President Gil Days Priest Must Register
President Portes interprets the constitution to permit resumption of church functions and explains that registration of ministers does not force naming by hierarchical authorities. He clarifies limits on religious instruction and affirms the right to petition for law changes amid Mexico’s religious laws. Mexican Religious Prisoners Ordered Released From Penal Colony. All women at the Las Tres Marias prison colony for religious violations were ordered freed, excluding the Mother Superior and others jailed for crimes beyond religious cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srants
Mexican Republic
the Republic
Republic
E Portes GN
Mexico
Las Tres Marias
Department of the Interior
Concepcion
Mexican Church and State Reach Pact on Services
Archbishop Ruiz and Bishop Diaz signed a statement after talks with the President at Chapultepec Palace completing an agreement to resume religious services in Mexico. The deal, backed by a Papal delegate, liberalizes the 1917 constitution interpretation, restoring clerical rights previously halted since 1926 after over eighteen months of negotiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruiz
Holy See
Mexico
Plan Naming School After Dr. A. J. Condon
The article lists staff changes and leaves for the 1929 1930 school year across several Cincinnati area schools. It notes a donation from retiring Harrison School teacher Brunhild Jewett and new roles including Fannie J. Ragland as director of the upper Msuperchicwer to grades. Resignations and leaves of absence are announced for Western Hills High, Withrow High, Hughes High, and Woodward High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotte Wayne
Fay Lyle
Sophia Alcorn
Lucile Cooper
Maran L. Bailey
Irene Beltzhoever
Edna B. Dickman
Miriam Boebinger
Gertrude M. Tehl
Helen Linnard
Elizabeth Toms McGarry
Ina Seeman
Mt. Auburn
Adelaide Koch
Peaslee
Emily Reif
Lila M. Tiemeyer
Pleasant Ridge
Mary H. Weidemer
Emily G. Fessenden
Justine Schwaegerlé
Paul Marsener
L. Morris Crotty
Fannie J. Ragland
Msuperchicwer
Miss Brunhild Jewett
Harrison School
Union Board of High Schools
Western Hills High School
Edytha L. Trickett
Withrow High School
R. C. Ren
Despondency Led Woman to Attempt Suicide at Street Corner
A woman attempted suicide with two other men, Leo and Parker, as physicians at General Hospital stated one Leo tried to end his life due to bond with a lost ring and a quarrel with his sweetheart. Parker, 25, laborer, 1535 Freeman Avenue, attempted poisoning but survived. A man believed to be Harry Tucker, 25, painter, killed himself with a 32 caliber revolver at Washington Park. police found him unconscious and he died at General Hospital.
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General Hospital
Albert Parker
Freeman Avenue
Eight Street
Harry Bitters
Joseph Schneider
Harry Tucker
Ideal Hotel
Washington Park
Park
David Buchanan
Tucker
Covington Veteran Despondent Man Ends Life
Andrew H. Holt 37 of 203 West Sixth Street Covington shot himself in the bathroom after despondency over ill health and lack of funds for an appendicitis operation. Coroner's verdict suicide. Holt, a World War II veteran and night foreman for American Express Cincinnati terminal, left two notes requesting help for his wife and sister. He is survived by Rose Holt and two children, Andrew and Edward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew H. Holt
West Sixth Street
Covington
Rose Holt
Harry Foy
Holt
American Express Company
Cincinnati
National Liberty Bank
Mr. Vance
Pearl and
Butler
Express Company
Andrew
Edward Nagley
Edward
Campbell County Adds Three Candidates to Primary Field
Newport N N County sees three new entrants in the race for county and district offices. James B. Miliken of Southgate will seek the county attorney post in the Democratic primaries. Frank Schreiber of Dayton aims for re-election as city treasurer on the Republican ticket. Morgan Coyne of Newport plans to contest the second magistrate district post in the Democratic primaries. all have prior public service and military background.
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Campbell County
James B. Miliken
Southgate
Centre College
Yale Law School
Taylor Avenue
Belevue
Frank Schreiber
Dayton
Schreiber
Charles Shoup
Morgan Coyne
Fourth
Saratoga
Newport
France
Auto Struck Two Covington Children Injuring One
Two children were hit by cars in Covington. James Crumley, 6, suffered multiple injuries including broken legs and a scalp laceration after stepping into the street. Miss May Rice faces reckless driving charges. The other boy was only bruised and treated at St Elizabeth's Hospital after being struck by William Hegemeyer's car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
James Crumley
Thomas J. Crumley
West Robbins Street
May Rice
Madison Avenue
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Miss Rice
Joe St. Clair
Ey St. Clair
Highland Pike
William Hegemeyer
North Roslyn Apartments
Clifton
Cincinnati
Alfred Schild
Hagemeyer
Hotel stockholders plan new committee for Covington project
The Covington Hotel Company met at the Chamber of Commerce Building to decide on further construction of a Sixth and Scott street hotel. A committee of C. E. Swetman R. E. Culbertson and Hal Rickets will add three members to canvass stockholders and raise 100000 dollars. The $1,000,000 project requires 350000 in local stock under Kentucky law. only 250000 has been sold so far.
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Covington Hotel Company
Chamber of Commerce
Sixth
Scott Streets
C. E. Swetman
R. E. Culbertson
Hal Rickets
Kentucky
Robber in Blue Suit Strikes Another Grocery Store
A bandit wearing a blue suit and straw hat robbed a chain grocery store at Sixteenth and Holman streets yesterday afternoon. The robber and a lookout in a brown suit took between 80 and 90 dollars from two cash registers, forcing manager Frank Klassmeier and butcher R. B. Wolf to the wall as the blue steel revolver was shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixteenth and
Holman Streets
Frank Klassmeier
R. B. Wolf
Brakeman Struck by Train at Decoursey Yard
Harry Cooper 39 brakeman for Louisville and Nashville was hit by a yard engine while stepping in front of a freight train. His right arm was severed and he suffered head injuries. He was taken to St Elizabeth's Hospital in serious condition. he and his family lived at 12 Inez street Latonia.
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Decoursey
Harry Cooper
Cooper
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Inez Street
Latonia
Covington Notes Baseball Game Set For Sunday
The police baseball team plans a practice game against the New Barber Shop team at the Golden Red ball park Sunday at 8 45 a m to benefit the pension fund. Also noted a bankruptcy filing in De coursey Ky. and several court actions including whiskey and liquor charges with bonds set, plus water assessments due and Volunteers of America summer meetings in Covington with open air gatherings starting last night at Pike and Washington streets.
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Covington
Golden Red Ball Park
Thomas Huff
Decoursey
Charles
Newcomb
Chestnut Street
Newport
Pflueger
Bert Sparks
Irvine
Kenton
Griffin Murphey
Water Commission
Volunteers of America
Dorotha Yonce Seeks Divorce Custody in Kenton Court
Dorotha Yonce filed for an absolute divorce from Clifford Yonce in Kenton Circuit Court. She seeks child custody and other relief. They wed September 18, 1924 and lived together until February. Also, Joseph and Mary Nienaber petition to adopt grandson Leo Brecht, age 2, whose mother is deceased and father is said to have abandoned him. Robert Franks sues for 2750 from F. E. Dickerson and others over a tobacco transaction.
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Kenton
Dorotha Yonce
Clifford Yonce
Joseph C
Mary Nienaber
Leo Brecht
Robert Franks
F. E. Dickerson
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Joseph B. Uchtman 31 paper cutter Norwood Ohio and Irene Rabe 31 Covington Kentucky. Richard B. Curran 22 student Kenton County Kentucky and Eveline C. Prewitt 21 Mt Sterling Kentucky. Clarence A. Taylor 23 salesman Anderson Indiana and Ruth Jamison 17 Bellefontaine Ohio. Albert Chance 23 laborer and Emma B. Sprague 22 Williamsburg Ohio. Harry Wieck 24 pattern maker Toledo Ohio and Ruth Markert 25 Marion Ohio. J Waidner 29 decorator and Marcia Kellog 33 Columbus CO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Uchtman
Norwood
Irene Rabe
Covington
Kentucky
Richard B. Curran
Kenton County
Eveline C. Prewitt
Mt. Sterling
Clarence A. Taylor
Anderson
Ind
Ruth Jamison
Bellefontaine
Albert Chance
Emma B. Sprague
Williamsburg
Harry Wieck
Toledo
Ruth Markert
Marion
J. Waidner
Marcia Kellog
Columbus, CO
Newport Arrest Leads to 30 Day Jail Term for Boemker
H J Boemker of Spring Grove and Mitchell avenues Cincinnati was sentenced to thirty days in jail by Judge Theodore Bertelsman after police heard him call Cincinnati authorities in the office of Public Works Commissioner Arthur Hindman. Detective Murphy testified Boemker said he spent Thursday night with Robert Zwick and knew him well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zwick
Newport
H. J. Boemker
Spring Grove
Mitchell
Cincinnati
Robert Zwick
Theodore Bertelsman
Arthur Hindman
Public Works
David Murphy
Murphy
Boemker
John H. Jones Civil War veteran dies Bellevue
John H. Jones 87 longtime Bellevue resident and Civil War veteran died at home on Fairfield and Van Voast avenues. Funeral services will be held at his residence Monday afternoon with further rites at Calvary Methodist Church. burial in Spring Grove Cemetery. He leaves a widow Eva Hancock Jones and four children Walter Fort Thomas Robert California Mrs J T Shotwell Fort Thomas and Mrs A B Lundy Thurman plus one sister Mary McCoy Greensburg Ind. Survivors include Granville Moody Post G A R members who will conduct services.
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John H. Jones
Fairfield
van Voast Avenues
Bellevue
Calvary Methodist Church
S. C. Rice
Buria
Spring Grove
Jones
Granville Moody Post
Heart Attack Ties Couple in Double Crisis
Taylor Herbert a 38 year old switchman at 125 West Thirty-second Street suffered a heart attack during an domestic dispute triggered by his wife. Mrs Herbert said she returned home, was refused entry, broke a glass to enter, and that the stress caused the second heart attack. He was hospitalized at Booth Memorial.
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Taylor Herbert
Catches Hand in Pocket on Busy Bellevue Car
On a crowded platform of a Bellevue Dayton streetcar crossing the Central Bridge last night J E McNeal of Dayton Kentucky felt a hand in his hip pocket. He grabbed the hand with help from fellow passengers and held a negro until the car reached Third and York streets. The suspect, who gave the name John Williams from Cincinnati, was turned over to Patrolman Harry Derrick. At police headquarters he denied the charge and was charged with disorderly conduct for attempting theft.
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Bellevue-Dayton
Central Bridge
J. E. McNeal
Sixth Avenue
Dayton
Third
York Streets
Harry Derrick
John Williams
Cincinnati
Fallen pole stops traffic at Sixth and York
A light pole with wires snapped at the base and fell across Sixth and York streets causing a traffic tie up last night. More than twenty people were in the area but no injuries were reported.
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York
Electrical tools stolen from car tied to garage burglary
Ray Smith reports $400 worth of electrical tools taken from his automobile, stolen from a garage at 215 East Sixth street Thursday night. The vehicle later found on the river bank near the city park, with tools missing from inside.
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Ray Smith
Central Avenue
Cincinnati
East Sixth Streets
Realty Transfers Reported in Local Deeds
J A Scott and wife convey to Allen DeJarnette and wife a lot on Tower Hill road Ft Thomas. Mary Wat transfers to William and Lucy Egan a Fifth Street Newport lot. Laura B Ayers sells to Harry and Jean Crear a Grand avenue lot. J A Scott and wife to Celia Speck and Anna Armstrong a Ft Thomas avenue Ft Thomas lot.
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J. A. Scott
Allen DeJarnette
Tower Hill Road
Ft. Thomas
Mary Wat
William
Lucy Egan
Fifth Street
Newport
Laura B. Ayers
Harry
Jean Crear
Grand Avenue
Celia Speck
Anna Armstrong
Ft. Thomas Avenue
Couples Named In Toledo Cincinnati Ohio Areas
A listing names James Phillips and Emma Linn both 23 of Toledo Ohio, Herbert Reinhard 23 of Cincinnati with Virginia Waddell 21 of Covington, Bernard Prehm 22 of Columbus Ohio with Mildred Penn 21 of Portsmouth Ohio, Michael Gleason 55 and Hen ryetta Carmack 57 of Cincinnati, Earl Young 31 and Ethel Sears 39 of Fort Wayne Indiana, Paul Hald 21 and Helen Speak man 21 of Chillicothe Ohio.
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James Phillips
Emma Linn
Toledo
Herbert Reinhard
Trimmer
Cincinnati
Virginia Waddell
Covington
Bernard Prehm
Columbus
Mildred Penn
Portsmouth
Michael Gleason
Steward
Henrietta Carmack
Earl Young
Ethel Sears
Ft. Wayne
Two Children Die In Kerosene Fire Explosion
In Mt Pleasant Pennsylvania on June 21 a kerosene explosion in the home of Harry Wilkinson near Ruffsdale killed Evelyn Wilkinson three months old and Helen Wilkinson, one other child, while the mother and two more children were injured. The two deceased were infants and the mother suffered burns while attempting to rescue them.
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MT. Pleasant
Harry Wilkinson
Ruffsdale
Evelyn Wilkinson
Helen Wilkinson
Tragic drowning of mother and child at canal
Mrs A B Mailler, patient at Trenton State Hospital for the Insane, drowned herself and her fourteen month old daughter May in the Raritan Delaware Canal at South Roundbrook New Jersey. Bloodhounds aided the search and bodies were recovered after dynamite failed to locate them.
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New York World News Service
New Brunswick
N. J
A. B. Mailler
State Hospital For the Insane
Trenton
May
Raritan-Delaware Canal
South Roundbrook
Miller
State Hospital
Robert
William Glas
Henry McCabe
Grandfather Attacks Children With an Axe
Greeley Colorado June 21 Jacob Schnear age 70 was found hanged in his garage after authorities believe he tried to kill his two children and a grandchild with an axe. The children August 11 and Sarah 16 were hospitalized with head wounds while Freda 12, the grandchild, had crawled to the front of the house.
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Greeley
Col
Jacob Schnear
August Schnear
Sarah
Freda
Hoover Secretary's Son Near Recovery After Injury
In Minneapolis on June 21, doctors said John Marshall Newton nine son of Walter H Newton Hoover secretary may recover from injuries after a streetcar accident left his leg crushed. Amputation below the hip was considered probable but would wait until the boy gained strength for a procedure. Secretary Newton was traveling home from Washington.
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Minneapolis
Minn
John Marshall Newton
Walter H. Newton
Hoover
Newton
Washington
Pigeon Lands At Chicago Merchandise Mart In Odd Lost-Race Tale
A hungry exhausted carrier pigeon circled into Chicago on June 21 and alighted on the Merchandise Mart, the world’s largest business building under construction. An aluminum leg tag read Cleveland 2343 while a rubber band showed A-127. George Allen, superintendent of construction, cares for the bird until its owner is found. Oscar G. Light, local owner, believes the bird was racing and became lost due to storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Merchandise Mart
Cleveland
George Allen
Oscar G. Light
Windsor Introduces Police Supervision for Ohio Excursions
Windsor Ontario adopts dockside police checks for Ohio excursionists after Toledo disorder reports. Chief M S Wigle says only inspected passengers may land, with first trial set for Sunday from Ashtabula, Ohio.
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Windsor
Ontario
Ohio
M. S. Wigle
Wigle
Toledo
AshtatLula
Robison Funds Charge Prompts Inquiry and Ban Proposal
Washington reports Rep. Robison of Kentucky accused by Postmaster Waddle of soliciting campaign funds and filing a false expenditure record. Senate patronage chair Brookhart cites illegality and backs legislation to bar federal office holders from contributing to political funds as part of a broader probe into southern appointments. Senator McKellar concurs.
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Washington
Robison
Rep
Brookhart
Senate Patronage Committee
Texas
R. B. Waddle
Somerset
Waddle
Iowan
South Carolina
Arkansas
McKellar
Tenn
Prince of Wales to celebrate 35th birthday quietly
The Prince of Wales will turn 35 on Sunday and spend the day at his Sunningdale country estate. He has been there for a week and will drive to Ascot for the races, with a possible visit to Windsor Castle to see the King and Queen.
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Wales
London
Prince of Wales
Sunningdale
Ascot
Windsor Castle
Brown University dismisses 25 students over Providence riots
Dean Kenneth O. Mason announced the dismissal of twenty five Brown University freshmen for the May 29 riot in Providence in which two people were shot and twenty injured. The board of police commissioners affirmed blame on students and outlined strict future conduct rules and penalties. The entire freshmen class was placed under discipline, barred from absences and social events, and required to settle damages.
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Providence
R. I
Kenneth O. Mason
Mason
Board of Police Commissioners
Brown
Dawes Accepts Empire Council Invitation for Dinner
Ambassador Charles G. Dawes accepted the Empire Council of the British Empire Service League invitation to attend the overseas delegates dinner on June 25 at the biannual conference. The Prince of Wales will preside.
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Dawes
London
Charles G. Dawes
Empire Council
British Empire Service League
Prince of Wales
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Gil Days
A. J. Condon
Eno Leo
Klinker’s For Furniture
B. Klinker Coo
Wade ST
Linn and
Baymiller
West
Kenton County Water District
Commission
Scott Sts
Sheriff’s Office
Kenton County Water Commission
Milliken
Brunonians
The
Wouthern Ohio Savings Bank
Main Street
Post Office
Soy Me
Broadway
Paramount
Paramount Famous Lasky Corp
Paramount Bidg
Jimmy Hanley
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