Arrest The Murderer In Cincinnati Says Commercial Tribune
The Commercial Tribune denounces the Cincinnati police for failing to arrest the admitted killer of August Bruck, twelve days after his murder at the Gibson Hotel. It criticizes counsel negotiations and calls for immediate action by authorities to apprehend the perpetrators and uphold justice. Harry W. Brown, Publisher.
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Gibson Hotel
The
Commercial Tribune
Conservation of Justice
Cincinnati
Department of Defense
ING
Dicker
August Bruck
Department of Safety
Harry W. Brown
Samson and Delilah Ends May Festival In Complete Glory
Miss van Gordon presents role with extraordinary vigor and Fred Patton delivers a vivid portrayal of the high priest as the May festival closes. Soloists’ performances remain uniformly impressive throughout the program.
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Samson and Delilah
Miss van Gordon
Fred Patton
Knights Trip To Coney Island Ends In Mud Flat Trouble
Cincinnati Knights Templar party of about 1800 reached Coney Island for spring maneuvers but the Island Queen became stuck on a mud flat. After hours of efforts led by George Schott the vessel was freed by arranging 20 buses to transport guests back to town.
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George Schott
Coney Island
Old Man River
Schott
Cincinnati
Knights Templar
Ohio
George Smittie
Hanselmann
Eminent
John H. Dickerson
Queen
F. P. Noel
Traf
May Festival Ends with Samson and Delilah Performance
The Cincinnati May Festival closed with Saint-Saens opera Samson and Delilah conducted by Frederick Stock. Alfred Hartzel was honored by the chorus, while Paul Althouse and Cyrene van Gordon sang despite colds. Fred Patton and Herbert Gould led the principal quartet as the ensemble received high praise for the season’s carefully chosen program and civic spirit.
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Cincinnati
Saint-Saens
Frederick Stock
Alfred Hartzel
Hartzel
Paul Althouse
Cyrene van Gordon
Althouse
Miss van Gordon
Jailer ends Sinclair tipping at Washington jail
William L. Peak, Washington jail superintendent, barred tipping by Harry F. Sinclair. Sinclair had brought a large roll of cash, much stored in the safe, with a small amount left for personal purchases. Peak removed most funds, citing tipping as a bad policy, and moved Sinclair to a single cell near the dispensary.
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Ono
William L. Peak
Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Peak
Sinclair
Preakness
Pimlico
Want Ads Tape Airdale Dog For Sale And Apartments Offered
Airedale dog, eleven months old, pedigreed stock, is for sale. Two rooms desirable for rent in Price Hill, furnished or unfurnished. Moving? Expert movers advertise in today’s paper offering new furniture. Two to three room apartment in Evanston ready for occupancy by adults only. Investment property in Camp Washington brick six two room flats with baths offering good income. Turn to Want Ad page for more. Telephone The Commercial Tribune Canal 6300 for ads.
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Price Hill
Evanston
Washington
Airmen to Cross North Atlantic This Summer
About 700 people are expected to cross the North Atlantic by air this summer when various air routes open. The Graf Zeppelin plans five crossings with 75 passengers and crew per flight, totaling 375. The R-100 plans at least one round trip, and Joe has a crew of 50 with 300 total. Additional crossings may be made by airplane from France and by aviators from Germany Italy Sweden and Poland.
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New York
North Atlantic
Germany
America
Atlantic
Joe
Europe
English Aviator Killed In Plane Test Crash
English aviator Captain Ronald Smith was killed in Lowell Massachusetts when the aircraft he was testing crashed. Authorities described the incident as a fatal air test accident and investigated the cause.
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Lowell
Mass
Ronald Smith
Red Planes Defend Cincinnati Against Blue Bombers Air Battle
Spectators are promised thrilling aerial maneuvers as Red planes defend Cincinnati from a Blue bomber raid. The simulated battle features bombers, camera ships, faster attack planes, and agile pursuit aircraft. Maj. Gen. Dennis E. Nolan directs the drills as part of a nine day Ohio campaign with Day ton and Columbus as key bases.
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Cincinnati
Immelmann
United States
Dennis E. Nolan
Fifth Corps
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Kentucky
Dayton
Columbus
Murder at Gibson Hotel Leaves Bruck Dead in Room
Newport man August A. Bruck aged 30 was shot to death in a Gibson Hotel room around midnight on May 1. Police tied the slaying to Edward A. Hall and Joseph Plunkett, with warrants issued for their arrest. Klein talked with police about possible bond if they surrendered. Investigators found a .38 revolver and .32 shells at the scene, with a coat and vest bearing other names and several letters linking associates.
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August A. Bruck
East Fourth Street
Newport
Gibson Hotel
Lottie Bruck
Edward A
Harry” Hall
Joseph Plunkett
Polic
The
Commercial Tribune
Ane Klein
Klein
Charles Dryer
Ortie May Smith McGough
Charles Wright
the Gibson
Bruck
Fred E. Swing
John Monahan
Overlook Avenue
Monahan
Elk’s Lodge
Edward D. Hall
Ottawa
Kan
No. 2
Gibson
Plunkett
Hall
Blanche Watson
Greenup Street
Covington
George Remus
Nicholas Klein
Harry Wernke
Judge reverses six slot machine gambling convictions
Judge Thomas H. Darby in Common Pleas Court set aside six convictions from Municipal Court after affidavits failed to correctly define the gain for which slot machines were played. Defendants included Geneva Schaffer Lazarus Studies Fred C. Schumacher Lawrence Traub John Kolde and George Attansoff. Each had been fined $100 and costs.
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Thomas H. Darby
Common Pleas Court
Geneva Schafer
East Pearl Street
Lazarus
Findlay
Elm Streets
Fred C. Schumacher
Race Street
Lawrence Traub
Highland Avenue
John Kolde
Mysterious Bullet Fells Norwood Boy at Baseball Game
Donald Burwinkle, nine, was struck in the skull by a bullet during a Norwood baseball game as his parents watched. He survived initial surgery but remained critical. police comb the area for a gunman amid other recent shooting reports. The incident occurred near United States Playing Card Company grounds on Park and Beech avenues.
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Norwood
United States Playing Card Company
Park and Beech Avenues
Donald Burwinkle
Ralph J. Burwinkle
Floral Avenue
Donald
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mwood
South Norwood
Des Moines U. Faculty Dismissal Sparks Student Uprising
A second student uprising erupted at Des Moines University as 150 undergraduates encircled the administration building and pelted it with eggs and stones during the board of Trustees closing session. Police were dispatched after a riot call as the faculty, including Dr. Harry Wayman, were ousted in a dispute tied to modernization and fundamentalist tensions.
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Des Moines, Ia
T. T. Shields
Des Moines University
Des Moines
Board of Trustees
Harry Wayman
Edith Redman
Wayman
Shields
Assailant Vasilius Named In Premier Kovno Attack
A student Vasilius identified as an author of the attack on Premier Valde maras after a bomb he set exploded injuring the premier and others. He fled into a forest and was captured after hiding until the forest guard found him. his condition improved after surgery.
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Kovno
Lithuania
Vasilius
Valdemaras
Love’s Young Dream To Be Realized In Paris Marriage
Paris report says Prince Luis Ferdinand de Bourbon of Spain will marry former actress Mabelle Gilman Corey in San Remo on June 1 after she converted to Catholicism. Infanta Eulalia attends the engagement as the couple, long separated by status, finalize plans. Once a chorus girl, Corey rose to society prominence after divorces and marriages linked to William Ellis Corey of U.S. Steel. The groom’s expulsion from France casts doubt on official approval.
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Prince de Bourbon
Spain
Mabelle Gilman Corey
Paris
Luis Ferdinand D’orleans, de Bourbon
Infante
Corey
William Ellis Corey
San Remo
Italy
Infanta Eulalia
Infanta
Ade
United States Steel Corporation
Laura Cook Corey
Reno
Nev
Mabelle Gilman
New York
Suspect denies causing fatal crash that killed child
Covington police questioned driver M L Butterworth after Dorothy Binkenburg aged 2 died in a late Friday crash at Thirtieth and Frazier Streets. Butterworth surrendered, denied being the driver, and said he aided at the scene before leaving. A manslaughter warrant was sworn by George Binkenburg, father of the child, and he posted a $2000 bond. Hearing set for tomorrow before Judge John B Read. Funeral for the child scheduled for 2 PM tomorrow at T M Swindler Funeral Parlors Latonia with Highland Cemetery burial.
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Covington
Thirtieth
Frazier
Dorothy Binkenburg
M. L. Butterworth
East Sixteenth Street
George Bimkemburg
John B. Read
Kenton County
Butterworth
Atlas Laundry Company
Newport
Covington P S
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Read
Binkenburg
Betty Westover
Miss Westover
T. M. Swindler
Sou
High School Pupil Numbers Rise Sharply Since 1910
Washington May 11 The 1910 to 1926 period saw high school attendance grow from 915000 to 3757000 in public schools. Junior high attendance surpassed one million, with over 309000 high school ranks. About half of high school graduates go on to higher education.
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Washington
Bureau of Education
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