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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1927

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Bookies Nabbed Entering Cincinnati With 40000 Race Slips

Undercover officers with Maj. Weatherly seized a touring car near St Bernard carrying four men and race betting slips. The suspects registered as Tagney Kruman Schiff and Kaplan, with Pay-off slips confiscated, linking to walking bookies in Cincinnati. The raid followed efforts to shut down outlying betting houses and aimed to curb wagering along Carthage Pike.

Carthage Pike J. Mary's Cemetery St. Bernard Cincinnati Edward Tagney East McMillan Street Harry Kruman Freeman Avenue Bernard Schiff Baymiller Street Bernard Kaplan Schiff Tagney Kruman Maj Weatherly Trmerly Handbook Warsaw McPherson Avenues Elmwood Cincinn Sherrill Maj. Weatherly John Seebohm John Oman John Dunn Morten Stevens Mitchell Avenue Caug T

Public debate over postwar economy and taxes

Senator Simeon D. Fess told more than 500 teachers at the Hamilton County Teachers Institute in Cincinnati that the rigid economy program is ended and new bills will address permanent improvements, the Great Lakes and Columbia basin projects, and measures to avert future disasters while advising limited tax relief due to the war debt.

Econon The Congress Great Lakes St. Lawrence Mississippi Columbia Basin

Electrician killed as board falls in shaft at Chamber building

Everett Bankhardt a 22 year old Camp Washington electrician was killed when a plasterers board fell from the 14th floor and struck him on the forehead as he wired an elevator on the seventh floor of the Cham ber of Commerce Building under construction. James Barrett Jr and Emil Lohner witnessed the accident. The body was removed to the county morgue.

Everett Bankhardt Sidney Avenue Camp Washington Chamber of Commerce Bankhardt James Barrett, Jr Regent Avenue Emil Lohner Arbor Avenue

Indiana graft case looms as ex governor may testify

Former Indiana governor Warren T. McCray, en route to Indianapolis after release from Atlanta federal prison, could be called before the Marion County Grand Jury probing political graft. The panel plans to report soon, with questions about a $10,000 offer tied to James E. McDonald, and immunity promises reportedly made to McCray.

Indianapolis Ind Warren T. McCray Atlanta Marion County Grand Jury Indiana McCray Ed Jackson James E. McDonald Marion County William P. Evans Jackson D. C. Stephenson Ku Klux Klan James Noel Stephenson Noel Robert Marsh Gov. Jackson MM Ogrew

Broadway Producer Earl Carroll May Face Deportation

Atlanta authorities review Earl Carroll's birthplace to decide deportation prospects after his one year sentence at Atlanta Federal Penitentiary. If Carroll is American-born, he remains eligible for parole in October. if not, federal officials will pursue deportation as an undesirable alien. Carroll is at the prison honor farm under light supervision.

Earl Carroll New York World News Service Atlanta, Ga Atlanta Federal Penitentiary M. C. Coykendall Carroll Pittsburgh Ireland Nat Pennsylvania

Liner Charlotte Crash Off Alaska Sparks Passenger Rescue

A Canadian Pacific liner struck Vichnefsky Reef near St Johns Harbor and grounded in Seymour Narrows. Passengers, including Sir Godfrey White, were evacuated by the Explorer to Wrangell after beached on an island, with a sister ship expected to finish the journey. The Charlotte's hull took on water but no panic occurred aboard.

Wrangell Alaska Vancouver B. C Seymour Narrows Explorer Canadian Pacific Railway Princess Charlotte Vichnefsky Reef St. John’s Harbor Godfrey Dalrymple White House of Commons Lady White United States Canada Charlotte Séymour Narrows Sophia Associated Press C. C. Sainty

First East to West Atlantic Flight Begun by Princess

Princess Lowenstein-Wertheim and two escorts on the St Raphael crossed toward the Atlantic as other four oceanic flights prepared to depart. The Bremen and Pride of Detroit arcs follow routes toward the U S and toward Rome, with Old Glory aiming for Rome and the monoplane Sir John Carling starting for Newfoundland.

mid-Atlantic Princess Lowenstein - Wertheim Col Frederick F. Minchin Leslie Hamilton St. Raphael Irish Upavon England Ontario Imperial Airways Company London Inverin Nungesser Coli Sir John Carling Terry Tully James Medcalf Harbor Grace Newfoundland Low Royal Windsor Windsor Bremen Dessau Germany United States Old Glory New York Rome Detroit Constantinople Aleppo

France to Seek 100 Million Dollar Loan

France plans a fresh 100 million dollar loan in the United States to refinance the 1920 160 million bond issue with J P Morgan & Co. Negotiations are not yet started but officials expect the loan to be at six percent, aided by improved French government finances.

New York New York Evening Post Today France United States Paul Claudel M. Claudel Robert Lecour-Gayet J. P. Morgan & Co

Slayings Probe Expands in Providence Killing Case

Dixon Kentucky County Attorney Rayburn and Sheriff Yarbrough said evidence sufficient to hold one or more persons on murder charges in the Providence slayings of Fred Russell 21 and Pauline Dearmond 17 is being developed. They would not reveal the evidence or those it points to. Rayburn said the quarrel may have sparked the incident as officials continue to probe conflicting statements from Harlan Reynolds coal merchant and six others kept from the girl's death.

Goldster Mr. Dodd Lefkowitz Goldstein Benjamin Goldstein Louis Goldstein Gravesend Bay Ruminsall Greenberg Harlan Reynolds

Darwin Was Right and Man’s Antiquity Said at Leeds

Sir Arthur Keith told the British Association that man descended from an ape-like being and that humanity’s age is a million years. He spoke at the opening Presidential address in Leeds, noting shifts in views on evolution and the rising role of women in science.

Darwin Leeds England Arthur Keith British Association For the Advancement of Science Arthur Yorkshire Num Ber Plac J. L. Bair Nocrovision Prince of Wales Association

Aged Romeo to Escort 101st Birthday Parachute Flight

Portland report says 99 year old Gay Romeo will accompany Grandma Almatia Bennett of Chicopee Massachusetts on a September 8 aerial trip from Old Orchard to Boston for her 101st birthday. Bradley, former police chief and realtor, to pilot and keep her from attempting a parachute jump.

Romeo Portland Charles W. Bradley Rochester N. H Almatia Bennett Chicopee Mass Old Orchard Boston Bradley Harry M. Jones Grandma Bennett Dla Orchard

Mary Cohan Wed To Daytonian in Elkton Maryland

Miss Mary Cohan of New York and Neil Litt of Dayton Ohio were married this morning at the Elkton Presbyterian parsonage after encountering a minister. The couple, aged 18 and 29, traveled in a large touring car and left town together.

Elkton Mary Cohan New York Neil Litt Dayton Presbyterian Parsonage Cohan C. Y Irwin F. Wagner Elkton Presbyterian Church

Rescue ordered for girl held captive on rum ship

Norfolk navigators report Captain F S Van Boskerck commanded all Coast Guard vessels to sail for Hatteras after a bottle message claimed Adele Macon of Philadelphia was held aboard a rum ship off Cape Hatteras. The captain warned the warning might be fake but will act.

Norfolk F. S. van Boskerck Coast Guard Virginia-Carolina Hatteras Adele Macon Philadelphia van Boskerck

Bank Messenger Robbed and Slugged by Bandits

Two bandits robbed a bank messenger in Akron Ohio as he left a street car taking checks from Firestone Park Bank to Central Savings and Trust Bank. They knocked him unconscious and fled in a large touring car. Police recovered the satchel and checks fifteen minutes later.

Akron Firestone Park Bank Central Savings and Trust Bank

Sausage King Threatens To Expose Ingredients After Arrest

Chicago story reports Carl Schmidt of the Chicago Sausage Makers Association threatening to reveal exact contents of hot dogs if prosecuted for bombing a Crawford Company plant. He warns the sausage industry will be exposed after being detained by police.

Sausage King Chicago Carl Schmidt Chicago Sausage Makers’ Association

Princess Aims for First Woman to Cross Atlantic

At Upavon England on August 31 Princess Lowenstein Wertheim joins Capt Leslie Hamilton and Col Frederick Minchin in the monoplane St Raphael as they launch a record Atlantic crossing from Europe to America. The flight toward Ottawa Canada faces hazy skies and the vow of devotion from Archbishop Mostyn as a brave attempt unfolds.

Princess Atlantic Upavon England Europe America Raphael Frederick F. Minchin Leslie Hamilton Princess Lowenstein-Wertheim Hamilton Minchin Civie Inverin Galway Bay Galway Coast St. Raphael Ottawa British Isles Ireland Frances Mostyn Car Upevon Vernon Brown Aliee London

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