Reichert case to be pressed in state courts
An association led by Russell Wilson presses for prosecution of Reichert and co conspirators in state courts. They argue the federal records and affidavits are unnecessary, and demand action despite federal immunity rules. Charles Bell states he cannot proceed without federal information. The dispute centers on moving the graft case from federal to state courts.
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Haroth E. May
United States
Charles S. Bell
Russell
Bell
Department of Justice
Washington
May
Bureau of Investigation
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Reichert
Catholic Men's Retreat Begins Thursday in Cincinnati Area
The first in a series of weekend Catholic men’s retreats will start Thursday at a facility in Cincinnati and its vicinity. Organizers aim to provide spiritual activities and guidance for attendees.
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Cincinnati
Vicinity
Elet
Combined Rail Lake and Ocean Trips Through the East
This summer trip package tours Niagara Falls St. Lawrence Montreal historic Boston New England coast Adirondacks Green Mountains White Mountains Berkshires Lake Champlain Lake George Maine Hudson River New York Washington and a Boston or New York to Norfolk steamer option Tickets on sale to Sept 30 return limit 60 days final limit Oct 31 Various routes offer stopover privileges and thrills across renowned venues.
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Niagara Falls
St. Lawrence
Montreal
Boston
New England
Adirondacks
Green Mountains
White Mountains
Berkshires
Lake Champlain
Lake George
Maine
Hudson River
New York
Washington
Norfolk
Halifax
Quebec
Canso
Northumberland Straits
Furness
Bermuda Line
Whitehall St
N.Y
Angel jailed for sixty days over family support
Shadie Angel, 41, of 260 Setchel Street, was sentenced to sixty days in jail after a court found he failed to provide for his wife Nora Angel and their five children. Nora described him as lazy and abusive during testimony.
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Shadie Angel
Setchel Street
Nora Angel
New Highway to Coast Hinges on One County
Appalachian Way would run from Chicago to the Atlantic seaboard via Cincinnati Kentucky and Tennessee with a proposed bond issue in Wolfe County to secure completion. Nearby counties Perry Letcher Breathitt and others already approved bonds and backers include Monte Goble Charles Evans J Stacy Hill Dr GC Bonifield and others in Cincinnati.
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Chicago
Atlantic Seaboard
Cincinnati
Blue Grass
Appalachian
Kentucky
Wolfe County
Perry and Letcher
Breathitt County
Indiana
Lexington
Tennessee
Asheville
N. C
Charleston
S. C
Florida
Appalachian Mountains
Atlantic Coast
Gulf States
Middle States
Lake Regions
Northwest
Canada
Y M C A Awards Degrees in School of Commerce
Six graduates of the Y M C A School of Commerce received the Bachelor of Commercial Science degree at a commencement in the Y M C A auditorium. Ninety three certificates were awarded for courses in accounting advertising auditing business economics and more. The address was by George R. Lamb of Haskins Sells and diplomas were presented by Dean F A Hamilton.
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School of Commerce
Hilda Breitenbuecher
Katherine E. Engel
Raymond Brunner
George W. Carmichael
Howard Ernst
Raymond E. Markus
George R. Lamb
Haskins & Sells, Public Accountants
F. A. Hamilton
Judson J. McKim
Robert O. McClure
Trinity M. E. Church
Y. M. C. A. Monday Night Club
City Council to Hear Market Hours Restriction Proposal
City Council committee on markets will hold a public hearing Monday at 10 AM to discuss restricting Pearl Street market hours from 6 PM to 9 AM. The hearing follows Mayor veto of an ordinance setting those hours. Attendees will include grocers hotels farmers and commission men.
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City Council
Pearl Street
Corinne McCloskey
City Planning Commission
Main Street
Broadway
Cooper Sells Daytona Brick House to Ruth H. Kruse
Real estate broker and builder Myers Y. Cooper sold a new two story brick residence on the north side of Daytona avenue near Stanhope avenue to Ruth H. Kruse for 8750 dollars. The house contains six rooms and bath and was built by Mr. Cooper.
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Myers Y. Cooper
Daytona, Avenue
Stanhope Avenue
Ruth H. Kruse
Attorney buys Hyde Park lot for eight room brick house
I. D. Davidson purchased a lot on the south side of Handyside avenue between Edwards road and Stettings avenue in Hyde Park from Mary L. Perkins. The deal was handled by The Frederick Schmidt Co. The parcel fronts 126 feet and runs 200 feet deep. Davidson plans an eight room brick residence.
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I. D. Davidson
Handyside Avenue
Edwards Road
Stettings Avenue
Hyde Park
Mary L. Perkins
Frederick Schmidt Co
Downing denies assertions in Williams murder case
John Downing 37, a carpenter of 719 Armory avenue, faced denials from James McCampbell as he testified that McCampbell gave him 4.50 to buy liquor and rode with him and his wife in his car the night of the slaying. Downing says moonshine and alcohol abuse led to the crime. McCampbell and attorney Edward M. Ballard challenge his statements amid proceedings in Judge Ryan’s court to determine murder degree.
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John Downing
Armory Avenue
Alban Williams
Bromley
James McCampbell
Downing
Williams
Ryan
Williams McCampbell
McCampbell
Edward M. Ballard
John Williams
Wllliams
Cincinnati
Ralph Boyers
Finger Prints Identify Prisoner At Central Station
A prisoner brought to Central station was taken to the Bertillon Bureau after not looking right to Detective Schaefer. Identified as Martin A. Lambert alias Jerome M. Mann alias Isadore Sternberg, he faced a warrant from Linton for defrauding them of 21 dollars and 65 cents after an initial charge of passing a worthless check at Richman Bros. on West Fifth Street.
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Central Station
Schaefer
Bertillon Bureau
Dunning
David Stern
Richman Bros. Company
West Fifth Street
Martin A. Lambert
Jerome M. Mann
Isadore Sternberg
The
Linton
Prisoner Extradited After 1918 Jail Term Claims
Captain Dunning stated that in 1918 the prisoner served three months in Louisville jail and was extradited to New Haven Connecticut while Boston was said to seek him. The prisoner denied the police photo, but Dunning asserted that fingerprints never lie.
Fancy Silk Crepes at 1 85 Yard
Exceptionally heavy quality silk crepe offered in colors favored for sports wear. Fabric suitable for upholstery and apparel use, priced per yard at 1.85 with emphasis on color range and weight.
Jailed for Driving Cars While Intoxicated
Robert Furst aged 32 of 942 Philadelphia street Covington was sentenced to ten days in jail and fined 50 dollars plus costs by Judge Bell in Traffic Court for driving an automobile while intoxicated. His brother Raymond 30 of 644 Neave street was fined 10 dollars and costs for disorderly conduct. Patrolman John Braid said the Furst auto struck two other cars at Eighth street and Freeman avenue.
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Robert Furst
Philadelphia Street
Covington
Bell
Raymond Furst
Neave Street
John Braid
Furst
Eighth Street
Freeman Avenue
Charles Lehr
Handman Avenue
Charles Pfalzgraf
Vine Street
Elmer Gray
Beekman Street
Candidacies Not Spoiled by Too Many Signatures
Hamilton County prosecutors say petitions with extra names will not invalidate city council candidacies under the proportional representation plan. The opinion notes petitions must meet minimum signatures, but no case covers a maximum signature limit.
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Hamilton County Board of Elections
Charles Bell
Chester Durr
Reward verdict for deputy marshal in Mills case
Attorneys for John Theobald, deputy U S marshal, announced a Dayton Common Pleas Court verdict awarding him 300 dollars in a reward suit against Montgomery County for arresting Frank Mills, Slayer of a bank messenger, a federal officer’s reward denied earlier.
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John Theobald
United States
Montgomery County
Frank Mills
Common Pleas Court
Dayton
Theobald
Mills
Moose Pick Baltimore Man Supreme Dictator
J Albert pagesg of Baltimore was unanimously elected Supreme Dictator of the Loyal Order of Moose at the international convention in Baltimore on June 23.
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MOOSE
Baltimore
Associated Press
J. Albert Pagesg
The
Loyal Order of Moose
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