Hoover Power Tariff Clash Sows Senate Debate
Senator Watson predicts Hoover will sign the tariff bill amid a Senate clash over a revised flexible clause. Senator Harrison denounces the measure as the President craving more authority and the conferees edge toward a Monday vote on the report. Barkley of Kentucky had previously blocked its adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Watson
Indiana
Hoover
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
Smoot
Utah
Tariff Commission
Barkley
Dem
Curtis
House
Harrison
Cincinnati to Honor War Dead With City Memorial Day Parade
Cincinnati prepares one of its largest Memorial Day observances with seven parade divisions. 100 Civil War veterans, G A R members, militia, officials, and thousands of schoolchildren join services at Spring Grove Cemetery. Most ceremonies center on the Unknown Dead mound and the lake for sailor dead. Grand Marshal Frederick R. Sparks and other dignitaries direct rituals, prayers, orations, taps, and floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Spring Grove Cemetery
Grand Army of the Republic
Frederick R. Sparks
Jacob Secrest
G A. R
Fred Pfiester
James Hughes, Jr
Spring Grove
L. G. Blair
Nellie Timnay
Elmer Schubert
Bruno Wende
Maj
Wende
Army
Frederick N. McMillin
American Legion
Froome Barbour
D. A
Marine Corps
W. A. Burlingame
Robert E. Bentley
Arthur C. Hill
State of North da
Fatal head-on crash on Cleves War-saw Pike claims Moore life
Edward Moore 42 of 425 Milton street was killed in a late afternoon two car collision near Western Hills Country Club in Hamilton County. Gore died from internal injuries at Price Hill Emergency Hospital. Four others injured include Mary Moore, Mary Ralbas, Claude Parker, and Bruce Parker. Moore’s brother Joseph and others fled the scene. witnesses say the crash followed Moore attempting to pass another vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Moore
Milton Street
Cleves-Warsaw Pike
Western Hills Country Club
Hamilton County
Gore
Price Hill Emergency Hospital
Mary Moore
Herbert Mardorf
Edward Hutzler
Moore
Claude Parker
Price Hill
Henry Borgmann
Busse and Borgmann
Golf Club
Three City Officers Suspended Over Alleged Theft and Duty Breach
Motorcycle Patrolman Charles Stevens of the Sixth District is suspended by Police Chief William Copelan pending a hearing before Acting City Manager John D. Ellis. Stevens is accused of taking a $6.50 watch believed dropped by thieves at a drug store on May 22. Two other officers, William McDermott and Edward Budde of the Fourth District, were suspended for leaving their beat to eat at a nearby restaurant, violating beat-sharing rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stevens
William Copelan
John D. Ellis
Stevens
Samuel Evans
Hickory Street
Erie Avenue
Elmer O'Neil
William McDermott
Edward Budde
Fourth District
Hold-Up Men Kill Young Mother During Robbery
Mrs. Trilby Smith, 28, was shot and killed near Ashtabula Ohio while traveling with her two children and husband to Memorial Day relatives at Austinburg five miles away. Husband T L Smith, a trucking contractor, said she was killed without warning by one of three men who held them up.
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Ashtabula
Trilby Smith
Here
Austinburg
T. L. Smith
Father Tells Of Own Sons Death in Brutal Fight
Arthur Adams spoke in Police Court about a deadly brawl at 1538 Denman Street where son Ansel and son Killis assaulted Raymond Adams after a dispute over a banjo. Raymond was beaten and rendered unconscious. Killis used a beer bottle and kept stomping, neighbors called police, and both sons fled and remain sought.
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Adamses
Denman Street
Adams
Arthur
Pater
Ansel
Kills
Raymond
Papa Adams
Killis
Killig
Wallaston woman jailed in mate killing case in Kentucky
Lena Pruett nineteen of Wallaston Kentucky was arrested by detectives at 502 Reading road where she worked as a nurse girl and held on murder charges. Kentucky grand jury indicted the girl and her parents in connection with the death of her husband found with a wooden wedge down his throat. The defendant claimed he died by his own actions and she waived extradition to return to Wallaston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Pruett
Wallaston
Schath and
Grause
Reading Road
Kentucky
Walter Fricke
Cincinnati
Netcher Divorce Suit Filed by Chicago Woman
Mrs Constance Reed Netcher files for divorce from Irving Netcher executive at the Boston Store. She accuses extreme cruelty in the suit filed in Chicago on May 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Constance Reed Netcher
Irving Netcher
Boston
Netcher
Warrantless Liquor Raids Stir Judge and Family
Judge William D. Alexander scolded the Police Department in Municipal Court over warrantless liquor arrests. He freed Eunice Davis and Nora Reeves, 28, after police broke a window to seize home brew at 1024 East McMillan Street. Reeves was charged with possession. Davis with sale and possession. Reeves’ husband Harry, 36, was charged with loitering but dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Alexander
Alexander
Liberty
Eunice. Davis
Nora Reeves
East Amicmillan Street
Davis
Reeves
Edmund Creelman
Joseph Marazzi
McMillan Street
Womtn
Harry Reeves
Bettman Defends Ohio Government Against Political Criticism
Ohio Attorney General Gilbert Bettman told the Lawyers' Club at the Metropole Hotel that recent emotion in Cincinnati did not improve government. He argued the office serves seven million clients with 1300 opinions yearly, noting the staff is underpaid and budgeting remains modest.
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Cincinnati
Gilbert Bettman
Ohio
Lawyers’ Club
Metropole Hotel
Columbus
Bettman
America
Riots Roar Across India and Burma Airing Tensions
Communal clashes flare in Dacca and Rangoon with multiple arrests and injuries. In Dacca the police chief was hurt as Gurkha troops were deployed and clashes spread to villages. In Lillooah police fired on a 4000-strong mob of railway workers. four wounded. Over 100 bodies buried from ongoing rioting in Burma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Dacca
Calcutta
Rair Bazaar
Lillooah
Rangoon
Burma
Hammerstein Widow Denies Vice Charges In Court
Mrs. Oscar Hammerstein widow, 47, testified in Women's Court denying most testimony by four vice squad officers accusing her of vice case. Her supporters call the arrest a frame up while lawyer Henry H. Klein charged perjury during a cross examination of patrolman John McHugh. She recounted events about a loan visit by McHugh and disputed timing and actions in her hotel room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Oscar’ Hammerstein
Henry H. Klein
John McHugh
McHugh
Presbyterian Church Elects Dr Kerr Moderator at General Assembly
Dr Hugh Thompson Kerr of Shady Side Presbyterian Church Pittsburgh was chosen moderator of the Presbyterian Church at Taft Auditorium by a 605 to 303 vote over Dr Henry B Masters. Kerr praised work against liquor gambling and Sabbaths profanation and will serve as presiding officer through June 5. He was born in Elora Ontario in 1872 and educated at Toronto and Western Theological Seminary.
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Hugh Thompson Kerr
Pittsburgh
The
Presbyterian Church
General Assembly of the Church
Taft Auditorium
Henry B. Masters
Philadelphia
Kerr
Cleland B. McAfee
Chicago
McAfee
Assembly
Dr. Kerr
Shadyside Presbyterian Church
National Church Organization
Presbyterian Board of Christian Education
Henry C. Sweringen
St. Paul
Republican Nominating Committee Names Hamilton County Ticket
The committee announced a slate for county administrative offices including William M. Anderson for County Commissioner Carl R. Wenzel for Sheriff Louis J. Schneider for Prosecutor A. E. Mittendorf for Auditor Dr Fred C Swing for Coroner George W Huston for Treasurer The slate was submitted to the Hamilton County Republican Central Committee for approval at a called meeting at headquarters Tuesday night.
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County Central Committee
William M. Anderson
Republican Nominating Committee
Hamilton County
Republican Central Committee
Fred Schneller
A. E. Mittendorf
The
Automobile Club
William Hess
Fred CC. Swing
Carl R. Wenzel
Norwood
Mr. Anderson
Louis J. Schneider
Nelson Schwab
George W. Huston
Spokesman Publishing
Opera Place
Cryer Avenue
Mittendorf
Board of Education
Board of County Commissioners
Ohio State Automobile Association
American Automobile Association
Clarion Avenue
Evanston
Swing
Independent Republican
Hamilton Avenue
College Hill
Republican Party
Cameron Avenue
Mr. Schneider
Schwab
Louis Capelle
Schneider
Warren Avenue
Clifton
Morr
Greenwell Avenue
Price Hil
Delhi Township
Aective
Republican
Hiller & Bletsch Company
East Pear Street
Huston
Abandoned baby found at police HQ cared for by officers
A month old baby left at the General Hospital with Roxie Beatty, 20, was brought to the police by Richard Garfield after she promised to return. Detectives Cleary and Curtis, aided by Mrs. Carrie Baken the jani tress, fed and warmed the infant with milk and hot water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cleary
Dan Curtiss
Carrie Baken
Daniel Curtis
Detective Cleary
Roxie Beatty
Dayton Street
Richard Garfield
Spring Grove Avenue
Garfield
Europe Losing Face in Asia Says Tagore
Rabindranath Tagore warns Europe has lost moral prestige in Asia and risks long term conflict. He urges a radical shift of mind and heart and a meeting between the East and West for understanding, as stated in an interview with the Manchester Guardian during his England visit.
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Europe
Asia
Rabindranath Tagore
New
England
Daylight Cigar Store Robbery by Four Bandits in Newport
Four armed men entered the cigar store of James Livingston at Tenth and York streets in Newport yesterday afternoon and demanded valuables. In under two minutes the robbers took about $759.50 from five men, with John Seffron losing $700 and Ralph Geller no valuables. Police were alerted by R L Warner of 1007 York Street, whose home nearby had been burgled for $30.
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James Livingston
Tenth
York Streets
Newport
Galvin Livingston
John Seffron
Cincinnati
Livingston
William Berberech
William Wiethholter
Ralph Geller
R.L. Warner
York Street
Warner
Kolodzik Fails to Stir Mayor with Charges
Hamilton Ohio May 29 Otto E Kolodzik Middletown Police Chief plans to charge J C Calhoun before the City Council but locals show little interest. Mayor Raymond H Burke may consult with council members if Kolodzik presents new facts. Prosecutor Primmer dismisses hearsay and notes lack of direct evidence for grand jury action.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Otto E. Kolodzik
Middletown
J. C. Calhoun
Raymond H. Burke
Kolodzik
Smokey
Joe Scherrer
Dayton
Doc” Roth
Robert Zwick
Calhoun
Roth
Doc” Spencer
Spener
Toledo
Columbus
Hamilton Council
Primmer
Scherrer
Life Saving Squad Fights Death in 24 Hour Oxygen Push
In Bellevue Kentucky Mrs. William Strack teetered on death from asthma as Newport life saving squad and doctors from Bellevue and Cincinnati maintained oxygen treatment for twenty four hours. The effort continued as medical staff monitored her breathing and pulse while oxygen flowed.
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O'Fallon Avenue
Bellevue
William Strack
Fred. Koehler
Co. €. Fide
Cincinnati
Temperatures and weather table across states with May 29, 1980 data
The report lists fair and cool to gradually warmer conditions in Ohio Kentucky Tennessee and Indiana with mostly fair weekends. A table shows current and high temperatures along with last twenty four hour precipitation across cities such as Eastport Louisville Boston Nashville Albany Cleveland New York Detroit Atlanta Chicago Jacksonville Duluth St Louis New Orleans Kansas City Galveston Omaha Pittsburgh Denver and more. May 29 1980 daily record includes highs, lows, averages and precipitation.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Indiana
Eastport
Louisville
Boston
Nashville
Albany
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
S.S. Marie
Wash'ton
Chicago
Ville
Duluth
Atlanta
St. Louis
N. Orleany
Kansas City
Galveston
Omaha
Pittsburgh
Denver
Clear
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Congress
Harold Oliver
Brother
Gettman
India
Hammerstein
Denico
Gotham Clubwomen
Presbyterian Assembly
Bath
LeGla
Carl A. Wenzel
F. J. Morr
G. W. Huston
F. C. Swing
Prosecutor’s Office
Babe
Koehler
Strack
James Fuller
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