Traffic Officers Rules Emphasized by City Police Chief
Chief Copelan notes letter from Charles Tudor listing traffic officer rules from Los Angeles. He urges posting the rules for all officers, stressing courtesy, fairness, clear data, and controlled whistle signals in traffic stops and emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Copelan
Charles E. Tudor
Safety Direct
Dor
Cincinnati
United States
England
Department of Police
Los Angeles
Tudor
Central Labor Council nixes Purcell lecture proposal
At Labor Temple last night Adolph Kummer opposed inviting Arthur Purcell of the British Trade Unions Congress to speak. Purcell had urged ties with Soviet Russia at the Atlantic City AFL convention, drawing dismissal from William Green and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur A. Purcell
British Trade Unions Congress
American Federation of Labor
Atlantic City
N. J
Central Labor Council
Labor Temple
Adolph Kummer
A. F. of L
Purcell
Soviet Russia
Scarborough
England
Russia
William Green
A. L. Weeks
Carpenters’ Union
United States
Central Labor Council of
Kansas City
Green
Kummer
Weeks
Fourth of quota raised here for Palestine fund
More than ten thousand dollars, about a quarter of Cincinnati's goal, was pledged in the initial reports in the drive to raise forty thousand dollars for the Palestine Foundation Fund. Major contributions include Oscar Berman and B Manischewitz Company at one thousand dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine Fund
Cincinnati
Palestine Foundation Fund
The
Linton
Oscar Berman
B. Manischewitz Company
Max Hirsch
Leslie V. Marks
Nathan Leshner
E. Kahn
Negro autoist jailed for 30 days in Traffic Court
Real Alcorn of 1018 Oehler street received a 30 day jail term with a $100 fine and driving privileges suspended until January 1 after his car struck another on Race street. The incident was testified by Harry Sickman of 1308 Republic street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real Alcorn
Oehler Street
Alexander
Alcorn
Harry Sickman
Republic Street
Race Street
Joseph Bundy
Oliver Street
Bundy
Killian
Carlisle Avenue
Baymiller Street
Frank Ellis
Homer Street
Ellis
George Well
Laurel Street
Captain Lauro Heroic Rescue At Sea
Rescued captain Aniello Lauro recounts a perilous voyage from Montreal to Avonmouth with grain cargo. A gale, loss of officer Leboffe, steering gear failure, and a dramatic nighttime beacon lead to a heroic Harding Florio rescue sequence involving lifeboats and a dog lost at sea.
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Aniello Lauro
Philadelphia
Montreal
Avonmouth
England
Luigi Leboffe
Leboffe
Laura
Harding
George Kole
Fiorio
Lorain
Elven
Portland Maru
Invergoil
Cadore
Portland Maru O. K
Trombino
Florio
Grening
Shipping Board Commends Grening Crew for Harding Rescue
The United States Shipping Board passes a formal resolution praising Captain Paul Grening and the crew of the President Harding for rescuing the Italian liner Ignazio Florio's crew on October 19 during a North Atlantic gale. The resolution commends their courage and seamanship and orders copies sent to Grening and displayed aboard the President Harding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
Shipping Board Today
Paul Grening
United States
President Harding
Ignazio Florio
United States Shipping Board
Ignazio
Florio
Harding
Grening
Wreck of Train Kills Seventeen and Wounds Fifty Four
A St Louis San Francisco derailment near Victoria Arkansas injures and kills many aboard passenger and sleeper cars. Officials blame a transverse rail fissure for the crash, with 17 dead and 54 hurt. Rescue workers recover bodies and treat the injured at a makeshift hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nollie Marrow
Bremen
Albert Motley
Hazen, Ark
B. Newman
Birmingham
Ala
J. S. Thompson, Sr
Tupelo
Miss
L. A. Coggin
Springfield
J. W. Camp
Wynne Ark
J. C. Champion
Winfield
Charles Devlin
Topeka
Kan
W. G. Davis
Oxford
Theodore Fulbright
Mt. Pleasant
Ark
Joseph Green
Choctaw
Okla
H. G. Haskew
Dickinson
Bessie Jordan
Carrolton
John W. Jordan
Fay Jordan
Lloyd Wagner
L. D. Wallace
Memphis
A. G. Worley
Pensacola
Fla
R. E. Buchanan
Fraser
N. C. Doss
Orlando
Chamberlain mocks Greek envoy in Greco Bulgarian tilt
Austen Chamberlain the British Foreign Secretary made a caustic remark during the council discussion on procedure in the Greco Bulgarian dispute. He claimed Bulgarians penetrated Greece five to fifty meters provoking a Greek reply that Bulgars invaded about 400 meters. He noted Greeks penetrated Bulgaria about five miles.
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Paris
Austen Chamberlain
Council
Greece
M. Carapanos
Bulgaria
Train Wreck Witnesses Describe Harrowing Scene
Ed ward Conner of Minneapolis recounted feeling a jar and seeing crushed bodies as the train wrecked and toppled onto an embankment. J D Connor described the widespread injuries and children crying amid debris while rescue teams freed passengers and found a baby among the rubble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Conner
Minneapolis
J. D. Connor
Edward Connor
City Paving Plan Approved by Cincinnati Association
The Cincinnati Association voiced approval of a plan to pave streets with granite blocks cut from used stones since the current administration began. Frank Krug, City Engineer, noted the method had been used for paying purposes. bond issues were urged as vital by James Garvey. Candidates Mary Hicks, Charles Rose, and Stanley Matthews spoke. a post-election cleanup proposal for political ads was endorsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnatus Association
Frank Krug
James Garvey
Mary Hicks
Charles O. Rose
Stanley Matthews
Jesse Halsey
Seventh Presbyterian Church
Charles E. Roth
Cincinnati
Board of Elections
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Cosmopolitan Bank
New Charter Commission of
Hamilton County
Eens
Conse
Roth
County Treasury
Prince Otto von Bismarck Visits Cincinnati Relatives
Prince Otto von Bismarck, 28, grandson of the Chancellor, is visiting Cincinnati relatives at 1900 Taft Road, Walnut Hills. He is a law graduate not practicing, oversees an estate near Hamburg, served as a lieutenant in the Emperor's guard during the war, and will stay about a week before touring the West. He attends the Alphonso Taft Law College dedication today.
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Cincinnati
Otto von Bismarck
Blood and Iron
Charles W. Short, Jr
Taft Road
Walnut Hills
Hamburg
Emperor's Guard
Alphonso Taft Law College
Judge Hoffman appeals to boys to live clean
Judge C. W. Hoffman of Juvenile Court addressed over a thousand boys at Elder Hall in Columbia and McMillan streets during Boys Week. He warned of common boyhood pitfalls and urged a disciplined, clean life, echoed by Rev. Francis J. Finn who cited how famous football players stayed fit.
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C. W. Hoffman
Fire On Italian Train Near Pisa Targets Fascist Leader
A train from Cremona carrying Signor Farinacci, secretary general of the Fascist party, was fired upon near Pisa today. He had already switched to another train. no injuries were reported.
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Pisa
Italy
Cremona
Signor Farinacci
Fascist Party
County to Expand Dog Catcher Force Amid Rabies Fight
County Commissioners acted quickly on appeals from health officials and civic groups to curb stray dogs and stop rabies spread. The force will grow to three automobiles and eleven men, with two new vehicles and nine extra staff. Funding was short, but transfers and loans from auditors and surveyors provided resources.
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Richard B. Witt
William F. Hess
E. A. Gast
Clifford Brown
Brown
Mr. Brown
Elmer Klein
Academy of Medicine
Academy of Medicine of Cincinnati
Academy
Cincinnati
The
Ham
Rabies and dog licensing push in Ilton County
The sheriff announced only 14 300 are licensed and unlicensed dogs will be impounded. Dr. William H. Peters urged rabies precautions including home keeping, vaccination, reporting unlicensed dogs, and proper procedures after dog bites or captures, advising observation for ten days and head submission to the health lab if necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilton County
Peters
William H. Peters
Health Department
Thomas J Farrell 20 Ends Life With Razor
Thomas Joseph Farrell aged 20 of Mt. Adams cut his throat with a razor and died in his home bathroom. He had a mental disorder for over a year and was an iron decorator at Edwards Iron Company plant in Covington. His father found him after breaking the bathroom door lock.
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Harding
Luigi d’Ambrogi
Race of
Marconi
Florio
O. K
Big Lundy
Jack
Giles Stedman
Fred Stretlow
Richard Carlson
Thomas Seaton
Charles Kane
John Wiggle
Carl Meyers
Salvatore Brocco
Rex
Lauro
Captain Grening
New York
Thomas Joseph Farrell
St. Gregory Street
Mt. Adams
Charles P. Farrell
Clarence W. Tunison
Ida Street
Farrell
Edwards Iron Company
Covington
Farrells
Chestnut Street
Auto Crash Fatal for Mentor Men Near Painesville
N C Frost 72 of Mentor dies in hospital afterauto wreck when their car was struck by an interurban baggage car near Mentor. G A Graham 76 also of Mentor is seriously injured and expected to be crippled for life.
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Painesville
Mentor
N. C. Frost
G. A. Graham
Boys Serve as City Officials for Boys Week
One hundred twenty five boys will fill city and county roles as part of Boys Week. Thomas Gibson a Walnut Hills High School senior acts as Mayor and observes Mayor Carrel handling the mayoral duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gibson
Walnut Hills High School
Carrel
You surely have not forgotten
A terse reminder echoes a pledge not to forget. The brief note repeats exclamations and asserts memory of a prior promise or event. The fragment hints at urgency and reflection, with no clear names or places readable in the text.
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Robert Ditchett Furniture Co
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H. B. Herring
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Prince von Bismarck
Thomas J. Farrell
Razor
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Main Street
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E. A. Schiml
Louis Houser
Joseph Cavanaugh
N. Ray Meyer
Thos. Mulvihill
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Henry Moellering
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Edward Keenan
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Mary E. Rohan
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Harry Maescher
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R. C. Scanlon
Clem Kamphaus
Theo. Harmeling
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James O. Reach
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Chas. B. Ratterman
T. J. Hall
Max Goldsmith
R. C. Knipper
W. F. Hartzell
Waiter Hopkins
Albert Weist J. J. Geis
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Fred Klein
John E. Tierman
Clifford Kirby
Elmer Johannigman
Joseph Koenig Michael Ibold
Jag. R. Clark
Geo. W. Doran
Jos. E. Chuck Anthony Kunz
Robt, Schellinger
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J. H. Imbus
George Lohrey
Jacob Vogel
F. D. Sullivan
C. D. Mitchell
J. A. Weiderstein
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John Hoffmann
Wm. J. Thelen
James A. Drury Bertha Kohner
Bessie Goddard
Louisa Schiering
Gertrude Hope
Louise Mueller
Grace Wesselman
Stella M. Murphy
Anna L. Overman
M. H. Kaufman
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Wm. T. Johnston
Wm. H. Kiff
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