Cremer Case Jurors Visit Murder Scene
Charles Cremer 30 of Hamilton on trial for first degree murder in the May 13 slaying of Robert Clemons 68 a farmer. A male jury visited the scene nine miles north of here as opening statements began. Cincinnati officers and Bethesda Hospital attendants are to testify. Accomplices including John Zelar 21 Fred Davis 26 and Charles Johnson 24 are jailed on the same charge.
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Georgetown
Charles Cremer
Forest Avenue
Hamilton
Robert Clemons
Farmer
Cincinnati
Bethesda Hospital
Clemons
Cremer
John Zelar
Fred Davis
Freeman Avenue
Charles Johnson
Eastern Avenue
Martin Beck
Fourth District
Albert Hoff
Charles Chase
John McGurn
Frederick C. Swing
Hamilton County
Neta Maul
Ora Slater
W. C. Taylor
Cal Crim Detective Agency
Charles Souther
Arthur Cameron
Sterling L. Brown
Hamilton County Prosecutor's Office
Dr. L. Goldman
Obituary of Maynard French, prominent steel broker
Maynard French 52 a leading Midwestern steel broker died at home on Sharon avenue Glendale Ohio after months of illness He headed Maynard French Steel Company before retiring about a year ago He was born on the old French farm near Glendale now Kesley Schoeps farm He is survived by widow Willeta Kressler French and daughter Janet Funeral services set for 10 am Friday at Glendale Presbyterian Church with burial at Spring Grove Cemetery private.
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Maynard. French
Sharon Avenue
Glendale
Janet French
Glendale Presbyterian Church
Spring Grove Cemetery
Alva Campbell dies at 53 in Troy Ohio
Alva Campbell, 53, former Miami County Prosecuting Attorney, who served two years during the Miami Conservancy District project promotion, died at his home in Troy Ohio. He was a graduate of Ohio Northern University.
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Troy. O
Alva Campbell
Miami County
Miami Conservancy District Project
Ohio Northern University
John W. Hill Funeral Held at Wyoming Episcopal Church
John W. Hill former President of the Association of Schoolmates of the Fourteenth District and First Intermediate Schools had funeral services yesterday at the Wyoming Episcopal Church. Twenty six association members attended led by Julius Beckenstein and others with pallbearers including Louis H. Blackmore Edward A. Bercherding Adam Benz Nicholas Bramore William Dobbeling Fred Dreyer Jacob Hoffman Martin Schriber and August Renner. The service occurred at Spring Grove Cemetery.
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John W. Hill
Wyoming Episcopal Church
Julius Beckenstein
Louis H. Blackmore
Edward A. Bercherding
Adam Benz
Nicholas E. Bramore
William Dobbeling
Fred Dreyer
Jacob Hoffman
Martin F.schriber
August J. Renner
Spring Grove
Cemeez
Tragedy Leaves Pollard Dead After Window Fall
Investigation into whether John Pollard 36 of 125 East Court Street fell or jumped from a third floor window into an alley rear of his home. He died at General Hospital from a fractured skull. Ignatius Nichollatti 40 of 2219 Kenton Street was treated for a knife wound to his left leg and later secured a warrant charging Carmine Frederica 50 of 2130 Kenton Street with cutting to kill after Nichollatti said he was cut during an argument at May and Burbank streets.
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John Pollard
East Court Street
General Hospital
Ignatius Nichollatti
Kenton Street
Carmine Frederica
Nicolatti
May
Burbank
Woman Found Shot In Home Despondent Over Days
Mrs. Clara Moran twenty one Negro resident of 649 Richmond street was found unconscious with a bullet wound in the abdomen yesterday. Taken to General Hospital police believe self inflicted. An old fashioned pistol lay on the floor nearby. Neighbors said she had been despondent for several days.
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Clara Moran
Richmond Street
General Hospital
Burglary Reported At Hamilton Building In Burnet Area
David Gordon reported his flat at the Hamilton Building ransacked with entry through an unlocked window. A diamond stick pin valued at 375 dollars and 48 dollars in cash were missing. Meanwhile Homer Wimbush aged 13 Negro drowned while swimming at the foot of Mill Street in the Ohio River. Fire Department Life-Saving Squad led by Captain Treinen conducted a six hour search but ended at night. Otis Branch, also 13 Negro, reported attempting to save Wimbush but could not reach shore.
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David Gordon
Hamilton
Burnet and
Rockdale Avenues
Ohio River
Mill Street
Homer Wimbush
Dudley Street
Fire Department
Frank Treinen
Otis Branch
West Court Street
Peters Widow of Peters Cartridge Founder Buried
Mrs. Peters widow of Orrin E. Peters founder and first President of Peters Cartridge Company will be buried in Spring Grove Cemetery after funeral at Mack Johnson Funeral Home. She is survived by a daughter Mrs. Warren E. Keplinger, a sister Mrs. Ellen Smith, and was active in Walnut Hills Methodist Episcopal Church charities. Born in Lancaster Ohio, she moved to Cincinnati fifty years ago and lived there most of that time.
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Mack Johnson
Spring Grove
Pastor’s Aid Society
Lancaster
Cincinnati
Drowning of 16-year-old in Lake Erie near Cleveland
A boy identified as Charles Miller believed to be 16 years old drowned in Lake Erie after a cramp while swimming. Two companions attempted rescues but failed. The incident occurred in Cleveland, Ohio, on June 24.
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Cleveland, O
Charles
Chuck) Miller
Lake Erie
Maynard Keck, 9, Drowned in Duck Creek Near Warreen
Warreen O June 24. Maynard Keck, a nine year old boy, drowned in Duck Creek late yesterday. Relatives reported the accident as officials investigated the area for possible rescue efforts and cause.
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Warreen
Maynard. Keck
Duck Creek
Woman Drowns At Clark Lake Near Jackson Mich
Mrs Jane Hafling 31 wife of Wheeler Products Company secretary treasurer Cleveland Heights drowned in Clark Lake thirteen miles south of Jackson Michigan June 24 official report says.
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Jackson, Mich
Jane Hafling
Cleveland Heights
Wheeler Products Company
Clark Lake
Here
Severe Ohio windstorm sweeps counties causing damage
A West state heat wave gave way to a violent windstorm in Ohio yesterday, reaching cyclonic intensity in south central areas. At least two injured, barns toppled, trees uprooted, wires and poles down, and widespread damage reported from Circleville to Columbus. Canton flooded streets and power cut briefly amid the chaos.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Circleville
Fayette County
Athens County
Waverly
Piketon
Portsmouth
Columbus
Charles Lorenzo
Athens
Canton
Scioto Valley
Soap Salesmen Jailled On License Charges In Bond Hill
Three soap sellers were jailed for peddling without city licenses after police arrested them in Bond Hill late Monday. Named are Arthur Stevens 28, George Hightower 44, and Roy Gates 19. A truckload of soap was seized, and arraignment set for today. They deny misrepresenting products.
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Bond Hill
Arthur Stevens
May Street
George Hightower
West Ninth Street
Roy Gates
Procter & Gamble Company
Swift Packing Company
Adam Fuerst
Detroit Recall Attacked in Council Committee Vote
In Detroit on June 24 the city council committee passed a resolution to investigate alleged frauds and irregularities in petition circulation for the recall of Mayor Charles Bowles and Public Works Commissioner John Gillespie. A challenger posted a $50,000 certified check to cover investigation costs if charges prove baseless.
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Detroit
Mich
Council Today
Charles Bowles
John Gillespie
Public Works
Southern Cross Flight and Nearby World News Notes
Reports detail the Southern Cross continuing toward Cape Race with 1800 miles to go, fog and night scenes, and prior Atlantic crossing attempts by Bremen and Kingsford Smith. Additional items note Newark airport floodlights aid, City of Chicago plane refueling, and Cosmopolitan Bank matters as grand jury probes records and asset liquidations.
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O. K
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Radiomarine Corporation
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Hermann Koehl
Baron von Huenefeld
Greenley Island
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Oakland
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Fiji Islands
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Francois Coli
Paris
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E. F. Minchin
Upavon
England
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Elsie Mackay
Cranwell
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Leon Idzikowski
Pole
Kasimir Kubala
Azores
Kingsford-Smith
United States
Curtiss- Wright Corporation
Harold Fisher
Aerne Melstzeit
Kingsford Smith Warns Of Trans Atlantic Flight Risks
In Porto Marnoack, Captain Kingsford Smith says the Southern Cross will succeed on a New York flight. He expresses certainty, cites an accomplished crew and precautions. Navigator Captain Saul and Stannage share confidence. fuel and air refueling plans are discussed if needed during the trans AtlanticLeg.
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Irish Free State
Southern Cross
New York
Charles Kingsford Smith
Ireland
J. ‘T. Saul
M. E. van Dyk
Saul
Stannage
Kingsford Smith
Portland
Deaths and Obituaries Notice Summary Card
William A Bolce Sr beloved husband of Regina Bolce dies aged 76. Services at Hyde Park Church after viewing at Rohde funeral home. Alice Campbell widow of Thomas Campbell dies at 68 at St Elizabeth Hospital. Maynard French husband of Willetta French dies at residence. Rt Rev Mgr James Henry dies. remains to lie in state. Justus H Jordan husband of Lillian Jordan dies suddenly. services at Jacobs funeral home. Theodore S Muenich son of Mr and Mrs Muenich funeral Thursday. George H Parvin husband of Jeanette Parvin dies suddenly. services at residence. Margaret A Peters widow of Orrin Peters dies suddenly. funeral home services. Tommy Shaefer son of Charles and Marie Shaefer dies at 4. angel mass at St Catherine Church.
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William A., Sr
Regina Bolce
Knabel
Larkspur Avenue
George H. Rohde
Linwood
Delta Avenues
Hyde Park Community Church
Grace
Observatory Roads
Campbell
Alice
Nee Gang
Thomas J. Campbell
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Muehlenkamp
Costigan & Roll Funeral
York Street
Newport
St. Thomas Church
Ft.‘ Thomas
French
Maynard French
Willetta Tressler French
Sharon Avenue
Glendale
Glendale Presbyterian Church
Henry
Mgr. James
St. Mary’s Hospital
J. J. Sullivan & Co
Broadway
St. Peter’s Cath
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Jordan
Justus H
Lillian Jordan
Charles E. and
Marie Landman Shaefer
Junietta Avenue
Westwood
St. Catherine Church
Resolution seeks duty-free entry for Dornier DC-X flying boat
Washington reports Representative Johnson proposes a bill to admit the German Dornier DC-X without customs duties. The flying boat, powered by twelve motors, carried 159 passengers on a cross Atlantic flight last year. Without free entry, the craft faced about 30000 dollars in duties.
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Washington
United States
Johnson
Rep. S. D
Aviator lands at Scott Field after blind flight
Capt. William Cocker, an Army aviator, completed a blind flight from Brooks Field in San Antonio to Washington D C and landed at Scott Field at 2 10 PM today on schedule.
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Scott Field
Ill
William Ccocker
Brooks Field
San Antonio
Tex
Washington, D. C
Kingsford Smith plans nonstop New York to Pacific flight
Friends reveal Captain Kingsford Smith plans a nonstop hop from New York City to the Pacific Coast next week if he reaches New York during his ocean flight. This would complete his world circuit begun two years ago from the West Coast to Australia.
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New York
Kingsford-Smith
Pacific Coast
New York City
West
Australia
England
Here
Globe
Dorger subpoenas seekCosmopolitan bank records before grand jury
Subpoenas issued call on the Dorger group to produce bank books deposits and receipts linked to W G Boring and the Cosmopolitan Bank. They extend to Charles B Erhart and the Federal Finance Company as well as Dorger & Dorger associates. Records aim to establish banking transactions and collateral details.
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Neral
Wit- Seede
Oras Dorger
William Martin
Grand Jury
Schwab
John H. Meiners
Dorger & Dorger
State Bank Examiner
State Banking Department
Gray
Raymond J
Meiners
W. G. Boring
Erhart
Cosmopolitan
Dorgers
Cosmopolitan Bank
Charles B. Erhart
Federal Finance Company
Clarence Dorger
Law Partnership
Frank
Ith
Finance Company
Missing Scout Found Near Mt San Jacinto in Riverside
Harold Johnson a twelve year old Boy Scout missing since Friday walked into the state fish hatchery on the north side of Mt San Jacinto near noon today. He said he saw airplanes searching for him but could not attract pilots.
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Riverside
Cal
Harold Johnson
Mt. San Jacinto
Real estate dealer arrested in Antioch woman slaying
Chicago today 44 year old Max Weiner a real estate dealer was seized over the killing of a young woman whose charred torso was recovered from the ruins of a burned cottage near Antioch Illinois several weeks back authorities disclosed.
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Chicago
Max Weiner
Antioch
Ill
Possession of Race Horse Slips Brings 2 in Court
Spectators in Police Court laughed through the trial of two men charged with possessing race horse slips. Charle Meinfelter and Joseph A. Meyer faced fines for allegedly taking bets by telephone from a cafe at 1210 Vine street. Meyer was dismissed. Meinfelter fined 200 dollars with costs suspended. The judge argued the penalty was too harsh for players and noted the ordinance targeted commercial bookmakers.
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Arthur C. Fricke
Harry Wernke
Wernke
Fricke
Latonia
Alexander
Charle Meinfelter
Twelfth
Jackson Streets
Joseph A. Meyer
West Liberty Street
Meyer
Meinfelter
Vine Street
George Galbraith
Thomas Farragher
Local man heads to Los Angeles for medical internship
Boris Zemsky of 210 Stetson Avenue Mt. Auburn will depart tomorrow for Los Angeles California to intern at Los Angeles County General Hospital after graduating from the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine last June 14. The Erie Avenue paving bid from Delta Avenue to Victoria Boulevard was awarded to OConnell and Sweeney for 52151 dollars 40 cents by City Manager C A Dykstra. Frank A Schweitzer of 4024 Hamilton Avenue was elected First Vice President of the Associated Master Lagers of Ohio at the fourth annual convention in Toledo Ohio. Louis Windbourne of Dayton was reelected President. Zanesville was chosen as next convention city.
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Boris Zemsky
Stetson Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Pennsylvania Railroad
Los Angeles
Cal
Los Angeles County General Hospital
College of Medicine
University of Cincinnati
Erie Avenue
Delta Avenue
Victoria Boulevard
C. A. Dykstra
O’connell & Sweeney
Frank A. Schweitzer
Hamilton Avenue
Associated Master Lagbers
Ohio
Toledo
Associated Press
Louis Windbourne
Dayton
Zanesville
Today’s events list with multiple meetings and company tours
Linton Hotel hosts Brown Shoe Company and Metropolitan Life Insurance all day. Textile Trade Group and Credit Association meet at 6 30 p m. Metropole Hotel hosts Lions Club Radio Club Central Shoe Company and United States Rubber Company events at various times. Several civic and student groups meet at noon and in the afternoon including Chamber of Commerce Electric Club Agriculture Committee Civitans Bell Telephone Wednesday Club First District Loans Lambda Chi Alpha Bible Students Cincinnati Club and Delta Tau Delta Alumni.
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Linton
Brown Shoe Company
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Textile Trade Group
Credit Association
Metropole
Lions Club
Radio Club
United States Rubber Company
Gibson
Central Shoe Company
Christian Science Meeting
Chamber of Commerce
Electric Club
Agriculture Committee
Civitans
Bell Telephone
First District
Lambda Chi Alpha
Cincinnati Club
Board of Directors
Knights of the Round Table
Delta Tau Delta
Nebraska Tornado Kills One Near Gothenburg and Cozad
A tornado southwest of Gothenburg killed one man and injured several others. The twister struck between Gothenburg and Cozad, then crossed the river and hit again between Cozad and Lexington, according to early reports from Lexington Nebraska.
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Nebraska
Lexington
Neb
Gothenburg
Cozad
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