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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1929

Page

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Anglo American Naval Talks Reach Near Agreement

Great Britain officially informs Japan France and Italy that five power naval talks nearing a possible agreement. An invitation to a London conference in January is handed to ambassadors, with notes from British Foreign Secretary Henderson inviting participation in disarmament discussions. The U S agrees with terms, and formal draft is not handed to Dawes. copies of identical notes are transmitted.

Washington Great Britain London Kyo Paris Rome Ambassador Dawes Japan France Italy Arthur Henderson

Five men linked to Wilbur White murder in Kentucky

Campbell County Prosecutor Roger L. Neff says the case is cleared as a fifth member, Paul Laney of Covington, is captured. Laney confessed to involvement in the Moonshiner Wilbur White slaying on Moock's road south of Newport. Cosden, Meyers, and Knox deny murder knowledge.

Paul Laney Covington Newport Artest Wilbur White Moock’s Road Roger L. Neff Campbell County Rohman Street John Phistner Newport City Scott Boulevard Neff White Marvin Knox John Cosden Earl Meyers James Klump Sundhby Laney Phistner Juanita Velez Klump Cassie Mayer

Five Charter Democrats May Take Cincinnati City Council

Republican candidate Max Friedman warned that five of the nine Charter Committee nominees are Democrats and would give the minority party control to Cincinnati if elected. He asserted the Charter Democrats push false issues while the Republicans published a clear platform on city problems.

Charter Committee Max Friedman Cincinnati Friedman Charter-Democrats Democratic Party Republican Party

Leap saves boy as porch fire kills two sisters nearby

A fatal house blaze at 1532 Teakwood Avenue in College Hill killed Patricia aged 4 and Margaret aged 8 while William A. Sennett aged 14 escaped to the flaming porch roof. Fred W. Lehman and his wife aided by shouting rescues helped a boy jump to safety before firefighters arrived, with two children still inside the burning home. The gas water heater exploded, blowing the tank through the first floor as flames engulfed the two-and-a-half story frame house. The parents were away in Cincinnati when the fire broke out just before midnight leading to tragic deaths and heroic neighbor actions.

Joseph H. Woeste College Hill William A. Sennett Teakwood Avenue Cincinnati Patricia Margaret General Hospital William Sennett Fred W. Lehman Buckeye Piston Supply Company Mrs. Lehman Mr. Lehman Capt Perry Doyle Ladder Company No. 5 Capt. Doyle

City registrars urge voting turnout for November 5 ballot

Tomorrow is registration day with booths open 8am to 2pm and 4pm to 9pm. Registration is required to vote in the municipal election featuring nine council seats four municipal court judges a board of education and $12,000,000 in bond issues. Additional sessions will be October 18 and 19.

Cincinnati Knights Templar Ohio Masonic Aeteple Scottish Rite Masonic Temple Lytle Park Greystone Musiq Hall Cincinnati Zoological Gardens Ohio River Island Maid Water Works Fernbank Dam Seasongood All Brother Frank A. McGee John C. Wilson Frank J. Zumstein Knight Templar Board of Education

Smith Leads In Detroit Primary Election Race

Detroit October 8 John W. Smith former Mayor led incumbent John C Lodge in early returns from the city primary with 194 of 752 precincts reporting. Smith has 16447 votes, Lodge 12540 and Charles W Bowles 10924. Two nominees to be chosen in November.

Smith Detroit John W. Smith John C. Lodge Lodge Charles W. Bowles

Eight Gary police officers arrested by U S marshals

Eight members of the Gary police and detective forces including two captains and two lieutenants were arrested by United States Marshals on warrants charging plotting to violate liquor laws. Indicted by the Federal Grand Jury at South Bend, the arrests followed a Northern Indiana probe. Those under arrest were Bodicka Smith Galloway Leach Papp Cook Salzman and Probl.

Gary Ind United States Federal Grand Jury South Bend Indiana James R. Bodicka John R. Smith Frank R. Galloway Matt Leach John Papp Frank Cook Oscar Salzman Henry Probl

Lindbergh Expedition Discovers Lost Maya Ruins

Radio operator for Col. Charles A. Lindbergh’s plane reports discovery of Maya ruins near Lake Yaxha in British Honduras during the third expedition leg. The crew includes Mrs. Lindbergh, Dr. A S Kidder, Oliver H Richetson, and W I Van Dusen aboard a large amphibian aircraft.

Lindbergh Miami Fla Charles A. Lindbergh Lake Yaxha British Honduras Pan-American Airways Belize Carnegie Institution Pan American Airways William Fehmer Ehmer Col. Lindbergh Mrs. Lindbergh Miaya Land Flores Tayasal Lindberghs A. 8. Kidder Archaelogical Branch Carnegie Istitution Oliver H. Richetson Carnegie W. I. van Dusen New York

Sedamsville Streetcar Route Debate in City Hearing

Residents urge changing the Sedamsville line to the Eighth Street Viaduct while Sixth Street works supporters argue for keeping the current Sixth Street route. City Manager Col Sherrill and Public Utilities Director E Don Gilman to submit reports following the Traffic Committee hearing chaired by Martin Daly.

Sedamsville Sixth Street Eighth Street City Council Martin Daly Lower River Col. Sherrill E. Don Gilman Public Cincinnati Street Railway Company

Fall of RIGKEN Ill in Court and Is Excused

Albert B. Fall, 68, ill with bronchial attack, was excused from court as his trial for bribery tied to the Elk Hills oil lease stalled by health. Prosecutor Roberts sought to admit evidence on the Doheny bribe while defense portrayed Fall in a favorable light, and more testimony followed as the case paused.

Washington Albert B. Fall Elk Hills Cal Edward L. Doheny Owen J. Roberts Fall Harding Department of the Interior Ward L. Doheny, Jr Roberts Doheny Company

Socialites Gather for British Premier Reception in Washington

More than 600 Washington elites attended a reception at the British Embassy honoring Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald. Notables included Mrs Dolly Curtis Gann and Mrs Alice Roosevelt Longworth, who had mixed social signals about attending. Officials not invited included Vice President Curtis and Mrs Gann, under diplomatic etiquette. The event featured an oval dining table with royal arms and a floral display of pink roses peonies and snapdragons, with champagne and port served.

Washington Esme Howard Isabella Embassy Ramsay MacDonald Ishbel Dolly Curtis Gann Alice Roosevelt Longworth Longworth Speaker Longworth Curtis Gann King of England Henry L. Stimson Charles F. Adams

Coupon Request to Cincinnati League of Women Voters

A mail coupon is sent to the Cincinnati League of Women Voters Headquarters at 324 Hotel Sinton. The notice states no charge and no solicitations.

Cincinnati League OF Women Voters Hotel Sinton

Mystery Woman in Pantages Trial Intensifies Defense Stance

In Los Angeles October 84 defense lawyers argued to counter Frederick Wise state witness testimony in the Alexander Pantages case. Wise testified the girl cried for help after fleeing a cubbyhole office and that Pantages warned her to stay quiet. He described scene of a disheveled Pantages being helped off the floor.

Los Angeles Alexander Pantages Frederick T. Wise Wise Pantages

Ehmke Stifles Cubs in World Series Opener

Howard Ehmke, 35, masterful with slow balls, limits the Chicago Cubs to 1 run as the Philadelphia Athletics win 3 to 1 at Wrigley Field. Foxx hits a homer, Tolson and Dykes errors sparking Cub trouble, while Root allows seven hits over seven for the loss. Attendance 50,740. gate $219,738.

Taylor Gonazles Root Bush Foxx Miller Stephenson Lhenglish Grimm English Hornsby Philadelphia Chicago Haas Cochrane Ehmke Simmons Boley McMillan Wilson Cuyler Hartnett Tolson William J. Kiem N. L William H. Dineen A. LL Charles B. Moran N.L Roy van Gratian A. L Wrigley Field Chicago Cubs Howard Ehmke Philadelphia Athletics A.’s. Cast of Stars, Ehmke Bruins Connie Mack Charley Tolson Ed Walsh White Sox Walter Johnson Senators Giants Hack .Wilson Cubs Fahmke Charley Root Poot Jimmy Foxx Young Athletics Cub Rogers Hornsby Hack Wil

Cleveland father held for murder in infant son death

Municipal Judge David C Meek today held Frank E Andrews 45 Cleveland to the grand jury on a murder charge after a preliminary hearing. Andrews is charged with killing his eighteen months old son five weeks ago by driving his automobile over Edgewater Cliff.

Cleveland David C. Meek Frank E. Andrews Andrews Edgewater Cliff

Scribe Fans Frantic Swings in World Series Tale

Baseball prose by Neal O'Hara describes Breeze Hornsby and Wilson's frantic swings against Ehmke. The piece, under World News Service copyright, features J. Herman Seidlitz as the expert observer tracking moves and judges during the series.

Scribe Neal O'Hara World News Service World Press Pub. Co J. Herman Seidlitz Landis Seidtity Graham McNamee Baltimore Orioles Brooklyn Robins Canaries Seidlitz Connie Mack

Connie Mack Steals Show in Opening Baseball Clash

Chicago October 9 Connie Mack remarks on the Athletics opening game performance. The A's had limited experience at the Cubs park and Mack notes Ehmke’s unexpected start after early advance plans.

J. Herman Seidlitz Chicago Connie Mack A.'s Cubs Ehmke Connie

Man Burned to Death in Truck Train Collision

Raymond Pavison of Detroit was killed when his Triangle Motor Freight Co truck struck by a northbound Baltimore and Ohio train in Dayton Ohio. Another truck driver from Detroit crossed safely. Pavison was trapped under spilled paint as flames ignited the vehicle.

Commercial Tribune Dayton, O Raymond “Shorty Pavison Detroit Triangle Motor Freight Company Cincinnati Baltimore and Ohio West Ninth Street Davison Hay Ks Sife Bolander Avenue

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