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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1930

Page

3

Tom Greene Edges Betsy Ann In Historic River Race

In a storied Ohio river race, the Tom Greene beat the Betsy Ann from Cincinnati to Anderson’s Ferry and beyond, after the Betsy Ann struggled with coal pressure. Notables including Oscar F. Barret and officials from the Ohio Valley Improvement Association witnessed, while a bronze plaque trophy with a Robert E. Lee wood relic was awarded to Captain Tom Greene. The event drew media from NBC and WLW with cross country praise for canalization’s impact on commerce.

Ohio River J. Frank Ellison Ohio Valley Improvement Association WLW Crosley National Broadcasting Company George Hicks New York NBC Bob Brown Natalie Giddings Guy Giddings Betsy Ann Tom Greene Tom Betsy Kentucky Anderson Waterloo Southern Railway Bridge Mississippi E. P. Bradstrer Natchez Herbert Murphy Mrs. Greene Flora Haag Cleveland Chris Greene Letha Cavendish Huntington George F. Schott Coney, Island Park Robert E. Lee James E. Howard Howard Shipyards Jeffersonville Indiana Ohio Cincinnati Frederick Way B. I. Patterson Capt. Way Mrs. Way

Two Robbers Captured After Hold-Up in City

Two Kentucky youths Clark and Shoemake were captured after attempting a theft at the Thom Mcan Shoe Store on Main Street. They admitted the robbery and were seized by bystanders and police within minutes, with $14.85 recovered from Clark.

Kentucky Charles Clark Elm Street Hobart Shoemake Clark Louisville Hazard Thom Mcan Main Street Emmett D. Kirgan Shoemake Ralph Bruns Garrard Street Covington Charles Mesh Elland Circle Bruns George Simpson Denman Street Jackson Twelfth Streets Simpson Sergt Bert Williams The Park Police Frank Harsch Dorsey Street Twelfth Main Streets Harsch

Record attendance at Coney Island boat race and Moose outing

The Betsy Ann and Tom Greene boat race closed with record crowds at Coney Island along with the twenty first Loyal Order of Moose outing. Ben May led the event as Admiral with ship officers aiding transport and shore events. Winners of athletic contests included Robert Pratt, Anna May Metz, Harold Kramer, Horace Ringer, Harold Schwartz, Thelma Oser, Wilhelmina George, Herbert Binsberg, Virginia Frooks, William Young, Gretta Reuchie, Dorothy Poting, Carl Brockman, Bernie Meyer and Charles Hopper. Lorraine Brunner entertained at dinner.

Betsy Ann Tom Greene Loyal Order of Moose Coney Island Ben May Park Island Queen John T. Bailey, Jr Harry Wiegel Adam Dumele Frank Roede George Maringer Oscar Gwinner Island Maid August Mechley, Sr Louis F. Klayer Frank J. Greiner Joseph Meiser Charles Braun Louis Rinkenberger Robert Pratt Walnut Street Anna May Metz Corwine Street Harold Kramer Schaefer Avenue Horace Ringer Odin Avenue Harold Schwartz Raymond Metz Thelma Oser Meadow Avenue Wilhelmina George Liddell Herbert Binsberg Winding Way Ladies of the Moose Virginia Frooks Broadway William Young Banning Road Gretta Reuchie Dorothy Poting Mtest Young Carl Brockman Western Hills Bernie Meyer Charles Hopper Ravine Street Roeder August Mechley Oscar Gwing

President Hoover Visits Rapidan Camp for First Time in Weeks

President Hoover arrived at his Virginia Rapidan camp after a White House drive and visited his convalescing wife for the first time in three weeks. Lunch at the White House preceded the trip. Tonight guests included Hurley Ingalls Paine Richey and Capt. Boone with Hoover planning a return to Washington tomorrow.

Orange Hoover Virginia White House Washington Rapidan Hurley Navy Ingalls

Victim chases swindler from town with pitcher

Andrew Guillombardo of Dayton, Ohio chased a man named Robert Reed and two accomplices from Louisville after losing 17 060 dollars to a stock market fraud. Reed allegedly used a Dayton hotel call to lure the money and fled in a car as police arrived near the Henry Clay Hotel.

Louisville Andrew John Guillombardo Dayton Henry Clay Guillombardo Robert T. Reed Reed

Grand jury to hear Cosmopolitan Bank case subpoenas

Six witnesses are scheduled to testify as subpoenas issued over the bank failure are executed. Adolph Spellmire, served after disputing service, confirms he will appear Monday. Witnesses include Davis King Edward Kroness Fay Norton Harry Wandt and E A Mardorf. Prosecutor Schwab moves case to bank records and notes Shafer to appear for arraignment and possible guilty plea.

Cosmopolitan Bank Adolph T. Spellmire Glendale Butler County Spellmire Nelson Schwab Schwab Amor W. Shafer H. L. Doherty & Co Chester R. Shook Shafer

Rovers of the Plains Take Unexpected Trip

Jack Sales and Alfred McGriffin, two youths from Alton, Illinois, hid in a box car while playing outlaws fleeing a posse. The box car ride took them to Chicago where they were found by police. They return home hungry and unharmed, now pursuing police roles in the town’s game.

Chicago Jack Sales Alfred McGriffin Alton Jil Jack Alfred

Mayor's Nephews Honored for Trying to Save Priest

Francis X. and John A. Walker nephews of Mayor James J. Walker and Jack Cannon, all Notre Dame students and football star, were honored by Rev. Hugh O Donnell for volunteering to donate blood to save a priest who later died. A coin determined which Walker would donate. the transfusion failed to save the priest.

New Francis

Heber Halsey Stryker Dies at 59 in Hartford

Heber Halsey Stryker president of the First Reinsurance Company died of cerebral hemorrhage today at the Russia Insurance Company offices in Hartford. He was 59 and had a 32 year career in the insurance business beginning in Baltimore.

Heber Halsey Stryker Hartford Conn Russia Insurance Company Baltimore

Trapper Accident Involves Howard Vaughn Waverly Ohio

In Waverly Ohio on June 28 Charles Dewey shot at clay pigeons and accidentally struck Howard Vaughn who was operating the trap. multiple shot penetrated Vaughn's back.

Waverly Pike County Charles Dewey Howard Vaughn

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Fernbank Southern Railway Grace You River Cap Victor Greene Associated Press Kirgan Galion Ralph Wilcox Wilcox E. C. Conn Mansfield Coney Alexander Patterson Wade Cushing Ike Feld Moose Lorraine Brunner Onservatory ING Rman’s School All Children Woodburn Mmercial School Mt. Main Kendrick College Preparatory School Main Campbell Commercial School Fourth St Art Academy of Cincinnati Eden Park ISW ST. Cin,o Treat Casterie York Lous Sea Indies Mayflower Mornhernoon McAlpin Otel S. S Furness Sac Line Bermuda Furness McAlpin Hotel Rurness Michigan Ave Chicago, Til Openmire Getd IND Grand Jury Rovers OF the Plains Beauty America Starr Piano CO Sales Corporation W. Fourth St Smammoth Caves Anim Rem Cleary Ues Ike Severel Dixie Terminal Fourth and Walnut Streets J. R. Almand A. J. Anzer McAlpin McAlpin’s Wearwell
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