Hoover to Win Weather Vane Wy Wianie Show
Unclear fragments indicate a local event with Hoover favored to win. Weather vane display hints at a state exhibition or fair activity.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1928
Page
1
Maine vote shows Gardiner and Hale leading in record turnout
With cool weather and strong interest the Maine state election produced large returns. William T. Gardiner led for governor with 115,177 votes to Moran’s 47,689 while Frederick Hale topped Holmes for the Senate with 112,959 to 45,870.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
William T. Gardiner
Maine
Tod Y
Edward C. Man, Jr
United States
Frederick Hale
Herbert E. Holmes
vernor—Gardiner
Moran
New York World News Service
Rockland
Gardiner
Bangor
Smith
Hale
Senate
Wilson
Roosevelt
Pine Tree
Taft
William T. Haines
Frederick W. Plaisted
Haines
Plaisted
Carl E. Milliken
Oakley C. Curtis
Hughes
Harding
Cox
Frederick W. Parkhurst
Bertrand McIntyre
Robbers “Outta Luck” Load 15 Tons of Pig Lead
Chicago on September 10 Mike Paul watchman for Inland Metal Refining Company was bound while a gang loaded fifteen tons of pig lead into three trucks. The robbers demanded action and gagged him with adhesive tape observing him for half an hour lest the lead reappear as bullets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Chicago
Mike Paul
Inland Metal Refining Company
True Confesion
Mr. Paul
Briand Defends Franco British Naval Pact in League Speech
At Geneva Briand argues for public disclosure of the Franco British naval accord via the League Committee on Disarmament. He also rebukes Russia and Germany while Spain Venezuela and Persia win three-year council terms with Spain gaining semi permanence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briand
Geneva
Aristide Briand
France
Assembly
The
League of Nations
League Committee On
Venezuela
Persia
Spain
Alist
China
England
Associated Press
M. Briand
Great Britain
Germany
Slogan Sought For Cincinnati Safety Drive
Cincinnati safety campaign planning advances with a Chamber of Commerce meeting proposing streetcar placards school slogan submissions and committees across civic religious and industrial groups. local fatal accident figures for 1927 1928 prompt push for broader public safety measures ahead of November elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Col. Sherrill
National Safety Council
National Council
Hyde Park Club Adopts Traffic Signal Plan at Madison and Edwards
Hyde Park Business Club members approve a resolution urging Col Sher rill City Manager to install a traffic signal at Madison and Edwards roads after noting several near misses. A second resolution asks the Board of Park Commissioners to close the Hyde Park square center walk. Anthony B Dunlap to chair a safety committee including Carl Rich and the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison and
Edwards Roads
Col. Sherrill
Hyde Park Business Club
Masonic Temple
Board of Park Commissioners
Hyde Park Square
Carl Rich
Chamber of Commerce
Anthony B. Dunlap
Cooper Pledges Good Highways in Ohio Gubernatorial Bid
Springfield Ohio September 10 Republican nominee Myers Y Cooper pledges economy and a good roads program to provide all citizens with an all year motor road. He backs appointing a rural-focused Director of Agriculture and aims to revive the State Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Myers Y. Cooper
John T. Brown
Ohio
Cooper
Federal aid joined Philadelphia probe into bootlegging
The U S government escalates support for District Attorney John Monaghan and the grand jury probing bootlegging and police links to gang killings. Special agent George E Golding arrives from Washington to assist, with Deputy Attorney General to headquarters until the inquiry ends. Captain Charles Beckman is suspended for unfitness amid fresh grand jury disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
John Monaghan
Grand Jury
Lemuel B. Schofield
George E. Golding
Intelligence Department
Internal Revenue Service
Prohibition
Chicago
Washington
United States
Sargeant
Golding
Cleveland
A. E. Bernsteen
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
John O Leary
Charles Beckman
Beckman
Mackey
O’leary
Kellogg Returns with War Pact as 33 Nations Adhere
Secretary Kellogg brings the antiwar treaty back to Washington where 33 nations have now associated with the pact. Soviet Russia has adhered, with documents delivered in Moscow and to be transmitted to Washington. Kellogg expects Senate ratification in December amid ongoing Franco British naval talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paris
Kellogg
Russia
France
Moscow
Mr. Kellogg
State Department
Atlantic
Ireland
Senate
Coolidge
Rebel Miners Form New Union in Pittsburgh
Insurgent miners at East Pittsburgh adjourn after meeting to form the National Miners' Arrangements Committee replacing the United Mine Workers. Officers to be announced tomorrow. 119 men arrested after disturbances as police barred further meetings. Patrick Toohey and John J. Watt announced adjournment and plan nationwide organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
National Miners’ Arrangements Committee
East
United Mine Workers of America
Patrick Toohey
John J. Watt
United Mine Workers
Army aviator injured in stunt crash at Mines Field
Lieut. John G. Williams from Selfridge Field crashed during a three plane loop at Mines Field as the air races closed. His monoplanes companion aces reported the plane flipped upside down and stalled near 200 feet. He survived with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Williams
Selfridge Field
Detroit
Mines Field
Lieut
Williams
Los Sa
Desperate Convict Break Ends in Bloodshed at Louisiana Prison
A prison uprising near Baton Rouge led by Cleveland Owen and Stephen Beck turned into a gun battle that left multiple convicts dead or wounded and two escapees at large. Prison guards and trusties fought back as the river chase unfolded, with several convicts killed or drowned during the melee and pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Mississippi River
Cleveland Owen
New Orleans
Stephen J. Beck
Jim Heard
Assumption Parish
Owen
Beck
Arnold David
Arthur Richens
C. C. Higgingbotham
Frank Peoples
Earl Swanson
Lawrence Collier
William Edenborn
Louisiana Railroad and Navigation Company
Archie Walters
Trusty
J. B. Broom
Owens
Broom
John Singleton
Capt
Singleton
Stanley’ Proctor
Jack Martin
St. Landry
Conan Doyle says Conrad and Haig communicated from beyond
In London on September 10, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle announced that Joseph Conrad reached him from beyond the grave requesting Doyle to finish Conrad's novel Suspense, a task Doyle could not do. He also cited a personal Haig message for his family and noted photographs at séances showing Conway’s likeness. He spoke during the International Spiritualists’ Federation congress in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad
Haig
Conan Doyle
New York World News Service
London
Joseph Conrad
Arthur Conan Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
Sir Arthur
Earl Haig
Doyle
Hiaig
International, Spiritualists’ Federation
United States
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Capitol Mom Financed Women in Films in Atlanta Case
Records show Clinton Carnes diverted funds from the Home Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention to back three aspiring actresses Sonia Norida Lois Griffin and Mrs Louise Pope in Hollywood. Amounts exceed five thousand to Griffin four thousand to Pope and three thousand to Norida with Carnes to receive large shares of earnings. he disappeared September 1 prompting a nationwide search and a warrant for embezzlement. The Fulton County Grand Jury will consider indictment as auditors continue reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Atlanta
Home Mission Board
Southern Baptist Convention
Clinton
Carnes
Hollywood
Cal
Sonia Norida
Lois Griffin
Louise Pope
Miss Norida
Miss Griffin
Mrs. Pope
Alfhild Nordlie
Pacific Coast
Fulton County Grand Jury
Home Board
Stock Stampede Brings Record Upswings and Broad Declines
A market surge lifted nearly two dozen stocks to new high marks while heavy selling hit leaders like General Motors United States Steel Curtiss Radio and other favored issues. Call money rose to 8 while time money hit 7 as traders dumped. Montgomery Ward rose to a new high before easing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Motors
United States Steel Common
Curtiss
Radio
Montgomery Ward
Brooklyn Edison
Salem Warren Bros
Warner Bros
Atlantic Refining
Republic Steel
Commercial Investment Trust
Magma Copper
Eaton Axle
Lambert
International Nickel
Fleischmann
Purity
Coolidge Saying Farewell in Rain at Superior Wisconsin
President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge arrived in Superior to a drenched crowd on the front lawn of Superior High School. Factory and ship whistles sounded as he thanked residents before departing for Cedar Island lodge, enduring the downpour with cheers interrupting his remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Wis
Coolidge
Head of the Lakes
Superior High School
Cedar Island Lodge
Judge Donahue Dies In Columbus After Illness At Home
Judge Maurice H. Donahue of the Sixth U S Circuit Court of Appeals died at his home in Bexley Ohio after a yearlong illness. He was 63, appointed by President Wilson in 1919, and known for rulings including the Remus bootlegging case. Survived by wife and daughter Mrs Veda Ruchemeny. funeral plans not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Maurice H. Donahue
Sixth
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Bexley
Wilson
Ohio Supreme Court
Donahue
George Remus
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Benton Harbor
Mich
Perry County
Fifth Ohio Circuit Court
State Supreme Court
The
Elks Lodge
Knights of Columbus
Veda Ruchemeny
Froome Avenue
Radio reallocation may close WSAI under plan
Federal Radio Commission announced a nationwide plan to shift wave lengths affecting nearly 629 broadcasters. Crosley stations WSAI and WLW would share 700 kilocycles at 5 000 watts, forcing time division or possible consolidation and removal of many chain programs. protests anticipated from listeners. WKRC and WFBB would also share time under current control of Kodel Electric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Commission
Washington
Federal Radio Commission
Commission
WSAI
Crosley Radio Corporation
WLW
Crosley
New York
United States Playing Card Company
WKRC
WFBB
Cincinnati
Kodel Electric and Manufacturing Company
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California Air Race Association
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Robert Duke
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Field Marshal
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Capitol Mom
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Remus
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N. J
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Mason
Harrison
WJR
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Richmond
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