Blind peddler killed in traffic clash on Gilbert Avenue
Abe Nathan a 40 year old blind peddler was struck and killed by a car driven by James McHugh on Gilbert Avenue near Eden Park. McHugh 25 mph, arrested on manslaughter charge with bond set at 25000. Nathan died at General Hospital from a neck fracture and multiple injuries. Witnesses include Fred Smith of Ellington Piano and others.
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Cincinnati
Reading Road
Pendelton Street
Winton Place
George Davis
Stanton Avenue
Davis
Wiliam Haug
Walter Avenue
Norwood
Peter Haub
Haub
Liberty
Main Streets
Pendleton Street
Haug
General Hospital
Otto B. °. Leisinger
Kotter Avenue
Gilbert Avenue
Eden Park
Abe Nathan
Lliff Avenue
JamesHugh
Hazel Avenue
McHugh
Seventh District
Nathan
Fog Paint Company
Hamilton County
Fred ¥. Smith
Ellington Piano Company
Barney Bazin
Harry Schwartz
Alexander Friedlander
Frank Bryan
Bryan
Ferro Concrete Construction Company
Interior Dept Takes Navy Oil Fields by President Order
President Harding signed an executive order transferring naval oil reserves from the Navy to the Interior Department. The fields are in California Wyoming Colorado and Utah. Navy officials call it the first major step in coordinating departmental work.
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Interior Department
Navy
Washington
Harding
Navy Department
California
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Classified Advertisements Index Listing Local Shops
An index of advertisements appears with multiple businesses and products listed. Names include Cainene' 4 Chas. E. Smith & Sons Shirts, National City, Gidding Clearance Sales, Hyde Park Lumber Co, J H Leventhal Optometrist, Ku Klux Klothes, Mullane Candy, Shillito's Wedding Gifts, Wrigley’s Chewing Gum, and Providence Savings Bank among others. The page lacks coherent article flow, serving as a catalog of services and goods for readers.
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Fmancar
Goldhurst & Co
Sgaanear Shila
Ce Fifth-Third National Bank
Hunter, Evans & Duble
National City Oi
Wealeas
Gidding
Harry W. Smith—Clothing
Pian le Hyde Park Lumber Co
TIE Oam
En Charless Oo Casas Vane Sdsvte A
John van Range Co
Cceeseeees
J. H. Leventhal—Optometrist
Bree Aso
Aeeen Ina Co
Whnenseeas
Kotalko
Osdtys Aul Kolbe & Co—Mixed Paints
Ku Klux Klothes
Raun’ery Club Cigars
Louisville & Nashy'e Ry
Max Wocher
Mullane—Candy
Ccccsecuces
Nunner & Ashton—Furniture
Ee Eg Et Ae Ee Ene Pacific Manufacturing Co
Pinkham
Roche
Pogue
Provident Savings Bank and T. Co
Schaefer Rubber Co
Shillito’s
Swift Laboratoryes
Peat Ean Wrigley
W. W. Pottie
Trembling Amateur Aids Stolid Professional Hold Up in Walnut Hills
A nervous amateur and a calm professional robbed customers and the cafe of William Hawks on Nassau street and Gilbert avenue near Eden Park of $84.25 last night. A tall armed bandit forced payments from customers as a group watched, then fled in a stolen touring car with a confederate. police seek two suspects. A second robbery occurred at 3663 Kendall avenue in Hyde Park, where two men looted $250 in copper pennies from Jackson Sparrow after scaling a second-floor window. A separate assault on Earl Reinhardt, a Big Four brakeman, left him with minor injuries and a stolen watch, railroad pass, and cash.
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William Hawks
Nassau Street
Gilbert Avenue
Eden Park
Oney McMahon
Jimmy
Fred Weber
McGregor Avenue
Daniel McHale
Eastermm Avenue
Howard Conic
Florence Arcnue
Peebles Corner
Tonneau
Jackson Sparrow
Kendall Avenue
Hyde Park
Cincinnati
Earl Reinhardt
Springfield
Big Four Railroad
Park
Mill Streets
Reinhardt
One of Nine Wives Missing in Cleveland Case
Toledo police were asked to locate Clara M. Carr, one of Oscar Schow's nine wives, believed to be in Cleveland. Schow alias Jefferson Shaw, a reported Western Bluebeard, was arrested in Denver after a wife of two months charged him with dementia and multiple marriages. His mother in San Diego informed authorities she located all but two of the wives.
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Toledo
Herbert
Clara M. Carr
Oscar Schow
Jefferson Shaw
Schow
M. Sicher
San Diego
Cal
Cleveland
Denver
Germans Attack in Silesia Enmeshes French and Poles
Beuen area clash pits German assault on the French garrison against Polish forces. Heavy fighting near Gross Strehlitz in Posnowitz Woods leaves 12 German dead and 31 wounded, 130 Polish dead, with both sides suffering, and Poles retreating deeper into the forest as night falls.
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Oppeln
Upper Silesia
Associated Press
Beuthen
Posnowitz
Gross- Strehlitz
Kappitz
House Republicans Fail To Reach Agreement On Longworth Plan
In Washington on June 1, House Republicans adjourned after a spirited conference without settling how to apply the Longworth resolution to rates in the general tariff bill. Opponents argued the failure was a victory for them, while sponsor Longworth said principle was agreed but method differed.
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House
Washington
Longworth
Representative Young
North Dakota
Ways and Means
Ohio
Tree-Climbing Burglars Loot Mt Healthy Home
Two men of slight build looted Leo Dirr's Mt Healthy home of 2000 in Liberty bonds and jewelry. He left at 7 pm with family, returned at 8 pm to a shattered kitchen window and ajar door. Neighbors saw two men climbing a tree by the house and a second story window jimmied. They mistook the climbers for boys at dusk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Dirr
Joseph Street
Mt. Healthy
Dirt
Clark Denies Fee Charge In Keating Workplace Dispute
The Columbus dispatch reported charges that Clark accepted fees for placements, which he calls untrue. Keating was dismissed by the State Industrial Commission for neglect of duty and counter charges were filed. Clark says he reported Keating’s incompetence and insists the commission knows all details.
Cincinnati Bureau Chief Charged by Keating
Miss Honora Keating filed with the State Industrial Commission a statement charging that Joseph A. Clark became Superintendent of the State City Free Employment Bureau at Cincinnati in March 1920 to finish the work left undone by the former official. The AP erred in reporting that Keating charged Clark with accepting placement fees.
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Honora Keating
State City Free Employment Bureau
Associated Press
Columbus
Joseph Clark
Miss Keating
Clark
Commercial Tribune
S Keating
State Industrial Commission
Mr. Clark
Bureau
Joseph A. Clark
Cincinnati
Woman's Department of the Bureau
Whiting Man Draws Attention in Local Writing Circles
A Whiting resident gains notice for his efforts in local writing circles, with neighbors citing his active participation and mentorship in community journals and literacy programs.
Harding Drives Direct Ask to Interstate Commerce Board on Rates
President Harding bold move to press the Interstate Commerce Commission to lower freight rates marks a new precedent. He met with the commission to discuss rate revisions, noting the need to ease prices for fruit shipments and reduce costs as labor wages fall.
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Washington
Harding
Interstate Commerce Commission
Woodrow Wilson
Commission
Congress
West
Railroad Labor Board
Mr. Harding
Cummins
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
James Davis
Clark
Student Drowns Saving Two Girls in River
In Athens Ohio on June 1 Vaughn Haines a 21 year old Columbus native and Ohio University freshman drowned while attempting to rescue two girls who had waded beyond their depths in the Hocking River. He was described as a poor swimmer and perished when he went to aid the girls.
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Athens
Vaughn Haines
Columbus
Hocking River
Haines W
Ohio University
Tulsa Race Riot Flames Black Belt Section
Oklahoma City reports describe a deadly Tulsa race riot with 85 killed and hundreds injured. A St Louis San Francisco passenger train arrived bearing witness to gunfire through the negro district and at the station near the yard. J E Lucas recounts shattered Pullman cars and passengers taking cover as bodies lay outside.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
St. Louis
San Francisco
Tulsa
J. E. Lucas
Tulsa Race Riot Flares Amid Martial Law in Oklahoma City
Riot explodes in Tulsa as 9 000 blacks are placed under guard in camps. Death toll cited between 75 and 175 with 60 negroes and 25 whites killed. National Guard deployed, martial law proclaimed, and arrests made after a black man’s arrest sparked clashes across railroad tracks and a 10 block negro district.
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Oklahoma
Police
Noti
Barrett
Oklahoma City
Convention Hall
Baseball Park
National Guard
Dick Rowland
Bandits Rob Bardstown Whisky Warehouse After Tying Guards
Five armed men cut telephone wires seized seventy five cases of whisky from the T W Samuels Distillery warehouse at Deatsville Bardstown County bound two guards Dick Culver of Bardstown and Logan Burke of Louisville to chairs and a tree and fled in two trucks. Arrests expected and one suspect arrested in Louisville.
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Bardstown
Dick Culver
Logan Burke
Louisville
T. W. Samuels
Deatsville
Leslie Samuels
Lucas
Culver
Burke
Mak
Tyrone
Lawrenceburg
Salvisa
Mercer County
T. S. Samuels
Robert Lucas
Internal Revenue
Covington Diver Kenneth Howe Drowns Near Licking River Mouth
Kenneth Howe 19 of Franklin Indiana drowned while swimming near the Licking River mouth in Covington. Leonard Birdsell Edison Fickell, with Howe as boarders, tried to reach him as third diving attempts failed. Newport youths Raymond LaMasters Arthur Sensell and John Jones pulled the body after about forty minutes. Fire Department pulmotor squad, Dr James P Riffe, and Coroner Dr David W Stephens attended. Howe studied in Cincinnati. his body was sent to an undertaker under Kenton County authorities. Parents were notified.
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Licking River
Covington
Kenneth Howe
Franklin
Ind
Leonard Birdsell
Edison Vap Fickell
Young Street
Cincinnati
Howe
Newport
Raymond LaMasters
Arthur Sensell
John Jones
James P. Riffe
Kenton
David W. Stephens
Kenton County
Clemenceau Captures French Dancing Title
Paris report recalls Georges Clemenceau winning the world amateur dancing championship with partner. News notes that the Tiger’s grandson, son of Michael Clemenceau, is the actual winner.
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Clemenceau
Paris
Georges Clemenceau
the Tiger
Michael Clemenceau
American Legion Probes Subscriptions For Stars and Stripes
American Legion officials opened an inquiry into subscription solicitors for The Stars and Stripes after a well dressed young woman approached William Y. Schellenbach in the Rawson Building offering subscriptions to aid the Legion. Legion members clarified the magazine is privately owned and profits do not benefit ex servicemen or the Legion.
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American Legion
the Stars and Stripes
William Y. Schellenbach
Rawson Building
Fourth
Elm Streets
Stars and Stripes
Schellenbach
Robert T. Bentley Post
George Bienfang
Bentley Post
U. S. May Investigate Excessive Fees Charged Wounded War Veterans
Acting Attorney General Guy D. Goff indicated a Justice Department inquiry into reports that wounded veterans were charged excessive fees by lawyers seeking government assistance. He noted many lawyers would volunteer aid and pledged thorough probes if any Red Cross or allied organization referred veterans to private firms for high charges.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Guy D. Goff
Goff
New York County
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Perry Hall Awarded 500 for Tar and Feather Incident
Perry Hall of Holland received 500 from a jury in Judge Brough's court for injuries from a Libert loan campaign tar and feathering in 1917. Hall had sued Lucas County Commissioners for 1,000.
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Toledo
Perry Hall
Holland
American Killed by Bandits Near Tampico
Emmett Bohannan, an American, was killed by bandits at his home near Tampico Mexico on the night of May 30 according to the American Consul at Tampico reported to the State Department today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampico
Mexico
Washington
Emmett Bohannan
State Department
Martial law in Tulsa as guards seal off Negro quarter
Tulsa Oklahoma declares martial law as Adjutant General Barrett orders all available National Guardsmen to seize control in the Negro quarter. A seven-member military commission forms to rule over 5000 detainees in improvised camps while fires rage and refugees crowd Convention Hall.
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Tulsa
Okla
Tulsa County
C. F. Barrett
J. B. A. Robertson
Oklahoma City
T. D. Evans
Gustafson
Barrett
Stand Pipe
Sunset Hill
City Hall
B. H. Markham
Convention Hall
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Pendleton and
James McHugh
Walnut Hills
Bandits
Silesian
Lawrence
Wilson
Board
David Lawrence
Robertson
Charles W. Daley
Police Department
Homer Cline
Cleo Shumate
Emmett Buckley
Leroy
N. Y
Carl D. Lotseisch
Randall
Kan
F. M. Baker
Haviland
Norman Gillard
Deatsville, Ky
Kentucky
Houth
Indiana
U. S
Greenwood
Ball Park
R. C. Alder
Katy
Greenwood Street
Alcher
Archer
Boston
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