Local Republicans Nominate Ticket For County Offices
The slate includes Charles Leverone for Sheriff Charles Taft II for Prosecuting Attorney Rudolph Ruzicka for Clerk and Dr Fred L Swing for Coroner. Urban is cited for steady leadership as County Recorder and YMCA ties. background notes emphasize civic work and military service.
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Euck
Takoffice
Urban
Ked
Resent
Cincinnati Gym
Charles Leverone
Cincinnati
New York Military Academy
Leverone
Citizens Republican
Charles P. Taft II
Taft
Yale
Cinccinnati
Community Chest
Cincinnatus Association
William H. Taft
United States Supreme Court
Bank
Rudolph Ruzicka
Oakley Bank
Fred L. Swing
Citizens’ Republican Committee
Swing
Drug Stunning Two Juvenile Inmates At Detention
Two boys aged nine and ten at the Juvenile Detention Place swallowed narcotic tablets they mistook for candy. The older boy collapsed after rescue and died hours later, while the younger recovered after treatment at the Detention Place. both are expected to recover.
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Central Clinic
Akron publisher blasts bureaucracy and taxes at GOP forum
Charles L. Knight urged a sales tax and warned that government payrolls and bureaus stifle private effort. Auditor Hess forecast a $2.10 per thousand reduction in county taxes, citing shifts in levies and county city budget duties from 1926 to 1927.
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United States
Soviet Russia
Charles L. Knight
Akron
Republican Club
Chamber of Commerce
Knight
William F. Hess
Hess
Hamilton County
Congress
Ohio
Canada
Toledo
Eighth Street
Cooper Urges Women To Aid Welfare Department
Myers Y. Cooper, Republican candidate for Governor, urged Ohio women to engage with the State Public Welfare Department. Speaking in Youngstown before the Women's Club, Rotary, and Cooper Boosters, he pressed for higher priority, better facilities, and more efficient welfare services for the state's needy.
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Commercial Tribune
Youngstown
Ohio
Myers Y. Cooper
Cincinnati
Peters
Youngstown Women’s Club
Cooper
Rotary Club
Cooper Boosters’ Club
Youngstown Lions Club
Fair Board
Jefferson
Welfare Department of
Republican Committees Meet at Noon Today
The Republican Campaign Committee calls Ed D. Schorr to chair meetings at headquarters in the Strand Building. The Executive Committee meets at 12, Platform at 12 30, and Speakers Committee at 1 today.
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Republican Campaign Committee
Republican
Strand Building
Ed D. Schorr
Platform
Committee
Twenty Fourth Ward To Hold Organization Meeting
One of the largest meetings in the Twenty fourth Ward is set for tonight at 7 30 at Westwood Town Hall. Edward K. Hennegan, former County Clerk candidate on the Citizens Republican ticket, confirms ward organization in support of the Citizens Republican county and legislative ticket.
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Twenty-Fourth Ward
Westwood Town Hall
Edward K. Hennegan
Citizens’ Republican
Citizens Republican County
Wilmer Stultz Plans Early Takeoff for Europe
Wilmer Stultz, pilot of the trans Atlantic plane Friendship, announced plans to depart Trepassey tomorrow at 9 am for Europe. He noted wind earlier prevented the launch, but shifts to the north overnight suggest improved conditions, and about 200 gallons of gasoline remain to be loaded, a two hour task.
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Trepassey
N. F
Wilmer Stultz
Friendship
Europe
Stultz
Two Women Ready for Race Across the Atlantic
Curtis Field juncture reports a duel for the first womans Atlantic flight with Miss Mabel Bell and Amelia Earhart pursuing the record. Bell aids her Columbia crew while Charles A Levine plans a dawn takeoff from Old Orchard Maine. Earhart awaits favorable Trepassy Newfoundland conditions for England.
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Columbia
Curtiss Field
N. Y
Charles A. Levine
Mabel Bell
Atlantic
Curtis Field
Queen of Diamonds
Clarence Chamberlin
Germany
Old Orchard
Amelia Earhart
Miss Bell Seeks
Trepassy
N. F
England
Oliver le Boutillier
Leutillier
Master Barbers' Association backs neck care message
The Master Barbers' Association promotes neck care awareness on salon services and grooming habits. It urges patrons to consider neck safety and hygiene during barbering sessions and endorses professional guidelines for neck treatment.
Cincinnati Clubs and Civic News Highlight June Plans
Cincinnati chapter officers hosted a luncheon at the Cincinnati Club with Maj. Morris introducing Col. Sherrill, city manager and new CO of an inactive unit. Nearby, an Optimist Club picnic plans surfaced for June nine at Charles Jones’s Sharonville farm. The Central Parkway Dedication Committee eyed an October three day celebration with Frank Freericks directing. Eighty import tax cases were heard in New York. A zoo nursery will support the Milling Machine Company outing, expecting 5,000 attendees. William Beiser was elected president of the Cincinnati Lions Club at the Metropole noon meeting.
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Cincinnati
Reserve Officers’ Association
Thomas B. Morris
Col
Co. O. Sherrill
Col. Sherrill
H. C. Mossberry
Columbus
C. F. Billupe
Lawrenceburg
Cincinnati Optimist Club
Charles Jones
Sharonville
Seasongood
Zoo
Cincinnati Milling Machine Company
William Beiser
Cincinnati Lions Club
Metropole
Beiser
Cincinnati Club
Ralph Downer
Richard Straus
Chester Lishawa
Lou Arrico
Frank Hutchinson
Henry Lang
Lron Tamer
Fred Breeze
Chet Moreland
Walter Mayne
Red
Search for Italia Dirigible Fails in Spitzbergen
Reports from the sealer Hobby indicate the first airplane search failed to locate the missing Italia dirigible. Lieut Luetzow Holm piloted from Biscaia Hook around Broad Bay but found nothing. fog and northwest winds hindered flights as Hjalmar Riiser-Larsen was due to arrive with further search plans.
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Associated Press
Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Luetzow Holm
Biscaya Hook
Broad Bay
West Spitzbergen
Grey Point
Wood
Widge Bays
Virgo Bay
Danish Island
Hjalmar Riiser-Larsen
Norway
Hobby
Amsterdam Island
Wilde Fjord
Wounded agent denied haven in Parkersburg shooting case
Sheriff Gordon Enoch said J. D. Lowry confessed membership in the group targeted by West Virginia Deputy Prohibition Commissioner Summers, shot during an attempted arrest. Summers lay in serious condition with a chest wound. Lowry named A. J. Panner and his son Francis as part of the party. Francis was said to have fired. The pair fled by car. both wives were detained for questioning.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Gordon Enoch
Wood County
J. D. Lowry
Co. B. Summers
West Virginia
Prohibition
Summers
Lowry
A. J. Panner
Francis Panner
Cincinnati groups schedule meetings and events all day
A busy day with numerous organizations including Gibson Cincinnati Economy Druggists convention and Metropole Lawyers Club luncheon. Also on the slate are Olympic Track and Field Committee meeting at 4 30 p m Notre Dame Alumni T Delta Sigma Phi events and various company and college gatherings across the city.
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Gibson
Cincinnati
Olympic Track and Field Committee
Notre Dame
T Delta Sigma Phi
Women’s Christian Medical College
Cooper
Yogi Hara Rama
Linton
Thomas Parker Boyd
P.m
Cincinnati Grab
Formica Insulation Company
Exchange Club
Delta Upsilon
Bee Alpha Epsilon
Collectors’ Club
Chamber of Commerce
Ludwig Rummell
Barron Collier
Community notes from Cincinnati area clubs and events
The Exchange Club, Cincinnati Club hosts Judge Morrow talk on criminal law. Summer camping plans announced for Camp Meacham Mentor Kentucky with sessions starting June 19. Christ Hospital Nurses Home cornerstone laid by Bishop Wade. Gamble and Thatcher address attendees as Nurses Alumni meet at Metropole banquet.
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Thomas H. Morrow
Exchange Club
Cincinnati Club
Camp Meacham
Mentor
Charles E. Lee
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Nurses’ Alumni Association of Christ Hospital
Metropole
Summers Shot on Elizabeth Pike. Sheriff Describes Pursuit
Bloodhounds trailed Summers who was shot on the Elizabeth pike twenty miles east of here. Constable Burdett said he allowed the deputy to lie on the highway while Parkersburg police were summoned after local residents refused aid upon learning Summers was a prohibition officer.
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Summers
Elizabeth Pike
Here
W. C. Burdett
Parkersburg
Former Senator Works Is Dead
John D. Works, 81, former United States Senator from California, died in Los Angeles at his home hotel. Survived by son Judge Lewis R. Works. Born 1847 in Indiana, he served as San Diego Superior Court judge, on the California Supreme Court bench, Los Angeles City Council president, and U S Senator 1911–1917. A Republican advocate of single presidential terms and author of several works. Funeral Friday.
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Los Angeles
John D. Works
United States
California
Lewis R. Works
District Court of Appeals
Senator Works
Ohio County
Indiana
San Diego
Superior Court
San Diego County
Supreme Court
Margaret Foley obituary and funeral notice
Margaret A Foley beloved sister of the late Rev J D Foley S J died June 6 1928 Funeral from J J Sullivan Co funeral home Bell Place and McMillan Street Friday June 8 Requiem high mass at St Francis de Sales Church at 9 a m Leonard Harry J Jr son of Harry J and Bertha Leonard nee Esterbrook of 24 West McMillan suddenly June 5 1928 aged 19 Funeral notice later
Newspaper without crime news judged as guilty as sensational press
Chicago June 6 A speaker at the triennial convention argued that a paper omitting crime scandal and catastrophe is as guilty as one sensationalizing news. S. J. Duncan Clarke of The Chicago Evening Post urged newspapers to provide balanced reporting to foster intelligent moral response.
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Chicago
S. J. Duncan-Clark
Chicago Evening Post
Chicago Theological Seminary
Norwood Girl Kidnapping Report Spurs Detroit Panic
Detroiter Patricia was summoned by her parents to Detroit city. Mr. Elliott recalls she never left home and spent days sewing and running errands with her mother. He fears ransom or worse, calling the affair the work of a fiend as a black sedan with drawn curtains is seen near Edwards road.
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Detroit
Korbe
Edwards Road
Survey of Ohio River Will Probe Barge System
Two Department of Commerce representatives started a Pittsburgh to New Orleans survey on bulk tonnage for Ohio River industries. The study aims to back a common barge carrier line with valley capital, involving Army engineers and local officials, with results due in Washington for capitalist review.
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Ohio River
Department of Commerce
W. S. Smallwood
C. C. Kirkpatrick
Transportation Division
Washington
C. N. Grimm
Harley B. Ferguson
United States Army
Pittsburgh
New Orleans
Zoo Restaurant Manager Overcome by Gas
Emmanuel Sammet 53 restaurant proprietor at Zoo clubhouse and restaurant 1109 Vine Street became overcome by gas fumes while lighting a stove in his upstairs office. His daughter Corinne found him unresponsive and firemen revived him before he was taken to Deaconess Hospital in serious condition.
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Emmanuel Sammet
Zoo
Vine Street
Corinne
John P. Benecke
Sycamore
Benecke
Frank Trienen
Sammet
Deaconess Hospital
Growth in Cincinnati church school enrollment reaches 7461
In Cincinnati Greater, 7461 children enrolled in Community Church Schools for Religious Instruction this year, up 1976 from last year. Esther Lamb, director for four years, announced at the Hamilton County Council of Religious Education meeting. The council also appointed Dr Samuel H Bowyer, president of the Federation of Churches, as Maintenance Secretary on a part time basis, with additional social service duties.
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Greater Cincinnati
Whch
Esther Lamb
Hamilton County Council of Religious Education
Samuel H. Bowyer
Federation of Churches of Cincinnati and Vicinity
Wallat Ite Baptist Church
Council
Federation of Churches
Judge suspends costs for James Rodgers on disorderly conduct
James Rodgers of 1214 Broadway had costs suspended in Police Court by Judge Tebbs on a disorderly conduct charge. He was arrested at New Street and Broadway after police officers Lage Mann and Ross reported shots fired Tuesday night. A prior misidentification note referred to him as a negro in yesterday's item.
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James Rodgers
Broadway
Tebbs
Rodgers
New Street
Lagemann and
Ross
Bengan cites virtues decline to Xavier men at ceremony
Father Brockman urged an adequate endowment for the college to meet rising demands as Jesuit faculty give without salary. The report lists numerous prize awards and degree conferrals across liberal arts, law, and commerce, including McGrath summa cum laude and Quill magna cum laude among graduates.
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Brockman
Society of Jesus
Crabbs
Thomas P. Hart
Catholic Telegraph
Herman Schneider
University of Cincinnati
Greiwe
College of Liberal Arts
Ece
Helor
Edward
Nativathearch
Biahes McNicholas
Edward J. McGrath
Verkump Aedate
James E. Quill
Newport
Ohio
John Cook
Louis G. Boeh
Timothy Hogan
Columbus
Herbert Mumm
Pi Alpha Mu
William J. McQuaide
James L. Nolan
Charles F. Wheeler
Cincinnati
Outten Ky
Victor P.standt
Canton
Joseph G. Crotty
Francis C. Haberman
Francis H. Kearns
Lawrence A. Meyer
Joseph L. Neiner
David B. Rettig
Frank H. Wulfrange
Hamilton
Gregory J. Holbrook
Mamillon
Frank J. Marchildon
Thebes
Ill
School of Commerce
Richard L. Kinsell
Jesse M. Joseph
James H. McKeon
Joseph J. Hutzer
Laws
Herbert Barnhorn
John John G. Curry
Joseph G. Deddens
William H. Deddens
Joseph B. Gigender
George P. Grein
Joseph Houdin
John J. Huseman
Irvin J. Kennedy
Andrew L. McGrath
Louis Martin
Alfred B. Molony
Herman J. Nieberding
Frank A. Nieman
Joseph F. Nieman
Robert L. Steltenkamp
Joseph P. Surran
Mary Gertrude Hulsman
Joseph P. Buerger
Thomas P. Kunker
Edward T. Burns
Carl F. Biting
Bernhard J. Griffin
Herbert H. Janszen
Thomas H. Kelley
Robert M. King
John L. Kunzelman
Francis J. Marchildon
Clarence W. Specht
Charles W. Sullivan
Daniel J. Tehan
Otto G. Wenzel
Joan F. Williams
Edwin J. Byrne
Sisters of the Precious
Mary Delphina
Louise Annar
Matthew J. Allgeier
Joseph C. Lawler
William F. O'Donnell
Arthur F. Schultz
Robert J. Williams
George D. Crabbs
John E. Greine
A.B
M.D
Chris H. Auberger
Charles W. Bick
John de Correvant
Frank A. Galvin
Edmund W. Hoelker
Elizabeth C. Keller
John Klopp
W. Hope Roth
Anthony H. Schaefer
Robert Schneider
John F. Smith
Herbert C. Strubbe
Arnold H. Westhaus
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Surgical Instrument Makers
W. Sixth St
Rain King
Etree
Bolles
America
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Winton Place
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Kirby
F. H. Wipper
BIG Four
Australia
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Pioneer
Albertark
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Pacific Hotel
Fiji
The
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United States Customs
W. J. Tilson
New York
United States Customs Court
Charles D. Lawrence
United States Attorney General
Stewart Tompkins
Miss Bell
Levine
le Boutillier
Weather Bureau
James H. Kimball
Italia
West
Works
Care Commercial Tribune
Julius Baer
Fourth ST
East
Norwood
Survey OF
Bengan
Xavier
Springfield
City Ticket Office
Busse &Borgmann Co
Preceian Av
Ephlbee
Minucas
Richard Barthelmess
Little Shepherd OF
Kingdom Come
Jerry
Herby Grands
Nat Ayer
Elsa Ersi
K.A
Dolores del Rio
Don Alvarado
Billy House and Company
Keith-Albbee
Keith-Albee
Echoes of
Spain
Charlie Murray
Thomas J. Ryan
Lowise Fazenda
Thelma Todd
VENUS
Mats
George Gaul
Marie Adell
Larry Fletcher
J. Farrell MacDonald
Marie Dressler
Gertrude Olmsted
Jack Mulhall
Dorothy Mackaill
Keith
Filmland
George Bancroft
Evelyn. Brent
Fred Kohler
Capitol Vine
Gloria Swanson
Sadie Thompson
May McAvo YY
Vitaphone Movietone News
Capitol Orc
Victor McLaglen
Strand
Sue Carol
Orpheum
Peebles Corner
Betty Compson
Kenneth Harlan
Pathe News
Paramount Comedy
Family Vine
Bessie Love
Johnny Walker
Wyomin G’ ' Enndiy
Great Merrill
Circus
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