Newport Officers Probe Zwick Visit to Doctor
Newport and Hamilton detectives traced a wounded gangster Zwick to Dr. Digby's Newport office after a night visit to treat injuries. They identified a companion Rose Meyer known as Dago Rose and noted a local taxi driver helped transport him. Officials urged public cooperation and jury service to aid prosecutions.
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West Virginia
Joseph Schaefer
Cincinnati
James Fuller
John Phistner
Newport
Hamilton
May Zit
Zwick
Dago” -Rose Meyers
Leo Livingston
Fuller
Phistner
Chris Ebert
Harry McLane
Detective Bureau
Digby
Walter Carney
Cincinnati Police Department
Ohio
Dago Rose
Meyer
Milton
Finger
Talley Expands Farm Holdings Near Colby Kansas
Colby Kansas June 12 Marion Talley the former Met Opera star who quit singing to farm increased her land near Colby by buying a half section adjoining the parcel she acquired weeks ago for $1 and other valuable considerations. The price of the latest tract was not disclosed.
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Talley
Colby
Kan
Marion Talley
Metropolitan Opera
Hamilton News: Zwick Variant and Cincinnati Indictments
Robert Zwick, sought gangster and bootlegger, wounded near Hamilton, is hiding in Newport Kentucky after a May 27 shooting that killed Joe Jacobs. Police chief Calhoun urges citizens to aid capture and notes upcoming grand jury indictments for harboring Zwick against taxi operators.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Robert Zwick
Joe Jacobs
Symmes Road
Newport
John C. Calhoun
Zwick
Cincinnati
Peter Dumele
Calhoun
Jacobs
Marshal Foch Says He Is Very Tired in Heat
Marshal Foch in Louveciennes says he is very tired due to extreme heat. His aides insist the condition is not serious as the aging hero, now 77, broadens his public-spirited duties.
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Papa Joffre
Louveciennes
Seine-et-Oise
Marshal Effre
Weather summary and temperatures across states in June 1929
Ohio and Kentucky show showers and mostly fair conditions with Thursday and Friday as noted. Tennessee Indiana and West Virginia forecast partly cloudy with local showers, storms, and cooler air in parts. A table lists current and high temperatures and last 24 hour precipitation for numerous cities including Eastport Louisville New York Atlanta Chicago and Denver with June 12 1929 records.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
West Virginia
Eastport
Louisville
Boston
Nashville
Albany
Ie Sales
New York
Aiga Na Pe SS Atlan
City
Ollos S
Jackson’e
Duluth
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Denver
S.W
Soi
Two Men Sentenced to 30 Days for Drunkenness
In Chicago on June 12, Joseph Charles, 40, and William Brown, 46, were sentenced to thirty days at labor for drunkenness. They were ordered to destroy 800 pints of confiscated gin by emptying them into the jail sink under officer supervision.
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Cleveland
Angelo Lonardo
Sam
Black Jack
Todero
Angelo
Big Joe
Lonardo
John
Concietta Lonardo
Dominic Suspirato
Suspirato
Ray T. Miller
Cornelius W. Cody
Todere
Joseph
John Lenardo J
Lenardos
Fuspirato
Lenardo
Lenardo Brothers
Lonardos
Joseph Charles
William Brown
Child Killed by Auto in Gallipolis
Mary Strong, seven or eight, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Strong of Wilkesville, died in a hospital in Gallipolis after being struck by an automobile in front of her home. The incident occurred today in Gallipolis Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Mary Strong
Fred Strong
Wilkesville
City Council approves ordinance to curb moved goods evasion
The council voted to require furniture movers to notify police within ten days after changing addresses to help catch debt avoiders. Improvements were debated as an ordinance authorizing a 25 year lease with a coal company along the Ohio River faced planning commission scrutiny. Resolutions to improve Herron avenue and Kennedy avenue were passed, pledging land for the projects and boosting tax base.
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Ohio River
Mills Street
Baymiller
Finance Committee
Seasongood
City Planning Commission
River Front
Herron Avenue
Powers Street
Hoffner Street
Kennedy Avenue
Montgomery Road
Aikenside Avenue
Westwood Delegation Pushes Northern Boulevard Completion
A Westwood delegation urged the City Council Highways Committee to complete the Northern Boulevard route, extending Hopple Street from Beekman Street through Fairmount and Westwood to Montana Avenue. The project, including widening from Central Parkway to the viaduct, would cost about 875000 with 90 percent of property owners along the line signing the petition.
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Westwood Town Hall
Courthouse
Western Hills
Henry M. Waite
Union Terminal Company
Millcreek
Highways Committee
Finance Committee
Park Board
Planning Commission
Westwood
City Council
Hopple Street
Beekman Street
Fairmount
Montana Avenue
Central Parkway
Prince Louis of Bourbon Reverses Marriage Plan
In Paris on June 12, Prince Louis of Bourbon, related to King Alfonso of Spain, declined Mrs. Mabelle Gilman Corey’s offer of a home and 1000 dollars per month. He seeks a larger allowance, prompting a letter to a Paris friend. The engagement remains incomplete though the wedding is postponed to autumn.
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Paris
Prince Louis of Bourbon
Alfonso
Spain
Mabelle Gilman Corey
Prince Louis
Ohio Woman Inherits Under Woods Will
Bangor Maine June 12 Mrs Caroline Woods Dillon of Columbus Ohio will receive 50000 under her father Dr Jarvis D Woods will filed for probate today The remainder of the 175000 estate goes to Mrs Woods Dr Woods committed suicide a week ago
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Bangor
Caroline Woods Dillon
Columbus
Jarvis D. Woods
Woods
Rhinelander Divorce Case Returns To Spotlight
Harley Harmon, attorney for Leonard Kip Rhinelander, says a divorce complaint will be filed against Alice Jones Rhinelander within two weeks. Alice Jones Rhinelander’s counsel plans a counter-offensive as Rhinelander pursues a Las Vegas divorce amid past revelations of mixed race between the spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kip Rhinelander
Las Vegas
Harley Harmon
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
New York
Young Rhinelander
Alice Jones Rhinelander
Nev
Rhinelander
Cincinnati Southern plans golden jubilee celebration
The Cincinnati Southern Railway marks its fiftieth anniversary with a week of special exercises starting March 8 1930. A jubilee train will visit Chattanooga and intermediate cities, led by Cincinnatians and Kentucky Tennessee civic leaders. The Chamber of Commerce will organize events and a committee is named to handle arrangements.
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House
Senate
Hoover
Washington
Brookhart
Rep
Iowa
White House
McNary
Oregon
Watson
Borah
Idaho
Congress
Finance Committee
Republcan
Tsa
Herah
Benater Wat
Cincinnati Southern Railway
Cincinnati
Chattanooga
Chamber of Commerce
H. C. Blackwell
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Gibson Hotel
Dayton
Ralph Hitz
New York City
Curt ©. Schiffeler
An Cleve
Harry S. Leyman
Hotel
Gibson Company
Schiffeler
New Yorker
van Cleve
Howard F. Marston
van Cleve Hotel Company
Mr. Schiffeler
Kaiserslautern
Frankfurt
Germany
Chase Hotel
St. Louis
Ft. Hayes
Ritz
Montreal
Canada
London
Ritz Carlton
Ritz Organization Twelve Years. Mrs. Schiffeler
Mary Wood Stusel
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Gibson
Paul Roustan
Niagara Falls
Alfred Petrask
Roustan
Savoy Plaza Hotel
Suceecc Ng Hitz
Curt C. Schiffeler
Amilian Ghitt Laures
Zwice
Covington
grolLrran
Lincoln Precision
Lincoln Building
Reading Road
Jtune
Torrence Road
Pennsylvania Railroad
Toledo
Detroit
Winton Place
Lockland
City Ticket
Dixie Central Union Depot
Teave Cincinnati
Tatian
Augusta
Maysville
Vanceburg
Portsmouth
Central
Huntington
Hunt
Russell
Ironton
Ashland
W. Va
Union Depot
Third and Centrangton
Dixie Terminal
Wasaun Depot
Chesapeake & Qouio Ry
Virginia Beach
Norfolk
Ocean View
Potomie River
Washington, D. C
Charlottesville
Monticello
Thos Jefferson
Steunton
Pene Menn
Central Union City
Phunsain
Cuesapeake
Quaio Ry
Dage Rose" Meyer
Benater Robinson
Arkansas
Harrison
Ameroide
Goungil
Northern Boulevard
Prince
Fered
Cincinnati Southern
Arcane
Exso
Ts Choice
Lybrand
Ross Bros. and
Montgomery
It Tobacco Company, Incor
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
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