Senate Gets House Relief for Veterans
Washington June 28 A new veterans relief measure approved by the House and backed by administration leaders was laid before the Senate with unanimous Finance Committee support. The bill would provide up to 40 a month in disability pensions, with debates over raising it to 60 per month. Democrats blocked extensions to include veterans with service related diseases and those taxed, while a separate proposal to consolidate veterans agencies was reported. The session eyed rapid action though adjournment looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Stephenson
Washington
House
Senate
Finance Committee
Watson
Indiana
Walsh
Massachusetts
Connally
Texas
Pension Bureau
Hoover
Reed
Rep
la Follette
la Follete
Wisconsin
King
Utah
American Legion
Tilson
Connecticut
Hoover Plan Faces Fight Over Private Funds for Probe
Hoover plan to use private funds for a public commission sparks debates in Congress. LaGuardia rebukes the idea as improper while Tilson and Celler warn action must come via appropriation. lawmakers argue over scope from prohibition to general law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
LaGuardia
United States
Representative Ramseyer
Republican
Iowa
Congress
lLa-Guardia
Veterans of Foreign Wars meet in Lorain on reform of state mental hospitals
The Ohio Veterans of Foreign Wars adopted a resolution criticizing state facilities for the mentally ill and urging psychopathic hospitals for border line cases. Probate Judge Woodside of Mahoning County drafted the measure citing World War I veterans in state hospitals. The convention also backed selecting Stars and Stripes as the national anthem and elected officers for the Ladies Auxiliary including Mrs Gladys E Lucas and Mrs Ida Smith among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Woodside
Mahoning County
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Gladys E. Lucas
Cuyahoga Falls
Ida Smith
Newark
Peter van Tilberg
Ashland
Vera Martin
Youngstown
Margaret Faulkner
Indianapolis chosen for Indiana 150 bed veterans hospital
The site for Indiana's 150 bed veterans hospital was announced in Washington on June 28 with Indianapolis named as the selected location. The decision marks a major healthcare expansion serving veterans across the state and aligns with federal planning for veteran services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indianapolis
Indiana
Veterans’ Hospital
Concordia Building Assn Stockholders Meet in Cincinnati
Lodge notices announce the Concordia Building Association annual stockholders meeting Tuesday at 7 PM to elect a Board of Directors and handle other business. Meeting at the association office on the southwest corner of Fifteenth and Elm streets Cincinnati Ohio. George Grimm president A Kaiser secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordia’ Building Association
Fifteenth and Elm Streets
Cincinnati
George Grimm
A. J. Kaiser
Local obituaries list June 1930 deaths with addresses
Multiple notices record deaths and funeral plans in Cincinnati and nearby Norwood area. Guelich M James and Redmond Grace A are among the deceased. entries include residence addresses such as 8320 Curzon Ave Hartwell 4212 Forest Ave Norwood 1035 Washington Ave Newport and service details with dates June 30 and earlier. Some items note church or cemetery details and interment specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guelich
Lewis M
Mattie Grigg Guelich
Curzon Avenue
Hartwell
Bremer—John
Ida Worth Bremer
Forest Avenue
Norwood
Tredway
Cameron Avenue
Haydon
Ethel Manning
Clarence B. Haydon
Trimble Avenue
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan
Upland Place
Evanston Christian Church
Brewster and Stacey Avenues
Redmond
Grace A
Nellie Redmond
Higgins
James S. Redmond
Regent Avenue
St. Matthew Church
Maysville
Vail
Alice (Nee Jordan
Edward S. Vail
Edward S., Jr
Percy B
William Vail
Robert Dilling
Washington Avenue
Newport
Washington State Democrats Press Repeal of Prohibition
The Washington state Democratic convention adopts a repeal plank urging Eighteenth Amendment repeal and return to state liquor control. Willis Mahoney urges repudiation of prohibition and criticizes World Court entry while A Scott Bullitt seeks firm repeal stance or resignation. Bullitt is retained as Committeeman by a wide margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Centralia
Wash
Anti-Saloon League
Willis E. Mahoney
Spokane
United States
A. Scott Bullitt
Bullitt
Mahoney
Mahoney Defends Prohibition as Liberty and Temperance
Mahoney told Democrats he has been a total abstainer all his life and will remain so. He argued that prohibition is a matter of liberty for the individual to live and form habits, not liquor. He asserted 1,000 people are sent to penitentiaries weekly under a law he says outrages jurisprudence. He called the Eighteenth Amendment born in intolerance and doomed to die by reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoney
Socially prominent Mrs Kellogg Fairbank calls repeal of Prohibition
Chicago June 28 Mrs Kellogg Fairbank former Democratic National Committeewoman and Illinois leader for Alfred E Smith in 1928 urged absolute repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. Appointed to the Executive Committee of the Womens Organization for Prohibition Reform she said the prohibition amendment is a failure and that sumptuary legislation cannot work in a democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kellogg Fairbank
Democratic National
Congress approves Haugen bill refining oleomargarine rules
Congress completed action on the Haugen bill to bring colored cooking compounds under the oleomargarine law with House approval of the conference report. The measure now goes to the President for signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Robber Takes Clothes from Willie Pierce on Sixth Street
A crowd gathered at Sixth and John as Policemen Crampton and Sorrel found Willie Pierce walking in his underwear. Pierce, 29, said a gunman woke him from sleep at 4383 John Street and demanded $3, taking all his clothes. Crampton recovered all but Pierce’s shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth
John Streets
Richard Crampton
William Sorrel
Willie Pierce
West Sixth Street
John Street
Pierce
Crampton
Relative search for patient Ralph Kivenski at city hospital
Social workers sought relatives of Ralph Kivenski 31 who was found June 11 at Sixth and Evans. He told attendants he lived at Espanola Street and Freeman Avenue and had a sister Martha. He previously was a Longview Hospital patient in 1928 under the name Eddie Jones and may be re arraigned in Probie Court and returned to Longview unless relatives are found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Kivenski
General Hospital
Kivenski
Sixth
Evans Streets
Espanola Street
Freeman Avenue
Martha
Longview Hospital
Eddie Jones
Probie Court
Longview
Eight North American martyrs to be canonized at St Peter's
Vatican honors Blessed Jean de Brebeuf and seven companions who suffered torture and death in Canada and New York during the 1640s. Pope Pius XI presides as Jesuit martyrs and other saints are remembered. eight beatified in 1925 prior to canonization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Hawley
Associated Press
Vatican City
Jean de Brebeuf
Canada
New York
St. Peter’s Basilica
Pope Pius XI
Society of Jesus
Cardinal Robert Bellermine
James
England
Georgian Bay
Isaac Jagues
Manhattan Island
Charles Garnier
Sault Ste. Marie
Lake Superior
Lake George
Father Garnier
St. John’s
Antoine Daniel
Dieppe
Normandy
Hillsdale
Simcoe County
Ontario
Noel Chabanel
Toulouse
Gabriel Lalemant
de Brebeuf
Rene Goupil
Anjou
Father Jogues
Jean de la Lande
Jagues
Four Convicts Take Correspondence Aviation Course
New Jersey prison inmates learn aviation via a correspondence course in mechanical phases. No aircraft or materials exist at the prison, and no flight training will occur until terms expire. Aiming to fly over gray walls, the four students remain grounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Trenton
N.J
Richard LaGuardia
LaGuardia
Veterans threaten store operator at National Military Home
About 500 veterans gathered at the Central Branch National Military Home in Dayton to threaten damage to Harvey Cantor's general store after accusing him of disparaging remarks about home residents. Major W G Stevens, home treasurer, intervened promising a thorough investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
National Military Home
Harvey Cantor
W. G. Stevens
Cantor
Woman Falls Two Floors In Newark Incident
Mrs. Margaret Ralph of Granville, a housekeeper, fell or jumped from a second story window in Newark last night. Neighbors found her badly injured and she was rushed to a hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Margaret Ralph
Granville
Obituary Notice of Dr Lulu Hunt Peters
Mrs Lulu Hunt Peters a renowned physician and dietician of New York and Los Angeles died in London from lobar pneumonia while in Europe with a U S delegation. She fell ill with neuralgia aboard the Adriatic and died in a London nursing home as her secretary sails from New York to arrange burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Hunt. Peters
London
Lulu Hunt Peters
New York
Los Angeles
Peters
Royal Sanitary Institute
Europe
Ray Blum
Mauretania
Dr. Peters
Pioneer electric railway builder Ai F. Kaup dies at 87
Ai F. Kaup of Tiffin Ohio, Civil War veteran and founder of regional interurban lines, died at his home after a year of illness. He built the Toledo Fostoria Findlay interurban and the Toledo Kansas City Railway, later managing the Tiffin Fostoria line before retirement when the line was sold about fifteen years ago.
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AI F. Kaup
Tiffin, O
Pioneer Electric Railway
Tiffin
Fifty-fifth Ohio Regiment
Toledo, Fostoria & Findlay
Fostoria
Toledo-Kansas City Railway
Tiffin-Fostoria
Edwin Winter Dies at 86 Former Northern Pacific President
Edwin Winter of St. Paul Minnesota and New York former President of the Northern Pacific Railroad died at Truesdale Hospital in Fall River Massachusetts from intestinal trouble. He was 86 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Winter
Fall River
Mass
St. Paul
William H. Spitzer Dies. Bank Pioneer in Miami
William H. Spitzer, 76, a Centerville, Michigan native and founder and vice president of the First National Bank of Miami, died today in Miami Florida. He helped establish the bank and served in a key leadership role since its founding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Spitzer
Miami, Fla
Centerville, Mich
First National Bank of Miami
Postmaster Designate Harry Simpson Dies in Columbus
Harry Simpson 37, named Postmaster designate of Pomeroy, died in a Columbus hospital. He was service in the postal field and his death occurred on June 28. Funeral arrangements were not immediately announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Simpson
Columbus
Pomeroy
Fire Destroys 25000 Barrels Crude Oil in New York Tank
A smashed smoke-blackened tank in EAN New York ignited 25000 barrels of crude oil, burning through the night and causing about 200000 dollars in damages. Vacuum Oil Company estimates its loss at 150000 dollars, with surrounding owners at 50000 dollars for wrecked land fruit trees flowers and a barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EAN
N. Y
Vacuum Oil Company
Rebels Drive at Heart of China's Government in Henan
Shanghai dispatches report major engagement as rebel forces clash with Nationalist armies in Henan. More than 250000 troops operable with fresh units as both sides push to break through to Nanking and topple Chiang Kai-Shek. Government claims of gains contrast with rebel optimism and foreign minister Wang's warning of crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
China
Henan
Nanking
Chiang Kai-Shek
Lanfeng
Kaifeng
Feng Yu-Hsiang
Yen Hsi-Shan
Wang
Chengchow
Shantung Province
Kiangsu
Ape Terrorizes Lima Ohio As Posse Flushes Out Circus Escapee
Panic-stricken residents of Alger Ohio, fifteen miles east of Lima, formed posses to hunt an ape believed to have escaped from a Carey circus. The creature appeared near the Cooney farmhouse and in a corn field where Myron Hetrick fired at it. it fled into the woods. Alger remains dark with no street lights prompting residents to stay indoors after dark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Alger
Here
Carey
Lyman Clark
Cooney
Myron Hetrick
Stuart Walker Departs Cincinnati for Hollywood Film Work
Stuart Walker left Cincinnati by plane after arriving Friday night. He travels to Hollywood to act in an advisory role for Columbia Pictures and plans a two month stay before returning to prepare his repertoire for the October opening in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Walker
Cincinnati
Hollywood
Columbia Pictures
Traffic officers to issue court summonses after midnight
Portsmouth Ohio city orders arrest of all motorists violating the new traffic code after midnight. Officials abandon courtesy warning cards that had been distributed in recent months as Harrell directs enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Harrell
Texan Kills Self Abroad in French Hotel
Marshal Jacob Kieffer, 31, registered as from San Antonio Texas, leapt from a hotel window in Lords France last night and died from injuries. He is believed to have suffered from neurasthenia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordes
France
Jacob Kieffer
San Antonio
Tex
Friend Denies Body in Burned Auto Was Macy
Harold H. Schroeder of Mobile Alabama is questioned near Indianapolis over the death of a man found in his burned car on May 31. Schroeder says the hitchhiker was unknown and he burned the car to avoid blame. authorities seek identification, with Frank Macy of Cincinnati named as a possible victim. Gerald Cook, Macy's friend, says Macy was seen in Indianapolis a week after the car was found and may have headed west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Harold H. Schroeder
Mobile
Ala
Ity
Schroeder
Frank Macy
Cincinnati
Macy
Gerald E. Cook
Macy Today
Cook
West
Little Miss Leona Skoller Recalls Dog and Cat Drama
In Chicago on June 28 a young girl, Leona Skoller, recounts a tale about a police dog named Queenie living in a basement box and a cat named Hazel in another box. Eight puppies and four kittens later Queenie allegedly steals a kitten, angering Hazel who moves her three kittens to Leona’s home for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Leona Skeller
Hazel
Queenie
Leona Skoller
Vaudeville Duo Schenck Dies in Detroit at 38
Joe Schenck of the vaudeville team Van and Schenck died of heart disease in his Detroit hotel room at age thirty eight. Gus Van, grief struck, had performed with him hours earlier in a Fisher Theater engagement. Their act spanned Brooklyn street cars to Coney Island and Broadway, ending as owners of a New York nightclub. Their mother, Mrs Margaret S Schenck, travelled to Detroit by air after learning of his illness.
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Detroit
America
Joe Schenck
Gus van
Brooklyn
Coney Island
Broadway
Book- Cadillac- Hotel
Van
Schenck
Fisher Theater
Keith
Orpheum
New York
Margaret S§. Schenck
Forest Hills
Long Island
Roosevelt Field
Fouled life line traps diver in river wreck
In Brockville Ontario on June 28, diver George Fisher of Ogdensburg New York became trapped when his life line fouled amid submerged wreckage of the drill boat John B King. The boat exploded Thursday with thirty lives lost after lightning struck dynamite set underneath. Edward Boucher and another diver made several rescue attempts as Fisher struggled for about thirty minutes before freeing his line and surfacing frostbitten but alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockville
Ontario
George Fisher
Ogdensburg
N. Y
St. Lawrence River
John B. King
Edward Boucher
Inventor Jacob Baldner Dies at 70 in Minnesota
Xenia Ohio reports the death of Jacob Baldner age 70 in Stillwater Minnesota. Baldner was an early automobile manufacturer and inventor who with his brother Fred started the third U.S. auto factory in 1899. He later sued Ford in 1916 over a patented reverse gear and brake but the case favored Ford in 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xenia
Jacob Baldner
Stillwater
Minn
Baldner
Fred Baldner
United States
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Ford Company
Detroit
Lutherans Install Pastors in Ohio Churches
The Rev. A. M. Himes will be installed as pastor of Christ United Lutheran Church Cambridge on August 1, announced by Rev. Joseph Littler, Ohio Synod president. The Rev. B. D. Myers will be installed at St. Paul’s United Lutheran Church Alliance tomorrow.
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Columbus
A. M
Himes
Plymouth
Christ United Lutheran Church
Cambridge
Joseph Littler
Ohio Synod of the United Lutheran Church
D. Myers
Findlay
St. Paul's United Lutheran Church
Alliance
Cincinnati Boy Joins 45 on Sea Devil Cruise
John R. Deupree, 14, son of Procter & Gamble official R. R. Deupree, will join forty-five boys for a two month cruise with Count Felix von Luckner aboard the Mopelia. The voyage sails Tuesday, routing from New York down the Atlantic Coast to the Caribbean aboard the four master equipped with modern devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
John R. Deupree
R. R. Deupree
Procter & Gamble Company
Felix von Luckner
Mopelia
New York
Carribean Sea
Catholics Plan Welcome Tonight for Archbishop
Catholics in the diocese prepare a formal welcome for Archbishop John T. McNicholas at St. Peter Cathedral tonight at 8. The archbishop will grant the Papal blessing and address attendees from Day-ton Hamilton Middletown and Springfield congregations. Music by Mt. St. Mary St. Gregory and St. Peter Cathedral choirs will accompany the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. McNicholas
Holy See
St. Peter Cathedral
MacNicholas
Dayton
Hamilton
Middletown
Springfield
McNicholas
Europe
Pius XI
Mer
Daniel A. Buckley
Mt. St. Mary and
St. Gregory Seminaries
John J. Fehring
Mt. St. Mary Seminary
District Appeals Court sets record with 48 decisions
The Sixth Circuit handed down 48 verdicts in a single session, boosting total cases since October to 299. Notable rulings include reversing FTC cease and desist orders against Berkey & Gay Furniture and 23 Grand Rapids manufacturers, and against Marmola obesity treatment, on jurisdiction and advertising standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Circuit
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal Trade Commission
Berkey & Gay Furniture Company
Grand Rapids
Mich
Baladam Company
Commission
Girl bitten by six snakes shows recovery progress
Emma Johnson, 19, of Powhatan Ohio, improved after receiving serum by air mail from Philadelphia. Doctors believed she would recover from six copperhead bites suffered while picking berries in the Ohio River hills. A Bellaire doctor noted multiple bites may have counteracted toxins. Plans emerged for a snake hunt in the river hills to curb the deadly snakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martins Ferry
Air Mail
Philadelphia
Ehmma Johnson
Powhatan
Ohio River Hills
William Shepard
Bellaire
Body of J Frank Donahue Found After Sandusky Bay Search
J Frank Donahue a prominent Sandusky manufacturer and former city official was found dead in a cave off Sandusky Bay. He had borrowed a small craft last Wednesday night and vanished. the abandoned boat was recovered earlier and Donahue served as president and treasurer of the Easy Way Manufacturing Company and held city and party posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Sandusky Bay
J. Frank Donahue
Donahue
Easiest Way Manufacturing Company
Hine Punts Democratic Executive Committee
Maccabees Plan Rally and Picnic in Columbus
Plans for a general rally and picnic for Maccabees of the Ohio district from Mt. Vernon to the Ohio River at Olentangy Park in Columbus are announced for Saturday July 12. The Maccabee Central Ohio Association will sponsor the outing to close a membership drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maccabee’s
Columbus
Maccabees
Ohio District
Mt. Vernon
Ohio River
Olentangy Park
Maccabee Central Ohio Association
Officer saves while arresting attacker in Port Arthur
A black assailant who attacked a couple was captured by officers and moved to the Fire Chief's car to avoid a mob at Port Arthur City Jail. Sheriff Covington and deputies dispersed the crowd with tear gas and threats to shoot, while firemen used water streams to break up the siege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arthur
Covington
Round Rock Mob Kills Man After Attack on Egger Family
A mob in Round Rock near Austin killed a man identified as Jack Robertson after he shot Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Egger at their home. The Egger couple were hospitalized with serious injuries, while officers recovered the body on a farm southeast of Round Rock. The assailant fled toward Austin and the missing fourteen year old daughter was later found safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Austin
Tex
R. L. Egger
Round Rock
Here
Otto Stolley
Egger
Travis County
Jack Robertson
Georgetown
City of Chicago Reports Record Endurance Plane
The article notes the Greater St. Louis endurance plane and sister ships used by Chicago to match a present distance record, indicating continued efforts and collaboration with St. Louis connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Greater St. Louis
Williams aims for nonstop flight in old Bellanca monoplane
New York World News Service reports Roger G. Williams plans a 2 a.m. takeoff from Roosevelt Field to Bermuda in the refurbished Bellanca Columbia to complete a trans Atlantic hop. Co pilots include Erroll Boyd and navigator Harry P. Connors, with chemicals and fuel ample for a 16 to 18 hour flight awaiting weather clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Columbia
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Germany
Roosevelt Field
L. I
Roger G
Erroll Boyd
Harry P. Connors
Boyd
Royal Air Force
Connor
Kingsford-Smith to Meet Hoover in Capital Flight Plans
Squadron Leader Kingsford-Smith and his ocean fliers depart New York for Washington to meet President Hoover on Monday in the country’s largest plane. The Southern Cross will stay for a non stop flight to Oakland while a 32 passenger air transport may be used for part of the journey. Kingsford-Smith hopes to fly home to Australia soon, with a possible stop in Chicago en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kingsford-Smith
Ocean Fliers
Washington
Hoover
America
Southern Cross
Oakland
Cal
Anthony H. G. Fokker
Ocean Flier
Schenectady
Australia
Oceans
London
Chicago
Airplane City of Tokyo Lands at Port Columbus
The City of Tokyo, piloted by Zensaku Azuma, landed at Port Columbus this afternoon while en route from California to New York. He plans to sail to London and then fly to the Japanese capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Tokyo
Zensaku Azuma
California
New York
Port Columbus
London
Vandals Damage House Under Construction on Eastern Avenue
John Hodges of 4828 Sheffield avenue reported yesterday vandals damaged a house he is building at 4818 Eastern avenue with paint smeared on walls floors and woodwork. He named two suspects. Estimated damage stands at $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hodges
Sheffield Avenue
Eastern Avenue
Hodges
Judges Seek Higher Budget For Common Pleas Court 1931
A joint session of Common Pleas Court judges announced a 1931 budget request showing a 49 360 increase over 1930. The largest rise 21 000 funds judge salaries due to two new judges and higher required pay. Probation and staff expansion push total. July court term plans assign judges for civil and criminal sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Common Iolk
County Budget Commission
William N. Lovelace
Rockdale Avenue
Samuel B. Haskell
Stanley Struble
Thomas Morrow
Dennis J. Ryan
Chester R. Shook
Fred L. Hoffman
Charles S.bell
Negro Given Life Term On Murder Conviction
Anna Suggs, a Black resident of 719 Richmond Street, was sentenced to life in prison by Judge Chester R. Shook after being convicted of second degree murder for shooting her cousin David Cowhard during a quarrel. Also, John Williams of 528 George Street received fifteen months for pocket picking, and George Washington was sent to the Reformatory for house breaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Suggs
Richmond Street
Chester R. Shook
David Cowhard
John Williams
George Street
Shook
Williams
Henry W. Bartscher
Ring Place
Warsaw Avenue
George Washington
Reformatory
Injunction Granted In Wife's Divorce Suit
Mrs Ella Beck Stockman obtained a temporary injunction in the Domestic Relations Court restraining C Roy Stockman from disposing of the family business a delicatessen and grocery at 3309 Montgomery road. The suit accuses the husband of mismanaging profits and bringing strangers to their home amid threats and alleged liquor and gambling. They married in May 1925 and separated recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella.Beck Stockman
Rulison Avenue
Charles W. Hoffman
C. Roy Stockman
Hewitt Avenue
Montgomery Road
Common Pleas Court Notices of Actions A21 series
A list of civil actions including writs of habeas corpus for Mary King and Elmer McDonald. Divorce and custody cases feature Haas Haas Stockman Scott multiple pairs. Damages claims include Reliance Tire, Walter Redhill, Pearl Webb, and others. Annulling marriage request by Vera Everson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Mary King
Elmer McDonald
George Haas
Cecelia
Haas
Ella B. Stockman
C. Roy Stockman
Bessie Ross
Warren Ross
Reliance Tire Company
Raymond Bachman
Guy R. Scott
Ella F. Scott
Walter Redhill
Greyhound Lines, Inc
Pearl Webb
Julia W. Mays
Southern Methodists Open Assembly At Lake Junaluska
Lake Junaluska N C June 28 The 1930 season at Lake Junaluska Methodist Assembly opens July 1 with conferences camps schools and entertainment The Board of Temperance and Social Service meets with Bishop James Cannon Jr The old-fashioned camp meeting closes August 20-31 with Bishop Arthur J Moore presiding The new Board of Christian Education meets July 8 headed by Bishop Mouzon The assembly now operates under a trustees board from twenty six conferences east of the Mississippi River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Junaluska
N. C
Methodist’ Assembly
Board of Temperance and Social Service
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
James Cannon, Jr
Agust
Arthur J. Moore
Consolidated Board of Christian Education
Mouzon
Assembly
Southern Assembly
Mississippi River
Junaluska
Milwaukee swindler robs man of twenty dollars at depot
William Sutton of Milwaukee reports being swindled out of 20 dollars by a man he met at the Pennsylvania depot. The stranger claimed a 250 dollar bank draft and asked Sutton to lend him 20 dollars to claim freight in the Dixie Terminal Building, then disappeared. The same scam has recurred recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sutton
Milwaukee
Wis
Pennsylvania Depot
Sutton
Dixie Terminal
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