Newport Man Is Charged With Murder After Shooting
Albert Theetge of Newport Ky 38 is jailed on murder charges after a struggle over a shotgun with Martin Renger 29 who was shot in the heart on Southgate Street Newport during a dispute believed accidental Theetge says Renger attempted to steal his car and pulled the trigger during the scuffle Officials say Renger a veteran and electrician died at Speers Hospital Dayton Ky witnesses describe a violent street yard confrontation before the fatal shot.
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Martin Renger
Celestial Street
Adams
Argonne
Southgate Street
Isabela Street
Newport
Cincinnati
Albert Theetge
Isabella Street
Renger
Theetge
Edward Renger
Walter Courtney
Fred Taylor
Southgate
Central Avenue
Courtney
B. M. Sprenger
St. Gregory Street
Henry B. Sandman
Charles M. Daugherty
Ollie Skinner
West Southgate Street
Sprenger
Rengers
Taylor
Speers Hospital
Dayton
Walter Hughes
Sandman
Daugherty
Disabled Veterans of the World War and
The
Eagles
Respects Paid at Cardinal Gibbons Funeral in Baltimore
Cardinal James Gibbons of Baltimore was buried in a grand service at the Cathedral of the Assumption with prelates, diplomats, and thousands outside in the rain. Archbishops Glennon and others led a solemn requiem as the coffin was moved to the crypt beneath the sanctuary.
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Baltimore
James Jdinal Gibbons
John J. Glennon
St. Louis
James Cardinal Gibbons
Index to Advertisements Page 3 Bon-Opto Eye Remedy listing
Classified list shows businesses and products including Bon-Opto Eye Remedy, Citizens National Bank, Greater Hose Co, Shillito's Rugs, Sharon Hotel Dinners, and Woodstock Typewriter among others. Highlights include retailers, banks, furniture and clothing shops, and entertainment venues with assorted services and products.
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Abromoree Oop
Asec
Bon-Opto Eye Remedy
Orga
Chamber of Commerce
Citizens National Bank
Osc
Murphy
Sepelieap
Dunlap
Saag
East Hills Coal & Supply Co
Financial
ROE
EOE
Issees
Harry W. Smith
Kelly Spring Co
Avia el Koens Redise
People’s Bank & Savings
Bone Os
Cca
Yiess Vencivese Its
Provident Savings Bank & Trust Co
Richman
Ccsienes
Sharon Hote
Shevlin's
Shillito’s
A. Stewart Kidd.Co.—Books
RIO - No Og
Shidadeabrnd
Chieses Veteecde
Vietor Talking Machine Co
Die
Wallingford Coffee
Woodstock Typewriter
Reds Slay Every Other Man In Kronstadt Report
Finnish frontier reports from March 31 describe Kronstadt refugees claiming executions by communists as they left the city. Three escaped workers arrived at the border and said wives and children were left behind. They cite Antonoff and Smilga leading about 5,000 anti Bolshevik forces in Tambov province.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Associated Press
Kronstadt
Tamboy Province
Antonoff
Petrichenko
Smilga
Seek Operator of Divorce Mill on Fraud Charge
White Plains N Y March 31 A state wide search was instituted today for Herbert F Miller in connection with a fake divorce mill he is said to have run from a Manhattan office An indictment charging Miller with forging the names of several Supreme Court Justices to fraudulent divorce decrees will be sought when the Westchester County Grand Jury meets next week District Attorney Davis said He also said he had received complaints from scores of persons who claim to have received quick divorces on the Miller plan Most prominent among these is the wife of a Representative from a foreign country to the United States but he declined to disclose her name Miller reportedly presided over a private court in his office with two or three women as witnesses He is said to have charged clients 200 to 300 for each divorce The decree supposedly bore the forged name of a Supreme Court Justice and Miller allegedly altered witnesses so regu lar court proceedings did not hear the same testimony He allegedly nullified several marriages and did not hold a license to practice law in New York Davis said the scheme likely is a nationwide operation with Miller as a ring leader
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White Plains
N. Y
Herbert F. Miller
Manhattan
Miller
Supreme Court
Davis
Westchester County Grand Jury
United States
New York
Banker JAedicke Sentenced for Embezzlement in Kansas
Washington Kansas March 31 August Jaedicke head of the defunct Hanover State Bank of Reserve Hanover Kan pled guilty to three charges of embezzlement. He received from one to five years at hard labor on each count with sentences to run consecutively.
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Washington, Kan
August Jaedicke
Hanover State Bank of Reserve of Hanover
Kan
Viviani Discusses German Reparations With U S Officials
Rene Viviani en voy extraordinary from France met with Senator Lodge and George W. Wickersham and others at a dinner hosted by Ambassador Jusserand. They reviewed the London conference results where Germany refused allied reparations demands and discussed extending U S moral support to France without seeking debt relief or American war debt.
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Washington
France
Germany
Rene Viviani
French Republic
Senator Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Jusserand IM. Viviani
George W. Wickersham
United States
London
M. Viviani
America
Harding
América
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Jusser
Coolidge
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Germans May Assume Part of Allied Debt to U.S.
London dispatch reports Berlin has conveyed Germany’s full recognition of debt obligations and willingness to discuss taking on part of the allied debts owed to the United States if all parties consent. The Reuters message from Berlin notes Germany’s readiness to negotiate while recognizing its reparations duty.
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U.S
Dispatch
London
Germany
United States
Reuter
Berlin
Policeman Kills Suspected Canal Area Robber
Elmwood police officer Harry Hansman shot and killed an unidentified man after a chase from Elmwood Place to the canal near Laidlaw avenue. The thug allegedly entered several Hilltops homes earlier, fought with a boy in a basement, and wore a gray cap before fleeing. The coroner identified the body, and investigators link the death to a residential robbery series in the suburban district.
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Cincinnati
Laidlaw Avenue
Corporation
Elmwood
Harry Hansman
Oaks Street
H Hansman
Walter Garrard
Elmwood Avenue
Hansman
Chestnut Street
W Avenue
Seventh Police District
Seventh Police District Substation. Mrs. Garrard
Canal
Berger
Harry Berger
Jarrard
D. C. Handley
Weathery
Neero
Burke Chosen to Supervise Indian Affairs
President Harding announced Charles H. Burke of Pierre S D as Commissioner of Indian Affairs. George H. Carter Iowa becomes Public Printer. Thomas Robertson Maryland named Commissioner of Patents. Newton M Miller Ohio named Collector of Internal Revenue. Captain William A Moffett Navy appointed to the Advisory Committee for Aeronautics. Ralph W. Stone Illinois named Acting Supervising Prohibition Agent for the Central Department and State Director. An appointment for Thomas E Robertson Chevy Chase Md to be Commissioner of Patents is expected.
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Washington
Charles H. Burke
Pierre
S. D
House Indian Committee
Harding
George H. Carter
Iowa
Thomas Robertson
Maryland
Newton M. Miller
Columbus
Internal Revenue
Eleventh District
Ohio
William A. Moffett
Navy
Ralph W. Stone
Illinois
Central Department
Frank D. Richardson
Thomas E. Robertson
Chevy Chase
Robertson
Government to ration fuel as mines face strike and naval aid
London reports the national coal miners' strike set to begin at midnight with rail and transport workers weighing solidarity actions. Government plans to keep key services running, may deploy naval coal pumps, and restrict coal exports if the stoppage broadens.
Former Saint Leader Claims Wife Sacrifice Was Divinely Ordered
Moses S. Gudmundson once a presiding elder of the Latter Day Saints and his followers were excommunicated over reports of wife sacrifice. He issued a statement defending the actions saying dreams led them to found a Utah colony to till the soil. The colony failed due to poor irrigation. The statement declared they were not guilty of sin.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Gudmundson
Philadelphia Sees Warmest March in 130 Years
Philadelphia records show March year to date the warmest since 1790 with a daily mean of 52 degrees. Authorities note the March heat surpasses all previous comparisons in the 130 year record.
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Philadelphia
Abduction of Charles Sought by Ex Ruler in Hungary
Premier Teleky and Count Andrassy argued with ex Emperor Charles over abdication terms in Steinamanger Hungary. Charles demands recognition of his son Otto's claim in Hungarian law and 150 million kroner civil list plus a liberal annual grant since dethronement. A double cordon guards the former ruler's house as Teleky travels to Budapest.
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Steinamanger
West
Hungary
Associated Press
Teleky
Count Andrassy
Charles
Otto
National Assembly
Budapest
Rail workers urge Harding call labor railroad conclave
Chicago March 31 Railroad employees urge President Harding to convene a conference between railroad executives and labor unions to settle disputes and speed up a national transportation solution. B M Jewell, AFL official, asks for joint talks to compose differences on wages and agreements.
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Chicago
Harding
B. M. Jewell
Railway Employees’ Department
American Federation of Labor
Railroad Labor Board
St. Louis & Southwestern Railroad
Road
Association of Nations Must Leave America's Freedom of Action Intact
Ex premier Viviani informs officials that the United States seeks freedom of action in foreign policy. Washington weighs open door and mandates as it rebuffs League of Nations limits and outlines a hemisphere focus with European partnership under American terms.
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Association of Nations
America
M. Viviani
Washington
France
United States
Viviani
Harding
Hughes
Fletcher
League of Nations
M. Viviai
League
Yap
Near East
Vivian
Europe
Martial Law Declared in West Hungary Amid Charles Restoration Bid
Unconfirmed reports say Regent Horthy may have resigned as martial law is declared by royalist forces in West Hungary supporting ex Emperor Charles. Rumors allege 100000 troops rally to General Lehar while fears rise over Horthy’s ability to hold southern garrisons and expel ministers Teleky and Vasse.
Telegram says all is well from ex-Emperor Charles to Zita
A telegram received by former Empress Zita reports "All is well" from ex-Emperor Charles. The message was sent from Steinamanger near the Austria Hungary frontier where Charles was last reported.
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Charles
Geneva
Associated Press
Zita
Austria- Hungary
Steinamanger
Austria and
Hungary
Little Entente Eyes Early Move Against Hungary
Belgrade reports a possible soon to be staged military demonstration by the little Entente states against Hungary. Premier Pachitch is well informed on Charles’s intentions and has prepared all military measures. He conferred with Italian Minister Manzoni, with official circles stating full accord among Italy, Jugo Slavia, and Czecho Slovakia on Charles’s return.
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Belgrade
Jugo Slavia
Hungary
M. Pachitch
Jugo Slav
Charles
Signor Manzoni
Rumanians and Jugo-Slavs Mobilize Armies for Emergency
Hungary neighbors report rising tensions as Romanian forces concentrate at Grosswandein and Temesvar near the border. Yugoslav troops, numbering five divisions, cross into Hungary at multiple points but pull back by yesterday.
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Budapest
Associated Press
Hungary
Grosswandein
Temesvar
Czecho Sl Slovakia Prepares Treaty Against Charles Return
Prague March 31 The government after energetic representations to Budapest regarding former Emperor Charles attempts to return to the throne has prepared an agreement with the Yugoslav and Russian governments to take collective measures against his restoration.
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Prague
Czecho-Slovakia
Budapest
Charles
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