Palmer Strengthens Justice Department Amid Anarchist Threats
Attorney General Palmer outlines a careful, law‑driven response to bomb outrages and anarchist plots. He appoints Frank P. Garvin and William Flynn to lead investigative efforts in New York, pledging strict enforcement of existing laws without new legislation.
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Palmer
Department of Justice
Heds
Nits
Perons
Congress
Washington
Frank P. Garvin
William 4. Flynn
Bureau of Investigation
Garvin
Jerome
New York
New York City
Frank Garvin
Flynn
Department
F. H. Lawson Company Employees Outing Set at Highland Grove
The F. H. Lawson Company annual picnic for employees will be held next Saturday June 14 at Highland Grove. A special train will transport picnickers to and from the outing. Highlights include a boxing exhibition between a soldier and sailor, both returning from overseas, with George F. Galbraith as master of ceremonies and Miss Helen Posey overseeing refreshments and amusements.
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F. H. Lawson Company
Highland Grove
George F. Galbraith
Helen Posey
Police hunt attacker after assault on Mrs Garret at Vine and Elder
Police last night pursued a man believed to be a cigar maker who struck Mrs Henrietta Garret at Vine and Elder streets, knocked her down, and blackened her eye and cut her cheek. Garret works at the Greenwald cigar factory and identified the assailant as a striking cigar maker.
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Henrietta Garret
Vine Street
Vine and
Elder Streets
Country girl confesses W C A theft in Cincinnati
Ruth Stone a 19 year old from Elwood Ind confessed to grand larceny after two $20 money orders disappeared from Miss Annie Caldwell of Paragould Ark at the YWCA. Caldwell had cashed one order and used funds for clothes and food while the other was hidden in the building. Caldwell will prosecute.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Ruth Stone
Elwood
Ind
Daniel Callahan
Annie Caldwell
Paragould
Ark
Caldwell
Arkansas
Cincinnati
Callahan
Police
Water Shortage Relief Plans Include Bond Vote
The article discusses removing political influence from water decisions and creating a permanent commission to control Water Works revenues to pay bonds. Over 1 million has been outstanding for 30 years, with current bonds near 1.5 million and 65 thousand annual interest. A bond issue may be voted this fall to extend an emergency main by 3,000 feet and add a 10,000 gallon pump capacity to the plant.
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Ence
Water Works
Alexander Pike
New Pavilion at 700 Proves Great Success
Stormy weather failed to deter Cincinnati music lovers from using the Zoo pavilion for a concert last night. The shelter built between the band shell and clubhouse kept attendance from dropping, pleasing Zoo manager Miller who feared bad nights would keep patrons away.
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Zoo
Miller
the Zoo
Dr Ziegler Presented With Silver Loving Cup
Dr. Carl Ziegler director of physical education in Cincinnati Public Schools received a silver loving cup at a Chester Park Clubhouse banquet held by local culture teachers. The event capped a Chester outing with a swimming and diving contest earlier in the day and banquet attendance reached forty five teachers.
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Carl Ziegler
Cincinnati Public Schools
Chester Park
Chester
Ziegler
Will the Elephant Guest of Honor at Suffrage Event in Cincinnati
Will the largest elephant in Cincinnati Zoological herd attend a suffrage celebration June 12 at the Zoo honoring Republican support for the suffrage bill. Mrs. Frank Gorman to chair. Miss Peck to head speaker selection.
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Cincinnati
Dinner and Dance for Hospital Nurses Graduates
The graduating class of the General Hospital Nurses Training School was honored at a dinner and dance hosted by the junior class last evening. Miss Laura Logan and supervisor Miss Blanche Pfefferkorn attended as guests of honor amid a large turnout.
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General Hospital Nurses’ ‘Training School
Laura Logan
Blanche Pfefferkorn
Miami
Jo Dental Colleres
Samuel A. Crocker Company
Comecrp
Troopship Movements Reported From New York
On June 6 the 140th Field Artillery under Colonel W C C O Ferrell landed on the Duca d Aosta. Units aboard Santa Cecilia included the 90th Division elements the 11th Machine Gun Battalion and the 348th Field Artillery. Several units are assigned to early return from France including motor transport clothing disinfecting aero and medical units plus signal and hospital detachments and base hospitals with numerous squadron and company designations.
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New York
140Th Field Artillery
W. C C. O'Ferrell
Duca D'Aosta
Santa Cecilia
Ninetieth
Hth
France
Signal Corps
Soldiers Play And Race Though Maimed In War
Wounded heroes from European battlefields, some with one leg or one arm, joined a sports day at Ft. Des Moines. They played baseball and ran events as 2,000 spectators watched despite rain. The one‑armed team won the baseball game 2 to 1 in three innings before rain halted play.
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Des Moines
Ft. Des Moines
Argonne Forest
More Liberal Insurance Planned by Government
Washington reports the Bureau of War Risk Insurance is drafting broader term policies for service members. Policies could be kept for five years after discharge with possible conversion to ordinary life or endowment options at higher premiums. Post office premium payments are likely, and a lump sum payout feature may not be offered despite past approval.
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Washington
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Toll of Tunnel Blast Leaves 90 Dead and 35 Injured
Wilkesbarre June 6 Explosion of five kegs of blasting powder at the Baltimore No. 2 Tunnel of the Delaware and Hudson Company killed ninety men and injured thirty five. State Mine Department inspectors opened an inquiry with testimony about a sagging trolley wire possibly triggering a short circuit igniting the powder.
Dedicatory Exercises for Methodist Children Home at Worthington
At a glance the dedicatory exercises of the Methodist Children Home in Worthington D will occur on June 11 with Bishop William F. Anderson of Cincinnati delivering the dedicatory address. Miss Clare Paddock, Washburn School home economics teacher, on leave, named chief aide in Camp Sherman education department. Board of Education announced. Directors of railroads report petition from Millcreek Valley manufacturers seeking extension of Clark Street Dyle to Carthage Pike.
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Methodists’ Children Home
Worthington
William F. Anderson
Cincinnati
Clare Paddock
Washburn School
Camp Sherman
Board of Education
STR
Culkins
Millcreek Valley
Clark Street
Carthage Pike
Court suspends conspiracy case until July 7
Judge Hollister moved the Cincinnati Socialists draft conspiracy trial to July 7 after removing the jury and ruling the indictment only charged individuals. He ordered a special jury for that date and directed the case start anew, citing prejudicial remarks by the prosecution.
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Cincinnati
Hollister
United States Court
Bolin
Ins
Socialist Party
Ohio
United States
Hammerschmidt
Miss Burke
Socialist Party of the
New York
Home Guards Organized With Local Company Attachments
The plan assigns one company to each battalion with full officers and an option for active or reserve service. Reserve members keep gear and are called only when needed. Active units receive 400 dollars yearly, plus 200 for battalion HQ, with quarterly reports required. Old companies will be designated as first or second platoons in the new structure. Reserve drills optional with 100 dollars yearly support. Officers not reassigned join reserves if desired.
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Council of Administration
Summer Vocational Courses Announced at College of Teachers
The University College of Teachers announced summer vocational training courses running June 23 to July 30. Open to visitors in contact with students and workers. In charge are A J Linke BK L Heusch Jorn bk Arundel and John C Wright.
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College of Teachers
A. J. Linke
BK. L. Heusch
Jorn Bk’. Arundel
John C. Wright
Federal Board
Washington, D. C
Weil's Opinions Sought On Wheat Prices For Bakers
Ben J. Weil of Banner Baking Company is invited by Julius Barnes of the Grain Corporation to a New York meeting Tuesday to discuss protection for bakers. The government price of wheat on the 1919 crop is $2.26 per bushel. A reduction could injure the baking trade.
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Weil
Ben J. Weil
The
Banner Baking Company
Julius Barnes
Grain Corporation of
United States
New York
Harmony Lodge Leads Temple Subscription Drive
The Masonic Temple Committee at the Hotel Gibson reported major contributions from R. K. LeBlond of Linwood Lodge and Braxton W. Campbell of Monitor Lodge at $500 each and Harmony Lodge donating $1,000 via George H. Jattenhorn. Officials expect a surge of returns next week as 50 Captains and 300 workers begin active subscriptions.
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Masonic Temple Committee
Hotel
Gibson
R. K. LeBlond
Linwood Lodge
Braxton W. Campbell
Monitor Lodge
Harmony Lodge
George H. Jattenhorn
Jacob Mendelson
Saul Zielonka
Theodore Mayer
Colonel Hake
Vattier
Carthage
Norwood Lodge
Vattier Lodge
Ryper
Ldward Hake
J. M. Cooper
Meeiing
Protest Over Pogroms Set for June Meeting at Music Hall
A mass meeting will be held at Music Hall on Tuesday evening June 16 to protest pogroms against Jews in Poland. Governor Cox and Mayor Galvin were invited to speak. The nonsectarian gathering formed a permanent organization with Oscar Berman as chairman and Rabbi B. R. Brickner as secretary.
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Music Hall
Poland
Cox
Mayor Galvin
Chamber of Commerce
Frank R. Gusweiler
Michael Mullen
George Thayer
Hugo Hisenlehr
T. J. Davis
Oscar Berman
B. R. Brickner
Alfred Bettman
Jacob Mack
Sam Levy
Alfred Mack
Gusweiler
Thayer
Eisenlohr
Samuel Ach
Philipson
Grossman
Paderewski
House approves repeal of daylight saving law
The Interstate Commerce Committee voted 10 to 8 to favor a bill repealing the daylight saving time rule that changes clocks on the last Sunday in October. An amendment shifted repeal to the October date, avoiding midsummer time shifts and alleged hardships on eastern industrial centers.
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Washington
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Esch
Auto Outing for 2000 Kids Set by Cincinnati Club
The Cincinnati Automobile Club schedules the annual Orphans Outing at Chester Park on Wednesday June 11. An a parade through the city will precede the event with about 490 cars pledged. Over 2,000 children from Cincinnati Covington and Newport institutions will attend and presents are to be sent to Chester Park the day before to be handed to the kids on entry.
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Cincinnati
Covington
Newport
Chester Park
Twelfth Street
Race Street
Fourth Street
Main Street
Eighth Street
Gilbert Avenue
Eden Park
Park Avenue
Chanel Street
Boulevare
Dana Avenue
Readine Road
Rose Hill Circle
Reading Road
Glenwood Avenue
Washington ’Avenue
Forest Avenue
Burnet Avenue
Erkenbrecher
Walnut Hills
Truck Company Sees Record May in Postwar Demand
In a report from a distributor of Republic trucks covering a large territory around Hera, May sales marked the best month in months. Mr. Kelly notes steady month to month gains since the armistice and predicts the motor truck business remains in its infancy with continued growth ahead. Harry F. P. Kelly, president of the company.
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Republic
Hera
Kelly
Eignine
Harry FP
The
One Thousand Cars Short Civil Action Reported
H. lh Gordon and FF Manley of the Cincinnati Oakland Motor Company are named in a brief article segment regarding a car count dispute or shortage. The readable text notes these individuals and their association with the firm.
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H. Lh Gordon
Ll. FF. Manley
The
Cincinnati
Oakland Motor Company
Oakland Car Demand Outpaces Factory Output
In office reports yesterday Mr. Manley and Mr. Gordon discussed the overflow of orders for Oakland cars. Manley leads the drive as he presses for a thousand cars in his territory while the factory runs at full capacity. Dealers flood in with urgent requests.
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Oakland
Poten
Manley
Gordon
Woman Struck by Suburban Truck on Canal and Main
Mrs. Isabell Frecking of 814 East Pearl Street suffered bruises yesterday when struck by a Cincinnati Suburban truck turning from Main Street onto Canal Street. Witnesses say she was crossing Canal Street as the southbound truck turned. she held on to the vehicle and was dragged briefly until the driver, Clarence Pfeiffer of 14 East McMicken Avenue, could stop. Frecking, employed by Economy Drug Co. at Ninth and Main, says the accident was unavoidable.
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Isabbella
Frecking
East
Pearl Street
Cincinnati
Canal and
Main Streets
Canal Street
Main Street
Clarence Pfeiffer
McMicken Avenue
Police court fines driver for speeding on Une Suspendor Bridge
James Cunningham of 737 West Second Street was fined and costs in police court by Judge Beil yesterday. Witnesses testified Cunningham drove his car at forty five miles an hour on Une Suspendor Bridge.
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James Cunningham
West Second Street
Beil
Cunningham
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