Doctor Admits Smaring Room With Girl Pupil
Based on police inquiry in Columbus, Dr. Snook and Myers were arrested after Miss Hix disappeared Thursday night. Miss Hix’s body was found at the rifle range with severe trauma and a back knife wound. Investigators examined Dr. Snook’s car for blood stains while Myers offered an alibi and questioned earlier by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Undertaking
James Murphy
Columbus
Bono
R. K. Summertell
University
Miss Hix
Snook
Chester
Dr. Snook
Fraternity Brothers
Scioto Country Club
University District
University Hospital
Alice
Beatrice Bustin
Cleveland
Ander
Summerbell
Morrow and Gil Confer Over Church Problem
United States Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow held a conference with President Emilio Portes Gil in Mexico City on the church dispute. The brief meeting signals possible progress in negotiations after a week of U S abstention, with Ruiz and Diaz meeting the President twice since arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
United States
Dwight W. Morrow
Emilio Portes Gil
Morrow
Mexico
Leopoldo Ruiz
Pascual Diaz
Catholic priest killed after rooming house row
Nicholas Brommenschenkel a 60 year old Roman Catholic priest on leave from the La Crosse diocese was found shot to death in a Winona rooming house after a confrontation with John Gira who was wounded in the thigh Mrs Gira 48 was clubbed and police said Gira confessed to shooting the priest and hitting his wife with a baseball bat Gira claimed his wife shot him accidentally while wresting the pistol from him County Attorney said the priest had been ill and had lived there five years Jealousy over his wife’s ministrations to the priest was cited as motive
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Minn
Nicholas Brommenschenkel
la Crosse
John Gira
Man seeks police escort through Chicago in transit
Lloyd Kreutzweiser, traveling with a minister from Saskatoon to Anderson Indiana, asked Chicago police for protection as he passes through the city. He gave his car make, license, and route and expected an escort at the city limits to ensure he "gets out alive."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thompson
Lloyd Kreutzweiser
Anderson
Ind
Saskatoon
Sask
Kreutzweiser
Former Wife of Douglas Fairbanks to Wed Actor
Beth Sully Fairbanks widow of Douglas Fairbanks Sr plans to marry Jack Whiting age 26 in New York within a week. Whiting stars with the Hold Everything company and attended the younger Fairbanks Crawford wedding as a guest. Beth Fairbanks, born in Providence, was daughter of Daniel Sully a former New York cotton broker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Beth Sully Fairbanks
Douglas Fairbanks, Sr
Mary Pickford
Jack Whiting
Whiting
New York
Hold Everything’ Company
Douglas Fairbanks
Joan Crawford
Fairbanks
Fleet of planes starts on long 50,000 mile tour
Buffalo mayor F X Schwab and hundreds bid farewell as eight cabin monoplanes take off on a 50,000 mile air tour. The fleet, built by General Airplane Corp of Buffalo for Akron Tire, aims to prove airplanes as regular transport and wartime troop mobilization. Akron, Ohio is first stop. at Bolling Field Washington DC the flagship will be christened next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
F. X. Schwab
Akron
United States
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
General Airplane Corporation of
Akrontire
Bolling Field
Washington, D. C
Mexico files extradition papers for rebel leader
New York June 15. United States Attorney Charles H. Tuttle said Mexico has filed extradition papers in the case of Salvador Ateca former Mexican rebel army paymaster arrested May 4 in an alleged plot to flee the United States on charges of pro Mexican activities in Kansas City. Ateca refused offers to split 770000 in money and securities found with him at arrest. The money was said to have been stolen from Mexican banks during the revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles H. Tuttle
United States
Salvador Ateca
Kansas City
Ateca
Tuttle
Man Electrocuted In Ohio Wire Contact
In Kent Ohio on June 15 Simon Myers 52 of Brimfield near here was instantly killed after contacting a 440 volt electric wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Simon Myers
Brimfield
Here
Masonic Outing at Coney Island a Big Success
Thousands flocked to the twenty first annual Masonic outing at Coney Island yesterday. The Island Maid and Island Queen carried many visitors to enjoy the amusement park and a notable display by Jack Coppinger who wrestled an alligator from Florida. A parade and speakers led by John Venn and Judge George E. Mills highlighted the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
Island Maid
Island Queen
George F. Schott
Jack Coppinger
Lake Como
Florida Everglades
John Venn
Society of Past Masters
A. M
Cincinnati
DeMolay
George E. Mills
Norwood Lodge
Riddle
Marcella Montag
Arthur Hillhorst
Elmer Kalkbraner
Elizabeth Hambrock
Kremit O
Charles Price
Norma
Glenn Johnson
Florence Lester
Leslie Craig
Edward Meyer
Philip Ixon
A and Son
George Ein
Vera Hempe
Robert Robinson
Paul Brockman
Mohawk Indians
Mohawks
Henry Dieckman
A. Fox
Dieckman
Stegman
Elam
B. Fox
Woertz
Rapp
Fritz
Bernhard
Walter C. Williams
Reisig
Hall
Drach
Bollhardt
Schrantz
Cooper Avoids Details on Gambling Parley
State Governor Myers Y. Cooper declined to state specifics after a conference with Gilbert Bettman and aides about gambling issues. He said it would be unwise to comment now to avoid signaling plans. Questions about Madison County actions or militia use were likewise left unanswered amid an impasse with the local prosecutor over H. M. Foster's gambling case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Bettman
Myers Y. Cooper
Hyde Park
Madison County
H. M. Foster
Pope Grants Audience to Cleveland Bishop
The Pope granted an audience to Bishop Joseph Schrembs of Cleveland Ohio who congratulated the Pontiff on the settlement of the Roman question. The Pope recalled Schrembs as the first American bishop to cable congratulations on the Lateran Pacts and offered the Apostolic benediction to him and his flock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Joseph Schrembs
Cleveland
Schrembs
Bettman Rules Squirrels Legal Pets in Ohio
Attorney General Gilbert Bettman issued an official opinion to Agriculture Director Perry L. Green declaring that squirrels bought or obtained outside Ohio may be kept as pets within the state any time of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Gilbert Bettman
Perry L. Green
Film Director Carewe to Rewed First Wife in Indiana
Edwin Carewe, noted motion picture director, waits in Chicago for Mary Aiken his former wife. They plan to remarry upon her arrival at Highland Park Indiana at the bride’s sister’s home. Mrs. Carewe, formerly Mrs. Thomas L Armstrong, wed Carewe in 1926 and were divorced in 1928. they have two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edwin Carewe
Mary Aiken
Carewe
Highland Park
Guard Owned Rum Tug Helen Tied to Kirkendall
Joseph Kirkendall a former coast guardsman now in Atlanta Federal Penitentiary for assaulting a coast guard allegedly owned the rum running tug Helen. The vessel was captured last week with a cargo valued at about $10 000 according to Assistant District Attorney Thomas O Nevison.
Edison Birthplace Negotiations Open in Milan Ohio
Cleveland June 16 A joint state panel led by Senator George H. Bender will meet Tuesday with the owners to discuss purchase of the birthplace of Thomas A Edison at Milan Ohio The state plans to acquire the property for historical purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Cleveland
Thomas A. Edison
Milan
House
Senate
George H. Bender
Co operators Society of Good Samaritan Hospital Plans Membership Drive
John J. Schmidt announces a summer membership drive to boost parish representation. The board of officers and counselors approved the campaign, to be supervised by Schmidt and a team including Gilli gan Bergheger Boex Bachts Beckman Benning Dempsey Gallagher Geerin Janson Nurre Schorr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperators’ Society of Good Samaritan Hospital
John J. Schmidt
Harry J. Gilligan
Amelia Bergheger
al M. Boex
Ft. Scott Camp for Boys Opens for Visitors
Ft. Scott Camp for Boys at New Baltimore, Ohio, will open Sundays and Wednesdays during the season starting June 24. Executive Secretary-Director W. D. Morrissey announced the first public inspection next Sunday 1 to 6 PM with Knights of Columbus and Ft. Scott Association officials present. Scholarships funded by caring donors will provide summer vacations for many poor but worthy boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Scott Camp
New Baltimore
W. D. Morrissey
Ft. Scott Camp Association
Knights of Columbus
Ft. Scott Association
Hiner Named General Western Agent for Clinchfield
E S Hiner appointed General Western Agent for Clinchfield Railroad with Cincinnati headquarters effective immediately. He will supervise offices in Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Columbus and oversee activities in New York New England and Far Western territories. Hiner, a lifelong Cincinnati resident, is a charter Cincinnati Traffic Club member and sits on its board. He also belongs to Clovernook Country Club and Traffic Clubs in Indianapolis Louisville Akron and Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinchfield Railroad
E.S. Hiner
Cincinnati
Mr. Hiner
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Columbus
New York
New England
Far Western
Clovernook Country Club
Indianapolis
Louisville
Akron
Dayton
Notable Ohio Legion Figure Visits Robert E. Bentley Post
Dr. George S. Mytinger of Chillicothe, a statewide figure in American Legion and Forty and Eight circles, visited the Robert E. Bentley Post yesterday. He chairs the Child Welfare Committee of the Grand Ville of Ohio Forty and Eight and serves on the Joint Veterans' Committee of the Ohio Sailors and Soldiers' Orphans' Home at Xenia. He joined lunch hosted by Milt D. Campbell, Past Commander and adviser of the post’s child welfare program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Mytinger
Chillicothe
American Legion
Robert E. Bentley
Grand Veltare of
Ohio
Legion Secret Honor Society
Veterans’ Committee
Ohio Sailors and Soldiers’ Orphans
Xenia
Milt D. Campbell
The
Post
the Legion’s Child Welfare
William H Schwarz Named for Ohio Grand Warder Post
William H Schwarz Past Commander of Hanselmann Commandery Knights Templar No 16 will host the Past Commanders of Hanselmann at the Cincinnati Club Tuesday at 12 30. He received the nomination from the Past Commanders Association for Grand Warder of the Grand Commandery Knights Templar of Ohio. Election will occur during the Ohio state conclave in Cincinnati October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Schwarz
Hanselmann Commandery
Knights Templar No. 16
Knights Templar of
Ohio
Hanselmann
Cincinnati Club
Cincinnati
Ohio Society Convention to Meet in Cincinnati in February
The Ohio Society for Crippled Children plans a February convention in Cincinnati. Convention manager Miss Amy Pace of the Chamber of Commerce says 200 to 250 people are expected, and Carroll H. Peterman, Cincinnati society president, has informed her of the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
Cincinnati
Amy Pace
Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Lodge to Nominate Officers Tuesday Night
Ernest E. Thomas is acting Recorder and runs for office at the annual election in the Masonic Temple Tuesday night. Edward C. Lovett will succeed William R. Kirby as Eminent Commander. The Warder candidate is not yet known. All officers will be advanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest E. Thomas
Hanselmann Commandery
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Edward C. Lovett
William R. Kirby
Knights of Columbus Outing Plans Latonia Trip
Ohio Valley Chapter outing committee met at Fontbonne to set plans for a Latonia race track trip on August 10. General Chairman John F. Cook announced a 6 o'clock meeting and a dinner beforehand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Valley
Knights of Columbus Outing Committee
Fontbonne
John F. Cook
Latonia Race Track
Baltimore Avenue Repaving Awarded to Gradison Co.
The contract for repaving Baltimore avenue from Casper street to McHenry avenue was awarded to Gradison Construction Company by Col. Sherrill city manager yesterday on a bid of 194183 dollars. The roadway will be concrete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Avenue
Casper Street
McHenry Avenue
Gradison Construction Company
Col. Sherrill
Globe-Wernicke to Hold Stockholders Meeting in Norwood
The Globe-Wernicke Company will hold its annual stockholders meeting at 3 o’clock Tuesday afternoon at the company offices in Norwood. Directors will be elected as the principal business on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe-Wernicke Company
Norwood
Judge Sets Monthly Bankruptcy Hearings Schedule Change
Judge Robert Nevin of the United States District Court announced that bankruptcy hearings will be held on the fourth Monday of each month starting October 1, instead of the last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Nevin
United States District Court
East Cumminsville Bus Route Extends On New Streets
Commencing today the East Cumminsville bus line operates east on Pillan avenue to Chambers street to Apjones street to Fergus street to Chase to Dane and then back to the present route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumminsville
Pillan Avenue
Chambers Street
Apjones Street
Fergus Street
Chase
Dane
Birthday Cheers For Postmaster Behymer
A. L. Behymer Postmaster received birthday congratulations yesterday. The number of years he has to be thankful remains unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Behymer
Californian Selected for Federal Power Post
Washington June 15 Frank E Bonner of Piedmont California was chosen to succeed O C Merrill as Executive Secretary of the Federal Power Commission Good announced the selection today and the commission declared it had jurisdiction in the Cumberland Falls Kentucky power development case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank E. Bonner
Piedmont
Cal
O. C. Merrill
Federal Power Commission
Good
Commission
Cumberland Falls
Missionary Representatives in Fukien Safe After Raid
Headquarters of the London Missionary Society reported that their workers in Hwan shien Southern Fukien are safe. Earlier fears linked to roaming bandits who had nearly burned villages prompted concern for their welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
China
London Missionary Society
Hwanshien
Fukien
L. and N. Announces Two Promotions in Cincinnati Staff
Louisville and Nashville Railroad promotes J. A. Host Sr to commercial agent and S. L. Moore to traveling freight agent in Cincinnati. G. A. Van Giesen moves to commercial agent post in New York. L. F. Kemper, the General Agent, made the announcements yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
L. F. Kemper
J. A. Host, Sr
G. A. van Giesen
New York
S. L. Moore
Bookman on Paradua of Social Problems and Science
CM Bookman argues science must confront social problems and human behavior. He cites laws, international relations, and rising penal populations as signs of strain, urging university leadership and cross‑disciplinary study to build a science of human relations. Dr. Schneider presided at Cincinnati commencement with homecoming events and exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CM. Bookman
Paradua
University of Cincinnati
Yale
University of Chicago
Bookman
Cincinnati
Herman Schneider
Hughes High School
George Smith, Jr
College of Applied Arts
One Way House
McMicken
Woman’s
Schneider
Frank Chandler
Nippert Stadium
Death notices listing June 1929 obituaries in Price Hill area
Obituaries list several residents: Mary Bowie of June 14, Charles Anthony Edelmann of June 13, Clarence E Haywood, Melle Stone Hulick, Julia Klayer, Matthew Nicholson. Details include family relations, residence addresses, funeral times, and church services mainly on June 17 1929 and June 16 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowie
Mary
Nee Bowns
James Bowie
Lawrence Bowns
Hayward Avenue
Price Hill
Church of the Resurrection
Edelmann
Charles Anthony
Lena Edelmann
Fertig
Carl J. Edelmann
Martina
Ewalde
St. Joseph
Freiberg
Germany
Freeman Avenue
St. Augustine Church
St. Augustine Men's Society
Holy Name Society
Haywood
Clarence E
Harriet Lyon Hayward
Wiltsee’s Chapel
Ninth Street
Hulick
Melle Stone
Batavia
George W. Hulick
M. E. Church
B. and H. Meyer
Warsaw Avenue
Plymouth Congregational Church
List of Graduates at Cincinnati University
A complete list of graduates from Cincinnati University will be found on page 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati University
Abandoned Clothing Sparks Rumor of Venice Bridge Killing
A rumor of a gang killing near the Venice Bridge over the Big Miami River arose after bloodstained clothing was reported. Authorities found no blood on the garments, likely discarded by a nearby camp owner after flood cleanup, while references tied to a previous murder remain unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Big
Miami River
Frederick Swing
William Anderson
Francis Nugent
Hamilton
George Murphy
Pauline Wilson
Fourteen School Outings Planned At The Zoo This Week
The Zoo will host fourteen school outings totaling about 6 500 to 7 000 people from multiple schools. Monday features St Theresa St Margaret of Cortona St James and Holy Family parochial schools. Tuesday brings St Michael and St Bonaventura. Norwood schools appear Wednesday with a dance fantasy by Grace Berger's classes in the Zoo Opera House. Thursday ends with St Cecilia pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoo
St. Theresa
St. Margaret of Cortona
St. James and
Holy Family
St. Michael
St. Bonaventura
Norwood
Grace Berger
Zoo Opera House
Allison Street
Sharpsburg
Williams Avenue
North Norwood
Norwood View
St. Cecilia School
Woman Breaks Date Promise Found Dead Near Highway
A body believed to be Myrtle Wood, 49, of Long Beach, was found behind a signboard off the highway near Laguna Beach. A bullet wound in the left temple was noted. She had gone to the home of her admirer John McClure to break an engagement. McClure was sought by Long Beach and Orange County officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laguna Beach
Cal
Myrtle Wood
Long Beach
John McClure
Orange County
McClure
Escaped Convicts Re-Arrested in Cleveland
Detectives captured Richard Spangler and Charles Bisman in Cleveland after they escaped from Western Pennsylvania State Prison in Pittsburgh. They fled in a truck and reached Cleveland in a stolen automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Richard Spangler
Charles Bisman
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Building For College Gifted Wooster Union Building
Wooster Ohio June 15 The Babcock Union Social Building to cost 300000 will be constructed by the fall of 1930 Wooster College trustees announce The building is a gift of B E Babcock Phelps Bs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster, O
Babcock Union Social
Falk
Wooster College
B. E. Babcock, Phelps, Bs
Salem teen dies in New Albany road crash
Marion Armstrong aged 19 was killed today in an automobile accident on the New Albany road near Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Marion Armstrong
New Albany Road
Here
Trotzky Granted Permission to Visit England
Mamara newspaper Son Saat reports the British government has granted Leon Trotzky permission to travel to England from Constantinople. No independent confirmation exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trotzky
England
Constantinople
Turkey
Mamara
Son Saat Today
Leon Trotzky
Boxer Held and Boxer Pleads Not Guilty in Manslaughter Case
Bert Skullman of Ashta pleaded not guilty to manslaughter and was released on 7500 dollar bond after a June 1 street incident in town. The case involves 45 year old Harry Cullen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaetilta
Harry Cullen
Bert Skullman
Ashtabula
Negro Dies in Fall From Window at Hopkins Street Home
Henry Johnson aged 53 died at General Hospital from a skull fracture after a fall from a third floor window at his home 536 Hopkins Street on Friday night. Police investigated the accident as a possible fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Johnson
General Hospital
Hopkins Street
Weather Summary for Ohio and Nearby States and June 15 1929 Readings
Partly cloudy in Ohio and Kentucky with scattered showers possible in places on Monday. Tennessee and West Virginia see fair to partly cloudy conditions with light showers in some western areas. Indiana faces thunderstorms and warmer Sunday with unsettled Monday. A table lists temperatures across major cities with highs in the 70s and 80s and low precipitation in most locations. Detroit and Chicago show low rainfall while several southern and western cities report trace to minor rain amounts. Charted data includes east coast and central cities, with records for June 15 1929 ending 8 p.m. and comparisons to prior years and norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kentucky
West Portion
Tennessee
West Virginia
Indiana
Obituary: John Kennedy Passes Away in Winnipeg
John Kennedy, Second Vice President and founder of United Grain Growers Ltd, died at his Winnipeg home. Born in Beaverton Ontario in 1854, he was known as the grand old man of the western farmers movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kennedy
Winnipeg
United Grain Growers, Ltd
Beaverton
Ont
Farmers’ Movement
Sir Patrick McGrath Dies At 60 In St Johns Newfoundland
Sir Patrick McGrath president of the Newfoundland Legislative Council died at his home in St Johns at age 60. He served as Associated Press correspondent since 1906 and published the St Johns Evening Herald while also being connected with Reuters in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick McGrath
ST. Johns
N. F
Newfoundland Legislative Council
Associated Press
St. Johns Evening Herald
Reuter’s Agency
London
Julius P Whitmark Dies at 58 in New York
Julius P. Whitmark, 58, vice president of M. Whitmark & Sons, music publishers, died in a New York hospital after a week of illness. He first gained fame in 1885 as "the boy balladist" with Thatcher Primrose & West Minstrels and later retired from the stage in 1902 after a long career as a singer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius P. Whitmark
New York
M. Whitmark & Sons
Whitmark
Thatcher, Primrose & West Minstrels
Edward J. Fitzgerald Dies at 52 in East Liverpool
Edward J. Fitzgerald longtime State Warden of the Knights of Columbus and former Columbiana County Deputy Sheriff died suddenly of acute indigestion after dinner in East Liverpool Ohio He was 52 and survived by three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Fitzgerald
East Liverpool
Edward, J. Fitzgerald
The
Knights of Columbus
Columbiana County
Rev. W. O. Elterich Dies After Forty Years Abroad
The Rev. William O. Elterich, longtime missionary in the Orient, died yesterday in Chefoo, China at age 64. On furloughs he split time between Pittsburgh and Bloomfield New Jersey. He leaves a widow, two sons and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Elterich
New York
William O. Elterich
Orient
Chefoo
China
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Pittsburgh
Bloomfield
N. J
H. N. Eberich
Woman Shot to Death After Argument
Irene Tracy twenty five lives at 928 Van Horn alley was found dead in her room on the second floor after neighbors rushed in following a loud argument and a gunshot about 9 30 last night. A man known to police with whom she lived fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Tracy
van Horn Alley
Firecracker Causes SCARE At Fountain Square
A premature Fourth of July celebration prompted police to rush to the men’s comfort station at Fountain Square after an unidentified call claimed a shot had been fired. Police investigation by George Karmen found a firecracker tossed into the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Square
George Karmen
Louis Marcus Sells Half Interest in Nine Theaters
Louis Marcus announces at a Paramount function the sale of a half interest in nine theater properties located in Utah and Idaho to Publix Theaters Corporation. Publix will assume operation of the theaters on July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Louis Marcus
Paramount-Famous-Lasky Corporation
Utah
Idaho
Publix Theaters Corporation
Paramount
Publix
Nickel Plate seeks long term lease of Ohio yards
The Nickel Plate Railroad filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission to lease for ninety-nine years the railroad yards of the Northern Ohio Food Terminal in Cleveland Ohio starting July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickel Plate
Washington
Nickel Plate Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northern Ohio Food Terminal, Inc
Cleveland
Northwestern University trustees elected in Chicago
Fred W. Sargent of Evanston president of the Chicago & Northwestern Railroad and Arthur W. Cutten a Chicago financier were elected to Northwestern University’s Board of Trustees, filling vacancies from the deaths of John Mitchell and Milton H. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. U
Chicago
Fred W. Sargent
Evanston
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Arthur W. Cutten
Northwestern University
John Mitchell
Milton H. Wilson
Four Years for Bank Theft Conviction in Memphis
William R. Pharr, a cotton man, convicted of aiding J. Ramsey Beauchamp in the misapplication of nearly 600000 dollars from the Union and Planters Bank and Trust Company, was sentenced to four years in the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
William R. Pharr
J. Ramsey Beauchamp
Old Union and Planters Bank and Trust Company
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Communists Clash With Police at Grant Park
A Saturday in Chicago sparked a near panic on Michig Boulevard as several hundred Communists attempted a meeting in Grant Park. Police dispersed the crowd. twenty seven were arrested for disorderly conduct, including several women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chcago
Michig Boulevard
Grant Park
Woman Killed After Exiting Car In Caught Night Clash
Mrs. Martha Petry 73 died when she stepped from a stopped vehicle into the path of a second car driven by George Hayes Uhrichsville. Her son William had just halted the first auto. The collision occurred tonight, authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennison
Martha Petry
William
George Hayes
Uhrichsville
Robbery Warrant Issued for John Hall in Ohio Case
A robbery warrant is issued for D. R. John Hall over the holdup of James G. Fernau an Ohio State University student found bound to a tree after being forced from his automobile Fernau suspect Hall may be in Jenkins Kentucky the sheriff's office announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcarthur
D. R
John” Hall
James G. Fernau
Ohio State University
Sheriff's Office
Fernau
Hall
Jenkins
Hoover farm aid bill faces tariff opposition
The article notes continued opposition to the tariff provisions within the Hoover farm aid bill. Details from the first page indicate debate over how tariffs would affect agricultural support and prices, with lawmakers divided on potential economic impact.
Senate tariff clash tests Borah plan and farm relief
The debate centers on a no recess pledge, the Finance Committee reporting the tariff bill, and a push for broader revision. Senator Borah warns general tariff changes take months, while Norris seeks to block the tariff measure with an export debenture farm relief plan opposed by the President. Brookhart backs similar opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Finance Committee
Indianan
Borah
Norris
Neb
Brookhart
Army board cites carbon monoxide blast at Cleveland Clinic
Washington report states the Army Investigating Board concluded the May 15 disaster at the Cleveland Clinic caused 123 deaths by inhalation of carbon monoxide and nitrogen oxides. It recommends storage changes for X ray films and expert engineering input, with further coroner discussions set for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cleveland Clinic
United States Army
A. J. Pearse
Harry L. Gilchrist
Army Chemical Warfare Service
Arsenal
Edgewood
N. J
Cleveland
Gilchrist
Pearse
Ray T. Miller
Cuyahoga County
Auto Crash Kills Man as Car Slid Through Bridge Rail
Charles Bradley thirty five of Ward Manor Park Hotel Washington D C died when his car skidded through the railings of a temporary detour bridge near Farmhurst Delaware and plunged twenty five feet to the railroad tracks. A passenger identified as Glavi 36 of Wilmington Delaware was injured in the same crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bradley
Wardman Park Hotel
Washington, D. C
Glavi
Wilmington
Del
Larchmont
Farmhurst
Delaware Railroad
Airplane and radio save scorched Indian woman in Manitoba
In The Pas Manitoba June 15 an Indian woman Mrs Edward Sawap was severely burned when her clothes caught fire from a cook stove. A radio message summoned a plane piloted by J C Uhlman from The Pas and carried the woman 230 miles to a hospital where doctors said she would have died if treatment had been delayed longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pas
Manitoba
Edward Sawap
Pelican Narrows
J. C. Uhlman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bono and Wooster
Murphy
ART Academy OF Cincinnati
Eden Park
Oakhurst
Kendrick College Preparatory School
Oak Street
Florence Benedict
Oven
Woodburn
Gil
Doug” Fairbanks
Neave
Masonic
Coney Islans
Alligator
Island Maid Eaters Service
Cooper
Pope
Mr. Bookman
League of Nations
Cremation Co
Union Central Bidg. M
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Av
Wm.f. Fuldner
Bet. Ee & Ae Tea
Eastport
Boston
Nashville
Albany
Detroit Sdiptien
Atl. City
S. S. Marie
Wash
Galveston
Omaha
Denver
Os. W
PrCies
Hoover
Army Board
Max Kappner
America
Kappner
the Kappner Mfg. Co., Inc
Main Street
Vine Stier
Joseph Rosenberger
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