Miss Olivia Stone Trial Abduction of KinKead Letters
New York March 31 Olivia M Stone admitted authorship of threats to kill Ellis Guy Kinkead former Cincinnati Corporation Counsel on trial for his murder. She said her aim was to frighten him into a ceremonial marriage, not to kill. Court heard letters from 1918 detailing the plot and her plan to involve her brother Guy. The trial resumes Monday as she testifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ellis Guy Kinkead
Cincinnati
Olivia M. Pi Stone
Supreme Court
Kinkead
Marie-Louise Gormley
Jenny
Gormley
Incinnati
Cincinnati Law School
Law School
Miss Stone
Warbasse
Index to Advertisements Shows Local Businesses and Listings
A fragmented index page lists numerous merchants and services including building materials, clothing, shoes, opticians, lumber, drugs, and motion pictures. Named firms appear with page markers and offerings ranging from general merchandise to specialized goods in a vintage newspaper classified section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amuséments Es Pemmud
Dibvaerdivea Dbus Buswe
Baldwin Pitino Co
Rae Et Emnbs
Burkhardt Bros. Uo
Vacesec
Cunard-Anchor
French Bros.-Bauer Co
Financial— American Finance Co
National Job Print Co
BI Hess
Etsy Cphites
Harry W. Smith—Clothing
Wore
Hewitt & Mackwallech
Ig Motte
Madden’s—Shoes
McAlIpin’ S
Baga
Egrtrecaseeeee
B.o
Prince & Co
Opticians
Tecersesernes
Ralph Green
Cena
Stewart Kidd Company—Books
Eich the A. M. Lewin Lumber Co
Gdena Ud Thedford
Black Draught
the Dexter Lumber Co
The
Faery Queen Candy & Tea Shop
Mabley & Carew Co
sesensGe
Tobias Caps
Wexcawaastses Taye
CoayCo
Aebats
Wurlitzer
Russia seeks 2,000,000 doses of anti-toxins
In Paris on March 31, the American Relief Administration ordered 2,000,000 doses of anti-toxins to rush to Moscow by special courier. The United States agency said the order is the largest single serum request ever placed in France as smallpox cholera diphtheria and typhoid spread alarmingly in Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Press
Russia
American Relief Administration
American Red Cross
Moscow
France
State to take Longview Hospital lease and sale
County Commissioners vote unanimously to lease and sell Longview Hospital and related infirmary property to the state. They adopt two resolutions, set April 5 for a Columbus meeting with the Director of Public Welfare, and urge state control to end overcrowding at the county hospital amid citizen and business calls for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview Hospital
Public Welfare
Cincinnati
Longview
Board of County Commissioners
Plane Crashes Into 60 Foot Stack Killing Two In Macon
A plane crashed into a sixty foot smokestack at the Macon Dublin and Savannah Railroad shops in Macon Georgia. J J Costa of Anthony Kansas and Ray Roundtree of Portland Oregon died of injuries. W L Fisher of Mack Colorado was badly burned and not expected to survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
J. J. Costa
Anthony
Kan
Ray Roundtree
Portland
Ore
Jules Devereaux
W. L. Fisher
Mack
Colo
Macon, Dublin & Savanah
Atlanta
Texas
Costa
Roundtree
Camp Washington Man Tries Self Harm Over Illness
Fred Goetz, 62, of Camp Washington at Colerain avenue and Ethan street, attempted to cut his throat with a razor for months long illness. He drew the blade across his neck, only cutting skin before crying out. Neighbors stopped him, police sent him to General Hospital. condition not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Goetz
Colerain Avenue
Ethan Street
Camp Washington
Goetz
General Hospital
Reroute Plan 3 Held Over by Committee
A committee tabled action on Reroute Plan 3 keeping the proposal from advancing. Officials noted concerns over implications for traffic flow and budget before the next meeting.
Protest Over Streetcar Rerouting Gains Civic League Attention
A Fairview Civic League meeting at Hoffmans Hall last night heard a protest against rerouting Fairview and Clifton Ludlow street car lines. The Fairview May Festival committee announced plans for the largest festival yet to support a Safe and Sane July Fourth. A Community Chest communication was read and Team G received unanimous backing to aid the Chest campaign this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
Clifton-Ludlow
New York Tribune Office Held Up by Three Bandits
Three men robbed the accounting room of the New York Tribune in Park Row near City Hall at 10 30 pm taking about 1000. Clerk Robert O Toole fought one robber while Watchman Charles Lee was beaten. The bandits fled via the rear as Lee was taken to hospital. In a separate Macy distribution station robbery in the Bronx manager Charles Delorme was wounded in a gunfire incident. bandits escaped with no bag taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Tribune
Park Row
City Hall
Mechanical Department
Robert O’toole
Charles Lee
Bronx
R. H. Macy & Co
Charles Delorme
Delorme
Safe and Sane April 1 Rules From Cincinnati Candidate
Campaign rules issued by Ivan Awfulgrouch list don ts for a safe prank day. Key points caution against kicking plug hats grabbing wallets answering doors without looking out window refusing telegrams and only trusting what newspapers report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Awfulgrouch
Cin
Four Hurt In Auto Crash On Reading Road
A collision between a coupe and a truck on Reading Road and Lincoln Avenue left one man seriously injured and three others with minor injuries. The driver, Milton Fulcher of Grand Rapids, sustained likely internal injuries and ribs fractured. his passengers, Charles and Mary Foote, also of Grand Rapids, suffered cuts and bruises. The Foote diamond theft was later traced to the wrecked car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Road
Lincoln Avenue
Milton Fulcher
Grand Rapids
Mich
General Hospital
Charles Foote
Mary Foote
Fulcher
Bethesda
David O'Leary
Carthage Pike
Florida
Ernest Vogler
Harvey Avenue
Edward Franke
Vogler
Bethesda Hospital
Franks
Morris Jones
Second
Stone Streets
Frank Donovan
Glenway Avenue
Price Hill
Fifth
Plum Streets
Donovan
Seton Hospital
Twelfth Street
Secret mobilization threat in Ulster amid peace accord smiles
Belfast dispatch reports Republican Committee ordered a secret mobilization of the Irish Republican Army for Sunday possibly to act violently. Provincial government issued a warning to the men as Irish Free State law passed with the King's assent and leaders hailed the Anglo Irish treaty accord as a path to unity and peace despite warnings from Churchill and Ulster leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Mail
Belfast
Republican Committee
Irish Republican Army
George
House of Lords
British Isles
Ireland
Dublin
Ulster
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Free State
Arthur Griffith
Dail Éireann
D'Arcy
Anglican Church In
Telegraph
James Craig
Winston
Eamon de Valera
Churchill
Charles Craig
Craig
Judge Urges Love Fest As Erie County Bar Seethes With Animosity
SANDUSKY O March 31 Judge Garver of Fremont sitting today on the Erie County Common Pleas bench urged the lawyers and Judges of the county to hold a banquet and settle all of their difficulties Bad feeling between factions in the County Bar Association have been prevalent for some time Judge Garver overruled a motion for a rehearing filed in a mandamus action against the Clerk of Municipal Court who had refused to certify Trapers in a liquor violation case to the Common Pleas Court after the defendant s attorneys had filed affidavit of prejudice against Municipal Court Judge Minor Judge Garver referred to the numerous affidavits of prejudice that are being filed both in on Pleas and Municipal Courts by attorneys interested in cases as an unfortunate condition of affairs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Garver
Fremont
Erie County Common Pleas
County Bar Association
Municipal Court
Common Pleas Court
Minor
Burlock Fire Fatality Claims Bur lock VP
James C. Burlock, vice president of Bur lock Non Skid Tire Co, died by suffocation when his bed caught fire in New York on March 31. Authorities believe a cigarette ignited the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James C. Burlock
Burlock Non-Skid Tire Company
100000 Nonunion Men Join Coal Miners Walkout
About 600000 coal miners and 100000 nonunion workers walked out amid wage-contract disputes, with Kentucky remaining at work under a year-long contract. Rail and coal shipments face disruption as the strike spreads across 20 states and western Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Associated Press
United Mineworkers of America
John L. Lewis
Lonnie Jackson
Kentucky
Kentucky Miners' Union
Nova Scotia
Lewis
Man Wrecks Saloon with Peanut Machine and Threatens Lease
Police capture Joseph Parsons, 28, a roofer of 1412 Mansfield, after he attacked Thomas Martin Jr’s saloon at Sixth and Sycamore with a knife injuring waiter Louis Kibby and smashing windows with a peanut machine. Martin says he may quit when his lease ends April 24 due to damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin and
Helming
Thomas Martin, Jr
Sixth
Sycamore
Sixth Street
Broadway
Second District
Joseph Parsons
Parsons
Martin
Louis Kibby
Kibby
Nonunion coal miner shot in ambush near Bloomsburg
Anthony Vagnine, described by police as a nonunion miner, was shot from ambush on his way to work at the Beaver Valley Coal Company mine in Scotch Valley eight miles from Bloomsburg. Doctors said the wound likely would prove fatal. the incident followed a dispute over the discharge of a blacksmith with nonunion men still at the mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomsburg
Anthony Vagnine
Beaver Valley Coal Company
Scotch Valley
Tinion
City and Dealers Brace for Prolonged Coal Strike
Dealers in Cincinnati report the coal strike starting tonight will test supply and pricing for weeks, while nonunion and union fields gauge impact. Officials say wholesale prices have fallen locally and ample stock remains, with public concern minimal as production shifts and wage-structure disputes unfold nationwide.
Author and Artist Calm In Carmel After Duel Saga
In Carmel California peace returns after a duel rumor involving Harry Leon Wilson and Theodore Criley stirred the artist colony. Wilson, a noted novelist, and Criley, once a businessman turned landscape painter, are leading figures there. Sherman Woolfe, Criley’s attorney, secured Wilson’s pledge to let bygones be bygones, and Criley had indicated a readiness to drop the matter as schoolboy stuff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criley
Wilson
Federal Heads Feel Powerless To Do Anything
Lawrence says the government will not seek injunctions and shows exhaustion on all sides. He asserts federal leaders are unable to act decisively and predicts prevailing helplessness across branches.
Morgantown Coal Mines Close Over Nonunion Walkout
Morgantown district suspends operations with more than one hundred mines closing at midnight. Operators pledge reopening on a nonunion basis, and no strike or car loading will occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
W. Va
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Court Cincinnati
Tetas
Merchants’ Association
Council
Walnut Hills
T. Calerdine
U.people of
Cincinati
D. C. Chants' Association
Keller
Mr. Keller
Calerdine
Boston
M. L. Bookwalter
Cincinnati Traction Company
Bookwalter
Avondale
Fourth Street
George W. Lishawa
Vine Street Merchants’ Association
Central Vine Street Improvement Association
Gilbert Bettman
Froome Morris
Whiting
Ady
Fairview Civic League
Cinnati
Autoghagh
Erie County
Illinois
Kansas
Canada
Pennsylvania
Harold W. Coates
R. A.colter
Cincinnati Coal Exchange
West Virginia
David Lawrence
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Presdent Harding
Labor Davis
Davis
Roosevelt
Indiana
Ohio
Frank Farrington
International Mineworkers’ Union
Farrington
Miners’ Union
America
United States Railroad Board
Congress
Trace Flag
Lawrence
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