Gould Married by a Judge in New Jersey
Records show financier George J. Gould wed in Lakewood New Jersey on May 1 to a woman identified as Guinevere Sinclair. she has three children and Gould is said to be 58, a banker. The bride’s background, residence in New York, and their French honeymoon at Aix les Bains are noted amid details of prior marriages and family properties.
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The
Commercial Tribune
New York
George J. Gould
Mansuring Island
Rye
Bureau of Vital, Statistics
Trenton
New Jersey
Lakewood
N. J
Harry E. Newman
Ocean County Court
West Seventy-fourth Street
Alexander Campbell Sinclair
Dakota
North
South Dakota
Lititia E. Moell Atkins
Mr. Gould
Fifth Avenue
Miss Sinclair
West Sevrenty-fourth Street
Charles M. Schwab
Riverside Drive
Quaker Ridge
H. Browning
Browning, King
Gould
Mrs
Miss St. Clair
Hammer Slaying Trial Moves Against Mrs. Clara Phillips
Los Angeles dates report the grand jury indicting Mrs. Clara Phillips for the fatally beating of Mrs. Alberta Meadows with a hammer on a hillside road. Eye witness Mrs. Peggie Caffee described the attack and threats, with Phillips alleged to have arranged the crime after suspicions about her husband.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Los Angeles County Grand Jury
Clara Phillips
Tucson
Ariz
Alberta Tremaine Meadows
A. L. Phillips
West Fifty-third Street
Meadows
Caffee
Maeath
Mrs. Phillips
Farmer Shoots Self in Reading Home Barn Tragedy
John Theodore Sullendere a 62 year old farmer at 1335 Main Avenue Reading died from a shotgun self inflected shot in his barn shortly after 7 pm He used a cane with a nail to pull the trigger Coroner Handley noted no clear motive though retirement due to ill health was mentioned Survived by a widow and six children all living nearby
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Main Avenue
Reading
John Theodore Sullendere
Sullendere
Hit by Automobile on Street Car Route
Daniel Baum a 53 year old packer was struck as he alighted from a Zoo-Eden street car in front of 236 Erkenbrecher avenue. The car driven by Harry Koster was going in the street car’s direction and witnesses said Baum stepped from the car before it stopped. He was bruised in the early incident. In a second accident William F. Howe a 65 year old butcher at 5519 Islington avenue Madisonville was bruised crossing at Sixth and Sycamore streets while a car driven by George Fastnacht operated nearby.
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Zoo-Eden
Erkenbrecher Avenue
Daniel Baum
Packer
Harry Koster
West St. Clair Street
Sixth
Sycamore Streets
William F. Howe
Islington Avenue
Madisonville
George Fastnacht
Ludlow Avenue
Woman Arrested on Race Slip Charge
Hazel Smith of Newport Kentucky was arrested yesterday afternoon by Sergeant Kleemeier and Detectives Rolf and Bohlke on a charge of possessing race horse slips found under a blotter on her desk. She shot Howard Connelly on December 8 1919 alleging he attempted to rob her.
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Hazel Smith
Main Street
Kleemeier
Rolf and
Bohlke
Newport
Howard Connelly
Arrested Woman Denies Being Mrs Phillips in LA Murder Case
Clara McGuyer, wanted in Los Angeles for the murder of Alberta Meadows, told AP she is not Mrs Phillips and that her name is McGuyer. She gave her Los Angeles address and showed little emotion despite murder reports. She would speak only in Los Angeles and offered no further details.
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Phillips
Tucson
Ari
Clara McGuyer
Clara Phillips
Los Angeles
Alberta Meadows
McGuyer
West Fifty-third Street
Associated Press
A.iz Phillips
Hand Grenade Found Behind Oakley Engine House
Firemen from Engine Company 81 in Oakley discovered a hand grenade in a rear garden yesterday. It is believed to be a former serviceman’s souvenir and was later thrown into the river by Fireman Bogart.
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Madison Road
Oakley
Exservices
Bogart
Irregulars Lose Cappard House Fight in Dublin
In Dublin on July 14 five irregulars are believed killed and Colonel Mulcahy slightly wounded during a three hour battle for Cappard House, headquarters of the irregulars near Maryborough. National army claims vandalism by irregulars as railways and roads are damaged and civilians suffer. Sean McEntee is reported captured by Free State forces.
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Dublin
Mulcahy
Richard Mulcahy
Cappard House
Maryborough
Sean McEntee
Dail Eireann
Free State
National Army
Capture of Kilmallock Bar Racks Reported in Limerick Fight
A Republican dispatch claims the capture of the Kilmallock bar racks and Free State garrison arms at midnight. The bulletin from Clormel says the Limerick City agreement is broken by Free State officers and fighting rages with Republicans holding the initiative as reinforcements arrive.
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Cork
Associated Press
Kilmallock
County Limerick
Free State
Clormel
Limerick City
Limerick
Moses AoaAlls Dye Interest Fraud Report
A report notes a major fraud case involving Moses AoaAlls Dye Interest. Authorities investigate alleged deception and financial misrepresentation connected to the entity, with no further details provided in the readable text.
Harding Seeks Government Power to Run Mines if Needed
President Harding believes the executive can operate coal mines in an emergency and would risk impeachment to serve public welfare. The United Mineworkers of America likely refusе arbitration, with John L. Lewis and leaders touring White House talks. Anthracite and bituminous unions weigh withholding resumption to keep pressure on a settlement.
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Washington
Harding
United States
White House
United Mineworkers of America
John L. Lewis
William Green
Phillip Murray
Davis
German Patents Sale Branded Conspiracy In Senate Debate
Washington July 14 Senate debate on a tariff bill continuing dye embargo licensing drew sharp attacks on the Chemical Foundation Inc and major dye interests. Senator Moses labeled the trio of Foundation DuPont and Textiles Alliance a “gigantic fraud” and accused Garvan of conspiracy. Senator King praised President Harding for DOJ action against the Foundation as war-time patent sales and propaganda accusations dominated the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Chemical Foundation, Inc
Francis P. Garvan
E. I duPont
de Nemours Company
Textile Alliance
American Dyes Institute
Vrious
Senate
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Moses
New Hampshire
King
Utah
Chemical Foundation
DuPont Company
Textiles Alliance
Polk
Foundation
Bureau of Education
Chemical Warfare Section
War Department
du Pont Company
National Aniline and Chemical Company
War Trade Board
Harding
Department of Justice
Garvan
Amnesiac Youth Held by Police in Middletown
A 25 year old man, conscious and healthy but memory erased, is being held at Middletown headquarters. He cannot recall his name, origin, or destination, though he claims possibly Guy Dickerson. He recalls crossing the ocean with General Pershing in 1917 and serving with the 18th Infantry, 1st Division, before being wounded in France.
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the Commercial Tribune
Middletown
Guy Dickerson
General Pershing
Eighteenth Infantry
France
New York City
Dayton
The Beat Writing Papers are Whiting Papers Adv
An advertisement proclaims the Beat Writing Papers as Whiting Papers, aligning the product with a recognized scholarship program and signaling a curated, prestigious study aid.
Cummins Declares Railroad Board Rulings Binding
Senator Cummins of Iowa said the Railroad Labor Board decisions are binding on carriers and workers not merely advisory. He voiced optimism after a White House talk with President Harding about amending the Transportation Act to define reasonable wage awards while noting no change until the House reconvenes August 15.
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Washington
Senator Cummins
Iowa
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Railroad Labor Board
Cummins
Harding
White House
House
Bernard Mallon Jr Kidnapped and Wounded in Chattanooga
Bernard Mallon Jr connected with the Southern Railroad office at Cincinnati was held up by masked men in Chattanooga. He was taken on an automobile trip, beaten and slightly wounded with a knife. The incident occurred on July 14 as Mallon aided about yards for the railroad.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Bernard Mallon, Jr
The
Southern Railroad
Cincinnati
Developments in Shopmen Strike Sweep Nation
Conference between Labor Board head Hooper and shopmen leader B M Jewell failed to yield an agreement. Senator Cummins said Railroad Labor Board decisions bind carriers and employees and are enforceable. Denison Texas hosts reps from Weeks and Governor Neff to assess MKT guard needs. Eight thousand stationary firemen and oilers authorized to strike July 17 by Timothy Healy. E F Grabbe heads for Washington to gain White House support, while not expecting his members to strike. Ohio Governor Davis orders troops on standby for rail and coal strike contingencies.
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Hooper
Labor Board
B. M. Jewell
Cummins
Railroad Labor Board
Weeks
Neff
Texas
Denison
Tex
Washington
White House
Harding
United States Railroad Labor Board
Daugherty
Post Office Department
Texarkana
Marshall
Ft. Worth
Hattiesburg
Miss
War Department
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
George Stauffer
United States Marshal
Cleveland
Ohio
Department of Justice
J.P. Noonan
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Eighth Corps
Austin
Rangers
Hines
Missouri
Kentucky
California
Ohio Governor mobilizes six companies for possible strike duty
Governor Davis ordered about 300 Ohio National Guard troops mobilized for potential use in coal and railroad strike disorders. Two motor truck companies moved to the State Fair grounds, with others ordered to armories in Columbus Zanesville and Delaware. Troops to be under Col. Haubrich and Major McPeak, ready to move tonight if needed.
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Columbus
Davis
Ohio National Guard
Circleville
State Fair Grounds
Zanesville
Delaware
166Th Infantry
Robert Haubrich
Cooe
McPeak
Ohio
New Straiteville
Perry County
Consolidated Coal and Coke Company
Peck
Cincinnati
Florence
National Guard
Crestline
Pennsylvania
Big Four
Dynamiters Blow Up Train During West Virginia Strike
One miner died and ten were injured when a mine train carrying workers to Mordue Collieries in Whitesville W V hit a dynamite trap. The mine operated under a federal injunction since June 1 and the blast caused extensive damage.
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W. VA
Whitesville
Mordue
Mordue Collieries Company
Big Elk Run
H. C. Cuervas
C. C. Lewis
Lewis
United States
Charleston
Deputy Sheriff Injures Man At Illinois Central Burnside Shops
In Chicago a deputy sheriff shot and seriously wounded a crew member while stopping workers from entering the Burnside shops of the Illinois Central. Police reserves answered a riot call but leaders fled by car before arrival. Report says workers’ homes are being picketed rather than the shops.
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Chicago
Burnside
Illinois Central
Abduction Reported Of B&O Inspector In Maryland
George Haucks, a Baltimore & Ohio Railroad car inspector at Brunswick, Md., was abducted from his job last night by a crowd of strikers and sympathizers and taken away in an automobile. The incident occurred during labor unrest in the region.
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Baltimore, Md
George Haucks
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Brunswick
Boy Kluxen Acquitted in Madison Murder Case
Francis Kluxen III, 15, was acquitted by a jury of murdering eleven-year-old Janette Lawrence in Madison last October. Spectators applauded briefly before silence was restored. the boy left with his parents via rear exit toward their Madison home.
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Morristown
WN. J
Francis Kluxen III
Janette Lawrence
Madison
Kluxen
Essex County
Pioneer Woman Dies at 99 in Ottawa County
Mrs. Mary Ann Link, age 99 and the oldest white resident of Ottawa County, died last night at her son Fred Link's home in Salem Township. She would have turned 100 next Christmas Day.
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Port Clinton
Mary Ann Link
Ottawa County
Fred Link
Salem Township
Cabinet Talks Drag to Avert Tie Up at Peace Conference
Washington reports say the Harding administration plans firm action to keep interstate transport running during the railroad and coal strikes. Cabinet members discussed usage of federal power, possible troop involvement, and protection for rail workers, with emphasis on Denison Texas and southwestern disruption.
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Sinclair
Bride
Hammer
Arizona
Farmer
Himgele
John Suddendere
Reading, C
Dublon
Moses AoaAlls
du Ponts
Bargo
U. S
Combine
ABC
Chattanooga, Tenn
Call
Maryland
Francis Kluxen
Liberty Ot
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