Rail Union Chiefs Meet to Discuss Strike Vote Plan
The railway employees conference in Cincinnati opens to decide how five million unionists will vote on wage cuts proposed by the Railroad Labor Board. A referendum or a special committee may decide whether to strike, with telegraphers possibly leading the referendum. The meeting runs alongside AFL sessions in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Employees’' Department
American Federation of Labor
Railroad Labor Board
Bert M. Jewell
Railway Employees’ Department of the
Palace Hotel
Jewell
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Richelieu Hall
Ninth
Plum Streets
Telegraphers
Washington
Samuel Gompers
Railway Workers’ Convention
Mr. Gompers
John JL. Lewis
United Mineworkers of America
Cincinnati
Warren S. Stone
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
W. G. Lee
Martin Ryan
Kansas City
Carmen
W. S. Carter
Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen
T. C. Cashen
Buffalo
Switchmen's Union of America
Delegates Arrive in Cincinnati for Labor Meetings
Several score of delegates will travel into Cincinnati this week to attend multiple conferences ahead of the American Federation of Labor event. The gatherings will prepare for the larger labor meeting and coordinate schedules among union representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
A. F. of L
Why Humans Seek Reasons Across Science to Explain
A concise exploration notes that human nature drives the search for reasons behind events. It surveys how science treats causality and the impulse to understand outcomes. The passage emphasizes curiosity as a fundamental driver of inquiry.
Wages to be settled by arbitration for Cincinnati Traction workers
The Cincinnati Traction Company and its 1500 employees will settle wage disputes by arbitration after workers rejected a 10 percent cut. Judge Samuel W. Crawford of East Liverpool, named by the Ohio Industrial Commission, will arbitrate. The proposed scale cuts motormen and conductors to 45 cents and 29 cents for card tenders, with other workers at 29 to 35 cents per hour.
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Cincinnati Traction Company
Samuel W. Crawford
East Liverpool
Ohio Industrial Commission
Judge Crawford
Arbutter
Ohio
Ireland
Crawford
Columbiana County
Grover Cleveland
Prisoner Confesses to Killing Koznin in Dayton
Dayton police took Walter Daniels, 17, into custody at noon and say he confessed to killing Paul Koznin, 37, Saturday night. Daniels claimed Koznin attacked him from behind, struck him with a knife, and threatened him before the fatal blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Walter Daniels
Paul Koznin
Koznin
Daniels
Judge Johnson to enter race for governorship
Columbus Ohio June 5 Judge James G Johnson an Associate Justice of the Ohio Supreme Court says he will seek the Democratic nomination for governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Johnson
Columbus
James G. Johnson
Ohio Supreme Court
Women for Thompson Organize in Cuyahoga County
The Women's Thompson for Governor Committee of Cuyahoga County was organized in Cleveland on June 5. Similar groups are planned across Ohio to back Colonel Carmi A. Thompson of Cleveland for the Republican gubernatorial nomination.
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Cleveland
Bullet Through Window at Towne Regrinding Shop
Joseph A. Tonne of Towne Regrinding and Machinery Company reported to police that at 4 30 yesterday a shot was fired through a shop window and the bullet lodged in the wall after passing through a calendar.
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Joseph A. Tonne
Towne Regrinding and Machinery Company
West Canal Street
Heat Death in Boston Marks Hottest Day of Season
Boston reports one heat death and multiple heat prostrations as the city endures the season's hottest day. Officials remind residents to seek shade and stay hydrated amid the heat wave.
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Boston
Mayoral Accord Spurs Republican Street Plans
Mayor George P. Carrel and Councilman Edward E. Kellogg reached a consensus to push street improvements as budget allows, opposing bond-funded spending. Party leaders named indorsements for lieutenant governor, congress, and other offices, with women expected to capture several lower-house seats.
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Strand
Walnut Street
George P. Carrel
Edward E. Kellogg
Carrel
Kellogg
Street Committee of Council
Republican Organization
R. K. Hynicka
William H.chatfield
Nicholas Longworth
Congress
Flest
A. E. B. Stephens
Robert A. Taft
State Senate
Taft
John E. Morris
P Ders
Ford Bader
Richard Witt
Cal Crim
Louis M. Capelle
Charles Bell
Bell
Capelle
W. E. Hess
Edward S. Beaman
George W. Tibbles
Harry Federman
Jacob Krollman
D. C. Handley
Brockhart Leads Iowa Senate GOP Primary
Des Moines Iowa June 5 Smith Brockhart led with more than 35 percent of the vote from the first sixty precincts in the 2348 Iowa precincts reporting in the Republican nomination race. Ballot totals showed Brockhart 3748 Pickett 1910 Thorne 1183 Francis 911 Sweet 867 Stanley 378. A light vote raised uncertainty over whether any candidate would reach the 35 percent threshold required for nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Smith Brockhart
Iowa
Brockhart
Charles E. Pickett
Clifford Thorne
L. E. Francis
B. E. Sweet
M. Stanley
Taxicab drivers oppose new city ordinance provisions
Drivers and funeral car owners appeared before a City Council committee led by Al Rager to object to bond requirements for drivers. They praised the rest of the ordinance, praised license standards set by the Taxicab Commission, and opposed visible chauffeur photos in cars. Amendments will be reviewed by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
al Rager
Council Chamber
C. C. Benedict
Taxicab Commission
Council Committee For
Carrel Installs Officers of Women's Rotary Club
Mayor George Carrel installed the newly elected officers of the Woman's Rotary Club after a meeting at the Hotel Gibson. Officers include Dr. Bertha C. Lietze as President Hat tie N. Ochs as First VP Elsie Schumacher as Second VP Edythe Cowte as Recording Secretary Margaret Waldman as Corresponding Secretary Alma Beise as Financial Secretary Laura Cassedy as Treasurer Julia M. Detchen as Registrar Lucille Alexander and Hermine Mithoefer as Auditors. Mithoefer was the sole Independent ticket member elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carrel
Woman's Rotary Club
Hotel
Gibson
Bertha C. Lietze
Hattie N. Ochs
Elsie Schumacher
Edythe Cowte
Margaret Waldman
Alma Beise
Laura Cassedy
Julia M. Detchen
Lucille Alexander
Hermine Mithoefer
Miss Mithoefer
Pioneer A. P. Operator Dies of Heart Disease
L. D. Stanley, one of the first Associated Press telegraph operators since 1885, died at 71 in Indianapolis of heart disease. He retired in 1921 after 52 years as a telegrapher, helped install Kansas City’s first telephone system in 1879, and was among the early middle west users of a telegraph typewriter in 1886.
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Indianapolis
Ind
L. D. Stanley
Associated Press
Stanley
Kansas City
Middle West
Press Association
East Pittsburgh Radio Broadcast Schedule on KDKA
Pittsburgh June 5 East Pittsburgh radio station KDKA will broadcast today with Cincinnati time listed. Programs include baseball scores news stock reports talks and a Rotary address followed by a music program and multiple songs by Berg's String Entertainers and Robert L. Rice with Elizabeth Sanderson accompanist.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
KDKA
New York Stock Exchange
Co. H. ‘Garwood
Benjamin Bunny
Uncle Wiggily
Thettsburgh
Allen D. Albert
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Westinghouse Technical
Union High School
Turtle , Creek
Arlington
Robert L. Rice
Elizabeth Sanderson
Berg
C. J. Berg
Mer
Tennessee
Sere Homeberg
Robert L. Tice
Schumann Robert L. Tice
Hilo
Sanderson
Armourer
DeKoven
Fryar
Shield Grow
Rebecca, Kalua
Kahola
Honolulu Eyes
Unfairness in Bethlehem Lackawanna Merger Warned
The Federal Trade Commission filed a formal complaint against Bethlehem Steel and Lackawanna Steel, alleging unfair methods of competition in their recently effected merger. A July 24 hearing will determine legality, with further reports on related three company mergers to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Lackawanna Steel Company
Senate
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Commission
Department of Justice
Bethlehem-Lackawanna
Midvale Steel Ad Ordnance Company
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Inland Steel Company
Kinsey Company Machinery Exposition Opens Tomorrow
The E. A. Kinsey Company hosts a four day exposition of tools machinery and accessories at 335 West Fourth Street starting tomorrow. Factory executives purchasing agents and foremen are invited along with engineering students from the University of Cincinnati and technical high schools. No sales will be attempted. Large firms from the East and West will participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Kinsey Company
West Fourth Street
University of Cincinnati
Restaurateurs Predict Largest Ohio Convention
J. O. Mills predicts the June 14 15 Ohio Restaurateurs convention will be the largest and most important yet. Mills from Columbus reports strong turnout with attendees from Ohio Kentucky West Virginia and Indiana. he will preside over sessions with Fred H. Weiss chairing.
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Restaurateurs
Ohio Association
J. O. Mills
Mills
Columbus
Fred H. Weiss
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Boy Missing From Home In June Described As 8 Years Old
James White, eight, has vanished from 4932 Hamilton Avenue since June 1. He stands four feet tall, weighs about 60 pounds, with a dark complexion, black hair, brown eyes, and was last seen wearing a blue suit, white waist, blue cap and tan shoes. Father Felix White filed the report with police on June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James White
Hamilton Avenue
Felix White
Harding Opens Campaign Push for Merchant Marine Bill
President Harding faces a Congressional showdown to keep Congress in session until a ship subsidy bill passes. He argues the merchant marine act is vital, warning that delay harms American industry and the seas trade. The bill envisions government aid, private operation profits, and a ten-year ramp to 260 million dollars, with 50 percent excess shared with the treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Congress
Gabel
Cok
Wilson
Albert D. Lasker
Shipping Board
Senate
House
Mondell
Republican Congress
Cincinnati in Rotogravure aims to boost city trade
The Commercial Tribune plans a special rotogravure edition to showcase Cincinnati as a premier manufacturing and commercial hub. Frank J. Payne will head the project with headquarters at the Tribune Building to recruit business firms and distribute thousands of copies to chambers of commerce and trade groups.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
California
The
Commercial Tribune
Frank J. Payne
Payne
St. Louis
Chambers of Commerce
Rotary
Ford hints at presidential run if people demand
Henry Ford privately indicated to Dearborn Henry Ford for President Club members that he would run for president if the nation desires him, but he would not spend money to seek nomination. Kronberg, club leader, said Ford would be receptive to a peoples demand and a club committee may request him after tomorrows meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Associated Press
Henry Ford
William T. Kronberg
Dearborn
Kronberg
Ford
Chub
Hyde Park and Mt Lookout M E Church Merger Dinner
Hyde Park M E Church hosts a dinner celebrating debt cancellation to discuss merging with Mt Lookout M E Church. Mt Lookout members will attend as guests. Bishop Anderson and Rev Dr Wehrly are slated speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park M. E. Church
Mt. Lookout M. E. Church
Hyde Park Church
Mt. Lookout M. EB. Church
Bishop Anderson
Wehrly
Local man given jail term for wife beating
Dennis Mulcahy of 1703 Sycamore Street was sentenced to thirty days in jail and a $50 fine plus costs by Judge Joseph H. Woeste in Police Court after being found guilty of beating his wife. The judge remarked, I need a vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Mulcahy
Sycamore Street
Joseph H. Woeste
Mulcahy
Cincinnati Radio Concert Tonight Broadcast by Crosley
The Crosley Manufacturing Company presents a Cincinnati radio concert tonight from Northside at 8 p.m. featuring Mrs. Frank Peters and J. C. Tonnies. The program includes vocal solos, piano accompaniments, and selections from opera and musical pieces with Aeolian reproducing piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosley Manufacturing Company
Northside
Frank Peters
J. C. Tonnies
K. H. Beach
Mary Higbee
Vonainson
Cliff Hess
Aeolian
Frank Wong
Harrison
Banta
Bentz
Caro Nome
Verdi
Frank ‘Banta
J.C. Tonnies
Frank Feters
Aeolian Wuo-Art
J. Cc. Jonnies
Main Street Merchants Plan Annual Dinner and Evening Show
Members of the Main Street Merchants Association and their families will hold their annual dinner at the Zoo tonight followed by Civic and Vocational League entertainment. President A G Rist presides with E J Wuest as committee chair. Irene D Cornwell directs the league outing with a drama in the afternoon and the motion picture The City Beautiful. Bachman’s Band concert and Zoo Ice Show have reserved seats for both groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street Merchants’ Association
Civic and Vocational League
A. G. Rist
E. J. Wuest
Merchants
Irene D. Cornwell
the City Beautiful
League
Bachman
Zoo
Prohibition Officers Arrest Two Men in City
Federal agents yesterday arrested Henry Scheve at 2129 West Eighth Street for possessing three bottles of whisky. He is to be tried before Justice Barth. Herbert Sharp was arrested on a charge of transporting a stolen automobile from Gillespie Illinois to this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Scheve
West Eighth Street
Justice Barth
Herbert Sharp
Gillespie
Valentino Bigamy Charge Dismissed by Los Angeles Court
The judge dismissed the bigamy complaint against actor Rodolph Valentino after a preliminary hearing finding insufficient evidence of cohabitation. The case hinged on Valentino’s Mexicali marriage to Natacha Rambova and his interim decree from Jean Acker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Rodolph Valentino
Justice of the Peace Handy
Mexicali
Mexico
Valentino
Winifred de Wolf-Shaunessy-Hudnut
Natacha Rambova
Palm Springs
Cal
Here
Jean Acker
Hanbey
Justice Hanley
Grand Jury
Miss Rambova
Acker
Rambova
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Railway Employees’ Brotherhoods
Building Trades Division
Linton Hotel
W. J. Spencer
National Construction Council
Secretary of Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
James O’connel
Metal Trades Division
Metal Trades
Adolph Kummer
Central Labor Council
Linton
Ohio National Guard Armory
Freeman Avenue
Fleischmann's
Fleischmann
Dwinger
East Sixth Street
WOMEN
Thompson
Carrel and
Women’s Rotary Club
A. P. Operator
Atca
Federal Commission
Bethlehem and Lackawanna Companies
Lawrence
David Lawrence
Rotogravure
Cincinnati Radio
Digamy
Ater
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Santa Fe
Las Vegas
New Mexico
G. Burnett
Ae Eeee
Neave
Grand Canyon Line
Wagner
Opticians
Optometrists
East Fifth ST
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