Multiple Air Crashes Kill Five in Ohio Area
A string of air incidents across Hamilton and St. Clairsville left five dead and several injured. Parachute jumper Jennewein died at Hamilton Airport. pilot William Myers and three others were hurt in the Ford Airport crash. In St. Clairsville two people perished and others were injured when a flight crashed during an aerial circus near Faird Airport.
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Hamilton
St. Clairsville
Ford
Jennewein
Paul
Vine Street
Floyd
Reuben
South Monument Avenue
Miller
Allen J
Middletown
O. Ricer
Clarence
Hatton
Lester
William Myers
Atlantia
Michael Mazum
Greenwood Avenue
Charles Pennington
Wallace Mott
Marsow Circus
Faird
Myers
Boxer
Empire Aerial Circus
Syracuse
N. Y
American Society For the Promotion of Aviation
Mussolini on fascist holiday vows stronger rule
The Italian premier addressed thousands of Blackshirts in Rome on the seventh anniversary of the march on Rome, declaring Italy younger and more implacable and urging discipline and peace through labor. The crowd shouted against political exiles amid parades and new public works across the country.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Venezia Palace
Humbert
Brussels
Paris
Mussolini
Italy
Navy to Celebrate Navy Day With Open Ships and Air Displays
Washington reports Navy Day events as ships in ports and yards open for public inspection. The aerial branch, including dirigibles at Lakehurst, will showcase equipment and skilled maneuvers. Naval officers will give addresses and a radio program will relay remarks by Secretary Adams and Rear Admiral Rodman.
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Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Lakehurst
Los Angeles
Atlantic Seaboard
Naval Air Stations
Secretary Adams
Hugh Rodman
Burton Nearing Death After Sudden Illness
Senator Theodore E. Burton of Ohio remains unconscious and near death after a rapid physical breakdown and grip attack. Secretary Norton said only a matter of hours remain as doctors report steady decline.
Ohio Senator Burton Slipping Toward Death Amid Ill Health
The Ohio Senator, elected to fill the late Willis's seat, has suffered a relapse from grippe related illness since December. A veteran of 24 years in the House and terms in the Senate from 1909 to 1915, he is approaching his seventy eighth birthday and was briefly unconscious before rallying. Secretary Robert Norton said death could come within hours or days.
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Ohio
Senate
Grippe
Senator Burton
Veterans of Congress
House of Representatives
House
Willis
Robert Norton
Theater Magnate Faces Prison Term Of One to 50 Years
Alexander Pantages, LA theater owner, convicted of assault on Eunice Pringle, 17, by a Superior Court jury. Jury recommends penitentiary term one to fifty years with clemency urged. Sentence set for Friday November 1. Pantages remanded to jail. defense to pursue new trial.
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Los Angeles
Alexander Pantages
Eunice Pringle
Pantages
Fricke
Joseph Ford
Jerry Geisler
Geisler
Lois Pantages
Carmen Pantages
Dixie Martin
Carmen
Heiress Bernice Chrysler to wed Edgar Garbisch in 1930
The New York World reports engagement of Bernice Chrysler daughter of Walter P. Chrysler to Edgar William Garbisch former football star. They will announce the engagement tomorrow night at the Chrysler country home in Great Neck. Garbisch, West Point graduate, captained Army football and tennis teams. The wedding is planned for early 1930.
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New York
New York World
Bernice Chrysler
Walter P. Chrysler
Chrysler
Edgar William Garbisch
Chrysler Country Home
Great Neck
Ely Court
Greenwich
Conn
Paris
Garbisch
Henry Christian Garlisch
Washington
United States Military Academy
West Point
Washington and Jefferson College
Washington and Jefferson
Seven Die As Imperial Airways Passenger Plane Falls
In a gale off Genoa the Indian air liner City of Rome carrying seven people disappeared. Passengers included Miss Bromford and crew led by Captain Birt. A distress call spurred rescue efforts, but the search found no survivors and concluded all aboard were drowned.
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Croydon
England
Imperial Airways
Rome
Genoa
Pembroke
Stone
Naples
Star
Spezia
Doctor Theodore Tuffier Dies at 72 in Paris
Paris obituary reports the death of Dr. Theodore Tuffier aged 72. The renowned surgeon who operated on Georges Clemenceau in 1919 and on King George of Greece in 1921 is said to have died from complications after declining a prostatectomy.
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Theodore Tuffier
Paris
Georges Clemenceau
King George of
Greece
Daladier to Submit Cabinet List with Briand as Foreign Minister
Paris reports Daladier, leader of the Radical Socialist party, will present his Cabinet lineup to President Doumergue soon. Aristide Briand, a veteran premier, will head the Foreign Affairs portfolio, with Socialists agreeing to participate in the new government. The move sharpens Daladier’s bid for a working majority in the Chamber of Deputies.
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New York World News Service
Paris
Edouard Daladier
Radical Socialist Party
Gaston Doumergue
Aristide Briand
France
Daladier
Briand
Chamber of Deputies
Socialist Party
Guest Shot in Hold-Up of New York Dining Club
Five masked gunmen raided the Eagle Inn on Motts Street at about 3 this morning. One man was shot and slightly wounded another struck with a revolver butt and a third robbed of 283 dollars. Twenty-two other diners were not disturbed. The four gunmen fled in an automobile.
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New York World News Service
New York
Eagle Inn
Motts Street
Speech as Gunfire How Words Take Effect in Conversation
The Rev John Malick argues at First Unitarian Congregational Church that words only matter in effect not form. He compares speech to gunfire noting impact depends on reception and the listener's response rather than the phrasing used.
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John Malick
First Unitarian Congregational Church
London
Peopea
Burglary At Fifth-Third Union Trust Building
A thief entered the Fifth Third Union Trust Building through a second story window, stealing cash revolvers stamps and currency totaling $76 from desks and a cash box on the fifth floor. Separately Frank Sanders home at 1044 Summer street had three rings worth $75 stolen from a dresser. Three homes on Chalfonte place Avondale were burglarized with valuables taken from Louis Levy 700 Chalfonte place Ledvania Stolz 724 Chalfonte place and Alma Petri 726 Chalfonte place including jewelry purse and watch.
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Chalfonte Place
Avondale
Louis Levy
Ghe
Ledvania Stolz
Alma Petri
Big Guns Open Final Week of GOP Campaign in Cincinnati
The Republican Women’s Club hosts a keynote luncheon at Gibson Roof Garden with Ed D Schorr as toastmaster and Attorney General Gilbert Bettman delivering the main address on the party’s stand. A thousand guests expected. Bettman to critique nonpartisan politics and local machine influence.
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Republican Women’s Club
Gibson Roof Garden
Ed. D. Schorr
Gilbert Bettman
Republican Party
Saul Zielonka
Bettman
Cincinnati
George R. Hauser
Alex Patterson
Max Friedman
Martin Daly
Eric L. Schulte
Joseph H. Woeste
Conrad Redman, Jr
H. F. Cornette
W. M. Yeatman
Council
Otis R
Farm Board loans set at low interest for wheat farmers
The Federal Farm Board will lend up to 100 million dollars to wheat farmers under the National Grain Corporation. Officials say the rate will be below current levels, with 4 percent favored and 5 percent possible, as Executive Committee members finalize details.
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Farm Board
Chicago
Federal Farm Board
New
National Grain Corporation
Marketing Corporation
William H. Settle
Indianapolis
Gang holds up cafe in Chinatown robbery
Five masked men entered a New York Chinatown cafe and shot a diner wounding one, struck another, and robbed a third of 283 dollars before fleeing in an automobile. The incident occurred on October 27.
Galli-Curci Opens Cincinnati Concert Tour Speaks on Talking Pictures
The renowned soprano Amelita Galli-Curci said she has never seen or heard a talking movie and will not consider them until they are perfected. In Cincinnati for a Music Hall recital, she noted she guards her voice on tour and would sing on pictures only if they meet high standards. She sees benefits in phonographs and radio for artists but foresees no rush to film.
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Amelita Galli-Curci
la Galli-Curci
Cincinnati
Music Hall
Talking Pictures
Galli-Curci
America
Phonograph Records
Victor Company
Galli- Curci
Hollywood
New York
SLAIN SOLDIER NOBLE DIES IN FORT THOMAS SHOOTING
Three soldiers from the Tenth Infantry were arrested after John Noble aged 21 was fatally shot by Patrolman Lester Meyer at Court Street and Central Avenue. Suspects Woodson Hackett James Barnes and Thomas Hatfield are to be returned to Cincinnati for investigation. Gaither Johnson and Virgin Johnson also detained. Noble died later at General Hospital.
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John Noble
Tenth Infantry
Ft. Thomas
Lester Meyer
Court Street
Central Avenue
Woodson Hackett
James C. Barnes
Thomas Hatfield
Onnect
Cincinnati
Gaither Johnson
Virgin Johnson
East Court Street
Meyer
Free Pentecostal Mission
Noble
Nobl
General Hospital
World Peace Tower Dedicated to Owen D Young in DC
The world peace tower at University National Memorial Church in Washington was formally dedicated today to Owen D Young in recognition of his eminent services in the international field. The moment marks a tribute to a prominent figure in efforts toward global peace and cooperation.
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New York World News Service
Washington
University National Memorial Church
Capital
Owen D. Young
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