Hamilton County Primary Ballots Set for Heavy Turnout
The Hamilton County primary promises the heaviest vote as four ballots are issued per voter presidential preference delegates at large district delegates and a daylight ordinance bond issues. Republicans back Hoover and Johnson while Harding faces Ward for the presidential ticket. Democrats rally behind Cox with four delegates at large and district delegates. Bond measures total 694000 Liston Avenue 285000 West Sixth Street 281000 Hillside Avenue 101000 Reading Road 135000.
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Morrow
Hamilton County
Herbert Hoover
Hiram Johnson
Warren G. Harding
Leonard Ward
Wood
Harding
Suth
Cox
BE. C. Turner
William H. Boyd
Wood Forces
John Galvin
Maronas Herrick
Frank B. Willis
Edwin Jones
Harry J. Vail
Daniel C. Brower
Charles A. Cottrill
Myers Y. Cooper
R. K. Hyncka
L. B. Cahill
Frank Kunkel
John Burchenal
Albert Bode
Henry Ott
Christian Bartles
Judson Harmon
United States
Atlee Pomerene
James K. Campbell
Edmund H. Moore
George S. Long
William Green
L. Kahn
John L. Shuff
Simeon M. Johnson
W. A. Julian
Henry T. Hunt
Frank B. Wood
Alfred G. Allen
Thomas J. Noctor
William Marschheuser
John Quane
St. Bernard
Liston Avenue
Sixth Street
Hillside Avenue
Reading Road
Harding Managers Predict Ohio Victory On Tuesday
Reports from Harding district and county chairs show strong support across Ohio for Senator Harding in the presidential preferential vote and for his delegates. Managers forecast a large Tuesday win and the election of Harding’s full slate across the twenty two districts with farmers among his strongest backers. Harding spoke in Columbus en route to Indiana and said Ohio will deliver a substantial majority for his ticket.
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Columbus
Harding
Wood
Indiana
Ohio
Cleveland
Interest in Ohio vote on outside candidates
As the primary nears in Columbus Ohio voters will select delegates to the Republican and Democratic National Conventions and express preference for Presidential candidates. Interest extends beyond politicians as rank and file wonder about sentiment for candidates not appearing on the ballot. (Continued on Second Page.)
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Columbus
Ohio
Kentucky Hard Cider May Be Called Moonshine Body
April 25 Louisville Farmers in Kentucky face possible labeling as moonshiners under the McLellan law. The state dry amendment applies to any beverage over half a percent alcohol including cider and home made wine and their premises. The measure gives courts power to determine permits and expands Prohibition enforcement under concurrent state and federal authority.
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Louisville
Kentucky
United States
Commonwealth
Gunmen hold up detectives and fourteen captives in Harlem raid
Five masked gunmen seized two detectives and fourteen prisoners during a Harlem card game raid. After detectives fired, one bandit fatally shot Herbert Hayes. The robbers fled as officers opened fire and a melee erupted.
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New York
Harlem
Herbert Hayes
Ryan
Necklace Found Belonging to Brakeman's Child in Ohio
A pearl necklace worth about fifty thousand dollars, worn by the brakeman's child and missing since a trip from Washington to Cleveland, was recovered by a Lakewood man after the brakeman gave it to his child. The jewels were identified by a New York jeweler for verification.
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Cleveland
Alice Nickex
Washington
Central Police Station
Otoona
Nickex
New York
500 French Troops Wiped Out at Urfa Evacuation
Constantinople dispatch reports five hundred French troops wiped out during the evacuation of Urfa in northwest Mesopotamia. Details are scarce but American relief workers including Mrs. Richard Mansfield are all reported safe.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Urfa
Mesopotamia
Richard Mansfield
Real Shuffle Steps And Alabama Blues Net Negro Gangsters
Lt. John Seebohm traced a crowd of negroes gathered at a West Fifth street shoe shine parlor last night. He confronted a locked door and entered to find ten black men arrested for a gambling game with Ben Knox charged as the organizer.
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John Seebohm
West Fifth Street
Seebohm
Ben Knox
Lord Byron Holliway Prefers Plain Title and American Identity
Lord Byron Holliway, registered as L. B. Holliway of Bay City Texas and Denver Colorado, visits Cincinnati for the publication of Revelations Revealed. He is grandson of Lord Sherwood of Ireland but emphasizes he wishes to be called Mister or Byron and remains an American citizen.
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Lord Byron Holliway
Lord Holliway
Ireland
Stars and Stripes
McAdoo Urges Tax Reform to Aid Workers
Former Secretary McAdoo replies to a presidential candidates survey, calling for simplified tax laws and a redistribution of the tax burden between earned and unearned incomes. He favors no tax-free bonds, supports railroad reform, broader farm loan publicity, and oversight to ensure free speech and assembly. He also urges agriculture representation on boards and a capable Secretary of Agriculture.
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Washington
National Board of Farm Organizations
McAdoo Tought
McAdoo
Secretary of Agriculture
Fire destroys international bridge at Laredo Texas
Fire at Laredo Texas destroyed the international foot bridge linking the United States and Mexico. All communications including telephone service were cut off as a result. Estimated loss stood at 300000 dollars.
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Laredo
Texas
U.S
Mexico
Tex
United States
Two Belfast Officers Slain in County Cork
In County Cork near Bandon on Saturday night Sergeant Cornelius Crane and Constable McGoldrick of the Belfast force were shot and killed. Crane had been at Cork’s King's Street Barracks, linked by Sinn Feiners to the Cork Lord Mayor assassination. Behan, a Dublin tavern keeper, was wounded. Constable Swenton was injured in Ennis, County Clare, with three suspects arrested.
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Belfast
Cornelius Crane
McGoldrick
Bandon
County Cork
Crane
King’s Street
Cork
Sinn
Behan
Swenton
Ennis
County Clare
Breckinridge Attacks Soldier Bonus Plan as Patriotism Price
Henry Breckinridge, Assistant Secretary of War under Garrison, urges opposition to a soldier bonus bill in a letter to House and Senate committees. He argues the bonus is morally wrong and economically unsound, diverting funds from wounded and widows to the living and placing a price on national duty.
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Washington
Henry Breckinridge
Garrison
France
House
Senate
Suffragists Predict NC Amendment Passage
The National Woman Party forecast ratification of the suffrage amendment by North Carolina's legislature at a July special session after surveying lawmakers. Of sixty respondents, thirty eight pledged ratification and eleven were opposed.
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North Carolina
Washington
National Woman Party
Sock Auction At Postoffice Letter Sale In Chicago
At the annual Postoffice dead letter sale in Chicago a man bought 257 pairs of hose for 11 dollars, a young woman purchased 111 pairs of silk hose for 23 dollars, and another bidder won a gross of silk handkerchiefs for 12.50 dollars. The handkerchiefs were shipped with no consignee or return address.
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Chicago
H. C. of L
Consignee
Attempt to blow safe at Georgetown Post Office
Yeggs tried to blow the Georgetown Kentucky Post Office safe in the early hours. They forced the back door and inner door, scattered dirt and soap shavings, and left muddy footprints and a tool kit. An alarm from a confederate outside caused bystanders to frighten them away before any theft occurred. Fingerprints on the safe were found but no stamps or cash were taken.
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Commercial Tribune
Georgetown
Yeggs
Anderson
Pay as you leave plan angers transit conductors
General dissatisfaction rose among conductors operating cars under the new pay as you leave system intended to ease downtown congestion. Delays, transfers, and fare collection issues sparked disputes, especially at the ball park, as passengers hesitant to pay at door led to time loss.
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Ball Park
Western Avenue
Clark Street
John Street
W. C. Culkins
City Street Railway
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Terre Haute
Supreme Council Considers Armenian Mandate and Adriatic Settlement
The Supreme Council seeks U S government mandate for Armenia while leaving arbitration on Armenian boundaries to President Wilson. Disputes over Mesopotamia Palestine and Syria prompt debate as Premiers discuss Adriatic issues and Italy’s Fiume proposal. A stiff note to Germany is planned, with Britain France Italy Japan and Belgium to sign. The United States will not sign the note.
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San Remo
Associated Press
Supreme Council
Wilson
United States
Armenia
Wilton
Mizeroum
Erzercum
Mesopotamia
Palestine
Great Britain
Syria
France
Holy Land
Viscount Allenby
Holy See
Adriatic
Signor Nitti
Fiume
Nitti
Italy
Asia
Germany
Millerand
Lloyd George
Japan
Belgium
House of Commons
Thiers
Wave Kills Six at Champerico Guatemala Wharf
A massive wave swept a Champerico Guatemala wharf killing six people and destroying over six thousand bags of coffee bound for San Francisco, along with numerous merchandise bales.
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San Salvador
Champerico
Guatemala
San Francisco
Nation collects 53 cents to raise each 100 dollars revenue
Washington April 25 The Bureau of Internal Revenue reported last year the government spent 53 cents for every 100 dollars of revenue collected. Total receipts reached 3.85015 billion with 20.573 million spent on collection. The note clarifies that true income tax collection costs are lower than 53 cents per 100.
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Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Michigan Girl Found Choked to Death in Pontiac
Miss Vera Schneider, 20, a telephone supervisor from Elkon Michigan, was found strangled on a porch in a Pontiac residence area. Police and sheriff departments, with Detroit detectives, seek the assailant as bloodhounds are ordered from Ranchester Ohio to follow a trail across newly plowed ground near the under construction house.
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Michigan
Pontiac
Mich
Detroit Detective Bureau
Vera Schneider
Elkon
Morrow
Miss Schneider
Tragedy at Turtle Lake Leaves Eight Dead
Eight people, including John Wolf his wife and five daughters, plus farmhand Jake Hofer were found dead at the Jacob Wolf farm near Turtle Lake. A shotgun and hatchet were recovered and a coroner's inquest underway as investigators pursue possible motive of theft with two strange men seen near the scene. Emma eight months old survived and is being cared for by neighbors.
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Turtle Lake
N. D
Jacob Wolf
Wolf
Jake Hofer
Wolf Farm
John Brekken
Emma
New York and Chicago Terminals Operate on Normal Schedule
Railroads in the metropolitan district report traffic handling returning to normal as many lines recruit staff. About 1,052 workers have returned to duty and 840 come from other points to Chicago. Baltimore and Ohio Chicago Terminal warns strikers who miss Monday return will lose seniority. A 700-driver transfer-team strike cripples baggage handling.
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New York
Edward A. McHugh
Lackawaant Rilroad
McHugh
Chicago
Addiion
John Grunau
Chicago Yardmen’s Association
United States
Mason
Baltimore& Ohio Chicago Terminal Railroad
Brotherhood
Railroad Board
E. H. Fitzgerald
Federal Board
Chicago Switchmen Desert Strike Leaders
Chicago officials report no new actions in the four week old strike in the terminal district. The railroad announced more strikers resumed work and livestock and fresh meat movements returned to normal.
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Chicago
Switchmen
Chicago Terminal
Christian Science Board Seeks Dismissal of Supreme Court Suit
The Christian Science Church directors seek dismissal of the bill in equity in the Supreme Court against the Christian Science Publishing Society trustees. Trustees deny mismanagement and accuse the directors of harming the society’s business and revenue, aiming to ruin the church’s operations if they cannot control it.
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Christian Science Board
Supreme Court
Boston
The
Christian Science Church
Christian Science Publishing Society
Pershing to travel Panama Canal aboard submarine chaser
General John J. Pershing will traverse the Panama Canal in a submarine chaser as part of a six day stay on the isthmus. Panama President Ernesto Lefevre will host a dinner and the Shriner Masons will provide entertainment and a banquet as official events accompany his visit.
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Panama
John J. Pershing
Panama Canal
Ernesto Tisdel Lefevre
General Pershing
Department
Masonic Organization
Tragic crash kills two flyers in Saragossa loop flight
A British captain piloting a plane with a Spanish lieutenant and a flight pupil crashed after a violent gust during a looping maneuver in Saragossa. Both occupants died in the accident.
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Saragossa
Spain
Guaymas Falls to Sonora Troops Amid Limited Resistance
Report from Captain N. K. Jacobson says Guaymas in Sonora was captured April 12 by 5,000 Sonora state troops under General Angel Flores. Carranza forces offered no defense. Customs House and rail facilities were seized. 250 marines reportedly defected to revolutionists. Nehalem noted normal port activity after the fall.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Guaymas
Sonora
Gulf of California
Angel Flores
N. K. Jacobson
Gulf Mail
Nehalem
Corinto
San Francisco
Los Angeles Harbor
Jacobson
Carranza
Guerrero
Mazatlan
Renee
Can
Flores
Topolbampo
Mexico
Manzanillo
Colima
Revolution gains traction as U S hears of Mexican unrest
Advices from Mexico City allege a serious Sonora revolt under General Angel Flores with southward advances through Sinaloa and possible move toward Nayarit. Federal delays risk costly defeat while defections and new rebel actions unfold in Mexico City outskirts and Vera Cruz rail lines.
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Washington
Mexico City
Sonora
Carranza
Angel Flores
Sinaloa
Flores
Culican
Nayarit
Salvador Alvarado
Geneveve de la O
Zapitasta
Contreras
de la O
Tlalpam
Ajusco
Vera Cruz
Tehuantepec
Carranza Plans Steel Ring to Encircle Rebels
Mexico City April 26 The government moves to encircle the rebellious Sonora with a steel ring while crushing outbreaks elsewhere. War Department officials release a summary of seditious activities and military measures taken since Sonora broke with Carranza, showing the Obregonista split and government tough line.
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Mexico City
Associated Press
Sonorg
Carranza
War Department
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