Paris Welcome Delayed By Atlantic Flight
French aviators plan to reach Paris after a Atlantic crossing but postpone the final hop to tomorrow. Schreiber travels with the crew to Paris if possible, while Mrs. Jean Assolant prepares to join her husband in Paris within days amid crowd were awaiting the Yellow Bird.
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Lotti
Paris
Santander
Spain
Atlantic
Schreiber
Comillas
M. Lott, Sr
Assolant
Europe
Biarritz
France
LE Bourget
North Atlantic
Old Orchard
New York
Jean Assolant
Aviators Missing Near Sioux Lookout in Ontario
William Upham and R. Riese, aviators for Western Canada Airways and Northern Aerial Mineral Exportation, have been missing for over a week between Savant and Shuniah Lakes near Sioux Lookout Ontario. Air search planes have been circling the area since last Tuesday. a report from Sioux Lookout notes a prospecting party at Snake.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
William Upham
R. Riese
Western Canada Airways, Ltd
Northern Aerial Mineral Exportation Company
Wilds
Savant
Shuniah Lakes
Sioux Lookout
Ont
Snake
Flares Reported Near Savant Lake. Search Returns Futile
Falls produced flares in the Savant Lake vicinity but a field search found nothing. Authorities extended based on sighting reports and continued monitoring for new signals in the area.
Youth Aided In Wedding On Paris Flight
Portland stowaway Arthur Schreiber twenty two aided the French pilot Jean Assolant by boarding the Yellow Bird for a secret Paris flight. The two planned the marriage to Miss Pauline Parker to avoid publicity and the five day law, with Schreiber guiding the process for the ceremony and city clerk.
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Portland
Arthur Schreiber
Paris
Jean Assolant
Pauline Parker
Maine
New York
New York World News Service
Samuel Pinansky
Max L. Pinansky
Arthur
Old Orchard
Pinansky
Assolant
Blonde five day bride denies stowaway claim
The bride of Jean Assolant protests reports that Arthur Schreiber, the Yellow Bird stowaway, entered the fuselage by arrangement with Jean. She says Jean never met Schreiber, and would not have carried an extra person, calling the claim ridiculous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Jean Assolant
Arthur Schreiber
Jean
Pope Reges 100 Americans on Pilgrimage
The pope blessed American pilgrims including three girls from Baltimore New York and Roxbury as he reviewed a large 200000 rise in faithful attendance. He noted a diocesan sisters’ normal school report and the bishop’s memorandum while Father Habig Hackett and ten Cleveland seminarians accompanied him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Habig
August Hackett
Cleveland
Schrembs
Ann Millen
Baltimore
Rita Zurmuhler
New York
Christine Hertgeon
Roxbury
Mass
Ann
Jewish Young People Form Little Symphony
The Community Little Symphony Orchestra, organized under the Young Men's and Young Women's Hebrew Associations, will meet for its first rehearsal tomorrow night at the Reading Road Temple. Rubin Phillips of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra will supervise personnel and conduct the new group, with a series of community concerts planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Little Symphony Orchestra
Reading Road Temple
Max M. Schiff
Young Men
Schiff
Rubin Phillips
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Firemen Save Baby After Two Days of Effort
In Chicago a sixteen month old boy Raymond Dichair survived after forty eight hours of tireless work by a Fire Department Inhalator Squad. Dr Pishotta of Illinois Masonic Hospital said the baby had a chance to live. Firemen worked in forced shifts for two days and nurses had declared him dead twice yesterday before revival efforts continued.
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Chicago
Raymond Dichair
Pishotta
Illinois Masonic Hospital
Kenyon Professors to Get Increases
Kenyon College trustee William Cummings announced $3,500 is deposited to raise professors' salaries this year by seniority. A campaign seeks $350,000 to permanently fund raises, with $200,000 already subscribed. Under the plan a full-time professor's salary would rise from $3,000 to $5,000 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gambier
William Cummings
New York
Kenyon College
Stenographer Foils Robbery Attempt in Cleveland
Miss Ethel Berdick an 18 year old stenographer saved a 1100 payroll today by kicking and screaming causing a would be robber to flee from her office in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Ethel Berdick
Beauty experts to primp Glia for Ohio show
Ohio beauty specialists organized a state wide event led by Mrs. Magdalena Maloney of the Cincinnati association to stage a major beauty show. Contestants, limited to beauty shop clients, compete for a 100 dollar prize and the title Miss Cincinnati with travel to Cleveland for a larger state pageant where the winner earns 1000 dollars and a year as Miss Ohio. Men with permanent waves may enter as spectators, with officials including B G Spicer and H L Franklin overseeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Magdalena Maloney
Cincinnati Hairdressers and Cosmetologists’ Association No. 56
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Creme’ de la Creme of
Ohio Beauty and Charm
Ohio State Hairdressers and Cosmetologists’ Association
B. G. Spicer
H. L. Franklin
T. Paul Titus
Matron of Deaconess Celebrates 30th Anniversary
Sister Greta Luken, matron at Deaconess Hospital, marked thirty years of service as staff and executives honored her with flowers and a substantial donation. Sister Anna Meyer, nearing thirty-five years with the hospital, was reported ill but not seriously. Rev. A G Lohmann, superintendent, noted her past role as operating room supervisor and current night matron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greta Luken
Deaconess
Anna Meyer
A. G. Lohmann
Anna
Three held in murder graft investigation
Police arrested William Wire, Martin, and Tope after a night of alleged drinking and threats at a barber shop on West Fifteenth Street. Wire’s murder left 83 homicides for the year, with a bloody scene showing a paving brick as the weapon and a $698.85 check found among the evidence. Additional killings in Cincinnati included Porter, Wrassman, McDonald, and Keith, with Porter shot on Cutter Street and Wrassman killed in a pistol duel.
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Martin
Tope
Little Miami River
Shademore
McArthur
Arlington Beebe
Wire
Mary Hamilton
West Fifteenth Street
John Wire
Readinng Road
Russelvills
William T. Mullen
Mullen
E. A. Schatzman
John H. Wire
Reading Road
Florence Jeffers
Fred Swing
Barber
William Wire
Cincinnati
Earl Porter
Poplar Street
Cutter Street
James “Highball” Fields
Jesse Hughes
Porter
Bernard Burton
Freeman Avenue
George “Fat” Wrassman
Joseph Schaefer
Opera Place
Elm Street
Robert McDonald
Section Hand
Toledo
Third
Mill Streets
Jesse Keith
Regro
Mill Street
Son of Owen D Young Weds in Cleveland
Charles C. Young son of the head of the American delegation to the Paris reparations conference married Esther Marie Christensen daughter of the Danish Consul in Cleveland. Owen D Young traveled from New York rushed to the ceremony then left for Utica and plans a Honolulu honeymoon. The couple will reside in Schenectady New York and the father may visit Washington to confer with President Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Charles C. Young
Paris
Esther Marie Christensen
Owen D. Young
New York
Utica
N. Y
Officers of Bank Held on Forgery Charges
New York reports three City Trust Company officers were arrested on third degree forgery as part of a state investigation into the bank’s collapse. Treasurer Anthony Di Paola is held on 24500 dollar bail, vice president Louis Tavermina and assistant cashier George Ziniti on 15000 dollar bail each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
City Trust Company
Anthony di Paola
Louis Tavermina
George Ziniti
City Trust
Francesco Ferrari
The
Federal Arms Unlawfully Used in Tennessee Strike
Secretary Good announced that investigation found use of National Guard equipment by Tennessee state police during a strike was unlawful. He sent a letter to Governor Horton urging action to prevent further use of federal arms and gear in the Tennessee National Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Washington
Good
National Guard
Gov. Horton
Tennessee National Guard
Archdiocesan Teachers College Registration Opens
The Archdiocesan Teachers College announces registration begins this week for the summer session with classes starting June 24. The Athenaeum of Ohio hosts the college and all departments will offer full programs. Music department courses will be heavily attended with specialists teaching church music and chant theory under Prof. J. J. Fehring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdiocesan Teachers’ College
Francis J. Bredestege
Teachers’ College
The
Athenaeum of Ohio
J. J. Fehring
Archdiocesan
Cornwallis Surrender Reenacted in WLW Historical Highlight
A WLW Historical Highlight replays Cornwallis surrendering at Yorktown on October 19 1781. The program traces Cornwallis Virginia campaign from May 1781 to Charlottesville escape of Jefferson and Monticello, Washington’s siege, and Cornwallis’s surrender after failed escape.
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Cornwallis
Yorktown
Wlw
Lord Cornwallis
Virginia
Charlottesville
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
Washington
York River
Tragedy at Altoona Board Track Ends Keech Career
Ray Keech, Indianapolis race winner, was killed in a 200 mile board track smash at Altoona Pa ending his career. Cliff Woodbury was injured and was to race in Aurora Ill the next day after the Altoona event. Track officials said the Aurora race would proceed as scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keech
Indianapolis
J. M. White
Coatesville
Pleasant
Howdy” Wilcox
Joe Boyer
Kech
H. O. D. Seagreve
Daytona Beach
Reech
Meyer
Woodbury
Cliff Bergere
Ernest Triplett
Fred Winnai
Dave Evans
Bob Robinson
Jimmy Gleason
Lou Moore
Bill Lindau
Speed Gardner
Chester Gardner
Aurora
Ill
Ray Keech
Altoona
Cliff Woodbury
Chicago
Langhorne Speedway Dirt Track Pioneer Keech Remembered
Keech, a prominent dirt track driver, raced at Langhorne Pennsylvania when the mile and four half track opened. He competed in several events and once drove a burning car into a rail to protect other drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Association
Langhorne
Keech
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Doctor Operates on Lates in Ohio Prison
Dr Giles DeCourcy, a Cincinnati surgeon, operated at the Ohio State Penitentiary on two inmates sent from Hamilton County for first degree murder convictions. Breck Lutes, Middletown, had rupture repair after a bullet wound. Lutes's condition was good. William Angilan, Cincinnati, also had a thyroid operation and was reported very good. Doctors donate services as part of state penitentiary medical programs.
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Hamilton County
Ohio State Penitentiary
Columbus
Giles DeCourcy
Cincinnati
Breck Lutes
Middletown
Peter Dumele
North College Hill
DeCougcey
Lutes
Count Tolstoi Weds in Madison Avenue Ceremony
Count Cyril Petrovich Tolstoi, cousin of Leo Tolstoi, married Mrs. Gwendolyn Curry Leyburn of Detroit at the Russian Orthodox Church on Madison Avenue. The ceremony followed the crown customs used in Russian noble weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cyril Petrovich Tolstoi
Leo Tolstoi
Gwendolyn Curry Leyburn
Detroit
Madison Avenue
Ambassador Dawes Meets King George at Windsor Castle
Gen. Dawes traveled in a special carriage to Windsor where he presented credentials to King George and held a half hour private conversation. Mrs. Dawes accompanied him as tour groups watched and he returned to London for further embassy duties ahead of a trip to Scotland.
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Windsor
William the Conqueror
Dawes
Gen. Dawes
George
Jury Deadlock on Vote Forgery Charges in Ohio Case
In Cleveland the jury in Common Pleas Court remained deadlocked after ten hours of deliberation on charges of vote forgery against election officials Alex Taddeo Patsy Petty and Alex Luciano. The case stems from the August primary and marks the seventh trial in the alleged frauds.
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Cleveland
Alex
Taddeo
Patsy Petty
Alex. Luciano
Common Pleas Court
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White Horse Pike
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Archdiocesan Teachers’ College Register
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