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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1923

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Prisoner Convicted by Mistake Faces Possible Freedom

A Cincinnati man, Clarence R. McKinney, sentenced to life for a Wilmington officer murder, may soon gain release after a confession from co defendant Walter Bangham. Bangham admitted involvement and implicated Louis Vandervoort, while McKinney’s conviction rests on mistaken identification by Wilmington officers. McKinney’s wife, faithful throughout, awaits a hopeful outcome as legal appeals proceed.

Emery Mcfreight Wilmington Clarence R. McKinney Colerain Avenue Rachelstreet Cincinnati Ohio State Penitentiary Ilmington Walter Bangham Port Willi Louis Vandervoort Clinton Fayette Greene Counties Bangham Kirk Clinton County Vandervoort Bruce Vandervoort McCreight Elvas Matthews Xenia McKinney First District Adams Ployer F. M. Clevinger Clevinger Arthur C. Fricke Supreme Court Apd Fricke

New York Mass Meeting Aims to Undermine Ku Klux Klan

In New York a large crowd gathered at the Century Theater to discuss methods to combat the Ku Klux Klan. Police reserves supported sponsors amid reported threats from Klansmen. Speakers included Rep. Chandler, Felder, Jennell, Dix, and McGlynn. Mayor Hylan and Commissioner Enright urged calm and public order.

New York New Ben Johnson Kemtucky Iter M. Chandler Jene Thomas B. Felder P. H. Jennell Chicago Thomas Dixi Nk * McGlynn

Saloon Incident Sparks Protest By Patrons In Newtown

Patrons of a saloon at 1406 Eastern avenue seized and tore a search warrant, clashing with six prohibition agents from Newtown amid claims of a frame-up. Mayor Kinney said liquor was found, those named face charges, and a padlocking attempt against the saloon was mentioned in Loveland court records.

Newtown Eastern Avenue Frank Younger Elm Street Montgomery Loveland Weishaar Wendel Whalen Rabe Ralph Kinney Kinney John Riley Thomas Williams Tommy O’brien Riley Harry Miller

Ashes of Two Husbands Mix in Stairway Vault

Mrs. Alwina Ahnert sues the United States Cremation Company for $10,000 claiming the ashes of her first two husbands John Carbach and George Parks were left under a stairway in a draft. She alleges a sarcophagus was improperly kept with its lid unsealed and ashes exposed.

New, York United Sta Cremation Company Alwina Ahnert Une John Carbach Geofe Parks Ahnert

Prohibition Agents Arrested Over $4800 Found in Hamilton Home

Machinist Rothermel accuses two Cincinnati prohibition agents Hayes Perkins and D Goodman of stealing $4600 in cash from his cellar jars during a liquor raid. A third man, Rev E J Williams, is also charged. warrants issued but not yet served. Agents deny theft. investigation continues in Hamilton and Cincinnati.

Prohibition Hayes Perkins Ohio D. Goodman Cincinpee Amilton W. M. Stewart Monroe Culla Rothimel Bouleard Avenue Hamilton E. J. Williams Amanda (Co Rothermel J. Dooley Albert Miller Cincinnati Haggiston Thermel Goodman Ludlow Street Goodma Yomes Butler Genter Gernhardt Perkins Middletown Hamilton Court Butler, Tenn Ee i Hanks

Son offers to pay penalty for father in coal case

The 25 year old son of Herr Wuestenhoef fer of the Essen Mine Association volunteered to be moved to Mayence under arrest in place of his aged father. The offer was accepted. He was charged with refusing to aid the French authorities on the delivery of coal.

Associated Press Duesseldorf Herr Wuestenhoeffer Essen Mayence

Three Killed and Two Hurt as Trains Strike Cars at Crossings

Three persons died and two were injured when three autos collided with trains at grade crossings near Cincinnati late yesterday and last night. Miss Ellen Mayon died after her car was struck at Blair avenue. Miss Dorothy Schleicher was severely injured and Miss Alma Schuette sustained leg injuries.

Cincinnati Ellen L. Mayon Brownway Avenue Odorono Company Blair Avenue Mayon Spinal Remedy Company Dorothy Schleicher Fairfax Avenue Alma Schuette Idlewild Avenue Norwood Miss Schuette Lebanon

Bandit Slain by Companion Identified as Clarence Petry

Mystery of the Newport homicide near Eleventh and Brighton streets ends with identification of the slain bandit as Clarence J. Petry of 108 Kenton street Dayton Kentucky by relatives and friends who viewed the body. Newport Covington police pursue leads as motive appears tied to a robbery on the Licking River bridge and Petry’s prior Colorado reform record is mentioned.

Clarence Petry Dayton Eleventh Brighton Newport Clarence J. Petry Kenton Street Harry Krogman Locust Street Bellevue John A. Niehaus Spring Cincinnati Petry William McLaren Alma Paden Third Avenue Sunny Covington Perry Harry Prowse J. G. Nuhn New Speers Hospital C. J. Krehbiel Printing Company Broadway and Reading Road

Max Nordau Dies in Paris Leader in Zionist Movement

Paris report says Max Nordau famed German author and philosopher died at his home. Born Budapest 1849 Nordau built medical and literary careers, aided Herzl in Zionism, and spoke at Basle congresses. He faced illness and poverty in later years and survived an assassination attempt in 1903.

Max Nordau Paris Associated Press Max Simon Nordau Budapest Nordau Gabriel Sudfeld Prussia Kohn Herzl Basle

Father testifies murder shot was accidental in woods

Memphis jury hears elder Hudson claim he held the pistol when Mrs. Ferguson was shot after she handed him the weapon. He says son and Ferguson scuffled for it and the fatal bullet was fired accidentally. trial continues with state arguing the younger man killed the woman. Ferguson was slain last February near West River, Memphis.

Memphis John W. Hudson, Jr Whitehaven Tenn Dairyman Hudson Hattie B. Ferguson Ferguson West River Chattanooga

Thief in Taxi Steals Gems and Cash From Ziegler Home

A well dressed man arrived by taxi at 6304 Savannah Avenue, entered Albert Ziegler's residence, and left with jewels valued at 1500 dollars and cash totaling 105. Neighbors alerted Ziegler and police are investigating the incident.

Cheeterfield Ziegler Home Gems Albert Ziegler Savannah Avenue Ziegler

Woman Walks While Asleep and Dies at Home

Mrs Louisa Betz 53 of 3928 Lindsay avenue Norwood arose from bed still asleep and walked to death on concrete steps. Husband Frederick Betz found her with a fractured skull after an hour of searching. coroner listed no foul play.

Louisa Betz Lindsay Avenue Norwood Fréderick Betz Mr. Betz Winifred Gwynn Montgomery Road Charles Langsdale

Despondent 17-Year-Old Takes Poison at Home

Mrs. Margaret Pyles, 17, of 1408 Plum Street, aimed to end her life after her husband Richard Pyles failed to secure money to restore gas service. She was found on a bed beside a vial, taken to General Hospital in serious condition as police investigated.

Doods Collins Louis Backmeier Margaret Mayon Miss Mayon Miss Schuette Stork Margaret Pyles Plum Street General Hospital Richard Pyles

Police Relieve 7 Foot Guest in Central Station Cell

Edward Bronson, a negro transient, squeezed into a Central Station guest cell last night and slept soundly. He measured 7 feet 2 inches, prompting Sergeant Fricke to provide the accommodations. Bronson quipped about the size and his 15 shoe, adding a touch of humor to the odd confinement.

Edward Bronson Central Station

Pond Creek Stockholders Approve Ford Sale

Portland Me Jan 22 stockholders of the Pond Creek Coal Company approved the proposed sale of all properties used in its coal mining business in Pike County Kentucky to the Ford Motor Company at a special meeting.

Portland Pond Creek Coal Company Pike County Ford Motor Company

Wife Driving Car When It Hit Boy Arrested Husband

Detectives said William Reichert of York Street was arrested for reckless driving after his wife, driving the car, struck a boy at Seventh and Monmouth Streets and narrowly missed two others. Harry Kruse Jr. of 805 Yon Street was treated for cuts and bruises.

Seventh Monyiouth Donnelly van Lewen William Reickert York Street Reichert

Pickpockets Net Several Reads During Boxing Bout

Spectators were unhappy as Ryan Downey fought to a draw while pickpockets struck during the event. Reported losses include John Schuster $18 Frank Bauman $80 Fred Haller $50 and Charlies Kuhn $60 across Dayton Norwood and related areas.

Ryan Downey Hita John Schuster Deriman Avenue Frank Bauman Berry Streets Dayton Fred Haller Woodburn Avenue Charlies Kuhn Williams Avenue Norwood

French workers form against occupation in Ruhr region

French reports say about 20 000 workers at the Sting Gel senkirchen plant with 60 employed are organized to oppose occupation authorities with force if ordered. Resistance centers appear in Dortmund Bochum and senkirchen amid strong sentiment among local workers and residents. A telegram of congratulations was sent to signers by municipal officials and industry leaders.

Associated Press Ibe Dortmund Bochum Senkirchen Stinnes Cong Eaters Ch

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