Sanders Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Lee Murder Case
Kenton Circuit Court jurors deliberated seven and a half hours in the murder trial of George Sanders 23 of Covington over Morris Lee shooting. Prosecutor Ware argued Sanders fired the fatal shot from the front of the bandits car while Powers aimed for the cash, with the jury locked in overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sanders
Nassau Street
Kenton
Morris Lee
Covington
Frank M. Tracy
Sanders
James Powers
Lee
Tracy
W. R. McDaniels
Powers
Garrard Street
Orie S. Ware
Commonwealth Attorney
Kenton County
Ware
Isaiah McKnight
Raymond Rogers
Jennie Lee
McKnight
Rogers
Classified Advertisements Index and Notable Listings
Page lists advertisers and businesses including building materials motor cars clothing specialists opticians and restaurants with entries like Parker's Hair Balsam Prince Co Opticians Ralph Green Co Stewart Hidd Company Thedford's Black Draught The Dexter Lumber Co and The Mabley Carew Co among others. Includes Want Ads classifieds and service lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ROMO
Bane
Wria Puro
Secuivdestese
Hivgedens IO Ok
Babe Cages
Cunard-Anchors
Ee Peslemm Motor Car Coo
Ccc
Cca
Financial— Oe Ik
Paes
Job Print
Universal Securities Co
Ais i Sina Ie Abwecumee
Harry W. Smith—Clothing
Hewitt & Mackenbach—Specialists
de Bun Os
Fea
Sweenes
Miaggen
McAlpin
McCrone’s
Bavco Estab
Parker
Prince & Co
Opticians
Aca
Ralph Green Co
Situaeeres
Stewart Hidd Company—Books
Thedford
Business improves as prices fall in 1922 Chicago report
Chicago April 7. John J. Thornton superintendent of the Bradstreet Company says business shows a steady increase and prices decline. He cites nationwide improvement, fewer failures than last year, and higher bank clearings for March by six percent over 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John J. Thornton
Bradstreet Company
Hot Weather Grips Cincinnati With 83 Degree Day
Weather chief says a rare April scorch in Cincinnati topped 83 at 3 pm. Downtown folk faced sticky heat and long delays while suburbs felt milder. Shownness includes fashion oddities as residents joke about heavy underwear storage amid heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Devereaux
United States Weather Bureau
Cincinnati
Springtime
Palm Beach
Cincinnati Teachers Reject Salary Cuts Plan by 794 to 6
The Cincinnati Teachers Association voted 794 to 6 against Dr. Randall J. Condon's proposal to cut instructors salaries. President Miss Anna L. Peterson led the session, signaling potential tension with the Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Teachers’ Association
Randall J. Condon
Association
Anna L. Peterson
Board of Education
Superintendent of Schools
Dr. Condon
State Association of Teachers
BE. F. Macke
Cincinnati
C. Homer Durand
General Assembly
House
Senate
Coshocton
Henry S. D Miller
Foreign Bureau
Coshocton County
Warmest day yet in Central Ohio with 79 degree high
Columbus reports the year's warmest day as the Weather Bureau records a 79 degree high. Rain fell statewide later, totaling .21 inches in Columbus, with thunder showers and cooler weather forecast for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Lion Overboard Rescue Cools Crowd At Bayern Dock
New York April 7 crowds fled as the Bayern liner’s lion Dan slipped overboard during docking. Keeper and launch crew hauled him from the river using a rope, the trained Dan proving lions can swim before being backed into his cage once ashore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bayern
West Forty Second Street
Dan
Stolen Bonds Recovered After Four Men Arrested in Boston
Four men were arrested in the financial district after attempts to dispose of negotiable bonds valued at 28000 dollars. A telegram from Aurora Newfoundland police identified most bonds as stolen from the Catholic Church safe on February 18, with one exception. A monogrammed watch found on one suspect belonged to Rev P G Weder, pastor of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Financial
Aurora
P. G. Weder
Radio Enthusiasts Borrow Battery From Car
Two Madisonville school boys were cited to appear in Juvenile Court after allegedly borrowing an automobile battery to power a home made radio receiving set. Marion Dames reported his car battery missing last night. officers found two boys matching descriptions on Palmetto avenue and recovered the battery. The owner declined to press charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisonville
Marion Dames
Roe Street
Robison
Palmetto Avenue
Bank run rumor rattles Chesapeake City Maryland
Depositors frightened by rumors of trouble rushed the National Bank of Chesapeake City Md today. Bank officials met the run with payment on demand and an agreement later arranged with Elkton Banking and Trust Company to take over the bank assets and guarantee all deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Agroto
National Bank of
Chesapeake City
Elkton Banking and Trust Company
Chesapeake City Bank
Negroes Barricade Cabin in Ohio Manhunt
In Rendville and nearby hills Captain Cullens and Sheriff Minshall pursue Charles Brooks and a companion who barricaded a cabin to resist arrest for bootlegging. Brooks fled into the coal region with armed companions as a posse and deputies sweep the area amid fears of ambush and potential tear gas if they seek refuge in an abandoned mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Rodney W. Cullens
Company H
Ohio National Guard
C. H. Mimshall
Perry County
National
Brooks
Tion
Minshall
Captain Cullens
Cullens
Rendville
Drug-Crazed Man Terrorizes Near Sinton Park
Police subdued a white man, Raymond Warren alias George Holmes, after he roamed the Black Belt near Sinton Park with a wrist gun. Officers found $500 of drugs, a belt of drug boxes, and a heist link to the Economy Drug Co. robbery on April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinton Park
George and
Mound Streets
Raymond Warren
Seventh and
Meyers
George Holmes
Warren
Holmes
Mound
Lemperle
Bitters
Rowlan
Stevens
Lemmerle
Economy Drug Company
East Third Street
Jewels Recovered for Galli-Curci After Capistrano Theft
Apr 7 San Diego reports jewels stolen from Mme Amelita Galli-Curci near San Juan Capistrano were returned by auto truckman Warren J Shepherd and wife. They found the case under a spruce tree, with pearls scattered and one ruby diamond ring missing. The singer thanked the couple. a reward is to be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan Capistrano
Shepherd
J. W. Shepherd
Hay
Mme. Galli-Curci
Budget of 2 636 97 Would Wreck Railroads Says Labor Board
J W Higgins representing Western roads testifies that a yearly family budget of 2 636 97 would leave railroads with a billion dollar deficit. J G Walker for Eastern lines notes the proposed budget would raise the railroad labor bill to 4 508 857 5382.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
J. W. Higgins
Western Roads
J. G. Walker
Eastern Lines
M. Jewell
Old American Stamp Sells for 105000 Fr
Six stamps from the Baron Ferrarri collection sold at auction in Paris. Average price nearly 84000 francs with the top at 105000 francs plus 17 percent tax. The envelope bore a "Paid five cents" mark from Bodcaven New Hampshire 1846 issued by local postmasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Press
Baron Ferrarri
Bodcaven
New Hampshire
New York Attorney Killed in Street Shootout with Thieves
Harry Crone 40 an attorney of 261 Broadway and White Plains was shot dead on East Forty third Street near the Hotel Biltmore during a police chase of two car-tampering thieves. Patrolman John Duffy fired into the air as the suspects fled. Crone died instantly with uncertainty about the exact shooter. Two suspects were taken to East Fifty first Street Station for examination. Crone was a City College of New York and Columbia Law School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Forty Third Street
Fifth Avenue
Harry Crone
Broadway
White Plains
Mr. Crone
Grand Central Terminal
Hotel Biltmore
East Fifty-first Street
Biltmere
John Duffy
Crone
The
College of the City of New York
Columbia Law School
Sailor General Semenoff Laughs at Harbin Courts
New York April 7 General Gregorie Semenoff aka Ataman of the Cossacks defends himself after an arrest order from Harbin courts. He laughs at the judgment against him and denies theft from Yourouveta home and foreign trading company. His wife Mme Semenoff testified about their limited funds and planned bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gregorie Semenoff
New York County
Harbin
Manchuria
Red Battalions
Nicolai Lenine
Yourouveta
Chita
Trans-Baikalia
General Semenoff
Peter B. Olney
Mme. Semenoff
Helen Viktorovna
Nicholas
Russia
M. Aivazoff
Vancouver
B. C
M. Semenof
Mia Semenoff
Semenoff
David H. Kahn
Youroureta Company
National Guard Deployed to Gallup Coal Strike
Martial law was declared in the Gallup coal mining field after a riot at Montmorence camp. Governor Mecham ordered troops from Albuquerque and Santa Fe to Gallup to restore order and handle the strike situation as miners threaten price increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
N. M
Gallup
M. QO. Mecham
Albuquerque
National Guard
McKinley County
Montmore Camp
Roberts
Mecham
Colonel Morrow Calls Semenoff the Great Monster of All Times
Colonel Charles H. Morrow, brother of Governor Morrow, wires Secretary Hughes a blunt summary accusing General Semenoff of cowardice, murder, and robbery in Siberia. He cites a 63 degree below zero attack on Polskaya causing American casualties and praises Allied actions against the anti-Bolshevik leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Gregori Semenoff
New York
America
Charles H. Morrow
Edwin P. Morrow
Hughes
Siberia
Morrow
Semenoff
Polskaya
Colonel Morrow
Shoot Victim Fights Back as Robbers Seize $3000
Steubenville, April 7. Andy Mitchoski of Adena, Ohio, yelled Shoot to two highwaymen who held him at gunpoint. The pair fled after knocking him down and taking $3,000 he had drawn from a bank before plans to return to Europe. Mitchoski is a striking coal miner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville, CO
Andy Mitchoski
Adena, C
Andy
Mitchoski
Europe
Marine charged with killing Ruth Mercer in Norfolk
Frank McEntee a Marine at St Helena Training Station was charged with the murder of Mrs Ruth Mercer whose body washed ashore at Ocean View. An inquest and witness identification linked McEntee to the case while alibis for both him and Edward Mercer are being checked by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Frank McEntee
St. Helena
Binghamton
N. Y
Ruth Mercer
Ocean View
McEntee
T. C. Jones
Miss Mercer
Suffolk
Edward Mercer
Mercer
Baltimore
Japan Says Navy Strength Sufficient Under Washington Pact
Tokio reports the Navy Department states a conference of admirals has decided that Japanese naval strength, limited by the Washington Armament Conference, is adequate for empire defense. A forthcoming statement will affirm Japan's intent to abide in principle and spirit by the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Associated Press
Navy Department
Washington
Japan
Auto Sale Ruse Leads to Arrests in Newport
Two Newport youths, ages 20 and 21, offered a nearly new car for 12 dollars in Williamston Kentucky. Sheriff Filson arrested them on grand larceny charges after the offer attracted attention. the car was returned to owner Wilbur Smith who reported it stolen from Eighth and Brighton streets on April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamston
Filson
Grant County
Newport
Wilbur Smith
Patterson Street
John
Clarence T. Yates
Brighton
Case Thomasson
Ball of Fire Falls During Ohio Storm Explodes Underground
A red ball of fire about a foot in diameter reportedly fell near Louis Kiser’s farm home in Fostoria Ohio during a storm and exploded four feet underground. The Kiser family witnessed flames from the blast but no injuries occurred and the hole showed no ball fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Fostoria
Louis Kiser
Kiser
Kisers
Miners Tell Congress Strike Will Soak Public
Miners of Central Pennsylvania testified before the House Labor Committee urging federal action. John Brophy of District No. 2 urged a neutral study to reveal costs and profits, while outlining wage, price, and production issues amid the coal strike. He defended current wages and warned continued strike would push coal prices higher for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania
House Labor Committee
John Brophy
United Mineworkers
Brophy
T. H. Watkins
National Coal Association
Tidewater
Nolan
National Union
Black
Texas
John L. Lewis
A. M. Gould
Indiana Operators’ Association
Ricketts
Republican
Ohio
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Sayd
S. L. Blakely
Rampage Puatito Mercury
Devereaux
Gut
Teachero
Singer
Labor Board
N.Y
Heart of the Metropolis
New Mexico
Semenofe
Ogene
Gallup Field
U.S.A
Marine
AE Ruth
View, Va
Congress
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