Grand Jury Indicts Ohio Battering Co Over Oleo Margin Price
Hamilton County grand jury indicts Ohio Battering Company and President Andrew Rohan for conspiring to fix Charngold oleomargarine prices in violation of antitrust laws. It also issues a report urging further inquiries into high living costs and price manipulation by dealers and producers.
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Hamilton County
Ohio Battering Company
Andrew Rohan
Ohio Batterine Company
United States Supreme Court
Colgate & Company
Supreme Court
Grand Jury
Congress
Elmwood Place gamble raid yields mixed results
A raid on Elmwood Place gambling dens led by Assistant County Prosecutor Louis Schneider and Chief Deputy Sheriff John Wenner failed to find active gambling but resulted in three arrests on warrants. The operation involved about twenty deputies and agents and disrupted several poolrooms and saloons amid a quiet, delayed start.
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Elmwood Place
Louis Schneider
John Wenner
Elmwood
Wenner
Charley Lutmer
Beech Avenue
Price Hill
Hee
Harry Kelier
Carthage
Meller
Keller
Sambing
Weather Summary for Ohio Indiana and Nearby States
Fair and warm across Ohio and Indiana with local thunder showers and cooler temperatures expected Saturday. Kentucky and West Virginia also fair Friday and Saturday with partly cloudy skies and warm conditions. Temperature highs at stations show varied readings with no major precipitation. Cincinnati records July 3 1919 show clear mornings and evenings with light winds from the southwest and a day heat index around mid eighties.
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Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Kansas City
OlOmaha
Denver
San Francisco
Nashville
Memphis
Winnipeg
Cincinnati
N.E
Vampires Banished From New York Hotels
New York reports a hotel lobby warning after a Hotel Men's Association meeting. House detectives will eject or arrest young women labeled as vampires who linger in hotel lobbies, with magistrate William McAdoo’s paper cited as harsh guidance.
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New York
Peacock Alley
Melody Lane
Strutters’ Path
Hotel Men's Association
Wallors-Astoria
William “McAdoo
Police Guard Public Places and Officials in Cincinnati
Police Chief William Copelaw organized plain clothes detectives and policemen to guard City Hall Court House Government Building and homes of civic leaders. The force works with federal authorities to deter potential Fourth of July upheavals by Bolshevists anarchists or radicals in Cincinnati. The Home Guards are on standby and will be in uniform within two hours if needed.
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Cincinnati
Galvin
Copelaw
Home Guards
Charles F. Hake, Jr
Mississippi
Ohio Rivers
Calyin
Weakley
Department of Justice
Washington
Nationwide Agencies Unite Against Imminent Independence Day Threats
Washington reports that every law enforcement agency will cooperate to prevent anarchist and radical plots for torch attacks. DoJ officials say no proven concerted plot exists for July 4 but surveillance remains tight. The Bureau of Investigation has mobilized major-city police to deter criminal agitation and arrest on suspicious moves.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Bureau of Investigation
Infant's death blamed on blow, coroner says
Richmond Indiana July 3 Dr F W Krueger admitted throwing the body of a living day old infant into a city dump and faces possible murder or assault charges based on coroner S Edgar Bond verdict. The autopsy cites neglect after birth and a missing skull with the baby described as a monstrosity yet well developed. Wayne County Medical Society met but offered no comment.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Richmond
Ind
F. W. Krueger
S. Edgar Bond
Hae
Gath Freeman
Krueger
Bond
Wayne County Medical Society
W. T. Griffis
Rickard's Big Ring Fight Draws 60,000 To Toledo
Special dispatch reports Toledo crowds fill hotels and streets as Tex Rickard promotes tomorrow's championship bout. Noted figures from politics and industry attend dinners at the Toledo Club while promoters predict a record gate. The arena buzz grows with major attendees and heavy interest in the 12 round limit.
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Toledo
The
Press ‘Publishing Co
New York
W *Y
Councial ‘Tribune
T&x
Rickard
America
Toledo Athletic Club
Payne
Secor
Midnight Dixie Highway crash claims rider and injures three
Five Cincinnati motorcyclists collide at a curve on the Dixie Highway during the early hours. Frank Farwick, 50, is killed. Joseph Fam bry, 35, suffers internal injuries and serious knee and head wounds. C Houton, 30, and Harry Keller, 28, sustain head lacerations and leg injuries. Fam bry rode alone. Farwick and two others rode a motorcycle with a side car.
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Dixie’ Highway
C. Houton
Moore Street
Harry Keller
Walnut Street
Fambry
Farwick
British Scoff At League Of Nations Kaiser Held In Tower
London reports the former German Emperor William Hohenzollern to be extradited from Holland and imprisoned in the Tower of London with exile for life as the preferred punishment. The Daily Mail notes a possible trial of the Crown Prince and a wide powers note demanding extradition. Dutch opposition and Prussian officers urge against surrender.
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Kaiser
London Tower
Holland
London
William Hohenzollern
England
Tower of London
Daily Man
Napoleon
St. Helena
International Trial Court
The
Daily Mail
Frederick William
Paris
Havas
Amerongen
von Estorff
Berlin
Hague
Auto stolen from former German Emperor’s property
In Strasbourg, a car suspected to belong to the former German emperor was stolen. Police arrested Lanvin on charges of theft. the vehicle is valued at 80,000 francs.
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Paris
Germa
Strasbourg
Lanvin
Belgian towns asked to provide files for German officers trial
Brussels July 3 Belgian municipalities are invited to submit documents for use in the trial of German officers accused of atrocities during the occupation.
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Brussels
Belgium
Longworth Hopes for Flood Relief Boat Fails
Representative Nicholas Longworth hunted for a flood relief boat for the Ohio River after Cincinnati Mayor Galvin asked him to obtain one. He found no such boat, and an office review suggested the boats were rumored or myths.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio River
Galvin
Cincinnati
Dubuque
United States
Mississippi
Ohio
Longworth
Give Us More Pollyannas and Modern Magazine Views
Feature on George Horace Lorimer editor of The Saturday Evening Post offers sharp critiques of modern magazines and hints at the successor to muckraking. Includes items on postwar romance, domestic life, and a photogravure section highlighting Cincinnati women leaders. Special fashion layouts accompany the issue with new dress photographs.
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George Horace Lorimer
Saturday Evening Post
Muckraker
Hubbie
Wifie
Jim Haskell
Wilson to Submit Alliance Text in Senate Speech
President Wilson will lay before the Senate the Franco American alliance pact guaranteeing aid to France in case of unprovoked German attack. The German peace treaty also looms in his Congress address as officials await the State Department receipt of the joint text via The Associated Press. Senate members who remained for July Fourth recess gave cautious comments, with little opposition anticipated.
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Washington
United States
France
Germany
Senate
Wilson
Ooers
Congress
State Department
Associated Press
Thos
O Go
Dirigible R 34 Nearing America After Newfoundland Crossing
News from St Johns Newfoundland reports the British dirigible B-34 about 400 miles northeast of the city at 10 p m Greenwich time with indications she will avoid passing over St Johns and may head toward New York if left on course. The R 34 is also expected to reach Mineola Long Island tomorrow with possible exhibition flights over Atlantic City Baltimore Philadelphia and Washington.
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Canadian
New England
Washington
U. S
Long Island
ST. Johns
Newfoundland
Greenwich
Admiralty
Bonavista Bay
Fortune Bay
Maritime Canada
New York
United States
Mineola
Otter Cliffs
Navy Department
N. Y
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Herbert Scott
Frederick Lucas
Royal Air Force
British Admiralty
United States Navy Department
Army Balloon Companies
England
Polish Jews in Tafts Debt For Guarantee of Liberty
Special Correspondent. The Commercial Tribune reports that the Poland treaty includes protections for Jewish religious freedom, crediting efforts by President Wilson and former President Taft. The piece notes prior hopes for a general religious liberty clause and Japan’s push for racial equality, with expediency guiding the final language.
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Taft
The
Commercial Tribune
Washington
United States
Great Britain
France
Poland
Wilson
League of Nations
Japan
America
Europe
Serbia
Romania
Montenegro
Lloyd George explains peace treaty in House of Commons
Prime Minister Lloyd George defends the peace treaty as the most momentous document the British Empire signed. He defends trials for the German Emperor and calls for the League of Nations while noting Allied stand on Alsace Lorraine Poland and reparations.
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Lloyd George
Covenant
House of Commons
London
Associated Press
Paris
Germany
France
United States
Willian Hohenzollern
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Dempsey
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Dempsey Nervus
Robert Edgren
Charles D. Mitchell
Air Ministry
H. M.S. Tiger
West
David Lawrence
Clemenceau
Padreweski
Cheers
Alsace-Louvraine
Schleswig-Holstein
Hohenzollern
Alsace-Lorraine
Ttem
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