New Flexible Tariff Clause Backed by Officials
The discussion centers on a new and efficient instrument for public service, labeled a forward looking measure with broad support from business and agricultural groups. Leaders urge the Tariff Commission to study and recommend changes, while critics warn of retaliatory tariffs abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gress
Democratic National Committee
Congress
Thomas
Dem
Okla
Canada
Mexico
Hoover
Tariff Commission
Wood
Wall Street
New York
Henry Ford
United States
Deaths and funeral notices from local press
The notice column lists multiple obituaries and funeral arrangements including Hattie Leon Frank of Avon Apartments Avondale with services at Weir funeral home, Anna Grote aged 68 with high mass at St. Augustus Church, Rt. Rev. Mgr. James Henry, John W. Hill of Wyoming Avenue, and Harry Jones among others with service details and funeral homes.
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Wiltsee’s
West Ninth Street
Jones
Harry
Robert
Mary Jones
Ryan
J. J. Sullivan & Co
Broadway
Jordan
Justus H
Lillian Jordan
Luray Avenue
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan and
Upland Place
Parmerton—Scott
Beth Daugherty Parmerton
Baymiller Street
Wiltsee
Bawyer
Mary A
Christ Hospital
Alice B. (Nee Cunningham
St. Paul
Minn
Charles J. Stein
Cincinnati
Marie Whittaker
Toledo
Spring Grove
Italy braces for tariff clash with United States
Rome notes Mussolini editorial comments on the tariff wall and Italy's plan to defend markets. The unsigned piece argues U S prices and debt dictate trade, urges reciprocal purchasing, and warns against further conflicts while seeking understandings with North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Baskerville
New York World News Service
Rome
Popolo p'Italia
Italy
France
United “States
United States
North America
N. Y
Obituary of Rt Rev Sidney Cathlin Partridge
The Rt. Rev. Sidney Cathlin Partridge 73 bishop of the West Missouri diocese of the Protestant Episcopal Church died in Kansas City after several days illness. He long served as a missionary in the Orient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney C. Partridge
Kansas City
Sidney Cathlin Partridge
West Missouri
Protestant Episcopal Church
Orient
Conard Zorbaugh Dies Father of Ohio Presbyterian Leader
Conrad Zorbaugh 91 father of Dr Charles L Zorbaugh executive secretary of the Presbyterian Synod of Ohio died today at the Home for the Aged Deaf Central College near Westerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conad Zorbaugh
Columbus
Conrad Zorbaugh
Charles L.zorbaugh
Cleveland
Presbyterian Synod of Ohio
Central College
Westerville
Rev Patrick O'Brien dies at 86 in Toledo hospital
The Rev Father Patrick O'Brien, Toledo's oldest priest, died tonight at St. Vincent's Hospital at age 86 after six months of heart trouble. He came to Toledo in 1875 from Cleveland after ordination and earlier emigrated from Ireland at age 14. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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Patrick O'Brien
Toledo
Father Patrick O’brien
St. Vincent's Hospital
Father O’brien
Cleveland
Ireland
Juvenile Delinquency Case Involving 15-Year-Old Driver
William Brukdopke, 40, and Rudolph Gross, 15, both of 308 East Twelfth street, were arrested by Officers Fred Schoenbackler and Frank Jackson after an automobile driven by Gross crashed into a fire alarm box at Ninth and Mound streets. Brukdopke allegedly sent the youth to fetch gasoline, making the car unmanageable. the boy was held due to age restrictions on driving.
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William Brukdopke
East Twelfth Street
Rudolph Gross
Fred Schoenbackler
Frank Jackson
Mat
Ninth and
Mound Streets
Brukdopke
Hit-crip driver kills ninetieth victim of year
One man died and a woman and girl were seriously injured in Hamilton County auto crashes last night raising the year toll to 90. The dead man was Frank Lewis aged 58 of Elm Street. Mrs Edith Gilb 47 suffered a broken spinal cord and paralysis below the neck. Emma Price 15 endured similar injuries. A hit and run driver caused Lewis death at Hartwell Junction. Mrs Gilb was hurt in a collision on Montgomery Pike. Price rode with six others in a car whose steering failed on Cleves Pike. A second collision on Third and Plum injured William and Mattie Santler and their 5 year old son Norman Fierman received minor injuries from a taxicab. General Hospital treated all involved.
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Hamilton County
Lewis
Frank
Elm Street
General Hospital
Gilb
Edith
Thornton Street
Price
Emma
Paradrome Street
Hartwell Junction
Woodbine Avenue
Anthony Wayne Avenue
George Geskin
Montgomery Pike
Miss Price
Moore
Sycamore Street
Cleves
Peter Pfriem
Vine Street
Carolin Place
Pilot Huffman Ends Endurance Flight After 13 Hours
Around 6 000 spectators watched the endurance flight as Huffman landed safely after circling the field and reporting motor trouble. He had flown about thirteen and a half hours, consuming fuel faster than expected, and planned refuel stops before attempting a new 38 hour record.
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Huffman
Riddle
J. P. Riddle
Embry-Riddle Company
St Xavier Sends Three to Educational Meeting
St Xavier College will be represented at the National Catholic Educational Association convention in New Orleans by Rev. H F Brockman president Rev Daniel M O Connell dean and Rev Ferdinand J Cellar chaplain. Brockman will join administration executives conferences and O Connell will attend liberal arts seminars. Father Moeller active in deaf education will also attend the National Catholic Deaf Mutes Conference alongside the educational meeting.
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St. Xavier College
H. F. Brockman
Daniel M. O’connell
College of Liberal Arts
Ferdinand J. Celler
National Catholic Educational Association
New Orleans
Father Brockman
Father O'Connell
Father Moeller
National Catholic Deaf Mutes Conference
Burglary reported on Raymard and Central avenues
Peter Malas reported a burglary at 3557 Raymard Boulevard with a $35 watch stolen. Clothing valued at $65 was taken from a car parked near Chestnut street and Central avenue. Mrs. Elsie Kimmell of Kewanee Illinois reported the incident to the police.
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Peter Malas
Raymard Boulevard
Chestnut Street
Central Avenue
Elsie Kimmell
Kewanee
Ill
Reds Plan Extensive Demonstrations In U S Next Fall at Danzig Meeting
Berlin reports claim Russian monarchists uncovered secret plans by American and Moscow linked Communists to spread propaganda in the United States next September. They allege Moscow allocated 1,000,000 gold rubles for campaigns in Chicago Philadelphia and Baltimore with July secret meetings and 40 instructors to push the Red Gospel.
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U.S
Danzig
Berlin
Moscow
United States
Russia
Communist International
Chicago
Philadelphia
Baltimore
William Hood
George Holbrook
Boston
Harold Talbot
Rue
Gert
William Fowler
Harry Upton
Wieghardt
New York
Hoog
Holbrook
Marseilles
France
International
Hamburg
Hoover Eyes $250 000 Day Probe funding fight
President Hoover expects Congressional leaders to press for an extra 250000 to finish the Wickersham Commission inquiry into U S law enforcement. The House cut the fund, while the Senate approved 50000 with strict use limits and the commission's 80000 unspent balance for prohibition enforcement inquiry.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Hoover
Congress
Wickersham Commission
United States
House
Committee
Senate Appropriations Committee
Commission
George W Wickersham
Senate
Glass
Virginia
General Office
Parachutist Survives 2700 Foot Fall In Brooklyn
Harold Hardy 25 of the Bronx tested a parachute for a company when a half opened canopy left him plunging 2700 feet at Barren Island Brooklyn before 8000 spectators. He survived the crash though in Unity Hospital with critical internal injuries and uncertainty about recovery.
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New York World News Service
New York
Barren Island
Brooklyn
Harold Hardy
Bronx
Unity Hospital
Floyd Bennett
Eagle Rock Pla
George Hérman
Burglar Suspect Teenager Linked To Citywide Cases
Detectives questioned a woman found with a blonde wig at Newport about burglaries across the city since her escape from Marysville a month ago. Miss Priessman admitted Sheehan entered the Touff clothing store at 2155 Central Avenue and stole $650 of women’s clothing while she acted as lookout. $50 worth of goods were taken from the Wasserman store at 8 Elder Street. She refused to name Sheehan as her accomplice in the burglaries for which she was convicted.
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Touff
Central Avenue
Jacob Wasserman
Elder Street
Newport
Marysville
Miss Priessman
Sheehan
Wasserman
Body of speedboat pilot found after lake tragedy
The body of John Meyers, 38, operator of the speed boat that killed eight Toledoans in Lake Erie last Saturday, was recovered today by Coast Guard. Meyers was the seventh body found. search continues for Herbert W. Nants, the remaining victim. Meyersresided on Lilias Drive Bayshore. his widow and five children survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
John Meyers
March on Washington Said To Be Reds Plan
Chicago police said they have known for two months of a planned Communist convention in July with about 3000 delegates. They report delegates will wind up with a march on Washington D C to present demands to President Hoover.
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Washington
Chicago
Berlin
Germany
Michael Mills
Mills
Washington, D. C
Hoover
Free City of
Danzig
Lindberghs Welcome Son in Lone Eagle Birth Announcement
The Lone Eagle and America's ambassador to Mexico celebrate the birth of a son at the Morrow home in Englewood. The child reportedly weighs seven and three quarters pounds and was delivered with doctors Forbes Hawks and E H Denne attending. Names circulating include Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr.
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Smith College
Paris
Atlantic
Col. Lindbergh
Forbes Hawks
Avgenue
New York
E. H. Dennén
Gues
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Lindberghs Welcome Son In Mexico City Courtship Tale
Mexico City reports the birth of a son to Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh and his wife Anne. President Ortiz Rubio congratulated the couple via the Associated Press as diplomatic cables poured in. The romance began during Lindberghs visit after his 1927 flight, with key moments at Ambassador Morrow’s Cuernavaca estate and Valbuena Field where Anne learned to fly.
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Mexico City
Charles A. Lindbergh
Ambassador Morrow
Englewood
The
Lindberghs
Ortiz Rubio
Associated Press
Col. Lindbergh
Mexico
United States
Near
Anne
Cuernavaca Estate
Lindbergh
Valbuena Field
Arrival Noted by Code Telegrams for Lindbergh Son
Cleveland report says Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh announced the birth of their son at Englewood New Jersey via coded telegrams. Mrs Dwight W Morrow’s sister-in-law in Cleveland Heights confirmed receipt of the coded message noting the leak and a mix up in the code.
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Cleveland, O
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Englewood
WN. J
Charles Long Cutter
Cleveland Heights
Dwight W. Morrow
Mystery Murder Head Found in Miami River Near Kellogg Bridge
Coroner says a 36 year old Black man was killed by a hatchet and his head placed in the Miami River. Two fishermen pulled the severed head from the water after it tangled in their line. Police search nearby brush to locate the body and identify the victim and motive.
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Miami River
Kellogg Avenue Bridge
Fred Swing
Wesley Resor
Bates Avenue
Thomas Resor
Western Avenue
Resors
Swing
Today’s events list spans hotels clubs and meetings in Cincinnati
A dense schedule shows events from Gibson Hotel and Metropole Hotel to Linton Hotel and Mercatore Club. Groups include Optimist Club Lawyers' Club Cincinnati Club Phi Delta Theta Typothetarians Kiwanis Blue Goose and Foremen's meeting with times from 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.
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Gibson
General Electric Company
Southern Ohio Savings Bank Directors
Optimist Club
Cincinnati Photo Engravers’ Union
Metropole
Mercatore Club
Linton
Fresh Air Farm
Lawyers’ Club
Chevrolet Motor Company
Grace McCann Named Cincinnati Museum Curator
Grace McCann has joined the Cincinnati Art Museum as curator. A California native with an MA from the University of California, she studied in Europe and earned the 1926 Docteur de l Universite de Paris with highest honors. She will focus on publications research and adult education. Four trade groups affiliated with the Cincinnati Association of Credit Men convene this week at the Hotel Linton: Radio Group Tuesday noon, Textile Trade Group Wednesday 6 15, Paint Oil and Varnish Group Thursday 6 15, Automotive Accessories Group Friday noon.
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Grace McCann
Cincinnati Art Museum
California
University of California
Europe
University of Grenobie
Ecole de ‘Louvre
University of Paris
L’universite de Paris
Cincinnati Association of Credit Men
Hotel Linton
Remenowsky Moonshining Case Ties Family Tragedy
Neighbors recall Gus Remenowsky facing dull times and failed brass finishing work. With savings gone and an unborn child on the way, he turned to bootlegging to feed his family. Coroner says a skull fracture from a fall may have killed him unless gas had been shut off, preventing possible asphyxiation or explosion. Orphaned children named Anna May, Jack, Virginia, Gladys, August Jr., Louis, and Leroy. Prohibition Agent Doyle to oversee investigation into sourcing moonshine funds. The fate and guardianship of the children and funeral costs remain unresolved.
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Sendelbach
Gus
Remenowsky
Anna May
Jack
Virginia
Gladys
August, Jr
Louis Arry
Leroy
Lawmaker Seeks Full Text Of Speech Proofs And Paraphrase
In a dispute over remarks about Bishop Cannon the speaker urges Congressman Tinkham to provide typed copies of his full House speech to verify exactly what was said. The request aims to remove immunity by distributing complete, signed copies to several individuals.
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Tinkham
Woman Dies by Her Own Action After Divorce
In despondency over a recent divorce, Corine Brakow, 22, of 336 Hast Twelfth Street drank poison at home and died within a half hour at General Hospital. Coroner Fred C. Swing ruled the death a suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corine Brakow
Hast Twelfth Street
General Hospital
Fred C. Swing
Dykstra seeks Negro citizens’ help in Cincinnati
City Manager C A Dykstra appealed for cooperation from Cincinnati's Black residents in a speech to a colored audience at the Southern Baptist Church in Richmond and Cutter streets. He said his role is to enforce policy, not set it, and urged citizens to assist in achieving common goals. Vice Mayor Stanley Matthews introduced him. other speakers included George W B Conrad, Mrs C R Woodfort, W L Anderson, and J M Havelock.
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Cincinnati
C. A. Dykstra
Southern Baptist Church
Richmond
Cutter Streets
Mr.Dykstra
Stanley Matthews
George W. B. Conrad
C. R. Woodfort
W. L.anderson
J. M. Havelock
Senate group set to back Borah naval treaty report
Washington June 22 Senate Foreign Relations Committee expected to adopt Senator William Borah Idaho drafted report in favor of ratifying the London naval treaty with a solid majority. Senator Hiram Johnson California leads a minority opposing the treaty but unlikely to block the committee’s action or derail the special session after adjournment.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
William E. Borah
Rep
Idaho
Borah
Hiram Johnson
Rep. Cal
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Hoover
James E. Watson
Ind
Johnson
Aviatrix and Glider Pilot Misses Final Flight
Miss Peaches Wallace a 19 year old aviatrix and glider pilot died in a San Diego hospital from appendicitis she contracted in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
Peaches Wallace
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