Coolidge Urges Peace Through Defense in Ladies' Home Journal
Ex-President Calvin Coolidge argues that defense must be strong enough to deter aggression yet not excessive to deter action. He outlines defense aims as preserving internal order and peace, with emphasis on a robust navy to guard extensive shores and commerce. The piece is the first of three articles on national defense.
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Philadelphia
Calvin Coolidge
Ladies’ Home Journal
Mr. Coolidge
Oklahoma Supreme Court Impeachment Charges Filed
After House votes three of nine Oklahoma Supreme Court justices including the Chief Justice face impeachment charges with trial possible before the Senate. Charges cite malfeasance from bribery to irregular court procedures amid a broader political fallout involving Governor Johnston and related investigations.
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Oklahoma Supreme Court
Oklahoma City
Okla
House of Representatives
State Senate
Charles W. Mason
J. W. Clark
House
Fletcher Riley
Riley
House Investigating Committee
John Rice
el Reno
Henry S. Johnston
Rice
Senate
Guy L. Andrews
Andrews
State Fish and Game Commissions
W. J. Holloway
Johnston
Aged Invalid Woman Burned to Death in Newport Home
Elizabeth McHugh 75, a partial invalid, died in her Newport apartment at 911 York Street when a fire gutted the home early last night. Her sister Miss Margaret McGrady, away at Lenten services, sobbed at the scene as three officers restrained her from entering the blaze to try to save her. Damage amount not yet known.
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Elizabeth McHugh
York Street
Newport
Margaret McGrady
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Beauty Operator Wanted for Mt Auburn Room Exchange
Beautiful front room in Mt Auburn offers connection to other space and is priced most reasonable. Open to a beauty operator who has her own permanent wave machine. Suitable for a gentleman seeking convenient setup.
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Mt. Auburn
Salesmen Wanted for Office Necessity Sales
Several salesmen are sought to sell new office necessities. A small strictly modern home is for sale in Covington Kentucky. For quick sure results telephone your act to The Commercial Tribune Canal 6300.
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Covington, Ky
Bankruptcy Hearing Reveals Name Swaps and Large Debts
Anita Cairo testified at a bankruptcy hearing that she used multiple aliases at banks including Ida Frank and Anthony Tedesco and Joseph Lugetes while owing Dennis Weiskopf and others. She admitted borrowing nearly 947000 between 1927 and 1928, with about 110058 still unpaid, as the hearing was adjourned to pursue possible criminal questions.
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Anita Cairo
Erie Avenue
C. T. Greve
Colon Schott
Max Friedman
Dennis Weiskopf
Joseph L. Meyer
Nathan
Rachel Frank
John Doyle
Caito
Lincoln National Bank
Hyde Park Bank
Bank of Commerce and Trust
Southern Ohio Bank
Pearl Market Bank
Western Bank and Jrust Company
Provident Bank
Ida Frank
Atlas Bank
Cairo
Anthony Tedesco
the Provident Bank
Joseph Lugetes
Western Bank and Trust Company
Eena Cairo
The
Nita Caito
Denny di Gentro
Pfleger
Schott
Doyle
Greve
Mann act case against Walter Harmon proceeds at Cincinnati hearing
Walter Harmon alias Lee Lash and Wade Ellis faces federal charges after failing to inform a wife he married in Toledo before traveling with Hazel Williams to Louisville and Cincinnati. Witnesses describe his deceitful conduct and alleged pawned diamond ring while details of the disputed relationships emerge.
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Walter Harmon
Columbia
A.M
Lee Lash
Wade Ellis
New York
United States
Smith
Harmon
Army
Navy
Hazel Williams
Louisville
Cincinnati
Kemper Lane
Department of Justice
Esther Kelly Harmon
Toledo
Lexington
Shelbyville
Miss Williams
Rogers Place
Herbert Martin Election Bill Passes Senate
The Ohio Senate approved the Herbert Martin election bill 29 to 0 after over two months of work by the Elections Committee. The measure introduces permanent registration and a simplified recount of ballots, with praise for Senators Martin and Herbert, Director Schorr, and others, and now moves to the House for consideration. Senator Martin credited Gov. Cooper’s pledge and noted the committee’s long, weekly meetings.
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Columbus
Senate Elections Committee
Senate
Herbert-Martin
Clifford E. Martin
Hamilton County
Edward D. Schorr
Commerce
Martin
Paul M. Herbert
Schorr
Clarence J. Brown
Allan G. Aigler
Mayo Fessler
Civic League
Cleveland
Gov. Cooper
House
Gov
Cooper
Ohio
Herbert Martin
General Assembly
Election Committee
Morgan
Herbert
Myself
Cincinnati
U S Consul in Belize Seeks Protection Over Personal Threats
The U S consul in Belize asks authorities for protection after fears of a personal attack. The official reports feeling isolated and nervous about safety following a troubling incident. A local Raider is quoted calling prohibition a curse and claiming he will resign rather than participate in another invasion of a home.
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U. S
Belize
British Honduras
United States
Deking Conspiracy Allegations Prompt Grand Jury Probe
Friends of Joseph Deking demand an investigation into Kane County prohibition enforcement actions after Mrs Deking is killed and deputies are wounded. A special grand jury and prosecutor are sought if District Attorney Carbury delays. Sheriff guards the hospitalized wounded deputy Roy Smith as tension rises in Aurora Illinois.
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Aurora
Ill
Joseph Deking
Kane County
George Carbury
Carbury
Roy Smith
Lillian Deking
Smith
Leslie Arch
Carbary
Deking
Grand Jury
John J. Weber
Illinois wets win tilt in fight for state prohibition repeal
In Springfield on March 27 the Illinois House advanced the Weber-OGrady bill to the calendar by 72 votes to 70. Wets push repeal enforcement changes while Dry Senate expected to block final enactment. Representative Roy Green led the charge citing fraud in prohibition and raids that cost lives.
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Illinois
Springfield
Wets
Illinois House of Representatives
Dry Senate
Anti-Saloon League
Roy Green
Rockford
Prohibition
Firemen to Gain Police Powers on Fools Day
Col Sherrill and City Manager plan to grant firemen full police powers effective April 1 despite protests. City Council debated pay raises for Waste Collection teamsters with Daly opposition. The pay ordinance sets 47.5 to 60 cents per hour, Daly noting many earn under $20 weekly. The measure passed 7 to 1 with Schealler absent.
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Col. Sherrill
Martin Daly
Daly
Department of Waste Collection
Schealler
County Clerk Endorses Schuessler Bill to Shield Courts
Frank Lewis Hamilton County Clerk sent a Senate endorsement letter urging support for the Schuessler bill to remove Municipal Courts from Civil Service oversight. He cites four years in office, re election, lawyer support in Cincinnati, and past commendations, arguing the measure would prevent political interference and safeguard court administration.
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Schuessler
Civil Service Commission
Frank Lewis
Clifford Martin
Lewis
Senate
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Disclosure That Drowned Sea Man Involves France In Complication
A report notes that the death of a sea man became a diplomatic matter, tying the incident to France and complicating relations. Officials say the drowning touched questions of responsibility and international protest.
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France
Sinking of the I'm Alone fuels international tension
Reports from Belize and Washington state the I'm Alone sinking stirred tensions as the captain's claim of 14 to 15 miles off shore clashes with the Coast Guard's twelve mile limit. French officials seek details while Canada, Britain, and U S diplomatic channels weigh legal and diplomatic implications.
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Washington
Coast Guard
Legation
Henry Tom
New Orleans
Walcott
U. S
State Department
Court Dismisses Case After Porch Incident Between Collector and Husband
Covington Police Court Judge Goodenough ruled that high pressure installment buyers are protected from harassing collectors. Gindy, a jewelry firm collector, had camped on the Meyers porch for 45 minutes to collect a watch debt. Meyers knocked him off the porch and the case was dismissed with the judge saying Oh, that's all right.
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Covington
Goodenough
Gindy
Meyers
D. Gindy
Glenway Avenue
Avondale
Cincinnati
W. E. Meyers
Southern Avenue
Latonia
Mrs. Meyers
Eighth Street
Madison Avenue
Norton Highway Bill Passes House In Ohio
The Norton highway bill abolishes abutting property assessments for state roads and clarifies road laws to align with Gov. Cooper. It passed the Ohio House and was sent to the Senate, completing the administration's legislative program so far.
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House
Columbus
Jensen Seeks Solo Hop Record at Roosevelt Field
Martin Jensen began a long solo endurance flight from Roosevelt Field New York aiming to surpass Royal W. Thomas thirty five hours thirty five minutes. He reported rough air and a jarring moment when a note he dropped bumped him his seat but remained optimistic about continuing the attempt.
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Roosevelt Field
N. Y
March Sg
Martin Jensen
Long Island
Jensen
Royal W. Thomas
Aneshet
Golden Weddings for 3 Couples in Cincinnati Area
Three local couples celebrated golden weddings in Cincinnati and neighboring areas. Andrew Wedel and wife marked 50 years with a gathering at home and a Oakley Hotel reception. Charles Mendel and wife observed a half century with a dinner at a relative’s residence. David Harmon and wife celebrated fifty years of marriage before he resumed his traveling salesman work after the anniversary. they have four children and six grandchildren.
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Cincinnati
Andrew Wedel
Sidney Avenue
Oakley Hotel
Charles Mendel
Hopkins Avenue
Norwood
Burton Avenue
Rauhs
Macks
David J. Harmon
Morris Street
Harmon
Harmons
Morgan County
Western Union Ends Litigation With L. and N. Payment Made
Louisville announcement reports Western Union Telegraph Company pays 1 741 000 dollars to Louisville and Nashville Railroad to settle extended litigation. Settlement completed after release of an admitted account Western Union held against the L N, per E S Jouett general counsel.
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Louisville
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Wesern Union Telegraph Company
E. S. Jouett
King Brothers seek to abandon two buses in Ohio route
The King Brothers Company of Lebanon asked the Public Utilities Commission for authority to remove two eighteen passenger buses from the Dayton Lebanon Cincinnati line. They stated the buses are unnecessary for the present volume of business.
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Columbus
The
King Brothers Company
Lebanon
Public Utilities Commission Today
Prohibition Crackdown Drives 1400 Chicago Officers Uncover Stills
In Chicago about 1,400 policemen are surveying garages barns basements and outbuildings for illegal stills as part of a drive to enforce the dry laws. Each officer is accountable for conditions on their beat and warrants may be obtained if owners resist searches, with many suspected locations abandoned or junked.
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Chicago
William F. Russell
Shillito Store Merger Plans With Boston and Brooklyn Backers
Fred Lazarus Jr. announces a proposed affiliation of Shillito, Abraham & Straus, and Filene interests through a holding company. The move would unite three large department store groups with combined annual sales near 100 million dollars. Cincinnati stakes focus on maintaining separate identities under the plan.
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Shillito
Boston
Brooklyn
Fred Lazarus, Jr
John Shillito Company
F. and R. Lazarus Company
America
Abraham & Straus
Filene
R. H. White Company
Lazarus
Columbus
Cincinnati
I'm Alone Captain Denied Right To See Consul
Capt Randall of the I'm Alone said by phone that he entered the liquor trade knowingly but received a raw deal. He claimed he was imprisoned and could not see the British Consul, and criticized delays in contact despite requests to meet.
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New Orleans
Foreign Office
Paris
London
Capt
Randall
I’m Alone
Evening News
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Curse
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Peoria
Ciry
Green
American Legion
Flay Motef Charterites
Civil Service Board
Reiter
Ates
Western Union
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