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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1927

Page

3

Flood Sparks Release Of 14 Prisoners In Hazard Ky

Flooded Hazard Kentucky leaves streets choked with mud as 14 federal prisoners are freed following unsanitary jail conditions. Judge Cochran ordered release after Marshal Hammons report. Red Cross raises relief funds from 100000 to 250000. supplies, clothing, and food shipments organized for Kentucky sufferers. A mountain mother perishes saving her two children. rescuers save the kids despite her death from blood poisoning.

Hazard Cochran Covington Marshal Hammons Kentucky National Red Cross Cincinnati Louis Kilpatrick American Red Cross Lexington Hamilton County Jackson Bolton Armstrong Mabley & Caréw Company W. H.albers Salvation Army Red Cross Little Valley

Man jailed for selling moonshine to police officers

John Wilson 686 West Third street was fined 150 dollars and costs after being charged with selling moonshine to Officers Stargel and Toney in front of his home. In a separate incident, Ernest Kelly 71 of 907 John street was injured when his horse and wagon collided with a car at 1813 Reading road and was taken to General Hospital.

Stargel and Toney John Wilson West Third Street Woestein Ernest Kelly John Street Reading Road Kelly General Hospital

Policeman Injured By Exploding Bottle At Station

Police officer William Gschwind aged 48 from 1852 Carll Street suffered a cut on his left arm when a bottle of home brew exploded in the First District Station cell room yesterday afternoon. He was hospitalized at General Hospital after attempting to destroy bottled beer.

William Gschwind Carll Street First District General Hospital Gschwind

Moody Leads Texas Goodwill Tour To American Cities

Governor Dan Moody will head a state-wide goodwill party departing June 19 for a tour of American cities including Cincinnati. General Chairman Lowry Martin announced the plan, highlighting participants from across Texas in various civic activities.

Dan Moody Texas Cincinnati Lowry Martin

Otto to Address Eighth International Cost Conference

J. Thomas Otto, newly elected director of the Cincinnati Chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants, will speak at the technical session of the eighth international cost conference to be held in Chicago from June 13 to 16. He will discuss Standard Costs.

J. Thomas Otto Cincinnati National Association of Cost Accountants National Organization Chicago

Baby girl born to Mrs Lawson in Bethesda Hospital

Reuben Lawson of 3119 Imperial Avenue manager of personnel for the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra receives congratulations from orchestra members and friends on the arrival of a baby girl weighing eight pounds born early Saturday.

Reuben Lawson Imperial Avenue Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra

Farewell Luncheon For Dr. Jacob Mann At Cincinnati Club

A noon farewell luncheon will be held today at the Cincinnati Club for Dr. Jacob Mann professor of Jewish history and literature at the Hebrew Union College. He travels to Palestine to lecture as visiting professor for the next year at the University of Jerusalem.

Cincinnati Club Jacob Mann Hebrew Union College Palestine University of Jerusalem

Reverend Brockman to speak at two area commencement events

The Rev. Hubert F. Brockman S. J. president of St. Xavier College will address Mother Mercy Villa Academy Westwood graduates this afternoon at the annual exercises. He will also address Notre Dame Academy Sixth Street graduates on Thursday at their exercises.

Hubert F. Brockman S. J St. Xavier College Mother Mercy Villa Academy Westwood Father Brockman Notre Dame Acadecy Sixth Street

Cincinnati Man to Fly to Welcome Lindbergh in Washington

About two hundred Cincinnatians are expected to travel to Washington to greet Col. Charles Lindbergh. Minto Henderson, a retired businessman from Cincinnati, will be part of the party and will fly to the capital.

Cincinnati Junior Chamber Delegations Head for Chicago

Eleven members of the Cincinnati Junior Chamber of Commerce and delegations from Dayton Ohio and Atlanta Georgia departed Cincinnati last night for Chicago where they will be entertained today.

Cincinnati Junior Chamber of Commerce Junior Chambers of Commerce Dayton Atlanta Chicago

WSAPs 15 Hour Anniversary Program Attracts Radio Fans

The 15 hour celebration from Station WSAI airs from noon to 3 a m with a chime concert and diverse radio entertainment. Featured is accordionist Charles H Partington who performs at 10 30 pm using the original instrument and microphone setup from his first WSAI appearance four years ago. His daughter Margaret also performs.

WSAI Vof Charles H. Partington Partington WMH Peebles Corner Cincinnati

Latonia chart of six races at Latonia race track

Horse racing at Latonia track on June 6 features seven races with detailed results. Winners include Allaire in the third, Senge in the fourth, War Eagle in the fifth, Mally Jane in the sixth, and Meekie in the seventh, with payouts and fractional times noted for each.

Latonia

Belmont Races Report From Potomac Entries

Race results list from Belmont show Potomac track results with multiple age groups and purses. Key finishes include Mikado and Hijo in the first race and Bethany leading the Woodlark Steeplechase. notes on scratches and entries for Wells and other stables.

Fairmount Race Card Highlights Multiple Stakes and Outs

Mixed program at Fairmount features six races with $1,000 added purses for three-year-olds and up and two-year-old maidens. Winners include Coppershine, Queen Clara, Aviator and Critic with times ranging from 1 13 to 1 14 and conditions noted as cloudy with a fast track.

Idle Hour P E North Star III W. Hurley L. Craver Idle Hour Farm C. Zagan W. Beuttel, Jr Pascumaw E. Upp Lauscher E. B. Elkins Pandy S. Stretton Seegeweneees Meehan Bros Babe K Peedeeege Esenensess Shadowy Seminola Om Dollar Seminole Nettie The Potomac Barnes Mikado Stevens Waceuu Hijo Yee Goneteeen Delhi Boy Compensation Zeed Crimbus Count Lion Sandcliff Levoyant Medius Ward O’way Just Nomad Sims Cossesn tBallast tMantonian Neaptide Sandstorm Okeechobee Moonkill Calife Good Boy J. E. Healey Tj. W. Healey Endicott Bateau Kelsay Ss Vlver Nitouche Fields Tnixie Goodwin Light Dispatch O’donnell Frisette Fator Ceesee Flower Girl Giggleorum Clytie One Hour Fancywork Espino Seesesseee Watkinson Horvath Bumpkin Burke Sarazen Kentucky II Amberjack Joe Marrone III Washakie High Star Young Prince Colin Ambrose Coltiletti Kirkover Ces General Bullard Ohn Cavanagh Crow’s Nest Margarita Ahearn Wavy Judge Bartlett Goulash Igor Handy Cenacolo Burning Bush Golden Auburn Bedford Queen Greentree Stable H. T. Archibald Coppershine McTague Colonel Winn Froggate Blue Granite Elston Trevis Peariie Grilie Runall Mussolini Capt Haney Shivebloom Gay Hallie Becky Sue Starless Loyal H Drama Roeila Powder Cheval Royal Charlie Queen Clara Patriquin Shasta Love McClair Quanah Yates Beaverwood Fenman Fran‘tiersman Bonny Castle the Girl In Red Flames Shasta Rock Charilesetta Beau Gallant Cocoon Johnny Campbell Nani Hawaii Gettysburg Judge Dailey Critical Moment Grass Maid Aron St’s and Stripes M’c’r Ticktock Picton Chief Tierney Sir Maurice Vennie Day Lands Goodnight East St. Louis Fair Legion Delhi Chief Billie W Keenline Shasta Comet Prevost Gold Boots Lady Welcome Covent Pichon MacMaxim Gaineswood Sweepanda Shasta Sheik White Way Jack W., Jr Watchword Golflex Ursa Major Gilde the Hovel Red Leather Word of Honor Russell Gardner Candy the Great Greyface Cloud Idolizer Hale Philpot Happy Bob Hidalgo High Prince Estin Slice Begonia Villager Open Fire Aetee Seie Margon Bootsie Holly Boy Lil Powder Oakaien Mulligan Eeeseeesenee Miss Maggie Lady Aeteeeenee Mistee Crotan Hobson Ae Teee Renee Sree Ford Brent Killioy Steward Trbihe Hack Coney Island Miss Pou Sc Charley Irwin Woodfairy Pris Firth of Tay Boneystone Cos Escolane Arragosa Maddenstown Betsy Bacon Shasta Lily Busy Lassie Plathorn Henry Sommers Shasta Ladill Montello Don Quixote Gotham Ile Dr. T. S. Negferences Pay Land Tazewell Prewcoore Wrackhorn McCulloch Montclair Clover Club Coy Maid Izetta Liza Crum Martha Martin Jozy Grier Sane Princess Colleen Widener Scotch & & Soda Gordon Miss Hogan Hildreth Essaline Arcturus Mr Chum Kentucky Pe Punjab Priceman Millwick Sunbeam Roslyn Hogarty Celia Jim Sell Little Sam Mies Boyd

Radio Programs for Today on Local Stations

WSAI airs Fourth Anniversary program with noon talk by Mayor Murray Seasongood and a long evening musical lineup including the Bicycle Sextet and many soloists. WSAI and stations 422.8 offer hourly concerts, weather, market updates, and police bulletins through midnight with ensembles from Union bands to New York concerts.

Cincinnati Junior Chamber Delegates Attend National Convention

They will proceed to Omaha Nebraska for the National Junior Chamber of Commerce convention with Edwin Tiemeyer serving as president and among the Cincinnati delegates.

Omaha Neb National Junior Chamber of Commerce Edwin Tiemeyer Cincinnati Junior Chamber

Jordan to Attend National Railway Development Meeting

S. S. Jordan manager of the Industrial Department of the Chamber of Commerce will leave tonight for Detroit to attend the nineteenth annual meeting of the American Railway Development Association from June 8 to 10 as an observer to glean ideas for local industrial improvement.

S. S. Jordan The Chamber of Commerce Detroit American Railway Development Association

Cincinnati Jewelers Picnic At White Villa Ky Today

The Cincinnati Wholesale Jewelers and Manufacturers Association plans its annual picnic at White Villa Kentucky today. Members meet at 9 at the Cincinnati Club and travel by automobile to the venue for a ball game and dinner.

Cincinnati Wholesale Jewelers and Manufacturers’ Association White Villa Cincinnati Club

Cincinnati Doctors Set for National Eclectic Medical Meet

Cincinnati physicians will speak at the National Eclectic Medical Association convention in West Baden Indiana from June 21 to 24 Dr C W Beaman president names Byron H Nellans as Third Vice President. Speakers from Cincinnati include J L Payne R L Thomas A Harry Crum Harvey Wickes Felter J Stewart Hagen E B Shewman EE V Stewart C A Price Oleen Kitsmiller C S Amidon Carroll Behymer T A Pease H T Clark M E Welker M E Bowles A W Ganzel.

Street Improvement Plan to Be Presented by Councilman Schneller

Councilman Fred Schneller will explain the proposed street improvement program to the Federated Civic Association of Hamilton County at a meeting in the Gibson at 4 PM Thursday.

Federated Civic Association of Hamilton County Fred Schneller Gibson

WKRC Nightly Schedule Highlights

The WKRC lineup features Frank Bayne at 10 P.M. with The Singing Sergeant. A 10:30 P.M. WKRC Movie Club meeting follows, then Jule Vigon and Chubby Lei at 11 P.M. and Boby Griffin's Nightingales at 11:15 P.M.

WKRC Frank Bayne Singing Sergeant Wkrc Movie Club Jule Vigon Chubby Leiats Boby Griffin Nightingales

Here and There Program Highlights On WFBE Schedule

The lineup at WFBE lists a 6 30 p m start with Here and There in the ps then a 6 45 p m male quartet followed by 7 p m piano selections popular at 7 30 p m Mrs Maude Laymon soprano at 7 45 p m Miss Beatrice Casey pianist A June Program then 8 p m orchestra.

WFBE Maude Laymon Beatrice Casey

Radio Listings Show Evening Broadcast Lineup Across Cities

Diverse 1920s era radio guide lists 6 P.M. to 11:45 P.M. programs across New York Cleveland Detroit Pittsburgh Chicago Springfield and more. Entries include orchestras sacred songs dance music theater reviews and recitals with stations WEAF WJZ WGN KYW WBZ and others.

WEAF New York WTAM Cleveland WCX Detroit WCAE Pittsburgh—Orchestra WWJ Pittsburgh Chicago—Orchestra WBZ Springfield—Orchestra Chicago Chain Eddie Bilkins WJZ Stromberg Carlson Hour WJIR Detroit—Trio Wjijid WLIB KYW Mee Schenectady the Continentals Springfield—String Orchestra Manuel Cigar WBAP Ft. Worth Don Amaizo WGY WEBH Springfield WGN Magic Eye New York—Orchestra WSB Atlanta Barytone Weaf Chain Red Apple Club Wone Moe Janssen Hofbrau Orches Chicago — “Congress Carnival Atlanta—Orchestra

Slater Leads New Hunt for Slayer of Ohioan

Crestline Ohio June 6 search for Clarence Lowe slayer revived by county authorities. Ora C Slater Cincinnati detective in conference with city and county officials. Previous probe proved futile. Authorities suspect a long standing grudge against Lowe sparked the murder.

Crestline, CO Clarence Lowe Lincoln Highway Here Ora C. Slater Cincinnati Slater Lowe

Treasury Secretary Mellon Projects Large Fiscal Surplus

Secretary Mellon announced in Washington that the Treasury surplus for the current fiscal year would exceed 600 million dollars. The statement signals strong federal revenue growth and a robust balance with potential implications for national finances.

Washington Mellon Treasury

River traffic and fuel oil shipment report at Cincinnati

The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 28.4 feet and rising at 6 p.m. arrivals include the Cincinnati from Louisville and several other boats. A barge carrying 170000 gallons of fuel oil from Kenova arrived for Boswell Oil Co, with half pumped into Island Queen tanks and the rest for domestic burners. It is the first water shipment of oil to Cincinnati.

Ohio River Cincinnati Louisville Queen City Betsy Ann Pittsburgh Chris Greene Pomeroy Chris Green Kenova W. Va Boswell Oil Company Island Queen Boswell Company

Thorncliffe Race Day Results Highlight Several Stakes

Thoroughbred races from Thorncliffe feature multiple claiming events with purses around 1000 dollars. Notable finishes include Royal Highness and Sunswept in the third race and Sir Leonid leading the opener, with several scratches and outs noted across the program.

Sewell Joins Cubs for Tryout at Second Base

Tom Sewell, youngest of three Alabama brothers to reach major league baseball, joined the Chicago Cubs for a tryout at second base in Chicago. His brothers Joe and Luke Sewell have been American League stars with the Indians, and Tom awaited his Alabama graduation before reporting.

Tom Sewell CUBS Chicago Chicago Cubs Joe Luke Sewell Cleveland Indians Tom University of Alabama

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