Moor Rebels Defeat Spaniards Threaten Mass Prisoner Killings
Moorish tribesmen claim a severe defeat of Spanish forces in northeastern Morocco with reports that 5,000 Spanish prisoners are held. Madrid dispatches note evacuations of Nador and Zeiuan, a looming ransom talks, and threats of reprisals if prisoners are attacked.
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Madrid
Morocco
la Voz
Nador
Zeiuan
Melilla
Alfonzo
Count Romanenss
Antonio Maura
Francisco Cambo
Satiago Alba
Liberal Party
Melquiades Alvarez
Maura
Riaz
Abod-El-Krin
France
Spain
la Restinga
Sukelarach
Zeluan
Carrasso
Weyler
Duke of
Rubi
Meiilla
Nader
Mt. Arruit
Alfonso
Denmark
Romanones
Ostend
Belgium
Index to Advertisements American Tobacco Co Page 3
A compact listing of various companies and products including Grocers' Baking Co, East Hills Coal & Supply, Eight Hour Tobacco Co, Lincoln National Bank, Motte's Dum Store, Prince & Co Opticians, Sears, and Tanlac, with scattered prices and page references. Includes mentions of advertisers such as Hewitt & Mackenbach Specialists and Steinkamp's Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Tobacco Co
NED Scoaieriivsey
Esceues
Iti Dks
Banner Grocers’ Baking Co
INET
Hermann
Eual
East Hills Coal & Supply Co
Eight Hour Tobacco Co
Financial—American Finance Co
Hewitt & Mackenbach
Lincoln, National Bank
BET Trabpuamnes
Sae Gabe
Pinkham’'s
Sceses
Prince & Co
Opticians Iaine
Schaefer Rubber Co
Steinkamp's Garden
Stewart Kidd Company—Books Sears
Ete Laawotsqocy Occes
Tanlac
U Coal Co
Leader's Vengeance Motive Behind Moorish Uprising
A Melilla dispatch asserts Abd El Krin, a Moroccan leader once allied with Spain and then imprisoned by Spain at France's urging, sparked the Moorish uprising against Spain. It notes his prior role in Melilla's Native Affairs office as a judge-like authority dispensing mystic decrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Associated Press
Spain
France
Abd el Krin
Melilla
la Nacion
Taxi drivers demand stricter rules to curb counterfeit cabs
In Cincinnati, Independent Taxicab Owners urge Safety Director Tudor and Councilman Martin to tighten cab licensing after identifying nineteen men listed as taxi drivers but tied to whisky thefts gunmen or pickpockets. They seek a $2,500 bond from each driver and more downtown stands, while officials plan to consult property owners before any ordinance change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Tudor
Cliff Martin
Atorney
Louis Pink
Cincinnati
Latonia
Independent Association
Tudor
George P. Carell
Motorcycle Crash Injures Fireman On Colerain Avenue
Charles Pallas 37 a fireman of 1326 Vine street was badly hurt when his motorcycle collided with a northbound street car at Primrose and Colerain. He was rushed to General Hospital in critical condition with facial and limb lacerations and possible internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pallas
Vine Street
Colerain Avenue
Primrose Street
Pallas
Pailas
General Hospital
Robert Bisping
Ethel
Fred Bisping
Madison Road
Gilbert Avenue
Bisping
Accomodation Street
Democrats Plot After Tax Battle To Press For Policy
Washington Aug. 5 Chairman George White moves to convene the Democratic National Committee this autumn for a broad review of policy toward the Harding administration. Democrats aim to counter Republican tax cuts and tariff plans, arguing that only a Democratic Congress can correct them. They forecast fights over the Fordney tariff, the revenue law, and treaty issues with Germany and the League of Nations, while toasting a strategy to shape foreign policy with Lodge reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George White
Democratic National Committee
Harding
Taft
Congress
Mellon
Representative Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
Harrison
Mississippi
America
Germany
Hughes
Wilson
Senate
When you think of writing think of WHITING Adr
Ad copy fragment notes a prompt to recall WHITING as a writer or brand. The readable line urges readers to consider WHITING in relation to writing, reflecting a marketing or rhetorical device from a clipped page.
Sheriff Pursues Illinois Governor Small Fugitive Claim
Springfield August 5. Deputy Sheriff and auctioneer Frank A. Minkler of Great Barrington Mass writes Sheriff Mester asking if a reward exists for fugitive Governor Len Small of Illinois. Minkler reports a man resembling Small under surveillance and a clear resemblance to the governor. Mester replies Small remains in Illinois and no reward has been offered.
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Springfield
Ill
Frank A. Minkler
Great Barrington
Mass
Sheriff Mester
Illinois
Len Small
Mester
Small
Minkler
Bandits Hold Up Barrett Payroll Car in New Jersey
Six armed burglars robbed the Barrett Manufacturing payroll near Shadyside, Edgewater, seizing $15,000 to $25,000. They disabled the guard and car wiring, then fled in a black touring car toward Newark. Detectives assigned to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackensack
N. J
Barrett Manufacturing Company
Shadyside
Newark
Barrett Company
Edgewater
Nine men held after card game murder near Meyers Lake
Canton Ohio police arrest nine men in connection with the early morning murder at a cottage near Meyers Lake Park. Gig Hahn and Edward Marling were shot during a robbery in which Hahn, a known sports figure, died from chest wounds and Marling was wounded. Two theories explain the motive robbery or revenge. Hahn’s money was reportedly taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Hahn
Edward Marling
Meyers Lake Park
Marling
Ohio
Bandits rob express on Chicago to Centralia train
On a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train between Chicago and Centralia, two men held up the express messenger at Beecher City and escaped via an automobile at Altamont with sealed express packages. Messenger Co T Wade was forced to surrender the packages and later robbed of his watch and money as pursuers search for the bandits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Ill
Baltimore & Ohio
Beecher City
Altamont
Chicago
Centralia
Co. T. Wade
Flora
Masked Bandit Aggressively Attacks Woman in Toledo Home
In Toledo, a masked intruder threw liquid acid at Mrs. Clarena Wagner at her rear door. She lay unconscious when her husband returned. the house was ransacked and about $100 stolen. Mrs. Wagner suffered serious burns and was hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Clarena Wagner
Seven men arrested in mail car robbery gang
Seven men said to be former Cassandra and Gallitzin residents were arrested in Cleveland by United States Postal Inspectors and local police on charges of highway robbery for a raid on the Manhattan Limited near Cassandra Pa. The arrests follow tips from Postal Inspector Calvert. Four members are linked to the robbery. three waited in a car during the escape.
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Cleveland
Manhattan Limited
Pennsylvania
Cassandra
United States
Calvert
Altoona
Gallitzen
Motorboats Seize Prohibited Liquor From Camouflaged Schooner
Prohibition inspectors learned a three masted craft unloaded contraband liquors sixteen miles from Shediac Newfoundland near Cape Bauld before dawn last Sunday. Three motor boats loaded with cognac and West Indies rum pursued the schooner whose name and identity were masked. Investigators believe the cargo originated from St Pierre.
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Shediac
N. B
Cape Bauld
West Indies
St. - Pierre
Girl Says Yes Half Mile Above Earth
George Hauser of an airplane company proposed to Mildred Armstrong a high school teacher over New York skies. Pilot Richard Depew recalls the moment at three thousand feet when she hesitated then at three and a half thousand feet she said yes and at four thousand five hundred feet she wore the ring. They plan to wed soon after landing.
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Mineola
N. Y
George Hauser
Mildred Armstrong
Richard Depew
Cupid
Hauser
Armstrong
Earth
Depew
Federal Foll on Bootleg Prohibition Center Here
Washington reports say federal enforcement will be realigned with Cincinnati at its core to curb whisky outlets from Kentucky. Ohio and Maryland districts will gain independent directors and control of liquor inventory and permits, while bond cases and hotel actions unfold.
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Cincinnati
Washington
His Cohen
New York
Robert Flora
Kentucky
Ohio
Maryland
Thomas Stone
J. A. Shearer
William C. Heineman
Columbus
Shearsr
Louis Cohen
United States
Thomas Gregory
Cohen
Toadstools Kill Seven in Family at Stuartburn
Seven people in a Stuartburn family dining on wild toadstools died. A six month old baby survived the incident near Dominion City as authorities investigate the accidental poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Stuartburn
Dominion City
Tellegen Sues Farrar for Separation Over Desertion
New York, Aug 5. Lou Tellegen an actor files suit for separation from his wife Geraldine Farrar, opera singer, on a charge of desertion. Tellegen reports being blocked from entry to their home after Farrar allegedly told him to discuss differences by letter and not approach the residence.
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New York
Lou Tellegen
Geraldine Farrar
Tellegen
Miss Farrar
Servar
Long Branch
N. J
Alvin Untermyer
Untermyer
Schmidlapp Divorce Suit Alleges Cruelty and Neglect
Jean Maxwell Schmidlapp filed for divorce from William Horace Schmidlapp in Domestic Relations Court citing gross neglect and extreme cruelty since their 1906 marriage. She seeks alimony and custody of four children ages 5 to 13 as their separated life followed rumors of a domestic upheaval and a move to a downtown hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Horace Schmidlapp
Wiliam Horace Schmidlapp
Jacob G. Schmidlapp
Monitor Store Company
Jean Maxwell Schmidlapp
Lawrence Maxwell, Jr
Schmidlapp
W. Horace Schmidlapp
Lawrence M. Schmidlapp
Carl L. Schmidlapp
William Horace Schmidlapp, Jr
Nurse Olive Stone Linked to Brooklyn Lawyer Killing
New York report says Olive M Stone a Cincinnati nurse shot and killed Ellis Guy Kinkead a lawyer living at 45 South Elliott Place Brooklyn. Police say jealousy motive. Stone, once close to Kinkead, fired multiple shots as he neared home and was later arrested at the scene.
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New York
Ellis Guy Kinkead
Broadway
Manhattan
South Elliott Place
Brooklyn
Annex Hotel
Q Thirty-second Street
Broadways Manhattan
Kinkead
Marie Kinkead
Olive M. Stone
Cincinnati
Classon Avenue
Pol.cé
South Elliot
Frank Farrell
Rockaway Beach
Lafayette Avenue
Farrell
Marie L. Gorseley
Cincinnati Heiress to Wed Norwegian Diplomat in Canada
Long story of Marion Bragg Laws, Cincinnati heiress, and H Langdon Laws ending in a divorce decree and a forthcoming marriage to Ludvig Aubert, Norwegian Consul General to Canada. Deeds filed in Hamilton County transfer seventy three parcels of Avon dale and Woodburn properties to Mrs. Laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion B Laws
Cincinnati
County Recorder’s Office
Mosphere
Ludvig Aubert
H. Langdon Laws
Winding Way
Avondale
Woodburn
Marion
Dana Avenues
Montreal
Norway
Canada
County Recorder
Hamilton County
Marion and
Dana
Deadly funeral tragedy as husband drinks poison
At Columbus on August 5 Clarence J. Clower aged 28 drank poison beside his divorced wife Margaret Clover 26 as her funeral proceeded. He died an hour later. The note left by Clover claimed neighbors caused her death by talking about her. They were divorced about a year. A three year old daughter survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
Clarence J. Clower
Margaret Clouer
Clouer
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Citizens’ Committee
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King’s Court
Santa Barbara
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Christiana
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Cincinnati Society
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Mr. Kinkead
University of Cincinnati
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State of
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Miss Stone
Atlanticity
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Détective Headquarters
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