Ponies Win Fortunes Change Lives Across Trades
The World reports on Calcutta Sweepstakes winners including Andrew Rozarie in Bombay and Leslie Screaton of Willoughby on-the-Wolds who kept cobbling after a £20,000 win. Others like Bernard Bishop and Harcourt Johnston discuss money’s limited impact while still active in their professions. Capt Alban Jones and Capt Anthony Poole also profited and invested, with some using gains to travel or start estates, while Miss Cynthia Parr and others enjoy holidays and new purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Screaton
Willoughby on-the-Wolds
Stock Exchange
Harcourt Johnston
Alban Jones
Solly Joel
Papyrus
Anthony Poole
Calcutta
East Africa
Nairobi
Place
Zanzibar
Cynthia Parr
London
G. Millard
A. F. Mackay
Nottingham
Nighttime Shooting Stuns City Witness Hunted
A Black man called Willie faced a stranger who drew a revolver and shot him in the left calf on a city sidewalk. Willie was treated at General Hospital and later sought a woman named Bobbie at 923 West Seventh, as the assailant fled and remained at large through Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Willie
General Hospital
West Seventh Street
Bobbie
Linn Street
Venezuelan Governor Rescued After Nigerians? (No, Venezuelan nationals)
An armed group alleged to be Venezuelan Nationals seized Curacao’s waterfront at night and abducted the Governor and garrison commander, along with several soldiers. The Mara caibo later returned the two officials unharmed, after they had been carried to sea and later released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willemstad
Curacao
Dutch West Indies
Maracaibo
Venezuela
Lavela
Maracaibo Seized by Filibusters Reports Amid Caribbean Tensions
The steamship Maracaibo owned by the Atlantic & Caribbean Steam Navigation Company is registered in Wilmington Delaware. Built in 1899 it is a steel twin screw vessel of 1905 net tons and was last reported sailing from Willemstad for La Guaira Venezuela on May 65 before apparently returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maracaibo
Willemstad
The
Atlantic & Caribbean
Steam Navigation Company
Wilmington
Del
la Quaira
Venezuela
DETAINEES HELD AFTER MANS DEATH AT CUTTER STREET
Police sought a white man and a companion linked to a fatal shooting at 1035 Cutter street early yesterday. Three black residents of the address, James Fields Jess Hughes and Anna Eskew, are being questioned as detectives review two robbery or liquor dispute theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutter Street
Emmett Kirgan
James ‘Highball’ Fields
Jess Hughes
Anna May Eskew
General Hospital
E. Porter
Frederick Swing
Stage couple found dead in alleged suicide pact
Actress Miss Lawrence aged 39 and Bennison 50 were found dead in a New York penthouse bedroom with self inflicted gunshot wounds. Initials on the gun suggest a personal motive linked to drink and despair. autopsy set to determine intoxication and exact cause. Bennison had a wife and child in California. Miss Lawrence had two children and had recently sublet the apartment. Police note they had lived together about nine months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennison
Miss Lawrence
Bessie Barriscale
California
Gertrude Chalair
Long Island City
L. B
Thomas Gonzalez
Watchman Fatally Injured by Train at Liberty Street Crossing
William J. Clucas aged 58 of 1200 West Liberty Street, a watchman at the Liberty Street crossing of the Southern Railway, was crushed when he fell into the path of an approaching engine yesterday. He was taken to General Hospital. Engineer was Russé Steiman of 268 Deverill Avenue, Ludlow, Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Clucas
West Liberty Street
Liberty Street
Southern Railway
General Hospital
Russé
Steiman
Deverill Avenue
Ludlow
Guggenheim Foundation Awards $1 Million For Exchange Fellowships
The John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation trustees announce a $1,000,000 gift from Simon Guggenheim and Mrs Guggenheim to create exchange fellowships between the United States and Latin America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Today
Simon Guggenheim
United States
Guggenheim
Latin America
Carmel Myers Weds Attorney Ralph H Blum in Temple Ceremony
Carmel Myers, renowned motion picture actress, marries Ralph H Blum, attorney, at Temple B'nai B'rith in Los Angeles. The ceremony at noon features a traditional Jewish ritual led by Rabbi Edgar F Magnin with filmdom in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmel Myers
Los Angeles
Ralph H. Blum
Temple B'nai B'rith
Edgar F. Magnin
Weather Summary for Ohio and Midwest Regions
Weather notes show fair conditions across Ohio Kentucky Indiana Tennessee and West Virginia with warmer temperatures expected. City readings include Nashville Albany New York Lookville Washington Jacksonville Duluth Atlanta Kansas City and Omaha with highs near mid to upper 70s and lows near mid 40s to upper 60s and scattered precipitation totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Tennessee
West Virginia
Nashville
Albany
N. York
Tenet
N.orleans
Kansas C
Galveston
Omaha
Pittsburgh
Denver
Swedes Start Atlantic Hop Aboard Sverige Monoplane
Lieut Axel Floden and mechanic Hans L Junglund depart Stockholm in the Sverige bound for Reykjavik Ivigtut Belle Isle and New York with 75 hours estimated total flight time. The party includes gifts for Mayor Jimmy Walker and Swedish officials, a Bergen stop, and backing from Tage Severing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panions
Axel Floden
Hans L. Junglund
Aiir
Stockholm
Reykjavik
Iceland
Ivigtut
Greenland
Belle Isle
New York
Jimmy Walker
New York City
Lamb
Ahrenberg
Sverige
Bergen
Norway
Tage Severing
Bremen
Baron Huenefeld
Herman Koehl
Fitngmaurice
New Foundland
San Franciscan Monoplane Fails Refueling Endurance Try
The San Franciscan, piloted by James Warner and others, landed at Mills Field at 7 24 PM after an unsuccessful refueling attempt due to propeller draft. A new attempt may be planned for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
San _ Franciscan
Mills Field
James Warner
Dry Patrol Kills Driver Mistaken For Smuggler
In International Falls Minnesota June 9 Henry Virkula a 41 year old Big Falls merchant was shot and killed as he failed to stop for border patrols on liquor smuggling duty. Investigators found no liquor in the car and two empty bottles were medicine containers. Virkula’s wife said the car moved only about ten feet before bullets struck. Border patrol officers Cr J White and E V Servine admitted firing. Both men were suspended and the shooting is under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Falls
Minn
Henry Virkula
Big Falls
Here
Virkula
Cr. J. White
White
E. V. Servine
Bodies Wash Ashore In Unidentified Man Near Tallman Case
The body of an unidentified man, described as resembling William Tallman the missing radio operator, washed ashore in San Francisco Bay. Relatives could not identify him. Tallman vanished from the steamship Admiral Benson as it neared San Francisco last Wednesday amid a murder investigation in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
William Tallman
Virginia Patty
Los Angeles
San Francisco Bay
Tallman
Admiral Benson
Postal Employees Pension Plan Set for 20000 Workers
New York World News Service reports the Postal Telegraph Cable Company will create a pension and benefit plan funded at 5 million dollars for about 20,000 employees after July 1. The plan mirrors ITT Corp. terms, allowing retirement at age 60 for men and 55 for women, with annual pensions equal to 1 percent of pay times years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy’ Fitzpatrick
South Africa
Frank Curzon
Billy
Fitzpatrick
Calcutta
N. Y. World News Service
N.Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Postal
New York World News Service
New York
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation
Registration opens for summer session at Archdiocesan Teachers College
Registration week begins Monday at 28 Calhoun Street with Rev Francis J Bredestege in charge. The college welcomes laymen and women eligible for courses. Ernest L Becker, Ad Club president elect, to address about salesman obligations to Cincinnati YMCA School of Commerce alumni tomorrow night at the Central Y Building. Vernon Thornburgh to toast. Edgar Haines will speak for current sales class members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdiocesan Teachers College
Calhoun Street
Francis J. Bredestege
Ernest L. Becker
Ad Club of Cincinnati
Cincinnati Y. M. C. A. School of Commerce
Central “Y
Vernon Thornburgh
Edgar Haines
Today’s Local Meetings and Events Schedule
A dense list of today’s events includes Gibson at Masonic Temple Drive at 12:30, Chevrolet Motor at 6:30, Republican Women at 2:39, McDowell Society 7:30, Memorial Craftsmen 7:30, Aeronautical association 8, Dr H Pierce testimony 6:30, Yagoda Salt Sanga Center 8, Hebrew Aid 8, Fresh Air Farm 10, Civic Club Metropole noon, Chamber of Commerce Brick Club 12:15, Mouth Hygiene 12:16, Kiwanis 12:15, Rotary Board 12:15, Motion Picture Council 1:30, Electric Club 7:30, Cincinnati Club, Knights of Columbus noon, Typothetarians noon, Phi Delta Theta noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Rotary Board
Motion Picture Council
Electric Club
Cincinnati Club
Knights of Columbus
Typothetarians
Phi Delta Theta
Student Aviator Ernest Stewart Dies in Chicago Crash
Chicago June 9 Ernest Stewart a student aviator with a student license took off from the municipal airport and after fifteen minutes of flying entered fog and crashed at Kilpatrick avenue and Eighty-seventh street. The plane turned over and killed Stewart as he sought to add solo flights to his commercial license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Chicago
Ernest Stewart
Kilpatrick Avenue
Eighty-seventh Street
Stewart
Plane crashes onto car in Youngstown. four injured
An airplane crashed onto an automobile near Youngstown today. Four people in the car were injured but none killed. Mrs. John Hosten, 44, suffered a broken arm and bruises. Margaret Smith, 22, New Castle PA, cut legs and a broken thumb. Lawrence Cooley, 30, internal injuries. John Hoston, ? head injuries. An unidentified 22 year old woman student pilot was operating the aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
John Hosten
Margaret Smith
New Castle
Lawrence Cooley
John Hoston
Plane lands safely after brief Seattle flight
A burning airplane with three passengers landed safely at Boeing Field Seattle today. Charles A. Rector, the pilot, guided the craft across three miles of city air before touching down. the left wing half was badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Charles A. Rector
Boeing Field
New Yorker dies in leap from hotel window
Edward Co. Little forty died after leaping from an eleventh floor apartment window at the Hotel Montclair Lexington avenue and Forty ninth street instant death upon landing on a two story extension He was president of the Le Clede Chrisey Clay Products Corporation with offices at 2 Vanderbilt avenue New York June 9
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Funeral notice for John C. Kiehborth at Spring Grove Chapel
A.-A. Scottish Rite Brethren are asked to attend the funeral of our late brother John C. Kiehborth Masonic Lodge members John G. Landwehr and F. Harte sign as officers. The service is at Spring Grove chapel today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brethren of the Rite
John C. Kiehborth
Spring Grove Chapel
John G. Landwehr
F. WM. Harte
Death notices from Cincinnati area listings June 1929
Obituary notices list several residents including CLAUNCH DATER DURR HUNT KELSO MATTHEW MASSBAUM MEYUNG MURPHY PORTER RIPLEY RUSSO SCHWIER SNYDER with dates June 1929 and funeral details. Services scheduled at W Mack Johnsons funeral home and local churches. interments at Spring Grove Cemetery and Zanesville. Includes addresses in Madisonville Wy oming Northside and Norwood and notes about church masses and club memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claunch
Cleveland
Mildred Diss Claunch
Anderson Place
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan
Upland Place
Charles
Ona Hixson Dater
Charles H. Dater, Jr
Hamilton Avenue
Northside
Durr
Clara M
Nee Moeller
Peter W. Durr
Oliver Road
Wyoming
Spring Grove Cemetery
Hunt
William A
Elma D. Hunt
Haddon Hall
Kelso
Helen
Harry L
Frank C. Mires
Thompkins Avenue
Madisonville
Littleton
Sabina
M. Matthew —Rheena
James Matthew
Zanesville
O. Massbaum
William H
Anna Massbaum
Mandler
Norwood Avenue
Zion Reformed Ghareh Sherwood Lane
Highland Aerie No
William H. Massbaum
Frank Mahne
Vine Street
Holy Name Churen
Murphy
Maude Hagadom
Walter H. ‘Murphy
Cooper Road
Montgomery
Uplands Place
Porter
E. A. Ferguson
Helen Armstrong Porter
Hudson Avenue
Norwood
Ripley
Mary Stadermann
Juergens Avenue
Russo
Catherine
Nee Cetrocelli
Michael Russo
Stanton Avenue
Walnut Hills
Uiem
Sacred Heart Italian Church
Schwier
Elizabeth Nee Schlotzhauer
Henry C. Schwier
Spring Grove
Cremation Advert Details Offers Free Chapel and Looklet
An advertising notice touts sanitary, aesthetic cremation services with a free chapel option and a no cost looklet. It emphasizes modern cremation offerings and concise choices for clients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cremation Co
Twelve Ministers Wives Sing at Atkins Testimonial Dinner
A chorus formed by the wives of twelve Methodist ministers in the city will perform at the testimonial dinner for Dr. Henry Pearce Atkins ten years Executive Secretary of the Federation of Churches. Judge Thomas H. Darby will be toastmaster and introduced by Rev. J. J. Castleberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Pearce Atkins
Federation of Churches
Linton
Thomas H. Darby
J. J. Castleberry
Walnut Hills
Clifford Myers
H. B. Burke
C. L. Strecker
C. J. Bernhardt
W. P. Castoe
W. C. Mitchell
C. H. Reeves
O. A. Cheek
W. T. Stockstill
Herbert Humble
James P. Simmonds
England's New Prime Minister to Meet Hoover
England's new prime minister plans to chart policy with the Hoover administration amid debates over U S recognition. Officials expect renewed Cold War stances, possible formal relations with Moscow, and questions about economic impact on Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Woll Hoover
United States
Hoover
Coolidge
State Stimson
Washington
MacDonald
Moscow
Great Britain
Coroner Probes Quallen Death At Juan Wagner
Coroner Edward Cook investigates the death of John Wagner 67 who died at the cafe of George Renners in East Hamilton after being found on the sidewalk. Wagner a former farmer, had a sister Mrs Elizabeth Weikel of Middletown expected to arrive to claim the body. Police suspect a hit and skip auto mobile driver struck him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Edward Cook
John Wagner
George Renners
East Hamilton
Wagner
Elizabeth Weikel
Middletown
Norwood Man Arrested After Head On Collision
Michael Dempsey aged 25 of 5439 Hunter avenue Norwood faces charges of reckless driving and intoxication after a head on crash on Wood street. He was arrested by Toliver Jones of 418 Haven avenue. Clifford Meyers and Mark Bingham, both Norwood residents, were also arrested for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Dempsey
Hunter Avenue
Norwood
Toliver Jones
Haven Avenue
Wood Street
Clifford Meyers
Hartman Avenue
Mark Bingham
Allison Avenue
Dempsey
Knife Wound Fight Leaves Man Wounded at Mercy Hospital
Charles Akridge, 48, of 211 Lane Street, is under treatment for chest wounds at Mercy Hospital after a fight last night. His wife blamed Dan Collins, a Negro, for the cutting. police have no report or warrants yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Akridge
Lane Street
Mercy Hospital
Dan Collins
Rubie Alford Charged With Robbery in Jungles District
Rubie Alford aged 24 of 1239 Lane Street is under bond of $1000 charged with holding up a man in the Jungles district last night and taking from him cash. The case details reference a robbery and the accused’s bond status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubie Alford
Lane’street
Jungles
Hicks Charged After Alcohol Related Collision
Sidney Hicks aged 31 of 331 South Second street was charged with driving an automobile while intoxicated after his car collided with a vehicle driven by Carl Munz of 733 South Thirteenth street. Both cars sustained damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Hicks
South Second Street
Carl Munz
South Thirteenth Street
Woman Charged With Disturbing Religious Meeting
Jennie Jones of 618 Chestnut Street faces a charge of disturbing a religious meeting. The warrant, signed at police headquarters today by Rev. G. B. Edwards pastor of the Church of God located at Seventh and Chestnut, cites her entering the tabernacle and causing trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Jones
Chestnut Street
G. B. Edwards
Church of God
Seventh and
Chestnut Streets
Tabernacle
Charles H. Dater Dies After Four Months Illness
Charles H. Dater, 75, of 4221 Hamilton Avenue, a longtime figure in stockyard affairs, died after a four month illness. He served as President of Stockyard Bank and treasurer of Spring Grove Loan and Deposit Company, helped found Farmers and Shippers Stockyards, and held directorate roles. He was active in Masons Elks and Chase Club. Survived by widow Ona Hixson Dater, son Charles H. Dater Jr., and four sisters. Funeral at his residence Wednesday. burial Spring Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Dater
Hamilton Avenue
Stockyard Bank
Fourth and Central Trust Company
Spring Grove Loan and Deposit Company
Farmers and Shippers Stockyards Company
Union Stockyards Company
Livestock Commission
Hoffner Lodge of Masons
Cumminsvillea
Mrs Lillie I Baker Dies In Columbus At 71
Mrs Lillie I Baker 71 of Westerville widow of Rev Purley A Baker former general superintendent of the Anti Saloon League of America died in Columbus tonight. Her husband died in 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie IL. Baker
Columbus
Lillie I. Baker
Westerville
Purley A. Baker
Anti-Saloon League of America
T. J. McCarthy Dies in Porto Rico Relief Work
T. J. McCarthy American Red Cross executive in charge of post hurricane relief in San Juan Puerto Rico died suddenly today of heart disease. His wife and daughter will take the body to Washington. He previously directed flood relief work in Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. McCarthy
San Juan
Porto Rito
American Red Cross
Washington
Mr. McCarthy
Louisiana
Prayer Found in Death Auto Ties to Gangster Case
Police chief J. C. Calhoun investigates a handwritten prayer found in the car linked to the fatal ride of Jacobs and Zwick. He aims to connect the text to gang superstition and to identify car owners to advance the homicide inquiry in the city and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Jesus of Nazareth
Jesus
Bethlehem
Mary
Joseph
Nicodemus
Armithea
J. C. Calhoun
Cincinnati
Jacobs
Zwick
Bathing Girls Get Hot As Sun Rises Blisters
In Galveston Texas a two mile long bathing suit revue drew forty four contestants from the U S and abroad during the fourth international beauty pageant. The sweltering 94 degree heat caused several participants to faint or suffer blistered backs arms and legs despite parasol use. Judges will crown Miss United States tomorrow and Miss Universe on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
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Fourth St
Garfield Place
Andrew Rozarie
Murray
Bombay
Sticks
Service
Loughead
Woodburn
Vig Tim
Morgue
TW Uther
Smith
Lodge
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Av
Quallen
Juan Wagner
Renner
Cafe
Dater
Poayer
Methodist Board
Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Clarence True Wilson
Tinkham
Rep
Mass
RADIO
Keith
AAD
ALBEE
Joseph Howard Charles “Slim
Ter Keaton
AL White
Cumminsville Show Grounds
Hugo Zacchini
Henry Straus Co
6Th and Walnut
Paots
Stuart Walker
Americas
Amper
Cas Beet
Sycamore
Bevins and Coolidge
Coney Isla
America
Iswim
Island Queen
Ient Park
Broadway
Garden Theatre
Swiss Garden
Harry
Willsey
Capitol
Bayard Veiller
Mary Dugan
Norma Shearer
Lewis Stone
H. B
Warner Vitaphone
Fox Movietonews
Saem
LA Plante Raut
Ziegfeld
Pathe Sound News
Laur
Joseph Schild
Lyric Orch
Desert Song
Carlotta King
John Boles
Manhattan
Paul Page
Lola Lane
Vitaphone
Fox Movie
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