Robbers dynamite the Ques City Bottling safe
In Cincinnati on Sunday robbers dynamited the safe of the Ques City Bottling Company and fled with $2360. They destroyed valuable records and promises in the explosion.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1930
Page
6
In Cincinnati on Sunday robbers dynamited the safe of the Ques City Bottling Company and fled with $2360. They destroyed valuable records and promises in the explosion.
In Akron Ohio on Sunday Tosa Petrich, aged 6¢, was killed after being thrown over a railing to a sidewalk during a fight. The assailant was arrested and authorities said the quarrel was not immediately resolved.
United Press survey reports multiple fatal crashes in several cities including Willard Cleveland Lima Greenfield Cincinnati Columbus Wooster and Delaware. Victims include Armond Clark 48 and James West 23, plus others named. trains and suicides also appear in the weekend toll.
Ten thousand Ohio veterans gathered in Cincinnati for the Twelfth Annual Ohio department American Legion convention. Preliminaries ended Sunday with a full program planned for an outdoor parade tomorrow. State Commander Dudley A. White oversaw sessions, and the Women’s and 49 group elected officers led by Mrs. Charles Fain with a slate of Demi-Chapeaux officers in local leadership roles.
Aug 18 town social notes show Mr and Mrs J H Delefield hosting a noon fish fry with guests including Anne and Mabel Barham Mary Kobler Bernice Sophier and Mrs Anna Haag Oliver Schubert from Cleveland Heights Wooster and more. Also Evergreen club Kolbe reunion Cedar Point choir practice and dinner guest news feature local families Spiegelberg Delefield Bischoff Kerns Ernst Balzar.
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