Move Tantel to Elect Local Man to Office
A large Cincinnati delegation arrives in Louisville for the eleventh American Legion convention. Militant talk centers on Milton D Campbell for National Vice Commander as riverboat arrival and city sightseeing begin the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tantel
Milton D. Campbell
Louisville
Cincinnati
National Convention of the American Légion
Chillicothe
Fourth Street
Madison
Ind
Campbell
Robert E. Bentley
Joseph H. Woeste
Pears Bentley
William Stegner
H. A. Wilson
Hamilton County Council
The
Legion Auxiliary
John E. Hendrixon
Bentley Post
Harry J. Gilligan
Edward Ruoff
Dave Levy
Boise
Rejuvenated Rooster And Admiring Harem Lead Police
An aged rooster in Anglesea New Jersey guides state police to two moonshine stills hidden behind a false wall in a henhouse. Poultry owner Jachime Mattera is arrested and held on two thousand dollar bail.
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New York World News Service
Anglesea
N. J
Main Street
William Bender
Jachime Mattera
Mattera
Supreme Court
Douglass
Woman shoots daughters then herself in Walnut Hills tragedy
Mrs. Josepha Lederer 37 fatally shoots daughters Marie 13 and Helen 11 as they sleep at home 2538 Clearview Ave before taking her own life. Marie and Helen were students at Withrow Junior High. Neighbors reported odd behavior earlier in the evening and a possible mental illness thought to have spanned over a year.
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Josepha Lederer
Marie
Helen
Clearview Avenue
Walnut Hills
General Hospital
Withrow
Lillian Miller
R. C. Miller
Clenview Avenue
Miller
Lederers
Four Killed by Autos in Cincinnati and Ohio
Automobile crashes killed eight Ohio residents yesterday with four in Cincinnati. Victims include Mary Ingle a 14 year old from East End and Frank Anderson 70 of Eastern Avenue plus two unidentified persons. Two hit and run fatalities raise Hamilton County deaths to 126 for the year.
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Martal
Cincinnati
Associated Press
Akron
Glenn E. Schrader
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio Canal
Canal Fulton
Clifford Parker
Toledo
Akron- Youngstown
Earl L. Calhoun
Salina
Hamilton County
Mary Ingle
Church Street
East End
Frank Anderson
Eastern Avenue
Art
Curtis Broch
G. Denton Colmb
Joseph Fisher
West Sixty-eighth Street
Fifth
Cutter Streets
General Hospital
Anderson
Harry Johnson
Carrel Street
Price Hill Hospital
Swing
Bud Buelterman
Glenway Avenue
Clevvee Pike
Bueltert Fee
Frank Schlutter
Veterans Give Memorial To Montfaucon France
Ohio's Thirty seventh Division delivered a memorial deed to Montfaucon in France in memory of fallen comrades. Gen William P Jackson led the delegation as Andre Tardieu welcomed them. The visit marked a somber moment instead of 1918 rifle action.
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Montfaucon
France
Ohio
Andre Tardieu
Washington
William P. Jackson
Raymond Poincare
Myron T. Herrick
Friends and Pastor Pay Tribute at Miller Huggins Funeral
Baseball legend Miller Huggins, longtime Yankees head manager, was laid to rest in Walnut Hills as Rev. Frederick N. McMillin led a tearful service at First Presbyterian Church. Floral tributes and a crowed church filled with mourners marked a final rite in a deeply personal loss for the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Huggins
Muller Huggins
New York Yankees
Frederick N. McMillin
First Presbyterian Church of
Walnut Hills
Chicago Cubs
Ebon
Olympia
Premier Ramsay MacDonald Receives Honorary Citizenship Aboard Berengaria
The British premier accepts an invitation to delay his New York passage so Gotham can confer honorary citizenship. His daughter Ishbel, and the 10 Downing Street hostess, are popular aboard the Berengaria. Philip Snowden acts as deputy premier in Washington amid receptions and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Ramsay MacDonald
New York
MacDonald
Ishbel
Elizabeth
10 Downing Street
Soe
Poe
N. Y
Bahamas hurricane batters Florida coast with missing vessels
The Bahamian storm swept from the Bahamas into the Gulf of Mexico and toward the Northern Gulf Coast. Reports say two ships missing and several vessels aground. Key West and Miami areas suffer flooding and property loss though deaths are not confirmed. A relief expedition was sent to Naples and Everglades.
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Associated Press
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf Coast
Weather Bureau
Nassau
Apalachicola
Fla
Mississippi
Pensacola
Punta
Gulf Shipping
Bahamas
Isle of June
Pate ‘Witas
Garnet Hulings
E. J. Sadler
Naples
Everglades
Florida Keys
Atlantic
Gulf
No Name Key
Miami
Homestead
50 000 Delegates Expected To Attend Convention Sessions
Delegates gathered in Louisville for the American Legion’s eleventh annual convention opening the next day. Massachusetts and California contingents led the early arrivals as Boston and Los Angeles were seen as likely convention hosts for 1930. Prominent figures discussed for National Commander and auxiliary president positions amid a parade of varied uniforms and mascots.
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Louisville
America’s Warriors
American Legion
Edward J. Beatty
Canton
Mass
Massachusetts
O. L. Bobenhamer
el Dorado
Ark
A. L. Cox
Raleigh
N. C
Donald Macrae
Council Bluffs
William H. Cudworth
Milwaukee
Freda Kramer
Madison
S. D
Auxiliary
Legionnaires
Reserve Corps Pilot Falls After Belt Forgot Safety
Capt Jack Butterfield a Flying Corps reserve officer forgot his safety belt during a training flight in a Consolidated T T plane. He climbed to 4000 feet and began a loop then fell about halfway to the ground before deploying his parachute. The aircraft nose-dived into the Little Miami River resulting in a $7000 washout. Butterfield was unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Butterfield
Flying Corps
Little
Miami River
Butterfield
United States Army
Auto builder dies after car crash in Cleveland
Walter C. White, 72, president of the White Motor Company, died in a Cleveland hospital from injuries after his car collided with another while commuting from his home to the office. He suffered fractures to his right leg and left thigh and internal injuries.
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Lockland Owl
Miss Ingle
General Hospital
Cleveland
Walter C. White
The
White Motor Company
White
Stranded tanker Garnet Hulings Aids Crew by Line Hop
The steamer E. J. Sadler stands by the grounded tanker Garnet Hulings ten miles south of Gun Bay in the Bahama Islands. The Sadler reports it is attempting to pass a line to the distressed vessel to take off the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach
Fla
Radio Marine Corporation
E. J. Sadler
Garnet Hulings
Gun Bay
Bahama Islands
Sadler
Mammoth Parade Honors Victory Parkway Opening With Seven Divisions
Parade orders announced by Col. W C Meyer and Eric L Schulte outline seven divisions with a marshal in command for the Victory Parkway dedication parade. The 107th Regiment Cavalry and East and West Side parkways will form units including Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Five Girls, and Public Schools led by James D Stover. The procession will form along the Parkway between Eden Park bridge and McMillan Street and end at St. Xavier Stadium with Cincinnati Post 270 American Legion aiding in conduct.
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Victory Parkway
W. C. Meyer
Marval
Eric L. Schulte
Col. Meyer
Dan M. Myers
Cincinnati Post
American Legion
Legion
Eden Park Bridge
McMillan Street
Hotel Arms
St. Xavier Stadium
107Th Regiment Cavalry
Ohio National Guard
S. Richmond
Gov. Cooper
Westside Parkway
McMillan
Ohio Military, Institute
Boy Scouts of America
Earl R. Sycks
E. K. Hardin
Parkway
Girl Scouts of America
J. R. Weaver
Scouts of America
Ada Dacy
Cleveland to host five million dollar machine tool expo
The National Machine Tool Builders Association opens a 5 million dollar machine shop exhibit at Public Hall in Cleveland. About 20,000 visitors are expected to attend with firms from Cincinnati Toledo Dayton Columbus Hamilton Kenton Sidney Tiffin Springfield and Canton represented. Concurrent Second Annual Machine Tool Congress runs with ASME and SAE groups. congress ends Thursday.
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Cleveland
National Machine Tool Builders’ Association
Ohio
Cincinnati
Toledo
Dayton
Columbus
Hamilton
Kenton
Sidney
Tiffin
Springfield
Canton
Public Hall
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Society of Automotive Engineers
Flexible Tariff. Flexible Clause Near Vote in Senate
Senate enters its fourth week of debate on the tariff bill with only secondary issues settled and two months to send to the President before the session. The flexible clause allowing the President to adjust customs levies is favored by Hoover and core to the tariff plan, with Democrats and independents split on repeal versus retention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Harold Oliver
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Hoover
Administration
Balloon races injure pilot and aide in Bennett event
In Terre Haute and nearby towns, pilots and aides suffer injuries after balloons fall or crash during the Gordon Bennett race. D Eduardo Bradley of the Argentine sustains a crushed knee and his aide Lieut Francisco J Cada yal bruises and shock near Fairbanks Indiana. Other balloons land across Ohio Indiana Illinois France and Germany with distances ranging from 160 to 347 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
D. Eduardo Bradley
Union Hospital
Francisco J. Cadavil
Fairbanks
ST. Louis
Associated Press
United States
Ward T. van Orman
Alan MacCracken
Aid
Troy
Army
William E. Kepner
Celina
Scott Field
van Orman
James F. Powell
Kepner
Navy
Winfield Bushnellee
Stinesville
Ernest de Muyter
Gordon Bennett
Denmark
George B. Shenstrom
Paoli
Barmen
Germany
Hugo Kgulen, Jr
Melvin
Til
Stadt Essen
Erich Leimkugel
Catlin
No News From Castes on Distance Flight
Paris dispatch reports no news yet received regarding the Diudonne distance flight. The item continues on the second page with further details to follow.
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Paris
Diudonne
Cincinnati Union Terminal Company 6 percent preferred stock offered
The Cincinnati Union Terminal Company 6 percent cumulative preferred stock up to 3 million dollars will open for advance subscription at 105 plus accrued dividend, yielding 4.76 percent and tax free in Ohio. George D. Crabbs notes the stock supports the union station project and offers favorable terms for Cincinnati investors. Advance applications are said to be very easy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Union Terminal Company
Ohio
A. E. Aub & Co
Dixie Terminal Building
Cincinnati
Hornblower & Weeks
Cleveland
George D. Crabbs
Cincinnati Railroad Terminal Development Company
Union Station
Secretary Davis Warns on Workers Over 45 Being Scrapped
James J. Davis, Secretary of Labor, warned at the Ohio Moose Association convention that firing workers over 45 in pursuit of efficiency risks a national unemployment problem. He urged managers not to deem older workers worn out and stressed the need to consider their continued productivity for national prosperity.
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Davis
United States
James J. Davis
Hoover
Ohio State Moose Association
Gibson
J. J. Davis
Loyal
Order of Moose
Coast Guard Dispatches Two Cutters to Florida Hurricane Zone
Norfolk division orders two powerful cutters to the east coast of Florida to assist two steamers ashore and a third still sending SOS calls. Danish tankship Scandia and American steamer Ganethauling are distressed while Salina reported near Manzanillo reef seeking help. Yamacraw heads from Savannah to the scene and Modac is dispatched from Wilmington, with further details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Norfolk Division
Coast Guard Service
Florida
Hurricane Area
Scandia
Ganethauling
Manzaniillo Reef
Yamacraw
Savannah
Modac
Wilmington
D. C
Hunting in Cemetery Leads to Sunday Offense Charge
Dentist A J Blackwood of 4560 Winton Road was caught hunting with a shotgun in Spring Grove Cemetery by Deputy Game Warden D M Bowersor. Four squirrels had already been killed and more were threatened. Blackwood was arrested for hunting on Sunday and for killing squirrels on Sunday with penalties from $25 to $200 per squirrel.
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Borger
Tex
Ft. Worth
Dan Moody
Hutchinson County
Texas Rangers
John A. Holmes
Glenn A. Pace
Charles Hale
Holmes
Jacob F. Wolters
Pace
H. M. Wood
A. J. Blackwood
Winton Road
Spring Grove Cemetery
D. M. Bowersor
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Boston
Los Angeles
Jack Vogele
the Commercial Tribune
Texas
Montfaugon
37Th Division
Gov. Moody
Bob Newhall
Premier
Gotham
Ocve
Florida Key
Gale
Stead
First Voters’ Party
Sinton Ballroom
Cincinnati League OF Women Voters
Sinton
Reserve Corps
Mammoth
Public Schoolk
James D. Stover
East Side Parkway
Arcendale
Charles A. Wilson
Cummins
Albert Schwartz
Douglas
F. M. Ruse
Colored Orphan Asylum Band
L. S. Walton
Evanton
Hugh D. Ciephene
Hoffman
E. W. Wilikinson
Prin
Secord
Union Terminal
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