Riot at Clinton Prison Kills Three Convicts in Turbulent Four Hours
At Dannemora New York 1300 inmates mobilized in a four hour riot led by over 100 life term prisoners. Three convicts died and more than twenty were injured, two guards were beaten, two workshop buildings burned, and the prison lighting was ruined as guards fired on the attackers and fire crews moved to contain the blaze.
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New York World News Service
Dannemora
N. Y
Clinton Prison
Four arrested in New Orleans hold up investigation
Birmingham dispatch reports four suspects tied to a $42,000 New Orleans robbery as four others face Texas and Georgia connects. Cascio and Robertson deny involvement as police describe hotel room seizures, and Delois Walker and Ernest Smith are linked to separate bank and mill robberies with a murder noted in Georgia case.
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Birmingham
Ala
New Orleans
Texas
Georgia
Joe Cascio
Shreveport
Raymond Regbertson
Cornersville
Cascio
M. E. McDuff
Robertson
Monroe
Delois Walker
Tex
Lubbock
Ernest Smith
Bob Conway
Federal
Leavenworth
Kan
Aragon
Rent Notice for Walnut Hills Efficiency Apt
An efficiency apartment in Walnut Hills is for rent. The unit includes electric refrigeration, a dishwasher, a gas range, and steam heat.
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Walnut Hills
Woman Swallows Pin and Cloth, Doctors Remove Objects
In Springfield Missouri on Saturday night Mrs. Mary Blaish nineteen is not correct. doctors W. C. Cheek and Jay Silsby removed an open safety pin and a piece of pongee cloth eight inches by one yard from her esophagus. The cause of swallowing remains unexplained by relatives.
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Springfield
Mary Blaish
W. C. Cheek
Jay Silsby
Parrot's Rescue Delays Fire Crews in Avondale
In Avondale residents and Fire Department Company No. 12 battled a stubborn parrot named Patricia perched in Ledman Drive trees behind Mrs. Hulda Topp’s home. Fireman Edward Hoffmeier climbed to capture the bird, returning Patricia to her cage after a brief, noisy stand.
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Hulda Topp
Lehman Drive
Avondale
Fire Department
Leonard Wescott, Sr
Hook and Ladder Company No. 12
Patricia
Polly
Seeks Safety in Cell From Wife's Mother
A nervous young man walked into Central Police Station and asked if his mother-in-law was there. The officer warned she would look for him at the station, and the man asked to be locked in a cell for safety.
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Cleveland
Peter
Vargo
Central Police Station
Man Crawls Pipe To Steal Cigarettes From Store
A man climbed a fur nace pipe into a chain grocery store at 3826 Glenway Avenue entering the cellar and furnace then the store room above. He stole $14 worth of cigarettes and left a soot trail as police search for him.
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Glenway Avenue
Cincinnati’s annual soap bill tops one million
Procter & Gamble researchers report Cincinnati spends about 1.846 million dollars yearly on soap. Personal usage averages 34 pounds per person annually, well above the national 25 pounds, with 110000 families using 16.456 million pounds and retail value around 1.646 million, plus 200 thousand for out-of-home use.
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Cincinnati
Procter & Gamble Company
French Senate prepared to debate Mellon-Berenger debt bill
Paris July 22 The French Senate will open debate on ratification of the Mellon Berenger debt settlement bill at 3 pm tomorrow. The Finance Committee urged adoption as voted by the Chamber earlier. Foreign Affairs reports due, opposition expected to be stronger in that committee. Premier Poincare ill, not expected at sessions. Mme Poincare seeks Sampligny for rest ahead of August foreign ministers conference.
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Paris
Senate
Finance Committee
Chamber of Deputies
Foreign Affairs Committee
Committee On Finance
Millerand
Henri Berenger
Mellon
Caillaux
Washington
de Jouvenele
Syria
Lucien Hubert
Chamber
Poincare
Mme. Poincare
Sampligny
Meuse
M. Poincare
Conference of Foreign Ministers
Bremen Breaks Atlantic Crossing Record by 8 Hours 52 Minutes
New York reports that the liner Bremen completed the fastest transatlantic crossing, from Cherbourg to New York in four days seventeen hours forty-two minutes, beating the Mauretania’s 22-year record. Capt. Leopold Ziegenbein oversaw average speeds near 27.83 knots, with daily mileages of 676 to 713 miles as the ship logged successive record times.
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Bremen
New York
Cherbourg
New York World News Service
Ambrose Channel
Cunard
Mauretania
Leopold Ziegenbein
Fifty Eighth Street
Brooklyn
Albany
Ziegenmbein
Ziegenbein
Aged Kentucky couple murdered on their farm
Barbourville Kentucky July 22 James Foreman 78 and his wife Mary 68 were found slain in their Arte mus home. Neighbors noted an open door and police said both had been beaten with an ax handle choked and shot through the heart. Robbery is suspected as Foreman kept several thousand dollars at home. The six room house was ransacked with no money recovered. only fingerprints found. The couple lived alone with no nearby neighbors.
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Barbourville
James Foreman
Mary
Artemus
Foreman
Woman knocked down and robbed of 11 dollars
Mrs Maple Caseldine of Pleasant Ridge was struck at Mapleleaf and Ridge by two men in a car. One jumped out, assaulted her, took her purse containing 11 dollars, and fled toward Oakley. Police from the Sixth District were dispatched to investigate.
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Maple Caseldine
Mapleleaf Avenue
Pleasant Ridge
Mapleleaf
Ridge Avenues
Oakley
Clash of Authority Looms Over Xenia Dog Races
In Xenia Ohio county prosecutor J C Marshall warns he may block the Fairfield Amusement Park dog track set to open Thursday night. He plans to halt the races citing potential legal and administrative battles with city officials who approved the track. The park sits ten miles from Dayton on Route 4 and covers thirty two acres built for seventy five thousand dollars.
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Xenia
The
Commercial Tribune
Fairfield Amusement Park
Fairfield
Greene County
J. C. Marshall
Reiter
Charles R. Fay
Middletown
Fairfield Amusement Park, Limited
Fairfield City
Dayton
Springfield
Indicted Night Faces Violence in Alabama Guard Mobilization
Alabama Governor mobilizes National Guard units to prevent mob violence as Lester Bouyer, charged with murder and a statutory offense, is moved from Kilby Prison to Eufaula for trial. Bouyer’s arrest followed the killing of Jack Hines and an assault on Beatrice Clark. six witnesses testified before the Barbour County Grand Jury.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama National Guard
Bibb Graves
Lester Bouyer
Birmingham
Kilby
Bouyer
Eufaula
Here
Jack Hines
Beatrice Clark
Hines
Graves
Alabama
Clark
Barbour County Grand Jury
Believed Cincinnati Man Fatally Injured On Freight Train
An unidentified man thought to be from Cincinnati died after falling from a freight train and being cut in two near Dayton. Coroner E E Kimmell concluded the victim was from Cincinnati based on a rat label from Shannon & Sokup. The body wore work clothes and matched a 49 year old man about 5 10 and 175 pounds.
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Cincinnati
Frigidaire Corporation
Dayton
Shannon & Sokup
Fifth Street
E. E. Kimmell
Montgomery County
Woman Aims Milk Bottle Barrage at Deserting Wife’s Home
Philadelphia reports Mrs Helen Payton Hicks Stroud, wife of a stock and bond salesman, accused in a $200000 alienation suit of driving to Philadelphia’s Germantown home of Florine Winkel specht and hurling milk bottles through windows before police intervened. The case details letters from Stroud to Winkel specht’s husband a Sugar Boy Winkelspecht, with terms of endearment and references to apartments in Philadelphia. Deputy Sheriff Kennedy Brown served papers at a Camden hotel. Stroud then raged to Magnolia Avenue home, confronting residents with more milk bottles.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
Helen Payton Hicks Stroud
Louisville (Ky
Camden
Germantown
Florine N. Winkelspecht
Mrs. Winkelspecht
Mrs. Stroud
Clinton
Dearest Curley
Sugar Boy
Kennedy Brown
St Louis aviators aim for new world endurance record
Dale Jackson and Forest O Brine planned to stay aloft in the St Louis Robin at Lambert Field, hoping to surpass the 246 hour 43 minute endurance mark. Their companion Missouri Robin was grounded by a leaky oil line after 117 hours 20 minutes in the air.
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ST. Louis
Dale
Red) Jackson
Forest O’brine
Lambert-St. Louis Field
Culver City
Cal
Loren Mendell
Roland Reinhart
Jackson
Hammer
Pastor Sangree Faces Loss Of Pulpit In Domestic Troubles
In Litchfield Connecticut on July 22 the Rev Carl Michael J Sangree of the First Congregational Church may resign as pastor after his divorce from Constance LaBoiteaux Sangree. Trustees say resignation could be requested unless he acts first. Public sympathy splits with some deeming the troubles unworthy of Beechers’ successor while others recall Henry Ward Beecher’s own trials.
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New York World News Service
Litchfield
Conn
Carl Michael J.sangree
First Congregational Church
Constance LaBoiteaux Sangree
Philadelphia
Beechers
Henry Ward Beecher
Brooklyn
Theodora Tilton
Peace Effort Fails As Chinese Refuse Return of Railroad
City Hall committee weighs two tax options to meet joint bond and improvement requests. Cincinnati seeks 8,217,640 for the city, 1,500,000 for the county, 2,400,000 for the Board of Education. If kept at 22.50, requests must be cut by half. Meeting adjourned to July 29 to revise figures and correlate with tax limits.
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Joint Bond and
City of
Cincinnati
County
Board of Education
Joint Committee
Morney
John B. Hollister
Oyler School
Walnut Hills
Pleasant Ridge
Stimson Hears of Mediator Offer in Far East Tug
Reports from the Far East say Russia and China fail first peace bid but show renewed assurances. Soviet gov says France offered mediation in the Manchuria rail dispute while Russia rejects talks unless China restores the status quo.
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Russia
China
Soviet Union
France
Chinese Eastern Railway
Manchuria
Two Divers Die and Injured Workers Report
Two divers were injured yesterday, one fatally, at the Y M C A Camp Meacham on the Ohio River. Charles Ligon of Ashland, Kentucky died from diving injuries while Norman Ligon of Huntington said Charles planned to return to the camp.
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Charles Ligon
Ashland
Marshall College
Huntington
W. Va
General Hospital
Meacham
Ohio River
Norman Ligon
McMillan Street
Charles
Deer Creek Commons
Charles Wells
Denman
Flint Streets
Ma General Hospital
Albert Bechtold
Colérain Avenue
Charles Murphy
Carpenter
Twentieth Street
Covington
Edward Goggel
Calhoun Street
North Cincinnati
Bass Island
Little Miami River
American in London pleads not guilty to manslaughter
Richard J. Reynolds, 23, an American resident of London, appeared at Old Bailey and pleaded not guilty to manslaughter in the death of Arthur Graham after an automobile crash near Windsor on May 17. Prosecutor Sir Henry Maddock said Graham lay unconscious beside a crumpled motorcycle after Reynolds hired a car with a friend to play golf the day May 14. Bargate, the friend, recalled the incident hazily.
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London
Richard Joshua Reynolds
Old Bailey
Arthur Graham
Windsor
Reynolds
Henry Maddock
Graham
Bargate
Reynolds heir on trial in London for manslaughter
Richard Joshua Reynolds, son of R. J. Reynolds founder, faces a manslaughter charge in London. He ranks among the tobacco company's largest stockholders and has recently been involved in aviation interests.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Richard Joshua Reynolds
London
R. J. Reynolds
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Yous Reynolds
Defense Promises Real Motive Behind Coed Murder
Dr. James H. Snook's lawyers say they possess the real motive for the hammer killing of Ohio State co-ed Miss Theora Hix and hint it supports an insanity defense. They withdrew a separate sanity hearing as jury trial opens at 9 AM Wednesday in Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus
Theora Hix
Ohio State
James H. Snook
John F. Seidel
U S Demands China Restore Railway Before Talks
The United States warns China that negotiations with Soviet Russia cannot begin until Nanking restores to Russia the Chinese Eastern Railway property it seized. Secretary Stimson informs Chinese Minister Wu that assurances against hostilities are needed, favoring a council of conciliation over outside mediators.
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New York World News Service
Washington
United States
China
Russia
Nanking
Stimson
Hoover-Stimson
State Department
United States to prosecute Chinese smugglers in opium case
San Francisco July 22 Acting on orders from Washington the U S District Attorney announced Ying Kao former Chinese Vice-Consul his wife and Sun Foon former Chancellor of the Consulate will be prosecuted here in connection with the seizure of nearly 1 000 000 worth of smuggled opium Preliminary hearing authorized in a telegram from Washington was postponed at the District Attorney's request to allow more preparation time Actual trial of the Chinese is expected to be deferred until further orders from Washington
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San Francisco
Washington
United States District Attorney's Office
Ying Kao
Sun Foon
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