Tariff Debate Echoes Past as Senators Clash
Indiana Senator rails against past predictions of distress under tariff measures and cites historical data from Dingley and Payne Aldrich acts. Senator Simmons accuses his speech of dwelling on dead issues and warns that protectionist aims rely on domestic competition damaged by trusts and high rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senate
Indiana
Watson
Simmons
North Carolina
Mars
Tariff Means Lower Prices Says Longworth at Merchants Meeting
Congressman Nicholas Longworth defended the American tariff plan before Retail Merchants Association members at the Hotel Gibson. He argued tariffs lower long term costs via competition, discussed valuation methods, and criticized the Smoot plan as potentially unconstitutional while noting Senate delays and differences between House and Senate duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Longworth
Retail Marchants’ Association
Hotel
Gibson
Longworth
Ward Peters case last suspect eliminated by Philadelphia police
Philadelphia police cleared John Cienzo as a suspect in the Ward Peters killing. He is not the wounded "Jack" New York police seek, but officials say he is involved in trouble, avoiding a clear story and attempting to escape. The ongoing case includes inquiries into Jackson's status and various bail and witness issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
McCarthy
Cunningham
Stamford
Jackson
Weeke
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Police Today
John Cienzo
Ward- Peters
Clarence Peters
Jack
New York
Supreme Court rules labor unions liable to antitrust law
The court held unincorporated labor organizations can be sued under the Sherman act for acts during strikes, upholding that District No. 21 and allied unions are liable for strike-related damages while international bodies may be spared for lack of evidence of direct involvement. The decision allows use of union funds to satisfy judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mineworkers of América
Arkansas
Supreme Court
International Union Or
International Board of the United Mineworkers
International Union
District No. 21
Bache-Denman
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Treasury of
United Mineworkers of America
The
Taft
Braceha
Obituaries and funeral notices from Cincinnati area 1922
A string of death notices and funeral details list bereaved families and services across Ohio and Kentucky. Entries include Henrietta Christopher of Jacksonville Florida interment in Florida, Louis Felix of Fairmount. Sarah Feiss, Bessie Lahman, William Maag, James Massa, C F McHenry, Mary Elizabeth Perin, Clara Schramm, Mary Ford Shipley, Jacob Waldman, and others with service times, locations, and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher
Claremont
N. H
Henrietta
John G. Christopher
Jacksonville
Fla
R. M
Mary Colegate
Cincinnati
Florida
Felix
Louis J
Catherine Felix
Harrison and
Westwood Avenues
Feiss
Sarah W
Leopold Feiss
Grandview Avenue
Buria
Lahman
Bessie Warner
Nigman
John
Evergreen Cemetery Chapel
Perin
Mary Elizabeth Perin
Lyman Perin
Vance Prather
Robson Avenue
Thomas, Ky
Shipley
Mary Ford
Thomas C. Shipley
Elm Avenue
Wyoming
Schramm
Clara
Nee Kentrup
Dr. A. Schramm
Madison Avenue
Covington
Mother of God Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Waldman
Jacob
Delaney Street
Northside
Sanitary Aesthetic Modern Cremation Service Ad
Cremation Co lists sanitary and aesthetic options at 519 Union Central Building with a free chapel and booklet offered through M 3096 search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cremation Co
Union Central Bidg. M
Undertakers New Funeral Home Ad
Non-sectarian funeral service by Busse Borgmann Co at 1817 Freeman Avenue with three chapels. Auto ambulance provided. Mrs Mullen and any embalmer available. No charges. Phones West 459 and 439.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Funeral Home
P.mullen
Gilbert Av. Wolbin
Mullen
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
West
J. L. Phillips Arrested in War Materials Inquiry
Government warrant issued amid grand jury sessions for a lumber sales contract dating to February 25 1919. Phillips and partner John Stephens named as agents with 12 percent commission and no extra compensation, with evidence presented by War Department and War Industries Board officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
H. W. Anderson
Virginia
Borchart
Crim
Phillips
Grand Jury
Department of Justice
War Department
War Industries Board
War Service Committee
John Lewis Phillips
John Stephens
Kentuckian Aged 84 Father of 33d Child and Seven Marriages
HARLAN Ky June 5 Arrival of a baby at the home of Robert Baker a dairyman four years old was announced today The newcomer marks the thirty third time Mr Baker has become a father Mrs Baker 35 is his seventh wife They have been married fourteen years The seventh Mrs Baker has presented her husband with eight children
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Harlan, Ky
Robert Baker
Veterans Bureau to Build New Chillicothe Hospital
Washington June 5 Director Forbes announced a new Veterans Bureau building at Chillicothe Ohio to treat disabled soldiers. The five hundred bed facility will be on government land and cost 1 500 000 dollars.
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Washington
Veterans’ Bureau
Chillicothe
Forbes
Pepper Urges Baker as Committee Head in Pennsylvania
Senator George Pepper and Major David Reed urged W. Harry Baker of Harrisburg to be Chairman and Mrs. Barclay Warburton of Philadelphia to be Vice President of the Pennsylvania State Committee in a letter to the state committee.
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Washington
W. Harry Baker
Harrisburg
Barclay H. Warburton
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State Committee
State Committee
George Wharton Pepper
David H. Reed
Crow
Shipwreck survivors reduce death toll
Buenos Aires June 5 A dispatch from Posadas reports many survivors from the steamer Villa Franca which burned and sank in the Parana River on Sunday The report also notes other survivors along the Paraguayan Coast This would seem to lessen the earlier death toll estimate of eighty
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Buenos Aires
Associated Press
la Nacion
Posadas
Villa Franca
Parana
Cabinet Resigns Under Tokyo Premier Takahashi
The cabinet of Prime Minister Takahashi resigned in Tokyo on June 5, the Associated Press reports. The move follows ongoing political strain and sets the stage for a possible reshuffle or new leadership in Japan.
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Tokyo
Associated Press
Takahashi
Weather Summary and Temperatures Across U.S. Stations
The report lists temperatures and precipitation for stations including Boston Kansas City New Orleans Omaha Galveston San Francisco Nashville The Pas S Marie Winnipeg and notes generally fair warm weather across Ohio West Virginia Indiana Kentucky Tennessee for Tuesday and Wednesday. The Cincinnati Weather Bureau record for June 5 1922 shows highs of 85 and 81 and lows of 68 with rainfall totals around 0.5 inches.
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Boston
Kansas City - Melee
New Orleans
Omaha
Galveston
S. Francisco
Nashvile
the Pas
S. S. Marie
Winnipeg
Ohio
West Virginia
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Weather Update From Davis Island and Wheeling Ports
River at Davis Island Dam 11.2 feet and rising with cloudy skies. In Wheeling the river stands at 9 feet (pool stage) with clear conditions.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Davis Island Dam
Wheeling
Marriage Licenses Listed With Names and Residences
A long list of marriage licenses includes Charles H. McGowan of Pittsburgh and Ruth E. Bevin Hartwell among many couples. Also named are Paul Pierce, Martha Brune, Harold Schrenker, Emma Tillotson, Herbert Harden, Bernard H. Wess, Natalié M. Bishop, Arthur Steckmeyer, Ursula Bohnen, Charles Heareth, Marie A. Meyer, Albert J. White, Wilbert E. Dunn, Frances Skryned, Edwin P. Bro, Elsie Mairhree, Roscoe Murray, Ethel Holland, Yancy Lytle, Agnes Judd, Samuel I. Sloan, Ethel C. Hoppe, Edward Curd, Mabel White, Joseph Michels, Anna Bauer, Charles Norwood, Ruth Braxter, Addie Kumpf, Walter Cohen, Alma Brown, and others. Addresses span various Cincinnati areas including W. McMicken, Trinity Court, Detroit-style roads, and Spring Grove avenues.
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Charles H. McGowan
Pittsburgh
Ruth E. Bevin
Hartwell
Paul Pierce
Martha Brune
Harold Schrenker
W. Liberty
Emma Tillotson
York St
Herbert S. Harden
Lockland
Bernard H. Wess
Edwin P. Bro
Els'e
Maihree
Roscoe Murray
Ethel Holland
Yancy Lytle
Agnes Judd
Samuel I
Sloa
Ethel C. Hoppe
Edward Curd
Mabel White
Joseph Michels
St. Anna
St. Addie Kumpf
O. Walter BE. Cohen
Alma Brown
Edgar St
Births in City Various Couples Welcome Newborns
Birth announcements list new arrivals from BUCHERT, HUBOR, JACKSON, JHNNINGS, KRUEGER, MAYS, MUFF, ORLANDO, PRONTY, SAWTELLE and SWEITZER with parents and addresses. Included are multiple boys and girls born to two-parent households on East Third Street Fairbanks Avenue and other city streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchert
Paul and
Edith
East Eighth Street
Hubor
Elmer and Marie
Fairbanks Avenue
Jackson
William
Deble
East Third Street
Jhnnings
Charles and
Imogene
Andrews Avenue
Eeeee
Myrtle
State Avenue
Krueger
William and
Pearl
Back Street
Mays
Theodore
Irene
Amy Avenue
Muff—Albert and
Isabella
Halstead Street
Orlando
Samuel and
Mary
West Fourteenth Street
Pronty
Don and
Eley
Trimble Avenue
Sawtelle
Charlies and
Helen
Paddock Road
Sweitzer
John and
Sophia
Kossuth Street
Wietlisback
Charley and
West Liberty Street
Street Car Line To Erlanger Planned With Donations
A meeting disclosed a plan to build a street car line along the right of way to Erlanger. Clifford Shinkle pledged part of his property and $5,000 to the company, with others contributing rights of way and cash. Earl and A R Carran and Paul Hesser also promised donations, plus a total of about $20,000 in cash. An incorporation step will be pursued next Friday as stock sales are expected to fund the project. Erlanger lies eight to nine miles from Covington and would be as accessible as Cincinnati suburbs.
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Clifford Shinkle
Dixie Highway
Paul Hesser
Erlanger
Covington
Cincinnati
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American Woolen Company
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Adolph M. Jordan
Walnut St
Bet
Dixie Terminal
Grand Stand
Walter
Lois Wilson
Lila Lee
T.roy Barnes
Tully Marshall
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Leatrice Joy
Bachelor Daddy
Pola Negri
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Rubyo DeRemer Deluxury
Cin Person
Wallace Reid
Theo. Roberts
Capitol News
Capitol Orchestra
Teddy Hahn, Jr
Grand Opera House
Harry Carey
Sue
Marie Prevost
Miss Prevost
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Miss Winifred Hudnut
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Marion Davies
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Town” Heroes
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FOX News
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Stuart Walker Co
Arthur Albertson
Mamma
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Nepathe Review
Carter de Haven
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