Reorganization of Home Guard Set for July
Cincinnati plans a complete Home Guard reorganization to an active force by July 1 under Col. Charles P. Hake. Some members will stay active, others retire to a reserve list. the plan adds four active battalions and various support units to bolster city protection until a national guard or similar body forms.
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Cincinnati
Hake
Home Guard
United States
Home Guards
Home Easle
Ralph #. Tingle
John En
John .Proctor
John A. Gamphier
Norwood
George Guckenberger
Itt
Weather summary for Ohio Indiana and nearby states
Weather outlook shows generally fair conditions in Ohio and Kentucky with occasional showers south in Indiana and at night. West Virginia remains mostly fair with little temperature change. Temperature readings from multiple stations show highs in the mid 70s and lows near 60s with minimal precipitation.
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Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Jack the Snipper Attacks Dayton Girl in Alley
A Dayton girl living with her mother and grandfather on Fifth Street was attacked Thursday night. She was found unconscious in an alley with her hair cut and a diamond ring damaged, but she could not identify the assailant and no arrest has been made.
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Youngirl
Fifth Street
Dayton
Four Years Later a Lost Boy Returns to New York Family
Albert Natchitz Jr. five years old arrives home in Manhattan with relieved parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Natchitz and two sisters after being cared for by a nurse in Amiens Paris and relatives in Paris for four years. The boy, who speaks only French, was believed dead during the war.
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New York
Albert Natchitz, Jr
Albert Natchitz
St Mark's Place
Manhattan
Albert
Amiens
Paris
United States
Jacques Langman
Brooklyn
America
Pupil Moore Injured As Work Car Strikes Route
Charles Moore of 516 Vine Street was injured in a hospital after a work car struck his arm as he rode in a street vehicle near York Street and Freeman Avenue. The wound broke between the wrist and elbow and he received medical care in the General Hospital receiving ward.
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Charles Moore
Vine Street
General Hospital
Moore
York Street
Freeman Avenue
Man Sent to General Hospital After Flight-of-Hand Arrest
John Clark, 56, homeless, admitted having five needles in his neck taken from a Fifth Street store. Judge Bell ordered hospital care then warned of a 30 day Workhouse term and a $50 fine plus costs if discharged.
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John Clark
General Hospital
Bell
Ine
Fifth Street
New York Curb Market Nets Rascals Charged by DA Swann
The New York Curb Market Association vows to purge worthless stock from curb lists or face city action. District Attorney Swann, amid an oil stock probe, warned the administration may intervene to halt the scheme.
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New -York
New York
Ust
Swann
Movement seeks Christ in Constitution and Thanksgiving Proclamation
A drive to recognize Christ in the U.S. Constitution before 1925 and for President Wilson to acknowledge Christ in the upcoming Thanksgiving proclamation was announced at the National Synod of the Reformed Presbyterian Church in Belle Center near Bellefontaine Ohio.
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Bellefontaine
United States
Wilson
National Synod of the Reformed Presbyterian Church In Convention
Belle Center
Here
Henry Brook narrowly escapes death then injures arm the second time
Henry Brook a 48 year old man of 41382 Georgia street narrowly escaped being struck by an automobile on Hanfield avenue and Kirk road. Less than an hour later he stepped on a loose catch basin lid and sustained a lace rated left arm and bruises to the left thigh.
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Henry
Henry Brookman
Georgia Street
Hanfield Avenue
Kirkroad
Jamaica Ginger Declared Intoxicant by Supreme Court
Augusta Me June 6 Jamaica ginger was declared an intoxicant and unlawful to sell or possess in an opinion handed down by the Supreme Court. Evidence showed Jamaica ginger could be used by ordinary persons as a beverage and in such quantities to produce intoxication.
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Jamaica
Augusta
Supremeurt
Five Hundred Barrels of Beer Dumped Into River
Fremont Ohio June 6 Five hundred barrels of beer valued at eight thousand dollars were emptied into the Sandusky River today by officials of the Fremont Brewing Company and orders from the United States Revenue Department. The beer was in storage when the state went dry.
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Fremont, C
Sandusky River
Fremont Brewing Company
United States Revenue Department
Threatening Cards Sent to Postmaster Traced to Young Man
A demented man recently released from Longview Asylum sent threatening cards to Postmaster Core and other federal officials. He is deemed harmless, but relatives urge immediate return to the asylum for further treatment.
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Core
Longview Asylum
Cleveland legislator surrenders in bribery charges
State Representative Frank Delehanty of Cleveland turned himself in to deputies after grand juries charged him with soliciting and offering bribes to help pass a nonmedical practice bill. He posted 2500 bond and awaits arraignment. possible penitentiary sentence ranges one to ten years.
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Columbus
Frank Delehanty
Cleveland
Franklin County Grand Jury
Delehanty
Howell Wright
Wright
Russell Skeels
Ohio Chiropractic Association
PL Ek. Dempsey
Delehant Y
Sherriff Sack
Trey
Bomb outrages spark debate as U S calm returns
Washington debates the bombing wave linking it to anarchists Bolshevists and German plots while public opinion splits. Some argue it tests liberty others fear government overreach and push for amnesty for wartime dissenters amid calls to curb radical propaganda.
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The
New York Evening Post, Inc
Washington
United States
America
Covington Water Works Restores Reservoir Supply After Repairs
The Covington water system returns to normal as pumps resume full operation and reservoirs gain 10,000,000 gallons. Grand jury probes cause of past neglect, while city officials plan overhaul costs of 10 000 to 12 000 dollars and ongoing improvements to ensure summer supply.
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Covington
Kenton County Grand Jury
Water Works
H.S. Cox
Railroad Administration Posts April Deficit of 59 Million
Director General Hines said the Railway Administration's deficit for April reached about 59 million dollars, bringing four month total to 250 million. He noted no rate increase is planned now due to unsettled conditions and will pursue economy. April net operating income stood at 26 million.
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Washington
Hines
Railroad Administration
Operators threaten nationwide strike over wires return
President S J Konenkamp of the Commercial Telegraphers Union announced a nationwide walkout to oppose the return of wire operations to private control. He said timing and scope were undecided but could affect Postal Telegraph Cable and Western Union systems. Congress criticized Postmaster General Burleson for abolishing the Wire Control Board and shifting management to companies acting as government agents.
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Congress
Department of Justice
United States
Eugene V. Debs
Wilson
Paris
Washington
S. J. Konenkamp
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America
Chicago
Postal Telegraph and Cable Company
Western Union Telegraph and Cable Company
Konenkamp
Western Union Company
Burleson
Wire Control Board
New York
Senate Demand for Treaty Reaches Wilson for Decision
Paris June 6 The American peace delegation in Paris investigates reports that German peace treaty copies have reached New York and are checking issued copies for loss. Berlin is said to be sending photographic treaty copies to US Senators and Representatives as British reporters probe delays in four power council dispatches.
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Paris
Associated Press
New York
Berlin
United States
Council of Four
Lede
Hitchcock
Borah
Lodge
Senate
McCormick
Republican
Illinois
Beerah
World League Emerges to Combat Alcohol Worldwide
Temperance workers gather for the Antisaloon League of America convention in Washington to launch the World’s League Against Alcoholism with four presidents and offices in Washington. Delegates back a global anti liquor campaign and world prohibition efforts.
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Washington
Antisaloon League of America
World's League Against
Lief Jones
London
England
Robert Hereod
International Temperance Bureau
Lausanne
Switzerland
Howard H. Russell
Westerville
Antisaloon League
Emil Vandervelde
Brussels
Belgium
Ernest H. Cherrington
Miles Vokes
Toronto
Canada
Mexico
Japan
Scotland
Ireland
France
Denmark
Australia
New Zealand
Sweden
Czecho-Slovakia
Italy
United States
League
Allied reply to German counter proposals eyed for Thursday
Paris June 6. Allies prepare to present an ultimatum to Germany with a four day limit. Reparations likely to be defined by a supplementary agreement guiding the Reparations Commission rather than fixing a monetary total.
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Paris
Associated Press
Count von Brockdorff- Ranzau
Commissions of Experts
Council of Four
Council
Germany
Army to Use Newspapers for Recruiting Ads
Secretary Baker approved a June expenditure of 185000 for newspaper advertising in fifty five large cities with English language daily papers to recruit soldiers.
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ARMY
Washington
Baker
Ohio suffrage leaders seek ratification June 16
Ohio suffrage leaders plan to press for ratification of the federal suffrage amendment when the General Assembly reconvenes June 16. Mrs Harriet Taylor Upton and Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt will coordinate the effort in Columbus with assurances from legislative leaders to move quickly on the measure.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
Harriet Taylor Upton
Ohio Suffrage Association
Carrie Chapman Catt
New York
American Woman Suffrage Association
Assembly
DC unions allowed parade before Capitol to protest wartime prohibition
Superintendent Woods approves a June 11 demonstration by Washington labor unions before the Capitol opposing wartime prohibition on hot wines and beer. Organizers estimate about 100,609 marchers will participate.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Woods
Capitol Building
Capitol
Senate Votes Swiftly on Germany Treaty Text Inquiry
In a quick session with few senators present, the Senate adopted two measures. Resolutions request the State Department provide the treaty text with Germany and direct the Foreign Relations Committee to probe private copies in New York. A wide inquiry is expected, possibly summoning members of the American peace delegation.
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State Department
Germany
Foreign Relations Committee
New York
Senate
Wilson
Lansing
Paris
White House
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Lodge
Foreign Relations Comittee
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Minnesota
Johnson
California
Borah
Idaho
Haveing
Mix
Massachusetts
HS Ginette
Senator Hitchcock
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