Brighton Square Traffic Signal Plan and Central Bureau
The Commercial Tribune reports two traffic relief ideas adopted by officials. A central traffic bureau will handle citations and minor fines, with a traffic commissioner in charge, while upgraded synchronized signals are planned for Brighton square and downtown intersections. Beginning June 1 all citations must be registered at the First District Police Station City Hall basement, with $2 paid for parking fines at the Municipal Clerk's office.
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Commercial Tribune
Charles E. Tudor
Brighton Square
First District
City Hall
Tudor
The
Five Point Square
Colerain Avenue
Little Colerain
McMillan Street
Central
Harrison Avenues
William, CO
Central Avenue
Broadway
Fourth
Ninth Streets
Kleine
City Board of Control
Meighan Makes $500000 From Ocala Florida Land Purchase
Thomas Meighan real estate man profits from Ocala holdings after buying large tracts in February. The Quiet investor aided by Lila Lee and Famous Players publicity, boosting land values and spurring hotel development to serve winter visitors.
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New York
Thomas Meighan
Florida
Ocala
Famous Players
Booth Tarkington
Mr. Meighan
Lila Lee
Boys Die Drowning After Bridge Crash and Heroic Rescue
Two Cincinnati boys William Strobel and Arthur Uhlenbrock, both 12 and 13, drowned in West Fork Creek near Roll Avenue after Strobel fell from a bridge while trying to save Uhlenbrock. Strobel’s body was found later. Uhlenbrock’s body was recovered by Henry Calmeise after divers failed. The dogs and families identified the victims at the morgue.
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West Fork Creek
William Strobel
Dawson Avenue
Cumminsville
Arthur Uhlenbrock
Strobel
Roll Avenue
Uhlenbrock
Henry Calmeise
Calmeise
Dean
Hurth
Knapp
Fire Department
General Hospital
Dog
Uhilenbrock
Christ Strobel
William Uhlenbrock
Two Die In Auto Accidents Raise County Toll To Fifty Five
Three deaths in Hamilton County from automobile accidents push the yearly toll to fifty five. Alfred Rinkenberger a 62 year old Corryville salesman died after being struck on Mt Hope Road. Oscar Horstman 43 of Delhi Avenue faces manslaughter charges after aiding the victim to St Marys Hospital. Mrs Levina Dolan 57 of Walnut Hills died at General Hospital after being hit on McMillan Street. Investigator notes the accident was deemed unavoidable for the second victim.
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Hamilton County
General Hospital
Alfred Rinkenberger
West Chariton Street
Corryville
Wagner Bottling Company
Rinkenberger
Mt. Hope Road
Sixth Street
Oscar Horstman
Delhi Avenue
Horstman
St. Mary's Hospital
Teppe and
Mitchell
Levina Dolan
Alms Place
Walnut Hills
McMillan Street
Ashland Avenue
Ruth Dolan
Bernard Dossland
Windward Avenue
Dossland
Dolan
General Hospital of
Israel
Seta
Trial Witness Found Held in a Hotel In Shepherd Case
In Chicago on May 20 State's Attorney Crowe announced a witness in the William Shepherd murder trial has disappeared but was located and held in a downtown hotel under guard. He seeks grand jury action on alleged tampering. Defense says the witness denies recognizing Shepherd and claims a frame-up. A blind news reader says the witness was offered $25,000 to flee. One juror remains to be seated after a two hour court session.
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New York World News Service
Chicago
Crowe
Robert White
Williams
Shepherd
William N. McClintock
White
Stewart
O’brien
Farman
William Adams
Florida
Woman lured to suburbs killed after car theft plot
Husband of victim points to a pawn shop ring tying the case to Downing. The driver confesses naming a woman and two men as the culprits. Detectives place the suspects under arrest as the investigation unfolds.
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Downing
McCampbell Denies Story in Williams Murder Case
Police claim a clear lead in the Williams murder with Lt. Seebohm and Det. Luhn tracing a ring to a pawnshop. John Downing confesses details and accuses McCampbell while investigators arrest Mrs. McCampbell at her home and recover stained clothing and handkerchiefs.
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James McCampbell
John Downing
Williams
Campaign Against Indecent Magazines Begun by Crabbe
Ohio Attorney General Crabbe asks Prosecutors to suppress indecent publications listing twenty two titles including Whiz Bang True Confessions and Pajamas and urges cooperation with federal action. Cleveland plan targets shady literature with police censor squad seizure and fines up to 50 dollars and jail.
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Crabbe
Cleveland
Ety
Barry
Shuler
Shuler-Barry
van Buren
United States District Attorney
Magnetic Recording of Broadcasts Invented in Germany
A World News Service report from London describes a German method to permanently record wireless broadcasts using magnetized steel wire. The system could capture speech and music for later playback and may enable international exchange of programs. cost cited around $375 with challenges in constant motor speed and wire uniformity.
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New York World News Service
London
Germany
the Star
Gladstone Murray
British Broadcasting Company
Ehan
Eisai
Radio Apameecineer
Yright
N.Y
Chicago Jewelry Robberies Net Over $100000 In Gems
In downtown Chicago two bold jewelry store hold ups netted unset diamonds and gems valued at more than 100000. Four men seized jewels at Julius Heinsius Inc on Capitol Building floors while three raided Madison Street merchants and slugged a salesman before fleeing with 25 000 to 50 000 in gems. One suspect, Frank Monasco, was later captured. Police tie both crimes to a third gem theft and arrest Jerome Katz in Kansas City. Separate case reveals bank teller Albert Patryas embezzled 53000, planning further losses.
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Chicago
Julius Heinsius
Capitol Building
Charles P. Goldberg
New York
Frank Monasco
Kansas City
Jerome D. Katz
Katz
William Hart
Albert Patryas
Northwestern State Bank
Bachelor refuses hotel stay to keep habit of making his own bed
San Francisco May 20 J C Kelley a bachelor and wealthy farmer of New Zealand refused to register at a fashionable hotel yesterday unless he could make his own bed He said he had made his bed for eighty years and would not break the habit He is traveling alone en route to Ireland to claim an estate of £20000 left by a sister
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San Francisco
J. C. Kelley
New Zealand
Depew Depew Paulding Dies. Noted Senator's Sister Passes
Mrs Anne Mitchel Depew Paulding youngest sister of former Senator Chauncey M Depew died today in New York. Her son Charles C Paulding serves as Assistant Vice President of the New York Central Lines.
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New York
Anne Mitchel Depew Paulding
United States
Chauncey M. Depew
Charles C. Paulding
New York Central Lines
Mangin Poisoning Charge Shocks Paris in May 20 Wake
Paris dispatch reports Liberte charges General Mangin was poisoned likely by Moscow forces. Mangin, Verdun hero and commander of American divisions, died May 12 after a banquet. Liberte urges thorough government inquiry into the alleged assassination.
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Alfred M. Murray
New York World News Service
Paris
Charles Mangin
Moscow
The
Liberte
Tne
Mangin
Verdun
Oaiad
Uraemaia
Zinovieff
Sovorgme
Suspect Arrested in Jury Tampering Case
Robert E. Crowe and assistants reported an alleged attempt to tamper with a prospective juror. Detectives arrested the suspect, unnamed, at the Criminal Courts Building after the juror Philip J Barry, a former Chicago DOJ official, recalled being approached by a defense investigator. Barry testified to identifying the suspect who denied contacting anyone about the trial.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Robert E. Crowe
Criminal Courts
Crowe
Philip J Barry
Department of Justice
Davis Acquitted on Bribe Charge in Kansas
Former Governor Jonathan Davis of Kansas is acquitted by a jury of conspiracy to solicit bribes for pardons during his term. A separate criminal action remains pending against him and his son Russell. The jury took three hours to decide with ballots showing a strong tilt toward acquittal.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kan
Jonathan Davis
Kansas
Russell
Davis
James A. McClure
Kidnapper on the Run After Maine Cottage Fire
Bloodhounds trailed a man and a woman after a shooting and kidnapping in Winthrop Maine. Mrs Emma Towns and her niece Miss Aida Heyward were attacked, then the cottage set ablaze. Armed posses and state police searched roads and nearby areas as towns mourn the incident.
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Winthrop
Emma Towns
Aida Heyward
Maranacock Lake
Lokout
Mt. Vernon
Miss Heyward
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Trapeig Gureau
Brighton
Meighan
Arms Place
Veniceman
McCampbell
Aleen Williams
John Seebohm
Eugene Weatherly
William Luhn
William Cleary
William Sweeney
Herman Klein
Gus Beckman
Bogers
Seebohm
Luhn
Cincinnati
Cleary
Sweeney
Central Parkway
Plum Street
Peatduartess
Bertillon
Detective Headquarters
Columbus, CO
Florence D. Richards
Boone
Raio Broadcasting
Price Hill
Allen Williams
Pike Street
Bromley
Vaughn Road
Delhi Pike
West Court Street
Armory Avenue
Georgia Johnson McCampbell
Coast Street
Saf
Willueeds
William Reed
Melissa Stacey
Court
Plum Streets
Eighth Street
Mc Campbell
State Avenue
Elberon Avenue
Ohio River
Depew
Maine
Posse Scout Woods
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