World events sweep through capitals in 1929 brief
The Daugherty committee adjourns with hearings to resume later. Mellon seeks ruling on tax refunds. Hughes defends US immigration control against Japan. Warren may resign as ambassador to Mexico. Lawsuit challenges the soldier bonus act. Cyclones kill in North Carolina and windstorm hits South Dakota and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Hughes
Congress
United States
District Supreme Court
Washington
Mellon
Weeks
Wilbur
Hines
Veterans’ Bureau
Curfew Lifted in Crestline Amid Ohio News Burst
Ohio town eases curfew while obituaries and incidents flood the day’s notes. Killed include Arthur Winland, 7, Fultonham. Mrs. Eliza Tittle, 69, Cincinnati. Conductor Roy Dickey, 31, Miamisburg. Len Newburg, 20, Toledo. Multiple accidents, fires, drownings, and legal actions reported across the state including oil tests near Athens and church groundbreakings in Cleveland and Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crestline
Oberlin College
Arthur Winland
Fultonham
Zanesville
Eliza. Tittle
Cincinnati
Florence Chapman
Roy Dickey
Miamisburg
Dayton
Bucyrus Board of Education
Logan Capital
Shade River
Athens
Bernard H. Roesner
Assumption Church
Mt. Healthy
Len Newburg
William Shigway
Toledo
Frank Kraps
Coal Run
Noble County
A. E. Gower
Auglaize County
Plain City
Harold Ward
Gallipolis
Charles William
Columbus
Ludlow Tracy
Crooksville
James J. Davis
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
Cleveland
Richard Webb
Elmer Dailey
St. John’s English Lutheran Church
Alanson Wilcox
Ohio
Harry W. Wickham
Northern Engraving Company of
Canton
Mecosta
Mich
Hamilton
Louis Huentelman
Ben Yates
Pickaway County
Fairfield County
Aetna Rubber Company
Samuel Taylor
Gabriel
Taylor
William Kinkoph
Sophie Lifschitz
Borne
Harding
Kenyon College
Akron
Wick Hayman
Willow Grove
Captain Hayman
West Virginia
Ida Kauffman
John Harmon
van Wert
Max McCann
Kingum County
County Horticultural Society
Meatient
Muskingum Sa
Andy Markovich
Ene Bridgeport
Ben Montahona
Ohio River
A. H. Hale
Elyria
Neil
Oberlin
British War Vessel Forces Chinese to Attend Funeral
The British gunboat Cockchafer forced Wanhsien officials to attend the funeral of Edwin Hawley, an American killed by junk men. Hawley’s cremation followed as the crew executed two leading junk men on the beach. U S Consul Spiker confirmed Hawley’s death. Rear Admiral McVay sails for Wanhsien aboard the Isabel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Wanhsien
Yangstse
Szechwan
Edwin ©. Hawley
Junk Men’s Guild
Hawley
Clarence J. Spiker
United States
Legation
China
Arnhold Brothers and Company
Spiker
Charles B. McVay
Yangstse River
U.S. Isabel
Cincinnati Race Track Deal Near Coney Island Site
Cincinnati officials announce an impending race track on 141 acres east of Coney Island from New Richmond pike to the Ohio River. The land cost about 141000 dollars with 89 acres bought from Thomas Connors via John Nichols and 51 more from Christian Koehler, as options and purchases bring the parcel to full size. The tract lies level adjacent to government land and the site of a new dam across the Ohio River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. V. Voris
Dayton
Cincinnati
Gallia County
Jane Delehanty
Toledo
Wittenberg
Ohio
Helen Leidy
Columbus
Charles Snyder
Scioto
Harry Clay
Cleveland
Ohio University
Athens
Howard Gardner
Newark
Charles Pierce
Tom Greene
Gallipolis
Marietta
Charles G. Dawes
George McGahan
West Carrollton
Court of Appeals
Akron
Alvin Miller
Keith Miller
Harold Arndt
Maumee
Sylvania
Wesley Belcher
William Bond
Stanley Turton
George Laux
Lorain
Laux
Emma Colavito
Marysville Reformatory
Marino Costanzo
Thomas Ford
London
Hornbeck
Forci
Madison County
Pennsylvania
Dean William Franke
William Franks
Charles Fast
Pataskala
George B. Harris
Homer Durand
Coshocton
Charles Paskill
Joe Bonnar
Mansfield
Maine
Jesse Lee
Candy
J. M. Foster
James C. B. Beatty
East Liver
Beatty Fo
East Liverpool
Cincinnati, O
Coney Island
New Richmond Pike
Ohio River
John Nichols
Thomas Connors
Christian Koehler
Vordenberg & Mallon
Auto Train Crash in Mishawaka Kills Reed and Noel
Mishawaka Indiana reports a collision when a car carrying Howard Reed 34 Bristol Indiana and Albert Noel 35 Elkhart Indiana was struck by a passenger train. Noel escaped injury. Mary Reed 4 suffered injuries but is expected to recover. another passenger Mins Reed escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mishawaka
Ind
Howard Reed
Bristol
Albert Noel
Elkhart
Mary Reed
Mins, Reed
Ensign J Duncan Decapitated on Route to Ship
Ensign J Duncan of New York attached to the warship New York was decapitated while on top of the train returning to his ship at Botquay where the US squadron is anchored. Duncan had traveled with 500 others to London to visit sights and Wembley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J. Duncan
New York
Botquay
United States
Duncan
Wembley
American flyer group faces air pockets over Siam mountains
A Rangoon dispatch reports an American round the world flight crew encountering difficulties between Bangkok and Burma. They faced air pockets and dense clouds while crossing the Siamese Mountains, complicating their journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Exchage Telegraph
Rangoon
British India
Bangkok
Burma
Fugitive Cesare Rossi Surrenders at Regina Coeli Prison
Italian authorities close a multi day manhunt as Cesare Rossi surrenders at noon at Regina Coeli prison. Rossi is accused of instigating the kidnapping and killing of Deputy Matteotti and was sought with a warrant issued by Rome authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Cesare Rossi
Matteotti
Regina Coeli
Youth Killed In Wreck Near Carnegie Walkers Mills
Benjamin Griffin aged 17 died in a wreck when a westbound Pennsylvania passenger train collided with a derailed freight car at Walkers Mills near Carnegie. Roadside workers found the body while clearing debris. officials said Griffin and companions rode the freight car and no other fatalities were confirmed at recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
Benjamin Griffin
Pennsylvania
Walkers Mills
Carneigie
Daily Transportation Schedule Fragment
The text provides a partial timetable noting daily service except Sunday for a bus or rail line between Hillsboro and a location abbreviated as aboro B ain. Times include 10:00 a m and an evening sp. m departure with unclear destinations and days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Ils
Tox
Boro
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Daugherty
Melton
McCarl
Charles Beecher Warren
Mexico
A. ©. Fieldner
Pittsburgh Experiment Station
Bureau of Mines
Charles R. Forbes
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Brookline
Mass
Gambler
Warren §. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
the Brotherhood
Dickinson
N. C
Hoboken
N. J
Princeton University
Milbank Memorial Fund
Joliet, Ill
Third Party
Duncan Meid
The
Illinois Workers
E Isenel
B. Gilbreth
Montclair
Mitchell, &. D
Bijou
Hite
White Lake
Joseph Saul Kronfeld
Persia
State Department
National Bureau of Economic Research
South Dakota
America
France
Colombes
Laroy Motorized Circus
Orville
Wooster
Industrial Workers of the World
Oregon
California
Nevada
Arizona
R. M. Wanamaker
Ohio Supreme Court
Mount Carmel Hospital
Jule Whittier Wellman
San Francisco
University of Pennsylvania
Grace Cole
Lewis Cole
Mrs. Cole
Pueblo
Cole
Charles Fiske
Presbyterian Episcopal Diocese
Central
Baltimore
Kansas
Wichita
Clearwater
New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Yale
Josephine Bertholme
Los Angeles
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Hope Development
Playa del Rey
Here
Mississippi
San Pedro
American Congress
Canada
United States Senate
Lieut
Ernest de Muyter
Soviet
Russia
Italy
Giacomo Matteotti
Federation of Postal Employees
Great Britain
Chile
H. ©. Cummins
Oriental City
Tai
Ensign
Lowell Smith II
Williamsburg, O
N. T
Dailey
A. M. Ellis
Withiamsville, C
P. O
Amelia No. 2
Clermont Gourier
Batavia, Ohio
Main St
Powell
Batavia, Co
Nacew
Pat John L. Bladon
Ardinia
Ortemouth
Ptavia Wil Illamebu
P.M
P. M
Tiawson B. Bradley
Prodtigioy Courte
Yews
Ely
Hamilton Bildy
Main
Batavia
Daniel W. Murphy
Howard B. Joseph
Murphy & Joseph
Milford
Gwynne Bidg
Canal
Olpetmnati, Co
Roudebusa
H. L. Nichols
Butte
Provident Bank
Clermont County
Rieidence
A. N. Nichols
Eli H. Speider
Charles G. White
Niichols
Bpeidel & White
Attorneys-At-Law
Meineecost
Alvin H. Hodges
Gwynne
Milett
Joeman L. Burnet
Woodliet Bidg
George M. Epply
New Richmond
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