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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1928

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Veiled jab at Kellogg stirs Dublin politics

In Dublin Eamon De Valera leads Fianna Fail boycott of Kellogg visit with Deputy Le mass stating the party will attend no function with Governor General Cosgrave's party. An editorial in Fianna Fail’s Nation questions Kellogg’s security and calls his guard a military honor.

Devalera Secretary Dublin Arthur Mann New York World News Service Eamon de Valera Free State Kelloge Germany Ireland de Valera Fianna Fair Sean Fr. Lemass Cosgrove Kellogg Fianna’Fail Bodger Republcans Ballyseedy Noelemass Fianna Air Henry Macentee Mr. Kellogg Liam Cosgrave Kevin O'Higgins Baden Powell Boy Scouts Fianna Fail Dail

Theater Strike Halted by Court in Chicago

Federal Judge James Hilkerson issued a temporary injunction halting a threatened strike by Chicago musicians in 51 outlying theaters. The order bars James Petrillo and federation officials from enforcing demands for four and five man orchestras in smaller houses and from musicians quitting to pressure employers. A hearing on permanent relief is set for September 10.

Chicago James Hilkerson Chicago Beaton James Petrillo Federation Etrillo

St Louis Rabbi Dies Under Subway Train in New York

Dr. Leon Harrison a 62 year old St Louis rabbi fell to his death under an uptown subway train at 116th street and Broadway in New York City. He had returned from a European trip for recovery from a nervous breakdown and was staying with his sister on Riverside Drive. Police said vertigo may have caused the fall and the mishap halted northbound traffic for 25 minutes.

New York Leon Harrison St. Louis 116Th Street Broadway Abraham Harrison Harrison John Quinn Dr. Harrison Mexico City Plutarco Elias Calles Mexico Congress Obregon Calles Alvaro Obregon Mexi Cicar Altho Mexican “Revolutionary” Party

Escaped convict eludes chase after car ditch in Wyandot County

Tom Jones, an escaped Ohio Penitentiary inmate, vanished when the vehicle carrying him and two others was ditched near Carey. Bert Allion, 50, wounded in the throat and hospitalized in Tiffin, remains in serious condition. Harry Brendt of Mansfield is jailed. Authorities had warned Mansfield officers to pursue the trio.

Harry Brendt Mansfield Carey Mansfield Jones

War Count Karolyi Sees State Department Official

War Count Karolyi arrived in Washington aboard a private plane with attorney L. Ernst and met for over an hour with Prentiss B. Gilbert of the State Department. Karolyi called the visit satisfactory and said he did not seek a visa or plan to change his schedule to sail to Spain Monday morning.

New York Michael Karolyi Hungary United States Cristobal Colon Barcelona Mexico Kellogg State Department Count Karolyi Financial District Pennsylvania Station Curtiss Field Washington Alien Property Custodians Office M. M. Merrill Morris L. Ernst Karolyi Young Workers’ Communist Party Cor Arivate L. Ernst Prentiss B. Gilbert Division of Western European Affairs Spain

Attorney Slain in Parked Car in Fond du Lac

Prominent Fond du Lac attorney E W Phelps was shot and killed while sitting in a locked car on Main Street. James Devoy a farmer from Oakfield involved in a two year lawsuit with Phelps over a sale was captured by police as he walked away. Devoy allegedly fired after a confrontation in the vehicle.

Fond du Lac Wis E. W. Phelps Phelps James Devoy Oakfield Frances Tooley Main Street Hild Miss Tooley

Moulay Hafid Regains Estate Under Administrator in France

Moulay Abd-El-Hafid, former Moroccan sultan, is back on easy street in Enghien-les-Bains. His Northern Africa properties, palaces, and valuables were restored with an administrator appointed to guard against mismanagement after sequestration was lifted by a Casablanca decree. He previously lived in exile after abdication in 1912 and sought work abroad to relieve poverty.

Sultan of Morocco Enghien Les Bains France Moulay Abd-El-Hafid Africa Moulay Hafid Casablanca Enghien-les-Bains

Emery Arie su to be bride of British officer

Miss Emery sister of Princess Anna Ilyinski and widow of John J. Emery is to wed Capt. Alastair Mackintosh former husband of Constance Talmadge. The engagement was announced by Mrs. Benjamin Moore of Syosset after a cable from Paris. Mackintosh recently divorced from Miss Talmadge.

Lela Princess Anna Klyinski John J. Emery Cincinnati Capt. Mackintosh Issuela Emery Anna Ilyinski Dmitri Russia Alastair Mackintosh Constance Talmadge Benjamin Moore Syosset Long Island N. Y Miss Emery Moore Paris Apt. Mackintosh Miss Talmadge Iss Emery John Emery New York Bar Harbor Mary Emery Emerys Lady Astor England Audrey Emery Czar Romanoff Mitri Rasputin Czarina Youssopoff Biarritz Europe

Radio man puts murder on air in Dallas

On station WFAA a breakfast broadcast relayed a shooting at Main and Akard that killed bank executive Orville Mathews after a bet dispute with farmer W. R. Adams. Adams, pursued by another man, fired additional shots. two others were wounded. Adams was arrested.

Dallas Tex WFAA Veracade Grimes Ralph Schulze Schulze Orville Mathews W. R. Adams Mathews Main Akard Adams

Tragic End Of Young Cincinnati Bridegroom

Albert E. Keserling 25 a Cincinnati postal clerk, shot himself in Newport moments before planned reunion with wife Barbara Chandler 23, a Lorain telegraph operator. The couple, married in Lorain, had been separated since early in their two month marriage. The coroner found a note claiming life would be free of trouble.

Albert E. Keserling Cincinnati East Fourth Street Newport Barbara Chandler Lorain O. Keserling J. W. Thompson Keserling Frederick Wendt Campbell County Anna Louise Inn

Babe Ruth Refuses Photo With Hoover Before Game

Babe Ruth declines to pose with Herbert Hoover for photographers before the Yankees versus Senators game at the American League park. Clark Griffith relayed the request from a photographer, Ruth says it is a matter of politics and declines.

Babe Ruth Hoover Home Run King Washington Herbert Hoover American League Baseball Park New York Yankees Washington Senators Clark Griffith Washington Club Ruth

Forest Fire Sweeps Resort in California Threatens Homes

A blaze sparked yesterday near Pine Valley, a summer resort in San Diego County, swept through Pine Valley burning many homes and menacing the Laguna Mountains where a federal forest reserve holds numerous cottages and cabins. Supervisor Elliott of the Federal Forest Service reported the situation from San Diego.

San Diego Caja Pine Valley San Diego County Elliott Federal Forest Service Laguna Mountains

Autographic Poe Raven Bought to Balance Alice Manuscript Sale

A British collector purchased the only full autographic copy of Edgar Allan Poe’s The Raven as a counterbalance to the recent U.S. acquisition of Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland manuscript. The two items, both valued in the six figures, were kept private by their owners.

Poe Raven U.S New York World News Service New York Edgar Allen Poe British Museum England Ley ‘Carroll Tate the Raven J. P. Morgan Rene Widener Rosenbach

Fate of Amundsen flyers clarified by pontoon find

Off Fugloe Islands a float from the missing Latham seaplane is recovered near Tromsoe. The Brood boat reports the float to the French Consul, confirming the pilots Roald Amundsen Captain Rene Guilbaud and four others perished at sea after radio ceased on June 18.

Oslo Norway Roald Amundsen Rene Guilbaud Tromsoe Spitzbergen Fugloe Islands Latham Bergen

Philadelphia Bribery Ring Tied To Police In Distilleries

Grand jury seizures from Marks Weinberg & Co reveal a syndicate controlling city distilleries with payrolls that bribed police officials in each district. Notations show more than $20 000 paid to two men in one ledger, with identities to be proven.

Philadelphia Marks, Weinberg & Co John Monaghan Monaghan Atlantic City Wildwood Cape May N. J Florida

Woman's Body Found Near New Castle Indiana

The murdered woman was identified as Myrtle Miller 36 of Muncie by her ex husband Edward H Miller and others. Officials say her skull was battered and the body was dumped beside a byroad after an unknown car driver transported it. Sheriff Cannon and police question Miller as Muncie police search for the vehicle crew.

New Castle Ind Myrtle Miller Muncie Edward H. Miller Clark Benson Miller Sheriff Cannon

Nude painting cause stir in Westport art scene

A nude painting by Everett Shinn was removed from a Westport Y M C A exhibit after state comptroller Frederick Salmon deemed it immoral. The decision sparked tensions between the artist colony and town residents while the Y and local women’s group defend artistic property and debate propriety.

New York World News Service Bridgeport Conn Westport Y. M. Co. A Everett Shinn Westport Artists’ Colony Shinn Kerr Eby Ralph L. Boyer Westport T. Bedford Frederick M. Salmon Woman’s Town Improvement Association Art Salmon

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