Six Alarms In Cincinnati Storm Downpour Rips City
A severe storm battered Cincinnati with lightning and heavy rain, killing two inches in an hour and damaging homes, including a church, a kitchen that dropped into a canal, and several roofs. Six alarms were sounded as fires broke out, with injuries reported but no fatalities.
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Cincinnati
Fairview
Emming Street
No. 247
Edward C. Lovett
Bell Block
William J. Menz
W. C. Bradley
Miller's Lane
Ft. Thomas
Municipal Fire Department
Five Injured as Auto Plunges 70 Feet Down Cliff
Five people were hurt when a car driven by Harry Tremble skidded on Waterworks Road in Newport near Maple Grove and plunged down a twenty foot embankment. Mrs Emma Hodge sustained a broken arm and her son a leg fracture. Tremble and two others had cuts and bruises.
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Waterworks Road
Newport
Maple Grove
Harry Tremble
Isabella Street
Emma Hodge
Edward Hodge
W. R. Weicklein
Eccles
W. Va
Harry Green
Isapella Street
Donnelly
van Lewen
Debes
Tremble
Green
Weicklein
Death of Caruso Leaves Metropolitan Opera Adrift
New York mourns as Enrico Caruso dies in Naples. Critics say no living tenor can fill the Metropolitan Opera throne. Giulio Gatti-Cazazza, Otto H. Kahn, and Henry Rogers Winthrop are abroad. the Opera leadership is scattered.
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New York
Enrico Caruso
Metropolitan Opera Company
Caruso
Naples
Opera House
Giulio Gatti-Cazzasa
Europe
Otto H. Kahn
Henry Rogers Winthrop
Metropolitan
Italy
America
Marcellius Caruso
Guglielmo Vergine
Nuovo Theater
Sicily
la Scala
Milan
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Warsaw
Rome
Lisbon
Paris
London
Germany
Metropolitan Opera House
Mail Robbery Ring Busted as Chicago Suspects Indicted
Federal agents close trap on Worthington Evans and associates linked to nearly six million dollars in mail robberies. Warrants issued for five Chicagoans and several out-of-state residents. Indictments tied to Sinclair Oil bonds and stolen securities, with connections to Toledo and Dearborn Station losses.
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Chicago
Sinclair Oil Company
New York
Toledo
Dearborn
Central Securities Company
John W. Worthington
Owen T. Evans
John V. Clinnin
United States
Clinnin
Worthington
Evans
Sinclair, Toledo and
Dearborn Station
Landis
Philadelphia
East
Sinclair Oil
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Mt. Vernon
Ill
Patrick J. Roche
Internal Revenue Intelligence
Charles W. French
French
Evane
Bank and Trust
Joliet
Fevans
Waukegan
Central Trust Company
Trust Company
Capture of phantom ship probes Atlantic conspiracy
Federal officials said evidence points to a liquor running conspiracy involving prominent persons from Maine to Florida after the Henry L. Marshall with 1,500 cases of liquor was seized off Atlantic City. Captain and mate escaped as four crew were detained. Nassau clearance papers and Gloucester links investigated.
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New York
Atlantic Seaboard
Henry L. Marshall
Atlantic City
Coast Guard
Seneca
Maine
Florida
Marshall
Aaron L. Gamble
The
Aldridge
United States
Hayward
Gloucester
Mass
K. Klausen
E. Thompson
Nassau
Halifax
New Providence
Bahamas
Beaten railroad conductor robbed by four men in taxi attack
William H. Hayes, railroad conductor, was beaten and robbed of 19 dollars after being thrown from a taxi at Sixth and Baymiller. He described a two-stage assault with two assailants, followed by four men who fled into an alley after a knife exchange. Police questioned Hayes and searched for the attackers.
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William Hayes
Stree
Five
Gril
William H. Hayes
Sixth
Baymiller Streets
Hayes
Fifth
Baymiller
Freeman Avenue
Court Street
Verdict 19 Reached On Fifa Ballot After 2 Hour Debate
The jury returned not guilty verdicts for seven Chicago White Sox players and two associates in the 1919 World Series fixing case after two hours and forty seven minutes of deliberation. Judge Hugo M. Friend and spectators welcomed the decision amid cheers and flashes. Defendants Buck Weaver Oscar Felsch Charles Risberg Arnold Gandil Claude Williams Eddie Cicotte Joe Jackson S Carl Zork and David Zelcer were named in the case.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Chicago White Sox
Hugo M. Friend
Buck Weaver
Oscar Felsch
Charles Risberg
Arnold Gandil
Claude Williams
Eddie ‘Cicotte
Joe Jackson
White Sox
S. Carl Zork
St. Louis
David Zelcer
Des Moines
Cour
Weaver
Williams
Cicotte
Risberg
Carl Zork
Henry Berger
Judge outlines crime vs throwing 1919 World Series
Judge Friend told jurors that proof must show the intent of the Chicago White Sox players and others to defraud the public via conspiring to throw the 1919 World Series. The defense attacked Ban Johnson and Comiskey, while the trial reviewed who was apprehended and which counts remained after dismissals.
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Chicago White Sox
Ban Johnson
Charles A. Comiskey
Chicago
Cleveland
Benedict Short
Cicotie
Williams
Gandil
Weaver
Risberg
Felsh
Jackson
Levi Brothers
Zork
Zelcer
Henry A. Berger
Friend
American League Baseball Club
Abe Attell
New York
Hal Chase
California
Fred McMullen
White Sox
Rachael Brown
Sullivan
Arnold Rothstein
Rothstein
Cincinati
Burns
de Enddants
American League
A. & Iskey
Te Sox
Khown
Index to Advertisements Fragments From a Newspaper Page
A garbled index fragment lists advertisers such as American Tobacco Co Eagle Savings & Loan Fifth Third Bank and Morand Cleaning among others. The scattered lines resemble a classified index with page references and partial company names.
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American Tobacco Co
Amusements
Art Museum
Bon-Opto Eye
Nance G Dunlap Clothes Shop
Eagle Savings & Loan Assn
East Hills Coal & Supply Co
Fifth-Third National Bank
Financial
Stacy & Braun
Thane
Oisis Decsca E Dcucaan
Cicicci
McAlpin
Peddks
Schaefer Rubber Co
Wurlitzer
Paesee
Dairymen to be paid 25 cents less for milk in Toledo
Farmers will receive 25 cents a hundred pounds less for milk delivered to Toledo dairies, reducing the price to about $1.90 per hundred. The announcement follows a previous reduction in retail milk prices reported last week.
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Toledo, O
Toledo Dairies
Short skirts remain as other styles shift in winter fashion
Chicago, Aug. 2. The National Wearing Apparel Association indicated a winter revolution in women s styles. Straight lines and flowing sleeves will be popular with coats almost to the knees while short skirts stay in fashion. Black remains dominant with monkey fur trims.
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Chicago
National Wearing Apparel Association
Plumber Hero Rescues Girl From Burning Dress
A seven year old girl and a boy play near Newport’s Eighth and Dayton when a match set the girl’s dress on fire. Albert Kruse, owner of a nearby plumbing shop, leaped through a window, wrapped the girl, and smothered the flames. He and the girl were treated for burns. her condition is not serious.
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Albert Kruse
Eighth
Dayton Streets
Newport
Alma Schalk
C. H. Schalk
Dayton Street
Corrner
Dayton
Kruse
J. J. Youtsey
F. B. Backsman
Hungary Adopts Treaty With Allied Nations
Budapest august 2 the trianon treaty between Hungary and the allied powers became law in Hungary yesterday. The Official Gazette published the text with black borders and included a map showing Hungarys boundaries before the war and after.
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Budapest
Hungary
Official
Philades
Thief Attacks 17-Year-Old Girl In Home Robbery
A white man about 30 gagged and bound Ver Temple as she slept on State avenue at 2 30 pm yesterday. He rifled the house, escaped with $3 and change while a pillowcase was placed over her head. Neighbors freed her at 6 pm and police were notified. Miss Temple was staying with William Sheehy’s family.
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State Avenue
Ver Temple
Anna Fraike
Clara Rathman
William Sheehy
Louisville Women Die In Auto Skid On Lincoln Highway
An automobile carrying Louisville party from Kentucky overturned on a curve between Franklin Park and Ten Mile Run along the Lincoln Highway. Two women, Miss Delia E Money and Mrs Edward Pearson, were killed. Injured were Mr Pearson and Mr and Mrs W 46 Stiglitz. The travelers were returning from a New England tour bound for Philadelphia when the crash occurred.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Louisville
Lincoln Highway
Franklin Park
Ten-Mile Run
Delia E. Money
Edward Pearson
Pearson
Stiglitz
New England
Philadelphia
Automo Party
i¢Parson
L. D. Pearson & Sons
Morey
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H. Tremble
Federal
U. S
Schoener
Swift
Gray
Our Lady of Pompeii
Capri
Sorrento
Dorothy
Park Benjamin
Gloria
Rodolfo
Giovanni
Vincenzo Bellezza
Paolo Longone
Admiralty
Hirohito
Japan
Hidalgo
Montesanto
Fifa
Eddie Cicotte
William Barrett
American Leaf Baseball Club
Ray W. Schalk
Sial
AD Boy
Match
Child
Vention
Thief
Girl
Mage
Vernie Temple
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