Betsy Ann Loses River Race To Tom Greene On Ohio
The Betsy Ann and the Tom Greene dueled from Fernbank to Cincinnati with the Tom Greene gaining a clear lead after Southern Railway Bridge. Capt. Tom Greene and the Betsy Ann carried notable passengers and media crews aboard as the Tom Greene won the famed river race by about a mile, with Mrs. Greene directing engine room operations and the Betsy Ann's fate blamed on coal quality. Gov. Myers Y. Cooper sent congratulations noting canalization of the Ohio River boosts commerce.
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Southern Railway Bridge
Tom
Mary Greene
Capt. Greene
Betsy Ann
Tom Greene
Betsy
Kentucky
Anderson
Waterloo
Mississippi
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Natchez
Herbert Murphy
Mrs. Greene
Flora Haag
Cleveland
Chris Greene
Letha Cavendish
Huntington
Myers Y. Cooper
Ohio River
Ohio
Gov. Cooper
Middle West
William A. “A. Castellini
Frederick Way
B. I. Patterson
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Mrs. Way
Two Robbers Captured Fleeing Hold-up Scene
Kentucky youths Clark and Shoemake, both armed, attempted a hold up at Thom McAn Shoes on Main Street. They were captured in minutes after fleeing with $14.85. Clark, 21, from near Louisville, said he came to the city to find work. Shoemake, 27, from Hazard, said he is married. Police recovered the stolen money on Clark.
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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
Ohio
Galion
Ralph Wilcox
Wilcox
E. C. Conn
Mansfield
Conn
Record Boat Race Draws Largest Coney Island Crowd
The Betsy Ann and Tom Greene boat race finished as the Loyal Order of Moose annual outing drew the season’s biggest Saturday attendance at Coney Island. Ben May led as Admiral of the Coney Island Fleet with ship officers aiding transport and events.
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Betsy Ann
Tom Greene
Loyal Order of Moose
Coney Island
Ben May
Park
Island Queen
John T. Baltley, Jr
Harry Wiegel
Adam Dumele
Frank Roede
George Maringer
Oscar Gwinner
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 Blasberg
Winding Way
Ladies of the Moose
Virginia Frooks
Broadway
William Young
Banning Road
Gretta
Reuckert
Vine Street
Dorothy Young
Carl Brockman
Western Hills
Bernie Meyer
Charles Hopper
Ravine Street
Frank Roeder
August Mechley
Moose entertain guests after athletic events
Alexander Patterson Wade Cushing and Ike Feld attended a dinner following the athletic events. The Moose were entertained by Lorraine Brunner a four year old singer and dancer during the meal.
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Alexander Patterson
Wade Cushing
Ike Feld
Moose
Lorraine Brunner
President Hoover Visits Rapidan Camp After Weeks Apart
President Hoover arrived at his Virginia Rapidan camp after a White House lunch and drove from Washington. He will see his wife for the first time in three weeks, while guests at Rapidan include Hurley Ingalls Paine Richey and Capt. Boone. he plans to return to the White House tomorrow.
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Navy
Ingalls
Paine
Lawrence Richey
Mr. Hoover
Joel T. Boone
Victim chases swindler from town with water pitcher
Andrew John Guillombardo of Dayton Ohio chased a man using a water pitcher through a hotel fire escape and a jewelry shop in Louisville after losing 17000 dollars to a stock market swindle. He said the man named Robert T Reed and two accomplices fled in a car after claiming to teach investments.
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Louisville
Andrew John Guillombardo
Dayton
Henry Clay
Guillombardo
Robert T. Reed
Reed
Openawre Subpoenas Testimony in Cosmopolitan Bank Probe
Grand jury resumes hearings with six subpoenaed witnesses for mortgage loan accounts at Cosmopolitan Bank. Adolph Spellmire of near Glendale plans to testify Monday after initial service issues. Other subpoenaed witnesses include Davis King Edward Kroness Fay Norton Harry Wandt and E A Mardorf. Amor Shafer to appear for arraignment with expected guilty plea as probe extends beyond current term. Prosecutor Schwab shifts focus from office to bank records during hiatus.
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Adolph T. Spellmire
Glendale
Butler County
Spellmire
Neilson Schwab
Davis King
Wayne Avenue
Edward Kroness
Hamilton Avenue
Fay Norton
Gilbert Avenue
Harry Wandt
Fourteenth Street
Central Avenue
E. A. Mardorf
Mound Avenue
Norwood
Schwab
Amor
W. Shafer
H. L. Doherty & Co
Chester R. Shook
Shafer
Rovers of the Plains Take Unplanned Chicago Trip
Jack Sales and Alfred Mc Griffin, both 15 and 16, fled from a pursuing posse while playing outlaws. They hid in a box car and woke in Chicago after the car left town. Police tracked them down on the South Side. they were unharmed but hungry, and return to Alton, Illinois.
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Chicago
Jack Sales
Alfred McGriffin
Alton
Til
Jack
Alfred
Grand jury impaneled for July term in bank case
The article notes a grand jury is impaneled for the July term and explains that a special grand jury can be called only by the Governor or the Attorney General and would be led by the latter. Only preliminary matters have been presented, and transferring the case to a new grand jury early next month poses no serious problem.
Mayor's Nephews Honored For Trying To Save Priest
Francis X. and John A. Walker nephews of New York Mayor James J. Walker and Notre Dame students received a letter of appreciation from Rev. Hugh O'Donnell for their efforts to save a priest from the faculty who later died. The two walked and Jack Cannon were chosen by coin toss to undergo a blood transfusion to save the priest, but the transfusion failed.
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New York
Francis X
John A. Walker
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Ind
James J. Walker
Hugh O’donnell
Walker
Jack Cannon
Notre Dame
Francis
Heber Halsey Stryker Dies in Hartford Office
Heber Halsey Stryker 59 president of the First Reinsurance Company died of a cerebral hemorrhage at the Russia Insurance Company offices in Hartford. He had thirty two years in the insurance business, starting in Baltimore.
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Heber Halsey Stryker
Hartford
Conn
Russia Insurance Company
Baltimore
Shooting Accident Injures Trap Operator At Pike County Range
In Waverly Colorado Charles Dewey accidentally shot Howard Vaughn who was working the trap while both were at the Pike County clay pigeon range. Several pellets penetrated Vaughn’s back. authorities investigate the incident.
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Waverly, CO
Pike County
Charles Dewey
Howard Vaughn
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