Move to bar newspaper men at Produce Exchange meeting
A large attendance at a Cincinnati Produce Exchange session focused on abolishing the grade prime firsts for eggs. The meeting debated secrecy and press exclusion, while David Rindsberg urged open publicity to inform the public about prices and what they get.
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Chamber ,of Commerce
Commercial Tribune
Exchange
Walter Eberle
Produce Exchange
Chamber of Commerces
Nature
Ao Exchange
David Rindsberg
Rindsberg
Cincinnati
Eberle
Star Chamber
R. H. Telker
J. J. Wooten
Wooten
Weather Notes and July 9 1919 Cincinnati Report
Ohio and Indiana show thunder showers Thursday with cooler nights and fair conditions Friday. Kentucky expects similar weather with little temperature change. Cincinnati record for July 9 1919 ends at 7 pm with a high 78 and low 67, wind southwest, readings compared to 1914 1917 1918 1919 data.
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Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Boston
Kansas City
New Orleans
Omaha
Galveston
Denver
Nashville
Memphis
Winnipeg
Cincinnati
S.W
Clady
Fluffy Coiffures Spark Debate at Reform School Hearing
In Rochester New York on July 9 a legislative committee heard testimony from Mrs. Aurilla T. Desmond former matron at the Western House of Refuge. She testified that under Superintendent Vlora P. Daniels girls were required to keep hair plain and not fluffy or curled and that luxurious coiffures led to coarser manners.
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Rochester
N. Y
Legislative
Vlora P. Daniels
Western House of Refuge
Aurilla T. Desmond
Raisin Jack Moonshiners Arraigned in Cleveland
Six Medina County men appeared before U S Commissioner Maguire in Cleveland charged under wartime prohibition with brewing raisin jack. Authorities say the beverage, around 40 percent alcohol, was prepared in their homes using pots and kettles.
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Cleveland, .C
Medina County
United States
Maguire
Haig Declares British Army Won the War at Newcastle
Field Marshal Haig receiving the freedom of Newcastle criticizes efforts to minimize British contributions. He says Britain bore the brunt of fighting in the last two years and urges support for the soldiers and their dependents. He notes President Wilson’s claim that America alone would not have won the war.
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England
Wilson
London
Haig
Newcastle
Marshal Haig
Britain
George Washington
America
Oil Explosion Sinks U S Steamer Santa Cristina
The American motor steamer Santa Cristina sank after an oil explosion in the engines fifty miles from Havana while en route from Baranquilla to New Orleans. Twenty nine crew and five passengers were rescued by the Cuban schooner Ten riffe, including Mrs Claude E Guyant wife of the consul at Baranquilla. The 1590 ton vessel carried 2000 tons of lumber and leather. built Aberdeen 1918 and registered Seattle. owners W R Grace & Co.
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Havana
Teneriffe
Claude E. Guyant
Baranquilla
Colombia
New Orleans
Aberdeen
Scotland
Seattle
W. R. Grace & Co
Roosevelt Would Oppose League If Alive Says Johnson
Boston July 9 Senator Hiram W Johnson California said Theodore Roosevelt would oppose ratification of the League of Nations pact if alive. He cited his long alignment with Roosevelt and claimed Roosevelt would oppose the League, adding that Roosevelt would speak to the American people if he could.
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Boston
Theodore Roosevelt
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Roosevelt Club
Massachusetts
Colonel Roosevelt
Johnson
the League
American Republic
Pheodore Roosevelt
League of Nations
Gott Strafe Wilson Stickers Reported in Coblenz
Additional intelligence officers are assigned to duty in Coblenz after small stickers reading Gott strafe Wilson appeared on public buildings. The colored script uses blue for the first two words and red for Wilson, with handwriting suggesting someone familiar with English. Investigators seek the source of the crayon and paper.
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Gott Strafe Wilson
Coblenz
Rhine
Associated Press
Wilson
Gompers Links Immigration to Corporate Control
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, warned that opposition to unrestricted immigration in the next four years stems from a plan by a combination of corporations, trusts and shipping companies to import immigrants under contracts that would bind them as virtual slaves to these trusts.
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Gompers
New York
American Federation of Labor
United States
Samuel Gompers
Federation
Pan-American Federation of Labor
Covington Jury Hears Elbert Clore Murder Trial
Elbert Clore stands trial for the murder of his wife Jessie Clore in Covington. Testimony covers divorce from a prior wife, finances for his second wife, and suspicions of infidelity. The shooting occurred April 3 at 210 Pike Street. Clore claims turmoil and drinking, while prosecutors present the case.
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Elbert Clore
Jessie ‘Clore
Tracy
Covington
Clore
Pike Street
Hee
Negro buried alive rescued from ditch near Golden Street
Jefferson Keys, 62, of 240 St Peters, was buried over six feet for about an hour when walls collapsed during a ditch digging at 3448 Golden Street. Firemen, police and residents freed him. he survived unhurt and insisted his wife fix him up. He warned Prosser about future digs.
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Jefferson Keys
St. Peters Street
Golden Street
Keys
William H. Prosser
Prosser
Flying Squad No. 6
General Hospital
Kid
Germans ratify peace treaty in Weimar vote
The German National Assembly in Weimar adopted the peace treaty ratification by 208 to 115. The text confirms Germany's acceptance of the treaty signed June 28 1919 and the Rhineland occupation agreement, with the law to take effect on promulgation. Erzberger urged budget cuts in postwar finance and limits on unemployment grants.
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Weimar
Coblenz
Associated Press
National Assembly
Germany
Rhineland
Paris
German National Assembly
Council of Five
Prince Henry of Prussia Adds Name to Kaiser Protectors
Berlin July 9 Prince Henry brother of the former German Emperor has joined other supporters in opposing extradition of the ex monarch He pledges to aid King George in exposing the truth about the war and its consequences and says he can testify that the Kaiser and his counselors tried to avert the war He offers to assist in bringing truth to light and its consequences.
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Berlin
Prince Henry
Prussia
King George
George
Elks Denounce Bolshevism in Atlantic City Session
At the Grand Lodge of Elks session in Atlantic City New Jersey resolutions condemned Bolshevism. One resolution declared every Elk has sworn to uphold the US Constitution and laws and that no Bolshevist can be a loyal American citizen.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Theg
Rand Lodge of Elks
United States of America
Elks
Wilson Seeks Third Term Talk Amid Treaty Push
Washington notes focus on President Wilson and a possible third term as Democrats map 1920 plans amid league of nations debate. Salary tax changes spark talk of candidates abandoning offices while cabinet members weigh the costs of staying in government.
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Commercial Tribune
The
Washington
League of Nations
Wilson
League
Roosevelt
Taft
White House
Tis
Capitol Hill
Palmer Allows Paroled Aliens More Freedom
The Justice Department under Attorney General Palmer orders most German and Austrian enemy aliens on parole to be released from parole obligations. The policy for espionage act cases remains unchanged, with clemency recommendations to President Wilson forthcoming, excluding Debs and similarly prominent figures.
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Washington
Germany
Department of Justice
Palmer
Eugene V. Debs
Wilson
Debs
Imternment Cam
Era
Eee
Dirigible R-34 Heads to Scotland for London Run
The British airship R-34 lifted from Roosevelt Field at 11:50 p.m. to sail toward New York and then London, aiming to reach Scotland in about seventy hours. Major G H Scott led the crew with engines set to three, while crowds lit the night with searchlights and a ceremonial taps salute marked the departure.
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Scotland
HART
New York
London
Mineola
N. Y
Roosevelt Field
Lionel Chariton
United States
G.H. Scott
East Fortune
Scott
Guy Harris
Thomas Traill
Washington
G. G. H. Cooke
Atlantic
Walter Wellman
Bermuda
Guy N. Harries
Ocean
Percy S. Bullen
Ike Russell
Major Harries
Ida H. Mulgannon
Francis J. Mulgannon
Hempstead
President Wilson to test treaty questions before Senate panel
President Wilson plans to present the peace treaty and League covenant to the Senate with a long address outlining Paris negotiations and urging ratification. He will offer to answer questions in open or executive sessions, signaling a showdown over the treaty in one of the bitterest Senate fights.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
Paris
United States
White House
House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
League of Nations
Lodge
Borah
Idaho
Johnson
California
Fall
New Mexico
France
Germany
Capitol
Senate Chamber
Tumuty
U S War Spending Reaches Over Thirty Billion, Glass Reports
Secretary Glass testified to Congress that U S war expenditures totaled 30 177 000 000 up to June 30 1919 after subtracting peace time costs He noted 9 384 000 000 revenue from taxes and other sources covered about 29 percent of the cost The 25 484 000 000 gross debt shows a 23 043 190 346 rise during the war with bonds and notes to be repaid from Victory issues and short term notes.
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Glass
Congressional Appropriations Committee
Treasury
Liberty
War Finance Corporation
Federal Land Banks
Weather Bureau urges immediate start for B-34 return voyage
Forecasts warn of fresh to strong southwest winds tonight and Thursday for the dirigible road. Commanding officer recalls plan to depart late tonight for England as conditions may turn dangerous for moored craft. A storm of considerable intensity from the Great Lakes approaches.
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Washington
United States Weather Bureau
England
Great Lakes
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U. S
T. R
Til
Elbert Clare
Kenton County Court
John O’neal
Boone County
Powers
Sheegan
Grace Rowe
Springfield
Minnie Hampton
Nad
Ocaimans
Teutons
Erzberger
Mathias Erzberger
Prince Tenry
Ilson
David Lawrence
Long Island Sound
Pennsylvania
Here
William N. Hensley
Ritz-Carlton
Manhattan
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