Coolidge Plans Civil Rule for Philippines
President Coolidge signals transfer of Philippines from military to civil control soon. He argues native governance under American policy brings stability and prosperity, while noting Wood favors continued military oversight as a strategic post.
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New York World News Service
Rapid City
S. C
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The
Philippines
Leonard Wood
White House
Wood
New Registrar of Treasury Named by President
H V Speelman will be replaced on August 1 by Walter O Woods, a war loan staff member, announced by Secretary Mellon. President Coolidge had named Woods earlier that day, while Speelman denied resigning and said he had not decided his future. Speelman, from Marietta, was appointed in 1922. Woods hails from Concordia Kansas.
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Treasury
Washington
H. V. Speelman
Speelman
Mellon
Concordia, Kaw
W. J. Williams Sails for European Tour
W. J. Williams president of the Western and Southern Life Insurance Company sails from New York on the Paris for a two month European tour with his wife and two grandchildren. He will visit major continental centers to combine business with pleasure and meet European life insurers. A farewell dinner at the Gibson featured remarks by C. F. Williams Clyde P. Johnson and others who presented a parchment bearing attendees' names.
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W.J. Williams
Western and Southern Life Insurance Company
Europe
New York
Paris
Mr. Williams
Williams
Gibson
C. F. Williams
Clyde P. Johnson
Wiliam H. Lueders
H. Thomas Head
Frigidaire Sales Force Plans Annual Outing in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Frigidaire sales branch will stage its annual summer outing at the North Cincinnati Gymnasium Grounds featuring swimming exhibitions by Walter Laufer and Russell Webb, with coach Stanley Brauninger present. Otto Goetz the German diver will perform. Over 300 attendees expected from the Cincinnati organization and families. A baseball game between service and sales, field sports, dancing, and card games will occur, with the annual dinner at 6 p.m.
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Walter Laufer
Russell Webb
Cincinnati
Frigidaire Corporation
North Cincinnati Gymnasium
Europe
Stanley Brauninger
Otto Goetz
Frigidaire Organization
Sandusky Eagles Club Raided Two Arrested
Government officers raided the Eagles Club at Sandusky Ohio arresting William Gramwel and Jake Huffman on charges of violating the national prohibition act. They would be brought to Toledo for arraignment before US Commissioner F W Gaines. This followed a Moose Club raid a week earlier in the city and Clarence Fiex, steward, is free on a 7500 dollar bond.
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Toledo
Eagles
Sandusky
William Gramwel
Jake Huffman
United States
F. W. Gaines
Moose Club
Clarence Fiex
Liberty
Aimee Semple McPherson Sued Over 100000 Damages
Chicago June 28 Aimee Semple McPherson faced a $100 000 damage suit filed by Bert Kelly owner of Bert Kellys Stables a North Side cabaret. The suit stems from a Chicago newspaper article after a visit to the cabaret in which she called it a trapdoor to hell according to Kellys lawyers.
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Chicago
Aimee Semple McPherson
Bert Kelly
North Side
Kelly
Seven More Indicted in Julian Case Meet Demurrers
A list of seven new indictments was announced, bringing the total to about fifty five. Indicted are A Swanson and six brokers and businessmen as bankers, brokers, financiers and civic leaders prepare demurrers alleging invalid indictments and ignorance of stock entanglements. The grand jury also turned over 100 names to the City Prosecutor and urged vigorous prosecution as demurrers and quashing are expected at Thursday arraignments.
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Los Angeles
Julian Petroleum Corporation
A. Swanson
New York
Julian Corporation
Charles S. Burnell
Julian
Woman Detained For Larceny Flight From Reform School
Eva Chrysler, 25, who was sent from Cleveland to Marysville Reformatory in October 1925 for an indefinite term on larceny, escaped from the reformatory farm yesterday, state Bureau of Identification reported.
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Flees Reformatory
Columbus
Eva Chrysler
Marysville Reformatory
Cleveland
Reformatory
State Bureau of Identification
Pastor Frank H. Nelson Convalescing After Minor Operation
The Rev. Frank H. Nelson of Christ Church is recovering quickly after a minor operation at the Jewish Hospital last Friday. Doctors expect he can leave the hospital by the end of the week.
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Frank H. Nelson
Christ Church
Jewish Hospital
Births announce numerous local newborns in Hamilton area
The notice lists many families welcoming new babies across streets in Ohio towns including Ward, Vine, Harrison, Florence, Clifton, and East Thirteenth. Boys and girls are named for pairs such as Aerin and Harry, Clem and Mary, Loris and Mary, Charles and Erma, Paul and Esther, and many others.
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Harry and
Elizabeth
Ward Street
Allen Clem
Mary
Pogue Avenue
Axt
Loris and
Vine Street
Bradbury
Charles
Erma
Harrison Avenue
Bennett
Paul and
Esther
Florence Avenue
Bennie
James and
Gertrude
Abbottsford Street
Bigley
Charles and
Central Avenue
Bouta
Joseph and
Margaret
Dexter Avenue
Bridges
Angus and Bavie
Hoff Avenue
Brown—Stiner
Edna
Houck
Clarence
Eleanor
West Court Street
Hood
Rosa
Kenyon Avenue
Klenk
Emil
May
Madeira
Laskey
John and
Nellie
Betts Street
Meyer
Walter
Luella
Race Street
McNamara
Thomas and
Marie
East Thirteenth Street
McClure
Floyd
Mildred
Elm Street
Nieman—Car
Annavera
Redmont Avenue
Deer Park
Rich
Mattie
Ravine Street
Eawere
Maggie
Schertt Heald
Henrietta
Hamilton Avenue
Schlueter
Harry
Eee
Oak Street
Mariemont
Rosie
Riddle Road
Sebastian—George
Amanda
Baltimore Avenue
Sneed
Elvin
Sarah
Canal Ridge
Taylor—Mckinley
Eva
Cutter Street
Tees
Loretta
van Dyke Avenue
Tully
Elsie
Harriet Street
Winger—Harvey
Latonia Avenue
College Hill
Yockey
Albert and
Saareine
Bigelow Street
Japanese Challenge Americans in Geneva Baseball Pact
In Geneva Switzerland Hugh B Gibson head of the American delegation told reporters the situation was delicate and critical. He read a challenge from Japanese correspondents to play a baseball game likely on July Fourth with an impartial British umpire. Negotiations would decide the details.
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Switzerland
Hugh
Gibson
Press of the World
Japan Court Fear for Peace in the Pacific Dialogue
Delegates in Washington express resolve to fight any move to reopen the Washington Treaty, with the United States opposing changes while British and Japanese pressure for reduced warship sizes prompts potential linkage to a second Washington Conference in 1931 and a committee to shape its agenda.
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Grant
Washington
Bolshevik Propaganda Tied to American Negro Labor Congress
The New York Herald Tribune reports Bolshevik aims to use American Negro groups to spread communist ideas. The scheme centers on the American Negro Labor Congress headquartered in Chicago with mouthpiece The Negro Champion. Leaders named include Richard B. Moore Lovett Fort Whiteman organizer and several associated organizers across Chicago Milwaukee Baltimore Pittsburgh New Orleans and Mississippi.
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New York Herald-Tribune
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United States
Moscow
Herald- Tribune
American Negro Labor Congress
Chicago
Negro Champion
The
Herald-Tribune
Richard B. Moore
Lovett Fort- Whiteman
Fort-Whiteman
South Lincoln Street
Fort Whiteman
William Bryant
Milwaukee
Wis
Edward L. Doty
H. V. Phillips
Elizabeth Griffin
Everett Greene
Afro-American
Baltimore
William Scarville
Pittsburgh
Washington doubts Japan will back British Geneva aims
State Department officials reported a hardening stance against Britain's plan at the Geneva talks. They said Japan may discuss reducing battleship tonnage after resolving auxiliary craft issues but is unlikely to endorse the British stance. Officials warned revisions to the 1922 treaty now could leave the U S naval inferiority for years ahead of a planned five power conference in 1931. Britain seeks immediate tonnage cuts as it launches two 35 000 ton battleships, the Romney and Nelson.
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Washington
Japan
State Department
England
Department
Great Britain
Romney
Nelson
Election set for successor to Stephens in Ohio
Gov. Donahey expected to issue a proclamation calling a special election in Ohio's Second Congressional District to choose a successor to Congressman A. E. B. Stephens. The vote likely will coincide with the regular November election, with a primary date to name candidates also set in the proclamation.
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Stephens
Columbus
Donahey
Cincinnati
A. E. B. Stephens
City Council Considers Day Off for Fire Marshals Policy
The Law Committee slows the ordinance to allow fire marshals one day off in five and studies legal angles under state double platoon rules. The panel also moves transfer of Vine street library title to Trustees with sale proceeds used for new site and construction only, and asks Trustees to discuss site with the Planning Commission.
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City Council
John D. Ellis
Stanley Matthews
Julius Luchsinger
Vine Street
City Planning Commission
Crusader William L. King Missing in Pittsburgh Search
William L. King, head of the Citizens' League of Allegheny County, disappeared after leaving a hotel. Police and private groups joined a citywide search, with forged letters sent to papers claiming his resignation. A $1,000 reward was posted by The Pittsburgh Gazette Times for information.
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William L. King
Citizens’ League of
Allegheny County
King
Allvice
Kanas City
W. L. King
League
Pittsburgh Gazette Times
Plane crash kills Brueggar from Lock Haven
In Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania, a solo airplane piloted by Paul Bruch of Lock Haven crashed into a flying field. Herman Brueggar, 23, also of Lock Haven, died from a broken neck and crushed body while Bruch suffered serious injuries.
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Herman Brueggar
Lock Haven
Paul Bruch
Bruch
Jersey Shore
Here
Brueggar
Democrats Indorse Smith At New Jersey Convention
In Trenton on June 28 delegates at the Democratic state convention unanimously adopted a resolution endorsing Gov. Smith of New York for the Democratic Presidential nomination.
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Trenton
N. J
Gov. Smith
New York
Queen City Club Opens New Home in 53rd Year Milestone
The Queen City Club unveiled its Bedford limestone new clubhouse at Fourth and Broadway, a Georgian styled replacement for the Elm Street building. Designed by Harry Hake and built by J. & F. Harig, the six dozen rooms include ballroom lounges dining rooms and bedrooms across four floors. The 1874 founded club hosted a reception with officers led by President James P. Orr as members toured the elegant interiors.
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Cincinnati
Fourth Street
Broadway
Elm and
Seventh Streets
James P. Orr
John Omwake
Alfred J. Jupp
Maurice E. Pollak
George W. Lewis
Willard W. Howe
Harry Hake
J. & F. Harig
Grand Hotel
Charles P. Taft
Fourth
Sycamore
David Sintom
Nicholas Longworth
Seventh
Elm Streets
Taft
Walter J. Mitchell
Manchester
Mass
Mr. Orr
Morrison R. Waite
George
Wiley on bank board
W F Wiley general manager of The Cincinnati Enquirer was elected to the Board of Directors of the Fifth Third Union Trust Company yesterday. He succeeds Lawrence Maxwell former Solicitor General who died recently.
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W. F. Wiley
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Fifth Third Union Trust Company
Lawrence Maxwell
United States
Remains of 21 Pioneers Moved for College Hill Road Work
Work crews moved the remains of two Revolutionary soldiers and nineteen pioneer residents from Van Zandt road into the old Carey graveyard to allow widening of Van Zandt road. Mayor William Holmes oversaw the process with Edward Hines, road contractor, and plans for cemetery rehabilitation include a concrete retaining wall funded by Hamilton County and North College Hill, plus landscape work by the Welfare Association.
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North College Hill
van Zandt Road
Carey
Edward Hines
William Holmes
Hamilton County
Hamilton Pike
Weather Summary for Ohio and Nearby States
The report notes increasing cloudiness in Ohio with Wednesday fair and little temperature change, while Kentucky and Tennessee expect fair conditions Wednesday and Thursday with rising clouds and possible night showers in the west. West Virginia should be fair and warmer, Indiana generally fair with cooler temps in the north, and a table lists highs around 86 in Chicago and 76 in Pittsburgh with clear conditions and light winds.
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Citizens urged to aid in city wide July 4 celebration
Citizens were urged to take part in Cincinnati's city wide Fourth of July celebration sponsored by the Recreation Commission. Mayor Sea Songood announced an Executive Committee chaired by Frederick W. Hinkle with Will R. Reeves as secretary to coordinate public and private efforts for prizes funds fireworks and community events. Citizens and agencies may contact the Recreation Commission at 328 City Hall to join.
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Seasongood
Public Recreation Commission
City of
Cincinnati
Frederick W. Hinkle
Will R. Reeves
the Recreation Commission
City
Zoo Opera Singers Arrive for Rehearsals in Cincinnati
Lucy Gates American coloratura soprano and Brigham Young descendant arrives from Salt Lake City to begin rehearsals for Marguerite in Faust with Zoo Opera Company. Marta Wittkowska also arrives to open season as Amneris in Aida. Alma Peterson to sing Aida title role, marking her Zoo debut in that part.
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Lucy Gates
Brigham Young
Cincinnati
Salt Lake City
Zoo Opera Company
Marguerite
Faust
Marta Wittkowska
Zoo Company
Amneris
Alma Peterson
Miss Peterson
Zoo Opera
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