Lowden warns of centralization eroding federal principle
Former Illinois Governor Frank O Lowden addressed the Kentucky Bar Association in Covington urging resistance to Washington power expansion. He warned of an era of indiscriminate constitutional amendments and argued that bureaucracies threaten state prerogatives by pushing federal control over education employment and public health.
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Washington
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Kentucky Bar Association
Covington
Lowden
America
Blue Grass State
Public Library
Richard C. Stoll
Lexington
State Bar Association
Bread Knife Slays Watchman in Court Building
New York police arrest Mrs. Louise Arnold mother of five for murder of Vincent Calevacca a watchman found slain in the detention room of the Children's court building. Authorities say she confessed after pursuing marriage with him and visiting Tuesday night with a bread knife in a paper bag.
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New York
Louise Arnold
Vincent Calevacca
Children’s Court
Arnold
Calevacca
German government to denounce sabotage in Ruhr occupied areas
Berlin July 5 The German government plans an immediate statement decrying sabotage and all active resistance in Franco Belgian occupied zones. Chancellor Cuno met with Papal nuncio Pacelli to seek mediation on the Ruhr campaign and press for strictly passive resistance.
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Ruhr
Associated Press
Berlin
Cuno
Mer. Pacelli
Pius
Munich
Reichstag
Germany
Hope for Little in Franco British Actions Negotiations
London reports no new Ruhr developments before next week with talks at a standstill. Britain hopes France will respond in writing to Curzon's questionnaire though the reply is unlikely to satisfy London. Mediatory efforts by Italy and the Vatican may ease tensions.
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Associated Press
London
Ruhr
Lord Curzon
Great Britain
Vatican
Baldwin
France
Penalties Raised After Belgian Sentry Wounded
A Belgian sentry near the bridge of last Saturday s explosion was wounded, triggering stricter penalties in the city. Pedestrians only on streets except for haulage, curfew now 6 pm, and one German killed with three wounded for not stopping at curfew. Inter Allied Commission bans Munich pamphlet What an American Has Seen in Germany for attacking occupying powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dnnisberg
Inter-Allied High Commission
Munich
Germany
Samuel Van Camp Dies in New York Hospital After Europe Trip
Samuel Van Camp vice president of Van Camp Hardware and Iron Co of Indianapolis died in a New York hospital after a return voyage from Europe. He had been an invalid for years and paralyzed for six. Brother Raymond P. Van Camp will transport the body to Indianapolis for Saturday funeral. widow and daughter survive.
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New York
Samuel van Camp
van Camp Hardware and Iron Company
Indianapolis
New York Hospital
Acquitania
Europe
van Camp
Cortlandt van Camp
Paris
Raymond P. van Camp
Stock theft suits against Beazell and Chatfield brokers
Seven creditors sue in United States District Court to recover about 30155 dollars for stock allegedly withheld by the bankrupt Beazell and Chatfield brokerage firm. Petitions name Anson Fry and others seeking return or value of Gibson Art Company shares and related sums, with receivership details and claimed misdelivery and sale proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Fred Holz
Beazell & Chatfield
Anson C. Fry
Observatory Road
John T. Brogle
Belmont Avenue
Mt. Airy
Stella Downs
Riverside Drive
Ft. Thomas
Levietta B. Conner
Burnet House
Addie L. Reuter
Cleneay Avenue
Norwood
Robert C. Porter
John Yield
Peck
Fry
Gibson Art Company of
Cincinnati
Henry S.S. Irving
Irving
Miss Conner
Gibson Art Company
Miss Downs
Planning Commission Reaffirms Bowen Alley Vacation Stand
The City Planning Commission refused to reconsider its vacation decision on Bowen Alley rejecting the council backed request. After hearings the panel cited traffic congestion as the main issue while treating fire prevention as a minor objection. Lehman plans a two story fireproof building with modern sprinklers, and the commission noted the alley could ease traffic as a one way street via Bowen Street improvements.
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Bowen Alley
City Planning Commission
Council Street
Harry Lehman
Lehman
Irwin M. Krohn
Tech
Krohn
Bowen Street
R. K. Hynicka
Planning Commission
Gano Alley
Seventh Street
Public meeting eyed to protest Cleves Warsaw highway deal
Commerce group plans special meeting to oppose the Hamilton County award of a 491 495 contract for the Cleves Warsaw road at 120 000 over the lowest bid. Attorney Paul Connolly to file suit to block the project arguing favoritism and improper discretion. County surveyor notes concrete option lowers cost and equal durability.
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Commerce
Cleves-Warsaw
Chamber of Commerce
Paul Connolly
Hamilton County
Connolly
A. J. Brehm Company
Gradison Construction Company
Good Streets and Roadways Committee
Albert W. Schell
Tyler Field
Cleves- Warsaw
E. A. Gast
Ethel Barrymore Wins Divorce andCustody in Colt Suit
Ethel Barrymore obtained a divorce from Russel G Colt on grounds of neglect. She retains custody of three children with an interlocutory decree likely placing visitation for Colt. Depositions cite prior assaults and financial support by Mrs Colt for education and a Mamaroheck summer home.
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Colt
Ethel Barrymore
Providence
R. I
Russel G. Colt
Samuel P. Colt
Bristol
New York
Benjamin C. McLyman
Mrs. Colt
John Drew
Frank
Mr. Drew
Miss Barrymore Stricken During Cincinnati Engagement
In January 1921 Miss Barrymore fell ill with inflammatory rheumatism while performing in Cincinnati. She remained at her hotel for days and canceled the tour after two shows. On the recommendation of a former manager she was treated at Christ Hospital and began to improve after a minor operation.
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Miss Barrymore
Cincinnati
Delcasse
Aylward
Grand Opera House
Christ Hospital
John Drew
May
Sisters in law duel ends in deadly shooting in Texas
SHREVEPORT La July 5 Mrs Minard Terry was instantly killed in a pistol duel with her sister in law Mrs Norman Terry at Good Exchange Settlement Cass County Texas. Both women armed met at the well Tuesday and Mrs Minard Terry opened fire Norman Terry returned shot killing her.
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Shreveport
Minard Terry
Norman Terry
Good Exchange Settlement
Cass County
Tex
Former Chief Denies Knowledge of Dungeon at School
Delaware July 5 Mrs M E Stannard former chief matron seeks reinstatement after removal by Welfare Director Harper. Witnesses support Harper as Dr H S Mackayel testifies he approved the school's administration but claims ignorance of the dungeon punishment room and other harsh practices.
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Associated Press
Delaware
M. E. Stannard
Girls’ Industrial School
State Civil Service Commission
John E. Harper
Harper
H. S. Mackayel
Akron
Stannard
Mackayel
Mackayer
A. K. Walton
Mrs Bedinger Seen In West Virginia Hunt For Missing Woman
Cincinnati detectives and the Crim and Ryan Detective Agency circulated descriptions and photographs of Anna Marie Bedinger, 38, of 2332 Chickasaw Street, missing two weeks. A Monclo, West Virginia couple reported she visited June 25, three days after she disappeared, and a man and woman were seen asking about dinner at their home before leaving for Charleston.
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Cincinnati
Crim & Ryan
Anna Marie Bedinger
Chickasaw Street
West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
Durham
Mrs. C. H. McCormick Dies at Lake Forest
Mrs. Cyrus H. McCormick, 88, philanthropist and widow of Cyrus H. McCormick Sr., died at her Lake Forest home after a week of illness. She supported the Presbyterian church, missions, medicine, and Christian spreading efforts worldwide, contributing millions including over a million to McCormick Theological Seminary. She was mother to Cyrus H. Jr. and Harold McCormick.
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Chicago
Cyrus H. McCormick
Cyrus H. Jr
Harold McCormick
Lake Forest
McCormick Theological Seminary
Presidential prospects for Harding in 1924
David Lawrence assesses Warren G. Harding’s renomination chances and mindset as he tours the West and prepares for Europe. The piece explores his reluctance to enter primaries, belief in a midline policy, and willingness to accept a possible defeat with dignity.
Farmer Labor Delegates Split Over Moscow Ties at Chicago Convention
Delegates at the Chicago Farmers Labor party gathering refused to join a new party framework favored by radicals. A substitute platform severing ties with Moscow was tabled amid heated debate and accusations of radicalism. J L Engdahl and Rodrigues spoke for competing factions as the conference recessed to elect an executive committee.
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Farmer-Labor
Chicago
Federal
Farmer-Labor Party
Workers’ Party of America
Farmer-Zabor
Third Internationale
Moscow
Siature
C. E Ruthenberg
Leveland
Farmer-La
Borites
F. H. Shoemaker
Wisconsin
American Society of Equity Farmers
Ku Klux Klan
American Legion
Fitzpatrick
Chicago Federation of Labor
Brown
J. L.engdahl
New York
Socialist Executive Committee
Workers’ Party
British Labor Party
London
Rodrigues
Painters’ Union
War Clouds Heavier Than Ever Over Europe
Senator Underwood of Alabama warned that European tensions have grown since January 1914 and urged the United States to aid Europe without joining an International Court of Justice. He said America must have a policy toward world peace and the rehabilitation of shattered finances, arguing involvement in the League or World Court is unnecessary. He reflected on past fights for peace in 1914 and 1917 and noted domestic politics were not discussed.
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Warren Harding
Harding
Republican Party
Florida
Daugherty
America
Washington
Europe
Underwood
Alabama
Senate
United States
International Court of Justice
League of Nations
World Court
Harding sails to Alaska as first president visiting territory since 1869
In Tacoma President Harding departs aboard the U S S Henderson amid cheers and band music. He releases correspondence with the American Iron and Steel Institute urging a twelve-hour day abolition and outlines gradual shifts to eight or ten hour work periods as labor conditions allow. He also extols a strong American merchant marine and harbor improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tacoma
Wash
Harding
Alaska
United States
Henderson
White House
Tacoma Stadium
American Iron and Steel Institute
Steel Manufacturers of America
American Steel
Gee
Gary
The
Iron and Steel Institute
Merchant Marine
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Beazell and
Chatfield
Nical Advisory Corporation
Council
Louis Schwab
John E. Bruce
L. A. Ault
Dr. Schwab
Mrs. Bedinger
Hunt
C. H. McCormick
Lawrence
David Lawrence
Mr. Lawrence
Commercial Tribune
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