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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1921

Page

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Widing Routs Gunmen In Newport Drugstore Hold-Up

Louis C. Widing, famed Newport sportsman, foiled three hold‑up men at his Fifth and Columbia drugstore. He drew a pistol from a desk drawer, wounded one bandit, and chased the trio to a touring car toward Cincinnati before police noted the license.

Louis C. Widing Newport Widing Fifth and Columbia Streets Widrig Bandit No. 1 Fifth Street York York Street Cincinnati Charlies Hamilton William Holland Cincinnati Baseball Club

Priest shot by minister in Birmingham murder case

Father James E. Coyle, longtime pastor of St. Paul’s Catholic Church, was shot three times and died at a Birmingham hospital. Rev. E R Stephenson, the accused shooter known as the Marrying Parson, surrendered to police claiming self defense after an argument over a marriage he performed for his daughter.

Birmingham Ala James E. Coyle St. Paul’s Catholic Church E. R. Stephenson Stephenson Father Coyle Pedro Gussman Jefferson County Men J. D. Russum Marcella Coyle Ireland Rome Mobile McGill Institute St. Paul’s

President Harding’s Father Weds His Office Attendant

Dr. George T. Harding father of President Warren G. Harding, 76, married Miss Alice Severns, 52, in Monroe Michigan after securing a license at the County Courthouse. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Frank T. Knowles at 2 pm and the couple left for Toledo.

George T. Harding Alice Severns Windsor Canada Monroe Mich Marion Washington Warren G. Harding Frank T. Knowles Monroe Presbyterian Church Harding Monroe Long Ohio Toledo Detroit Louis B. Sanborn Hardifng Miss Severns Oscar Severns Marion County Severns Dr. Harding Moriow County Times Charistie Remsberg St. Anna California Abigail Harding President Harding

Janitor Shuns Picture Bride in Vienna Romance Case

Joseph Beighmann a Chicago janitor who sent travel funds to Theresia Brinkler of Vienna seeks repayment after a failed attempt to use a habeas corpus writ to remove her from a welfare institution. Brinkler offered to work and repay but refused marriage. the court dismissed the case noting her American spirit and questioning the man’s age and status.

Chicago Joseph Beighmann Theresia Brinkler Vienna

Captive Balloon Loops Sea Then Returns to Shore

A captive balloon broke from its moorings at the Naval Air Station Lakehurst New Jersey and drifted seaward late Friday afternoon before driven back inland by strong winds. Three passengers landed safely about one mile west of the station after the cable snapped as the balloon was being hauled down. None could jump to the ground.

Lakehurst N. J Naval Air Stations

Classified Advertisements Index Page

An index list many business names and products such as Ayvad's Water Wings Dow's stoves Corona Typewriter Bank and Tobacco companies plus Railroads and local firms like Madden's Shoes and Wilson's Paint Store. Entries show ad placement page numbers and occasional brief product hints.

Dood Cc Ceee Eas Ee Eee Ayvad's Water Wings Icacusss Boabomny Maidevin P4omg CO Ice Bradfield Regulator Co Baltimore & Ohio R Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Charles E. Smith & Sons Corona Typewriter Sales Co Dow Doug Stoves Csc East Hills Coal & Supply Co Tobacco Co Aeceuie Ashbrook & Co Dikchens Ns Petmata Fifth-Third National Bank Uae Et Weeste Chew Cecces GadandNi Dee Deasivn Besase Greater Shoe Co Etree Eeesiauesne Ars Su Chienwkds Choca Ick Corton Ck Ccccccne Cvncceesgeta Madden’s Pieelivsaeene Cnbie Kcec Eas Ohio Military Institute Cpsindipispecccessencheesassdaccces Beos Chonnes

Dr. George T. Harding Marries Miss Severns in Monie Mich

Marion Ohio records show Dr. George T. Harding and Miss Alice Severns wed today in Monne Michigan. The couple traveled by train and car, receiving congratulatory notices from friends as they arrived home. The groom expressed loneliness and hinted at plans for a future arrangement.

Marion doctor denies Monroe reports before train boarding

Dr. George T. Harding of Marion Ohio denied reports from Monroe Michigan as he prepared to board a Hocking Valley train at Walbridge tonight at 6 30 o clock.

Toledo George T. Harding Marion Walbridge Monroe Mich

Galbraith Post Forms Restrictive Legion Unit

The Galbraith Post of the American Legion, limited to combat veterans of the old First Regiment and later units, adopted its charter at the Metropole Hotel. Honorary membership went to Mrs. F W Galbraith Jr. Applications pour in nationwide as charter admits through September 1.

Old First France Belgium Old First Regiment Thirty-seventh F. W. Galbraith, Jr American Legion Metropole F. W. Galbraith,Jr Galbraith The Indianapolis William Hammond Parker Galbraith Post Burton E. Robinson I. H. Dube Legion Ohio Coan

Three Graham Children Wed In Six Week Span

Cupid’s run ends with three Graham siblings marrying within six weeks. Lena Graham, 17, wed Elmer Davis, 21, at Latonia on June 25. William Graham, 22, employed in St. Louis, married Olga Brucker, 20, in Des Moines on July 13. Isabella Graham, 20, married Roby Warner, 21, of Newport, at her sister’s home in Dayton with Rev. James Crutchfield conducting.

Cupid Hewitt H. Graham Fourth Avenue Dayton Lena Graham Elmer Davis Latonia William Graham Associated Press St. Louis Olga Brucker Des Moines Iowa Isabella Graham Roby Warner Newport Kentucky R. L. Schneller Fourth Street Ayton James B. Crutchfield Taylor M. E

Train Hits Truck in Anguilla Tragedy Kills Five

Reports from Vicksburg state five people were killed and ten to twelve injured when Yazoo and Mississippi Valley Rail Road Train No. 13 struck a truck at a grade crossing near Anguilla Mississippi. Authorities received details tonight and prepared casualty lists for release.

Vicksburg Miss Yazoo & Mississippi Valley Railroad Anguilla

Revolver Duel Fought Over 25 Cents Ends With Wounding

Two African American men William Palmer and Tarey Knighton fought with revolvers after a quarrel over twenty five cents in Richmond and Mound streets. Palmer was wounded and disarmed. Knighton fled and later surrendered. A bystander Mrs Esther Issover was shot in the shoulder and taken to the General Hospital. Both men were charged with shooting with intent to kill.

Richmond Mound Streets William Palmer West Court Street Tarey Knighton Race Street Palmer Knighton Dolar Richmond Street General Hospital Esther Issover First District

Storm Devastates City. Smokestack topples at Abattoir Plant

A fierce afternoon storm draped Hamilton County with heavy rains and wind. The Cincinnati Abattoir Company suffered a 60 foot smokestack collapse after a lightning flash, causing $500 in plant damage while the stack was worth $300. A laborer, Louis Mallenger, 38, was briefly stunned by lightning but not seriously hurt. Suburban damage included fences and sheds, with total area losses around $1,000. Farmers welcomed the rain for crops with substantial preexisting drought in the county.

Hamilton County Cincinnati Cincinnati Abattoir Company Joslyn & Schmidt Chemical Manufacturers Spring Grove Avenue Abattoir Company Norwood Louis Mallenger Intermediate Old Canal Baymiller Street Freeman Avenue

Harding Outlines Work For Disarmament Envoy

Prime Minister Lloyd George will return to London tomorrow as Irish situation developments prompt renewed Cabinet conferences. De Valera replies and crisis discussion focus on Ireland ahead of any official announcement.

Harding London Associated Press Lloyd George Paris Reuter Exchange Supreme Council Reuters Eamon de Robert C. Barton Dail Éireann Mr. Chamberlain France Barton Art O’brien Gaelic League de Va‘era Downing Street Chamberlain House of Commons Wich Ie Valera de Valera Dail Eireann Dublin Briand Silesia Sunda Irish de Valéras Robert’ Barton Joseph McGrath Priotf Irish Republican Army Grosvenor Hotel Mc*thdair Cabin $T Council Frace Englaver Interview G de Valera Sir George

Open publicity urged for disarmament talks by Senator Johnson

Senator Johnson presses open sessions for the disarmament conference as a liberal stand in the Senate. White House indicates publicity will be broad but favors secret deliberations during negotiations with major powers.

Washington United States Senate Hiram Johnson California Hughes Great Britain France Italy White House Wilson America Paris Johnson Harding Borah Idaho Panama Canal

Disarmament Talks Move Toward Global Conference

The United States invites Great Britain France Italy Japan and China to join a conference aimed at reducing armament costs and tensions. The plan emphasizes Pacific and Far Eastern issues and possible inclusion of naval arms limits, with five seats per nation and no fixed delegation size.

Washington Associated Press United States Great Britain France Italy Japan China Pacific Far East State Department Keel Yap Shantung Tokyo Versailles White House

Conference May End Use Of Gas In Warfare

Washington report notes the disarmament talk will consider new warfare agencies and humane control measures. The note flags gas use, dissemination of disease germs over enemy lines, and related questions as key topics for special attention.

Washington Rding

Albanian villages burned as Yugoslav forces clash on River Drin

A Rome dispatch via Central News reports fighting between Yugoslav and Albanian forces on the River Drin in Northern Albania. The message says Yugoslav troops burned thirty Albanian villages during the clashes at Avlona.

London Drin Albania Avlona Rome

Twenty two freight cars derailed near Middletown Ohio

Twenty two freight and coal cars of a Baltimore and Ohio north bound train derailed just north of West Middletown when a coal gondola axle failed. The pileup sent cars down a thirty foot embankment, leaving only the locomotive and two cars on the track.

Middletown West Middletown

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Pastot Slayer Michigan Gretna Green Marion, O Monne. Mich Alice Mar Andreas Burkhardt Galbraith Legion National Retail Clothiers’ Association Chamber of Commerce Exchange Hall Congress Burkhardt Europe Great Lakes Mississippi Russia West End Lloyd Gorge Sinn Fein Berlain W. C Lawrence Says David Lawrence Far Eastern Ont A. T. Montreuil Mousseau Toronto
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