Grand Jury to Investigate Bribe Charges
A special grand jury will meet March 10 to probe alleged corruption among Cincinnati police and other officers tied to traffic in intoxicating liquor and narcotics. Jurors to be drawn today or tomorrow. report for session next Tuesday.
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Cincinnati
Hickenlooper
United States District Court
Hareth E. May
Amy Lewis
Negress
Whitner
Ham
Boyd
Roberts
Ft. Leavenworth
Aubrey Houston
Fourth District
James Hayes
Fred Bullerdick
Eugene Weatherly
Cincinnati Police Department
Ohio lawmakers clash over road policy and licenses
Governor Donahey and State Highway Director Boulay disagree on road construction policy with Boulay’s retirement possible. An anglers license bill was voted down in the House Fish and Game Committee and may be revived. The House and Senate approved an agreement as the Senate passed fifteen bills and the House nine.
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Donahey
Boulay
Fish and Game Committee
Senate
House
Oakley Foundry Company Charter Granted in Columbus
A charter was granted for the Oakley Foundry Company in Columbus Ohio by brokers and Fay & Egan Company associates. The firm will operate a general foundry business with a one story plant to be built in Oakley beside Fay & Egan at 2926 Robertson Avenue. Incorporators will meet next week to choose officers.
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Columbus
W. E. Fox
Forrest T. Crane
George Meyerrathen
Harry J. Buettinger
J. A. Fay &. Egan Company
J. A. Fay & Egan Company
Buettinger
Crane
Milk Producers Elect Leaders Across Three States
E. H. Sidell of Cleveland Ohio was elected president of the Kentucky Indiana and Ohio Milk Producers Association at the semi annual meeting. Dr W. H Barkley of Cold Springs Indiana was chosen vice president and W R Garnett of Hebron Kentucky treasurer. Noertker of Milford and Iris Brunk of Lebanon were named to the executive committee.
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E. H. Sidell
Cleveland
Kentucky
Indiana
Ohio
Brandewei Resigns City Post for Coney Island Firm
J P Brandewei chief clerk in City Auditor’s office will resign effective March 15 to become chief accountant for the Coney Island Company. Edward Rathman will replace him as chief book keeper. Albert Zimmer and George Zinsmeister will be advanced pending civil service exams.
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Brandewei
J. P. Brandewei
Coney Island Company
Edward Rathman
Albert Zimmer
George Zinsmeister
Longworth ends inquiry into Bureau of Engraving controversy
Washington reports that Representative Longworth rejected a House motion to prolong the inquiry into alleged irregularities at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Treasury Secretary Mellon disputed duplication charges, citing bond deliveries and lack of proven fraud, while Strong defended Treasury integrity and opposed agency separations.
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Washington
House
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Longworth
Mellon
Senate
Treasury Department
Treasury
Coolidge
United States
Representative Strong
Rep
Kan
Register’s Office
The
Congress
Freight highway proposed over canal route Toledo to Cincinnati
A Hamilton Chamber of Commerce meeting urged a freight highway over the Miami and Erie Canal route for bus and truck use. The plan, tied to possible canal abandonment, seeks toll funding and state leasing authority, with officials to present to the Ohio Legislature.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Toledo
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Middletown
Falkenstine
Ohio Senate
United States Engineers
Howard Wilson
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
L. A. Waldner
B. M. Clerk
John Northway
Hamilton Chamber of Commerce
Clifford Brown
Hamilton County Board of Commissioners
Columbus
Cincinnati Seeks Fair Freight Rates Across the South
A report highlights Louisville advantages over Cincinnati in southern freight markets. It notes Richmond and Louisville as major competitors, with Cincinnati fearing loss of territory to eastern routes. The study urges joint through rates and a policy breaking river barriers for better access to trans Mississippi points.
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Kentucky
Louisville
Cincinnati
Virginia
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Monterey
Danville
Georgetown
Worthville
Winchester
Olive Hill
Orby
Benham
Richmond
Eastman
Carolina
Mississippi
Ohio
Chicago
Dayton
Columbus
Cleveland
Northwest
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Ohio City
Ohio River
Freight Rates Committee
Germany Open to Security Pact and Court Settlement
Berlin reports Chancellor Luther has instructed Ambassador Von Hoesch to tell Premier Herriot Germany will enter a security pact covering eastern and western borders and will submit disputes to the International Court. It signals progress in European disarmament talks though eastern frontier specifics with Poland over Upper Silesia remain unsettled and no commitments have been made.
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Samuel Spewack
New York World News Service
Berlin
Luther
von Hoesch
Paris
Herrigt
Germany
Poland
Upper Silesia
World News Service
Warsaw
Herriot
London
N. Y
L A McDonald Found Dead in Toledo Hotel
L A McDonald head of L A McDonald & Co Cincinnati was found dead in bed in a downtown Toledo hotel late today after arriving Monday on a business trip. Police reported no immediate cause and a routine investigation was begun.
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L. A. McDonald
Toledo
L. A. McDonald & Co
Cincinnati
McDonald
Two Die As Engine Leaves Rails In Southern Crash
The Suwanee River Special bound from St Petersburg to Cincinnati derailed in Helenwood Tennessee yarding at slow speed and killed engineer J Q Catchings 55 and fireman Thomas C Harrison 46 both of Somerset Kentucky. A baggage car was wrecked but passengers aboard the sleeper were unharmed. An additional engine was sent to the scene and the train was redirected to continue on its journey after the wreck.
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Suwanee River
St. Petersburg
Hll
Cincinnati
Helenwood
Tenn
J. Q.q.Catchings
Thomas C. Harrison
Somerset
State's Attorney renewed inquiry in McClintock death
Chicago March 3 The State's Attorney reactivates the McClintock death probe after Judge Olson renewed the case and coroner's inquest to March 23. Shepherd faces accusations of indirect confessions while witnesses are summoned. fear of natural causes and possible involvement loom.
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McClintock
Shepherd
Chicago
William D. Shepherd
William Nelson McClintock
Harry Olson
Olson
Shepa
Robert E. Crowe
Albert Siegel Found Dead in Palm Beach Home
Albert Siegel a 76 year old reputed Niagara Falls millionaire was found dead in bed at his Palm Beach Florida home. Death attributed to natural causes. The body will be sent to Niagara Falls for funeral arrangements.
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West
Palm Beach
Fla
Albert Siegel
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Niagara
First City of Baseball Shines in Cincinnati
Cincinnati headlines the start of the baseball season with Reds at training camp and talks of enduring pride in the 1869 Red Stockings. The city’s influence on the sport is highlighted by Ban B. Johnson, Miller Huggins, and Nick Altrock, among others, all linked to Cincinnati.
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Reds
Red Stockings
Cincinnati
New York
Queen City
Polo Grounds
Redland Field
Ban B. Johnson
American League
The
Commercial Tribune
Miller Huggins
New York Americans
Nick Altrock
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Richardson Paper Company
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