Voice against war guilt echoes across Germany on anniversary
Berlin protests mark the tenth anniversary of the Versailles treaty with mass gatherings in Berlin and Stadium, calling for an impartial verdict on World War I responsibility. Kaiser Wilhelm watches from afar as crowds denounce collective blame and demand international experts' assessment.
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Berlin
Germany
Sarajevo
Rhineland
Berlin University
von Hindenburg
Reichstag
Steel Helmet
Russia
Kaiser Wilhelm
Repubican
Doorn
William Hohenzollern
France seeks delay on $400 million war stocks debt
Premier Poincare sent a plea to Washington for postponing the August 1 maturity of France’s $400 million war stocks debt held from American aid after World War I. The bid, backed by almost all opposition, aims to avoid rushing ratification of the Mellon Berenger debt accord, though prospects look slim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Poincare
Washington
France
Chamber of Deputies
French Ambassador Claudel seeks postponement of WW Supplies debt
Washington reports French Ambassador Claudel opened talks with the American government on unconditional postponement of the 400 million World War supplies debt due August 1. He met with Secretary Stimson at the State Department for twenty minutes. Stimson said he did not know of a way to delay the obligation without congressional action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Claudel
Dne
State Department
Stimson
German Cabinet Advances Young Reparations Plan Parley
The German Cabinet unanimously approved a program for the coming political conference to implement the Young reparations plan. Berlin report dated June 28 notes the cabinet's agreement as a step toward reviving the proposed framework and preparing party talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Munich Referendum Demand and Birth Listings Across Cities
A Munich protest calls for a national referendum on the Young Plan and to refute the war guilt claim, with thanks sent to President von Hindenburg. In the United States section, births are listed for families across several addresses, detailing names and newborn genders. London reports Charles Sanford named chair of a law enforcement group tackling dog racing in Madison County after the West Jefferson Kennel Club shuts its track.
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Munich
Germany
von Hidenburg
Anthony Wayne Street
Gels — Et de Marie
Marshall Avenue
Guenth
Fred
Frances
McMicken Avenue
Herbert
Walter
Occalina
Florence Avenue
Hopes
James and
Lowe
Jordan Street
Hofmann
August
Elizabeth
Race Street
Johnson—Wilton
Virgil
Poplar Street
Kuntz —Heny
Intermediate Avenue
Ana
Elmore McClarngn
Mabel
Este Avenue
Edward
Julia
Freeman Avenue
Payne
Raymond
Grace
Kilgour Street
Riddle
Charles
Birdie
Buena Vista Avenue
Robinson—Amilford and
Marie
Gilbert Avenue
Sandipher
Joseph
Edith
Grandin Road
Bohalar
Steven
Pearl
Betts Sidenstick
Elaton
Warsaw Avenue
Tudor
Charles and
Catherine
Findlay Street
Watkins
Linzie and
Mary
East Liberty Street
Williams
Theodore
Bernadine
McHenry Avenue
Wilson
Clarence and
Maryland Avenue
London
Charles ¥. Sanford
Deane Richmond
Madison County
West Jefferson
Officials Slow Down on Arms Parley Plans
Washington officials at State Department and White House signaled caution over an imminent disarmament conference. They denied U S entry to any five power or three power talks and dismissed rumors of a near term call, adding the next move rests with Premier MacDonald and the United States will withhold approval until its stance is clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
MacDonald
United States
State Department
White House
League
Salvation Army to Broadcast Service on WKRC
The Salvation Army will air a street-corner service tonight on WKRC from 5 30 to 6 30 at Alms Hotel for the American Legion hour. The program will include songs prayer a short talk and the army band with its big bass drum recorded for radio. It marks the first time such a service is offered to Cincinnati radio audiences.
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Salvation Army
WKRC
Alms Hotel
American Legion
Robert E. Bentley Post
Broadway
Cincinnati
City Manager Praises Fireman and Patrolman for Capture
Col. Sherrill, City Manager, commends Assistant Fire Chief Edward Shearwood and Patrolman Charles Horstman for catching two auto bandits after a Thursday afternoon shooting. He lauds their teamwork and quick action in pursuing and detaining one criminal on foot after the suspects fled their car.
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Col. Sherrill
Edward Shearwood
Charles Horstman
Horstman
Shearwood
Col
Sherrill
Cows Tails Targeted. Reward Offered in Wisconsin
In Rice Lake Wisconsin on June 28 a mysterious culprit has been cutting off cows tails including those of J F Baskin. Baskin offers a one hundred dollar reward for information leading to the arrest of the offender.
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Rice Lake
Wis
J. F. Baskin
Baskin
Radio Board Licenses Two Stations in Ohio
The Cleveland Vacuum Tube Works in Cleveland was granted a construction permit and experimental license for eight frequencies and 500 watts. Edmund T. Flewelling of Dayton received a license for 8,650 kilocycles and 50 watts.
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Radio Board
Ohio
Washington
Cleveland Vacuum Tube Works
Cleveland
Federal Radio Commission
Edmund T. Flewelling
Dayton
Cincinnati Trades Award Five Day Week Plan With Small Pay Increase
The Cincinnati Wage Board reported a conditional five day week for trades, granting a 2 percent raise effective July 1, 1929, through July 23, 1930, with a forty hour week planned by July 23, 1930. Cities considered include Chicago Cleveland Detroit St Louis Indianapolis Dayton Youngstown Pittsburgh Louisville Buffalo Philadelphia. The executive committee comprises contractors and union representatives. Highest paid trades to receive 1.40 per hour, with varied craft rates set for July 1 1929 to July 23 1930.
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Cincinnnati Trades
Cincinnati
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Dayton
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Louisville
Buffalo
Philadelphia
David G. DeVore
W. J. Weitkamp
Jacob Warm
G. Ellis Hummel
William Harig
Harry Dorsey
R. L. Herbert
Fred Hock
Thomas S. Colina
Joseph Obermeyer
Joseph Cullen
Property Sold at 204 Woolper Avenue Clifton
A two and a half story shingle pressed brick dwelling at 204 Woolper Avenue Clifton was purchased yesterday for 12500 by W. C. Osterbrook. Lot measures 50 by 150 feet. Sale negotiated through the Multiple Listing Division of the Cincinnati Real Estate Board with Frederick A Schmidt Company and Becker and Corey as cooperating brokers.
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Woolper ‘Avenue
Clifton
W. C. Osterbrook
Cincinnati Real Estate Board
Frederick A. Schmidt Company
Bécker & Corey
Frederick A Schmidt VP Leaves for Two-Week Vacation
Gen P Lincoln Mitchell vice president of the Frederick A Schmidt Company departs today for a two weeks vacation at his summer lodge Seven Mile Point Harbor Springs Michigan.
Aged Slayer Acquitted In Ohio Murder Case
Jackson Ohio June 28 John Wallace sixty four was acquitted of murder in the death of Marion Harper eighty year old recluse found in her shack near Byers Station last winter. Wallace pleaded self defense.
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Jackson
John Wallace
Marion Harper
Byers’ Station
Wallace
Covington Judge Rules Against Local Loan Firms
Covington Magistrate Bert King ruled against Harvey & Co. in suits by two borrowers, saying the original loans plus 6 percent interest were paid and money collected beyond the balance. The cases showed lenders failed to issue receipts and kept no books, prompting King to dismiss or verdict against the company.
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Kentucky
Ohio
Bert Ji King
King
Covington
L. Knight
Harvey & Co
Louisville
James Stettson
Cincinnati
Switchman
Big Four Railroad
Stettson
Joseph P. Goodenough
William C. Scott
Scott
King’s Court
Mrs Hunt Funds Natural History Museum Cornerstone
Mrs M W Hunt of 620 Greenup Street provides the funds for a new one story Colonial brick natural history museum to be built at the rear of her home facing Sandford Street. The 35000 dollar building will house 6500 specimens from Archibald Williams Latonia—botany insects birds and more. The Williams collection has years of work and is recognized by the Smithsonian American Museum and Field Museum. Mrs Hunt widow of Dr M W Hunt aims to give a central place for study for city children. Several speakers are listed for the afternoon program.
Ordinance Blocks Fausz From Latonia Police Rank
Herman Fausz, who topped the police lieutenant exam with 79 percent, learns an annual exam rule and Section 8 requiring 85 percent for Lieutenants and Captains upends his appointment. A new exam must be held. Acting Lieutenant Herman Ricken remains in place.
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Fausz
Herman Fausz
Latonia
Faust
A. E. Stricklett
Herman Ricken
Ludlow Gas Rate Hike Likely as Franchise Expires
The Ludlow gas rate may jump from 35 to 75 cents per thousand cubic feet as the city prepares a new franchise after the current expires. The Ludlow City Council meeting, moved to Wednesday night, will discuss the higher rate amid neighborly comparisons. Northern Kentucky residents served by the Green Line Car Company could face higher streetcar fares if court decisions push changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow
Kentucky
Green Line Car Company
Fourth of July Outing at St Joseph Home Grounds
Members of the St Josephs Heights Association have completed arrangements for their annual Fourth of July celebration on the grounds of the new St Joseph Home.
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St. Joseph's Heights
St. Joseph Home
Community Outing At Dixie Highway Fundraiser
A church outing at the Dixie Highway two miles south of Covington will feature athletic events with trophies for winners. Kentucky chicken dinners run from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. A fireworks display and concert follow. Proceeds go to the home’s building fund. G Edward Geise serves as general committee chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Highway
Covington
G. Edward Geise
Kelly-Koett Manufacturing Company
Kentucky
Glenn O. Swing Re-elected School Superintendent
Glenn O. Swing, superintendent of Covington schools, was re elected to a four year term by the Board of Education. The board heard bids for heating system replacements and repairs, hired fifteen janitors, and added three teachers after resignations. A year’s leave of absence was granted Miss Wilhemena Boswell to study at the University of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn O. Swing
Covington
Board of Education
University of Cincinnati
R. W. Oelrich
Esther Oelrich
Holmes High School
John Goebel
Swing
Miss Laura Hellebusch Dies Suddenly at Home
Laura Hellebusch secretary to Judge Matt J. Harbeson in his Kenton Circuit Court re election campaign died yesterday morning of heart disease at her Covington home. She was Past Regent of the Daughters of Isabella Lodge. Survived by one brother and five sisters, daughter of B H S Hellebusch long time Mother of God Church School professor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Cecilia Gisman
Robert Gisman
Urban C. Varnall
St. Bernard Church
Winton Place
H. A. Westerman
J. B. Richter
J. Wellman
St. Bernard School
Lois Milligan
Alma Laemmile
Roberta Dawson
Matilda Hartman
Phylis Vanderwe
Laura Hellebusch
Greenup Street
Matt J. Harbeson
Kenton
Daughters of
Isabella Lodge
Covington
B. H. S. Hellebusch
Mother of God Church
Warrants Issued For Disorderly Fishermen Near Dam No 36
Commissioner Edward W. Pflueger issued John Doe warrants to Maj. E. W. Buell in the Cincinnati district after reports that fishermen at Dam No. 36 above Coney Island disrupted workers. Maj. Buell said fishing is allowed if orderly. Warrants charge trespassing on government property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Pflueger
John Doe
Maj
E. W. Buell
United States
Cincinnati
Coney Island
Buell
Humane Society Tag Day Volunteers Sell Funds in Covington
Kenton County Humane Society volunteers and officers will canvass Covington streets and Kenton County highways early today to raise funds for the organization. Notable participants include Mrs. Margaret Roache, Miss Mary L. Kampschmuiat, Judge Joseph P. Goodenough, Judge John B. Read, Alfred P. Lewis, and Bayard C. Walker among many others.
Covington Notes Headlines and Local Proceedings
J Clifford Mullins, 22, former Covington resident, captured in St Augustine after escape from jail while awaiting highway robbery trial. Melvin Woolery alias Hoover, jailed for the same offense, sentenced to ten years. The Rev Walter A Hopkins to preach The Ministry of Music at 11 tomorrow with a sacred concert. Kenton County offices closed for the funeral of Mrs Josephine Middendorf. Cayington Board of Education accepts nurse Miss Alice Sterling resignation. Master Mason Degree to be conferred on nine candidates at Covington Lodge No 109 with a dinner.
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Covington
J. Clifford Mullins
V. J. Chauvin
St. Augustine
Fla
Chauvin
Melvin Woolery
Hoover
Mullins
Walter A. Hopkins
First Presbyterian Church
West Fourth Street
Ministry of Music
Kenton County
Josephine Middendorf
John W. Middendorf
Blessed Sacrament Church
Cayington Board of Education
Alice Sterling
Masonic Temple
Covington Lodge No
Charles E. Johnson
jury awards $1500 in Rosenberg vs Security Ins Co
In Kenton Circuit Court Judge Applegate awarded Mrs Stella Marx Rosenberg and co plaintiffs $1500 the full amount sued for. Fire in spring 1923 destroyed Marx Bros furniture house Madison avenue Covington where Rosenberg was principal stockholder. Case earlier remanded from Kentucky Court of Appeals for retrial. Insurance company moved for new trial. Forty suits against as many insurers exist with only two tried in six years.
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Kenton
Stella Marx Rosenberg
Security Insurance Company
Cincinnati
Marriage Licenses List For Xenia and Kentucky Pairs
Raymond Newcomer 22 a railroad man and Donna Long 21 both of Xenia. Frank Schumacher 25 steelworker Bellevue Ky and Marion Méder 21 Covington Kentucky.
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Raymond Newcomer
Railroad To Man
Donna Long
Xenia
Frank Schumacher
Bellevue
Marion Méder
Covington
Kentucky
River stage rises on Ohio at Cincinnati
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 13.6 feet last night at 6 o'clock and was rising. This forecast signals continued increases as high water concerns spread along the riverfront areas.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
Newport woman’s trial adjourned after attorney collapses
The trial of Mrs. Helen Young 37 of Louisville Kentucky for conspiracy to free her husband Elmer Young from Newport Jail was postponed to Tuesday as defense attorney Louis Reuscher fainted from heat. Young previously faced federal charges for bribery and assault on a jail trust. Elmer Young escaped custody while being transported to Atlanta for a two year sentence and remains at large.
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Helen Young
Louisville
Elmer E. Young
Newport
A. M. Caldwell
Campbell County
Louis Reuscher
Young
Covington
Atlanta
Bellevue and Dayton Candidates Announce in County Race
Bellevue Mayor Clem A. Wiethorn seeks re election on the Democratic ticket after ten years in municipal service. Dayton figures Harvey O. Truesdell, Joseph Steidle, and Herbert Hauger announce Democratic bids for Ward seats. Newport’s Jodny E. Wallace Sr. enters the magistrate race in the Second District pending primary.
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Bellevue
Dayton
Clem A. Wiethorn
Wiethorn
Kentucky
Harvey O. Truesdell
Thorn Street
Wadsworth Watch Case Company
Board of Education
Joseph Steidle
Clark Street
Herbert Hauger
Fourth Avenue
Kenton Street
Steidle
Jodny E. Wallace
Park Avenue
Newport
Reckless Driver Given Suspended Sentence in Dayton Court
William Westwood of Four Mile Pike faced Judge James Anschutz after a chase through Bellevue and Dayton ending at Third Street and Beech Avenue Newport. He received a suspended 30 day jail term for reckless driving and a $15 fine plus costs, plus $10 and costs for resisting an officer.
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William Westwood
Four Mile Pike
Dayton
James Anschutz
Bellevue
Third Street
Beech Avenue
Newport
R. B. McDermott
Fifth
Wal
Local court fines for traffic offenses listed
Nut streets Dayton charged with speeding fined 10 dollars and costs. Daniel Bishop Boudinot avenue Cheviot charged with operating automobile while intoxicated fined 15 dollars and costs. Theodore Hahn Cincinnati and Louis Butcher Bellevue both charged with improper parking fined 2 dollars and costs each.
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Nut Streets
Dayton
Daniel Bishop
Boudinot Avenue
Cheviot
Theodore Hahn
Cincinnati
Louis Butcher
Bellevue
Gosts
Appalachian Way May Be Rerouted Through Campbell County
William Caterdine of the Cincinnati Automobile Club says the Appalachian Way will likely be rerouted through Campbell County and Newport with a formal approval planned at the next highway directors meeting. Northern Kentucky motorists are asked to donate cars to transport about 350 orphans to Tacoma Park on August 8, with roughly sixty five autos needed for the outing hosted by Clifton Recreation Committee.
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Campbell County
Newport
William ‘.T. Caterdine
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Kentucky
Tacoma Park
Recreation Committee of
Clifzon
Playful Love Argument Ends With Knife Wound
Edward Herskins 22 of 110 West Fourth Street explains to Police Tehan and Schnelle a quarrel with a girlfriend led to a knife wound on his left arm. He was taken to Speers Hospital for treatment and refused to name the assailant. The incident occurred in front of 433 West Fourth Street.
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Edward Herskins
West Fourth Street
Tehan and
Schnelle
Speers Hospital
Pfirman Free After Promise to Pay Support
Arthur Pfirman of Liberty Street faced Campbell County Circuit Court yesterday on a charge of failure to support two minor children. He pledged to pay seven dollars weekly for each child to Judge A M Caldwell and escaped a two year penitentiary sentence.
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Arthur Pfirman
Liberty Street
A.M. Caldwell
Campbell County
Property transfers in Highlands and Bellevue subdivisions
Harry F. Bredenbender transfers a lot in Highlands Baby Farms to Joseph and Kathryn Houben. Fr. Thomas and Charles and LaVergne Diemar transfer a lot in Bellevue subdivision to Mitchell and Elsie Wells. Louise Frances and Catherine Hudepohl transfer a lot at Washington and Center streets in Bellevue to Ernst and Josephine Schumacher. Truman and Ella Hammond transfer a lot on Vine Street in Newport to Fred and Norval Chalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Bredenbender
Joseph
Kathryn Houben
Highlands Baby Farms
Thomas
Charles
LaVergne Diemar
Mitchell
Elsie Wells
Bellevue
Louise
Frances
Catherine Hudepohl
Ernst and
Josephine Schumacher
Washington and
Center Streets
Truman
Ella Hammond
Fred
Norval Chalk
Vine Street
Newport
Local man hospitalised after stabbing on city street
Harry Montgomery aged 36 was found hurt in front of his home at Second and Columbia and taken to Speers Hospital. He suffered stab wounds to the right shoulder and stomach area as well as the right cheek and hand. He refused to identify the assailant or the motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Montgomery
Second
Columbia Streets
Speers Hospital
Notable Dayton and Kentucky residents named in mixed ages list
The passage lists several individuals with ages and hometowns: Ralph Hamberg 24 salesman Dayton Ohio. Rose Stenger 23 Dayton. Harold Sacksteder lasterer Cold Spring Kentucky. Le Walkoth 21 Bellevue Kentucky. William Steele 32 miner Lee County Kentucky. Martha McQueen 21 Lee County. Hubert Buckler 23 steelworker Newport Kentucky. Bertha Luck 20 Alexandria Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hamberg
Salesman
Rose Stenger
Dayton
Harold Sacksteder
Lasterer
Cold Spring
le Walkoth
Bellevue
William Steele
Miner
Martha McQueen
Lee County
Hubert Buckler
Newport
Bertha Luck
Alexandria
Venerable Auto Falls Apart Court Delivers Penalty
Oscar Nickerson faced careless driving charges in Cleveland where his aging automobile partly disintegrated and damaged a new curbside vehicle. He lost his license for a year and $15 plus costs and ten days in jail. Judge Skeel ruled the car unsafe due to multiple simultaneous failures. The police urged a heavy penalty to deter such risks.
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Cleveland
Oscar Nickerson
Nickerson
Lee E. Skeel
Knox Presbyterian Church to Use Memorial Baptismal Font
Knox Presbyterian Church plans a Sunday morning service featuring baptism with the memorial font donated by Mrs. Jane Jones. Rev. Herbert Hezlop's morning sermon is Christ the Chief Corner Stone, with Sacrament of the Holy Supper at the close. An evening talk by Mr. Herrill titled America the Beautiful follows, and youth groups plan summer meetings. Lower River road Fernbank O Ohio hosts Rev. Lt. G Hoeck with Hunger Satisfied. The Church of the New Jerusalem at Oak Street and Winslow Avenue also eyes Hunger Satisfied for its Sunday topic with Rev Louis G Hoeck. Sunday school opens at 9 45 and service at 11.
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Knox Presbyterian Church
Herbert Hezlop
Jane Jones
Herrill
America
Lt. G. Hoeck
Church of the New Jerusalem
Oak Street
Winslow Avenue
Louis G. Hoeck
Church of the New Jerusalem Oak and
Winslow
Sunday Christian Science Service Broadcasts
Three Cincinnati Christian Science churches in Cincinnati and Norwood announce Sunday 11 am services on the theme Christian Science with evening 8 pm services at Walnut Hills First Church. Wednesday 9 pm healing testimonies meetings will be held in all listed churches. Monthly first and third Sundays feature morning service broadcasts from WKRC.
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Christian Science Churches
Christian Science
Boston
Mass
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Park Avenue
Walnut Hills
Second
Church of Christ, Scientist
Clifton Avenue
First
Weyer Avenue
Norwood
WKRC
Cincinnati
Park Av
Cliffton
Frabasco
Weyer Av
Ohio
Atlas Bank
Neave
Rev Jesse Halsey to Preach at East Walnut Hills Church
The Seventh Presbyterian Church of East Walnut Hills will hold its regular morning service tomorrow at 11 o'clock. The Rev. Jesse Halsey will deliver the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Halsey
Seventh Presbyterian Church of
East Walnut Hills
Rev John Malick to Preach on Life in a Small American City
The Rev John Malick will preach at 11 o'clock tomorrow at the First Unitarian Congregational Church Reading road and Linton street on "What We Should Miss in Middletown" describing life as it is lived in the typical small American city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Malick
First Unitarian Congregational Church
Reading Road
Linton Street
Middletown
A.M
Linton
Giants of North American and Middle West Utilities in Merger Talk
Stock advances in the North American Company and the Middle West Utilities, an Insull firm, point to a possible merger. Marlin J. Insull met with North American President Dane in New York, with no confirmation. A combined entity would span power, transportation and light nationwide.
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New York World News Service
Chicago
Middle West Utilities Company
Insull
Marlin J. Insull
Samuel Insull
Middle West Utilities
Dane
North American
New York
Power, Transportation and Light
North America
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington, D. C
Dallas
Tex
San Francisco
California
Wisconsin
Illinois
Insull Company
Midwest
Wall street buzzes with merger rumors in utility stocks
Brokers on the curb and stock exchanges chased record orders as rumors spread of a potential merger between North American Company, linked to Harrison Williams, and Samuel Insull’s utility holdings. Officials denied talks, but market chatter suggested urgency to finalize before the Federal Utilities Commission set up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Wall Street
Pet
Harrison Williams
Samuel. Insull
Power King
Middle West
Morgan-Bonbright
Insull
Federal Utilities Commission
Illinois Prison System Turns Jails Into Alma Maters
Chicago June 28 Three penitentiaries and 102 jails in Illinois will become alma maters for inmates as Rodney Brandon state director of public welfare launches a program to educate illiterate prisoners. Classes replace work for illiterates who will study eight hours daily, with mixed programs for others and segregation of first term prisoners to curb crime lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Chicago
Illinois
Rodney Brandon
Brandon
Ten People Injured In Auto Bus Crash Near Stroudsburg
Ten persons were injured this afternoon in a collision between a bus and a sedan on the Lackawanna trail at Scot Run twelve miles west of Stroudsburg Pa. Seven injured were taken to Monroe County Hospital. The bus was full and slick roads contributed to the crash. The sedan struck a telephone pole. Injured residents of nearby towns were treated at the scene or hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroudsburg
Lackawanna
Scot Run
Here
Monroe County
Premier Tanaka Hosts Dwight F. Davis Dinner in Tokyo
In Tokyo on June 28 Premier Tanaka entertained Dwight F. Davis, former Secretary of War, who is traveling to the Philippines to assume the post of Governor General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ines
Dwight Davis
Tokyo
Tanaka
Dwight F. Davis
Philippines
Missionary Societies Plan July Hyde Park Meeting
The Woman's Foreign and Home Missionary Societies of Hyde Park Methodist Protestant Church will hold their July meeting at the home of Mrs. George Greaves, 7252.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park M. E. Church
Woman's Foreign and Home Missionary Societies
Hyde Park Methodist Protestant Church
George Greaves
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Middle Wear Utilities Plan Giant Merger
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