Burton in Rage for Willis Seat in U. S. Senate
Representative Theodore E Burton signals opposition to heavy campaign spending as he contemplates a Senate bid. The Ohio veteran, age 77, first served 1889, with twelve House terms and Senate service followed by a return to the House in 1921. He plans speeches in Ohio and Cincinnati while delaying a full platform and canvass.
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Harding Debt Funding Commission
Mau withdraws as Republican candidate in Ohio Senate race
Dayton Ohio June 7 Haroth E Mau United States District Attorney for Southwestern Ohio withdraws as a candidate in the Republican primaries for the Senatorial nomination in favor of Theodore E Burton of Cleveland Mau cites discussions with Republican leaders across Ohio who favored Burton and urges unity to back a Burton nomination and November victory Burton is praised as a statesman and may win broad support including some Democrats
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The
Commercial Tribune
Washington
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Portsmouth
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National Grange
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A. E. Bernsteen
United States
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Thad H. Brown
Columbus
Dayton
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Theodore E. Burton
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Frank B Willis
America
Paints and grinding services at Reliable Cutlery
Reliable Cutlery and First class Grinding advertise paint supplies and tools including Kolbe's Paint and Enamels Pratt Lambert Varnish and Lacquers. The store lists a fresh stock and a range of sponges and chamois along with contact details at 222 East Fifth Street Main 7845.
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Ohio Senator Nomination Prediction Stirs Party Confidence
A political forecast asserts the Senate seat is rightfully in GOP hands and predicts the Republican leaders in Ohio will back the candidate. The speaker says backing is assured and expects the nominee to win the nomination and the general election.
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Davey Files Papers for Democratic Gubernatorial Nomination
Congressman Martin L. Davey of Kent Ohio filed his declaration with Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination and opened campaign headquarters in Kent. Portage County signers include T. J. Fitzgerald Henry J. Robison Probate Judge W. S. Harvey former Mayor Henry Horning banker Alfred Ravenscroft former Director of Public Safety and Andrew H. Austin Ravenna mayor.
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Columbus
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Kent
Clarence J. Brown
T. J. Fitzgerald
Henry J. Robison
W. S. Harvey
Henry Horning
Alfred Ravenscroft
Andrew H. Austin
Ravenna
Portage County
Indian ward case: woman charged after liquor sale probe
West Ninth street scene drew Det Chief Kirgan who arrested Mrs Parker and two men for liquor sales to a ward of the government. Jacobs held for possessing liquor, bonds set at 2500 and 1000. Hearing slated for next Wednesday with further police court trials continued to Thursday.
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Princess Helen files suit to divorce Carol of Romania
London dispatch reports Princess Helen of Romania filed a divorce petition in Bucharest's Appellate Court on June 7 alleging insult and noting her husband's departure from marriage. She cites that he left her as grounds and seeks summons for June 21 via the Official Gazette. Their six year old son Mihai is king under regency.
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Italia dirigible signal prompts search effort analysis
Radio notes from Clyde Amos claim a North Atlantic SOS from the Italia with a position near 84 15 10 N, 15 20 40 E and freezing temps. The messages resemble Vladivostok signatures but are traced to Soviet aid appeals. experts note the coordinates fall between King's Bay and polar areas with no land nearby.
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Soviet Rescue Commission
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First Flyer Lands Plane After Bremen Rescue Flight
Captain Robert F. Fogg of Concord New Hampshire lands at Lunken Airport after aiding the marooned Bremen crew on Greenly Island. He describes the rescue journey through sleet and hail and recalls meeting Baron von Huenefeld Maj. Fitzmaurice and Captain Koehl. He heads west from Cincinnati toward Tulsa.
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Baron von Huenefeld
Herman Koehl
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Horace Greeley
Cincinnati
Goodby
St. Louis
Tulsa
New Paganism Flayed by Editor at Cincinnati Meeting
Michael Williams editor of The Commonweal spoke at Archbishop McNicholas's Norwood residence urging Catholics to unite against a perceived New Paganism. He warned of unorganized forces and cited Bolshevism, Communism and materialistic science as threats, urging Christian bodies to join in defense and leadership.
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Norwood
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Commonweal
Catholic Review
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Mr. Williams
Social and Personal Recitals and Society Notes
A crowded first organ recital at the LeBlond home featured Sidney Durst of the College of Music. Future programs include Lillian Arkell Rixford and Ruth Carner on June 14 to benefit the Catholic Women's Association clubhouse fund. The report also notes Mrs. Wallace M. Gray and daughter Josephine in New York, and a March through several civic and church events with numerous local figures attending gatherings, anniversaries, and upcoming fetes.
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College of Music
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Wallace M. Gray
Miss Josephine
New York City
Roosevelt Hotel
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Mt. St. Vincent
College of Mt. St. Joseph
Charles LeBlond
Cleveland
Charles Resor
Cincinnati
Catherine Roberts
Lawrenceburg
Ind
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Washington, D. C
Charles H. LeBlond
Fre Catholic Charities
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S. J
University of Detroit
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Holy Angels Church
Madison
Grandin Roads
William E. Costello
Harry V. Hendy
Mt. St. Mary’s
Warsaw
Grand Avenues
Dan M. Harrison
Hendy
Harrison
Anti Hoover Forges Master For Showdown
National Committeeman for New York and others discuss Hoover prospects. Senator Moses predicts Hoover near 545 votes on first ballot, Coolidge out, Smoot notes platform talk yet to yield. Farm relief stance split among Lowden Watson, Curtis, Goff, with McNary-Haugen bill a contested issue.
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Weather Report and Temperature Table for June 7 1928
Ohio and neighboring states expect increasing cloudiness with showers and thunder storms Friday into Friday night. East portion warmer. Indiana and Kentucky show thundery chances. West Virginia and Missouri also forecast moisture. A regional table lists highs and lows, and precipitation for the day across many cities, including Cincinnati, St Louis, Nashville, and Kansas City, with a late afternoon record.
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Chisazo
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Tsar
Valley Forge stamps arrive at Cincinnati Post Office
A supply of 50,000 Valley Forge stamps of the two cent denomination was received yesterday at the Cincinnati Post Office and placed on sale. Officials said another large supply will arrive soon. The stamps commemorate the 150th anniversary of Washington's Valley Forge campaign.
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Cincinnati
Washington
Stricken Corinth Shaken Again By Earthquake
Athens Greece June 7 The city of Corinth battered by recent earthquakes was again shaken this afternoon Many houses collapsed smoke hung over the town and villagers fled A volcanic eruption was suspected as the cause Damage spread to Loutraki It a Vrashati and nearby towns Corinth felt only slightly in Athens Last quake was May 30 with more minor tremors since.
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Cincinnati Embezzlement Charge Against Poole
Chicago reports a Cook County Attorney filed embezzlement charges against Robert P. Poole crew manager for Morris Audit Company of Cincinnati. Company president Earl W. Morris said Poole sent four crew members and his mother-in-law to Lincoln Nebraska, while Poole remains missing. Morris advances claims of $5,000 for work in Des Moines St Joseph and Atchison and sent $1,800 for expenses to Poole.
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St. Joseph
Atchison, Kan
Los Angeles
Nude man ends life in electric chair setup in bathroom
Chicago June 7 Electro cution by a new method was carried out by Otto Weike in his home on Muskegon avenue. He sent his wife and children to a theater, rigged a dining room chair as a seat with metal pieces and a silver bar, connected to a socket, added a heavier fuse and water on the floor to ensure contact, disrobing he sat and turned on the switch, his son Elmer found him dead on the return from the movies.
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Accused Woman Cries Kill Me in Murder Trial
In the trial for Cook’s murder accused woman pleads for mercy crying Kill me while the cross examination reviews two letters from Miss Bumbaugh to Cook. Doctor says both letters show a normal person. Witness Girard Bumbaugh testifies he carried a revolver to Cook's office and denies threatening Bath.
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St Xavier Class of 29 elects new president
William M. Clines of Louisville Ky was elected President of the St Xavier College class of 1929. He also served as junior class President. E Wirt Russell of Portsmouth Ohio, Thomas Eagen of Glendale Ohio, Paul Cain of Cincinnati and Ted Schmidt of Cincinnati named as Student Council representatives. Other elections announced include 1930 class President Edmund D Doyle and council reps. Senior Sodality Prefects named. Debating Society picks Deddens Glueck Vaughn Savage Conroy. Russell resumes Xaverian News editorship. Downing named Business Manager.
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William M. Clines
Louisville
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E. Wirt Russell
Portsmouth
Thomas Eagen
Glendale
Paul Cain
Ted Schmidt
Cincinnati
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S. J
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Timothy S. Hogan
Columbus
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Norwood
Edward R. Tepe
Edward J. Geiser
James Bolger
Fred Bamberger
Philophedian Debating Society
Anthony T. Deddens
Frank C. Glueck
Frank Vaughn
Robert Savage
Morse J. Conroy
The
Xaverian News
Richard D. Downing
Tower Hill Camp Opens Tomorrow For Summer Season
Tower Hill Camp and Athletic Park on the Little Miami River, organized 35 years ago by the Cincinnati YMCA to provide outdoor summer living, will open its season tomorrow. W. C. Hodler of Columbus, Ohio, will direct this season's activities.
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Courthouse Employees Accused of Politicking at GOP Meeting
A Citizens Republican Committee meeting at 405 Carew Building recounted alleged loyalty breaches by county office staff. Capt. Victor Heintz and Charles O. Rose urged precinct committeemen to run for office to restore honest, efficient government, contrasting past city hall service with new aims.
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Japan's Premier Survives Attempted Assassination
Tokyo June 8 A man in working clothes tried to stab Premier Tanaka at Ageno Station as he headed to Utsunomiya for a party conference. Tanaka escaped unharmed as his bodyguard thwarted the attack and seized the assailant.
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