Hoover to Speak in Dixie in Radio Invasion Stop
President hopeful Herbert Hoover launches a Southern tour aimed at persuading voters in the solid Democratic South. He will address audiences in Elizabethton Tennessee at 3 PM after stops in Bristol and Childers. The speech will be broadcast by a network of twenty four stations including WLW.
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Associated Press
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Dixie
South
Hoover
Elizabethton
Tenn
America
Bristol
Childers
Hoover-Curtis Club
Fair
National Soldiers
Johnson City
Mrs Mary Emery estate ledger valued at 11 million plus
In Probate Court the inheritance tax appraisal fixed Mrs Mary M Emery Cincinnati philanthropist’s estate at 11 419 837 97. Breakdown lists Ohio real estate 4 074 059 80 Ohio personal property 1 038 856 23 non Ohio real estate 442 212 50 non Ohio personal property 5 864 709 44 with Mariemont Co stock 2 398 458 51 Mariemont Building and Loan 137 500 Emery Candle coin stock 105 600 debts 885 326 55 and admin costs 350 008
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Mary M.sEmery
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mariemont Company
Mariemont Building and Loan Company
Emery Candle Company
Justice Holmes sets record as oldest Supreme Court justice
Washington October 5 Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes becomes the oldest person to sit on the U S Supreme Court at 87 years 6 months 26 days breaking the mark of Chief Justice Taney died 1864 Holmes born March 3 1841 remains active noting cases and opinions while health holds steady and court activity continues. Atlanta Ga October 5 Clinton S Carnes former Southern Baptist Home Mission Board treasurer returns from Winnipeg to face a third indictment for embezzlement totaling about 1 000 000 in bonds including General Motors Florida East Coast Liberty Northern Pacific Switzerland and Toledo Edison bonds under contention with prior charges. Carnes held in Fulton County Jail after arrival.
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Washington
Oliver Wendell Holmes
United States Supreme Court
Roger Brooke Taney
Justice Holmes
Supreme Bench
Supreme Court
Atlanta
Clinton S. Carnesf
Southern Baptist Home Mission Board
Winnipeg
Carnes
General Motors
Florida East Coast Railroad
Liberty
Northern Pacific
Government of Switzerland
Toledo Edison
Home Mission Board
Fulton County
J. A. Hudson
R. T. Talbot
Identified as Member of Dumble Murder Gang
Roheny Ford, 30, arrested in an automobile at Ninth and Baymiller streets after being identified by four witnesses in the Pelican poolroom robbery at North College Hill. Ford is linked to the gang that shot and killed Peter Dumele village marshal on April 8. Detectives Schaefer and Kline acted on a tip. authorities pursue three or four other members.
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Roheny Ford
Ninth
Baymiller Streets
Joseph Schaefer
Herman Kline
Pelican Poolroom
North College’ Hill
Peter Dumele
Schaefer
Kline
Ford
Large Beban Movie Actor Injuries Reported
A film industry bulletin notes significant injuries linked to a prominent actor from the Beban circle. Details remain sparse but producers confirm hospital treatment and ongoing medical evaluation.
Plan for Cincinnati Symphony concerts at Music Hall
Dr. Louis T. More announced a move from Emery Auditorium to Music Hall to allow a fuller program and broader appeal. A box tier and redecorated capacity would enable the orchestra to perform at full strength, with work beginning by fall 1929 if funding and planning proceed.
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Louis T. More
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Music Hall
Emery Auditorium
More
Dr. More
The
Linton
Artie Mason Carter
Carter
Yankees Pound Alexander for 9 3 World Series Win
In the second world series game, the New York Yankees hammered Pete Alexander and the St. Louis Cardinals 9 to 3. The Yankee offense exploded behind timely hits and power as Alexander struggled, and Haines was prepared to start the next game for New York. Ruth and Gehrig featured early scoring as Gray-Haired veteran_cards were overwhelmed.
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Yankees
Pete’ Alexander
Cardinals
Stolen Money Case Ties College Clerk to Embezzlement
Audit details reveal Dorothy Currey, a West Chester State Teachers’ College clerk earning $1,380 yearly, defrauded funds totaling $15,252 to finance support for J. P. Treacy a Pittsburgh married man. She confessed to taking $11,869 with records showing $2,010 sent by wire, while Treacy denied engagement or receipt of funds.
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Harrisburg
John A. H. Keith
Public Instruction
Dorothy Currey
West Chester
Currey
West Chester State Teachers’ College
Auditors
J. P. Treacy
Pittsburgh
Teachers’ Protective Union of
Lancaster
Treacy
Atlantic City
Eleven Prisoners Escape From Kentucky Jail
Eleven prisoners escaped Franklin County Jail in Frankfort during a heavy rain, nine federal inmates among them. They pried up a floor grate, used a padlock, entered a death cell, and lowered themselves to the third floor with blankets and sheets as pursuit began.
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Frankfort
Franklin County
Franklin
Steve Toppas
Counterfeiter NABBED in Cell at Tennessee Prison
Federal and state officers raided a cell at Tennessee State Prison Nashville and caught Howard Barr a 30 year old counterfeiter who fought officers and tried to swallow the bill he was making. Pens inks and a steel saw were found hidden in his cell along with a drain pipe rig. Barr has escaped prison thirteen times and was previously a commercial artist.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee State
Howard Barr
A. A. McCorkle
Barr
Gunmen identified in Greenfield killings near pools creek ambush
Detective Fuller and Deputy Gugel identify Herman Steele of Newport and Dewey Colvin of Covington as the dead gunmen from the Pool's Creek ambush that killed William Tressler and wounded Patrolmen Harden and Hall. Indiana authorities pursue a third suspect, Jack Crawford, alias Jack Denny, as one man killed himself during a failed car hold-up near Greenfield. The pursuit followed tips from crime victims and ongoing officer pressure from Newport Covington and Louisville.
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William Tressler
Thomas
Second Pool’s Creek
Campbell County
James W. Hardin
Louisville
Leroy Hall
Covington
Greenfield
Ind
James Fuller
Newport
George Gugel
Fuller
Gugel
Herman Steele
West Tenth Street
Dewey Colvin
Indiana
Steele
Colvin
Jack Crawford
Jack Denny
Newman Guy
Shelburn
Sullivan County
Pool’s Creek
Tressler
George
Frank Mallone
Dayton Street
Cincinnati
George Mallone
Mallones
Guy
Toledo
Dream analyst predicts Republican victory in presidential election
Mayor Seasongood received a letter from Prof. T. G. Maurice of New York City claiming to forecast events. He says Hoover will be elected president in November, asserting 489 correct predictions since 1924.
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Seasongood
T. G. Maurice
New York City
Herbert Hoover
Governor Smith Denies Drunken Radio Claim
Edward G. Griffin releases statement on a Bible conference accusation that Gov. Alfred E. Smith was intoxicated after his Houston nomination. The note recounts Van Nostrand denying making the claim and an affidavit alleging at Winona Lake that Smith was drunken and distributing liquor at a public event.
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Albany
Edward G. Griffin
Smith
Capitol
George B. Graves
Manning E. van Nostrand
Emmanuel Baptist Church of
N. Y
Winona Lake
Winona
Ind
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Houston
van Nostrand
Van
Indiana
Dr. van Nostrand
Yankee Triumph Over Cardinals Deepens World Series Lead
The New York Yankees crushed Old Pete Alexander and the St Louis Cardinals 9 to 3 at Yankee Stadium. George Pipgras recovered from an early scare to blank the Cards over the last seven innings, while Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth powered the offense with timely hits including a first inning homer.
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Mitchell
Durst
Robertson
Douthit
Wilson
Alexander
Paschal
Gehrig
Dugan
Meusel
Bengough
Pipgras
Ruth
Frisch
Lazzeri
Koenig
Maranville
Bottomley
St. Louis
New York
High
Harper
Mitchel
Piograss
Hafey
Mitche
Ooopgrass
Losingitcher
Charles Rigler
N. L
William McGowan
A. L
Charles Pfirman
Clarence Owens
Invaders
Cardinals
Frankie Frisch
Hawk
Mathewson
Hoyt
Jim Bottomley
Yankees
Pete
Lou Gehrig
Cedric Durst
Babe Ruth
Clarence Mitchell
Young Durst
Old Pete
Byrd Arrives In Los Angeles Ill With Cold
Commander Richard E. Byrd arrives in Los Angeles suffering from a severe cold and 102 degree fever. He plans a two year water and air Antarctic expedition and tells reporters he will be all right tomorrow as officials and crowds greet him.
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Los Angeles
Richard E. Byrd
Byrd
Mistaken identity leads to alive veteran funeral plan
A man believed dead and registered as James Worley, 59, a rail yard switchman, was found alive after an autopsy and morgue misclassification. He had been injured by a car and treated at General Hospital, while another man slugged in Ludlow later collapsed and died en route to the hospital. Officials traced scratches on both men to a hospital register during the mix up at Four teenth street and Central Parkway.
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Los Angeles
George Beban
Big Pine
Cal
California Lutheran Hospital
Beban
San Francisco
Edith MacBride Beban
New York City
Lewis Beban
George
Mary
New York
Weber and Fields
Pasquale
Jules
Heart
Playa del Rey
Safita Monica Bay
James Worley
Switchman
West Liberty Street
Worley
Fourteenth Street
Central Parkway
General Hospital
Harvey Niésen
Ludlow
Front
Main Streets
Tuerck
Niesen
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G.O.P
WLW
Eign
W. B. Ragsdale
Boston
New England
Mary Emery
Jurist
Isociated Press
WY Holmes
Samuel
Dumble
Flighty Horse
Orchestra
Cardinal Pitchers
Rabe
Charley Horse
Neal O’hara
Indiana Prairies
Waite Hoyt
Nestal
Pirates
Huggins
Old Alexander
Alex
Haines
Vermont
Jess
Tom Heeney
Woodlawn
Babe
Homer
Piogras
Kentucky
Frankfort Prison
Tennessee
Tnugo Wallew Tressler Dea
Paulur
Wmith
Baptist Told Bible Conference
Official
Alan J. Gould
Associated Press Sports
Yankee Stadium
New York Yanks
Pete” Alexander
St. Louis Cardinals
Miller Huggins
George Pipgras
A. E. Douthit
C. F High
Feraleeeneeee Frisch
Serereerrtee Bottomley
Ib Hafey
Etre Rereeee Harper
R. F
Peeteeeeee Wilson
C. Maranville
P. Serene Nenebiebi
Orsatti
N. York
A. E. Durst
C. F .Paschal
C. F
S. S A
Wwe
Sergt Schath
Front Street
Vine
Race Streets
Elm Streets
Walter Campbell
East McMicken Avenue
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