Eisen joins City Charter slate in Cincinnati Council race
Charles Eisen, Citizens Republican candidate for County Auditor, becomes ninth City Charter candidate for City Council after a delegation persuaded him to run. The independent Republicans vow support for the City Charter slate and oppose regular party leaders, signaling a partisan clash over Cincinnati municipal politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Eisen
Citizens Republican
Eisen
Henry Bentley
City Charter Committee
Bentley
Citizens Republican Movement
Mr. Bentley
Victor Heintz
Citizens Republican Committee
Samuel Ach
Robert Heuck
Charles P. Taft, II
Walter S. Schmidt
Ralph Molterhoff
John H. Dickerson
Republican Party
Council
Cincinnati
William F. Hess
Ohbo Joint Stock Land Bank
Dolly Varden Chocolate Company
College Hill
Noted AP official Robert Small found dead in Washington hotel
Robert T. Small, 49, a renowned newspaper man and former Southern Division Superintendent for The Associated Press, was discovered dead in his bed at a Washington hotel. Death attributed to heart disease. he had been ill for some time and was visiting Honolulu with his wife and three daughters.
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Washington
Robert T. Small
Eres
Associated Press
Mr. Small
Ne Talans
Atlanta
Honolulu
Small
Consolidated Press Association
Te Evening Star
Southern Division
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Washington Post
Bob” Small
Havana
Admiral Sigsbee
Battle Ship
Maine Fame
Elizabeth
Marjorie
Jean
Sam W. Small
Georgia
Clarendon
Sam W. Small, Jr
Pasadena
Cal
Margaret Wilson pays debt from oil stock investment
Miss Margaret Woodrow Wilson has left much social activity to work off a debt exceeding 10 000 dollars from an unprofitable oil stock investment. A 10 520 dollar judgment obtained in February will be delayed as her attorney notes. The debt arose from a loan to Miss Wilson guaranteed by friend Harry Glemby and tied to a South American oil promotion linked to a Mr. Davis.
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New York World News Service
New York
Margaret Woodrow Wilson
Abraham I. Smedene
Miss Wilson
American Union Bank
Harry Glemby
Davis
Brains and Tragedy Shadow a Young Man's Death
Thomas W. Herman 26, salesman of 826 East Mitchell avenue, shot himself in his room after reading psychology books for hours. Coroner Swing cites mental turmoil from the maze of knowledge as the likely motive. his brother James Herman runs King Ink Co. and his father Benjamin Herman attended nearby guests earlier that evening.
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Thomas W. Herman
East
Mitchell Avenue
Swing
Herman
Benjamin Herman
St. Bernard
James Herman
King Ink Company
East Third Street
Louis Heyn
Beechwoou Nue
Young Herman
Louisiana Flood Relief Fight Grows As Sandbags Pile Up
In Breaux Bridge and surrounding parishes heavy rains sent the Mississippi flood waters rising. Thousands of men and boys worked in mud to build embankments while women and children moved belongings to Baton Rouge camps as crumbling levees cried out for relief.
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Lafayette
Atchafalayaasin
New Orleans
Sugar Bowl
Louisiana
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
Atchafalaya
McCrea
Mississippi River
Baton Rouge
Youth Drowns As Canoe Capsizes Near Miamitown
David Wehrmeyer a 20 year old carpenter of 4026 North Bend Road Cheviot drowned after the canoe he rode in with William Heileman and Walter Hoffman overturned on the Big Miami River near Miamitown. Hoffman swam ashore while Heileman retrieved the craft but Wehrmeyer disappeared in the swift current. The three had driven to the river to work on a project when the accident occurred. Wehrmeyer leaves parents and several siblings. his body had not been recovered by nightfall.
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Cincinnati
David Wehrmeyer
Carpenter
North Bend Road
Cheviot
Big
Miami
Maimitown
Wehrmeyer
William Heileman
Walter Hoffman
Taft Road
Hoffman
Heileman
Robert Ballmeyer
Puhlman Avenue
Miami River
Miamitown
William Wehrmeyer
Lindbergh recounts New York to Paris flight to reporters
Capt. Charles A. Lindbergh describes the sea crossing from New York to Paris to newspaper men at the Embassy. He recalls dangerous moments landing at Le Bourget and the brutal weather and fog over the Atlantic. Sir Alan Cobham praises the feat as the greatest he has heard of.
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le Bourget
Paris
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
Lindbergh
Cobham
London
Sir Alan Cobham
Racing Driver Killed in Erie Dirt Track Crash
Erie Pennsylvania May 22 Lawrence Hoadley of Erie was killed when his racing car lost control on a half mile dirt track at the Erie Exposition Grounds. The car swerved through the inner fence, went across the infield and hit a small shed. He was thrown from the car and fatally injured. John Reynolds of Buffalo won the fifty mile race.
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Erie
Lawrence Hoadley
Erie Exposition Grounds
Hoadly
Hoadley
John Reynolds
Buffalo
Lindbergh May Net Million From Flying Fame
New York May 22 The $2 000 saved up to launch the wild dream of Charles Lindbergh may multiply more than 500 times as publicity men publishers and backers foresee contracts if he returns from Europe. Estimates project earnings around a million for the next year with movie contracts vaudeville radio books articles and ads.
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New York
Charles Lindbigh
Middle West
le Bourget Field
G. L. Stumph
St. Louis
Capt. Lindbergh
Gertrude Ederle
Babe Ruth
Red Grange
Gene Tunney
Lindbergh
C. C. Pyle
Gertrude Eder
All the Glory Is His Says Hero's Mother
Mrs. Evangeline Lodger Lindbergh proud and cautious after Capt. Charles A. Lindbergh's safe Paris landing. Police guard the home as telegrams pour in, including a note from Theodore Roosevelt Jr. The mother hopes for rest for the lone eagle and keeps glory his alone.
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Hero
Paris
Detroit
Evangeline Lodger
Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh
Ashland Avenue
Cass Technical Gh
Lone Eagle
Lindbergh Warms Paris After Transatlantic Flight
Capt. Charles A. Lindbergh woke at the American Embassy in Paris to a city in celebration for his solo New York to Paris flight. He greeted his mother by phone, met French officials, congratulated by Paul Claudel, Marshal Lyautey, and Jean Borotra, as flowers, flags, and congratulations poured in from around the world.
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Paris
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
Middle West
Detroit
France
America
Lindbergh
Myron T. Herrick
Nungesser
Atlantic
Quai d’Orsay
Lind
Paul Claudel
United States
Ambassador Herrick
Marshal Lyautey
Foreign Office
M. Briand
Jean Borotra
Rescued Woman From Lincoln Park Lake in Heroic Effort
A modest white man jumped into Lincoln Park lake fully dressed to rescue Lydia Wagner a 48 year old widow of 2047 Jackson Boulevard Chicago. Police note curiosity about the rescuer who walked away soaked while Mrs Wagner recovers at General Hospital amid hysteria and exposure.
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Lincoln Park Lake
Lydia Wagner
Jackson Boulevard
Chicago
Coleman and Miller
General Hospital
Laurel Street
Freeman Avenue
Lincoln Park
Girl Dies as Auto Burns in Springfield Collision
Helen May of Columbus died in a highway crash near Somerford, Springfield, as three cars collided. Mrs. Stanley Loscke suffered severe burns and may not survive. Julia Martha May and Raymond Turtle were hospitalized with injuries. a fourth occupant was lightly injured. A third car struck the wreckage, igniting gasoline from the Loscko car and creating a massive fire. The group was returning to Columbus after a picnic near Dayton.
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Springfield
Helen May
Columbus
Somerford
Stanley Loscke
Julia Martha May
Raymond Turtle
Loscko
Loscho
Dayton
Flyer Falls 4000 Feet Before Crowd at Depot Dedication
Milo Webster of Grand Rapids dies during a parachute jump at the dedication of a new airways depot in Muskegon Michigan. A crowd of 25 000 watches as Webster loses grip on the bar after parachute opens and falls to his death. His mother Mrs May Webster 82 collapses and is hospitalized.
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Muskegon
Mich
Milo Webster
Grand Rapids
Tone Sein
Airways
Webster
May Webster
British airmen rescued after Persian Gulf crash during record flight
Flight Lieutenants Carr and Gillman in a seven ton Hawker Rolls Royce dubbed the flying gasoline tank fell in the Persian Gulf while attempting a non stop flight from Cranwell to Calcutta. They were rescued by a ship near Bunder Abbas and uninjured. The craft carried 1100 gallons of fuel and logged about 2600 miles before ending in the gulf. Air Ministry dispatched Iraqi search parties but news remained scarce.
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John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
Co. R. Carr
Leonard Gillman
Cranwell
Calcutta
Persian Gulf
Lindbergh
Gulf
Karachi
India
Bunder Abbas
Bagdad
Iesbaden
Germany
Air Ministry
Iraq
Taurus Mountains
Giant Seismic Event Reported From Distant Quake
Washington and New Orleans authorities logged a major earthquake far from the capital. Georgetown University seismograph recorded a tremor estimated up to 7,800 miles away with timing around evening hours. Loyola University in New Orleans also noted extreme intensity with unclear direction of the tremors.
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Capital
Washington
Georgetown University
New Orleans
Seismon Ph
Loyola University
Wrile
Seismograph
Loyola Seismologists
American Destroyer Fire on Yangtse Warfront
The US destroyer Preble came under machine gun fire from Chinese forces on the Yangtse River Friday night and answered with its main armament. Reports say substantial damage was inflicted. Northern Chinese batteries shelled Chinkiang for two hours Sunday morning, mostly hitting Standard Oil property, with one tank reportedly set ablaze.
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London
Preble
Yangtse
Shanghai
Daily Mail
Chinkiang
Standard Oil Company
Lindbergh’s Genius Ties American Spirit Across France
Washington reports Ambassador Herrick in Paris says all France rejoices at Charles Lindbergh’s flight. The State Department released the Paris message praising Lindbergh as a symbol of youth courage and American daring. French Ambassador transmitted official congratulations from the French Government to Secretary Kellogg.
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Washington
State Department
President Coolidge
Ambassador Herrick
Paris
France
Charles Lindbergh
America
Nungesser
Coli
Kellogg
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