Pinchot Loses Bid for State Chairman in Republican Ruling
Philadelphia June 7 The Pennsylvania Republican organization reaffirmed control by re electing Brig. Gen. Edward Martin as state committee head 77 to 37 over S Van Brown Pinchot supported by Grundy. The Allegheny Philadelphia bloc backed the state machine and defeated the Pinchot slate amid a sharp primary fight and a pending Luzerne County irregularities probe Pinchot claims 20000 unofficial plurality.
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Philadelphia
Republican Organization of Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
Edward Martin
Martin
S. van Brown
Lycoming County
Pinchot
Joseph R. Grundy
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
Gen. Martin
Keystone
State Committee For Reorganization
State Committee
James J. Davis
United States
Davis
Francis Shunk Brown
Luzerne County
Taft Narrowly Tries To Catch Hoover Camp Trout
President Hoover and party spend a day at Rapidan lodge in Orange Virginia. He lands a sixteen inch rainbow trout weighing nearly two pounds on first cast while fourteen brook trout are added later. Mrs Hoover shows improvement though still convalescing. Robert A Taft misses the departure from Washington and catches up with the group later. The camp features cool mountain air, horseback riding, and a look at the mountain school progress.
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Orange
Rapidan River
Hoover
Rapidan Lodge
White House
Mrs. Hoover
Joel T. Boone
Outboard Speedboat Races On Ohio River Today
Outboard speedboat races on the Ohio River opposite Eden Park start at 2 p.m. Three races in Class B Class C and free-for-all offer cash and merchandise prizes. Local and out-of-town drivers compete sponsored by the Idle Hour Boat Club with entries taken within thirty minutes before race time.
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Ohio River
Eden Park
Ohio
Kentucky
Idle Hour Boat Club
Chinese Slain as Tongs Sign Treaty of Peace
New York June 7 The Hip Sing and On Leong tongs signed a peace treaty but violence continued as a seventh Chinese man was shot and killed in a Harlem laundry. Police suspected possible private vengeance and could not identify the victim.
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New York
Harlem
Tong
Mulrooney
College of Medicine Alumni Reunion to Hear Automotive Genius
The College of Medicine Alumni Association announces a reunion in Cincinnati with Dr. Charles Franklin Kettering as principal speaker. The June 13 banquet at the Gibson precedes the June 14 reunion at the university, featuring certifying membership to the 1930 graduating class and speeches by Dr. Parke G. Smith and others. Notable attendees include Dr. Augustus Case and Dr. Alonzo Bence Cicero, with Dr. Charles Neal among expected guests from local and nationwide circles.
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Charles Franklin Ket
Russell Wilson
Liam Streetman
A.meyer
College of Medicine
University of Cincinnati
United States
Cincinnati College of Medicine
America
Augustus Case
Akron
Ind
Alonzo Bence Cicero
Charles Neal
Ohio
Gibson
Bachmeyer
Thomas Sharkey
Parke G. Smith
Alumni Association
Dr. Kettering
Delco
Dr. Smith
Henry Brown
Helena Ratterman
Frank Cross
William Abbott
Carl A. Wilzbach
H. Freiberg
Louis Feid, Jr
W. D. Haines
D. J. Davies
Stanley Dorst
Martin H. Fischer
Alfred Friedlander
Arnoldoo. Abraham
Frank Batsche
James Sterrett Caldwell
Garland Hunt Clark
William C. Clark
William P. Clark
Sander Cohen
Richard Williams Cregg
Clark M. Dougherty
Ernest Wolfert Ekermeyer
Harry Carl Ernsting
Carroll Judson Faire
Starr MacLeod Ford, Jr
Harry LaCroix Fry
Leo Glober
Edgar Reese Hargett
Sherman
Hamilton County Gold Star Mothers Arrive From France
Nineteen Hamilton County Gold Star Mothers return to Cincinnati this afternoon at 3. They toured French graves of sons lost in World War I and will recount experiences to locals. A homecoming reception, private and public welcomes, and a veterans group program await at Veterans Memorial Headquarters and nearby homes.
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Hamilton County
Gold Star
France
Cincinnati
United States
D. C. Waring
Cleneay Avenue
South Norwood
New York
Cherbourg
Lydia Lindsey
Massachusetts Avenue
William Floyd Lindsey
Bridget Sullivan
Ballard Avenue
John P. Sullivan
Chateau Thierry
Marie Hoffman
Neillie Kane
Cecilia Ruff
Lillian Duff
Bentley Post Auxiliary No. 50
American Legion
Veterans’ Memorial Headquarters
Broadway
Rain and cool spell ease drought in Hamilton County
Intermittent showers traced through Thursday brought slight rainfall to Hamilton County with a trace at the U S Weather Observatory and spotty totals countywide. Forecasters expect fair skies with rising temperatures and cooler conditions in the south as wheat concerns linger.
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Hamilton County
Cincinnati
D. H. Graham
United States Weather Observatory
Ohio
Prisoner brothers admit killing brother in drunken quarrel
Ansel Adams and Killis Adams, both brothers from 1538 Denman Street, returned on murder indictments after confessing a fight with Raymond Adams two weeks earlier that left him dead. Raymond, 31, died from a fractured skull after a beer bottle strike during the brawl in which he allegedly assaulted Ansel and Killis. Detectives Cleary, Diers, and McShane secured the suspects in the county jail. father witnessed but did not participate.
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Ansel Adams
Killis Adams
Denman Street
Raymond Adams
Raymond
William Cleary
Charles Diers
Somerset
General Hospital
Cleary
James McShane
Ansel
Killis
Anse
Ty Ansé
Army Deserters Nabbed Near Coney Island Camp
Three soldiers who deserted their post at Fort Riley Kansas on Memorial Day were tracked to a camp on the Ohio River near Coney Island and captured by detectives and policemen. A stolen auto and several pistols were found with them. The group identified as Walter Mercer nineteen Clinton Iowa Thomas De Shazo nineteen Crawfordsville Kansas and Merle Hatfield eighteen Heron South Dakota admitted desertion and stealing a car at Junction City Kansas then driving to Cincinnati where a friend lent camping gear.
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Ft. Riley
Kan
Ohio River
Coney Island
Ay Walter Mercer
Clinton
Thomas de Shazo
Crawfordsville
Merle Hatfield
Heron
S. D
Johnson Calls Hoover Pact Stand Silly
Senator Johnson Republican California rejects President Hoover's refusal to share notes on the London naval conference. He argues the Senate must access treaty materials and warns the administration against withholding documents. He cites constitutional powers and vows the Foreign Relations Committee will protect confidential information while demanding full records.
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Washington
Johnson
Rep
Cal
Hoover
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Stimson
George Washington
House
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
House of Representatives
Great Britain
Junior Aviation Meet Judges Announced for Hamilton County
Judges for the second annual junior aviation meet to be held next Saturday at Withrow High School and Lunken Airport were announced. Indoor judges include Reilly Lyons Lee Fisher Pfau Ratterman Stewart Wetstein Wood. Outdoor judges include Euphrat Ahrens Goldman Hadley Ferguson Nickerson Lyons Leif Reilly Stewart Wetstein Wood Clemens. The event under Rotary Club auspices is open to all Hamilton County boys under 19, with eight planes per section and model division judging by aviators.
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Withrow High School
Lunken
Dixie Davis Field
Rotary Club
Hamilton County
James A. Reilly
M. K E. Lyons
Frank H. Lee
Frank Fisher
William F. Pfau
L. B. Ratterman
Ray Stewart
Mentor Wetstein
Henry M. Wood
Oscar Euphrat
Herman Ahrens
J. Albert Goldman
Hunter Hadley
Ronald A. Ferguson
E. W. Nickerson
M. E. Lyons
Edmund R. Leif
Ray F. Stewart
Wetstein
Walter C. Clemens
Roberts
Chamber of Commerce
Bandits Linked to Walnut Hills Payroll Hold-Up
Police tie a Friday midnight Walnut Hills robbery to a Thursday noon payroll heist. Suspects, described as two Italians aged about 40 and 25, used a stolen car to slug Merie Lindsey and seize $1,200. Victims along Spring Grove Avenue report multiple petty robberies tied to the same pair.
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Walnut Hills
Peebles Corner
Spring Grove Avenue
Merie Lindsey
Kemper Lane
Merkle Brothers’ Company
Burbank Street
Sergt. John Cameron
Odensass
Ellénreider
Lindsey
Amanda Widmer
Fairfax Avenue
Miss Widmer
Cincinnati Country Club
Grandid Road
Richard Palmer
Ashland Avenue
Palmer
William Code
Hemlock Street
Locust Street
William Simon
Hildreth Avenue
Avondale-St. Bernard
Mitchell
Greenlee Avenues
Elsinore
Simon
Harry Costello
Vine Street
Costello
Harry Weinard
Weinard
Lloyd Hauss
Montgomery Road
Husband values wife's love at thirty five thousand dollars
James Fitzgerald sues Julius Markgraf in Common Pleas Court claiming alienation of affection. He alleges Markgraf befriended his wife Mrs Anna A Fitzgerald in 1927, took her on trips to New York, offered rent free quarters, and that she asked him to leave. He values the affection at $35,000.
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James Fitzgerald
Dorchester Avenue
Common Pleas Court
Julius Markgraf
Hamilton Avenue
Fitzgerald
Anna A. Fitzgerald
Markgraf
Fitzge
Aggressive Los Angeles Feud Over Wealthy Ex-con Davis
Charles T. Davis, a Los Angeles millionaire and former Dannemora convict, is named in a $200000 breach of promise suit by Miss Dano Morris. Austin Davis, his son, says the family moved west after his release and that Davis once planned to marry Morris before she vanished with her companion Betty Clair. Davis’s wife reportedly received a $770000 cash settlement to live apart.
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Los Angeles
The
Examiner Today
Charles T. Davis
Dano Morris
Charlie Davis
Dannemora
New York
Austin Davis
California
Davis
Dad
Dana Morris
Betty Clah
Cano
Police to Free Ohioan Held on Red Charges
Memphis Tennessee June 7 Police Commissioner Clifford Davis announced the release of Prof Horace B Davis his wife and Tom Johnson alleged Communists held on charges of threatening the city peace Johnson from Cleveland Ohio would be freed today on condition he leave Memphis Prof Davis a Southwestern College economics teacher and his wife would be released later after a conference with city officials
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Memphis
Tenn
Clifford Davis
Horace B. Davis
Tom Johnson
Johnson
Cleveland
Davis
Southwestern College
Tariff Pass Predicted By Senate Republicans Next Week
Senate Republicans forecast the tariff bill passing by 49 to 47 with several absences or pairings. Key Pennsylvania senators Grundy and Reed show indecision while Smoot says passage is likely. House leaders expect adjournment by June 20 after finalizing the bill and related measures.
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D. Harold Oliver
Washington
Senate
Curtis
Pennsylvania
Senator Grundy
Bristol
Reed
Pittsburgh
Keystone State
Grundy
House
Congress
Capitol
Tilson
Connecticut
Federal Power Commission
Hudson
Border Patrol
House Appropriations Committee
Hoover
Boulder Canyon Dam
British Air Drive Drives Indian Hills Raiders From Peshawar
British planes bomb Mohmand and Khalil villages and force Indian Northwest frontier tribesmen from caves near Peshawar. Isolated raiders retreat acrossKhajuri plains amid casualties while a kidnapping party is freed across the border in Afghanistan. Local riots in Midnapore, liquor and cloth shop picketing continue as Congress leaders are arrested.
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Bombay
Peshawar
India
Khajuri
Durin
Mohmand
Khalil
Afghanistan
Maj
Farley
J. C. Frere
Frere
Gheednagar
Daspur
Midnapore
Coasta
Balislai
Bengal
Bom
Congress
Bombay Co Committee
War Council
Batlion
Eighteenth Royal Rifles
Abbotabad
North Command
Pes
Cincinnati Welcomes New Covedale Residents
Cincinnati announces a personal welcome to residents of Covedale annexed west of Price Hill. Acting City Manager John D. Ellis and O. Russell Wilson sign a letter to households, promising immediate city services and police patrols, with a request for local suggestions and guidance to obtain services.
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Incinnati
Covedale
Price Hill
John D. Ellis
Ellis
Mg O. Russell Wilson
City Hall
Ninth
Plum Streets
Accidental pistol wound kills local merchant
Lawrence Schlanser, 47, a delicatessen owner and longtime Cincinnati native, died after a revolver slipped from his pocket and discharged at his Westwood home. He operated a East Sixth Street delicatessen and later a Main Street cafeteria before selling the former. He is survived by his widow Anna and two children, plus four brothers and a sister. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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Lawrence Schlanser
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mr. Schlanser
Cinnati
Belonge Dent
East Sixth Street
William
Schlanser
Main Street
Anna Schlanser
Mary Louise
Robert
Fou
J. Harry
Foseph
Cincinnati
Maj
Adam Edward Schlanser
Waington
D. C
Cecilia Honnigford
Cincy
la Feuille Arenu Westwood
Pet
Rum Runner Shot After 15-Mile Chase In Minneapolis
Ph Joseph La Mire 22 of Somerset Wisconsin was shot three times and seriously wounded today following a fifteen mile police chase in Minneapolis. Three kegs of moonshine were found in his car.
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Minneapolis
Joseph la Mire
Somerset
Wis
Oil Leader Acquitted Amid Juror Bribe Trial
Sheridan C. Lewis former president of the defunct Julian FP leum Corporation was acquitted on charges of passing a $1,000 bribe to a juror in a retrial on fraud charges in Los Angeles on June 1.
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Los Angeles
Sheridan C. Lewis
Julian Fpleum Corporation
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Hoover Camp
Reunion
A. C. Bachmeyer
Coney
Californian Scores Administration
Tom Greene
Captain Greene
Captain Way
Betsy Ann
Tom R. Greene
Frederick Way, Jr
Fernbank Dam
George F. , Schott
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