Dependable Securities Tied to Cosmopolitan Bank Indictments
Accountant Cecil Hall testified in Judge Bell’s court about loan records linked to a 165000 loan to A L Pachoud and 9500 paid to the John H Meiners trustee account. The state argues the funds flowed to Dependable Securities, a Dorger operation, via false book entries and embezzlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cécil Hall
Kreis Avenue
Nelson Schwab
Cosmopolitan Bank
Charles S. Bell
Criminal Court
Frank J
Clarence A. Dorger
Mr. Hall
A. L. Pachoud
Dorgers
Schwab
Dudley M. Outcait
Louis J. Schneider
Pachoud
Stella Drummy
Mr. Pachoud
Schneider
John H. Meiners
Dependable Securities Company
Lorger
Dorger & Dorger
Frank
Clarence Dorger
Meiners
Hall
Bank
Com
Exiled widow Oscar Hammerstein's widow cleared on appeal
Mrs. Oscar Hammerstein, exiled in France after a vagrancy conviction, is cleared by the Appellate term of Special Sessions. She plans to return to New York soon as supporters hail the verdict. Hammerstein's stepson Arthur remains distant while advocates celebrate the decision and assert her innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Oscar Hammerstein
France
Earl Smith
Hammerstein
Paris
Women's Court
Arthur Hammerstein
Appel
Baeta
Chicago
Thompson
James Hamilton Lewis
United States
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Verity Sees Steel Industry Advancing After Stability Push
Chicago October reports the seventh annual industrial conference urging stability in business and employment. George M. Verity of American Rolling Mill says steel will move forward soon if anti-trust laws no longer hinder cooperation. Rail executives caution that railroad credit and valuation require careful regulation to ensure proper returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Chicago
University of Chicago
Verity
George M. Verity
American Rolling Mill Company
W. B.storey
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Storey
Ohio Governor Hails Croxton UHI Relief Leader Move
Gov. Myers Y. Cooper praises Fred C. Croxton Columbus in charge of Ohio unemployment relief for being loaned to Washington to aid the national program. He cites Croxton's work on eighty county job bureaus and says the federal government will oversee details while Ohio funds are shifted to highway work to aid drought struck families. Cooper blasts opponents and says relief will proceed despite legal obstacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem, O
Fred C. Croxton
Columbus
Ohio
Washington
Myers Y. Cooper
Cooper
Croxton
Will T. Blake
Robert F. Lamont
Franklin County
Edward J. Marquart Named to Command Louisville
Capt. Edward J. Marquart of Valparaiso Indiana has received orders to command the 10,000 ton cruiser Louisville when it is completed early in 1931 at Puget Sound Navy Yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edward J. Marquart
Valparaiso
Ind
Louisville
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Hoover and Woods outline relief plan for idle workers
President Hoover and Col. Arthur Woods discussed a serious unemployment problem at the White House. The plan centers on jobs and relief without direct dole, coordinating local efforts and sharing results across regions. Experts study expanding the Bureau of Labor Statistics to guide remedies amid manpower displacement by machines. A 44 hour work week for federal workers was urged to create about 50 000 jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
Hoover
Arthur Woods
White House
Col. Woods
Harding
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Wagner
James J. Davis
Bureau
Pittman
Dem
Tex
Seven Miners Rescued Alive After German Mine Disaster
In Alsdorf Germany seven miners were rescued alive from the Anna No 2 Mine after an explosion that killed 248 and left about 25 unaccounted for. Four survivors were severely injured by poisonous fumes and one died. Nine others at 1200 feet were found. six died and three injured. The disaster's cause remains unclear with damp coal suspected. Condolences pour in as victims are buried Saturday.
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Alsdorf
Germany
Anna No. 2
Galli Curci Hurt In Auto Spill Near Birmingham
Mme Amelita Galli Curci and her husband Homer Samuels escaped serious harm after their car overturned near Birmingham England. The chauffeur swerved to avoid a collision with another vehicle, losing control and causing the crash with a famous soprano among the injured party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
England
Mme
Amelita Galli-Curci
Homer , Samuels
Old-Fashioned Stomach Aches Go Modern in Wavy Talk
In Minneapolis on October 22, the International Medical Assembly heard that old fashioned stomach pains are often signs of serious illnesses such as appendicitis and kidney disease. Dr. William D. Lower warned against diagnosing by old remedies like castor oil, noting dangers of untimely treatment. Dr. Isaac A. Abt emphasized milk supply improvements and infant care while warning that pneumonia remains a leading threat to children, requiring broad education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
International Medical Assembly
William D. Lower
Clinic Foundation
Cleveland
Lower
Isaac A. Abt
Northwestern School of Medicine
Vice Ring Traps Thompson Asks Women For Profits
Sensational charges claim a vice ring using police, stools, and bondsmen has drained women and show girls of more than $1,000,000 a year through magistrates court schemes. The dove, an alleged stool pigeon, describes the operation spanning police vice squads and court officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vice Ring
Thompson
New York World News Service
New York
Isidor J. Kresel
Appellate Division
Kiesel
Broad Way
Ring
Massacre of 8000 in Kiangsi by Chinese Reds
Dispatches report eight thousand people killed in Kiangsi Kiang province during a Communist siege beginning October 6. Missionaries held at Kiang are said to be ransom targets as fires burn city districts and bodies are seen on rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Kian
Kiangsi
Migniani
Kiukiang
Reds
Kan River
Nachang
Longworth Defends Defenses Aims at BolsHEvists and Aliens
Speaker Nicholas Longworth addressing Cincinnati reservists blasted Bolshevists and aliens as cattle and urged suppressing subversives. He cited J Hamilton Fish on Communist numbers and argued for seizing ships to “end this class” of dissenters. He recalled U S WWI synthetic coal tar import limits and praised Chemical Warfare branch for military insight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Longworth
Congress
Cincinnati
Reserve Officers’ Association
Cincinnati Club
J. Hamilton Fish
New York
Congressional
United States
Longworth
Washington
Germany
France
Great Britain
Chemical Warfare Branch
Coste's Wife in Paris Hears He's Bringing Home U S Bride
Paris reports that Dieudonne Coste the French air ace may return to France with an American bride. Madame Coste, unsettled by the cables from New York, awaits a radio denial. She has received wireless messages from the liner France claiming a reunion at Le Bourget and Le Havre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coste
Paris
U. S
New York World News Service
Dieudonne Coste
France
New York
Madame Coste
le Bourget
Dieudonne
le Havre
Williamsburg Fire Leaves Main Street Desolate
A $100000 blaze in Williamsburg Clermont County Ohio destroyed five main business blocks including the Odd Fellow Building and Fishback’s harness works. Lacking water works and fire protection, volunteers and six fire companies battled the fire as cisterns ran dry and a 1300 foot hose line drew water from the Little Miami River. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Cincinnati
Clermont County
Danberry
Odd Fellow
Fishback
Tom Danberry
Bell Telephone Company
Robert Ellis
Farmer's and Merchant’s Bank
Charles Curry
Little Township
Saalee Easatt Ora
Bethel
Milford
Batavia
Sardinia
Aswell
Walter Huxel
Little Miami River
E H Shields Jr Dies After Orange N J Crash
Edward H Shields Jr 33 former Cincinnatian World War veteran and Standard Brands executive dies from injuries after an automobile crash at his Orange New Jersey home. He was son of Edward H Shields Sr treasurer of Chatfield Corp brother of William Shields chemist of Emery Industries. He left a wife Janette a son Daniel and a sister Margaret. Funeral arrangements unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Shields, Jr
Standard Brands
Orange
N. J
Mr. Shields
Edward H. Shields
Chatfier Corporation
William Shields
Emery Industries
Hoffman
Hughes High School
University of Cincinnati
136Th Field Artillery
Fleischmann Company
New York
Janette Shields
Daniel Shields
Margaret Shields
International beauty too busy to pay fine
Helen Hannon of Newark New Jersey waited from July 23 until today to pay a five dollar fine for a traffic law violation. She told Magistrate John Flood she was very sorry but that he just couldn't get there before. Miss Hannon described as Galveston international beauty contestant last spring said theatrical bookings were to blame for her delayed court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Helen Hannon
Newark
N. J
John Flood
Hannon
Galveston
Tex
Two Youths Beaten and Burned Near Memphis
Two North Carolina youths Burton Hensley and Woodrow Wilson, both 17, vanished October 14 after leaving Bald Creek. Their bodies were found burning in a brush heap near the Arkansas approach to Harahan Bridge, with one victim dying from a crushed skull and the other dying later. Local relatives confirmed their identities via letters and an automobile key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi River
Burton Hensley
Woodrow Wilson
Bald Creek
N. C
Arkansas
Woodrow
Wilson
Asheville
W. M. Hensley
Cincinnati Loses Bid to Enforce 1929 Gas Ordinance
In Ohio high court at Columbus the city of Cincinnati failed to enforce a 1929 gas ordinance aimed at setting Union Gas and Electric Company rates. The court dismissed the appeal, ruling no debatable constitutional issue existed and declined to require certification for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Columbus
State Supreme Court
Union Gas and Electric Company
Hamilton County
Court of Appeals
Victory of Utility Company Closes Court Actions
A utility company wins a long court battle over city rates set in 1928 and effective last May. The company argued the rates were unreasonably low and confiscatory, risking annual deficits on a $33.3 million capital while yielding $7.53 million in revenue. The suit cited Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments protecting property from taking without due process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utility Company
Three Convicts Escape From Ango State Penal Farm
Three New Orleans inmates serving long terms at Ango State Penal Farm near Baton Rouge reportedly escaped after drugging a guard and a patient in the prison hospital last night. Authorities disclosed the incident today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton. Rouge
New Orleans
Ango State Penal Farm
Cincinnatian May Purchase Botticelli Madonna Painting
E. W. Edwards of Cincinnati and the Edwards Manufacturing Co seeks to buy Botticelli’s Madonna Child St John and an Angel from John Levy Galleries New York for 175000 dollars. The 1487 Florentine work is praised for its decorative drapery and rhythmic figures, a rare Botticelli centerpiece valued by connoisseurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Edwards
Fifth Third Union Trust Company
Edwards Manufacturing Company
Sandro Botticelli
John Levy
New York City
Botticelli
Verrocchio
Andrea del Castagno
Roseticelli
Louvre
Giovanni Albizzi
Metropolitan Museum of Art
St. Jerome
St. Genovius
Hoover imposes arms embargo on Brazil shipments
President Hoover proclaims a first of its kind embargo on arms and munitions to Brazil under license only, after a Brazilian government note. The embargo, under a 1923 act, carries up to two years in prison or a 1000000 fine for violators, with Stimson countersigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Brazil
Washington
Stimson
Washington Luis
United States
Do Amaral
State Department
Navy Department
Rebel advance claimed in Sao Paulo Parana sector
Getulio Vargas announced to Minas Geraes that rebel forces broke federal lines in Sao Paulo Parana at Itarare and other points. Federal reports say forts around Itarare Ribeira and Ourinhos hold. Rebels also seized Cruzeiro near the Minas Geraes Sao Paulo Rio de Janeiro junction, cutting rail links after a large federal defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sao Paulo-Parana
Predero Datc
Curituba
Parana
Brazil
Sao Paulo- Parana
Rio de Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Getulio Vargas
Minas Geraes
Itarare
Ribeira
Ourinhos
Light Horse
Cruzeiro
Pendennis Club Raid Brings Jail Terms for 2
Pendennis Club in Louisville fined 500 dollars and its suspended manager Emil O. Jutt jailed for twelve months for selling liquor after a federal raid on August 2. Co-defendant William Benninger received twelve months with probation after two months. Martin P. Cuneo was fined 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Pendennis Club
Emil O. Jutt
Charles I. Dawson
Jutt
William Benninger
Benninger
Martin P. Cuneo
Temperatures Across States With Cloudy Skies and Showers
Regional temperatures show cloud cover and scattered showers in Ohio Kentucky Indiana and Tennessee with fair periods later. West Virginia reports increasing warmth with possible showers. temperatures current and highs in cities such as Cleveland Detroit Chicago and New Orleans are listed with precipitation totals and the day’s normal comparison.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
West Virginia
Eastport
Loulevillie
Boston
Nashville
Cleveland
Detroit
S. Marie
Chicago
Duluth
N.orleans
Kan
Galveston
Bintan
Ture
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M Bank Loans
Cecil Hall
Woods
Galli-Curci
Eng
J. Ham Lewis
Chicago M Anor
Moran
United
States Senate
Willi N Hale Thompson
Davis
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Mme, Coste
Williansburg
Ohio Village
E. H. Shields, JR
Orange, N. J
Cincinnatian
Navy
Army
Pendennis
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