Metal Aircraft Sold in Columbus Investor Buy Cincinnati Firm
The Metal Aircraft Corporation of Cincinnati was sold to Robert H. Schryver of Columbus. The Lunken Airport plant will stay, with improvements planned to boost production. A merger with Mason and Dixon Air Lines and Johnson Airplane Supply Co. is expected within two weeks, strengthening Cincinnati as a major aviation center.
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Metal Aircraft Corporation
Coincinnati
Robert H. Schryver
Columbus
Queen City
Middle West
Mason and Dixon Air Lines
Cincinnati
Johnson Airplane Supply Company
Dayton
Sehryvér
Lunken
Great Southern Airways
Los Angeles
Megney
Three Thugs Nabbed After Blackjack Assault On Lower River Road
Albert Fagley 24 of Westwood sustained a probable skull fracture and serious injuries when three attackers used a blackjack to subdue him while defending Virginia Sparks 16 of Mt. Healthy during a highway robbery near New Baltimore. Sparks escaped to her father’s taxi stand, a posse pursued and captured two suspects, James Anderson 35 and Theodore Angelin 21, while the third fled. Angelin tied to the Angelin family gang history.
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Albert Fagley
Westwood
Lower River Road
New Baltimore
Virginia Sparks
Mt. Healthy
Fagley
Frederick C. Swing
James Anderson
Reading Road
Theodore Angelin
Richmond Street
Angelin
Cincinnati
Lindbergh Extends Air Mail to Dutch Guiana
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh lands at Paramaribo Dutch Guiana completing a 2 595 mile journey begun last Friday to inaugurate a new air mail link. The route runs from Port of Spain to Georgetown and Paramaribo raising U S access to northern South America by about fourteen days. Shipping officials greet the famed flyer as mail is unloaded and refueling occurs.
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Miami
Fla
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paramaribo
Dutch Guiana
South America
United States
San Juan
Porto Rico
West Indies
Leeward
Windward
South American
Lindbergh
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Georgetown
British Guiana
Orinoco River
League balks on close ties with reparations bank
Geneva reports the League of Nations will not press for a tight link with the Young plan reparations bank for now. Norway and Denmark withdrew a resolution, signaling mixed views on the bank's dominance in Europe’s economy. France Britain Belgium Italy Japan oppose, while U S sentiment looms as a factor in the debate.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Young Plan
Assembly
Norway
Denmark
Europe
France
Great Britain
Belgium
Italy
Japan
Louis Loucheur
M. Loucheur
United States
League
H Hegsers
Divorce Granted to Mrs Marie Whitney in Reno
Mrs Marie Norton Whitney was granted a divorce from Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney in Reno on September 23. The case cited mental cruelty and incompatibility with no property settlement. Whitney appeared at a ten day visit and custody is awarded to Mrs Whitney while allowing reasonable access for Whitney.
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Reno
Marie Norton Whitney
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
Evan Burrows Fontaine
Fontaine
Bethlehem Ship Company Exposes Shocking Letter at Hearing
Witness Samuel W. Wakeman of Bethlehem Shipbuilding testifies that sending William B. Shearer as Geneva disarmament conference observer for 25000 dollars was a poor decision. A letter dated January 30 1928 describes private understandings and a salary bonus tied to naval preparedness efforts.
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New York World News Service
Washington
William B. Shearer
Geneva
Samuel W. Wakeman
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
Senate Naval Investigating Committee
Wakeman
Senator Shortridge
Shearer
Navy
Allen and Robinson
Shortridge
Allen
Congress
Bethlehem
Palen
Wilder
Howell to Reply in Senate on DC Prohibition Enforcement
Senator Robert B. Howell of Nebraska plans to defend his claim that prohibition can be enforced in Washington DC. He says the will to enforce the Eighteenth Amendment and Volstead Act is lacking and will present supporting facts in a Senate speech.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Robert B. Howell
Hoover Republican
Nebraska
Senate
District of Columbia
Howell
Capitalist Scoffs at Hair-Cut Story From London
New York September 23 William F Kenny capitalist admitted the joke is on me denying he summoned his New York barber to London for a first class hair cut Kenny and the barber Louis Arico returned home from England aboard the Leviathan Kenny said he paid for Louis ocean voyage to fulfill a long promised trip and that the barber forgot his passport during the London visit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William F. Kenny
London
Kenny
Louis Arico
England
Louis
Europe
Simple single ring wedding of Connecticut governor's daughter
Florence Trumbull daughter of Gov John H Trumbull wed John Coolidge son of former President Calvin Coolidge in Plainville Connecticut. The ceremony at the Congregational Church was simple with two ministers officiating and a small guest list.
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Associated Press
Plainville
Conn
Connecticut
Vermont
Hills
Florence Trumbull
John H. Trumbull
John Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
United States
Coolidge
New England
White Frame Congregational Church
Main Street
Farmington Avenue
Miss Trumbull
A. H. Dresser
Kenneth Welles
Albany
N. Y
Congregational Church
Northampton
J. Roy Wilkerson
Death hit-and-run driver sought for Somerville man
Walter Conard 74 Park Street Somerville Mass was killed when struck by a fast moving car in front of a Montgomery pike barbecue stand. Charles W Lohrum of Enyart Road Loveland charged with manslaughter in a warrant by Clyde Coward.read Miller of Leyman Buick traced radiator cap found at the scene to identify the vehicle involved. The car fled the scene and the case went before Mayor Sampson with a $2000 bond for Lohrum.
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Walter Conard
Park Street
Somerville
Mass
Montgomery Pike
Silverton
Charles W
Pete) Lohrum
Enyart Road
Loveland
Clyde Coward
Maple Leaf Avenue
Pleasant Ridge
D. L
Sampson
Conard
Anna Conard
Clyde
Andrew
Anderson
Leyman Buick Company
Miller
Woman succumbs to scam with $8,000 box claim
Mary Newton of 932 West Ninth hired a pair of strangers at Ninth and Walnut who claimed a box held 8,000 dollars and asked to store it. She gave 240 to cover costs after taking the box home. only four newspapers were found, prompting a police report. A separate note says Nicholas Spitzello, 2230 Boone Street, kissed 119 goodbye in City Hall corridors after a stranger promised influence.
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Mary Newton
West Ninth Street
Cincinnati
Ninth
Walnut Streets
Liberal Loan Company
John Streets
Nicholas Spitzello
Boone Street
Central Avenue
City Hall
Spitzello
Ciy Hall
Bandits Seize $50,000 Diamonds in Hold-Up
Two armed men robbed Rothstein Bros. diamond brokers in Seattle seizing diamonds valued at $50,000. The fifth floor office was entered, victims forced to surrender the gems, and the pair fled via a back stairway after bringing the stones up from a basement vault. The jewels had just arrived from the basement vault by J. J. Lowenstein and A. B. Rothstein.
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Seattle
Wash
Rothstein Bros
J. J. Lowenstein
A. B. Rothstein
Woman Admits Killing Husband in Tacoma
Mrs Ellen Gilpatrick aged 43 confessed to Tacoma police that she killed her husband Philip Gilpatrick 50 in her apartment Sunday night claiming self defense after stabbing him with a butcher knife.
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Tacoma
Wash
Ellen Gilpatrick
Philip Gilpatrick
Dry clean up ordered in Chicago by prohibition chief
Chicago report states James M. Doran head of enforcement has ordered an immediate dry cleanup in the city after Winfield Yellowley, the Chicago prohibition administrator, returned from Washington with the directive.
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Chicago
Win
Oaes Yellowley
Washington
James M. Doran
Prohibition Enforcement
Yankee Pilot Huggins in Critical Condition After Transfusion
Miller Huggins longtime New York Yankees manager faced a critical turn as infection from influenza and erysipelas worsened. A blood transfusion was performed to curb the illness with doctors uncertain of the outcome.
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New York
Miller J. Huggins
New York Yankees
Edward H. King
Huggins
St. Vincent’s Hospital
King
Yankee
Myrtle
Arthur Huggins
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Crew of Stranded Swedish Ship Reaches Shore
The crew of the Swedish steamer Carl Jerhard, stranded a half mile north of Kill Devil Hill, was safely removed today by breeches buoys. Twenty three aboard including one woman were rescued as heavy seas confronted Coast Guard teams at Elizabeth City. The Jerhard, a steel vessel, had struck the wreck of the Paraguay, lost nearby two years earlier, while sailing from Tampa to Canadian ports with rock plaster.
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Elizabeth City
Carl Jerhard
Kill Devil Hill Coast Guard
District Coast Guard
Jerhard
Paraguay
Tampa
Tennessee Senator Urges U.S. To Abrogate Naval Pact
Senator McKellar of Tennessee urged in the Senate that the United States should abrogate the Washington armament treaty which places limits on battleships.
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Tennessee
U.S
Washington
McKellar
Dem
Tenn
Senate
United States
Bus Tragedy Kills Girl. Driver Held on Manslaughter Charge
Four year old Louise Krieger died after a Southland Transport bus hit a pedestrian at Tenth and Orchard streets in Newport. Driver Kelley Robinson, 33, faces a manslaughter charge, claiming the child darted into the path. Eyewitness Cristina Jacobs corroborates. Blanche Leggett, 16, injured in a second crash on Monmouth Street en route to Speers Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Krieger
Arthur Krieger
East Tenth Street
Newport
Southland Transportation Company
Tenth
Orchard Streets
Kelley Robinson
Carmall Street
Cincinnati
Christina Jacobs
Speers Hospital
Dayton
Byron S. Schaenshang
Ann Street
Schaenshang
Blanche Leggett
East Front Street
Monmouth Street
Sixth
Seventh Streets
Blanche Sweet files divorce suit against Mickey Nellen
Los Angeles reports Blanche Sweet, screen actress, files for divorce from husband Marshall A. Nellen, film director, citing more than twenty charges of cruelty. The filing alleges neglect, infidelity, intoxicated abuse, and frequent vows of hatred.
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Los Angeles
Blanche Sweet
Marshall A
Mickey” Nellen
Young Newport Boy Viciously Seized After School Ride
Ten year old Hugh Schaefer of Newport was accosted by two men after school on Patterson Street near Tenthan Patterson. They forced him into a car and drove off along the Alexandria Pike, prompting the boy to demand answers as he resisted. The incident highlights concerns over child safety in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Schaefer
Chestnut Street
Newport
Tenthan Patterson Streets
Hughie
Patterson Street
Seventh Street
Alexandria Pike
Shreveport Airways President Shoots Self in Head
E. B. Redline, 36, president of Shreveport Airways, Inc., committed suicide by pistol. An audit was planned after irregularities found in his books. He served on Gov. Long's staff, helped promote aviation in Shreveport, and chaired the Airways Committee of the Louisiana American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
E. B Redline
Shreveport Airways, Inc
W.K. Henderson
Henderson Iron Works and Supply Company
Maj. Redline
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