Police graft indictments face motions to quash
In Columbus federal court yesterday a broad bid to quash forty eight police officers and twenty three village liquor court agents indicted in a graft probe was filed. The defense cites lack of woman jurors improper grand jury drawing vagueness and seeks bills of particulars and misnomer dismissal for Leo M Meyer. Trial set for April 15 if charges stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siquor Court
United States District Court
Smith Hickenlooper
United States
Ciry
Leo M. Meyer
Leo M. Meyers
Ohio
American Finance Company
Federal
Dayton
Pupils to Write Essays on Yale Press Films in Cincinnati
Three Yale University Press historical shorts shown at Emery Auditorium depict early Ohio Valley history through The Frontier Woman Vincennes and Daniel Boone under Yale supervision. Cincinnati high school pupils may submit 300 to 500 word essays by April 6 for a chance at five dollar gold pieces.
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Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Emery Auditorium
Cincinnati League of Women Voters
Vincennes
Daniel Boone
Ohio Valley
Yale University Press
Yale University Department of History
Julian A. Pollak
League
Jjviggins
Ohio Grand Tax Duplicate Rises by 1.33 Billion
The Ohio Grand Tax duplicate for 1924 shows a total value of 12,250,389,725, up 1,331,521,106 from 1923. Real estate leads the gain due to reap praisals in large cities, while utilities decline. Cuyahoga County now totals 2,933,287,380 and Hamilton County rises to 1,050,551,930 with substantial increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
State Tax Commission
Cuyahoga
Hamilton County
Rhinelander Suit May Be Settled Out of Court
New Rochelle New York March 28 An effort to settle out of court the marriage annulment suit filed by Leonard Kip Rhinelander against Mrs Alice Beatrice Jones Rhinelander is reported The defense has affidavits from England stating Mrs Rhinelander is not of negro blood The suit was expected to go to a jury in April at White Plains but no move is known Judge Samuel Winburne represents Mrs Rhinelander and Lee P Davis also represents her Rhinelanders whereabouts are unknown two weeks out of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Rochelle
N. Y
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
New York
Alice Beatrice Jones Rhinelander
Samuel Winburne
Rhinelander
England
Supreme Court
White Plains
Lee P. Davis
Woman Given Three Year Sentence for Forgery
Mrs. Margaret Buchanan former secretary to Representative Kendall of Pennsylvania was sentenced to three years in District of Columbia Supreme Court on forgery. She was acquitted in February of forging a $5 000 check sent to Kendall by Mayor Smart of Uniontown Pa for war material in Kendall's district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Margaret Buchanan
Kendall
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Buchanan
Smart
Uniontown
Wife-Slayer Dies of Wounds After Fatal Domestic Tragedy
Pearl W. Smith 35 of 130 West Sixth Street died at General Hospital from self inflicted wounds after slaying his estranged wife Mrs Minnie Smith. Coroner Handley ruled murder in Mrs Minnie Smith s death and death by own action in Pearl Smith s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl W. Smith
West Sixth Street
General Hospital
Minnie Smith
Handley
Forty six aliens seek citizenship hearing tomorrow
Forty six aliens who have filed first and second papers will appear before Judge Hickenlopersn in District Court tomorrow for citizenship hearings. They have qualified to proceed and now await court approval to be admitted as citizens.
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Hickenlopersn District Court
Eagles Plan Parade For Initiation In Cincinnati
Aerie No. 142 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles finishes plans for a parade and initiation for over 600 new members. The April 5 event starts at 1 45 p m from the aerie hall 1117 Walnut street with nine aeries from Greater Cincinnati taking part. National officers will assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aerie No. 142
Order of Eagles
Howard N. Ragland
Music Hall
Aerie Hall
Walnut Street
Greater Cincinnati
Peter J. Biecker
William G. Beatty
Harry C. Pager
Dan Dalton
Harry Connelly
John C. Weber
John J. Reddy
Harry C. Rager
Weber
Grand Aerie
Samuel W. Bell
Sam Franken
Aerie
Aerie Destree
Aerie Physicians
Eagle Drum Corps
Development of Airway Commerce to Be Studied
New York World News Service reports that at Brussels in June a proposal will study promoting an international airway system for future world commerce as air navigation advances. The Paris meeting of the International Chamber Council urged ideas to aid new airlines including a Round-the-World Line and a North America to South America transverse link. The council authorized adding members to the Air Transport Committee from major aeronautical firms and aviation businessmen to study the topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
Brussels
International Chamber of Commerce
Paris
Council of the International Chamber
Air Transport Committee
San Francisco
New York
London
Constantinople
India
Japan
South America
Albee praised by Enright for banning police references
New York police commissioner Richard E. Enright released a letter to E. F. Albee head of a major vaudeville group praising his ruling to remove all offensive references to policemen from theaters under his control. Enright spoke as president of the International Police Conference and cited a San Francisco police chief's objection in prompting the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard E. Enright
E. F. Albee
International Police Conference
Mr. Albee
O’brien
San Francisco
Mother's Death Clears Desertion of Her Baby
New York report traces the case of Daniel McGuire born six weeks premature. Margaret McGuire, 25, unable to care for him due to work, left the infant with Mrs. Helen Volks. Daniel died at Bellevue Hospital after being taken there by Mrs. Volks who believed the child deserted. The mother died of heart disease last Monday. The husband, a machinist, is in the Orient and unaware of the deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Daniel McGuire
Margaret McGuire
Daniel
Helen A. Volks
Orient
Ernest du Pont to wed nurse he met last fall
Miss Anne Thompson a Johns Hopkins Hospital nurse in Baltimore admitted engagement to Ernest du Pont of the Wilmington, Delaware family. Du Pont, about 42, president of the United States Flashless Powder Company, was hospitalized for a fractured leg last October and met her then. The romance began then and the wedding is expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Anne Thompson
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Ernest du Pont
Wilmington
Del
Raleigh
N. C
du Pont
United States Flashless Powder Company
Miss Thompson
Admiral Dewey laid to rest in Bethlehem Chapel crypt
Admiral George Dewey's body arrived from Arlington and lay with full military honors in Mt. St. Albans Bethlehem Chapel. Secretary Wilbur, Mrs. Dewey, and naval pallbearers attended as the coffin entered the chapel to music by the navy band. Mrs. Dewey, moved, placed a twig as she offered a final tribute.
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Washington
Arlington
Admiral George Dewey
Manila Bay
Bethlehem Chapel
Mt. St. Albans
George Dewey
Woodrow Wilson
Admiral Dewey
Dewey
Arlington Mausoleum
Wilbur
George G. Dewey
Chicago
Frederick McLean Bugher
Bethlehem
James E. Freeman
Purchase of Utility Companies Confirmed
A. E. Fitkin & Co. confirmed the acquisition of five utilities in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. The Jersey firms Shore Lighting and Monmouth Lighting will merge with Jersey Central Power and Light, while Scranton Railway Altoona & Logan Valley Railroad and Carbondale Gas join Keystone Public Services Corporation. Financing totals about 23 million dollars with 11.5 million bonds issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
A. E. Fitkin & Co
Scranton Railway Company
Altoona & Logan Valley Railroad Company
Carbondale Gas Company of
Monmouth Lighting Company
Shore Lighting Company of
American Gas and Electric Company
Jersey
Jersey Central Power and Light Company
Keystone Public Services Corporation
Hol Ding
Fitkin Enterprises
Loan Rejection Triggers Run on Nicaraguan Bank
In Managua and Granada a bank run followed a statement that American directors would resign if a 500000 loan from New York bankers to bolster the National Bank was not approved by Congress. The loan’s defeat by the Senate sparked the move, with the President pledging to appoint the American Collector General of Customs as interim manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
National Bank
Granada
New York
Congress
Senate
Widow of Martinez Alonzo Awarded $21,000
In Havana on March 28, the Audencia Court ordered Representative Jose R. Cano to pay $21,000 to the widow of Martinez Alonzo, who was shot years ago. Police had blamed Cano, who disappeared after Alonzo’s death but returned to Cuba last year when amnesty was passed. The House later waived Cano’s Congressional immunity.
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Alonzo
Havana
Jose R. Cano
Audencia
Martinez Alonzo
Cano
Malonzo
Cuba
House of Representatives
Jewish Consumptives Relief Society Convention Held in Cleveland
The twenty first annual convention will take place in Cleveland from May 16 to 18. Dr C D Spivak of Denver secretary announces the event, with an estimated attendance of about 250 people.
Guard fund grows as Ohio units seek $25,000 goal
Subscriptions raise the One Hundred and Forty-seventh Infantry and the Cincinnati Cavalry Troops total to $8,011 toward a $25,000 goal for annual activities not funded by the state. Major gifts include $500 from Colonel William Cooper Procter and Procter & Gamble, $200 from W. H. Foster and the First National Bank, and contributions from Dow Drug, National Marking Machine, M. Work Company, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
One Hundred and Forty-seventh Infantry
Cincinnati Cavalry
Ohio National Guard
William Cooper Procter
Procter & Gamble Company
W. H. Foster
First National Bank of Cincinnati
M. B. Farrin Lumber Company
Dow Drug Company
National Marking Machine Company
M. Work Company
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company
Ferro Concrete Construction Company
Edward Worthington
I. Libson, Johnson, Electric Supply Company
Diem & Wing Paper Company
H. & T. Auto Company
The
Standard Paper Company
Gano & Cherrington
Edward Colston
Lincoln Stephens
H. A. Mathers
Leonard SS. Smith
D Jr
Robert Mitchell Furniture Company
W. H. Stanage Company
William T. Johnston Company
William Glenny Glass Company
Acme Machine Tool Company
Oscar Berman
Sidney J. Freiberg
Theodore Mayer
W. D. Nixon
Herman Busse, Jr
Former Broker and Wife Are Sentenced for Theft
Monte Carlo reports Allison M. Archer, a former New York broker, and a woman claiming to be his wife, were sentenced to prison for stealing a diamond bracelet belonging to an American woman in the city. Archer got six months. his companion one year. Archer had previous debts and trouble with a bad check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Monte Carlo
Brussels
Allison M. Archer
New York
Archer
Mrs Sarah Ellen Lawson Dies at 67 in Hyde Park
Mrs Sarah Ellen Lawson 67 wife of City Smoke Inspector William Lawson died yesterday at her home 3743 Isabella Avenue Hyde Park after a two week illness. She is survived by her husband and four daughters Mrs Herman Thielan Mrs Harry Hammond Mrs Loui Cooch and Miss Charlotte Lawson all of this city. Funeral services will be held at the residence tomorrow at 2 pm with burial in Spring Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Ellen Lawson
William Lawson
Isabella Avenue
Hyde Park
Pair Fined and Sentenced for Driving While Drunk
Two motorists were fined and sentenced by Judge Alexander of Traffic Court for driving while drunk. William Dutton of Hamilton received six days in jail and $100 plus costs, while Ausdin Feldkamp of Norwood got two days and $100 plus costs. Their Cincinnati driving rights were suspended for three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Traffic Court
William Dutton
South Second Street
Hamilton
Ausdin Feldkamp
Beech Avenue
Norwood
Cincinnati
Slayer, minus finger, sought by police
Police seek a man known as One-Eyed Bill after a fight at 1216 Budd Street left John Bowen dead from four gunshots. Bowen carried a knife during the struggle and the gunman lost a finger in the yard incident. Bowen’s address was 1204 West Seventh Street.
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Budd Street
John Bowen
West Seventh Street
Bill
Greek Metropolitan expelled under exchange plan
Athens reports that the Greek Metropolitan of Paraythia Albania was expelled by Turkish police in Constantinople under the population exchange convention. A semi official Athens statement calls it a prelude to further expulsions in violation of League of Nations recommendations.
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Athens
Paraythia
Albania
Constantinople
League of Nations
Rock Island Office Move Announced for March 30
Fred Anzer district passenger agent of the Rock Island Lines said the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway passenger and freight departments will relocate from the Keith Building to the Dixie Terminal Building on March 30, moving to the third floor.
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Rock Island
Fred Anzer
Rock Island Lines
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company
Keith Building
Dixie Terminal
Amusement Tax Promoters Arrested Over Charity Dance Funds
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector alleges two young men profited from dances for war veterans by misrepresenting proceeds as charity. C Howard Wilson, 22, of Evanston, admits part in the scheme and seeks the other promoter. The Ohio Veterans Association event at the Hotel Arms grossed about 3400 dollars with 75 dollars to the association and over 1200 dollars split between promoters. Wilson faces May 14 hearing. bond set at 3500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Cox
Internal Revenue Collector
C. Howard Wilson
Evanston
Frank A. Hight
United States
Gregory
Ohio Veteran’s Association
Hotel Arms
Wilson
Veterans’ Association
Swift
Tne
Negro Beasley Shot by Policeman After Attempted Robbery
Police pursued Kelley Beasley 32 after reports two Black men attempted to rob a white man on West Fifth street. Beasley fled when approached by officers and was shot by Policeman Lutz, dying at General Hospital. Charges against him included failure to provide for his family and a separate assault claim by a Black woman.
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Kelley Beasley
Fourth
Stone Streets
Beasley
West Fifth Street
Lutz
General Hospital
Ill Judge Illness Endangers Herget Grand Jury Trials
Judge Roettinger of Criminal Court grows seriously ill and has returned to Wyoming. His absence may delay cases from the Herget grand jury probing road house evils and liquor conditions in the county. Doctor says nervous congestion and cold risk pneumonia while another judge battles grip. Nelson Schwab Jr. faces pneumonia and shows partial improvement.
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Roettinger
Criminal Court
John F. Herget
Grand Jury
Wyoming
John L. Matz
Terrace Inn
Reading Road
A. H. Carr
Thomas H. Darby
Common Pleas Court
Erie Avenue
Hyde Park
Nelson Schwab, Jr
Nelson Schwab
Tuberculosis Institute Planned During Negro Health Week
Dr. William H. Peters Health Commissioner announced a Tuberculosis Institute to be held under the Health Department during local Negro Health Week observances from April 6 to 11. Cooperating groups include the Negro Civic Welfare Association Public Health Federation Anti Tuberculosis League and District 8 Graduate Nurses Association.
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Health Department
William H. Peters
Peters
Negro Civic Welfare Association
Public Health Federation
Anti Tuberculosis League
District 8
Graduate Nurses’ Association
Eight to Be Deported to Their Native Lands
Immigration Director Thomas ordered eight aliens deported on grounds of ailments and undesirability. Five to Germany include Veronica Ortwein and Theresia Henn of Louisville, Oskar Heitkamp, Friederick Scheffler. Two to Italy are Domenico Zungaro and Carmelo Licata. one to Ireland is William Magee, epileptic veteran at Marion National Soldiers Home.
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Thomas
Germany
Italy
Ireland
Veronica Ortwein
Theresia Henn
Louisville
Oskar Heitkamp
Friederick Scheffler
Domenico Zugaro
Carmelo Licata
William Magee
National Soldiers’ Home
Marion
Ohio
Magee
Cleveland
Longest Hair Contest Leads Buckley Woman With 78 Inches
Seattle March 28 In a state wide contest to find the woman with the longest hair Mrs Nick Fuchek of Buckley Washington leads with eleven inches of tresses to spare her hair at seventy eight inches trails on the rugs as she walks Anna K Mathews of Tacoma shows sixty seven inches and there are thirty three entries with fifty inches or more contestants range from seventeen to eighty five with various hair shades and temperaments on display.
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Seattle
Nick Fuchek
Buckley
Wash
Notable Ohio Residents listed for Cherry Grove and Harrison
Russell Reed of Cherry Grove Ohio and Frank Jackman of Harrison Ohio are identified as local residents in a brief community notice. The item notes their names and hometowns without additional detail on event or purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Reed
Cherry Grove, Ohio
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Thomas H. Morrow
Richard T. Dickerson
Chester R. Shook
E. S. Morrissey
Raymond Ratliff
Thomas J. Elliott
Amos P. Foster
Franklin Krehbiel
Robert Kenney
Withrow Grannan
Aubrey Houston
John H. Heidenreich
Alfred H.* Wiese
Cloyd H. Myers
Frank Damm
George Frank
Charles W. Hutchinson
Clarence E. Hillsburg
Hickenloper
Hareth E. May
United States District Attorney
S.S.S
the Commercial Tribune Publishing Co
Commercial Square
Loveland Park
E. L. Carpenter
Woodburn
Yale Press
Lookout Circle
Delta and
Linwood Avenues
Myers Y. Cooper
Cooper
Eagles
Albee
Enright
Hero of
Episcopal Chapel
Day
Inspector
Slayer
C. H. Wilson
Dagges
Tuberculosis Institute
J. Chas. McCullough Seed CO
E. Fourth ST
Sycamore
Dodge Brothers
Atzel Brothers
Madison Rd
Madisonville
Steve & Lange
Warsaw Ave
Price~Hill
Seiler Motor Car Co
Covington, Ky
William F. Harris
Lawrenceburg, Ind
Williams
Allan
Tenth St
Newport, Ky
Detroit
Mason Towle Company
Gilbert and Linton Avenues
S. Croswell
Williamsburg, Ohio
Fleck-Sintz Co
Spring Grove Ave
Northside
Harry Mathews
Carthage Pike
Hartwell
Dempsey Motor Car Co
Erlanger, Ky
Bob Williamson Co
Harrison Ave
Westwood
R. W. Lemmon
Falmouth, Ky
Ray Lippert
Main Ave
Frank Jackman
Harrison
C. E
Mt. Healthy
James Buckley & Co
Mayevi Ky
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