Hamilton cop on trial for driving while drunk
Mrs. Harry D. Crout wife of a Middletown police officer sits as witness in Common Pleas Court for driving while intoxicated as her husband stands trial. Kolodzik Middletown Police Chief testified he warned Crout’s husband to resign and Crout described a tense scene at police headquarters after a street fight.
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the Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Harry D. Crout
Middletown
C. D. Boyd
Common Pleas
Otto E. Kolodzik
Hero
J. D. Calhoun
Kolodzik
Crout
Holt
B. Vincent Pater
Middletown Divorces Filed Over Infidelity and Gambling
Petitions allege Marjoria Sayer faults Herbert Sayer for gambling and neglect of family since May 25 after he refused support for two children. A separate suit by Taylor Clark accuses Minnie Clark of neglect after a domestic dispute. Lawrence Robinson cites lack of support, prompting a move to his mother's home. he wed Elizabeth Robinson on January 22.
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Marjoria Sayer
Middletown
Herbert
Taylor Clark
Minnie Clark
Lawrence Robinson
Elizabeth Robinson
State Dental Department Plans School Program Meeting
Dr. L. G. Bean of the new State Dental Department conferred with Dr. C. J. Baldridge City and County Health Commissioner on a work program for schools. Bean offered state aid to Baldridge Miami University and the local dental society.
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L. G. Bean
State Dental Department
C. J. Baldridge
Bean
State Department
Baldridge
Miami University
Dental Society
Injured Woman Shows Improvement After Taxi Police Collision
Miss Jessie Anshutz of 108 North Seventh Street has improved after injuries from a collision between a taxicab she rode in and a police car over a month ago. Her condition had caused considerable concern among friends.
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Jessie Anshutz
North Seventh Street
Silver jubilee plans for Rev Van Den Bosch at St Ann’s Lindenwald
Preparations and events unfold for the ordination anniversary of Rev A J Van Den Bosch pastor of St Ann’s Lindenwald. Tonight children perform at the parish school and Sunday features high mass benediction sermon by Rev Mgr Louis J Nau with deacon Rev Omar Knapke and subdeacon Rev Aloysius Huber son of the parish. Master of ceremonies is Clarence Issenman. Van Den Bosch was ordained in Cincinnati and served in Piqua and Tippecanoe before joining Hamilton in 1913. City Council dedicates a new _____.
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A. J. van den Bosch
St. Ann’s Church
Lindenwald
Omar Knapke
Cincinnati
Aloysius Huber
Elder High School
Clarence Issenman
Theological Seminary
Mgr
Louis J. Nau
St. Mary’s Seminary
West
Norwood
van den Bosch
Piqua
Tippecanoe
Hamilton's
Land Swap Between Hamilton and B and O Railroad
Hamilton and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad exchanged parcels with no cash involved. The railroad sought city land near Madison avenue for yard purposes as part of a $750 000 improvement plan and in return the railroad provided the city a nearby plot and agreed to erect and maintain iron fences on its portion.
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Hamilton
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Madison Avenue
Husband seeks divorce after wife affair claims and threats
James Calvin Briscoe of Middletown faces a divorce suit filed by Edna Briscoe. The pair wed in 1916 and have four children. Edna alleges the wife had four or five other men visit, sometimes wanting to marry one, and that she frequently attacked him with household items and threatened his life.
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James Calvin Briscoe
Middletown
Edna Briscoe
Divorce Case Involving Alleged Abuse and Threats
Mabel Dilg sues Fred Jie claiming a 1921 Newport Kentucky marriage produced one child and that he associated with other women threatened to throw her out of their home struck and abused her and finally threatened to kill her.
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Newport
Mabel Dilg
Fred J.ie
City Council Denies B&O Alleys Vacation Near South Hamilton
The City Council refused the B&O Railroad Company plea to vacate several alleys near the South Hamilton crossing until underground pass plans are received. Several alleys near Schenck Avenue were vacated and part of the thoroughfare transferred to the company, which is expanding its yards.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Hamilton Crossing
Schenck Avenue
Longtime Post Office Carrier and Clerk Dennis J. Connelly Retires
Dennis J. Connelly retires after thirty four years with the Post Office as carrier and clerk. He was born in Cincinnati. He joined when ten carriers existed. now twenty five work there and three trucks distribute mail. Fellow employees gave gifts and Michael Wuest praised the retiring clerk.
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Dennis J. Connelly
Post Office
Mr. Connelly
Cincinnati
Postal Service
Michael Wuest
Five Directors Elected by Retail Merchants’ Association
The Retail Merchants Association announces five directors for the new term: P. T. Centner Don W. Fitton Carl Holbrook George F. Sauer and John A. Schwalm. Centner and Fitton were re elected. Officers will be chosen tomorrow morning when the full board meets. The annual dinner is planned for tomorrow night at the Anthony Wayne Hotel.
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Retail Merchants’ Association
P. T. Centner
Don W. Fitton
Carl Holbrook
George F. Sauer
John A. Schwalm
Centner
Fitton
Anthony Wayne Hotel
Biographical sketch of SGott Small in early 20th century Ohio
SGott Small served as vice president in 1910 and managing editor of The Commercial Tribune 1912–1913. He worked twenty years as a press agent for the Grand Opera House and for Coney Island in summer. He chaired the Hamilton County Republican Executive and Advisory Committee until 1928 and held Masonic and civic roles with the Miami Lodge, North Cincinnati Turnverein, and the Pen and Pencil Club.
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Spam
The
Commercial Tribune
Grand Opera House
Coney Island
Hamilton County Republican
Miami Lodge
North Cincinnati Turnverein
Pen and Pencil Club
Smoker Held in Zion City Amid Jersey Election
Zion City Illinois reports a revival of the no smoking campaign after the arrest of 19 year old Francis Hurst. An attorney secured Hurst's release on bond and intends to take the case to the Supreme Court to decide smoker rights in Zion. Overseer Wilbur Glenn Voliva's administration has long opposed public tobacco use.
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Zion City
Ill
Francis Hurst
Hurst
Supreme Court
Zion
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Byrd Returns Home After Antarctic Expedition
Admiral Byrd recounts isolation and tasks at Little America and recalls missing civil life and the ladies. He notes a $100,000 deficit, but sees value in more scientific work and potential future expeditions. Siple, Gould, Davies, Harrison, and others receive praise as he plans a St Louis welcome and a lecture tour.
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Virginia
Antarctica
Little America
Antarctic
Merchants’ Association
Admiral Byrd
L. M. Gould
Frank T. Davies
Henry T. Harrison, Jr
Siple
Paul A Siple
Erie
New York
C. L. Siple
Byrd’s
Mrs. Siple
City Hall
James West
Bob
Boy Scouts of America
Byrd Party
St. Louis
France Eyes Extra Armament Credits Amid Italy Tension
Paris reports that France plans to ask Parliament for 39 million dollars in additional army and navy credits beyond budgeted funds. Critics blame Italy’s stance for the move while some papers warn of broader armament buildup, with debates over defense needs and stocks replenishment.
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Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Andre Tardieu
Italy
Chamber of Deputies
Finance Commission
Loen’ Blum
Tardieu
France
Paris Midi
Mussolini
Africa
Mediterranean
Toulon
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Hoover to Present Gold Medal to Admiral Byrd
President Hoover will award the National Geographic Society gold medal to Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd in Washington. A White House reception will precede a luncheon at the Willard Hotel, with Byrd and 50 expedition members in attendance. wreaths will mark ceremonies at Arlington and honors at the Navy, Peary, and Wilkes graves.
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Admiral Byrd
Washington
South Pole
Richard Evlyn Byrd
National Capital
National Geographic Society
Washington Auditorium
New York
Richard Byrd
Eleanor Bolling Byrd
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Thomas Byrd
Antarctic
New Zealand
City of
Eleanor Bolling
White House
Willard Hotel
Secretary of the Navy
Arlington National Cemetery
Admiral Peary
North Pole
Floyd Bennett
Charles Wilkes
Gilbert Grosvenor
Antarctica
Geographic
Reed Defends Naval Treaty In National Radio Broadcast
Senator Reed of Pennsylvania defended the London naval treaty on a nationwide NBC program, arguing it ends naval competition among the three leading powers, freezes battle ship construction for seven years, and saves the U S about 400 million dollars in battleship replacement. He criticized Senator Johnson and highlighted cruiser limits and tonnage shifts among Britain Japan and the United States.
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Reed
Rep
London
United States
Senator Johnson
Jellicoe
Lord Bridgeman
Winston Churchill
Tokyo
Kato
Johnson
Great Britain
American General Board
America
Japan
France Moves To Protest U S Tariff Increase
Paris officials report the Chamber of Deputies Committee on Customs passed an order urging Premier Tardieu to urge the United States to cut duties, warning the tariff will reduce French exports and upset international trade balances. It calls for preserving reciprocity and may threaten ending most favored nation status if no result occurs.
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France
Committee On Customs of
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Tardieu
Chamber
United States
America
Committee On Customs
Tariff Commission
Washington
House
State Department
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Russia
Congress
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Garber
Qkla
Crisp
Georgia
Ways and Means Committee
Boylan
Dem
N. Y
Democratic Party
Submarine Plan Aims From Spitzbergen To North Pole
Sloan Danenhower described an undersea expedition using a submarine to renew air and charge batteries. He said a Spitzbergen to North Pole voyage could be safe with a speed under four knots to reduce ice collision risk.
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Simon Lake
Lake & Danenhower
Bridgeport
Conn
Sloan Danenhower
Spitzbergen
North Pole
Today’s civic and club meeting schedule list
A dense list of events and gatherings for the day includes Chamber of Commerce Rotary Boys Committee at 12:50, Rotary Vocational Service at 12:15, Executive Finance at 12:15, Aviation Units at 7:30, and stockholders at 4 p.m. Other groups meet at noon or evening across venues such as Gibson Hotel Cosmopolitan Bank Linton Hotel Metropole Hotel Kenwood Country Club and various local associations.
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Rotary
Metropole
Radio Guild
Cincinnati Club
Kenwood Country Club
Fourth Degree
K. of C
Pi Kappa Epsilon
Senate Passes Great Lakes Bridge Commission Bill
The Senate bill to create the Great Lakes Bridge Commission and authorize a toll bridge across the St. Clair River at Port Huron Mich was passed by the House today.
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Senate
Washington
Great Lakes
Hartford City man arrested with diamonds in Cincinnati
Carl Bush a 31 year old painter from Hartford City Indiana was arrested at Fifth street and Central avenue yesterday afternoon on a charge of suspicion. He had a brooch with sixty five diamonds and a bar pin with twelve diamonds and could not explain their origin. Police seek his movements before arriving in Cincinnati.
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Carl Bush
Hartford City
Ind
Fifth Street
Central Avenue
Bush
Cincinnati
Death notices from 1980 and 1930 obituaries in Covington area
Deaths listed for Gibson Thomas R son of Thomas L and Nettie Gibson East Hyde Park June 19 1980 services June 21 at 2 p.m. at W Mack Johnsons funeral home McMillan at Upland place. SMALL Scott beloved husband of Edith Small nee Jaynes died suddenly at 20 West Ninth Street June 19 1930. TINNELL Mayme wife of Benjamin Tinnell residence 2412 Madison Covington Ky died June 19 1930 aged 82 burial at Loville Ky June 21.
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Gibson
Thomas R
Thomas L
Nettie Gibson
Belle Crest Avenue
Hyde Park
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan
Upland Place
Small—Scott
Edith Small
Jaynes
West Ninth Street
Tinnell—Mayme
Madison Avenue
St Xavier College summer education program opens Monday
The at a glance notice lists the St Xavier College summer school sessions with experts leading courses on Educational Psychology, School and Classroom Management, The Philosophy of Teaching, The Teaching of High School Mathematics, Principles of Secondary Education, and The Teaching of Science. The event begins Monday at Seventh and Sycamore streets.
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Department of Education
St. Xavier College
Sycamore
A. L. Fisher
W. E. Chancellor
Peter J. O’donnell
William T. Burns
M. Callixta
J. W. Kowalewski
Archdiocesan teachers college to host piano and art courses
The summer school program at Archdiocesan Teachers' College opens Monday at 28 Calhoun Street with piano teaching led by Miss Helen Curtis of Curtis School of Music Chicago. Sister M Adelaide offers Civic Training Through Art Education. Sister Cecilia teaches musical appreciation for teachers. The music program is strong and enrollments are expected to be high.
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Archdiocesan Teachers’ College
Calhoun Street
Helen Curtis
Curtis School of Music of
Chicago
M. Adelaide
Cecilia
Architect Gustave Drach to design Western Hills Hospital
Dr. Frank B. Cain announced Cincinnati architect Gustave W. Drach will design the new Western Hills Hospital. Drach specializes in hospital construction and will include modern facilities. The 100 bed hospital is planned to cost between 250000 and 300000 dollars.
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Gustave W. Drach
Cincinnati
Western Hills Hospital
Frank B. Cain
Drach
Photographers to Attend Fas Foto Picnic at Coney Island
Thousands of amateur photographers are invited to the Fas Foto dealers event at Coney Island on Friday June 27. The second annual outing by Greater Cincinnati dealers aims to entertain at least 10 000 people after last year’s crowd.
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Greater
Fas- Foto
Greater Cincinnati
Coney Island
Harvard awards 1965 degrees at largest class in history
Ray Irvine Hardin of 6277 Grand Vista Avenue earned his A B degree summa cum laude at Harvard graduation exercises. The class was the university’s largest, with 1,965 degrees conferred, closing Harvard’s 294th year.
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Ray Irvine Hardin
Grand Vista Avenue
Harvard
Associated Press
Montreal Bishop OLeary Still Seriously Ill At Dayton Home
Bishop OLeary of Montreal remains seriously ill at his brother W J OLeary's residence 319 Rockwood Avenue Dayton Ohio. Condition Thursday showed no improvement and hospital care continues.
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O’leary
Montreal
Canada
W. J. O’leary
Rockwood Avenue
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