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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1927
Page
2
Hudspeth claimed mutineers posed no risk to bosses and guards in the mine. He said the rebels would not injure them since there would be no escape for the culprits.
The report provides regional forecasts for Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee with showers in parts and cooler conditions, plus a detailed table of current and high temperatures and precipitation across numerous cities. It includes a record note for June 21 1927 ending 8 p.m. and year-to-year comparisons.
At the national convention of the Junior Order United American Mechanics a slate of officers was nominated with no opposition and will be formally elected tomorrow. The nominees include National Councillor E. A. Llewellyn of Cincinnati and Vice Councillor Omar C. Stubbs of Covington Kentucky.
The President accepted an invitation to the Belle Fourche round-up on July 4, his birthday, with Rep William Johnson delivering the invitation and a ten gallon cowboy hat. Guests at the state game lodge include former Gov Sam R McKelvie and Mrs McKelvie. Nebraskans expect wheat yields of 60 million bushels and favor cooperative markets with a crop-year credit system.
Delegations at Geneva clash over elastic cruiser tonnage and the value of merchant marines as war auxiliaries. British leaders oppose 3 000 to 10 000 ton elasticity while supporting fixed totals. Admiral Saito backs Gibson eight inch gun cruisers as backbone of naval power.
James Selton, 33, a North Carolina native awaiting lodging in Atlanta, described being held for over sixteen months at a Greene County Georgia prison farm. He said overseers beat and burned him, knocked out teeth with a pick handle, and witnessed a fellow inmate murdered for disobedience. A. Lee Beatty will interview him.
The Republican Women's Club of Hamilton County finished organizing all wards and townships in four days. New ward chairs and officers were named: Ward 7 Mrs John B Murphy chair, Ward 12 Mrs E G Schuessler chair with Cora Ross vice chair and Laura Brinkman secretary, Ward 26 Mrs M W Foote chair with Sylvia Marshall vice chair and Catherine Hornickel secretary, Springfield Township Mrs James Roll Glendale chair, Harrison Township Mrs C F Bauer Harrison chair.
Rapid City South Dakota June 21 The President and Mrs Coolidge fished at Squaw Creek returning to the Summer White House with six trout in the Presidents basket and two in Mrs Coolidges. Mr Coolidge added riding breeches and boots to his cowboy wardrobe while Mrs Coolidge wore sport clothes.
Lieut John Paul Riddle of the Embry-Riddle Company departs for Detroit to fly a Waco with a Wright Whirlwind engine identical to Lindberghs. The ship may be seen at Lunken Airport as forty entrants in the tour prepare to visit Cincinnati in July for prizes over $12,000 and the Edsel Ford trophy.
James P. Kirby and Joseph P. Murphy will address a public luncheon at the Chamber of Commerce Friday noon about the proposed county probation department. The event is hosted by the County Budget Commission with County Commissioners and Common Pleas Court Judges as guests of honor. William F. Hess reports many acceptances. Judge Frederick L. Hoffman, who began adult probation on trial, will also speak.
The Board of Directors will convene at noon to dispose of two weeks of work, noting no meeting was held last Wednesday.
The first outdoor meeting of the Cabinet of the Outsiders of the Cincinnati Club is set for today at Ryland Lakes Club. Members depart Cincinnati by automobile at 10:30 a.m. and return late in the evening. Edward Hoff will serve as master of ceremonies with Joseph Helmers as parade marshal and pathfinder, aided by Robert Groenke Edward Woodward and Boone Armentrout.
The St Xavier College Foundation Committee at the Cincinnati Club last night approved private solicitations starting in September to raise about 300000 dollars for completing the stadium and funding additional recreational improvements. W E Fox chaired the committee with John C Thompson directing the drive.
J Henry Boskin owner of the Price Hill Lumber Yards celebrated his golden wedding anniversary on Monday and will be guest of honor at a District No. 1 Ohio Association of Retail Lumber Dealers dinner at the Metropole Edgar Cummings will preside.
The Mosby Medicine Company announced yesterday that it will relocate from 1329 Walnut Street to the former Wise Center at Reading Road and Whittier Street in Avondale. G H Mosby, general manager, stated the move.
Jackson W. Showalter former United States chess champion will give a simultaneous exhibition at the Cincinnati Club tonight at 9 o clock meeting thirty opponents. Last Cincinnati appearance he won 32 and drew 1 of 33. Open to the public free. players bring their own boards. Merrill C. Slates will open with a talk on The Life and Games of Paul Murphy.
Charles W. Wood, associate editor of Forbes and author of The Myth of the Individual, visited friends in Cincinnati yesterday and studied the operation of a tailoring plant. He forwards the idea that man is neither animal nor spirit.
Karl Finn will address the Gyro Club tomorrow at the Literary Club on The Better Business Movement. The annual outing is set for Wednesday June 29 at Valley View Farm near Batavia Ohio featuring baseball games horseshoe pitching swimming boating dancing and a chicken dinner.
Miss Annie Laws of 2927 Reading Road was elected Chairman of the Cincinnati Day Nursery section of the Public Health Federation at a meeting held yesterday at St Josephs Infant Asylum in Norwood. Mrs H H Hoppe of Burton Woods Lane was elected Vice Chairman and Miss Anna Drake of 33810 Burnet Avenue was chosen Secretary. A vote of thanks was given to retiring President Mrs Ada Stokes, director of the Babies Milk Fund Association, for five years of service.
Frankfort Ky June 21 Joe Jacks Jr a Pike Circuit Court murder defendant in the W H Turner 85000 insurance plot was granted a new trial by the Court of Appeals The lower court had sentenced him to life after reversing circumstantial evidence failed to prove his involvement in the death of an unidentified man in a mine explosion part of the plot
In Ashington on June 21 the Association Opposed to Blue Laws forms a new national party named the Anti-Blue Law party. It plans a national convention next year likely in New York and will oppose candidates who back anti evolved legislation and blue laws while remaining neutral on other public questions.
Walter Burley a Black man was sentenced in Hinds County Circuit Court to be hanged for the murder of two women. He pled guilty and was moved to a safe location until the July 22 execution date. The trial occurred behind closed doors amid heavy security due to demonstrations and armed troops guarding the courthouse.
Washington reports Capt David F. Sellers will command the American naval squadron in Central American waters succeeding Rear Admiral Julian L. Latimer. Sellers will assume in two to three weeks and will hold the rank of Rear Admiral upon promotion.
A lengthy birth notice lists numerous couples and addresses across Butler and Riverside including Henry and Grace bury at 510 Lock TH. Bowie-Rovi and Lula at 1071 Clark. Ralph and Hildred Butler Box 1365. Henry and Shea Berry at 241 West Sixth Street with a boy. Cobb George and Erma at 5011 Duck Creek Street with a girl. and many others with mothers and fathers named, addresses, and newborn genders.
Three thieves in a stolen car assaulted a gas station attendant at Butler and fled toward Pittsburgh. Justice Albert T. Lorch of Allison Park confronted the trio, fired on them, and wounded two bandits, who were removed to a Pittsburgh facility. the driver escaped.
Earl B Midgley deputy clerk in the Probate Court seeks annulment of his 1914 Covington Ky marriage to his first cousin. Through Frank Gusweiler the suit claims the union was illegal. Henry Lewis father guardian seeks annulment of Amy Jeanne Stocker and Everett C Stocker marriage in Sharon Pa from 1923 due to her mental infirmity. Divorce suit filed by Alfred Holman.
Dispatches from Shanghai report a May 23 earthquake devastated most of Liangchow in northern Kansu Province near the Mongolan border. The Chief Magistrate and many others were killed, and all city gate towers and two 2,000 year old pagodas were demolished.
Federal Radio Commissioner Col. John F. Dillon arrived from Washington and was confined to a hospital in San Francisco with a jaw infection. Doctors said his condition was serious and a crisis was possible in a few days.
The sun will shine 15 hours and 7 minutes today as the earth tilts toward the sun. It rises at 4 28 in the morning and sets at 7 35 in the evening marking the year's longest day.
Selins Grove Pa June 21 Dr Charles T Aikens 65 president of Susquehanna University and member of multiple Lutheran Church boards died today.
Charles Edward OBrien 67 long served as United States Minister to Paraguay and Uruguay from 1905 to 1909 and died in Montevideo Uruguay on June 23 amid a brief obituary note from the capital.
Charles P Jaeger, city water commissioner, died at his Cleveland home after a four week illness. He served the city in public works and municipal water management. He was billed in the obituary placeholder.
Mrs. Fannie Hanson Williams 71, noted for her UDC activities, died at her Newton home after a week of illness. Services and further details awaited at her residence.
Toronto report says W J Drope a leading Canadian educator aged 61 died today in Grimsby where he founded Lake Lodge School for Boys. The death marks the end of a prominent career in Canadian schooling and leadership.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday for Dr E D Freeman 73 a prominent Southern Indiana physician and businessman He owned the Freeman Block in Osgood a furniture store and the Freeman Hotel He is survived by his widow a son Harold of Osgood and a daughter Mrs Hazel Anderson who resides in the West Burial will be in Glendale Cemetery.
Youngstown Ohio reports the death of Mayor C T Shively of Rogers after a brief illness from pneumonia at a local hospital. Shively served as mayor of Rogers and died late today.
Herman F. Hochmuth 74 died Monday at home 28 Woodsdale Avenue Hartwell. Services will be at 2 PM today at St Matthew's Church Elmwood Place with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by wife Mrs. Caroline Hochmuth and several children.
George E. Ingram a 45 year old chiropractor admitted to breaking the back of Mrs Elsie Hodges while practicing without a state license He was held for a jury trial in default of $1000 bond in Chicago June 21 1925.
Westwood residents and School Board representatives opposed Townsend-West Dairy Company's plan to stable twelve horses and build a loading platform at the ice depot on Epworth avenue. Attorneys defended the project while a Building Commissioner override was discussed. The zoning board will rule after considering nearby Westwood School and Hyde Park concerns.
The notice announces a Sunday excursion to High Park organized by Southern Railway with a fare of $2.00, listing R. T. as contact or organizer.
Multiple death notices and funeral arrangements dated June 20 21 1927 list Louise M Peaths Herman F Hochmuth Octavia Reed William J Schwein Clara Tieme n and others with service details and burial places including Oak Hill Cemetery and Highland Cemetery. homes and churches named with times and addresses.
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