Schwab Outlines Plan To Solve Library Legal Snarl
Prosecutor Nelson Schwab told Cincinnati library trustees a path out of the Supreme Court ruling blocks the new building and voids the former board. He proposed temporary continuity, then a county wide library system via school board and county commissioners, and urged remedial legislation for the building project. The trustees voted to follow the plan as outlined.
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Supreme Court
Nelson Schwab
Board of
Library Trustees
Schwab
Cincinnati
General Assembly
James Albert Green
Board of Trustees
Senate Passes Farm Relief Bill Defying Hoover
The Senate approved a farm relief bill 54 to 33 after a month of work, despite President Hoover’s objections to the export debenture plan. A conference committee was named to reconcile disputed sections with the House, where leaders may refuse the bill.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate
Congress
House
Watson
Indiana
Wagner
New York
Walsh
Massachusetts
Simeon D. Fess
Theodore A. Burton
Ohio
McNary
Agriculture Committee
Robinson
Dem
Ark
Fess
Harrison
Miss
Republican Handbook
Farmer
White House
Want Ad News Brightens Local Market Briefs
An eleven month old Airedale dog pedigreed stock is for sale. A modern cottage for sale in Newport with income. Five room modern apartment with hardwood floors and garage for rent in Winton Place. Bachelor two room apartment with bath for rent in Walnut Hills. Call Canal 6300 for quick results.
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Newport
Winton Place
Bath
Walnut Hills
Miss Bickus Foils Robbery At Lucke Home
Miss Mary Bickus, 32, a housemaid, fought and routed a negro robber who entered the Lucke residence on Ridge Way avenue while Mr. and Mrs. Lucke were away. Officers Gus Ringhand and James Broull responded after her alarm and learned the intruder demanded entry to the bedroom before ransacking a dresser.
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Mary Bickus
J. Howard Locke
Ridge Way Avenue
Lucke
Gus Ringhand
James Broull
Gov Cooper faces crackdown as dog races begin
Ohio Governor Myers Y. Cooper orders Madison County authorities to enforce state betting laws as West Jefferson Kennel Club opens a thirty day dog racing meet. Pari mutual system planned with hundreds of season tickets issued. Local officials warn potential revenue concerns.
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Columbus
Myers
Y. Cooper
Madison County
West Jefferson Track
B. A. Sergeant
West Jefferson Kennel Club
Edwards Chosen President of Fifth Third Union Trust
E W Edwards industrialist with a 38 year steel and manufacturing career was unanimously selected President of the Fifth Third Union Trust Company. He led Edwards Manufacturing and helped Paragon Refining, resigning to take the bank post as Howard W Edwards succeeded him.
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E. W. Edwards
Third Union Trust Company
Edwards
Charles A. Hinsch
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
United States
Nelson’s Business College
Scott & Co
Reeves Iron Company
Dover
Edwards Manufacturing Company
Canonsburg Steel and Iron Works
Kinnear Manufacturing
Mr. Hinsch
Edward A. Seiter
Hinsch
Tourist shot at gas station in Springfield Ohio
E F Zeone of Philadelphia 22 was shot and fatally wounded after tampering with fuel pumps at John Warner’s filling station in Brandt west of Springfield early today. Herschel Davis 25 of St Louis aided Zeone to City Hospital and was detained as Warner admitted firing three shots. Zeone is in critical condition. Davis faces investigation.
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Springfield
John Warner
Brandt
Here
E. F. Zeone
Philadelphia
Herschel Davis
St.Louis
Zeone
City
George Benham
Warner
Davis
Girl of 16 Procured Proxy Wedding Annulment by Judge
Ida Davis 16 of 433 Laurel street married a man under a proxy after a liquor party on December 8. In Common Pleas Court Judge Dennis J. Ryan annulled the marriage to Thomas Gibbs 45, whose name Albert Owens 35 used on the license.
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Ida Davis
Laurel Street
Common Pleas Court
Dennis J. Ryan
Thomas Gibbs
Gibbs
Miss Davis
Thomas Hanly
Newport
Bailes
Wright
Cincinnati
Alice Taylor
Ida
Albert Owens
Taylor
Owens
Minnie Davis
Klein Expects Call As Police Seek Suspects in Murder Case
Attorney Nicholas Klein said he expects a call from clients Joseph Plunkett and Edward Hall about surrender to police over the murder of August Bruck in Newport. Police say they are actively searching for the two suspects as Klein notes repeated calls about funds for bond.
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Nicholas Klein
Joseph Plunkett
Edward A
Harry” Hall
August Bruck
Newport
Klein
Hall
Plunkett
Dancers' Foot Race at Castle Farm Faces Halt
In a dispute over a charity dance marathon in Castle Farm, Warren Porter of the American Legion Post 513 says the event will proceed while attorney John Cowles and Judge William H. Lueders contend no permit exists for a marathon. Sheriff William H. Anderson supports enforcement against unauthorized activity.
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Castle Farm
Warren Porter
Wesley Werner
American Legion
Toots
John Cowles
William H. Lueders
Probate Court
Lueders
William H. Anderson
Church leaders condemn pressure by church agencies on legislation
Washington May 14. Bishop James E Freeman of Washington denounces organized church lobbies that seek to shape state or national law. He warns such actions erode church credibility and warns against entangling alliances, urging the church to focus on ethical ideals rather than political campaigns. He calls for a fraternal, unity seeking approach to Christian concerns.
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Washington
James E. Freeman
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Church
Episcopal Church
Will contest opens over $5 million Selby estate in Portsmouth
Edmond Selby Dillon of Columbus sues to invalidate the will of George D. Selby, alleging undue influence and fraud. The suit claims the elder's mind was maligned by four brothers who would share the remainder, leaving Dillon with only one thirty fifth. The jury hears testimony in Common Pleas Court as Dillon seeks to overturn the 1927 probate.
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Portsmouth, O
Portsmouth
Common Pleas
W. H. McCurdy
Will
Edmond Selby Dillion
Columbus
George D. Selby
Dillon
Selby
Young Dillon
George D
Mark W
Homer C. Selby
Pearl E. Selby
Cleveland
Mr. Selby
E. W. Dillon
Scioto County
Lad's Honesty May Mean Prison
A sixteen year old boy, Louis Wesley Barnes, surrendered at the West Thirtieth Street police station facing a homicide charge for a shooting at the Hotel Pennsylvania basement. The orphan traveled from Marion South Carolina after learning Michael Broderick died from injuries. He had been held on a felonious assault charge with bail, then released, and now is held without bail in Homicide Court for examination May 21.
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New York World News Service
New York
Louis
Pennsylvania
Michael Broderick
Michael
St. Luke’s Hospital
Jefferson Market Court
Marion
Barnes
Movie actor killed making sea picture
Evidence collected by the United States Attorney alleged the death of one man and injuries to three others during filming of the historical movie Old Ironsides. The material was handed to the Los Angeles County District Attorney for investigation and possible criminal action.
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Los Angeles
United States Attorney’s Office
Old Ironsides
Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office
Air forcewar game weather hinders start in Ohio
The United States Army air force battles weather as it prepares for upcoming air ground maneuvers between the Blue and Red forces with plans to begin after midnight Wednesday. Arriving units include 38 Third Attack Group ships and 14 Eleventh Bombardment Group craft.
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Columbus
United States Army Air Force
Dayton
Eleventh
Rockwell Field
California
Wright’ Field
Blue Army
Dennis E. Nolan
General Staff
Cincinnati man hangs self after career setbacks
Walter S. Campbell, 52, hanged himself in a room at 1642 Vine street. Once a son of a railway agent, he tried multiple trades including catering, garage work, and soap sales. Police found him after landlady Kate Pierce reported his disappearance. Three letters lay on a desk beside the body.
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Walter S. Campbell
Vine Street
Campbell
R. A. Campbell
Cincinnati
Southern Railway
Daisy
Elizabeth Street
Mound Street
Kate Pierce
Manning Fent
William Knight
Ferdinand Fangman
Soviet to propose lifting ban on religious practice
Moscow May 14 Removal of constitutional restrictions on religious practices will be proposed to the Soviet Congress. Alexei I Rykoff president of the council of people's commissars told delegates they would soon be invited to vote on an amendment to the constitution.
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Moscow
Alexei I. Rykoff
Council of People’s Commissars
McLean sues Philadelphia paper for libel over embassy breach tale
Edward B. McLean publisher of The Washington Post files a $1,000,000 libel suit against The Philadelphia Record. The action centers on a photostatic article alleging a social breach with Prince de Ligne at the Belgian Embassy and subsequent press outbursts, which the brief says never occurred.
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Edward B. McLean
Philadelphia
Washington
Philadelphia Record
Washington Post
McLean
Prince de Ligne
Princé de Ligne
Stimson
Hoover
Records theft halts audit for North Little Rock district
North Little Rock records of the improvement district were stolen from the City Clerk’s office. Mayor Ross Lawhon secured a search warrant for City Clerk C M Van Dyke’s home, who countered with a warrant to search the mayor’s home amid the theft of funds totaling several hundred thousand dollars.
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North Little Rock
Ark
Improvement District
Ross Lawhon
C. M. van Dyke
van Dyke
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