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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1920

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Army Aviator Botterill Jumps Four Miles For World Record

Sergeant Botterill United States Air Service leaped from a plane at about four miles up after a parachute failed when wind tore it open. He landed safely near New German with a broken arm and was helped to McCook Field. Record height to beat was 18 600 feet set in Texas two months earlier.

The Commercial Tribune Dayton Botterill United States Air Service McCook Field Army Air Service McCookey Texas

Sale of Republicanism in Ohio Aims for Vote as Price

Ohio Republicans plan to hire twenty five or more salesmen to peddle Republican principles this summer and fall. George H. Clark of Canton chairs the State Advisory Committee. The sales force targets independent voters and will engage in both selling and party organization at state headquarters.

Columbus Ohio George H. Clark Canton

Two Firm Officials Die in Pottstown Rubber Factory Blast

In Pottstown Pennsylvania William C Walsh 33 president and general manager of Valeweld Tire and Rubber Company and James A Maney 32 general superintendent were killed when a dryer exploded after fumes troubled workers for days Frank Walsh the presidents brother lost an arm and other injuries. Mrs Walsh rushed from her home to reach the burning factory.

Pottstown William C. Walsh Valeweld Tire and Rubber Company James A. Maney Frank Walsh Walsh National Rubber Company Chicopee Falls Mass Maney

Farmers To Take Off Two Half Holidays A Week

Farmers of Cynthian Township in Sidney Ohio and members of the Farm Bureau announce two half holidays weekly effective immediately and continuing until after the November Presidential election. They join county officials merchants and others who already observe Thursday or Saturday half days and plan picnics and social meetings on these days. The declaration was signed by all bureau members.

The Commercial Tribune Sidney, O Cynthian Township Farm Bureau Bureau

Delaware Population Rises Ten Percent in 14th Census

Washington report shows Delaware's population reached 223000 after a 10.2 percent gain in the last decade. Wilmington adds 26 percent in New Castle County to reach 110168, the state's largest city.

Delaware Washington Census Bureau Wilmington New Castle County

Chicago Man Held For Murder In Rayville 21 Years Ago

Daniel Wright aged 47 surrendered to Richland County Sheriff to face murder charges in the 21 year old slaying of Hattie Strogie in Rayville Louisiana. John Timmons identified Wright after spotting him in a saloon and reported two later meetings in Little Rock and Chicago. Wright used the alias Johnson and denies the killing while admitting presence near Rayville at the time.

Chicago Daniel Wright Frank Cooper Richland County Louisiiana Hattie Strogie Rayville John Timmons Wright Timmons Little Rock Ark Johnson

Jury Awards 35000 to Stealer of Rides

Franklin H. Ballin who was injured and had his leg amputated after being thrown from a train while stealing a ride on November 29, 191. Today a Brooklyn Supreme Court jury awarded him 35000 against the Erie Railroad Company.

New York Franklin H. Ballin Erie Railroad Company Supreme Court Brooklyn

Delegates Exiting Cincinnati to Attend Ohio GOP Convention

Hamilton County sends eighty to one hundred delegates and spectators to the Republican State Convention in Columbus. Delegates depart from Central Union Station at 9 30 am on the Big Four Route, with returns planned after a hotel stay at the Chittenden. Names of potential electors include Mayor John Galvin and Colonel William Cooper Procter.

Hamilton County Columbus Central Union Station George T. Poor George W. Tibbles Chittenden Eighth Street Brighton Stockyards Cumminsville Winton Place Ivorydale Junction Elmwood Longview Carthage Hartwell Arlington Heights Lockland Sharonville George Tibbles William F. Hess Strand Building Cincinnati Ohio Rudolph K.hwnicka New York City John Galvin George Puchta William Cooper Procter William L. Howard James G. Fisk Board of Education

Harmony Chief Aim of State Convention in Columbus

At the Ohio Republican State Convention in Columbus the push for party harmony tops the agenda as leaders seek to heal Harding Wood rift tensions. Plans include naming Harry M Daugherty and William H Boyd as presidential electors at large and inviting Chicago delegates to address the gathering. Myers Y Cooper will host a dinner for the 48 delegates as candidates arrive at the Neil House amid rumors of a Willis Senate withdrawal.

Columbus Ferom Harry M Daugherty Harding William H. Boyd Cleveland Chicago Daugherty Boyd Myers Y. Cooper Cincinnati General Wood Buckley Neil House Frank B. Willis United States

Photographs of Democratic Convention Rushed by Airplane

From San Francisco in June, photographs of opening the Democratic National Convention were sent by army airplane to Reno to catch the Oregon train. The train left Reno at 9 o clock this morning. Aircraft piloted by Carl S Spatz of the army recruit service covered the Reno to San Francisco route in about one hour forty five minutes.

San Francisco Democratic National Reno Army Recruit Service Carl S. Spatz Durance

Waves Sweep Girl From Log Afloat to Ohio River Death

Helen Miller, 15, of Collard avenue California, and her friend Virginia 13, lounged on a log in the Ohio River opposite the Califor levee when a steamboat wake capsized them. Helen disappeared beneath the waves. rescue attempts by Cincinnati Fire Department with grappling hooks followed. Her body was recovered later by her father William Miller with help from a bystander, and Coroner Bauer was notified.

Helen Miller Collard Avenue California Ohio River Miss Miller William Miller California Water Works Station Virginia Eldorado Street Califor Levee Miller Theo Cincinnati Fire Department Bauer

Gil Wife 17 Weds Three Times as She Seeks Divorce

Mrs. Tessie Federspeil 17 seeks dissolution from Peter John Federspeil 21 after a trio of marriages begun at ages 15 and 17. She told Judge C W Hoffman of desertion and false messages. the defendant did not appear. The case was continued for his appearance.

C. W. Hoffman Tessie Federspeil Peter John Federspeil Harry Bowser Mrs. Federspeil Federspeil Cincinnati Hoffman

Wind storm tears through Omaha causing heavy damage

A powerful wind and rain storm struck Omaha and surrounding areas this afternoon. Trees and outbuildings were razed in the city, and at least one woman was seriously injured as communications to the Southwest were disrupted.

Omaha Neb

All 2000 Prisoners Plucked From Bolshevik Steamer Sinking

A Dagblad dispatch from Helsingfors reports all 2,000 war prisoners aboard a Bolshevik steamer that sank in the Neva River were saved.

Stockholm Sweden Neva Dagblad Helsingfors Finland

Glass and Robinson Chosen Heads of Convention Bodies

Senator Carter Glass of Virginia was unanimously elected Chairman of the Committee on Resolutions with Senator Walsh of Montana backing. Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas was named Permanent Chairman. Administration forces gained complete control of convention machinery as a nine member subcommittee was formed to draft the platform.

Auditorium San Francisco Carter Glass Virginia Walsh Montana Glass William J. Bryan P. B. Quinn Rhode Island Senator Glass Joseph T. Robinson Arkansas Committee On Permanent Organization Robinson W. A. McDugal Oklahoma

McAdoo refuses interview on Democratic Convention

William G. McAdoo, at his country home in Hunting, New York, refuses to discuss the Democratic National Convention or Love’s nomination statement. He says he will not be disturbed and prefers to learn events from newspapers. He has taken a three-year lease and plans to build nearby.

Ton N. Y William G. McAdoo Thomas B. Love Texas San Francisco McAdoo

Tennessee and Vermont in Race To Ratify Suffrage for Women

June 28 reports say Tennessee Governor Roberts and Vermont Governor Clement were pressured to call special sessions to consider ratifying the suffrage amendment. National Woman's party planned to urge Tennessee lawmakers with delegations from equal suffrage states. Clement denied any plan to call such a session.

Tennessee Vermont San Francisco Roberts Harding Washington Tennesse National Woman’s Party Burlington, Vt P. W.clement

McAdoo Name Not To Be Presented For Nomination

San Francisco June 28 William G McAdoo favors not being placed in nomination at the Democratic convention yet delegates will vote for him. He has kept hands off and no White House or Cabinet line supports his campaign. The article notes misperceptions about his health and highlights his wage earner policy record and wartime leadership as reasons delegates may back him.

I. H. Dube The Commercial Tribune Colonel Dube Hamilton County Republican Dube Rudolph K. Hynicka Hynicka Wth 147Th Infantry San Francisco William Gibbs McAdoo McAdoo Daniel C. Roper White House Tumulty Wilson Washington Mr. McAdoo Senator Reed Missouri Thomas Jefferson Pacific Ocean Sanfrancisco A.M Bryan Aon Babe Ruth

Lardner Seeks Nomination If Wilson Not Renominated

Special Dispatch to The Commercial Tribune recalls Lardner at the 1920 convention, noting he will back Reed if delegates do not renominate Wilson. The piece cites comic remarks, committee resolutions lampooning the nominating process and a joke recipe, with Bryan still undecided and Babe Ruth joked about for influence.

Lardner Wilson

Mighty cheers greet mention of president at Western convention

In San Francisco on June 28 delegates at the Democratic National Convention erupted in cheers as President Wilson's portrait was revealed behind the organ. A flag drop and mass singing followed, with Roosevelt and other delegates joining the enthusiastic display before Homer S. Cummings and others prepared to hear the keynote.

Kremer National Committee Wilson Virginia New York Franklin D. Roosevelt Roosevelt Republican Party Ilson Homer 8. Cummings

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Tae Uae Cummings Administration Hynigka France Republican Committee R. K. Hynicka Whitewater Jemps Batterill Dayton, O South Convention City Wood-Harding Cooper General Gil Thaige Glago Virginian Bryan Mpadoo Cox David Lawrence the Commercial Tribune Percy Love Bell Syndicate, Inc Committee of Resolutions Committee On Resolutions Rosie O’grady John Davis Ee Reed League OF Nations Associated Press Golden Gate Democracy Orf Politi Far West
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