Commendation for volunteers in search for drowned man
Frank Wilford, chair of the Park Board, praised volunteers who aided in the Black River body search for Ernest Wash. Two park employees led a miles long patrol, dove into river holes, and found the body after starting at 5 30 am. Wilford urged a ready boat and organized emergency response for speed and effectiveness. Parents expressed gratitude for the community effort and the bread and candle ritual linked to a Hungarian assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Wash
Black River
Frank Wilford
Park Board
Wilford
Chronicle-Telegram
Steve Leko
America
Endurance flight near 250 hours as Angeleno defies fatigue
Culver City continues to watch Loren Mendell and R B Reinhart in the Angeleno, their bi plane, as it nears 250 hours aloft in a record refueling endurance feat. They report good spirits, note motor noise declines after refuelings, and plan to stay up 100 more hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culver City
Calif
Loren Mitchell
R. B
Pete) Reinhart
Angelo
Cal
Loren Mendell
Pete” Reinhart
Pacific Coast
P.C.T
Mendell
Reinhart
Paul Whittier
Globe
A. E McManus
Los Angeles
New York
Fiers
Taxie Driver Refuses New Currency
New York July 12 Mrs Edith Mittag handed a Panama Mail steamship line taxicab driver a twenty dollar bill while explaining it was a new currency. The driver refused saying we dont take coupons. He then accepted an old bill after she claimed to be the Prince of Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edith Mittag
Panama Mail
Wilson Named UN Farm Board Member
Washington July 12 Chas S Wilson former New York state agricultural commissioner was named the seventh member of the Federal Farm Board. Wilson a Hall N Y dairy farmer and Cornell graduate heads the New York Horticultural Society and was endorsed by 29 farmer groups including the Dairymen League Fruit Growers Cooperative and the New York State Grange. one more member remains to be appointed for the board before its first meeting Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chas. S. Wilson
New York State
Federal Farm Board
White House
Wilson
Hall, N. Y
Cornell University
New York Horticultural Society
Dairymen’s League of New York
New York Fruit Growers Cooperative
New York State Grange
Life of Albert B Crisp Timeline at Various Firms
Albert B Crisp began as head clerk at Hannan and Obbits hardware and helped Elsra canning produce 2500 cans weekly. He moved through tinning roofing with Whitney and Crisp, then Elyma Hardware, National Tube as sheet metal foreman for 11 years, Garford Automobile, E Loeffler, and finally Peerless Laundry with his brother Ernest for about 16 years. He is married with three children and lives at 124 Denison Avenue. his hobby is mechanical tinkering and his boyhood dream was to be a hardware salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert B. Crisp
Hannan & Obbits
Elsra Canning Company
Whitney and Crisp
Elyma Hardware Company
National Tube Company
Garford Automobile Company
E. Loeffler Company
Ernest Crisp
Peerless Laundry Company
Denison Avenue
Snook Trial Postponement Bid Denied in Ohio Case
Columbus July 12 A bid to postpone the trial of Dr James H Snook for the slaying of Theora Hix OSU coed was denied Judge Scarlett saying no valid reason for continuance There is great public interest but no inflamed public opinion Defense sought more time for defense alienists and access to personal belongings while reports of physicians chemists and pathologists remain restricted The killing occurred June 13 Snook a married father confessed then recanted later
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
James H. Snook
Theora Hix
Ohio State University
Common Pleas
Scarlett
Snook
Miss Hix
Denial of Still Sale Charge Involving State Agent Cole
Three Steubenville men previously sentenced for liquor offenses allege in affidavits that John C. Cole former state prohibition agent sold them a still before his dismissal. Cole, present in court, denied the charge as Federal District Attorney Bartels called the claim absolutely false. Records show Cole and Edward Little used decoys to trap bootleggers, leading to severed ties with the dry department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. O
Reubenville
John C. Cole
Dty
State Prohibition Department
Mike Mastovich
Mike Kate
Melle Tepovitch
Cole
William Bartels
State Dry Department
Edward Little
Sire Decors
American fliers Williams and Yancy honored in Rome
In Rome on July 12 Roger Q Williams and Lewis A. Yancy, American airmen, are feted with mass meetings and receptions. They tour Littorio airfield and view the Pathfinder hangar as Italian officials including Gen Balbo and Francesco De Pinedo entertain them. Mussolini is expected to introduce the fliers at a Sunday dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Roger Q Williams
Lewis A. Yancy
Nero
Caligula
Piazza Colonna
Benito Mussolini
Atlantic
Campi Doglio
Augusto Turati
Fascist Party
Genetalo Balbo
Aviation
Yancey and Williams
Yancey
Williams
Littorio Airdrome
Santander
Old Orchard
Pathfinder
Balbo
Francesco de Pinedo
Italy
America
Mussolini
Bernet and Munro Even Through Nine Holes at Ohio Amateur
In the third round at Brookside Country Club Canton on July 12 Morrie Bernet of Cleveland and Jack Munro of Akron stood even after nine holes. Their scores show Bernet 555 344 444 35 and Munro 445 444 454 25 while Johnny Florio led Columbus with a 3 up on Harry Sattler and B. Lanman was 2 up on L C. Boles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookside Country Club
Canton
Morrie Bernet
Cleveland
Jack Munro
Akron
Bernet
Munro
Johnny Florio
Columbus
Harry Sattler
B. Lanman
L C. Boles
Young Cudahy Jailed In Hollywood Drunk Driving Case
John Patrick Michael Cudahy Hollywood plaster who said he had settled down for life is jailed in Los Angeles today charged with driving an automobile while intoxicated. Police say he admitted intoxication after his car hit a vehicle driven by Charles Lang. Cudahy married Muriel Evans, motion picture actress, and is a grandson of the Cudahy Parking Company founder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
John Patrick Michael Cudahy
Hollywood
Cudahy
Charles Lang
Muriel Evans
Cudahy Parking Company
Pickrel Heads Bar Association Budget Hearing Date Set By Commissioners
William G. Pickerel elected president of the Ohio State Bar Association at the annual session in Cedar Point. John A Elden, G Cleveland and officers re-elected. A measure urging the Supreme Court to define the practice of law to shield lawyers from bank encroachment was adopted. Public hearing on the county budget for 1930 set for Saturday July 20 at 10 a.m. in the county commissioners office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Point
William G. Pickerel. Daston
Ohio State Bar Association
John A Elden
Cleveland
Marshal G. Fenton
John L. W. Henney
Columbus
Supreme Court
Max Goodman
Cuyahoga County Bar Association
John A. Cline
Assessments Approved for Cook Ditch Improvement
The Board of County Commissioners approved assessments against property owners in Black River township for the Cook Ditch project. No one protested at the hearings. The 10 a m heating scheduled for 10day was noted as the session date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Cook
Black River Township
Fined $500 For Having Home Brew
Police raid on Mike Pagan at 23 West River Street recovered fifty bottles of home brew and four gallons of alleged whiskey hidden under a stairway floor. Pagan, arraigned in police court, pled guilty to possession of liquor and was fined $500 plus costs by Mayor James A. Hewitt, paying in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Pagan
West River Street
Hurd
Birkline
Hamlin
Zarnke
Pagan
James A. Hewitt
Paving Progress Accelerates on Second Street Project
City reports rapid advance on Second street from Middle to East avenue with two mixers pouring concrete. About $18,000 spent to widen to 40 feet and surface with asphalt, easing Broad street traffic as Hillsdale court and Adams street prep work continues. favorable weather boosted early-season paving pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Street
Middle
East Avenue
Jack Powell
Chapel Street
Broad Street
Hillsdale Court
Adams Street
Powell
Drownings Claim 4 More Lives in Ohio
Four more youths died in Ohio drowning incidents over 24 hours. Benson Potts, 6, and Ralph Potts, 9, drowned at Dyer's pond Cleveland after Ralph attempted to rescue Benson from a nine foot pool. Bud Wood, 6, of Haydenville, died in the Hocking river while swimming. Carl Lulfs, 13, drowned in Walters Creek near Napoleon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Benson
Ralph Potts
Dyer’s Pond
Cleveland
Ralph
Buster Wood
William Weed
Haydenville
Hocking River
Carl Lulfs
Art Lulfs
Walters Creek
Napoleon
Democrats To Have a State News Service
On July 12 an announcement from Columbus announced the formation of a Democratic state news service with Elmer P. Fries, former Cincinnati Post editor, as director. Henry G. Brunner said the service aims to spark interest in Ohio politics across parties while reflecting a broad democracy viewpoint and supporting public government. Fries will operate from the Democratic state headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Elmer P. Fries
Henry G. Brunner
Democratic State Executive Committee
Fries
Cincinnati Post
Eigt
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Ohio
Brunner
Democratic
Erection of 200 Stop Signs Underway at City Blvd
The service director said actual erection of the two hundred boulevard stop signs, delivered to the city recently, began on the west side Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Taxes Collected Across County Reach 2.58 Million
The recent tax period ending June 20 saw total county collections of 2,581,909.81 dollars with only a small delinquency. Rural southern areas report higher delinquencies due to agricultural downturn, while Lorain city contributed 1,045,039.63 and Elvira 615,641.48. Funds will be distributed per local budgets with portions to the state, distribution planned for late August or September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain City
Elvira
Sidewalks To Be Repaired Citywide Action
City plans sidewalk reconstruction and repair starting Monday. Nine hundred notices sent to property owners warning them to fix sidewalks. Delinquent owners will be charged the cost of work. payment options include cash within 30 days or placing costs on the tax duplicate with an 11 percent added charge if not paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Powell
Bandits Take $20,000 From Hoosier Bank
Gas City Indiana bulletin reports three bandits robbed the state bank in May escaping with about $20,000 in currency. Cashier J. W. Ball and assistant Lucille Nesbie were forced against a wall during the payroll heist for the Illinois Glass Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gas City
Ind
J. W. Ball
Lucille Nesbie
Tllinois Glass Company
Sheriff ends dog racing in Steubenville
Steubenville notes sheriff William Yost halted all dog racing for a week ending the spree. Foreclosure of 12 mechanics liens totaling $22128 on the Jefferson Kennel Club property at Rush Run was ordered yesterday by the common pleas court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
William Yost
Jefferson
Rush Run
Common Pleas Court
Cincinnati Man Freed After Buckley Conspiracy Case
Cincinnati brew master Joseph Sperber walked free from county jail after four months for conspiracy to violate the national prohibition act. Federal Judge Henderson Hough in Columbus dismissed perjury charges tied to the Buckley case and related conspiracies involving attorney Schrimper and Gruber. Sperber’s release comes as Buckley faces appeal and Gruber was not indicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinati
Joseph Sperber
Jackson
Sperber
Benson W. Hough
Columbus
Bert B. Buckley
Buckley
John L. Schrimper
Adolph Gruber
Cincinnati
Hearing of Race Track Owner Postponed
In Cleveland Ohio on July 12 hearings against Fad ward P Strong owner of Thestle down race track and two employees for permitting gambling were postponed from today to tomorrow morning by Justice of the Peace Myron J. Penty. The affidavit against the three men was found improperly drawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland. O
Fadward P Strong
Thestledown
Justice of the Peace
Myron J. Penty
Mrs Sohl Wins State Golf Title at Portage Country Club
Mrs Curtis Sohl of Columbus edged Miss Louise Fordyce of Youngstown two and one to claim the women's State Golf Championship at Portage Country Club Akron July 12. Sohl led early and after a tense last nine, recovered to seal the victory with precise driving chipping and putting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portage Country Club
Akron
Curtis Sohl
Columbus
Louise Fordyce
Youngstown
Miss Fordyce
Last Two of Mail Robbers' Gang Convicted
CHICAGO July 12 The final members of the Limp Cleaver gang were convicted in federal court Virgil Litzinger and John Fannery were found guilty in the Evergreen mail train raid of Feb 25 1928 The robbery netted 1339 in cash and valuables The government pursed the gang leader Limper Cleaver and other members who were jailed killed or imprisoned after the bold daylight theft
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleaver
Virgil Litzinger
John Fannery
Evergreen
Federal Cour
Va‘i
C. Lindley
Tce
Grand Trunk
Chiraco
Sitringer
Flannery
Charles
Limpr
Cleater
Atlanta
Frank Mecca
Wham Donovan
Lawrence O’brien
Charles Wharton
Leavenworth
Louis Fpadersonik
Willie Jackson
SterTs Vee
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Peer Perel Me
Embergenly Goat Park
Cascade Park
UN Farm Board
Bulletin
Gole
Stil
Young Cudahy
Pickrel Heads Bar Association
Home Brew
Salonas A. Willams
Wellington
G. A
Lorain
W. R. Co
Edward J. Smith
S. A. Williams
Salonas A. Williams
Lida Slucas
John McClay
Elizabeth Johnston
Women’s Relief Corps
Cora Lambright
Enid Myers
Bertha Allman
Elizabeth Watterson
Betsy Ross
Ohio Department
Marian Beal
Bandits
Hoosier Bank
Buckley Freed
Mrs. Sohl
Builetin
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