Trail of Victims Left By Sunday Auto Accidents
A smashed car found against a park wall near Eden Park yielded two bloodstained handkerchiefs and no clear occupants. Cincinnati police traced license plate 522748 to Charles Bayse of 908 Central Ave as a possible owner, while Alfred Weis shared the address on the insurance card. Investigators questioned residents, found the Seventh District station summoned, and noted reports of injured occupants seen heading north on Burnet Avenue toward General Hospital.
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Eden Park
Cincinnati
Ohio
Charles Bayse
Central Avenue
Alfred Weis
Ohio Varnish Company
Seventh District
Burnet Avenue
General Hospital
Max Budig
Overton Street
Newport
Otto
Seventh
Race Streets
James H. Williams
Groton
Seventh Street
Budig
Race Street
Clifford W. Harvey
Dayton Pike
Dayton
Eastern Avenue
Seneca Street
Harvey
Samuel Shohl
Langdon Court
Sixth District
Eighth Street
Vincent Lenberg
West Seventieth Street
Lenberg
Theta Phi Eta Annual Outing on River
The Theta Phi Eta fraternity held its annual outing with twenty couples aboard the steamer Ramona to Fernbank Dam. After bridge and swimming they rode upriver reaching Cincinnati at 10 o clock, with committee Dorman Israel Franklin Pepinsky and Ger ebuny in charge.
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Theta Phi Eta
Fernbank Dam
Cincinnati
Dorman
Israel
Ae Franklin
Bernard Pepinsky
Morris Gerebuny
Autoist Fined After Distraction Causes Collision in Washington Court
In Washington Court House Ohio on July 9 a passing driver collided with a second car while watching a shapely woman buy fruit. The driver paid 100 dollars for auto repairs as punishment for his lingering look.
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Washington C. H
Woman Fleeing Nurse Vanishes After Ill Health
Miss Maud Powers a 40 year old Covington resident fled her home at Third street and Garrard avenue about 6 30 yesterday morning while under nurse care. Police searched late last night fearing she drowned in the river after escaping from a secured room. Neighbors said she never recovered from a February appendicitis operation at Seton Hospital and had been low in spirits since. A negro servant saw her in Sparrow alley and heading toward the river before vanishing.
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Maud Powers
Third Street
Garrard Avenue
Covington
Miss Powers
Margaret White
Seton Hospital
Mary Gaines
Richard Green
Sparrow Alley
Third
Green
Sanford Alley
Second Street
Charles Holt
Woman Dita After Draining Poison Bottle
Mrs. Eileen Volkmer 30 of 309 Oliver Street died at General Hospital less than an hour after telling her husband she drank poison. Her husband William found the empty bottle in the rear yard and she died after failing to revive. Coroner D C Handley opened an investigation.
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Eileen Volkmer
Act
Oliver Street
General Hospital
William Volkmer
Volkmer
D. C. Handley
Fire destroys Walnut Hills dwelling. origin undetermined
Firefighters battled a near completion house on Woodburn avenue near Hearth street Walnut Hills. An early morning blaze caused by wood shavings in the basement destroyed the structure. Loss is estimated at 3000 dollars. owner is Albert Schafer of Beronville and investigation by the Fire Prevention Bureau is planned.
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Fire Prevention Bureau
Woodburn Avenue
Hearth Street
Walnut Hills
Gilbert Kemper
Kemper
Albert Schafer
Oak Street
Beronville
Three Killed and Two Hurt in Indiana Trolley Crash
A Cincinnati car attempting to beat an eastbound Pennsylvania Railroad train near Scottsburg Indiana was struck by an interurban trolley. Three occupants died including Charity Freudenberger and granddaughter Elizabeth Davis. Parker Carver died later. Survivors Christian Freudenberger and Emerson Tatem were hospitalized in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Charity Freudenberger
Baltimore Avenue
Elizabeth Davis
Parker Carver
Pennsylvania Railroad
Scottsburg
Ind
Cincinnati
Freudenberger
New Albany
Seymour
Carver
Christian Freudenberger
Emerson Tatem
Attica
Seymour Hospital
Tatem
Automobile Party
Ohio
Tragedy on Bay Village trestle after electric car strike
Four killed and a fifth gravely injured when a Lake Shore Electric car struck a party on a 200 foot Bay Village trestle over Cahoon Park. Victims include a man, a woman, and two girls aged about 13. Names not yet identified. possible Moskovitz family.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Lake Shore
Bay Village
Cahoon Park
Lakewood
Hague talks hinge on restitution as cold winds chill delegates
The Hague conference on Russian problems struggles amid Baltic winds and rain as European delegates demand concessions on restitution of confiscated property. Litvinoff backs limited restoration while Krassin offers cautious hope for a compromise saving face for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hague
Associated Press
Scheveningen
North Sea
Russia
Krassin
Maxim Litvinoff
Leonid Krassin
England
Soot Poison Clouds London In One Month
London reports 47 tons of dirt from air in one month per the Department of Health. About 27 percent soluble and 19 percent insoluble, comprising tar, carbon and grit. The city’s hats and clothes stain easily, with hatmakers dyeing straw hats black to hide the grime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Department of Health
Palm Beach
Houseboats Give Way to Launches on Thames
London dates a shift on the Thames as flowered houseboats vanish from Hampton Court and Henley for motor launches with sleeping cabins. Once a staple Victorian idea, the houseboat wanes in a restless era. A Chertsey builder sold fourteen new boats yearly twenty years ago but only one last year. Now over a thousand launches operate in the Thames conservancy area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hampton Court
Henley
Thames
Chertsey
Thames Conservancy Area
Irish Prisoners Wreck Building and Burn Library
Irregular Republican forces captured in Skeogh County Kilkenny and imprisoned in Letterkenny Courthouse. they wrecked the building and sacked the Carnegie Library, setting it on fire. National troops arrived, removed the prisoners and extinguished the blaze, but heavy damage occurred.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Skeogh County
Kilkenny
Letterkenny
Carnegie Library
Auto Plunges Into Ravine Killing Two Near Winchester
A car carrying W. C. Lacy, 50, oil man of West Liberty, Ky and Mrs. Edward Baxter, 30, of Lexington, plunged from Colby Pike near Winchester after a curve. Lacy and Baxter died instantly. Alvin Lindon escaped serious injury after being thrown from the wreck. The crash occurred about 4 pm when Lacy tried to pass another auto and struck a tree stump. Lacy was survived by a widow and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Lacy
West Liberty
Edward Baxter
Lexington
Louisville
Alvin IdAndon
Lacy
Lindon
Death of W W McIntire noted Ohio educator
Professor W W McIntire 53 former Norwood High principal and dean at Ohio University normal school died at home in Norwood Ohio after heart attack at a national education convention. He helped pass the Ohio teachers pension law and served on its governing board. Survived by widow and four children. Funeral at home Wednesday.
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W. W. McIntire
State Normal School of
Ohio University
Athens
Norwood High School
Williams Avenue
Norwood
National Education Association
Chicago
McIntire
Ohio
Ohio State Teachers
Teachers of Ohio
Normal School
Cincinnati
Nor Wood
Cincinnati Schoolmasters’ Club
Hamilton County Teachers’ Association
Wooster University
Wooster
Columbia University
New York City
Nettie E. McIntire
Walter A
Wallace McIntire
William McIntire
C. A. Brown
Spring Grove Cemetery
W. S. Cadman
Norwood Public Schools
McIntyre
Cadman
Prof
Our City
Pittsburgh Coal Strike Sparks Return to Work Efforts
Coal is being cut in two major pits in the Pittsburgh district as deputies guard against disorder while unions and companies plan to resume operations. Montour No 4 mine moves toward active output with an increased force, and shipments are expected to begin midweek as railcars are prepared and other Washington County mines eye openings.
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Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Pittsburgh Coal Producers’ Association
Hendersonville
Henderson Coal and Coke Company
Washington County
Pittsburg
Canonsburg
Montour No. 4
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Atlas Pit
Carnegie Coal Company
Atlasburg
Montour
Little Hope of Settlement on Eve of Meeting with President
Washington July 9 Indications of a deadlock in the governments bid to settle the bituminous coal strike persisted on the eve of renewed talks to be presented to President Harding tomorrow. Employers and the Miners Union prepared to resume sessions after adjourning last week and saw Secretary of Labor Davis, but no new proposals emerged.
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Washington
Harding
Miners’ Union
Labor
Davis
Wets and Drys Set Fight Over Ship Rum Sales
The July hearings before the Department of Justice will be a legal battle between dry forces and advocates for liquor sales on American ships. Wayne B. Wheeler, chief counsel of the Anti-Saloon League, says he has a voluminous brief and lists twelve temperance groups ready to protest shipboard liquor selling. Local groups have urged Wheeler to seek a construction of the law enforcing the prohibition of intoxicants within the three mile limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Justice
Anti-Saloon League
Wayne B. Wheeler
Wheeler
Cubs Go Into 3d Place Cards Defeat Dodgers
In a decisive shift in the National League standings the Cubs beat the Red Sox 7-2 to rise to third place while the Cardinals toppled the Dodgers 6-5. The Reds also moved to a .500 percentage after routing the Phillies 9-3. The idle Browns edged the Yankees as Cleveland beat New York 9-7 in 13 innings and Washington defeated Detroit 13-7.
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CUBS
Dodgers
Boston
Brooklyn
Cardinals
Reds
Phils
Browns
Yankees
Indians
Washington
Detroit
German moves on gold payments may ease reparations
Berlin reports that Germany launched a government action to renegotiate the 560 million gold mark payment due July 15 to the Reparations Commission. Dr. Fischer and Herr Schroeder will travel to Paris to discuss readjusting the payment schedule while the Reichsbank eyes keeping gold at home to stabilize the mark. Officials caution the move is a temporary expedient and refuse to declare bankruptcy, emphasizing the need for practical policies to avoid a crisis.
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Berlin
Germany
Dr. Fischer
German War Debt Commission
Herr Schroeder
Ministry of Phase
Paris
Reparations Commission
Wirth
Reichsbank
New York
Ministry of Finance
Allied Powers to Meet Over German Reparations Issue
Paris reports a special allied powers meeting may be set to discuss Germany seeking a two year moratorium on cash indemnity payments. Officials say the Reparations Commission will likely refer Germany's appeal to the allies for a direct decision by the powers.
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Paris
Associated Press
Germany
Allied Council
Schroeder
Berlin
Hague
Herr Bergmann
France
Reparations Commission
Actions Commission
Striking Railway Workers Face Week of Unrest and Guarded Shops
Illinois soldiers patrol shops as nine day strike grinds on while railroads prepare to resume operations tomorrow. Carriers urge workers back to protect seniority. federal authorities monitor disorders and potential mail disruption amid clashes in Clinton Illinois.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Illinois
B. M. Jewell
Railway Employers’ Department
American Federation of Labor
United States Railroad Labor Board
Labor Board
E. H. Fitzgerald
Clerks’ Union
Department of Justice
Washington
Department
Charles Clyne
United States
Daugherty
Clinton
Ill
Illinios
Policeman Beaten by Mob in Chicago Riot
Robert Henderson, a Chicago and Alton special policeman, was severely beaten and likely fatally injured by sympathizers of striking shopmen. Police dispersed the mob after responding to a riot call. assailants then set fire to ties along Santa Fe tracks as flames burned for an hour before firefighters contained the blaze.
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Chicago & Alton
Chicago
Robert Henderson
Chicago & Alton R.A
Letter to Public Explains Attitude of Strikers When 20 Trains Stop
In New York the general strike remains deadlocked with both sides claiming gains. A public letter to Erie Railroad commuters from the New York District Strike Committee defends the strike and cites wage cuts under the Railway Labor Act as justification. The letter denounces the act while reiterating the right to strike and expresses regret over commuter trouble.
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New York
Erie Railroad
New Jersey- New York
Erie
Railroad Labor Board
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Dennis Mopley
Steel Subdivision
College Hill
Spring Grove Avenue
Camp Washington
Mopley
Hilda Taylor
West Seventh Street
Donald Muntz
Stanton Avenue
Melrose Avenue
Locust Street
William D. Porter
Melrose Building
Helen Jock
Mitchell Avenue
Chris Mitcak
East Fourth Street
Venus
Eotapea
Walnut Hills House
M. Moskovitz
Genoa
Kentucky
Commercial Tribune
Winchester
Colby Pike
W. WW. McIntire
Ohio University Normal School
Pennsylvania
Railroads
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