave
Fred Hannig
Race St
Amos M. Trua
Harris Ave
Wm. Frohman
Clay St
O.john Anderson
Reading
Bond Hill
Harold Bingman
E. McMicken
Florence D. Jackson
Purcell Ave
Mary E. Scott
Beechwood Rd
Covington
Clarence Buddelmeier
Mill Ave
Mr. Ponder
Montgomery Rd
Silverton
Jane Schwab
Fifth Ave
Dayton
Eldon J. Wright
Williams Ave
Jack Adler
Wyoming
Lawrence McCarren
Sierra St
Minia
John Renn
Fairmount Aya
B. Menninger
Hillside Ave
iChas
A. Stevie
Pike St
Ore
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Prince OF India
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Commercial Tribune
Gunman
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Audoto
Government Place
Old Home
Queen
Ernest A. Craig
Kappner
Kappner Manufacturing
Main ST
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Continental Insurance Co
St. Louis, Mo
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Continental Life Insurance Company
Tribune
Wales
Weeks
Waina
Canal 6300
Oaone
Chek
Joseph Weber
Mohawk St
O. W. Brug
Runnymede Ave
Leo A. Henkel
W. University
H. Berling
Quebec Rd
F. W. Backmeier
Vine St
Harry Hoppe
W. Court St
Thos. Wilson
O. Warren
O. Geo. Fingus
O. Margaret Gibson
Hazel Ave
John Armbruster
Wheeler Ave
Raymond A. Godfrey
Tusculum Ave
Edward Wagner
Cooper St
Andrew Hader
North Bend Rd
J. Stanley Heck
Sunset Ave
Ft. Thomasy
Jos. M. Lancett
Linn St
J. Ogle
Fourth Ave
Park Ave
O.frank Larkin
Ed. Stapleton
E. Sixth St
O. Jerome F. Gallagher
Jas. R. Mathers
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