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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1924

Page

7

Loveland Park Summer Resort Spurs New Market for Camp Goods

Business leaders in Cincinnati foresee Loveland Park developing into a major summer resort, creating demand for camp equipment, furnishings, radios, canoes, and autos. Local firms including Harris Auction Company and Bolles-Brendamour plan to supply blankets, tents, cots, and gear while auto dealers line up used cars for new residents. The park's riverfront location and open-air lifestyle are driving rapid lot sales and infrastructure building.

Loveland Park Cincinnati Loveland Park Harris Auction Company of Bolles-Brendamour Company Sunmmer Cincinnnati Barlow Motor Company General Chevrolet Sales Company Fuller Auto Company Queen City Chevrolet Company Race Street Motor Company Gilbert Avenue Chevrolet Company Hamilton Avenue Electric Radio Shop Illuminating Shop Radio Cincinnati Radio Shop Panders Music Shop Pearl Street Commercial Tribune The

Governor Small orders peace protection for Herrin trials

CHICAGO June 7. Governor Len Small replies to Sheriff Gallivan urging state troops to Herrin during trials of 8S. Glenn Young. He directs the sheriff that it is his duty to protect the peace. Capetown and Rome items follow in brief style.

Associated Press Chicago Len Small George Gallivan Herrin Glenn Young

Prominent Americans Seek Anti-Klan Pledge at Conventions

A committee of distinguished Americans intends to urge national convention Resolutions Committees to adopt an anti-Ku Klux Klan plan. The proposed wording pledges party and candidates to due process and to oppose any group based on prejudice. The memorial lists leaders from Western Reserve, Brown, Tuskegee, and other institutions and will be presented by Dr. Thwing at the Republican gathering in Cleveland.

Associated Press New York New York World Eirs Charles F. Thwing Western Reserve University Charles E. Woodcock Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Kentucky Luther B. Wilson Methodist Episcopal Church Anti-saloon League of America David G. Wylie Presbyterian Board of Missions Corwin Sheridan Shank Northern Baptist Convention George C. Clement Louisville African Methodist Episcopal Church Robert R. Moton Tuskegee Institute Francis P. Duffy Chaplin James G. Harbord Radio Corporation of America Steven A Tse New York City W. H. P. Faunce Brown University Ernest M. Hopkins Dartmouth College Jane Addams

Senators Plan Investigation of Enforcement

A Senate special committee tentatively agreed to a thorough probe of prohibition enforcement and revenue bureau operations and plans to decide June 17. Senator King said the aim is to show prohibition has been a failure and the inquiry may cover revenue collections across three administrations. Francis Heney’s potential role as counsel is under debate as the panel reviews several attorneys.

Associated Press Washington Senate Committee Revenue Bureau King Dem Uwh Francis J. Héney California Coolidge Couzens Rep Mich

Around World Flyers Reach Hong Kong China

American around the world flight team arrived in Hong Kong from Amoy at 12 30 p m after a 300 mile hop of three hours and fifteen minutes The next leg will be a 500 mile hop to Haiphong French Indo China.

Associated Press Hongkong Amoy Haiphong Indo-China

Michigan Prohibition Amendment Seeks Ballot Support

Robert D. Wardell of Detroit filed a proposed constitutional amendment with the Secretary of State to conform with federal law and permit sale of 2.75 percent beer in Michigan if Congress amends the Volstead Act. The measure would appear on the ballot next November with about 38 000 more signatures needed. Wardell leads the Michigan Association Against the Prohibition Amendment.

Michigan Congress Robert D. Wardell Detroit Wardell Michigan Association Against

Appeals Court to Hear 11 Cases Next Week

United States Circuit Court of Appeals will hear eleven cases during the coming week. One case involves the Italian government in the appeal of Wilkoft Company scrap metal dealers of Youngstown Ohio over a breach of contract verdict.

Appeals Court United States Circuit Court of Appeals Government of Italy Wilkoft Company, Scrap Metal Dealers Youngstown, C

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