Striking Mill Workers Reject Governor Arbitration Bid
Governor Edwin P. Morrow’s efforts to arbitrate the Newport Rolling Mill dispute fail as mill owners and Amalgamated Union leaders refuse the plan. The conference in the Campbell County Courthouse yields no contract. unions insist on open shop conditions and reject arbitration, with Morrow expressing willingness to revisit the issue if parties agree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Rolling Mill
Edwin P. Morrow
Kentucky
Campbell County
Newport Rolling Mill Company
Amalgamated Union of Steel Workers
Morrow
Amalgamated Union of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Blue Grass State
F. M. Tighe
Walter Larkin
Newport Courthouse
Mion Marx
M. J. Leich
Corpus Christi Church
E. R. Overley
Grace M.ich
Case Thomas
Public Safety
Newport
International Amalgamated Union of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Morrow Mani
Golden wedding anniversary struck by influenza illness
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Evans of Avondale mark fifty years of marriage celebrated at the old Taylor Street M E Church in Newport Ky. Mrs Evans fell ill with influenza days before the anniversary. He is 81, she 80, with a daughter and four grandchildren. Evans, a retired steel and iron man, once led C W Evans Steel and Iron Co and planned a Kentucky Ohio industrial history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Evans
Dickson Avenue
Avondale
Evans
Taylor Street
M. E
Newport
S. X. Hall
J. W. Whitten
United States Army
Edward Air
C. W. Elvans Steel and Iron Cony
Second Street
Kentucky
Ohio
Ft. Thomas
Colonel Evans
Index to Advertisements and Local Listings Page
A scanned index of advertisements featuring firms such as Baldwin Piano Co American Finance Co Atlas National Bank Sun Mutual Fire Insurance Cine Come Shillito's Southern Railway System Wurlitzer and others. The list includes theaters stores banks and service providers with page references and classified listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M. Jordan
Iadansdeeeana Nenie Amusements
Eeceeene
Charles KB. Smith & Sons
Eves Claremont Dansant
Feenseeeees EE. M
Abbott Piano Co
Eagle Savings and Loan Assn
Financial— American Finance Co
BGAS
Ois
Atlas National Bank
Kan
Cheminbeke de Hunter, Budde & Duble
Irwin, Ballmann & Co
National City Co
Provident Savings Bank & Trust Co
Vecuniass Cos Vgnessserszencetese
Gordon J. A. Hargrave Sareee
Acacs
Okisissecks Gosedacs
Mnedveccesss
Besc
Anednanay Lafic iPiano Co
Secchtepenhénins Motion Pictures
Peecveneta National Biscuit Co
Ohio Truss Co
Accaan
Shillito’s
Southern Railway System
Sun Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Cine Come
Nepoun
Wallingford Coffee Stores
Eseg
Wurlitzer
Crime Increase Shown in Surety Firm Report
New York Jan. 17 An increase in crime and dishonesty among employees and business difficulties throughout the country have driven the American Surety Company to pay the heaviest year's claims in its history. Claims paid in 1921 rose 71.8 percent from 1920 with burglars and bank robbers blamed for 38.1 percent of the rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Surety Company
Robber Versus River Ends In Cash Surrender
Frank Grayson, 65, of Mills Hotel in Cincinnati, was robbed at Front and Smith streets by four men led by a man with a revolver. He refused to surrender until held at riverbank and doused with cold water, then handed over $100. He walked to a police station and was hospitalized. condition not serious.
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Ohio River
Frank Grayson
Mills Hotel
Fifth
Plum Streets
Front
Smith Streets
Grayson
Smith Street
Front Street
Woman Dies in Doctor's Office While Waiting
Mrs Anna Van Hise age 55 died in the office of Dr I B Tunison at 436 East Fifth Street after an attack of heart trouble while waiting for treatment. She had been visiting the doctor at intervals for an ongoing ailment. Her husband James Van Hise survives her. Coroner D C Handley was notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunison
East Fifth Street
Anna van
America Sets Push to Collect War Debts from Europe
The US Senate adopts a Medill McCormick resolution directing the State Department to provide Congress with data on European governments' finances. The move signals a shift from debt cancellation to demand for payment, influenced by France's stance at the Arms Conference and Britain's demand for fair payment terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Europe
United States Senate
Medill McCormick
Illinois
Department of State
Congress
Senate
McCormick
White House
Treasury Department
France
Ae Senate
Great Britain
United States
Sears
Corpse Planted as Trap Captures Bogus Prohibition Agent
Prohibition Agent Arthur N. Kemmerling posed as a corpse in an East Pittsburgh undertaking shop to trap a wanted bogus agent. The suspect, named William Penrod of Braddock, Pa, was overheard receiving hush money and handed marked bills. He awaits a hearing before a United States Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Arthur N. Kemmerling
Kemmerling
William Penrod
Braddock
United States
Mexican Troops Rescue American Mine Expert Kidnapped
A. C. Stiles an American mining engineer employed near Chihuahua, was captured January 11 by bandits demanding 10 000 dollars. Mexican authorities pursued and caught the abductors in Dolores Canyon near Santa Eulalia, and Stiles was freed after a brief fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A. C. Stiles
Mexico
State Department
Stewart
Chihuahua
Stiles
Dolores Canyon
Santa Eulalia
Cleveland Bootleggers To Pay Cow-Aikin Tax
Cleveland Ohio January 17 County Treasurer Ralph McBride announced enforcement of the Dow-Aikin tax law against bootleggers and related operators. He will seek $1,000 from each convicted violator and aim to net at least $800,000 from 800 offenders with help from County Prosecutor Stanton. Legal action will begin once county tax collections finish. Owners of premises used for liquor vending face the tax, with liability resting on both vendors and landlords where applicable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Q
Ralph McBride
Dnow-Aikin
Stanton
McBride
Morrow Silent on Report as Possible Postmaster General Candidate
Governor Edwin P. Morrow of Kentucky declined to comment on a Washington dispatch that he was being discussed as a successor to Will Hays as Postmaster General. At Hotel Gibson dinner, he read the telegram briefly, then deflected questions, saying he had nothing to say. Friends believe he would accept if offered, as Republicans seek border-state representation in the Cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Morrow
Kentucky
Washington
Will Hays
United States
Campbell County
Hotel
Gibson
The
Commercial Tribune
Alfred Gowling
Newport
Morrow
Tennessee
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Runaway steer thrills New York theater district
A horned steer escaped from a West Side slaughterhouse and ran through Broadway and Fifth Avenue toward the Harlem River before being lassoed. Rudolph Miller chased the animal in a taxi and captured it. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals arranged an ambulance to return the steer to the slaughterhouse and filed cruelty charges against Miller, who was released by Magistrate McQuade for his resourcefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West Side
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Rudolph Miller
McQuade
Miller
Weeks Defends Ford on Muscle Shoals Delay Claim
Washington Jan 17 Secretary Weeks issued a formal statement calling Henry Ford’s charges of unnecessary delay in the Muscle Shoals nitrate and power project unwarranted. Weeks said Ford offered no complaint at their conference and his press remarks misrepresented their talk and the Secretary’s brief reply to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weeks
Henry Ford
Detroit
Muscle Shoals
War Department
War Secretary
Ford
Mr. Ford
Congress
Charges Dropped Against General Electric Begin Probe
Washington Jan 17 A department of justice inquiry into charges against General Electric will start within days. The investigation follows the Lockwood committee findings in New York alleging monopoly abuses, tax avoidance, and violation of a Cleveland court decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Electric Company
Lockwool Committee
New York
Department of Justice
Daugherty
Department
Cleveland
Woman Confesses to Killing Sister Over Jealous Love
In Long Branch New Jersey 30 year old Mrs Hermione Rentzman confessed to police she shot and killed her sister 27 year old Jernine Wessels as she slept on Sunday morning The motive was fear of sister stealing her husband Frederick Rentzman The husband held on bail as a material witness and the suspect jailed awaiting grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
N. J
Hermione Rentzman
Jernine Wessels
Frederick Rentzman
New York
Rentzman
Miss Wessels
Germany
Fur Thief Killed in Fifth Avenue Gun Battle
Police killed one fur thief and captured six others after a raid on Import Fur Company on West Twenty-ninth Street. Francis McArdle, 22, died. survivors named Timothy O Mara 27, John O Mara 24, John Donnelly 21, John Garie 20, William Butler 22, and Charles Boylan 27, all charged with attempted robbery. Detectives Reilly Foray and Hoffman led the arrests as a gang under weeks of surveillance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Import Fur Company
West Twenty-ninth Street
Fifth Avonhue
Francis McArdle
Timothy O’mara
John O'Mara
John Donnelly
John Garie
William Butler
Charles Boylan
Reilly, Foray
Hoffman
Mece- Ardhie
McArdle
Fifth Avenue
Boylan
Butler
McArdie
Seek to Oust State Prohibition Chief in Pennsylvan ia
The Anti Saloon League of Pennsylvania will seek the removal of William C. McConnell as State Prohibition Director, announced by the Board of Trustees in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
William C. McConnell
Anti-Saloon League of Pennsylvania
Board of Trustees
Oregon bonus bonds sold to syndicate
The state of Oregon's ten million dollar issue of 44 percent soldiers' bonus bonds was bought today by a syndicate headed by Stavy & Braun on a bid of 100 179.
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New York
Oregon
Stavy & Braun
International tribunal proposed at Washington conference
Secretary Hayes outlined a plan for an International Commission to settle Chinese concession disputes. The Hughes proposal, backed by Britain and Italy, would report to home governments to adjust concessions while protecting China and foreign investors. Japanese delegates urged more time. France objected to prompt functioning.
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Washington
Associated Press
China
Hayes
Nine Powers’ Committee
Great Britain
Italy
France
International Commission
Hughes
Shantung
Kiachow
Shantung Province
Tsingtao-Tsinanfu
Japan
Senators Agree on Compromise After Debate
The Senate approved the Kellogg-Smith compromise to broaden Federal Reserve Board representation to six with an agricultural voice, advancing a plan supported by President Harding and the farm bloc. The 63 to 9 vote faced opposition from seven Republicans and two Democrats.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Senate
Pomerone
Ohio
Williams
Mississippi
Brandegee
Connecticut
Calder
New York
Edge
New Jersey
Keyes
New Hampshire
McLean
Moses
Wadsworth
House
Federal Reserve Bank
Harris
Georgia
Harding
Smith
South Carolina
Glass
Virginia
Forne Seceetary
The
Treasury
Heflin
Alabama
Wall Street
McKellar
Tennessee
Reserve Boards
Fore is fair warning in golf court rules
In Chicago on January 17 the Appellate Court upheld a Circuit Court ruling that Mike Harriet Stevens could not recover damages after being struck by a golf ball driven by Edward H. Gallagher. Stevens had claimed assault and battery with a golf ball, but the court found Gallagher had exercised due precaution by shouting Fore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mike Harriet Stevens
Edward H. Gallagher
Miss Revens
Gallagher
George Baldwin Selden Dies Pioneer in Gasoline Autos
Rochester N Y Jan 17 George Baldwin Selden inventor of the first gasoline propelled vehicle and a pioneer of the automobile industry died at his home age 77 He was president of the Selden Motor Company He helped develop internal combustion engines and early automobile technology including a hard rubber tire and wheel slip prevention device He graduated from Yale in 1865 and was admitted to the bar in 1871.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
George Baldwin Selden
Selden Motor Company
Mr. Selden
Frederick Michael
Selden
Yale
Radio wave job for phon and telegraph advances
New York Jan 17 The Engineering Society Building hosted a demonstration showing telephone and telegraph messages carried simultaneously on one radio wavelength from a single wireless transmitter without interference. Dr. Frank B. Jewett and Dr. G. A. Campbell presented a new electrical filter that separates bands of frequencies to isolate messages. Mrs. Jewett noted further radio developments promising greater usefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Engineering Society
Antennea
Frank B. Jewett
Western Electric Company
Bell System Research Laboratories
G. A. Campbell
Telephone Society
United States Invited to Genoa Economic Conference
The State Department received an invitation from Italy's Ambassador Ricci for the United States to join the Genoa economic and financial conference. Officials, while releasing the text, did not reveal the administration's stance. The letter was addressed to President Harding and accompanied by Cannes conference resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Genoa
State Department
Ricci
Italy
Harding
Cannes
Mob Lynches Negro in Mayo Florida
In Mayo Florida a mob overpowered officers, captured a suspect said to have killed rural mail carrier W R Taylor, and lynched him on the town outskirts. The victim’s body was found riddled with bullets after officers returned with him amid the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Mayo, Fla
W. R. Taylor
Taylor
Seek Illinois Referendum On Light Wines And Beer
Chicago January 17 Plans move forward for a statewide vote next fall to decide if Illinois should amend prohibition laws to permit manufacture and sale of beer and wine. Alderman A J Cermak wet leader in the Chicago City Council says he has twice led fights that resulted in two votes favoring light wines and beer.
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Chicago
Ilinois
A.J. Cermak
Cermak
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Frankfort
Charlies W. Evans
Eaer
Teehee
Lawrence
David Lawrence
Hays
Runaway Steer Thrills
Theater District
General Electric
IJ Caverusband
Bur
International Tribunal
U. S
Commission
Britain
Farm Bloc
George Seluln
DlEo
Phon
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