Admiral Sims Urges Britons to Ignore American Hyphenates
Rear Admiral William S. Sims urged Britons and Americans to disregard what he called dangerous propaganda from American hyphenates and Sinn Fein supporters. He accused some Americans of dual loyalty, praised Allied naval cooperation, and predicted a lasting English speaking policy uniting Britain and the United States. Sir Owen Philipps, presiding, urged harmony with American allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
William S. Sims
America
Sims
Anynglishman
Sinn
Atlantic
Allied Naval Council
Sass
Admiral Sims
Washington
Great Britain
Sulgrave Institute
Owen Philipps
British Chamber of Shipping
American Mercantile Marine
Youth Held in Jail Suspected of Killing Little Elsie Lawson
Ewen Quillin, 19, is held in Erwin Tennessee jail on suspicion of murdering 11 year old Elsie Lawson whose bloodstained body was found at a Kingsport baseball park. Bloodhounds traced a trail from the park to Quillin’s home. a bloody shirt found there is strong evidence. A mob gathered at Kingsport but police kept order with special officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Tenn
Ewen Quillin
Erwin (Tenn
Elsie Lawson
Kingsport
Quillin
Ball Park
Johnson City
Erwin
Index to Advertisements Amusements and Goods Listings
Classified listing page summarizes various ads including base ball event Reds Giants and sales from Charles E Smith Sons Fifth Third Bank Ford announcement Babson's reports and multiple retailers such as Gidding Spring Fashions Graul Phonographs Hamilton Co Mutual Fire Ins Co Ralph Green Clothing Steinkamp Shillito's and Mason Towle Co Dodge Cars. Also mentions Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Wilson's Paint Store among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amusements Laandused
Doc Begwoum
Reds
Giants
Big Four
Charles E. Smith & Sons
Coutonos Tatirie Sci Spice Veces Cocourns & Fifth-Third National Bank
Stacy & Braun
Odapevest
Paswwee
Hamilton Co
Mutual Fire Ins. Co
Lee Miller’s
Mabley & Carew
Masco Cance Q Pinkham
Pogue’s
Suiits
Geer
Provident Savings B. & T. Ck
Ralph Green
Povvek Ae
Aoe V. Knight—Automobiles
Shillito’s—House Ishings
Steinkamp
the Mason Towle Co
Dodge Cars
Resome
Cotvecees
Wilson's
Ceceess
Aerial police to patrol Evanston beat in Illinois
Airplane police will regulate aerial travel assist in hunting bank robbers and bandits and patrol the lake front for distressed persons and vessels. Sworn in will be the Evanston Police Department air unit with arrest powers. The beat lies in the air over Evanston, the North Shore suburb.
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Chicago
Evanston
North Shore
Boy Thrown From Car In Lockland Crash
Six year old Lee Rodefeld was ejected from his mother’s arms in a crash at Wyoming and Wayne avenues Lockland and taken to Bethesda Hospital with a fractured skull. The Middletown driver collided with the Rodefeld car causing glass shattering injuries to Mrs Rodefeld’s mother and minor injuries elsewhere.
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Wyoming
Wayne Avenues
Lockland
Lee Rodefeld
Kahn Avenue
Sumulton
Bethesda Hospital
Boy shoots brother in Ohio home killing eight year old
Ten year old Jimmy Blangy told Sheriff Funderburg in Xenia he did not mean to kill his brother Virgil age eight during a dispute at their Cedarville area home. Prosecutor says Jimmy will be sent to Juvenile Court, no life sentence.
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Springfield
Jimmy Blangy
Funderburg
Xenia
Virgil
Cedarville
Knox
Ind
Cecil Burkett
Jimmy
Pop
Passengers Shot Aboard Train Near Campana
An express train from Buenos Aires to Rosario was fired on while passing Campana. One passenger was killed and another wounded. Motive unknown. Campana recently had labor troubles with reports of extremist activity in the area.
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Buenos Aires
Rosario
Campana
Enraged citizens search for man who attacked girl
Three posses and police combed Carthage and Mitchell avenues for a white man about 40, 5 feet 9, wearing a blue shirt and dark suit, accused of assaulting an eleven year old girl. The attack near the canal left the child nervous but not seriously hurt. Officials fear vigilante lynching if the man is found first.
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Carthage
Mitchell Avenues
Westernes
Charles G. Jones
Mitchell Avenue
Dr. Jones
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Admiral McCully Sets Strict Rules for 7 Russian Orphans
Rear Admiral McCully prescribes a 13 hour day for seven Russian orphans he adopted and brought from Sabastopol. The regime includes wake and bed times, a detailed routine, a pay scale from 1.50 to 0.25, and positions such as gardener and messenger with no corporal punishment.
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Admiral McCully
U.S
Miss Patrick
Comet May Bring Meteor Shower Near Cambridge
Cambridge, June 7. Winneke's comet is not expected to come within 10 million miles of Earth. Nearest sun approach June 13, with brightest phase then. Visibility doubtful as it may be about sixth magnitude. Some astronomers predict a meteor shower around June 27 from its approach.
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Cambridge
Mass
Winneke
Harvard Eego Observatory
Aviators Die as Plane Falls During Bombing Flight
Navy Langley Field Langley Va June 7 Noel Thompson of Jacksonville Illinois and C A Bowen of Quitman Georgia flying cadets were killed when their airplane struck a tree top during a bombing flight. Three of four bombs exploded destroying the craft. They had recently arrived from Kelly Field Texas and were preparing for army bombing tests later this month. An investigation by a Board of Officers was ordered.
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Hampton Roads
Noel Thompson
Jacksonville
C. A. Bowen
Quitman
Langley Field
Kelly Field
Texas
Spurned suitor kills girl then is shot by sister
In Rockhold Floyd Ellis shot and killed Miss Bennett after she refused marriage. The murdered girl's sister then shot Ellis, and reports say he will die. The killings occurred last night and authorities in Williamsburg, Kentucky, reported the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Floyd Ellis
Bennett
Rockhold
Ellis
Denial for Marian McArdle and Mother in Kaber Case
Miss Marian McArdle and her mother Mrs Eva Kaber are jailed without bail in New York awaiting Ohio papers in the Dan F Kaber slaying case. Grandmother Mary Brickel also pleaded not guilty in Cleveland as investigators say the family may have staged a robbery murder scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marian McArdle
Eva Kaber
Dan F. Kaber
Miss McArdle
Lakewood
Ohio
Syhere
Mary Brickel
Cleveland
Kaber
Raber
Burial Honors Two Overseas Soldiers in Cincinnati
Funeral services were held in Cincinnati yesterday for two World War I soldiers. Private Earl Chambers of the 147th Ambulance Corps and Private James McConnell of the First Combat Replacement Company were interred as a firing squad from Ft. Thomas fired a final volley over their coffins. Parents of Chambers resided in Hyde Park.
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Cincinnati
M. J. Ostender
Columbus Barracks
Earl Chambers
147Th Ambulance Corps
W. H. Dunkman
Clark Street
Millsbrae Avenue
Hyde Park
James McConnell
First Combat Replacement Company
Ft. Thomas
Spending Money Shrunk 1.99 in U S During Year
Treasury monthly circulation report shows per capita circulation fell from 57.42 in 1920 to 54.43 in 1921. Total money in circulation declined from 6.102 billion to 5.983 billion. Population bases used were 106.275 million and 107.947 million respectively.
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U. S
Washington
The
Treasury
Census Bureau
Louisville National Committeeman Alvin Hert dies in Washington
Alvin T. Hert of Louisville Kentucky National Committeeman from that state died suddenly at the New Willard Hotel in Washington. He was 58 and had traveled for a Republican meeting. Death was attributed to apoplexy. He had declined ambassadorial or government reorganization posts and was a key figure in the 1920 campaign. President Harding sent a personal envoy and extended condolences to Mrs. Hert.
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Washington
Alvin T. Hert
Louisville
New Willard
Hert
Republican National Committee
Harding
Government Reorganization Commission
Republican Executive Committee
Chicago
Lowden
Illinois
Republican Committee
Republican Party
Langley and Robison
Kentucky
John M. Chilton
Christian
Mrs. Hert
Mr. Hert
Prominent Republican Hert Dies En Route to DC
Louisville June 7 Mr Hert left Louisville Sunday night for Washington to attend a meeting of the Republican National Committee. His death shocked Kentuckians where he had long been a leading figure in state politics. He headed a large manufacturing concern and had three years left in his second term as Republican National Committeeman. He lived on an estate near Louisville.
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Louisville
Hert
Washington
Republican National Committee
Colonel Hert A Republican Leader in Kentucky Politics
Colonel Hert was a longtime business man and former Warden of the Jeffersonville penitentiary. He directed the American Creosoting Company in Nashville for twelve years and emerged as a key Republican leader in Kentucky guiding the state delegation at national conventions and backing Governor Morrow and Maurice Galvin.
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Colonel Hert
Jeffersonville
Ind
Nuisville
American Creosoting Company
Kentucky
Chicago
Indiana
Lowden
Illinois
Hert
Wood
Harding
Edwin P. Morrow
Morrow
Maurice Galvin
Covington
John Galvin
Turning Point Seen as Business Mood Improves
Montreal June 7 Eugene J. McCarthy president of the American Iron Steel and Heavy Hardware Association told members at their annual convention that the business low mood has reached its turning point a re adjustment of prices progress and prosperity inevitably would follow
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Montreal
Eugene J. McCarthy
American Iron, Steel and Heavy Hardware Association
Kentucky Editors Bar Anti Race Betting Movement
At the Kentucky Press Association convention in Danville on June 7, President R L Elkins of Lancaster rejected any move to discuss race track gambling. He declared the association’s scope excludes political moral or civic issues and warned that resolutions on racing would be ruled out of order. He noted prior attempts to push prohibition had been similarly dismissed.
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Danville
Kentucky Press Association
R. L. Elkins
Lancaster
Mr. Elkins
Elkins
Kentucky feud sparks state troops to quell violence
In Barbourville Kentucky state troops were deployed after a deadly clash. William Lee of Upper Knox County was shot and killed by Bart Reid a former army officer amid tensions connected to indictments against Jim Lee. Authorities moved the suspect to Louisville to avoid local court influence. Further renewals of the feud are feared as communication lines falter.
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Barbourvelle
William Lee
Upper
Knox County
Bart Reid
Lee
Reid
Jim Lee
Josh Faulkner
Louisville
Mt. Vernon
Bailey White feud flares near Barbourville ends in death
Reports from Barbourville area Kentucky say the Bailey White feud has reignited with one man killed. The conflict, linked to clashes between the Baker and White families since April, follows Beverly White's shooting earlier this year.
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Louisville
Bailey-White
Barbourville
John Bailey
Baker
Beverly White
Kentucky Adjutant General orders troops for Barbourville feud
Frankfort Ky June 7 Jack son Morris Adjutant General directed Major James K Gillion of London to take a detail of soldiers to Barbourville tonight amid reports the White Bailey feud has restarted County Judge Jesse D Tuggie telephoned requesting troops fearing renewed clashes He said one man was killed last night but gave no names no further details are known.
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Frankfort
Jackson Morris
Adjutant General
James K. Gillion
London
Barbourville
Jesse D. Tuggie
Adjutant General's Office
Tuggie
Governor Judges and Teachers Paid Less Than Railroad Employees
Fitzgerald Hall for Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railroad told the Railroad Labor Board that state leaders and professors earn far less than many railroad workers. He cited figures: Rome branch engineers at 5997 dollars, judges at 5500, and teachers earning far lower wages than yardmasters and engineers, arguing living wage claims fail against such comparisons. He noted ministers and high school principals’ pay and pointed to Vanderbilt professors’ salaries as proof.
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Labor Board
Chicago
Tennessee
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis
Fitzgerald Hall
Road
Railroad Labor Board
Hall
Tullahoma
Hooper
Nashville
Tenn
Paducah
Chattanooga
Vanderbilt University
University of Tennessee
Georgia Tech
Rome
Columbia-Decherd
Stamp in Jail Awaits Trial Refuses To Talk On Murder
Walter W. Stamp, jailed on a July 1 murder charge in Louisville, says he will say little more to newspapermen. Eva Stamp, his wife, secured a divorce on cruelty grounds with $30 monthly alimony and $25 monthly maintenance plus custody of their ten year old son, Howard. The decree does not allow Stamp access to the boy while he is jailed.
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Louisville
Walter W. Stamp
W. Smith Russell
Arthur M. Wallace
Eva Stamp
Russell
Blanche McMillan
Shooting at Autoist Garage Sparks Arrests
A dispute over right of way at the American Garage on Seventh Street led to a shooting. George Ross, 38, a garage employee, fired at Harry Hemler, 32, clipping his hat. Hemler was arrested for disorderly conduct after allegedly throwing a rock at Ross.
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Seventh Street
Central Avenue
George Ross
Harry ‘Hemler
Vine Street
Hemler
Treaty with Mexico to safeguard American property rights
President Harding and Secretary Hughes announce a proposed United States Mexico treaty of amity and commerce. It would protect American owned property from confiscation under Mexico’s 1917 constitution and include a claims settlement convention and boundary provisions. The policy seeks assurances that genuine property rights will be protected before advancing broader relations.
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Washington
Mexico
State Department
Harding
Obeegan
George T. Summerlin
Mexico City
Obregon
Hughes
Summerlin
Calles
de la Huerta
United States
Department
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