British troops and warships dispatched toward India
Reports from Bombay indicate the War Office sent troops and ships to India. Officials in Poona fear a critical Peshawar situation as Afghan tribesmen near the Khyber Pass respond to British air raids. London hints a destroyer flotilla and Lincolnshire regiment may join soon, with mobilization timing tied to Peshawar reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
India
War Office
Peshawar
Mahatma Gandhi
Yerada
Poona
Khyber Pass
London
Lincolnshire
John Simon
Simon Commission Report on Indian Statutory Reform
London reports the first volume of Sir John Simon's commission on Indian statutory reform. It outlines historical and geographic context and promises future recommendations to King George, including potential move toward Dominion status. The panel, spanning Conservative Liberal and Labour members, plans a second volume June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John Simon
George
India
America
Hammerstein Widow Sentenced to One Day in Jail
New York dated June 9 1929 Oscar Hammerstein widow Mrs. Oscar Hammerstein 47 found guilty of immoral conduct and sentenced to one day in jail. A detective said she solicited men in her hotel and took 30 dollars. She claimed a frame up and was released after already serving time. Arthur Hammerstein offered support while she seeks a decent life. She hopes to move to Europe permanently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oscar Hammerstein
Obituary notices list multiple deaths with dates and addresses
A condensed obituary list records numerous individuals and their ages with street addresses and June death dates. Names include Eimer Ethel aged 85, Glaser John aged 76, Hall Ida 75, Marxk Mary 71, Nichols Joe 71, and Winters Viola 4 among others, with locations spanning Exeter Cal and Cincinnati area streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Ee Street
Dickmann—Leonard
Branch Avenue
Eimer
Ethel
Massachusetts Avenue
Elling
Rev. Warren
Exeter
Cal
Golden—Helen
Spring Lawn Avenue
Dillward Avenue
Gross—Charles
Hamilton County
Glaser
John
Moscow
Hall—Harry
Fergus Street
Hoese—Jacob
West Twelfth Street
Hall—Ida
Arcadia Place
Marxk
Mary
Applegate Avenue
Cheviot
Murphy—Richard
Layman Road
Nichols
Joe
State Avenue
Richsel—Frederick
West Fifteenth Street
Stagge
Bessie
Longview Hospital
Stacey
Loretta
Draper
Hoover Names Ohioan for Shipping Inquiry
Washington June 9 H G Dalton Coveland industrialist was chosen by President Hoover as the first member of a shipping inquiry commission. Dalton previously led similar surveys for President Coolidge. The White House said the commission of outstanding men should be completed in sixty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
H. G. Dalton
Coveland
Hoover
Alton
Pick and- Mather & Co
Collidge
White House
Dalton
Lamont
Cincinnati sculptor brands women club talks poppycock
E B Haswell, prominent Cincinnati sculptor and former instructor at the University of Cincinnati School of Applied Arts, told a Kiwanis Club meeting that most art discussions in women’s clubs are useless. He said lectures remove art from daily life and limit lay perception, urging appreciation through advertising and self-identity, noting America is just beginning to recognize its artistic self.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Haswell
Cincinnati
Kiwanis Club
Haswell
School of Applied Arts
University of Cincinnati
Tyler Davidson
America
Europe
Negroes Rob Store Safe with $700 in Covington
Two armed bandits forced James Moore to open the Hanover Shoe plant safe at 611 Vine street Covington Kentucky and escaped with about $700 receipts for Saturday. Moore was bound and left in the store basement. A witness described one suspect as mulatto and 23, about 6 feet 6 inches, 140 pounds. the other dark skinned, 24, six feet, 160 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Moore
Boone Street
Covington
Hanover Shoe Company
Vine Street
Moore
E. C. Elmore
Williams Avenue
Norwood
Train Hits Boy as Freight Trains Pass Over Him
Newark Ohio June 9 A two year old boy William Burris survived after eighty eight cars of a freight train rolled over him as he lay between the rails. His parents Earl and Mrs Burris Columbus were visiting relatives when he wandered off and was found unconscious by his mother. He was taken to a hospital with a fractured skull and was believed struck by the train and pinned between the rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
William Burris
Earl Burris
Columbus
Births listed from area families with many names
A long string of birth notices lists numerous families with parents and addresses in cities like Dayton, Elmwood Place, and North College Hill. The items note a mix of boys and girls born to couples such as AUGSPURGER, AYER, BORNSTRAEGER, FORD, and SESKIN along with other surnames and street locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augspurger
Chalmers
Bernice
Manss Avenue
Ayer
Donald and
Grace
California
Bornstraeger
William and
Edna
Broadway
Ford
James
Nellie
Richmond Street
Seskin
Joseph and
Mary
Daytona Avenue
Heermann
Emil
Dorothy
Fulton Avenue
Hardin—Bennett
Lena
Zinsle Avenue
Imbus
Harold and Gertrude
Frand Avenue
Dayton
Kuhr
George An
Linn Street
King
Eugene and
York Street
Lillard— Parlin
Margaret
Paddock Hill
Lovett—John
Rosella
Kleemeier Avenue
Lanfersier —Ellsworth
Carolyn
Locust Street
Lalita—Vincent
Cecelia
Pecan Street
Moran
Pat
Victoria
Montrose Avenue
Myers—Jerome and
Fiora
Poplar Street
Manning
Charles Ays Matilda
McPherson Avenue
Price
Thomas Lucille
West Sixty-sixth Street
Glenn and
Siery
Poe
Andrew and
Anthony Wayne
Ruch
Esther
Armory Avenue
Seibert
Frank
Hazel
Main Avenue
Elmwood Place
Sellins
Charles
Nina
Smith
Gladstone Avenue
Katie
Madison Steiber
Joseph
Rose
Webtham Avenue
North College Hill
Ey Tae
Elsie
Sterrett Avenue
Troxal
Robert
West Tapman
Robert Ney
Betty
Clifton Avenue
Walter
William
Werk Road
Esterkamp— An Velyn
Carmalt Avenue
Homes Content Opens In Brockell Park For Salaried Men
Salaried men are invited to inspect two fully furnished Homes Content brick bungalows in Brockell Park North Silverton. Open daily 2 to 10 pm under Picturesque Homes Inc and The Commercial Tribune. Homes include living room brick fireplace dining kitchen two bedrooms tile bath front porch built in garage basement. Furnishings by Bellewby Furniture Handy Window Shade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockell Park
North Silverton
Picturesque Homes, Inc
The
Commercial Tribune
Bellewby Furniture Company
Handy Window Shade Company
Routes to the two Homes Content by bus or car
The notice explains two routes to the Homes Content. By bus, take the Norwood Deer Park bus to Plainfield Pike and Blue Ash Pike, walk two squares, then left on O'Leary Avenue for two more squares to the homes. By car, Montgomery Pike to Silverton, left onto Plainfield Pike, four squares to O'Leary Avenue, left again, and follow arrows to the homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood Deer Park
Plainfield Pike
Blue Ash Pike
O'Leary Avenue
Montgomery Pike
Silverton
Former Judge Hun files protest to abandon interurban railroad
Former Judge Elmer F. Hun, now village solicitor for North Bend, protested to the Ohio Public Utilities Commission against the Cincinnati Lawrenceburg and Aurora Railroad Company seeking authority to discontinue and abandon its interurban line from Andersons Ferry to the Ohio Indiana state line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer FE. Hunsicker
North Bend
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Cincinnati, Lawrenceburg & Aurora Railroad Company
Anderson’s Ferry
Ohio-Indiana State Line
Daughter Surrenders Over Father’s Grand Theft Charge
In San Francisco Marian Birney, 29, surrendered at the Hall of Justice with bonds totaling $63,000 alleged stolen from her father Dr Bascom Birney, 74. Police Judge George Steiger released her on her own recognizance after she claimed the money was to be deposited in her name for herself and her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Marian Birney
Hall of Justice
Bascom H. Birney
George Steiger
Miss Birney
Clementine Depresse
Providence
R. I
Golden Gate Park
Dr. Birney
Grand Jury
Hoboken
New York City
Final Tariff Bill Seen Near Senate Vote by Thursday
Washington June 30 The tariff bill neared a final Senate vote with Republicans led by Senator Smoot confident of passage after conference report corrections. Democratic critics warned of reprisals and investment shifts, while Senators Oddie Thomas and Brock touted benefits to industry and labor. Reed and Grundy of Pennsylvania remained silent on their votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Smoot
Rep
Utah
Harrison
Dem
Miss
America
Oddie
Thomas
Oklahoma
Brock
Tennessee
Vandenberg
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Reed
Grundy
Board of Elections Seeks New Voting Places
The Board of Elections clerk Harry L. Federman announced efforts to replace old traveling voting booths with nearby rooms in stores shops garages or homes. He urged anyone with suitable space to contact the elections office at the Palace Theater Building as the board offers 46 dollars per place to cover five registration days two election days and pre election organizer evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Elections
Harry L. Federman
Federman
Palace Theater
Ohio Prison Fire Drives Girl Mad and Father a Death
Columbus June 9 William Allison Grossmans pretty daughter became insane while listening to the Easter Monday holocaust broadcast at the Ohio Penitentiary The father Grossman then killed himself by slashing his throat, becoming the first civilian victim connected to the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
William Allison Grossman
Ohio Penitentiary
Grossman
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Chichesters Pills
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Poppycock
Boy
Somot
Wilson
Tune IN the Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
Vance Thompson
E. P., Dutton , & Company
American Tobacco Co
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