Winnes Actions After Girl's Murder Questioned
State witnesses describe Winnes riding away alone along the trail shortly after the girl was murdered. A construction superintendent testifies that prisoners could not have been on the road when the teacher was killed, casting doubt on prisoner involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnes
Girl
William Browning
Pine Mountain
Kate Pettit
Marguerite Butler
Cincinnati
Nell EK. Mann
Knoxville
Tenn
Miss Parsons
The
Commonwealth
Mary Ellis
Dr. Winnes
McKinley McGeorge
McGeorge
Dillon Trail
James Jones
Trial of Dr Winnes Near End as Witnesses Testify
In Harlan Kentucky on January 25, witnesses for the state described Dr H C Winnes as acting erratically near Pine Mountain Settlement School before Miss Lara Parsons murder. They noted observations of him talking to himself and appearing intoxicated or distressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan, Ky
H. C. Winnes
Pine Mountain
Flora Pettit
Esthel Delonge Zandes
Pine Mountain Settlement School
Dr. Winnes
Human Interest Not Forgotten In Case Based Upon Cold Facts
In Harlan Kentucky during the Yazoo era trial of Dr Winnes the court hears that circumstantial evidence may point to another suspect while the state pursues a case against Winnes for the Lara Parsons death. Thirteen prosecution witnesses have testified as a packed courtroom watches. The jury of five miners five farmers and two bankers was chosen after twenty hours of screening from 188 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Foster
DPD
Mr. Bird
Davis
Jerry Reed
Sam Ellery
Houston Holliday
Big John Lyle
Jim Robiner
Allen Porter
Fred Johnson
Stubblefield
Frankfort
Holliday
Harlan, Ky
Kentucky
Winnes
Harlan County
W. L. Gibson
J. A. Smith
Moses Brewer
Floyd Creech
Chadiah Candrill
James Blanton
Arthur Hensley
Denny Berry
Bennett Holmes
E. M. Meyers
Andrew Queener
James Stewart
Five Starving Koreans Picked Up by Cruiser
The cruiser New Orleans en route to Vladivostok with Admiral Gleaves and a court of inquiry for Lt Warren H Langdon's death picked up five starving Koreans in a fishing boat in the Japan Sea. They were turned over to the Japanese Consul at Vladivostok.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
New Orleans
Vladivostok
Admiral Gleaves
Warren H. Langdon
Japan Sea
Fire at Richter & Phillips Jewelers causes heavy losses
Fire on the third floor of the Richter & Phillips wholesale jewelers building on West Sixth Street caused extensive damage. Losses were estimated at 80 000 dollars with stock losses totaling up to 75 000 dollars for Richter & Phillips, and additional damages to related firms and the building. Firefighters used an eighty five foot ladder and flooded upper floors while Salvage Corps protected lower floors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
Richter & Phillips
West Sixth Street
Richter & Phillips Company
Krauss Gas and Electric Fixtures Company
Palmer Thermometer and Hydrometer Company
Salvage Corps
Jewelry Company
Miss Lee
Lucien Bangaman
Morris Phillips
Marshal Beckman
Thomas J. McJoynt
Park Avenue
Jacob Sebeller
McMicken Street
Rent increases shock tenants at Mitchell Building
Tenants at the Mitchell Building, 9 West Fourth Street, receive letters from owner W. Hake notifying rent hikes from 40 to 60 percent effective March 1 1921. About fifty offices, many with long occupancy, face higher costs amid prior rent boosts and planned building upgrades. Some tenants plan protests though no collective action yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Hake
Mitchell Building
Mitchell
West Fourth Street
W. Hake
Gas and Electric Appliance Company
F. C. Roberts
Hake
Schwab Breaks Down Under Shipping Board Probe
Charles M Schwab testified before the Walsh Committee in New York denying charges of diverting funds for government shipbuilding. He fought tears while recounting discussions with auditors and Morse about the voucher, saying he received none of the money and requesting Morse to correct the record if true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles M. Schwab
Walsh Congressional Committee
United States Shipping Board
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
Schwab
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Israel M. Foster
Perley Morse
Perley Morse & Co
Morse
Wildman
Mr. Morse
Mr. Schwab
Thas
Foster
Positive identification of Brookville bandit in Brate murder
Miss Luella Starr of Arlington Heights identified William Sprouse in Brookville jail as one of the robbers who attacked Harlan Brate and shot him on January 9. Sprouse, known by aliases Clay and Wagner, is held on robbery charges and may face joint murder charges with Henry McMillan after Starr’s confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Brate
Luella Starr
Arlington Heights
William Sprouse
Brookville
Ind
Sprouse
Miss Starr
Harlan Grate
Brate
John J. Wenner
Ellsworth Corey
Wenner
Indiana
Clay
Wagner
Henry McMillan
Cincinnati
Ohio Leads Nation in Industry Jobs Drop in Survey
The Department of Labor reports 3,473,466 fewer workers in industry than a year ago, a 36.9 percent drop. Michigan leads with 82 percent, Ohio and Indiana at 50 percent, with declines in auto, building trades, textiles, leather, and metals. City figures show New York, Chicago, Detroit, and others with substantial layoff totals. Continued on next page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Washington
Department of Labor
John B. Densmore
Workmen’s Compensation Bureaus
Employers and Employees
Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
New York
New Jersey
New York City
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Newark
Cincinnati
Milwauke
St. Louis
Baltimore
Kansas City
Pittsburg
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
New England
New Bedford
Fall River
Department of Service
Labor
N. H
Mancer
N.H
Bridgeport
Worcester
Buffalo
Paterson
Rochester
Secranton
Jersey City
Passaic
Milwaukee
Syracuse
Toledo
East Chigo
Indianapolis
Akron
S. Francisco
Dayton
Columbus
New
Canton
Youngstown
Erlanger Boy Shot in Pillow Gun Accident
Louis Schneider, 15, of Erlanger Ky, was shot in the right eye when a revolver under a pillow discharged during a playful scuffle with a friend at his father's home. He lay dying at St Elizabeth's Hospital Covington as doctors treated the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erlanger Ky
Louis Schneider
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Covington
Schneider
Pigeon Killing Triggers Riot and Market Closures in Bombay
In Bombay on January 25 British India, the killing of two pigeons by two European boys led to crowd protests and police clashes. Markets closed, a hartal is proposed, seventeen people were arrested, and natives plan meetings with Hindu youths involved in street fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
British India
Stock Exchange
Workers Seek Wage Cuts to Preserve Jobs at Newport Mills
A special committee proposes wage reductions to allow Andrews Steel Company of Newport and Newport Rolling Mills Company to hire more workers as about 4 000 Newport residents remain unemployed. Locals 11 16 and 17 of the Amalgamated Association discussed the plan, with 200 attendees at Peper's Hall. Company officials say they aim to keep as many men employed as orders permit, but timing of any shutdown remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews ‘Steel Company
Newport
Newport Rolling Mills Company
Peper’s
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
W. N. Andrews
Andrews Steel Company
Mr. Andrews
Palmer accuses Untermyer of acting for German interests
Attorney General Palmer charges Samuel Untermyer with serving the German Embassy and opposing U S policy on enemy property. He cites Captain Boy Ed's report and Heinrich Albert diary alleging Untermyer acted as unpaid judicial and legal adviser to the German Embassy and sought to undo wartime achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Palmer
Samuel Untermyer
New York
Boy-Ed
Palestine
Heinrich F. Albert
Boy- Ed
Mr. Untermyer
Dr. Albert
Mr. Untermyers
Greystone
Hudson River
Friends of Germany
Congress
Executive
Imperial
United States
Gerard
Democratic Party
New York State
Warburg
Federal Reserve Bank
Intermyer
Untermyer
Privy Government
Albert
Zentral Rinkauf Gesellschaft
German Republic
Plainfield
Hagedorn’s
Yonkers
Hudson
Viereck
Hays
Kaufman and Lindheim
Kaufman Ad Lindheim
Lindheim
Mr. Untermy
Miller Dry Enforcement Act Passes with Home Privacy Clarification
The Miller prohibition enforcement bill passed the Senate as an emergency measure carrying an amendment that cannot permit entry or search of bona fide private residences with or without a warrant except under existing laws. It now goes to the House for action and could take effect immediately if signed by Governor Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Senate
House
Solid Hamiton County
Emmert
Chatfield
Bellew
Gardner
Endley
Richland
Davis
Miller
Rowe
Cleveland
Building Industry Blame Sparks New National Congress
New York representatives join a movement to form the national congress of the building and construction industry. The effort aims to study needs, coordinate labor and materials, and rehabilitate the sector amid housing shortages and cost pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlantic City
National Congress of
Pittsburg
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Organized Labor
Sledaani
Clarence Kelsey
Guaranty and Trust Company
Kelsey
New York State
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry A. Kenny
Commercial Tribune
Nolan
Me Lewis
Dillon
James Tary
Ster
Oe — Lewis
Miss Winnes
Nate
Aalaco
Moch-Berman
Monitor Store Company
W. Horace Schmidlapp
Riffe Pope
Herman F. Cellarius
Fred Watson
Internal Revenue Office
Schmidlapp
Watson
Joseph Graydon
Gregory
Mr. Schmidlapp
Graydon
Pope
Cellarius
Washington, D. C
Monitor Company
Finangier
Mos Starr
Mr. Foster
General Pershing
Wallace. Downey
Eeney, Shipbuilding Corporation
Erlanger
W. H. Schmidlapp
Newport Steel Mills
Spy Boy-Ed
Germany
Americas
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