Rumania Forms Cabinet as King Remains Hopeful
Printe Carel announced the formation of a cabinet with M Mironescu as Premier and Foreign Minister Miahi Popovici as Interior Minister and Gen Condesco as War Minister. Reports say the king and Princess Helen may reconcile, while Prince Nicholas plans a Europe tour and Dowager Queen Marie heads to Oberammergau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Mironescu
Miahi Popovici
Gen. Condesco
Helen
Carol
Michael
Prince Nicholas
Carel
Nicholas
Bucharest
Europe
Marie
Oberammergau
Rumania
Queen Marie to Shorten German Visit This Month
Dowager Queen Marie of Romania arrived in Munich and announced she would return to Bucharest on June 4, cutting her four week stay in Germany. The decision follows earlier reports that her son's bid for the Romanian throne would not affect her plans and that Carol's appearance as king would be limited to internal Romanian matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Bavaria
Marie
Romania
Bucharest
Germany
Carol
Prince Carol of
Mme. Lupescu
Prince Carol
Helen
Michael
Carol of Romania returns to claim throne amid rumors
Former Crown Prince Carol, exiled for a love affair, arrives in Bucharest by air and swiftly assumes leadership as reports swirl he was proclaimed king. Paris and Bucharest dispatches note factions favor him while Lib and Peasant parties weigh his bid to overturn January 4 1926 regency act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Carol of
Romania
France
Bucharest
Carol
Nicholas
Cluj
Petitaristen
National Assembly
Ferdinand
Michael
Europe
National Peasant Party
Liberal Party
Vintila Bratianu
Pre
LE Bourget
Crown Prince
Jean la Louette
Popp
Mme. Lupescu
Switzerland
Termani
Zizi Ilambrino
Rumania
England
Mickey
Elmwood Aerie 1694 Meets to Honor Departed Brother
Members will gather at the Eagles Temple on Monday June 9 at 7 30 p m to pay respects to departed brother Albert Hinckel Joseph Haarman president Ernst Reising secretary attend and observe the lodge notice in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmwood Aerie No. 1694
Eagles Temple
Albert Hinckel
Joseph Haarman
Ernst Reising
Townsfolk mourn several local obituaries and notices
The notice column lists deaths and funeral plans for Meathe Hinckel Jacob Hoese Simon W Kittering Mary Korte Magdelina Staehling William Taubald and Sallie Wolfe with service details and addresses. A feature on Prince Carol of Romania recounts his marriage, abdication, exile and later events leading to Michael's reign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie M. Kittering
Junietta Avenue
Westwood
Korte
Mary (Nee Rusche
John Korte
William Korte
Findlay Street
St. Augustine Church
Staehling
Magdelina
Nee Staub
George Staehling
Ben Miller
George Tibbitts
Joseph
George
Paul
John
Arthur Staehling
Harrison Avenue
St. Bonaventura Church
St. Ann Ladies’ Society
Little Flower Society
Cleveland
Anderson
Ind
Biloxi
Miss
Taurbald
William H
Mary . Schreier Taubald
Anna Taubald
Bert Williams
Indian View Avenue
Mariemont
Wolfe
Sallie Cox
John W. Wolfe
Forest Avenue
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan
Upland Place
Pilot escorts Prince Carol to Bucharest from Munich
A Belgrade report says the airplane pilot who brought Prince Carol to Romania stated that Carol traveled with two ministers from Premier Maniu's cabinet. The trio was conveyed from Munich to Bucharest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Jugo-Slavia
Carol
Romania
Maniu
Bucharest
Munich
Bailey Leads in North Carolina Senate Primary Race
Bailey heads Josiah W. Bailey and Senator Simmons in the Democratic nomination battle for the U S Senate with Thomas Estep also on the slate. The race highlights party regularity and prohibition support while a GOP primary sees four candidates competing for the Senate nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah W. Bailey
Raleigh
F. M. Simmons
Senate
Bailey
Alfred E. Smith
Simmons
Thomas L. Estep
Allegheny County
Estep
Simmons and
Bailey Long
North Carolina
Anti-Saloon League
Republican Party
Arty
George M. Pritchard
Asheville
Tenth
George E. Butler
Clinton
H. Grady Dorsett
Wake Forest
Irvin B. Tucker
Whiteville
Claude Kitchin
Smith
Congress
Charles L. Abernethy
Samuel H. Hobbs
Kentucky election law ruled unconstitutional by Kentucky judge
Franklin Circuit Court Judge Thomas B. McGregor blocked the new election law that would lock ballots on election night and tally them next day. He also ruled the State Election Commissioners erred by awarding the ballot box contract before the required ninety day period after the 1930 General Assembly. Attorneys plan to seek appellate review before June 20 summer recess. primary elections are set for August 2 for one Senate seat and eleven congressional seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Frankfort
Thomas B. McGregor
Franklin Circuit Court
McGregor
General Assembly
State Court of Appeals
Senate
Former Oklahoma Governor J B A Robertson Runs for Senate
Former Oklahoma governor J B A Robertson declared his Democratic bid for the U S Senate. He calls for repealing the Eighteenth Amendment and the Volstead Act and replacing with government liquor regulation akin to Swedish or Canadian systems. He cites intolerable prohibition and bootlegging in every block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
J. B. A. Robertson
United States
Death Lily of Ganglandhunt prompts renewed manhunt
The body identified as P. E. Bradley of Miami Beach bears six bullet wounds, with bruises showing torture prior to death. McLaughlin lies in the morgue as a new hunt begins for the gangland figure tied to the case while Margaret’s man dies and pallbearer Eugene Red McLaughlin is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Bradley
Miami Beach
McLaughlin
Lily
Cincinnati
O’banion'sfirst
Margaret
Eugene “Red” McLaughlin
Police connect unknowns in Newport shooting case
Police here do not believe the McLaughlin shooting is linked to the Covington death of David Jerus alias Jen Bates on New Year’s Day. Lawrence Coats and Bates took Charles Stubbs of 11 East Third Street, Newport, for a ride when a pistol battle ensued. Bates died and Stubbs was seriously wounded, with Stubbs admitting he shot Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLaughlin
David Jerus
Jen” Bates
Covington
Lawrence Coats
Bates
Charles Stubbs
East Third Street
Newport
Stubbs
Death Lily dodges Cincinnati again in jewel ring case
Mary Ryan a 24 year old known as the Death Lily dodged Cincinnati charges after bond jumps and escape from Oak Park. Police traced her via Chicago authorities and noted six slain lovers linked to rivals’ bullets while she entertained at the Ambassador Club on Chicago's Gold Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily
Cincinnati
Mary Ryan
Chicago
Illinois
James O’brein
Miss Ryan
Oak Park
Ill
Kirgan
O’brien
Ambassador Club
Gold Coast
Jen Bates
Covington
Mabley & Carew Company
Cal Crim
Paul Ryan
Margaret Hamilton
Mary Collins
Jane Kopeland
Reed Attacks Monopolies and Prohibition Ideals
Senator Reed denounces the Mellon aluminum trust and Radio Corporation of America as monopolies and laments Prohibition cartels. He attacks Hoover Coolidge regimes, supports freeing speech only with free communication, and criticizes Hawley Smoot tariffs as robbery. He warns Democrats against tariff excesses and urges a return to party principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Corporation
Radio Corporation of America
Reed
Department of Justice
Mellon Aluminum Trust
Teapot Dome
Elk Hills
Coolidge
Hoover
Great Britain
Britain
Anti-Saloon League
Bishop Cannon
Democratic Party
Cannon
Congress
Harding
Daugherty
Fall
Doheny
Denby
Herbert Hoover
Artie Hyde
The
Missourian
Fever anti toxin makers win infringement suit
In New York a federal judge Sustained the Dicks of Chicago George F and Gladys Henry as makers of scarlet fever preventives ruling Lederle Anti-toxin Laboratories infringed their patents. The five week trial ended with an injunction against further toxin and anti toxin production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dicks of
Chicago
Coffey
George F
Gladys Henry
Lederle
Train Kills Sleeper on Norfolk & Western Tracks
In Portsmouth Ohio on June 7 Samuel Million aged 60 was struck and killed by a switch engine after falling asleep on the railroad tracks. The incident occurred on the Norfolk and Western line local to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Samuel Million
Still Operator Fined Record Amount in Liquor Case
Batavia Ohio June 7 Joseph Goetz of Newport Kentucky charged with operating a 300 gallon still was fined 900 dollars and costs in what was described as the largest liquor law violation penalty ever imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia, CO
Joseph Goetz
Newport
Jewel theft ring linked to Jane Rodgers in NY and Chicago
Jane Rodgers is connected with a massive jewel theft ring uncovered in New York and Chicago two weeks ago. Authorities identify Rodgers as part of the operation with the case tying together robberies across both cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Rodgers
New York
Chicago
Thief Uses Ruse to Steal Teacher’s Pocketbook
Yesterday a thief entered Miss Thelma Guckenberger's classroom at 520 Findlay street under a pretended complaint about boys throwing rocks. While she confronted the boys, the thief snatched her pocketbook containing $15. Thelma Guckenberger teaches at the special school on Findlay street, near 3469 Brookline avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Guckenberger
Brookline Avenue
Findlay Street
Miss Guckenberger
Man suffers burns cleaning clothes with gasoline pan
Thomas Huckelbe of 1312 Free man avenue suffered burns on the left hand yesterday when a pan of gasoline he was using to clean clothes was grilled by a stove. Huckelbe hurled the pan into a hallway. The hallway began to burn. Firemen under Marshal William Hilsinger extinguished the blaze with a loss of $25. Huckelbe was given first aid treatment by firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Huckelbe
Freeman Avenue
Huckelbe
William Hilsinger
Teen injured in alley fight near Armory Avenue
James Mara 16 of 762 Armory Avenue suffered a possible skull fracture after being struck by a youth with knucks in front of 755 Armory Avenue. He was listed in serious condition at St Marys Hospital. Mara and two companions reportedly argued over a girlfriend. search for the other youths continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mara
Armory Avenue
St. Mary’s Hospital
Mara
Negro Seizes Trousers and Escapes from Hartwell Store
A Black man grabbed three pairs of trousers and fled Mrs Lillian Allan's store at 277 Hartwell Avenue early yesterday. Allan said a confederate drew her attention while the thief escaped with the garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Allan
Hartwell Avenue
Allan
Bishop Abbott May Not Attend Dayton Confirmation
The Rt. Rev. H. P. Abbott of the Lexington diocese may skip tonight’s confirmation at St. John’s Dayton due to a vestry dispute over a signatory statement. He previously indicated attendance only if the vestry signed a message condemning publicity of church controversy. The bishop also set to officiate at confirmations in Newport and Latonia today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P
Almon Abbott
Lexington
Episcopal Church
St. John’s Church
Dayton
Velasco
Bishop Abbott
St. Paul's Church
Newport
St. Stephen’s
Latonia
Fearons Former Western Union General Attorney Dies at 76
George Hadésal Fearons 76, longtime Western Union general attorney from 1892 to 1918, died of a heart attack at his New York home. Born in Newport Kentucky, he studied at St Louis University and Cincinnati Law School. He later served as general counsel for Southern Bell and was survived by his second wife and son George H Fearons Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Hadésal] Fearons
Western Union Telegraph Company
Newport
George Richard ‘Fearons
Kentucky
St. Louis University
Cincinnati Law ‘School
Western Union
Cincinnati
Southern Bell Telephone Company
George H. Fearons, Jr
Mrs Hugh Clark Buried Attended by Governor in Steubenville
Funeral services for Mrs. Hugh T. Clark were held at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Steubenville after she died suddenly at a Columbus dinner. Gov. Myers Y. Cooper and Mrs. Cooper attended, with Adjt. Gen. A. W. Reynolds and Arthur Nixon, Republican State Central Committee chairman, also present. Active pallbearers were from Argonne Post No. 33 of the American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argonne Post No
The
American Legion
John W. Coleman Civil War survivor dies in Martins Ferry
John W. Coleman age 85 and last local Sherman army survivor in Martins Ferry Ohio died suddenly in a hospital. He served with an Indiana regiment during the Civil War and had recently undergone an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Coleman
Martins Ferry
Georgia
Indiana
Retired Phone Executive Ends Life in Bathroom
Isaac W. Ferry, 70, former Glant Superintendent of the Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Company, shot himself in the right temple in a bathroom at 2613 Essex Place Walnut Hills. Coroner and Mrs. Bennett could not determine a cause. she found him upon returning home after a shopping trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac W. Ferry
Cincinnati and Suburban
Bell Telephone Company
William Bennett
Essex Place
Walnut Hills
Bennett
Fred Swing
Ferry
Thad M. Gillespie
SHIPPING BOARD DELAYS PLAN TO SELL LINES
Washington June 7 The Shipping Board delays sale of government trans Atlantic freight lines while a presidential commission studies proposals. Bids come from United States Lines Black Diamond Steamship Company and Cosmopolitan Shipping Company for the American Diamond and the America France lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
United States Shipping Board
Presidential Commission
United States Lines
Black Diamond Steamship Company
Cosmopolitan Shipping Company
trans-Atlantic Freight Lines
American Diamond
America-France Lines
Black Diamond
Cosmopolitan
America- France
Nine Injured when Car Crash Overturns Two Vehicles
At Colerain pike end North Bend road a car driven by Melville Grissmer 18 ran into a vehicle driven by Louis Haefner 45. Nine people injured including Grissmer and family. two cars overturned. Grissmer charged with reckless driving. incident witnessed by Police Sergt Walter Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colerain Pike End
North Bend Road
Melville Grissmer
Vine Street
Louis Haefner
Venice
John Grissmer
Norma Grissmer
Mary L. Grissmer
East
Clifton Avenue
William
Mélville Grissmer
Young Grissmer
Haefner
Walter Martin
Hamilton
Five Passengers Miss Steamship Sailing Abroad
Five passengers who missed the departure of the Italian liner Augustus due to misinformed agents appeared at the pier ten hours after the ship sailed. Regina Linski of Pittsburgh, the Rev. J. J. Henelski of New Orleans, and Mr and Mrs Joseph Tregori with son Alfred of San Francisco transferred to the French liner Rochambeau, with most baggage remaining on the Augustus.
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New York
Augustus
Genoa
Italy
Regina Linski
Pittsburgh
Kan
J. J. Henelski
New Orleans
Joseph Tregori
Alfred
San Francisco
Rochambeau
Street contracts awarded by city solicitor
John D. Ellis announced awarded street contracts yesterday. Cheviot avenue Gambie street to Motor lane Gambie street to Higbee street Higbee street to Harrison avenue A P Birnbaum 11922 Robert avenue 400 feet north Cino Construction Company 6287.50 Vinedale avenue Trenton avenue to eastern terminus Sullivan Brothers Paving Company 9347.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Ellis
Cheviot Avenue
Gambie Street
Motor Lane
Higbee Street
Mozart Street
Harrison Avenue
A. P. Birnbaum
Robert Avenue
Cino Construction Company
Vinedale Avenue
Trenton Avenue
Sullivan Brothers’ Paving Company
Pattison Announces Candidacy Against Longworth
John Pattison announced his May 25 candidacy after urging by Ohio Democrats to seek the nomination. The Cincinnati native and Ohio Wesleyan graduate once ran for State Treasurer and now faces a formidable opponent in Speaker Longworth, a veteran congressman and former floor leader. Pattison served in aviation during World War I and was decorated by Poland, later touring by airplane during his treasurer race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer
Ohio
Pattison
Congress
Longworth
Cincinnati
Ohio Wesleyan
Kansas State University
Poland
Assassination Port in Lisbon Attributed to Pole Franz Piechowski
The report identifies Franz Piechowski, a Polish national, as the shooter in Lisbon. Von Baligand, born 1881 in Munich, pursued law studies at Würzburg and Munich, served as a Bavarian Army captain, and joined the German Foreign Service rising to director of the press division before becoming Minister to Lisbon in 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Franz Piechowski
von Baligand
Munich
Wurzberg
Foreign Service
Geneva
Athens
Foreign Office
Indiana Jury Convicts Young Slayer of Sheriff
James Anderson, 25, of Indiana and Kentucky, is sentenced to die October 1 in Michigan City for the murders of Sheriff Herman Lang and Benjamin Shaw. The two killings occurred December 28 after a drunken argument at a Connersville beer camp. Anderson confessed after capture in Perry County Kentucky on March 12 saying he had found religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Anderson
Indiana
Kentucky
Michigan City
Ind
Herman Lang
Lawrenceburg
Benjamin Shaw
Connersville
Brookville
Roscoe C. O’byrne
Anderson
Shaw
Lang
Good Samaritan Hospital
Bethesda Hospital
Perry County
Fourth Atlanta Councilman Sentenced for Grafting
Atlanta June 7. Councilman W. E. B. Saunders, the fourth man convicted in Atlanta municipal graft trials, was sentenced to two years on the chain gang and fined $1000. He was convicted on three of four counts. evidence showed bribes to influence his council actions. Motion for a new trial filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
W. EB. Saunders
Saunders
Fire Routs Brother of Ambassador Dawes
Evanston Illinois June 7 Fire routed Rufus Dawes president of the board of trustees for the 1933 World's Fair and Mrs Dawes from bed early today. The fire started in the incinerator at the Dawes home and with the aid of servants he carried valuable silver and glassware to safety. Damage to the home was not great. Dawes is a brother of Charles G Dawes ambassador to the Court of St James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Ill
Rufus Dawes
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