County and City Bond Plans For Tuberculosis Sanatorium
The coordinated bond committee reached final figures for a November bond measure totaling 6.66 million with 4.65 million for city projects and 2 million for the county. City items include Western Hills Viaduct Elimination and McLean Avenue sewer, while the county plans a tuberculosis sanatorium. Rose opposed a 2 million county sanatorium cost and Plum Street widening.
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Col. Sherrill
Western Hille
McLean Avenue
Theeneral Hospital
Park Board
Rapid Run Parkway
Plum Street
Western Hills
Union Terminal
Howver
Clifford Brown
Reading Road
Glendale Avenue
Milford
Middletown
O. Rose
Rose
Tae
United States
Ziegler Sues to Keep Phone Number in Civil Action
Albert F A Ziegler of 3612 Colerain Avenue sues Cincinnati Suburban Bell Telephone and Emmett Ziegler to stop the transfer of his business number. He alleges his brother tried to buy the carpet cleaning building to oust him and operate under the same name. He seeks an injunction to prevent assignment without his consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert F. A. Ziegler
Colerain Avenue
Common Pleas
Cincinnati
Bell Telephone. Com
Emmett Ziegler
Mary . Ziegler
Gler
Ziegler
E Ziegler
Customs guards search passengers as liner Paris sails
New York dispatch says customs guards at the pier doors searched people leaving the liner Paris before sailing for Plymouth. They checked pen packages and suitcases to prevent contraband, marking the third such pier search this voyage.
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New York
Paris
Plymouth
New
McPherson to Face Grand Jury Over Tahoe Realty Deals
Los Angeles reports evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson will be examined by a grand jury on charges arising from alleged misrepresentations in Lake Tahoe real estate sales to members of her Angelus Temple congregation. Two lawsuits totaling over 26 000 dollars had been filed as the inquiry proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Lake Tahoe
California
Angelus Temple
Benjamin Lewis
McPherson
Stock boom drives market to year highs near election
A surge of speculative buying flooded the New York Stock Exchange with 4,373,000 shares traded as more than fifty issues hit new high marks for the year. General Motors rose over $8 to 203.25 on 344,300 shares as buying crowds filled brokerage offices and wires from across the United States reported bullish sentiment despite the approaching presidential election.
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New York World News Service
New York
Stock Exchange
General Motors
School Board for One Day Sought in Cheviot
Cheviot seeks a temporary school board to approve transferring newly annexed territory to the Cincinnati school district. Village solicitor R E Simmonds Jr said the single meeting would authorize the transfer, after which the board would adjourn. Bridgetown district had refused to recognize the residents’ children. The county board ordered the children moved to city schools. The city board cannot proceed without a village school board action.
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Cheviot
R.E. Simmonds, Jr
Cincinnati
New Territory
Bridgetown
Simmonds
Eaton Separated as Assets Move to Wife in Notice
J Charles Eaton assigns assets totaling 90000 to Mrs Virginia Eaton under a separation pact filed by attorney William C Busch. Real estate and cash, including Mt Washington farm and East Pearl Street properties, are involved with options to Seton Realty for 185000 and city airport land conveyance. Eaton to relinquish further claims and stop using his surname.
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Virginia Eaton
East Pearl Street
J. Charles Eaton
American Racing Record
County Recorder's
William C. Busch
Eaton
Corbly Road
Mt. Washington
Te 2. C. Eaton Corporation
Busch
Shoemaker Bitten by Hydrophobic Man Dies in Hospital
In Kasha u Czecho Slovakia on August 31 five hospital officials remained in critical condition after being bitten by Turanski a shoemaker infected with hydrophobia. Turanski was subdued and died in the hospital shortly after in terrible agony.
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Kashau
Czecho-Slovakia
Turanski
Man Finds Father's Death Notice While Reading Florida Pope
William Hughes of Covington bought a Tampa newspaper and discovered an obituary for his father Edward J. Hughes, who had not contacted him for eight years. The father had lived in Florida cities and once ran a boiler shop, prompting Hughes to learn of his death ten days earlier in the Southern city.
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Covington
Man
Florida Paper
William Hughes
West Fifth Street
Tampa
Fla
Hughes
Fountain
Robert Bishow
Florida
Bishow
Maysvale
Tribune
Tate
Edward J. Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Detroit gunman Milo killed by unidentified assailant
Detroit police report Pete Milo, a racketeer and gunman, slain on a downtown street in the early hours amid an unidentified attack. The event occurred in Detroit Michigan on August 31 with ongoing police inquiries.
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Detroit
Mich
Pete Milo
Dodges Train, Dies in Ohio Truck Crash
Joseph Beck swerved to avoid a passing train near Savona and died instantly when his truck overturned into a ditch breaking his neck. He leaves a widow and three children.
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Greenville
Joseph Beck
Savona
Beck
Cigar Smoking Three Year Old Sparks Welfare Debate
Washington officials rule that three year old Bobbie Quigley’s cigar habit is a private family matter. The Quigleys say the boy smokes daily but does not inhale and physicians see no need for Welfare Board intervention. A home visit reported healthy children and no interference required.
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Washington
Bobbie Quigley
Board of Public Welfare
Bobbie
Edward Quigley
Welfare Board
Bobby
End Carnes served terms in two prisons
Atlanta, Aug 31. Clinton S Carnes prominent Atlanta businessman and longtime treasurer of the Baptist Home Mission Board has been identified as the man with a two term prison record for misuse of the mails. He served in the Atlanta Penitentiary and in a Missouri jail. Bertillon identification linked him to the board treasurer. The revelation shocks the Home Mission Board amid an audit of its accounts. His wife Mrs Carnes and his sons react with distress as details emerge of his prior sentences and release dates.
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New York World News Service
Atlanta
Clinton S. Carnes
Baptist’ Home Mission Board
United States
Missouri
Bertillon
Federal
Mission Board
Carnes
Harvard
Arabi
Carfiés
Home Mission Board
Clinton
Kansas City
Alabama
High officials and cops tied to gangsters in Philadelphia
District Attorney John Monaghan announced plans to reveal bribe recipients among police and officials tied to bootleggers. Records seized at Marks Weinberg & Co. show a former high official earned over 200000 in one month and patrolmen on bribed beats received 50 to 500 monthly, with many linked to the Butler liquor raid squad. The grand jury extended its term to uncover full details.
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Philadelphia
John Monaghan
Marks, Weinberg & Co
Public Accountants
Grand Jury
Monaghan
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Butler
Hiquor
Smedley D. Butler
Mackey
Smith forces invade Hoover Democratic Club meeting
In Columbia South Carolina Aug. 31 Smith partisans disrupted a Hoover Democratic Club meeting in Richland County. Eggs were thrown and a free for all fight broke out as anti-Smith and pro-Smith speakers were heckled. A scuffle erupted over a crushed egg bag and benches filled with cheers as campaign portraits looked on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
D. C
Hoover Democratic Club
Richland County
New York
R. Chariton Wright
Columbia Record
Smith
Guy. Smith
Senator Robinson
Eight Die in Dynamite Factory Blast at Honfleur
Eight people were killed and more than twenty injured when a dynamite factory blast in Honfleur France destroyed storerooms and processing plants. Fire wreckage and debris blocked access as rescuers worked through the site.
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Honfleur
France
Victim Accused of Intoxication in Kell y Murder Trial
Los Angeles hearing on August 31 reveals defense attempts to show Mrs. Mellus had been treated for intoxication prior to her August 5 death. Dr. J H Burgan testified she appeared in excellent health with no signs of intoxication. Defense seeks access to chemist notes as voir dire continues.
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Los Angeles
Leon
Pat) Kelley
Myrtle M
Mellus Family
J. H. Burgan
Melluses
Mel
S. 8
Hahn
Melius
Burgan
Los Angeles mining man kidnapped in Mexico
The State Department said American Consul Lowry at Guadalajara reported E. J. Bumsted, a Los Angeles mining man, kidnapped on August 25 at Ixtlan del Rio in Nayarit. The embassy in Mexico City requested measures to secure his release.
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Washington
State Department
Lowry
Guadalajara
Mexico
E. J. Bumsted
Los Angeles
Cal
Ixtlan del Rio
Nayarit
Mexico City
Bumsted
Nations Back Anti War Pact After Paris Signing
Washington reports more than half of the world's nations signaling adherence to the general pact for the renunciation of war. Officials view rapid acceptance as meeting the treaty negotiators' hope for universality. Parceling background notes credits AP reporter Smith F. Reavis with inspiring the Briand Kellogg pact idea.
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Washington
Paris
Associated Press
Smith F. Reavis
Aristide Briand
France
America
M. Briand
Locarno
Europe
Governor Smith hosts informal golf chat with reporters
In Albany on August 31 Governor Alfred E. Smith wore golf knickers and spoke with newspaper men at the Executive Mansion. He dismissed recent Bull incident reports as exaggerated and urged a break from press conferences until after Labor Day while offering a playful tip about a pretend Sunday piece to impress editors.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Alfred E. Smith
Executive Mansion
Syracuse
Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Smith
Bill Kenny
New York
Tragic Hamilton County Truck Crash Kills Child
A runaway fuel truck crashed into a northside auto, igniting a blaze that killed Virginia Wolf, 6, and injured her uncle John Weddendorf and three others. Truck driver Francis Young and helper William Tadlock were injured. bystanders Frederick Heckler and Frank McKenzie rescued victims. The crash caused a severe fire on Hamilton Avenue as police and firefighters responded to the fatal scene.
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Virginia Wolf
Goodman Avenue
North College Hill
Huamilton Avenue
Otte Street
Northside
John Wendendorf
North College-Hill
Hamilton County
John Weddendorf, Jr
Francis Young
Wayne
Ind
William Tadlock
Shelby
Wolf Child
Good Samaritan Hospital
General Hospital
Weddendorf
Hamilton Avenue
College Hill
Young
Otte’ Street
Weddendorff
Werckage
Frederick Heckler
Otte Avenue
Frank McKenzie
Paradrome Street
McKenzie
Heckler
Tadlock
Furnace
Grover _ Smith
Westcott
Frank
Matthews
Carl Laufer
Jefferson Avenue
Vine Street
Laufer
Jeanette Grupenhoff
Benjamin H. Grupenhoff
Delta Avenue
George Meifort
Loth Street
Three Women Duck Peeper At Newport Beach
At Newport Rhode Island on August 31 three women Mrs. Robert D Huntington Mrs. Harriman Russell and Miss Edith Woodward confronted a man in a car with a Philadelphia plate who watched them sunbathe. They knocked him down tore his shirt and ducked him in the surf before letting him go.
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New York World News Service
Newport
R. I
Robert D. Huntington
Harriman Russell
Edith Woodward
Second Beach
Philadelphia
Niga
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Otoges
Tion
Allen W. Elliott
J. G. Eaton
UCLAY
Here
Sam
End Carnes
Baptist Home Mission Board
Butcher Boy
George Gould
New York Financial Grant
Henry A. Bishop, JR
Reno, Nev
Gloria Gould Bishop
Henry Alfred Bishop
Switzerland
Holland
Brazil
Soviet
Russia
Briand
James M. Whitfield
Richmond
New Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Hoboken
N. J
Smith College
Yale
Whitfield
Stan Osborne
Marie Leonard
Paul F. Haupert
Northside Street
Truckman
Edith Hilton
Woodburn Avenue
Adbert Waxman
Rockdale Avenue
Fifth and Vine Streets
Race Street
Twelfth Street
Ralph Klopp
Marshall Avenue
St. Mary's Hospital
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