US and Britain vow to banish war and seek seas accord
President Hoover and Prime Minister MacDonald jointly declare that war between the United States and Great Britain is banished and that a satisfactory settlement of old tensions, notably freedom of the seas, is now possible. A London five power naval parity invite is mentioned but not confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
MacDonald
United States
Great Britain
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Mr. Hoover
No. 10 Downing Street
Gun Battle Kills Police Officer in Hammond Raid
In Hammond Indiana on October 9 a police raid to capture bandit suspects led to a gun battle that left one police detective and one bandit dead and three other officers seriously wounded. The incident occurred in the city center during the rendezvous with suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Ind
Hammond, Ind
Procter & Gamble Elects New Board Members At Stockholders Meeting
John J. Rowe of Madison Road elected to the P and G board to succeed his father William L Rowe who resigned. Frank E. Goodlander and Charles Bailey along with William Cooper named as employee representatives. Col. William Cooper Procter spoke of excellent business, expansion plans on the West Coast, and new cotton seed oil plants. The board includes Herbert G. French and others. details listed. Separately, bandit raid at Palm Gardens ends with a fatal police shooting involving Officer Walter Waszynski and suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Rowe
Madison Road
First National Bank
Procter & Gamble Company
William Lowe
Sixth
Main Streets
Frank E. Goodlander
Lawn Avenue
Charles Bailey
Fort Ivory
N. Y
William Cooper
Kansas City
Col
William Cooper Procter
Col. Procter
Procer
South
Herbert G. French
Cecil H. Gamble
James N. Gamble
William Procter
R. R. Deupree
George D. Crabbs
Charles S. Dupuis
Leo Fox
Walter Waszynski
Illinois
Peter Jugusginovitch
William Jesky
Virginia Russel
Macon
Harriet Hersdon
Milwaukee
Wis
Steve Davenport
John Lawy
Buddy Towpkins
Hammond
Faraggi
John Boss
Palm Gardens
William Siddles
Fox
Intense heat blocks Reggu at Baby Sisters blaze
Col Sherrill probes College Hill home fire that killed Margaret eight and Patricia four, daughters of Mr and Mrs Sonnet. Hearing shows heat, not smoke, killed the children. firemen arrived within minutes, but questions lingered on entry attempts and response times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Sherrill
College Hill
Margaret
Patricia
William A. Sonnet
Teakwood Avenue
Fred Lehman
G. C. Coors
College Hil
Leonard Westcott
Reorganization Plan Voted For U S Printing and Lithograph Co
Stockholders will vote at a special meeting on October 25 to approve a plan for restructuring. The exchange scales common stock 3 for 1 and second preferred into a new series A preferred, with about 1 million in new capital via sale of 10 239 shares to bankers and up to 10 000 more at the directors option. Dividends of 3 per year on the new preferred, redeemable before 1935 and later, with convertibility into new common stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Printing and Lithograph Company
Knights Templar Parade Dazzles Cincinnati Crowd
Thousands watched the Knights Templar of Ohio in a major parade through downtown Cincinnati led by Grand Commandery officers. About 5,000 knights in glittering regalia filled Main Street as ticker tape and confetti drifted from offices. Hanselmann Commandery drew strong applause, and events shifted to a grand ball alternative at Music Hall with vaudeville acts, while Grand Officers election was set for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Masonry
Knights Templar Ohio
Covington
Newport
Hanselmann Commandery
Greystone
Music Hall
Masonic Temple
Athletics Hammer Cubs In 9-3 Rout At Wrigley Field
In Chicago on October 9, the Athletics slugged the Cubs 9 to 3 at Wrigley as Al Simmons and Jimmy Foxx led a barrage that chased Pat Malone early. Foxx hit his second homer of the series, Simmons his first, while Lefty Grove relieved Earnshaw with fast balls to halt Chicago’s bats. Thirteen Cubs struck out, drawing boos as Hornsby and Cuyler fanned in frustration in front of 49,987 fans. (Continued on Sixth Page)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Foxx
Connie Mack
Babe Ruth
Chicago
Athletics
Jimmy
Bing Miller
Foxx
Zack Taylor
Associated Press
Wrigley Field
Cubs
Philadelphia
al Simmons
Pat Malone
Hal Carlson
Simmons
Hack Wilson
George Earnshaw
Lefty Grove
Bruins
Zanuch
Howard Ehmke
Rogers Hornsby
Kiki Cuyler
Earnshaw
Grove
Brummitt Files Divorce Over Cruelty and Imprisonment
Paul Brummitt an automobile mechanic of 4000 St Martins Place Cneviot charges his wife Ida Mae Brummitt now jailed with cruel treatment including locking him in the bathroom false accusations and constant calls to his workplace The suit notes her September 30 arrest for larceny and a suicide attempt by poison They were married June 13 at Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Brummitt
St. Martin's Place
Cneviot
Common Pleas Court
Ida Mae Brummitt
Brummitt
Newport
Rink Courting Couple Plans October Rollerskating Wedding
Willis Verril and Helen Kane met at the Palace Garden Roller Rink on February 12 and eight months later will wed at their first meeting venue on wheels. Verril, 0, lives at 3752 Beechmont Avenue. Kane, 18, resides at 5307 Hiunter Avenue Norwood and works for United States Playing Card Company. Reverend David Frayers of Columbia Church of Christ officiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Verril
Beechmont Avenue
Eastern Motors Company
Helen Kane
Hiunter Avenue
Norwood
United States Playing
David fFayers
Columbia Church of Christ, Stanley and
Columbia Avenues
Four Levinson case indicted and farm raid clashes
The Federal Grand Jury indicted four people in the Louis Levinson led Standard Outfitting Company bankruptcy case for conspiring to conceal property and mail fraud. Names include Mrs Rebecca Levinson Louis T Murphy Ray Steinmetz and Fred W Heckle. Also indicted were three alleged interstate motor theft operators and six farmers who resisted tuberculosis testing of cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Levinson
Standard Outfitting Company
Lockland
Federal Grand Jury
Hamilton
Middletown
Dayton
Levinson
Rebecca Levinson
Hutchins
Charles T. Greve
William T. Strawn
Owen Moore
Garland Avenue
Norwood
Russell J. Maier
Hanover Street
Herbert Herbstreet
Strawn
Herbstreet
Liberty Township
Bureau of Animal Husbidry
Bert A. Whipp
John A. Donson
Valeria Donson
James Nelson Griffin
Louis I.hawkins
Mary Enyeart
Senate Rejects Philippine Independence Tied to Tariff Vote
The Senate voted 45 to 36 against amending the tariff bill to grant independence to the Philippines after a constitutional convention. Senators argued the move was not a test on independence but to avoid delaying tariff passage amid debate on self-government for the islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Philippines
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Today
Islands
United States
Five Die as Passenger Train Crashes Near Portage
Five killed and unknown number injured when Pennsylvania Railroad passenger No. 4 collided head on with an extra freight at Portage near Johnstown. Engineers W T Johnson and W C Reed dead. fireman William McClain among the injured, sleepers bound for Wilkes Barre Harrisburg and Washington. Relief trains with nurses and doctors went to the scene. main line traffic halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
J. S. Buzzard
Pennsylvania Railroad
Portage
Johnstown
Buzzard
Buzard
William McClain
W. T. Johnson
W. C. Reed
W. ¢. Reed
Wilkes-Barre
Harrisburg
Washington
Ohio Real Estate Boards Convene in Columbus
Real estate brokers from across Ohio gather in Columbus for the 20th annual Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards convention. Don G. Boyd of Dayton heads the association as talks by John B. Spilker of Cincinnati and others focus on market strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Hahnemann
the Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
Ohio
Columbus
Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards
Cincinnati
John B. Spilker
Cincinnati Real Estate Board
Don G. Boyd
Dayton
Boyd
Spilker
John B. Keena
George F. Conver
Cleveland
Ohio Penitentiary
Walter S. Schmidt
Don’t Delay Register Today For City Election
Public notice urges immediate voter registration with polling hours 8am to 2pm and 4pm to 9pm for the November 5 city election. It lists nine City Council seats four Municipal Court seats four Board of Education seats and fourteen bond issues totaling 12 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Elections
Canal 130
Board of Education
Obey Struck From Episcopal Marriage Vows
New York World News Service reports the Protestant Episcopal church issues a revised prayer book after fifteen years of study. The marriage vow no longer includes the word obey and removes the notion of the wrath of God as a cause of illness. The service for visitation of the sick also changes substantially, yielding a nearly new form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Protestant Episcopal Church
Surprise Witness Claims Pantages Sought Paid Perjured Testimony
Jay Sheridan testified at the Alexander Pantages assault trial that the defendant offered money for false testimony. He said Pantages planned to use him to damage Eunice Pringle by tying her to a woman known as Skidds. Sheridan said he later learned Eunice Pringle and Skidds Pringle were different people from a newspaper photo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pantages
Los Angeles
Jay Sheridan
Alexander Pantages
Sheridan
Eunice Pringle
Tijuana
California
Machine Gun Stolen From Detroit Armory
Three men and a young woman were detained by police in Detroit in connection with last Sunday’s theft of a machine gun from the United States Marine Corps Reserves Armory. Guards Forsyth and Pryor were forced to lie on the floor during the robbery. Suspects named are Margaret Carnes 21 Emmet Schaffer 26 Joe Marsh 21 and Allen Ostranger 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
United States Marine Corps Reserves
Corp
Z. W. Forsyth
W. P. Pryor
Margaret Carnes
Emmet Schaffer
Joe Marsh
Allen Ostranger
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France
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Italy
Goodlander
Bailey
Reggu
FOXXY
Jimmy New
Sultan OF Swat
Hornsby
Alan Gould
Elizabeth Marbury
Bachelor, Women
David Belasco
Robert Aura Smith
Panama City
Walter C. Phillips
Frank Byers
Next Sunday
Commercial Tribune
Levon iAat
D. Harold Oliver
J. B. Spilker
First Voters’ Party
Sinton Ballroom
League OF Women . Voters
Hotel Sinton
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