Rail Labor Board decision sparks union strike ballots
Leaders decry the Labor Board as an employers' instrument and warn that wage cuts harm morale and efficiency. The 1 200 000 railroad workers face a June 30 strike vote after citations of hunger in maintenance families and calls for fair wage standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
B. Seebohm Rowntree
W. T. Johnson
Washington, D. C
International Association of Machinists
Labor Board
Brotherhood
Mr. Jewell
H. J. Carr
Railway Department
American Federation of Labor
T. C. Cashen
Buffalo
N. Y
Switchmen’s Union
P. A. cDaniels
Clifton Forge
W. Va
Neval
Chesapeake & Ohio System Brotherhood
Brookhart Nominated for United States Senate in Iowa
Smith W. Brookhart of Washington won the Republican nomination for the U S Senate from Iowa. Returns from all but 246 of 2 348 precincts show 289 084 votes cast with Brookhart at 118 493, 41 percent, short of the 35 percent needed for nomination.
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Des Moines
Associated Press
Smith W. Brookhart
Washington
Iowa
Preach Brookhart
Supreme Court edict blasted by labor leader Gompers
Samuel Gompers denounces the Coronado coal decision as a drastic blow to labor, saying it allows big business to impose conditions on unions and makes organizations liable for members' acts. He urges Congress to overrule the ruling and cites broader anti labor trends noted since Taft’s presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Coronado
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Cincinnati
Federation
United States
Taft Monday
United Mineworkers
Gompers
Taft
Taff-Vale
Congress of the
Boot and Shoeworkers
Notable Figures Send Condolences on Miss Russell Death
Military escort guards the body of Miss Russell as messages of sympathy pour in from Attorney General H M Daugherty, David Belasco, Senator Hiram W Johnson, Governor Sproul, Theodore Roosevelt, Lillian Gish, Elsie Ferguson, and Edith Roosevelt. Russell herself spoke of a life of monotony despite public glamour, preferring quiet home life and theater duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Daugherty
David Belasco
Hiram W. Johnson
W. 8. Sproul
Pennsylvania
Arthur Brisbane
Harry 8. New
Frank A. Munsey
Raymond Robins
Theodore Roosevelt
Lillian Gish
Melville E. Stone
The
Associated Press
George B. Christian, Jr
Harding
Elsie Ferguson
Louis F. Swift
Y. Ogden Armour
Elsie Janis
Mary Iden
Edith Roosevelt
Chicago Tribune
Lillian Russell Remembered On Broadway After Death
Broadway figures and theater veterans recall Lillian Russell who died this morning in Pittsburgh. Tributes flow from clubs Lambs Players National Vaudeville Green Room and the old doorman who watched stages for forty years praising her beauty friendliness and stellar career from Weber and Fields era to her 1922 Palace appearance. Funeral set in Pittsburgh Thursday with floral tributes from major theatrical groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Lillian Russell
Pittsburgh
Weber and Fields
Thirty-fourth Street
Lillian
the Palace
Times Square
Lambs
National Vaudeville Association
Green Room Club
Manhattan
Memories of Lilian Russell Include War Aid and Stage Anecdotes
Friends recall Lilian Russell assisting a Great Lakes Ensign by buying three extra binoculars for his camp mates, then recount a later incident of a damaged imported car. She joked about pretending the enamel scratches happened just now to avoid complaints, reflecting her wit in both war and theater days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lillian Russell
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Miss Russell
Ensign
Men Indicted in Payroll Robbery Case
Sydell is sentenced to 25 years and Leischer to 20 years for a J N Day Company payroll hold up. Five robbers confronted a woman near Nash plant, payroll taken. witness Bowman denied involvement. Three additional defendants Jesse England Richard Neuhaus and George Farrell await trial or are in custody. Leischer pleaded guilty and cited poverty as motive while Judge Roettinger denounced I W W ties and stressed crime stems from economic hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash
Bowman
Sydell
Staggenberg
Jesse England
Richard Neuhaus
George Farrell
England
Neuhaus
Farrell
Kentucky
Leischer
J. N. Day Company
Raymond Ratliff
Roettinger
Harry Kinker
Kinker
Ella Leischer
Solderits
Leisacer
Garden of Eden
Charles Bell
R A Ballinger Dies in Seattle
R A Ballinger dies in Seattle following a life of public service. Born July 9 1858 in Boonesborough Iowa he was a lawyer judge mayor and land office commissioner. He compiled Washington codes and served as commissioner clearing backlogged business before returning to Seattle law practice.
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Alaska
Boonesborough
Iowa
Ballinger
Richard H. Ballinger
Williams College
James R. Garfield
Interior
Roosevelt
Port Townsend
Wash
Julia A. Bradley
Seattle
Washington
Nineteen Arrests as Textile Mill Opens Rioting Flares
Manchester New Hampshire June 6 nineteen arrests were made after the first disturbance since the February 13 textile strike near the Collidge mill of Amoskeage Manufacturing Company reopened yesterday. Stones were thrown but no injuries reported as police ordered no loitering near mills. Company officials claimed a slight rise in workers reporting to duty while other centers saw little change.
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Manchester
N. H
Amoskeage Manufacturing Company
Pauline B Kahn Widow Of Stove Magnate Dies In Cleveland
Mrs Pauline Bettman Kahn 54 of 985 Lenox Ave Avondale Cincinnati died in Cleveland at her daughter Mrs Carolyn Grossman home. Widow of Samuel Kahn former president Estate Store Co Hamilton Ohio. Survived by son Myron 25 Harvard graduate Estate Store official and daughter Mrs Grossman. Funeral likely Thursday from her Cincinnati residence.
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Cleveland
Pauline Bettman Kahn
Lenox Place
Avondale
Cincinnati
Carolyn Grossman
Samuel Kahn
Hamilton
Grossman
Kahn
Gilbert Bettman
Harvard University
Leopold Weineman
Detroit
Mich
T. Guthman
Henry Mack
Victor Trounstine
Philip Stern
Montgomery
Ala
Irvin Bettman
River stages and weather notes from Cincinnati and Davis Island
The Cincinnati river stage at 6 PM stood at 11 feet 4 inches and was stationary. At Davis Island Dam the river was 11 feet and rising with cloudy conditions and a pool stage around 9 feet.
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Cincinnati
Pittsbursh
Davis Island Dam
Cleveland man seeks Republican Senate nomination
Charles Mackenzie of Cleveland entered the race for the Republican nomination by filing a candidacy declaration in Columbus. He did not file the form because the $2 fee was not included and he hopes a friend will pay it. He gave his address as 1602 East Sixty-ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Charles Mackenzie
Cleveland
United States
Mackenzie
East Sixty-ninth Street
Smith
At a Glance Local Notices and Incidents
A 47 year old painter fell from a twelve foot ladder at 2831 Glendora avenue and was taken to General Hospital with leg and arm lacerations. A man reports $62 in cigarettes stolen from a truck at Sixth and Sycamore. Two liquor possession fines are issued by Judge Woeste. Community events include Norwood Elks meeting, a church social in Asbury area, and district club talks. Also reports on a Minute Men outing group, a home burglary, prohibition chief appointment, Shriners journey to San Francisco, orphan association feast planning, and a tariff stand commendation to Senator Watson.
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Jack Fellows
Republic Street
Glendora Avenue
General Hospital
Louis B. Manss
Cincinnati
Houston
Texas
Manss
Cincinnati Shriners
Pike's Peak
Shriners
San Francisco
Imperial Council
General Protestant Orphan Association
Richard B. Witt
Onunday
J. J. Castellini
Cincinnati Commission
United States
James E. Watson
Indiana
Local Obituaries Notice June 1922
Deaths listed include Walter H Bryers husband of Florence Hargett Bryers in Ft. Thomas Kentucky with a June 6 service, Joseph F Eiselein husband of Charlotte Eiselein at 1554 Donaldson Place with service June 9, Pauline Bettman Kahn widow of Samuel Kahn, James Massa husband of Augustine Massa with funeral at 235 East Fourth Street, John H Bausch 68 of Venice Ohio with service at 130 East McMillan Street, Mary Schmitt wife of George Schmitt with residence notice, William Henry Scott husband of Belle Hyndman Scott with service June 8 at W Mack Johnson's, Jacob Waldman aged ninety five at 4035 Delaney Street Northside with funeral notice.
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Bryers
Walter H
Florence Hargett Bryers
Charles Tabb
Briar Cliff
Ft. Thomas
Kentucky
Eishelein
Joseph F
Charlotte Eiselein
Kiester
Donaldson Place
Spring Grove Chapel
Kahn
Pauline Bettman
Samuel Kahn
Massa—James
Augustine Massa
Grillo
Sycamore Street
J. J. Sullivan
East Fourth Street
Sacred Heart Italian Church
Broadway
Bausch
John H
Venice
W. Mack Johnson
East McMillan Street
Spring Grove Cemetery
Schmitt
Mary
Hoppe
George Schmitt
Sauer Avenue
Clifton Heights
St. Louis
Scott
William Henry
Belle Hyndman Scott
Uelenenet
McMillan and Upland Place
Waldman—Jacob
Delaney Street
Northside
Notice of Stockholders Meeting for Hamilton County Home
Stockholders of the Hamilton County Home and Hospital are called to meet on Wednesday June 7 1922 at 780 p m at 319 Walnut Street Cincinnati to consider amending the articles and to elect officers. Emma E Engelhar secretary. Also Turner Hall convocation and orchestra concert announced by R A M members.
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Hamilton County
P.m
Walnut Satreet Cinsinnat
Mortere
Hamilton’ County
E. S. Hoon
Hospital
Emma E. Engelhar
Ee Ets Cigar Makers and Packers
Eural Turner Hall
R. A
Soh
Baa Symphony Orchestra
M.M
Cremation Service Booklet From Free Chapel
A compact notice promotes a sanitary and aesthetic modern cremation option. The Isier S32 Unica booklet from Free Chapel highlights streamlined cremation services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isier
Weather Review for Ohio West Virginia and Nearby States
The bulletin reports continued warm and likely fair weather for Ohio and West Virginia on Wednesday and Thursday while Tennessee and Kentucky expect local showers. It lists temperatures and precipitation at stations including Birmingham Kansas City Omaha Galveston San Francisco Nashville The Pas St Marie Winnipeg Cincinnati and notes a June 6 1922 record from the Weather Bureau with daily highs lows averages wind and cloud cover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
West Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Birmingham
Kansas City
Omaha
Galveston
Francisco
Nashville Tales
the Pas
St. Ste. Marie
Winnipeg
Cincinnati
Weather Bureau
Troopers Move Fast As Angry Mob Drives Road Show Out
In Somerset Kentucky on July 6 troopers sped through after a mob of McCreary County residents drove a traveling circus from Whitely City. The troupe says their tents and gear were loaded and shot at as they fled.
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Somerset
McCreary County
Whitely City
Bausch Dies Visiting Son in Venice Ohio
John A. Bausch aged 68 of Evanston collapsed and died of apo plexy while visiting his son Dr. J F Bausch in Venice Ohio. He previously worked in a varnish plant and is survived by his daughter Olive and another son. The body will be moved to Cincinnati for funeral services at W Mack Johnson’s funeral home and burial at Spring Grove Cemetery.
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J. F. Bausch
Venice
John A. Bausch
Brewster Avenue
Evanston
Bausch
Olive Bausch
Cincinnati
W. Mack Johnson
East
McMillan Street
Spring Grove Cemetery
Ohio Postoffice Receipts Rise Sharply in May 1922
The Cincinnati post office led Ohio gains with 431,258.19 dollars in May 1922, up from 378,132.25 the previous year. Other Ohio cities also reported increases: Columbus 15.39 percent, Toledo 17.25 percent, and Dayton 27.56 percent, signaling renewed prosperity.
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Washington
Ohio
Cincinnati Postoffice
Columbus
Toledo
Dayton
Long List of Names and Addresses From Ohio and Kentucky
A dense roster of individuals with residences and street addresses in Ohio towns including Milford Benton Addyston Norwood Loveland and Elyria and in Kentucky towns Irvine and Madisonville. The compilation lists numerous persons with specific street numbers and city names, implying a directory or notice page excerpt.
Obituary for Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Perin
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Elizabeth Buchanan Perin will be held at 10 30 this morning at her home on Robson avenue Ft Thomas Ky by Rev George Heath Cote Hills pastor of Grace Episcopal Church Avondale Pall bearers are her three sons Lyman Perin Jr Vinton Perin and James Buchanan Perin sons in law Vance Prather George Hulick and nephew Frank Buchanan Burial is in Evergreen Cemetery
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Mary Elizabeth Buchanan Perin
Dauhter
Vance Prather
Robson Avenue
Ft. Thomas
George Heathcote Hills
Grace Episcopal Church of
Avondale
George Hulick
Frank Buchanan
Evergreen Cemetery
Requiem Mass for James Massa Celebrated
James Massa 69, longtime operator of downtown sidewalk fruit stands, will be honored with a high mass at 9 this morning at Sacred Heart Italian Church Broadway and Pioneer Street. He died Sunday evening at his home on Sycamore Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James ‘Massa
Sacred Heart Italian
Births listed from multiple local couples
Balanzo Dominick and Rose birth at 3326 Boone Street a girl. Baskin William and Bertha birth at 2 Trinity Court a girl. Busch August and Josephine birth at 637 Dan Dridge Street a boy. Colameres and Catherine birth at 1121 Spring CROCKER Joseph and Tennie birth at 2172 Florence Avenue a girl. Henderson Wallace and Ruth birth at 1045 Cutter Street a boy. Johnson James and Agntes birth at 422 West Eighth Street a boy. Klops John and Florence birth at 1% Peete. Landenwitch Edward and Lillian birth at 1117 Draper Street a boy. Agnes at 1061 Clark Street. Arther and Blanche birth at 6309 Carthage Avenue a boy. Wprseing Nicholas and Elizabeth birth at 31 Livingston 6 Street a girl. Undertakers.
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Balanzo
Dominick and
Rose
Boone Street
Baskin
William and
Bertha
Trinity Court
Busch
August and
Josephine
Dandridge Street
Colameres and
Catherine
Spring Street
Crocker
Joseph and
Tennie
Florence Avenue
Henderson
Wallace and
Ruth
Cutter Street
Johnson—James and
Agntes
West Eighth Street
Klops
John
Florence
Peete Street
Landenwitch
Edward
Lillian
Draper Street
Agnes
Clark Street
Arther
Blanche
Carthage Avenue
Wprseing
Nicholas
Elizabeth
Livingston 6
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Brookhart
Senate
Jacob Reichert
Solderits Brothers
Stephen Solderits
Ohio River
Alfred Schlemmer
Galvin Avenue
Stanley C. Roetlinger
Schlemmer
Walter B. Todd
Pleasant Ridge
Russell
Lillian Russel
R. A. Ballinger
Pauline B. Kahn
Franklin
Paewes
Monongahela
Wheeling
Zanesville Oo
Parkersburg
Nist Dam
Ivanhoe
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Radford
Narrows
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Hinton
Oweeren
Kan'ha’ Falls
Charleston
W. Te
Pt Pleasant
Huntington
Williamson
Pikeville
Dam
Ashland
Portsmouth
Sees
Mayeville
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Ind
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Chattanooga
Tenn
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Cairo
James Weir
Pearl Street
Sixth
Sycamore Streets
William Kunz
Liberty and
Dalton Streets
Joseph H. Woeste
Sarah Meeks
Spring Grove Avenue
E. F. Porter
Norwood
Asbury Church
Sycamore
Orchard Streets
Mesdames Kopf
Shaw, Schuler
Sausner
Hauck and Clark
J. J. Conway
General Conservation
Exchange Club
Hotel
Linton
Altamont Hotel
the Telephone Society
Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Company
Shoe Repairers’ Association of
Campbell and
Kenton Counties
Munro Hotel
West Seventh Street
Minute Men
Walter Walker
Central Vine Street Business Association
C. A. Lishawa
Chester Park
John H. Tuke
Max Goldhoff
Max E. Krause
Lishawa
Ben Backen
Lodge
J. E. Macknight
H. P. A. T. Roever
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Vine St
Michigan
Central Union Station
Traverse City
Alden
Charlevoix
Petoskey
Bay View
Sixth and Main
Canada
J. West
CAREW
Baltimore & Ohio
Walter
Lois Wilson
Lila Lee
T.roy Barnes
Tully Marshall
Thos. Meighan
Leatrice Joy
Bachelor Daddy
Pola Negri
Latonia
Fountain Square
Dixie Terminal
Louis H. Holzlin
Milford
O. Elizabeth Short
Benton Street
James H. Grigeby
Addyston
Alice L. Hawley
George P. Hess
Linn Street
Stella C. Sever
West McMillan St
George Ross, Jr
York Street
Marcella Cook
Hughes Street
O. W. Scharman, Jr
Dana Avenue
Clara Franklin
Douglas Brown
Foraker Avenue
Inez Penn
Monfort Avenue
John H. Gazaway
Hoff Avenue
Abbie Hathman
Loveland
O. John Cook
Minnie Schulze
George Hellkamp
Lillian Nielke
Frank C. Newman
Helen Weghorn
Sidney L. Karp
Helen Fogel Norman A. Kies
Cecile H. Husing
Obed
K. Noland
Georgia B. Allen
Walter Nuebling
Elsie Seurkamp
Edward A. Hart
Margaret Greer
Edward G. Gilfilen
Lenora A. Ketteler
Edward Cole
Sara A. B. Epley
John I. Hendrick
Ees
Findlay Street
Lene
Church Street
Glenmore Avenue
Race Street
Walnut Street
Wardell Avenue
Liberty Street
Ninth Street
McMakin Avenue
Irvine
Palace Hotel
Rice Street
Gest Street
Eastern Avenue
Madisonville
Tusculum Avenue
Alice Hunter
Lawrence J. Blues
Marie A. Heldt
Henry E. Oa
Jona Klundt
Primrose Avenue
Leeper Avenue
Fourteenth
Providence Street
Kenyon Avenue
Lexington, O
West McMicken Av
Bituary
James Massa
Coney
India
Marion Davies
F Keith
Conway Tearle
NEW Funeral Home
C. P. Mullen
Gilbert Av. Wolbrn
Auto Ambulance
Mullen
Busse & Borgmann Co
West
Claremont
James Kinsella
Highland Ave
Highland
Southgate
Julius Baer
Sast
Stuart Walker Co
Wcox
L’estrange
Mamma
Rachel Barton -Butler
Wallace Reid
Theo. Roberts
Capitol News
Capitol Orchestra
Teddy Hahn, Jr
Harry Carey
Man To
Marie Prevost
Rudolph Valentino
Paramount
Dr. Jekyl
Mr. Hyde
Hester
Leah Baird
FOX News
Douglas Fairbanks
the Three Musketeers
Bachman
Orpheum
Roy Stewart
fToulse
North
Pathe News
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