Woman Shot by Husband at Fifth and McAllister Streets
Mrs. Anna Peddenpohl 46 recovering at General Hospital from superficial wounds after her husband Bernard Peddenpohl fired four shots at her as she left for work. Bernard, 50, is held at the Second District Station. She had separated from him a year earlier over his drinking and refused to return. The shooting interrupted workers heading to their jobs.
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Anna Peddenpohl
Vine Street
General Hospital
Bernard Peddenpohl
Dayton Street
Fifth
McAllister Streets
Second District
McAllister
Charles Fricke
Nearing U. S. Turkey Treaty Talks at Lausanne
Washington announces full powers to negotiate a new US Turkey treaty of amity and commerce. Joseph Grew in Lausanne leads formal talks with Ismet Pasha as allied pattern treaties loom. Negotiations aim to ease foreign advisers and stamp out financial disputes tied to Ottoman debt.
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Joseph C. Grew
Switzerland
Washington
Turkey
State Department
Joseph C.grew
Lausanne
Mrew
Ismet Pasha
United States
Department
Mr. Grew
Associated Press
Grew
Poland
Trkey
K. Grew
Ismet Pashatsiay
Near East
Turky
Rize
Asia Minor
Ismet Rasha
G. C. Montagna
Sess
Neir
Constantinople
Angora
Latya
Kitchin Passes Former Democratic Leader Dies in North Carolina
Claude Kitchin former Democratic leader in the House died in Wilson North Carolina after a long illness following a stroke in 1920. He served as majority leader during World War I and chaired the Ways and Means Committee shaping wartime revenue. Funeral planned for Scotland Neck.
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Mr. Kitchin
Scotland Neck
C. A. Woodard
Kitchin
Congress
Washington
House
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Senate
Champ Clark
Ways and Means
Clark
Finis J. Garret
Tennessee
Claude Kitchin
Germany
House of Representatives
Xitchin
North Carolina
Redirt
Man Fatally Struck by Coal Conveyor at Campbell Creek Yard
Charles Caylek, 38, of 413 Plum Street, was killed yesterday while seated on a trestle near the Campbell Creek Car Company elevator at Baymille Street. He was struck by a car moving on the adjacent rails as engineers and workers watched. An investigation was to follow by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Creek Car Company
Baymille Street
ilGon
Charles Caylek
Plum Steel
Have Faith in Garvey but Local Negroes Send Investigator
William Ware head of Cincinnati Universal Negro Improvement Association travels to New York to protect Cincinnati investors in the Black Star Line promoted by Marcus Garvey. Garvey faces mail fraud charges over funds for the steamship venture. Local leaders say investors retain confidence in Garvey despite the enterprise failing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ware
Cincinnati
Universal Negro Improvement Association
New York
Garvey
Conrad Cancels US Visit Due to Illness
Joseph Conrad the novelist curtails his first American visit because of illness. He will sail next Saturday on the Majestic, accompanied by publisher Frank B. Doubleday of Garden City, from his planned month long stay118.
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New York
Joseph Conrad
America
Majestic
Frank B. Doubleday
Garden City
Banat
Liquor-addicted husband faces family abuse charge in court
Mrs. Roetting testified in Police Court that her husband George Roetting spent most of his $49 weekly income on liquor, leaving the family of seven to live on $13. Judge Eyrich ordered him to stay away from home and pay $30 weekly. further misbehavior could bring two years in jail. Also, Dr. L. M. Denman sought a missing Shriner emblem ring valued at $200 reported lost near Fourth and Main streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roetting
L. M. Denman
West Nonth Street
Houseman Dies After Elevator Shaft Accident at Metropole
Charles Skinner aged 42 of 715% Vinestreet died at General Hospital from injuries after walking into the Metropole Hotel elevator shaft and plunging from the first floor to the basement last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Skinner
Vinestreet
Metropole
General Hospital
Woman Sought Here by Red Cross Chapter
Information was sought yesterday of the Cincinnati Chapter of the Red Cross by the Tucson Arizona Chapter concerning the whereabouts of Mrs. Joseph Birdsond, colored, mother of Sylvester Paul of that city. She is thought to be living somewhere in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
The
Red Cross
Tucson
Arizona
Joseph Birdsond
Sylvester Paul
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