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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1922

Page

5

Pupil Marches Out Of School After Fire Alarm

Firemen rushed to the Twenty seventh District Public School on Winchell avenue near Bank street yesterday when an alarm sounded. Principal R. C. Schlotman said smoke from a basement entrance triggered the signal. pupils evacuated in one and a half minutes. The janitor had burned papers in the furnace causing the smoke. Mothers gathered outside to see their children safe as firemen praised staff.

Twenty-seventh District Public Winchell Avenue Bank Street R. C. Schlotman Sherwood

Perry to Recover After Shotting Incident

Physicians at St Marys Hospital expressed hope for the recovery of Frank Perry of Lawrenceburg Ind a former Big Four Railroad detective shot Monday during an argument with Roy Plunkett also of Lawrenceburg The quarrel reportedly began between the men and escalated as families argued before the fathers joined the melee Plunkett reportedly returned home to fetch a shotgun and fired at Perry Perry was taken to the hospital by Dr J G Smith where his condition was for a time very serious.

St. Marys Hospital Frank Perry Lawrenceburg Ind Big Four Railroad Roy Plunkett Plunkett

Youth fined $50 for theater roughhouse

Isidor Koshovrer, 18, of 87 West Seventh Street, was fined $50 and costs by Police Judge Woeste for causing a disturbance at the Hippodrome Theater at Eighth and Baymiller streets. Frank Sloan, 41, assistant manager of the theater, of 744 West Seventh Street, was arrested but later freed.

Isidor Koshovrer West Seventh Street Woeste Hippodrome Theater Eighth and Baymiller Streets Frank Sloan

Watsons Tariff Speech Triggers Diplomatic Debate In Congress

Senator James Watson assails foreign diplomats for discussing tariff impacts, prompting questions at the State Department about censorship and recall. British Ambassador Geddes says Watson misrepresented his remarks on merchant marine trade and asserts he informed Secretary Hughes with a corrected copy.

Washington James Watson Indiana Harding Congress Department of State Department United States Watson State Department Jim Watson White House Executive Mansion Geddes Hughes Sir Auckland Geddes Chicago Brittain America British Mercantile Marine Britain Credit Monthly Congressional Record Today Owe

Buildings Collapse in Lemberg Causes Many Burials

More than forty people were buried and many killed as two ancient three story buildings toppled in Lemberg Poland. Authorities believe vibrations from a passing motor truck triggered the collapse.

Lemberg Poland Lhmberg Associated Press

Restaurateur Goes East on Convention Mission

Fred H. Weiss of Cincinnati and J. O. Mille of Columbus have traveled to the East to confer with Harry S. Baldwin, head of the National Restaurant Association, about the Ohio State Restaurant Association convention in Cincinnati on June 14 and 15.

Ohio State Restaurant Association Cincinnati Fred H. Weiss Cincinnati Restaurant Association J. O. Mille Columbus Harry S. Baldwin National Restaurant Association

Alien clause struck from subsidy bill

Washington June 6 Republican members of the House Merchant Marine Committee eliminated a provision in the administration ship subsidy bill that would require 50 percent of immigrants to take passage on American ships. Chairman Lasker had urged the clause to boost immigrant trade. No date was given for when the bill would be submitted to the full committee.

Washington Administration United States House Merchant Marine Committee Lasker The Shipping Board

Firemen name lobbyist for Washington

A. J. Lovell of Logansport Indiana was elected legislative representative at Washington at the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen meeting held today in Houston Texas.

Houston Tex A. J. Lovell Logansport Ind Washington Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen

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