Infantry Holds Lead in Defence at Air Board Hearing
Army officers testified before the air board that the infantry remains the backbone of national defense. They argued land power is essential and air power cannot replace the will and discipline of soldiers, countering Colonel Mitchell’s view of aviation dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army General Staff
President's Air Board
National Defense
William Mitchell
Charles P. Summerall
Hugh A. Drum
General Staff
Mitchell
Army Air Service
Drum
Patrick
Martin B. Madden
House Appropriations Committee
Weyerbacher testifies removal of engine harmed Shenandoah
Navy inquiry heard Commander Ralph D. Weyerbacher say no rigid airship could survive Shenandoah wreckage storm. He testified the sixth engine removal weakened the ship and that the airship was stronger than the German L-49, while noting an in-storm center is doomed for dirigibles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
Ralph D. Weyerbacher
Naval Aircraft, Factory
Philadelphia
Naval Court of Inquiry
Shenandoah
Weyerbacher
William Nelson
Construction Corps
Charles EB. Rosendahl
Garland Fulton
Bureau of Aeronautics
Abductor in Louisville Linked to Davidson Kidnapping
Miss Eleanor Davidson of Louisville was held four hours in a Covington bound car by a man of about 50 with a pitt ed left eye. An anonymous letter received three weeks earlier suggested he might be from Louisville, prompting a statewide manhunt and renewed police searches in Cincinnati and Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Davidson
Louisville
Cincinnati
Covington
Miss Davidson
W. F. Shad
Western Parkway
Gibson
Hotsy-Totsy
Edward Lloyd
Madison Avenue
Sixth and
Vine Streets
Oyler School District seeks new building amid rivaled funding claims
A West End Cincinnati delegation of Oyler parents and businessmen pressed the Board of Education to replace the aging Oyler School with a modern building. They argued against perceived favoritism toward wealthier districts and urged action for a $300,000 plus project, with plans to draw designs by spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyler School District
Program of Education Board
Cincinnati
Oyler
Board of Education
Samuel Aci
United States
Oyler School
Storrs
Burns Street
Henry Ratterman
Ratterman Motor Service Company
West End
Evabdaes
Ratterman
George A. Schulze
Cincinnati Bank & Trust Company
Act
Arthur P. Taylor
Charles Taylor & Sons Company
M. Birch
Oyler School Mothers’ Club
Ach
Jewel thefts and embezzlement shake three cities
A. Wagner of LI Press & Sons was jailed in Orlando on embezzlement charges for an alleged jewel theft of about 135000. In New York four robbers stole 25000 worth of silk from Samuel J. Aronson & Co, leaving a watchman gagged. Diplomat Senor Merry del Val reported a burglary of 50000 in royal decorations and jewels in his East Fifty fourth Street apartment. Dave Holtz of Chicago reported a 30000 diamonds robbery on a Chicago to Quincy train, with gems valued at 250000 missing from three parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando, Fla
A. Wagner
LI. ‘Press & Sons
Philadelphia
Orange County
Abraham Press
New York
Madison Square
Samuel J. Aronson & Co
Domingo Merry del Val
Cardinal Merry del Val
Senor
Merry del Val
East Fifty-fourth Street
Fifth Avenue
Order of the
Order of Isabella the Catholic
Spain
Patino Mines and Enterprises Consolidated, Inc
Quincy, II
Dave Holtz
Chicago
Holtz
Mother Fails to Call for Boy Found by Police
Police in the Fifth District cared for a crying two year old found at Liberty and Baymiller streets around 2:30 PM. Unable to identify him, officers kept him at the station until a few hours later a woman called but disconnected, leaving the child at the Children's Home for the night. The boy wore a black and white jumper, white shoes, and weighed 35 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth District
Liberty and
Baymiller Streets
Rigney
Meyers
Liberty
Chamber of Commerce backs street widening and amendments
Directors of the Chamber of Commerce at a meeting endorsed street widening proposals and three constitutional amendments including tax classification for property, limited bond payments during improvements, and four year terms for state and county officials. The board also approved raising councilmen salaries to 5000 a year under the city manager plan and planned action on additional bond issues at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Women’s Home Missionary Society elects five national VPs
The Women’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church elected five national vice presidents. Named were Mrs. A. H. C. Goode of Sidney, Mrs. George O. Robinson of Pasadena California, Mrs. W. F. Anderson of Brookline Massachusetts, Mrs. N. D. Jones of Cincinnati Ohio, and Mrs. Mary Fisk Park of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Cal
Women’s Home Missionary Society of
the Methodist Episcopal Church
A. H. C. Goode
Sidney
George O. Robinson
Passadena
W. F. Anderson
Brookline
Mass
Rs. N. D. Jones
Cincinnati
Mary Fisk Park
New York City
District considers cost rise for Heberle School and projects
Delegation urges action as district faces bills near 800000 while plans for Heberle School and other projects proceed. Board sends payroll and Amity transfer issues to committees and receives a New York Police Department accident prevention book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heberle School
Oyler District
Ach
Board of Education
Amity
Silverton
Cincinnati Board of Education
Superintendent of Schools
New York Police Department
Commercial Tribune Subscriber Collects $500.00 for Eye Loss
Theodore Ohl of 5106 Spring Grove avenue was injured when his automobile hit an embankment on Hillside avenue. A glass fragment entered his eye, leading to its removal at Good Samaritan Hospital. He held a $1,500 travel accident policy that paid $500 for loss of eye. The present policy pays $1,000 for loss of eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Theodore Ohl
Spring Grove Avenue
Hillside Avenue
Mr. Ohl
Good Samaritan Hospital
Ray
Continental Insurance Co
St. Louis
Commercial Cincinnati
Continental Life Insurance Company
Census of Cincinnati Area Residents Listed in Directory
A long list of Cincinnati area addresses and residents appears, noting numerous individuals across neighborhoods such as Norwood Covington and Newport. The compilation includes J L Steele, Albert Keiser Jr, John Jung, Arthur Juergens, Henry Feiser, George Schmitt, Bernard Klein, Fred Koester, Lodwick, Jos L Passauer, Fred Hannig, Amos Trua, George Frey, Wm Frohman, John Anderson, Harold Bingman, Florence Jackson, Mary Scott, Clarence Buddelmeier, Eldon J Wright, Minia Brookover, John Ludwig, John W Brazelton, Hattie Eckman, Robert Wirthlin, John Reeve, Chas Renn, B Menninger, Chas Stevie, George Hengehold, Albert Burns, Charles Bagby, John Flynn, Jos Redmond, Alexander McSurely, Joseph Weber, Leo Henkel, F W Backmeier, Harry Hoppe, Thos Wilson, Warren England, Geo Fingus, Margaret Gibson, John Armbruster, Raymond Godfrey, Edward Wagner, Carl Weber, Fred Geisler, Wm Eggert, Edw Steinway, Mabel Eggert, Paul Krueger, Andrew Hader, J Stanley Heck, Jos Lancett, J Ogle, Anna Adams, Addie McKesson, Elmer Doench, Morris Bently, Frank Albert, Art Tonaker, Chas Goetzel, J F Gallagher, Frank Larkin, Ed Stapleton, Jerome Gallagher, Jas Mathers, Albert Rinckenberger, Mrs Minyme Way, Jacob Weibel, Geo Zimmerman, Ora Tillinghast, L E Tillinghast, Theodore Ohl, with monetary amounts 62.85 and 60.00 noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Steele
McAlpin
Cincinnati
Ohio
Albert Keiser, Jr
Trevor
Robert B. Horton
W. Fourth St
John Jung
Freeman Ave
Arthur W. Juergens
Hazel and Williams
Norwood
Henry Feiser
E. Fourth St
O. Geo. Schmitt
Sauer
Bernard Klein
Ononta
Fred’k H. Koester
Glenway
Onis
P. Lamping
Fairfield Ave
Bellevue
Lodwick
Wilmer
Cadaural
O. O
Jos
L. Passauer
Ross Ave
Fred Hannig
Race St
Amos M. Trua
Harrie
Geo. J. Frey
Verdin
Wm. Frohman
Clay Se
John Anderson
Bend Hill
Harold Bingman
E. McMicken
Florence D. Jackson
Purcell Ave
Mary E. Scott
Beechwood Rd
Covington
Clarence Buddelmeier
Mill Ave
Mr. Ponder
Montgomery Rd
Silverton
Saas
Eliz
Jane Schwab
Fifth Ave
Dayton
Eldon J. Wright
Aaa
McCarren
Sierra St
Minia Brookover
Vine St
John Ludwig
Pierce Ave
van Zandt
Cinti
John W. Brazelton
Montieth Ave
Cinsinhati
Hattie M. Eckman
W. Seventh St
Robert Wirthlin
Hamer St
John Reeve
Darwin Ave
Alexander McSurely
Oxford
Joseph Weber
Mohawk St
O. W. Brag
Runnymede ‘Ave
Leo A. Henkel
W. University
O. H. Berling
Quebec Rd
F. W. Backmeier
Harry Hoppe
W. Court St
Thos. Wilson
Warren England
Hillside Ave
Geo. Fingus
Cintinosti
Margaret Gibson
Hazel Ave
John Armbruster
Wheeler Ave
Raymond A. Godfrey
Tusculum Ave
Cincina
Edward Wagner
Cooper St
Carl Weber
Fred Geisler
Armory Ave
Wm. G. Eggert
Shaffer
Steinway
California Ave
Mabel Eggert
Paul Krueger
Elder St
Andrew Hader
North Bend Rd
J. Stanley Heck
Sunset Ave
Ft. Thomas
Jos. M. Lancett
Linn St
McMicken
Anna Adams
Powers St
Ric Addie McKesson
Wyoming Ave
Elmer Doench
Chase St
Morris Bently
Dana Ave
Frank J. Albert
Ert
Tonaker
Gest
Chas. S. Goetzel
Loth St
J. F. Gallagher
Park Ave
Frank Larkin
Ed. Stapleton
E. Sixth St
Jerome F. Gallagher
Jas. R. Mathers
Albert Rinckenberger
Nixon
Charles Krackman
East Liberty St
Minyme W. Way
Branchester
Univ
C.ceecee Jacob Weibel
Elberon Ave
Geo. A. Zimmerman
Otte Awece
Ora Tillinghast
Buxton
L. E. Tillinghast
Theodore Ohl
Spring Grove Ave
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The
Associated Press
Hunt Gul
George Remus
Gidding & Co., Inc
Vine Street
ELECT
Missouri
Commercial ‘Tribune
Part
Lees of Life
Tribune
Ntinental Life Insurance Co
Accident and Health Department
St. Louis, Mo
the Continental Life Insurance Co
Accident and Health Dept
Weeks
Canal
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