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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1929
Page
5
The Court of Appeals holds jurors are not officials and thus not entitled to compensation under the law. It refuses to grant an injunction blocking payments to the State Industrial Commission, clarifying that deputies are not officials under the statute.
Pope Pius XI granted audience to Bishop James J. Hartley of Columbus, Ohio, who reported on progress of Catholic schools and charities. They discussed education and the Lateran treaty impact. The Pope blessed Hartley’s parishioners and presented two autographed seminary volumes.
The Pennsylvania General Transit Company requests a bus certificate from the Ohio Utilities Commission. The plan envisions a Panhandle division line entering Ohio at Steubenville and passing through Newark Columbus West Jefferson Urbana Greenville New Paris with a branch to the Indiana line via West Jefferson, Springfield Sandus Dayton Eaton. A 79 passenger parlor coach fleet would be used.
Kinsella appearing for dancing teachers asked the City Council Finance Committee to amend the licensing ordinance by striking the word ballroom. The measure currently requires proprietors of schools teaching ballroom dancing to pay a license fee ranging from 10 to 50 dollars based on floor area. The proposal aims to remove evasions and place all dancing teachers on parity. The committee will study the matter further next week.
Partly cloudy and cooler in east and central portions Tuesday and Wednesday. West Virginia showers and cooler, Tennessee partly cloudy with possible showers in the east. Indiana cloudy then fair and warmer. A table lists current temperatures, highs, and last twenty four hour precipitation for cities including Eastport Louisville Nashville Cleveland New York Detroit Chicago Atlanta St Louis New Orleans and more with readings around 60s to 90s and trace to light rain.
Radio sketch on Capt William Kidd airs at 6 30 pm over WS A I offering the facts of his voyage to seize pirates and his trial in London. The program lets listeners form their own conclusion while music blocks follow on the Columbia network and WLW schedule.
Federal Judge Charles E Woodward ordered Joe Saltis to serve thirty days in jail for a prohibition law violation after a guilty plea on a four year old charge. Saltis and his chief lieutenant Patrick F Sullivan had a stay of execution of sentence until July 9, with Saltis saying he had left the beer racket. The case involved transporting liquor from Green Ridge Pennsylvania to Chicago.
C A Young, theater manager in Napoleon Ohio, installed talkies but attendance fell as patrons preferred silent dramas. He discontinued the talking pictures and restored old style silent features to attract audiences again.
Robert Elliott Burns, World War II veteran and publisher, plans to return to Georgia to rejoin the chain gang from which he escaped seven years ago. A habeas corpus challenge was halted as officials take him into custody. an executive clemency application is pending.
Mrs. Charles G. Benedict hosted a luncheon for Miss Katherine Taft in Glendale with 30 guests and her daughters assisting. A second call hosted a bathroom shower for Taft at Mrs. Jesse Lippincott’s home with green gifts. Elizabeth Livingood deferred a Taft Benedict party. Esther Norris and Robert Haile announced an July wedding. Josephine Harte and Robert Hopkins set for Hyde Park Church Thursday. Hopkins, a UC liberal arts and law graduate, works with Hopkins & Hopkins. Mrs. Franklin Alter hosts Dorothy and Marion Donahey with a Zoo dinner dance planned.
Tomorrow's horoscope warns of difficult trials on Wednesday June 26 and urges calm, diligence, and discretion in personal affairs and employment. It notes potential disputes with the opposite sex and urges restraint to avoid law, violence, or disasters. Also lists marriage licenses for numerous couples with addresses and occupations.
Edward J. Quient of 2822 Erie Avenue, 45, enraged by being fired as a ticket seller at Redland Field, assaulted Frank Behle Cincinnati Reds business manager during Sundays game against the St. Louis Cardinals. He was fined the costs and suspended yesterday in Police Court by Judge Woeste, with Detective Walter Carney saying Quient also struck him as he tried to subdue the assailant.
The Department of the Domestic Arts Guild announces Anita Auch as expert dietitian and household economist. Daily answers to recipes and household administration questions will appear in this column, care of The Commercial Tribune.
A planned dinner offers Swiss steak with mashed potatoes and scalloped potatoes, tomatoes, corn sticks, leaf lettuce with hot dressing, cherry pie, and iced tea.
A home style guide cooks Swiss steak by dredging in flour, browning, then simmering slowly with water and optional vegetables. Cherry pie blends cherry juice, sugar, and cornstarch with well drained fruit, baked in flaky pastry lattice tops.
Layer bread crumbs in a buttered dish then add tomatoes seasoned with salt pepper and sugar. Top with buttered crumbs and repeat until used. Bake in a moderate oven for thirty minutes.
A historical recipe outlines corn sticks mixing two cups corn meal, sugar, salt, shortening, eggs, milk and baking powder. Scald with boiling water, then beat to cool and add remaining ingredients before pouring into greased molds and baking thirty minutes in a hot oven.
The article extols creative salad accessories to elevate luncheons. It describes serving salads in shell fruit cases and nibbled carts made from crackers and wafers, topped with crisp lettuce and fruit salads. It notes such garnishes pair well with delicate finger sandwiches for hot weather bridge luncheons.
Mold soft snappy cheese into carrot shaped rolls. Use hands or butter paddles. Insert a parsley spray in the larger end and serve on the salad plate.
Mold creamy cheese into small balls and flatten slightly. Dust one side with paprika to imitate crab apple red cheeks. Insert cloves for stem and blossom to finish the decorative bite.
The narrator seeks Harry Underwood to warn him of Lillian's obsession with Charles Owen and the danger to Prince Georges. Dicky agrees to approach Harry before Lillian, using Marion's letter to prompt skepticism. A tense plan unfolds at their apartment as the game of bridge continues and old tensions surface.
A concise home sewing guide offering 500 ladies misses and children's patterns with color plates. Includes a comprehensive article on dressmaking and a Needle section with thirty simple stitches. Provides valuable hints for the home dressmaker and notes the price in 12 cents in silver or stamps.
London June 24 Gen William Bramwell Booth second leader of the Salvation Army is laid to rest beside his founder father in Abney Park Cemetery. The funeral featured joyous hymns bright flags and a carpet of summer flowers as Commissioner Catherine Kooth led prayers and Mrs Booth urged followers to emulate her husband.
Mrs Rose Schadel filed a warrant charging Frank Robinson of 17 St Andrews Place Brooklyn with conversion She says she gave Robinson 7300 to start a brush business and he did not use the money for the purpose nor account for it Assistant City Prosecutor Sterling Brown said the warrant was sworn yesterday
The text promotes S S S as a method to restore red blood cells to normal, claiming thousands have been enabled to free themselves of blemishes and skin annoyances. It asserts healthy blood nourishes the body and fights infection, presenting S S S as nature aiding medicine.
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