Luke McLuke Luke Hastings Dies in Cincinnati Hospital
James S Hastings known nationwide as Luke McLuke died at 12 10 AM at Good Samaritan Hospital after an appendectomy five days earlier. Survived by widow Rose Hastings and four children. born Lowell Mass fifty three years ago. worked in Philadelphia Boston Washington The Washington Post The Enquirer. created Bits of Ly play in 1912.
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James S. Hastings
Luke McLuke
Good Samaritan Hospital
Rose Hastings
E. Schwab
Woodburn Avenue
Mr. Hastings
Hastings
Lowell
Mass
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington, D. C
Washington Post
Cincinnati
The
Enquirer
Freaa
Luke McLuke Jhins
Chicago Tribune
Benttown
Baltimore Sun
Five Tens of Thousands of Bees Swarm Cincinnati
Fifty thousand wandering bees settled in a Cincinnati tree near Fifth and Sycamore yesterday. Police could not act. beekeeper Clifford Muth sprayed the swarm from a plank into a water basket, claiming the bees became common property upon leaving their hive.
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Cincinnati
Fifth and
Sycamore Streets
Clifford F. Muth
Bonaparte Avenue
Mr. Muth
Pair Found Dead in Room from Wood Alcohol in Columbus
In Columbus on June 3 Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hamilton aged 45 and 40 were found dead in their room on East Mound Street. Coroner Murphy ruled alcoholic poisoning from denatured wood alcohol. Police had warned the couple a week earlier about consuming garage purchased denatured alcohol.
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Columbus
Philip Hamilton
Est Mound Street
Advertising Index and Classified Listings Summary
An index page lists multiple advertisers and services such as Grocers Baking Co. Fifth Third National Bank Gidding Women’s Wear Grove’s Laxative Bromo Quinine Mullane Candy Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Pogue’s Men’s Shirts Provident Savings Bank Ralph Green Summer Suits Schaefer Rubber Co Steinkamp Garden Union Savings Bank Vine Street Arena Boxing and Want Ads Classifieds among others. The fragmented OCR shows numerous business names, products, and institutions, indicating a busy classifieds section.
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Cass
Oss Cries
Art
Corcesnes Spesede OG Banner Grocers’ Baking ‘Co
Cctibwese
Wergcurl Oisk, Coreacnsiso di Tetas Ube Beceds
Eave
Claremont Dansant
Hewitt & Mackenbach—Specialists
Roth, Tpo
Kolbe & Co
DRE
SPM
BOOPO
Ciassecrayessrens
James
Pinkham
Pogue’s
Senee Rummeou
Prince & Co
Opticians Provident Savings Bank and
T. Co
Ralph Green
Schaefer Rubber Co
Steinkamp’'s Garden
Stewart Kidd Co
Swift Laboratory
Ge A Synes Union Savings Bank and Trust Co
Vine Street Arena
Wilson's Paint
McA—Educational, Tee Eet
Ewe
Lumberjack Student Lowers Alpha Record at UW
John Nolan, 43, former sailor and lumberjack, studying in the Engineering Department of the Federal Board of Vocational Training at the University of Washington, set a new Alpha intelligence test high of 212 points in 13 minutes. The prior best was 207 by a Yale professor, with the top student score at 206 and the university average at 135.
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Seattle
Wash
John Nolan
Federal Board of Vocational Training
University of Washington
University
Yale
Mimic Warfare Plans Strike on Nine Warships Off Virginia Capes
Publicized orders reveal a joint army navy mock battle to destroy nine German vessels including U-117 U-111 UB-48 destroyers G-102 S-132 U-43 cruiser Frankfurt and battleship Ostfriesland off Cape Charles to Cape Hatteras using aircraft gunfire depth charges and radio controlled moves with staged sinking sequences and staged wrecking party actions by North Dakota and Ohio.
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New York
Army and Navy
Iowa
Virginia Capes
Frankfurt
Ostfriesland
Cape Charles
North Dakota
Ohio
Cape Hatteras
Cape Henlopen
Navy
Army
Board of Observers
Pennsylvania
Finding of Emaciated Body in Boat Reveals Futile Fight for Life
A lone man perished at sea after a drawn out struggle in an open dory twenty five miles east of Highland Light and west of the Georges fish banks. The unidentified 45 year old fisherman was found emaciated with bones of fish at his side and a red marker in the bamboo pole in the stern. Captain Hopkins of the Waltham stated the man had scarce food or water and likely died days after beginning to suffer thirst and hunger.
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Boston
Waltham
Highland Light
Georges
Clifford Hopkins
The
Dem Democratic slate includes three women for council at large
Dr Bonifield heads Cincinnati Democratic ticket for mayor with Captain Morrow as vice mayor. The slate lists William Marschheuser Clerk of Municipal Court and three women Bettie Wilson Frank Gorman Ruth Buddeke along with Julius Samuels John Dempsey and Philip Lanwill. Morrow denied prior rumors before the official announcement.
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Charles L. Bonifield
Cincinnati
Thomas H. Morrow
Bonifield
The
Commercial Tribune
Morrow
William Marschheuser
Frank M. Gorman
Bettie Wilson
Ruth Buddeke
Julius H. Samuels
John C. Dempsey
Philip E. Lanwill
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Good Samaritan Hospital
General Hospital
Captain Morrow
United States
Congress
France
Cotton Mills to Close in England as Wage Talks Fail
Manchester England June 3 Practically 500000 cotton mill operatives in spinning and weaving will cease work tomorrow as no agreement was reached with the Cotton Spinners and Manufacturers Association over a proposed 30 percent wage cut. Employers offered 25 percent instead of 30 but workers refused beyond 12½ percent. They would accept 12½ percent if wages were reviewed in three months.
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Manchester
England
Deadlock in British coal talks as miners reject government plan
London reports a renewed stalemate in the coal dispute as the miners executive rejects government proposals for a national pool or settlement of wages. Owners offer limited concessions including a neutral chaired Conciliation Board and a National Wage Board with final authority. A national delegates conference may be summoned in London next week to seek a fresh mandate.
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London
Lloyd George
Engineer dies attempting to chloroform cat in Paoli
June 3 Philadelphia report says Frank Sanders a Pennsylvania Railroad engineer died today at his Paoli home while trying to chloroform an aged pet cat. The cat scratched and struggled as the chloroform rag was held to its nose and Sanders passed out from fumes. The cat fled.
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Philadelphia
Frank Sanders
Pennsylvania Railroad
Paoli
Souders
Fire at National Shell Factory in Dublin and Civil Unrest
The National Shell Factory in Dublin caught fire at 6 30 PM amid wartime storage of military supplies. Police and troops aided the blaze, with crews saving repair shops though stores were destroyed. A spectator, Katherine Wright, was killed by a shot during a nearby match, and an ambush near Borrisokane, County Tipperary, killed four constables and wounded five.
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Dublin
Associated Press
National Shell Factory
Dublin Castle
Trinity Pe
Nassau Street
Katherine Wright
Kylebeg Cross
Borrisokand
County Tipperary
District police ambushed in Mayo. several killed
In Westport Mayo last night a patrol including District Inspector Stevenson a sergeant and four constables was attacked by about 100 armed men. Six constables held a house until ammo ran out. Three police cars were burned and arms seized. Two wounded are not expected to survive.
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Cork
Stevenson
Westport
County Mayo
Ballybofey
County Donegal
Crown
County Tyrone
Owenkillen
Peace Measure 1 Clear in House Foreign Affairs Vote
The House Foreign Affairs Committee reported the Porter peace resolution by a straight party vote with Democrats opposing and planning to bring it to the floor next Thursday. Republican Mendell said the measure would replace the Knox resolution repealing the war declaration. Flood urged a minority report, signaling near party opposition on the floor.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
Germany
Austria-Hungary
House
Representative Mendell
Wyoming
Senate
Flood
Virginna
Fate of Kidnapped Child Unlearned Five Italians Held
Five Italians are held without bail after arrests in New York connected to the disappearance of five year old Giuseppe Veretta from his parents home in the Italian quarter. Police expect a lead but the boy's fate remains unknown as the child's mother is reported to be in critical condition.
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Associated Press
New York
Giuseppe Veretta
Temperamental Pumps Give Autoists More Gas
The Commerce Department announced an investigation found some gasoline pumps are temperamental. If operated too rapidly they overfill, contrary to popular belief that slower turning yields proper measure. Washington report dated June 3.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Reform model in Southpac Aragon Sil
Montgomery Ala June 3 Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi urged amending the Federal Constitution to echo Confederate principles. He cited extending presidential terms to six years and prohibiting re election and a two thirds Congress vote to restrict federal appropriations. He praised Jefferson Davis as Oliver Cromwell of America and criticized Davis imprisonment.
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Montgomery
Ala
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Harrison
Congress
Confederate Congress
Old South
Jefferson Davis
Davis
Oliver Cromwell
America
Fortress Monroé
Jury duty chaos as Sacco and Vanzetti murder trial nears
In Dedham Mass 500 veniremen failed to form a jury for the Sacco and Vanzetti trial prompting a countywide search. 175 protestors were detained for examination as prospective jurors while Sheriff Capen and deputies managed upset citizens. Italian Consul Ferrante observed proceedings and Fred H Moore sought to represent Sacco though not a licensed Massachusetts attorney. The court delayed ruling on Moore’s status as District Attorney Katzmann pressed to grant recognition.
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Dedham
Mass
Niccola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Norfolk County
Capen
Boston
Marquis A. Ferrante
Sacco
Vanzetti
Italy
Fred H. Moore
Los Angeles
Moore
Massachusetts
Salem
Ettor
Giovanitti
Caruso
Lawrence
State Bar
Thayer
Mr. Moore
Frederick G. Katzmann
Tulsa Riot Ringleaders Sought as Martial Law Ends
Tulsa officials announced they had names of suspected ringleaders in the Tuesday night and Wednesday riots. Adjutant General Barrett would turn arrestees over to civil authorities, and civil law was restored. Plans were laid to rebuild a negro zone as an atonement and example for other cities. A grand jury probe and bar association cooperation were set on the investigation.
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Tulsa
Okla
Barrett
Chamber of Commerce
Committee of Seven
J. B. A. Robertson
Grand Jury
Bar Association
Tulsa County
J. M. Adkinson
Adkinson
Barney Cleaver
O. W. Gurley
High School Civics Class Delights In Federal Court
Thirty high school girls studying civics and history attended a United States Court session on aliens becoming citizens. The janitor found notes they took, revealing their fascination as they asked practical questions about leaving, lunch, and the dullness of the courtroom. The report concludes that high school students can find excitement in court proceedings.
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United States Court
Federal Building
Rosibel
C. D
Willful murder verdict for Stamp in Russell case
Coroner's jury finds Walter Stamp guilty of willful murder and malicious shooting in the Russell family case in Louisville. Catherine Russell, six, identifies Stamp as the shooter amid bright automobile lights. Stamp denies the charges and plans to surrender once his brother returns from Martinsville. Mrs. Russell remains hospitalized with a bullet wound, likely to recover but could lose sight.
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Louisville
Walter Stamp
W. Smith Russell
Russell
Stamp
D. Y. Stamp
Martinsville
Ind
Catherine Russell
T’vee
Little Catherine
Grand Jury
Walter
Man Found Dead on Dump With Jug Beside Him
Roy Grimes twenty years old of 158 Gest street was found on the Gest street dump yesterday afternoon in a stupor with clothes scattered about and a nearly empty jug of wood alcohol beside him. He died en route to the General Hospital. Anderson Hayes, who also lives at 158 Gest street, found him. Hayes said Grimes believed he had found the jug earlier on the dump.
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Roy Grimes
Gest Street
Anderson Hayes
General Hospital
Grimes
Hayes
Milk price cut expected in Springfield by major distributor
Springfield news reports a large distributing company will reduce milk prices soon. The exact new scale wasn’t published, but it will align with Dayton’s cut of 12 cents per quart and 7 cents per pint.
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Springfield
Dayton
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DR. Bunifield Eads Ticret
Gilbert Bettman
Frank Gorman
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United States Playing Card and Printing Company
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Little Miami
Norwood
Norwood Sash and Door Company
Edwards Manufacturing Company
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A. J. Winter
Woodford Road
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Aragon
White House of Confederacy
Black Belt
Cour
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Mrs. Russell
Baby
Courier-Journal
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Third Street
Crutcher & Starks
Fourth and
Jefferson Streets
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Ameile Santinac
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Fountain Ferry Park
Eva
Howard
Third and
Whitney Avenue
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Mr.Russell
Y. Stamp
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