Former Senator Under Fire As A Lobbyist
Senate debate centers on tariff bill with Henry F. Lippitt accused of seeking higher duties for personal gain. Senator Harrison accuses Republican plan to delay action to kill the bill in conference after November elections. House and Senate clash over Dingley era protections while casein duties draw protest from coated paper industry.
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Washington
Henry F. Lippitt
Rhode Island
Finance Committee
Senate
Harrison
Mississippi
Watson
Indiana
House
Lippitt
Ashurs
Arizona
Willis
Ohio
King
Utah
Jay
Senate Finance Committee
Nationwide Rail Strike Vote Ordered by Union Leaders
The United States Railroad Labor Board ordered wage cuts of 7 cents an hour for shop mechanics and 9 cents for freight car men, affecting about 400 000 workers and saving railroads roughly 60 million dollars annually. Minority members condemn the decision as ignoring pleas for a living wage and human needs.
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Chicago
Associated Press
United States Railroad Labor Board
Albert C. Wharton
W. L. McMenimen
Albert Phillips
Carmen
B. M. Jewell
Railway Employees’ Department
Palace Hotel
Jewell
Labor Board
Machinists’ Union
Boiler Makers’ Union
Tay
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroad Labor Board
Morrow Named District Attorney for Southern Ohio
D. Q. Morrow of Hillsboro Ohio has been selected as District Attorney for the Southern District of Ohio to succeed James Clark of Cincinnati. The appointment, made at a conference in Washington, is to be sent to the Senate by the President soon. Morrow, who arrived from Germany on law business, has not been a prior candidate and will accept the post. Hynicka lauds Morrow as an exceptional attorney and ready for the job, noting his long Republican leadership and county prominence.
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Germany
Cincinnati
Willis
Internal Revenue
Ohio
Hynicka
Morrow
R. K. Hynicka
Hamilton County
Republican Executive Committee
Hillsboro
Ratliff
Staggenberg
Hard Coal Miners Refuse Wage Offer Plan New Proposals
In Hazleton Pennsylvania on June 6 members of the anthracite miners General Scale Committee unanimously rejected the arbitration offer from hard coal operators. The group will continue wage talks and has directed a sub committee to draft a counter proposal to be submitted to the General Scale Committee tomorrow.
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Hazleton
Women oppose Washington C H boxing bout with Jack Johnson
A petition bearing over 1300 Washington C H women asks that the July 4 boxing match between Tut Jackson and Jack Johnson be canceled. Mayor Dahl will consider the request but officials say he will not block the fight. Promoters plan an arena for 15 000 to 20 000 spectators and will begin preparations.
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Washington C. H., O
Washington C. H
Condition of Bishop Kilgo Deteriorates in Memphis
In Memphis on June 6 the health of Bishop John C. Kilgo of the Methodist Episcopal Church South grew worse after days of improvement. A physician bulletin stated there was no essential change, noting he is very prostrated and extremely weak.
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Memphis
Tenn
John C. Kilgo
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Index to Advertisements in The Globe
A fragmented list of businesses and services appears in the index of advertisements. Names include Cincinnati Salvage Co Ehrrich Paint Co The National City Co Philip Carey Co Mabley & Co The Baldwin Piano Co John Shillito Co Wallingford's Coffee Stores and others along with assorted notices and want ads.
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Cincinnati Salvage Co
Ehrrich Paint Co
The
National City Co
Ted the
Philip Carey Co
Cen Cedss
St Nees Gidorpeseveveiosbens
Mabley & Catew CO
Ics Bessewecerens Standard of Co
Union Gas & Electric Co
Fifth-Third National Bank
Charles E. Smith & Sons
Financial— Co. Loth
Sun Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Eee
Fecott Poor Sane
Baldwin Piano Co
John Shillito Co
Wallingford’s
Mueshalas
Sean Eesensens
Amusements
Dietrich's Clubhouse Hob
Ssasone
Sete
Hans eMail Oes Irwin
Ballmann & Co
Fleischmann’s Yeast Baage
Baltimore & Ohio
Dunlap Clothes Shop
Eeenes Eagle Savings & Loan Assa
TOG Agia Nes
Globe Automobile Co Noir
Vis
Syndell and Staggenberg Sentenced to Long Terms
John Sydell and Charles Staggenberg were sentenced to 25 and 15 years respectively for robbing payrolls linked to the A Nash Company. Erwin Leischer drew 20 years for payroll robberies tied to three incidents. Judge Roettinger overruled a new trial motion and noted a city crime wave and moral breaches in his remarks.
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Sydell and
Staggenberg
Leischer
John Sydell
Charles Staggenberg
A. Nash
Stanley C. Roettinger
Erwin Leischer
Roettinger
Frank
Mike Solderits
Raymond Ratliff
Sydell
Sprinklers Put Out $10,000 Fire at Covington Plant
A fire of undetermined origin caused about 10000 dollars in damage to the Liberty Cherry plant at Lincoln and Scott streets Covington Monday night. Automatic sprinklers, not linked to the fire department, sufficed to control and spray through the night and were reported by Ed E. Walker, an insurance agent.
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Liberty
Lincoln
Scott Streets
Covington
Ed E. Walker
Judge's Order Enables Ward Wife Questioning
In White Plains on June 6 District Attorney Weeks praised a court ruling allowing questioning of Mrs. Walter S. Ward by the grand jury regarding the May shooting of Clar Peters by her husband. Other witnesses, including Ward family members and investigators, were questioned as the probe continues with Cunningham seeking bail.
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White Plains
N. Y
Walter S. Ward
Supreme Court
Morschauser
Grand Jury
Clar— Peters
Ward
Cunningham
Weeks
Funeral for Lillian Moore Draws High Profile Escort
In Pittsburgh during June 6 events tributes flood in for Lillian Moore once known as Lillian Russell. U S Marine guard escorts her body from Trinity Church to cemetery with 107th Field Artillery and American Legion firing squad. Notables including Secretary James J Davis and President Harding express condolences.
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Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Lillian ‘Russell Moore
Lillian Russell
Harding
United States Marines
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
National Vaudeville Association
Keith Enterprises
R. C. Burnside
Producing Managers’ Association
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Howard Chandler Christy
Moore
Pittsburgh Post Office
Drownings Tie To Courage as Student Rescues Wife
Dayton reports Earl Williams a 19 year old Steele High School student drowned in the Miami River while trying to save his wife, formerly Betty Powell, and Carrie Riley, also a Steele student. The canoe capsized and Williams, an excellent swimmer, could not be saved. Williams had married secretly three months prior. The wife and Carrie Riley reached shore though both cannot swim.
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Dayton, O
Earl Williams
Steele
Miami River
Misa Betty Powell
Leroy Stauffer
Neal Avenue
Columbus
Carrie Riley
Williams
The
Steele High School
Dayton Cashier Accused of Embezzling Funds
Harvey L. Henderson a cashier and bookkeeper for Brien Green and Company Brokers was arrested on a warrant charging embezzlement of 3600 dollars. Police say the amount may reach 10000 dollars and the thefts extend over about a year.
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Dayton, O
Harvey L. Henderson
Brien, Green and Company
Mayor Oles Quits Gubernatorial Bid for City Duty
Youngstown Ohio June 6 Mayor George L Oles withdraws as Independent candidate for Governor saying the city needs him and private business pressure prevents campaigning He vows a drive in Youngstown against bootleggers gamblers and human parasites and to wage war on spendthrift politics.
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Youngstown
George L. Oles
Jury Indicts 9 Boys in Westend Death Case
Nine youths charged with involuntary manslaughter in the Westend beating death of Carlos Stanley 17 after he called on a girl. The indictment follows the May 21 incident and each suspect remains out on $1,000 bail.
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Atlanta
Carlos Stanley
Westend
Fulton County Grand
Stanley
Dignity of Earl of Ypres Granted to Viscount French
King George today conferred the hereditary title Earl of Ypres on Field Marshal Viscount French. The official announcement appeared in The Official Gazette.
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London
Associated Press
United Kingdom
Earl of
Coal price set at 3 50 a ton to aid consumer
In Richmond Indiana June 6 Herbert Hoover secretary of commerce announced a government price of 3 50 a ton on coal at the mine to help consumers avoid paying 12 50 a ton. He spoke at the Earlham College founding celebration saying the price is just in certain sections and can be enforced if the public supports it. Hoover declined comment on food administration charges against Senator Reed.
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Richmond
Ind
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Earlham College
Hoover
Food Administration
Senator Reed
Missouri
Movie vampire fades from screen audience wants cleaner films
Chicago June 6 motion picture theater owners heard that the vampire figure with white makeup green eyes jade earrings is gone and will no longer fascinate on the screen. The public now wants heroines like Little Eva: young innocent and guileless. William J. Sweeney said the modern heroine must be young inexperienced and appealing, and the public is demanding cleaner films.
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Chicago
Eva
William J. Sweeney
Traction Company Officials and Union Hint at Settling Wages Without Arbitration
Cincinnati traction company officials and Street Car Men's Union leaders suggest they may settle wage disputes without arbitration. Union president Julius Luchsinger and company VP Walter Draper say a conference could avert a board, but no talks have begun while President Schoepf recovers. Officials oppose a 10 percent wage cut, arguing it would force higher streetcar fares, and both sides seek a direct agreement if possible.
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Traction Company
Cincinnati Traction Company
Julius Luchsinger
Walter Draper
W. Kesley Schoepf
Schoepf
Draper
Luchsinger
Car Men’s Union
William Jerome Kuertz
Union
Ohio Industrial Commission
Students Aid in Breathing Relay For Injured Mate
In Grove City Pennsylvania Edwin Leslie, injured by a dive, is kept alive by volunteers using artificial respiration after neck surgery. Two hundred male students volunteered to relay breath support as doctors monitor his condition for the next 36 hours.
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Grove City
Edwin Leslie
Leslie
James ©. Wallace
Pittsburgh
Wallace
Mother mistaken as her own child in abandoned girl case
Mrs. John Hornberger mourns as an abandoned girl, being cared for by Mrs. Edward Ash in Dayton Kentucky, is identified as Virginia Moon nine, not her daughter Freda who vanished in August 1921. The girl’s carnival-actor parents had left her with D Lewis, who handed her to Ash.
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Edward Ash
Clay Street
Dayton
The
Humane Society
Freda
John Hornberger
Ash
Mrs. Ash
D. Lewis
Second Avenue
Virginia Moon
Black Help Writes Note Then Takes Poison
Perrin Auel, 24, of 4039 Hamilton Avenue, wrote a farewell note to his mother before drinking poison. He was found in his home, fought to reach him, and is now in a dying condition at General Hospital. He cited unemployment and a quarrel with his wife as motives.
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Perrin Auel
Hamilton Avenue
General Hospital
Auel
Dean
Shim
O.K
Ballinger Dies in Seattle After Alaska Coal Dispute
Judge Richard A. Ballinger former Interior Secretary under Taft died at his Seattle home after two days of illness. The Alaskan coal land dispute in 1910 11 saw Gravis and Glavis clash with Ballinger over Cunningham claims, leading to Pinchot’s removal and Ballinger’s resignation in 1911.
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Seattle
Wash
Richard A. Ballinger
Interior
Taft
Judge Ballinger
Alaska
Ballinger
Louis R. Gravis
General Land Office
Cunningham Group
Behring River
Glavis
Cunningham
Gifford Pinchot
Forestry Service
Department of Agriculture
Pinchot
Rail unions threaten nationwide strike over wage cuts
AFL Railway Employees Department leaders in Cincinnati authorize a nation wide strike vote returnable June 30 after the U S Labor Board ordered wage cuts totaling 750000000 for eleven unions including machinists boiler makers and telegraphers. If approved the strike could begin July 1.
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United States Labor Board
Railway Employees’ Department of the American Federation of Labor
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brotherhood
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