Striker Convicted for Assault With Six Month Sentence
Judge Fox sentences 83 year old Max Herchekow to six months in the Workhouse and a $200 fine for assault after a jury conviction. The courtroom denounces the strike leader as an alien from Russia and orders possible deportation after the sentence and a ten day stay with a $2,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Herchekow
Fox
Herchekow
Almagamated Garment Workers’ Union
N. D. Cupie
Fourteenth and Vine Streets
Feinberg
Ohio
Germany
Europe
Russia
United States
Weather summary of multiple stations with rain and temperatures
The report lists readings for New Orleans Galveston Nashville Memphis Kansas City Omaha Denver and other stations with highs near 70s and 60s and rain expected in Ohio Indiana Kentucky and Cincinnati. It notes Sunday rain or rain at times then colder conditions Monday with fair south and rain north portions. Cincinnati records show April 5 1919 temperatures and precipitation details for the day and comparisons to prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Cincinnati
S.W
Chickens Fill Glendale Jail Cells Over Crowded Night
Sam Rollins, 85, of Deer Park, jailed after a railroad detective arrested him on a minor charge, faced a jail full of chickens as Glendale police stored seized birds in both cells. The marshal redirected Rollins to central headquarters when he objected to sharing with poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale
Sam Rollins
Deer Park
Rollins
City Hall
Tribute Pays David Lawrence At GHTV Club
David Lawrence, daily writer for The Commercial Tribune, was lauded as America’s foremost writer on civic and international problems by Rabbi Louis Kopald at the City Club meeting. Kopald praised Lawrence’s world view and urged keeping in touch with his writings. Officers for the coming year were announced, with election set for April 12, and Colonel Raymond Robbins slated to attend next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
The
Commercial Tribune
America
Louis Kopald
Buffalo
N. Y
Linton
Kopald
Lawrence
Kopard
Mr. Lawrence
Dr. Kopard
Ike
Hagel
George A. Thayer
Robert S. Marks
Guy W. Mason
Protest by SingerG Against Police at Government Square
Women and hundreds, from firms and colleges, protested police actions as mounted officers drove a peaceful chorus welcoming soldiers from Government Square. Miss Jennie Graham of Alms & Doeepke recounts being chased and abused, urging an official explanation and a formal protest led by Robert Doepke of the Welcoming Home Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Square
Jennie Graham
Alms & Doepke Company
Alms & Doeepke Company
The
McAllpin Company
Mabley & Carew Company
Raith & Mack
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Telephone Company
St. Xavier College
University of Cincinnati
Robert Doepke
Welcoming Home Committee
Hat
Kt. Reeves
United States War Camp Community Service
Receiver Appointed for Van Tress Go Affairs in Oklahoma
Judge Hollister appoints Aaron A. Ferris as receiver for all personal property tied to Roy Van Tress of the McAlester Real Estate Exchange. An ancillary Oklahoma receiver may be named to cover Van Tress holdings there as creditors pursue refunds amid fraud claims and government land deals. The case involves about 200 patrons seeking to recover funds from the exchange with a $1,000 bond to start the receivership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy van Tress
McAlester Real Estate Exchange
Hollister
United States Court
Aaron A. Ferris
Cincinnati
van Tress
Oklahoma
McAlester Exchange
Winona Siewert
Louisvile
W. F. Mahoney
Leged
McAlester
Edward Colston
Dwight Marfield
Edward P. Moulinier
C. M. C’st
S.<wert
Mr. Mahoney
Counse
Sherman McPherson
C. C. Benedict
Stewart Bolin
van Trees
Jarnegan
Ferris
Mr. Ferris
Warren County
Oklahoma Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Palmer seeks to curb Bolshevik threats under wartime laws
Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer outlines government lines against Bolshevism advocating forceful change. He says prosecutions will rely on war statutes now and treason laws after peace, while preserving free speech and press rights. He warns against violent methods and aims to nip radical activity early. Palmer notes Bolshevist influence appears limited and predicts broad public intelligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening Post, Inc
Washington
United States
Department of Justice
Congress
A. Mitchell Palmer
Attornay
America
United State
Peace Confreres Start Final Draft of Treaty
Secretary Baker marks the second anniversary of U S entry into World War I. He praises American mobilization and the Paris peace talks while urging justice and peace as guiding principles for postwar international relations. The speech notes the cost of the war and hopes for a better future through humane leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Baker
United States
America
Europe
Paris
Virile Ghost Enters New York Libel Suit After 22 Years
John Armstrong Chaloner once a Wall Street attorney and relative of Lewis Stuyvesant Chaloner returns to New York to press a libel suit against a newspaper amid questions of his sanity and a still standing insanity judgment. He seeks to reclaim a fortune of 1.5 million dollars lost at commitment to Bloomingdale Asylum. In Washington, figures show Central Powers at 7.63 million and Allies at 16.7 million mobilized on key dates, with American forces demobilizing from 12.6 to 13.3 million and 40 percent of prewar manpower restored by early April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated, Press
New York
John Armstrong Chaloner
Blommingdale
New York State
Merry Mills
Hand
Bloomingdale
Mr. Chaloner
Wall Street
Lewis Stuyvesant Chaloner
John Jacob Astor
Chaloner
Chanler
Virginia
Washington
Germany
General March
War Department
France
President Wilson Influenced by Illness Crowds Council
Paris reports reveal President Wilson nearly suffered influenza but stayed in bed by order. The Council of Four discussed reparations and Rhine issues with House substituting for the ailing leader, while a final treaty text was planned for next week and a plenary session set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Grayson
Council of Four
Rhine
Sarre Valley
Wilson
Council
Fiume
White House
Saar
Mr. House
Colonel House
France
Great Britain
Italy
House
League of Nations Commission
Admiral Grayson
Heroes of the 37th Division Parade in Columbus
Ohio and Columbus greet the Thirty seventh Division home from France and Belgium in a parade before Governor Cox and Mayor Karb. About 4 000 uniformed men passed review with many more civilians watching as demobilization nears at Camp Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Thirty-seventh
Ohio National Guard
France
Belgium
James M. Cox
George J. Karb
Red Cross
State House
Memorial Hall
Artillery Brigade
Cox
Farnsworth
Thirty-seventh Division
E. F. Glenn
H.ote
Camp Sherman
C. Johnson
Columbus Barracks
Sixty-second Field Artillery Brigade
Robert S. Abernathy
134Th
Bush
135Th Regiment
Budly T. Hard
Cleveland
136Th Regiment
Paul Mitchell
Cincinnati
J. D. Spelman
112Th Field Signal Battalion
Judge Caldwell censures grand jury over murder charge
Judge John A. Caldwell criticized the grand jury for not charging Frank Munson of Hutchinson Kentucky with murder in the shooting death of Charles Foley of Mt. Sterling Kentucky. He said under unwritten law the jurors acted as the final trial and discredited courts and the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Caldwell
Frank Munson
Hutchinson
Charles Foley
Mt. Sterling
Mell- Wood Avenue
Winton Place
Foley
Caldwell
Mason
Easter entertainment for the blind at public library
The Masonic Club Orchestra and elocutionist Miss Marie Daugherty present an Easter program for the blind and friends at the Public Library on Thursday evening April 10 at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Club
Marie Daugherty
Swedish Trade Restored as Aspen and Roxön Sail
Dallas April 5 Swedish steamships Aspen and Roxön sailed resuming regular Galveston to Gothenburg service. The route had been nearly idle since the start of the European war.
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Dallas
Tex
Aspen
Rox
Galveston
Gothenburg
Sweden
Europe
Omsk Government Gains Power Under Kolchak
Paris reports the Omsk government led by Admiral Kolchak is steadily gaining strength with improving tax collections and growing discipline among forces. Ambassadors say Bolshevik and anti Bolshevik armies rival Western Europe in size, while eastern Siberia remains more unsettled.
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Omsk
Kolchak
Associated Press
Paris
Admiral Kolchak
Boris A. Bakhmeteff
United States
Russia
Denekine
Caucasus
Bolsheviki
Bakhmeteff
Kolk
Siberia
Bol
Lake Baikal
Zemstvos
Vladivostok
Perm
Tschaikovsky
London
Archangel
Members of House War Committee to Sail with Baker
Fifteen members of the House Military Committee will accompany Secretary Baker on a government transport voyage from New York to France aboard the Leviathan. Retiring Chairman Representative Dent announced the trip will be official in nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Military Committee
Baker
New York
Leviathan
France
Dent
Aquitania and Lorraine Sail With Crowded Passenger Lists
The Aquitania and La Lorraine sailed today with full passenger lists. Captain Carpenter of the British navy, famed for Zeebrugge action, was among aboard the Aquitania. Also aboard were William P. Larkin, Walter Damrosch, and William A. Coffin, heading to support troops, Bandmasters School work, and the Luxembourg exhibition in Paris.
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Captain Carpenter
Zeebrugge
New York
Aquitania
la Lorraine
William P. Larkin
Knights of Columbus
England
France
Belgium
Germany
Walter Damrosch
General Pershing
William A. Coffin
Luxembourg Musee
Paris
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Striker
Judge Fox
Newenn
Nashville
Memphis
Kansas City
OlOmaha
Denver
Winnt
Peg
Foe
Singerg
Chorus OF Girls
Gov't Square
van Tress GO
Louisville
McAlester Real Estate
Bolin
Palmer
Ghege
Dept. of Justice
Millionaire
Wilts Broadway
John Chaloner
Francs
Central Powers
Bulgaria
Austria
March
Union
Sherman
Lorraine
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