Perjury Trial in Earl Carroll Theater Case Continues
Joyce Hawley, 17, the bathtub girl in Earl Carroll's party, testified she was in the tub drunk as jurists hear whether Carroll lied under oath about the party. Defense witnesses claim she sought money after the incident, while prosecutors press that she was paid to alter grand jury testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joyce Hawley
Earl Carroll
Washington
Carroll
Miss Hawley
Augustus Thomas
Playwrit
al Jolsop
Cum Dian
Grand Jury
Chris Scaife
Scalife
United States
Buckner
O. K
D. D
Dora
Mr. Thomas
Cobb
Irving S. Cobb
Earl Carroll Theater
Whitman and Parole Heads Face Demands for Resignations
A Will County grand jury urged Warden John L. Whitman to resign at Joliet and head of the State Prison and Parole Board Will Colvin to quit. It asked dismissals for six prison staff and abolition of the honor farm amid findings of lax discipline and management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
Till
Illinois
Will County
John L. Whitman
Will Colvin
State Prison and Parole Board
C. Elinor Ruben
Chauncey Jenkins
State Department of Welfare
Frank Hooper
Hjalmar Rehn
Len Small
Jenkins
Colvin
Small
Springfield
Peter Klein
Klein
Nathan Leopold
Robert Franks
E. A. Kingstrom
Whitman
Pilsudski Government Must Go With Election Of President
In Pozsen, Poland, opposition leader Trampczynski says Pilsudski must undo his coup and agree to a new president elected by the National Assembly on Monday. He seeks a compromise candidate and insists the government not be a reflection of past actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilsudski
Posen
Poland
Trampczynski
Senate
Upper Silesian
Warsaw
National Assembly
M. Trampczynski
Colete
N. Y
Prohibition Regulation Debate Splits Congress In May Day Sert
An unofficial House committee moves to modify the Volstead Act to allow nonintoxicating beverages under state laws. Rep Hill leads the 60 member group drafting a bill. Dyer heads the subcommittee. Senate Judiciary weighs President Coolidge’s order on federal enforcement aid as Edwards and Caraway clash with wets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Representative Hill
Rep
Congréss
House Judiciary Committee
Judiciary Committee
Dyer
Missouri
Perlman
New York
Illinois
Weller
Congress
Senate Judiciary Committee
Coolidge
Swing
Representative Swing
Cal
California
Senate
Edwards
Dem
N. J
Caraway
Ark
Mark Day
Workhouse Incinerator Plan Discussed by City Council
Col Sherrill proposed converting the Colerain avenue Workhouse into a modern incineration plant for waste disposal with potential future power generation for city use. A three member council committee was approved to study whether to reopen the Workhouse and House of Refuge or sell, while a city research bureau study was commissioned for feasibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colerain Avenue
Col. Sherrill
Stahley Matthews
Matthews
Appoiéin
House of Refuge
Seasongood
Fred Schneller
Sherrill
Col
Municipal Research Bureau
Research Bureau
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Donahey Rescues Victims Of Auto Crash At Adams Mills
Gov A V Donahey and associates rescued occupants from an overturned truck in Muskingum County Adams Mills. They freed William Moore and Mrs Ira Stahr but could not pull Lille Belle Moore from beneath the wreck. additional motorists were summoned for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
A. V. Donahey
Adams Mills
Muskingum County
William Moore
Newcomerstown
Ira Stahr
Lille Belle Moore
Newtown Killing Case Shields Hidden Marriage Issue
Arthur Fix reveals his sister Lillian Fix never legally married to John Fechter, challenging the Slleder’s death claim. Mrs Katherine Fechter says she and Fechter wed in Dayton after believing she was his wife. Probate records show a 1899 license to James Sylvester and Lillian Fix. The inquest opens today as authorities pursue a new angle in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fechter
Lillian K. Fix
Fix
Newtown
Arthur Fix
Hamilton County
Mathias John Fechter
Dayton
Wouss
Katherine Fechter
Powers ‘Street
St. Bernard
Fechter
Mathias
F R
James Sylvester
Lillian Sylvester
Lillian Fix
Sylvester
Sonte
Mississippi
Seller of Zoo Sentenced in Cleveland Case
George Skolowski bought a fourth interest in the Brookside Zoo from Philip Radich for 1500 dollars but learned Radich lacked ownership. Judge Sturn sentenced Radich to five years in the Ohio Penitentiary for grand larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
George Skolowski
Brookside Zoo
Philip Radich
Radich
Sturn
Ohio Penitentiary
Desirable front room for rent attracts many calls
Mr. Albert Guelich of 537 Hickman street credits Commercial Tribune Classified Ads for a high response. He says his front room rental brought more calls than any other source and a good tenant was secured quickly. He advises readers to ask for an Ad-Taker when calling Canal 6300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guelich
Commercial Tribune
Memorial Day Bugler Albert E. Otte Dies at 81
Albert Edward Otte Sr. 81 retired dry goods broker of 854 Ludlow Ave. died yesterday at Bethesda Hospital after illness. A G A R veteran, he served as Fred C. Jones Post commander and secretary of the 137th Infantry Regiment Association. Survived by widow and four sons and a brother. Funeral at 2 p.m. tomorrow at his residence. burial in Spring Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Edward Otte
Dry Goods Commission
Ludlow Avenue
Bethesda Hospital
Republic
Otte
Boys In Blue
Fred C. Jones
137Th Infantry Regiment Association
W. C. Blodgett
Ottilia Otte
Harry Clifford Otte
Toledo
H. G. Otte
United States Army Engineers
Panama Canal Zone
E. Walker Otte
Louisville
Edward Otte, Jr
Cincinnati
William C. Otte
Pleasant Ridge
Spring Grove Cemetery
Rogers Visits Pope in Rome Audience
Will Rogers, the American comedian, was received in audience by Pope Pius during his Rome visit on May 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Will Rogers
Pius
Opposition widens over conduct of Women's Federation
Atlantic City May 26 Opposition to the General Federation of Women's Clubs administration broadens as Mrs Atwood Martin reveals a press letter about voting on resolutions and Kentucky foes. The Kentucky split risks a candidate for treasurer Mrs H G Reynolds of Paducah faces potential opposition as dissent grows. President Mrs Philip North Moore fainted from a heart attack after greeting, tonight programs include songs by Harriet Ware and state president greetings. 557 clubs are affiliated with the federation. Cincinnati Norwood Wyoming Ohio delegations are listed with officers and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women
Kentucky
Atlantic City
N. J
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Atwood Martin
Sherman
Federation
H.G. Reynolds
Paducah
Philip North Moore
St. Louis
National Council of Women
Harriet Ware
Plainfield
New York
Memory Amnesia Man Found In Cincinnati
A well dressed man, age about 30, arrived at General Hospital unable to remember his name or origins. He carried only a few items including a World War button, a key, and photos of a young woman. Police could not identify him, despite questioning and hospital tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Hospital
Cincinnati
Gibson Hotel
Harry Smith
Fifth and
Vine Streets
Grand Opera House
Jacob Schadt
Smith
Emery Hotel
Emery Arcade
Central Station
Frank McNeal
Lieut
McNeal
Hynicka
H. Fender
Trevor Street
Covington
Lieut. Arata
Fender
Abd-el-Krim Surrenders End of Moroccan Rebellion
Abd-el-Krim, long foe of France and Spain, surrenders unconditionally to French forces. He will travel to Fez and be received by Julés Steeg, signaling the end of the rebellion. a victory parade of prisoners accompanies his first group reaching Bou Achbelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred M. Murray
New York World News Service
Paris
Abd-el-Krim
France
Spain
Taza
Fez
M. Stegg
Sultan Mulail Yusef
Morocco
Abd-el- Krim
Chamber of Deputies
M. Steeg
N. Y
Irish fisherman finds bottle cast into sea by American
New York May 26 A Long Island man Donald Ogilivie of Hollis sent a bottle with a note to be tossed overboard in mid ocean for his brother Frank now in Europe. A Clifton Ireland fisherman John Connelly found the bottle while fishing and claimed the $1. Ogilivie mailed him a money order today to settle the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Frank
Europe
Donald Ogilivie
Hollis
Long Island
Ogilivie
John Connelly
Clifton
Ireland
Americans Held by Mexican Bandits Reported Tortured
Mexican bandits hold American mine owner C. Braden of Redo Texas in Durango and threaten 6000 pesos ransom. A second American, Gallagher, is missing with federal troops active in the search. J J Shanklin of El Potrero sugar plantation is reported kidnapped in Vera Cruz with U S Embassy involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
C. Braden
Laredo
Tex
Durango
el Universal
Torreon
Bartley F. Yost
Braden
Gallagher
J. J. Shanklin
el Potrero Sugar Plantation
Shanklin
O. M. Brown
el Potrero Plantation
Vera Cruz
Brown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shank
Bathtug Gil
Ord
Wut Whitman
Illinois Pardon Board
Ion of
Arno Dosch-Fleurot
Laws of
Council
Donahey
Man
Mrs. Fix
Tify
the Commercial Tribune
Albert Guelich
Hickman Street
Albert Edward Otte, SR
Albert E. Oute
Palf
Rogers
Pope
Ohio
Charles R. Fox
Randall J. Condon
Howard Ferris
Earl Galbraith
R. C. . Heflebower
Alice Laws
C. P. Smith
W.S. Stanage
Norwood
E. E. Allee
Wyoming
G. McDonald
Ruth C. Wood
Foreign Office
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!