Mystery man held in Cleveland murder case
A unnamed man was arrested in Cleveland on suspicion of killing Dan Raber and will be examined by the County Prosecutor. A second arrest involved an unnamed Sandusky woman linked to the crime by allegedly furnishing slow poison to Raber. Bail for Mary Bricket was cut to 5000 but remains in jail due to age and health concerns.
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Cleveland
Jones
Tomght
Dan Kaber
Sandusky
Kaber
Mary Bricket
Raber
Stanton
Will Lee
Jim Lee
Tr Reid
Manchester
Heidrick
Reid
Lee
Extradition Granted in Ohio Murder Case Involving Raber Family
Mrs Eva Raber of Ohio and her daughter Miss Marian McArdle, both implicated with the girl's grandmother in a first degree murder case, receive extradition from Governor Miller. Raber, in Harlem Prison, slashed her wrist but survived. a double guard now protects her as authorities pursue Ohio charges.
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Eva Kaber
Ewood
Cleveland
Kaber
Harlem
Miller
Ohio
Raber
British Ship Seapool Averts Foundering After Iceberg Hit
A Seapool radio report says the ship struck an iceberg and remains buoyant if bulkheads hold. Expected to reach St Johns around noon tomorrow weather permitting. Forward compartment dry water in forepeak two feet higher since noon stem and plates badly damaged from twenty five foot mark down. Ingleby sails from St Johns to assist.
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N. F
Seapool
Seapoo
Ingleby
St. Johns
AmusementS classified ad index and providers
An index page lists numerous advertisers and businesses including BaseBall Reds vs Giants, Fifth-Third National Bank, American Finance Co, Louisville & Nashville, Shillito's Gift Silver, Wrigley’s Chewing Gum, Pettis-Castings, and many others. The page catalogs products and services from dry cleaning to furniture, candies, paints, lumber, and medicals, with each entry showing vendor names and page references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cs Ce Eee
Cence
Ences Yage
Art Dry Cleaning Co
Lint
Kseverd Boop
Idus
Baseball
Reds
Giants
Cunard-Anchors S
Fifth-Third National Bank
Financial— American Finance Co
Cg, Goldhurst & Co
Hunter, Evans & Duble
Wel, Beth & Wiss
Capmgirs
Ecesnet
Wmceds
George Ast Candy Co
Bob Wanavese
Hyde Park Lumber Co
Seunwdena
Korein
Kotalko
pesbeGech
Um Kolbe & Co
Lavery Club Cigars
Osesves
Aebupe
Louisville & Nashville
Mabley & Carew
Newstedt
Nunner & Ashton—Furniture
Bwke
Pinkham
Cuagl Alain
Ales Salado's
Provident Savings Bank and Trust
Schaefer Rubber Co
Steinkamp’s
Garden Stone
Shillito’s
Spencer’s
Ccceeace Stewart Kidd Company
Swift Laboratory
Eas Am
Ae Tinion Gas and Electric Co
Wrigley’s
Woodward Alumnal Ass
Fi Mw
Pettis—Castings
Wildcat Triggers Escapees Surrender in West Virginia
Huntington dispatch says John Bradshaw fled after Deputy Sheriff death, then chose to surrender when a wildcat prowled near his hideout. He told jailer the cat’s intrusion convinced him to return to Cabell County Jail after three days on the run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
John Bradshaw
Cabell County
Bradshaw
West Virginia
Cabel County
Decker Confesses Knowing Lovett Killer Amid Trial
In Warsaw Indiana Virgil Decker faces murder charges over Leroy Lovett death A new statement claims Decker knew who killed Lovett but feared to speak The state’s lawyers say the remarks are unreliable and will not be used in court Confessions attributed to Decker and evidence about the cottage on the Tippecanoe River were presented in court with defense challenges to voluntariness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
Virgil Decker
Leroy Lovett
Lovett
Carrie Eggleston
Elkhart
L. R. Stookey
Decker
Associated Press
Meener
Stookey
Charles Greisinger
Miss Eggleston
H. F. Stout
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tippecanoe River
Day ton Clean-Up Ends Rat Infestation By Firefighters
In Day ton Kentucky a city-wide clean-up led by Fire Marshal Charles Miller culled an estimated 1000 rats around the Fifth Avenue dump. Firefighters, 100 residents, plus many dogs and cats formed a ring as rats fled and were extinguished by axes, clubs, and other implements over two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Kentucky
Charles Miller
Fifth Avenue
Auto Strikes Child in Newport Injuries Serious
In Newport Kentucky a car driven by Robert Cottingham struck Harriet Taulbee aged 3 as she stood near her home at Fifth and Isabelle streets. Cottingham could not stop before impact though traveling at a moderate speed. Harriet was taken to Dr Charles E Horner then to St Elizabeth Hospital with possible internal injuries and probable rib fractures.
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Robert Cottingham
Fourth
Central Avenues
Newport
Harriet Taulbee
Fifth
Isabelle Streets
Cottingham
Fifth Street
Isabelle Street
Susan Taulbee
Charles E. Horner
West Fourth Street
Horner
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Covington
Ft Thomas society women sponsor boxing exhibition set for June 23
Protest fades as Ft Thomas Woman's Club approves a boxing exhibition to raise funds for a new clubhouse. Captain Wilson to organize, arena at the post pledged, 2 000 tickets to be sold, with proceeds supporting the club. Opponents previously argued the event clashed with moral standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Cincinnati
Ft. Thomas
Anne Morgan
New York
Ft. Thomas Society
Ft. Thomas Women's Club
Thomas F. Hanlon
Wilson
Ft. Thomas Military Reservation
Woman’s Club
Cincinnati
Ft. Thomas Woman’s Club
Hanlon
Alan Waters
Northern Kentucky
Fr. Thomas Society
E. A. Powell
Ft. Thomas Woman's Club
Powell
Charles R. Cox
Woman
Cox
Flood victims dug from mud by Pueblo searchers
A correspondent for the Associated Press chronicles Pueblo flood devastation from North Main to West Fourth, describing Peppersauce Bottoms. Residents dig for possessions as corpses surface amid mud, water, and looting along the Arkansas River.
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Pueblo
Col
Associated Press
North Main Street
West Fourth
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
West Fourth Street
Arkansas River
Felix Bayle
Martino Gatban
R. J. Ritter
Colorado Rangers
Arkansas
Denver Times
Vineland
Avondale
Divine
Boone, Fowler and
Manzano
Cincinnati Congressmen Urged to Back Pueblo Flood Aid
In Pueblo Colorado flood relief pleas Colorado citizens sought federal aid. Telegrams urged Senators Willis and Pomerene and Representatives Longworth and Stephens to support a 5 million dollar levee rebuild and 20 million for bridges and viaducts. American Railway Express offered free transport of relief shipments to Puerto Red Cross or other agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Pueblo
Col
Frank Willis
Atlee Pomerene
Nicholas Longworth
A. F E. Bb. Stephens
Ohio
Congress
J.W. Dale
American Railway Express Company
Colorado
Puerto
American Red Cross
Fourth and
Race Streets
Motive Trial Sees Prisoner Leap at Prosecutor in Court
Akron Ohio June 8 Edward Moffett 39 on murder trial leaped across a table and struck Assistant Prosecutor Edward S Heck in the face. He was cuffed to his chair as attorneys plead insanity as his defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Edward Moffett
Edward S. Heck
Moffett
Galbraith Dies in Car Crash in Indianapolis
F W Galbraith national commander of the American Legion was killed instantly when a car carrying him and two unidentified men went over a twenty foot embankment in Indianapolis late last night. The two others were seriously injured.
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Indianapolis
Ind
F. W. Galbraith
American Legion
Auto Fender Drag Injures One Girl. Shop Car Suspects Held
A girl was seriously injured when dragged on the fender of a speeding auto on Gilbert and Linton avenues. Two others were bruised when struck by a machine. Miss Mary Henekes, 19, suffered two broken legs after being tossed from the fender and is listed in serious condition. Police arrested Edwain C. Miller and two associates on suspicion. the car’s driver claims no contact with a woman. The victims were taken to General Hospital for treatment.
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Sinton
Gilbert Avenues
Alex. Menger
Ohio Avenue
Linton
Menger
Mary Henekes
Gilbert Avenue
Elmer Salter
Greer Street
Covington
Salter
Miss Henekes
General Hospital
Rose Brearton
East Sixth Street
Bessie Guilfoyle
Delaney and
Farrel
Seventh District
Edwain C. Miller
Hudson Avenue
Norwood
Frank Paxton
Washington Avenue
Newport
Forest Poggs
Dana Avenue
Miller
Poggs
Paxton
Denby Questions Sims on Speech About Irish in U S
Secretary Denby asked Admiral Sims to report by cable whether he was correctly quoted in press reports of a London speech to the English Speaking Union on June 7. The inquiry follows Senator McCormick's call for disciplinary action over alleged Irish remarks attributed to Sims and a White House briefing request.
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Secretary of Navy
Washington
Denby
Sims
Navy Department
Cable
London
McCormick
White House
Harding
Admiral Sims
United States
Department
Cleveland Law Students Barred From State Bar Exam
In Columbus on June 8 the Supreme Court barred two Cleveland law students from taking the state bar examination. One barred for alleged offer to sell exam questions. the other’s offense undisclosed. Names withheld. About 280 students are taking the exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Cleveland Law
Supreme Court
Hays Warns RNC Over Governmental Shortcomings
Washington June 8 The Postmaster General and retiring RNC Chair warns the committee that a seven million majority is not a shield for misgovernment and calls for full accountability and a hundred percent delivery from the administration. He resigns as chairman and urges firm adherence to pledges and a contractual obligation between executive and legislative branches.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Hays
Feud Tensions Rise as Knox Courthouse Guards Bar Indicated Violence
Barbourville braces for renewal of Bailey White feud as 100 militiamen and guards patrol the Knox County Courthouse led by Judge Jess D. Tuggle. Bart S. Reid, accused in a fatal shooting, awaits a preliminary trial amid a heavy security presence and sheriff resignation.
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Barbourville
Slayer
Louisville
Knox County
Jess D. Tuggle
Bailey
White
Reid
Tuggle
J. F. Dozier
Bert Catron
Bart Reid
William Lee
Girdler Station
Jim Lee
Tee
Girder
John Faulkner
Barboursville
Bart S. Reid
Will Lee
Reid P. Black
Lees
Baileys
Levi Lee
London
Shipping Board Nominations Sent to Senate by President
President Harding sent seven nominees to the Senate for the vacant Shipping Board places. A. Lasker was named chairman, with a pledge to restore sound business practices and seek industry guidance. Other appointees include Chamberlain, Thompson, Benson, Plummer, OConnor, and Lissner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Harding
A - Lasker
Chicago
Edward Co. Plummer
Maine
T. V. O’connor
Lasker
Wisconsin Freshman Sophomore Fight Ends With Hazing Ban
At the University of Wisconsin a class clash last weekend left eight hurt after bombs made of sulphuric acid sugar and potassium iodide were thrown. The Student Senate voted to end hazing ban the green freshmen cap and halt the annual class rush. A witness said a gunshot signaled the attacks and other bombs carried phosphorus kerosene and carbon disulphide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Adams Named Chairman as Hays Resigns at GOP Meeting
John T. Adams of Dubuque Iowa was elected chairman to succeed Postmaster General Hays whose resignation was announced. The Republican National Committee adopted a new representation plan cutting Southern delegates by 40 percent and raising overall delegate counts. Leonard G Woods of Pittsburgh became Second Vice Chairman.
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Washington
John T. Adams
Dubuque
Hays
South
Republican National Committee
Adams
Ralph E. Williams
Portland
Ore
Leonard G. Woods
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Congress
R. B. Howel
Nebraska
Henry Lincoln Johnson
Georgia
H. W. Remmel
Arkansas
Johnson
McKinley
Roosevelt
Harding
Howell
Tennessee
Solid South
Florida
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
Texas
Virginia
North Carolina
Alabama
White House
Dubuque Man John T Adams Named Republican Chairman
John T Adams of Dubuque was elected Chairman of the Republican National Committee today. He began in Iowa politics in 1908 aiding Senator William S Allison and led the Taft state campaign in 1912. He served as National Committeeman from Iowa and held vice chair roles with Western headquarters in Chicago during 1920.
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Dubuque
John T. Adams
William 8. Allison
Iowa
Chicago
Adams
Carr, Ryder & Adams Company
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Wil
Lad
Ft. Thomas Clai
Salt Creek
St. Charles River
Gol Galbraith
Machine
Sinton and
Oimo
Wrigh
Republican Committee
Slayer of
Capitol
House
Byrnes
Good
Appropriations Committee
Chindblom
Madden
Illinois
Chamberlain
Taft
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