Platform Demands Protection of Americans in Mexico
Kentucky delegates at the convention meet in Col A T Hert's room and discuss first ballot voting. Most support Governor Lowden while H arding and Wood receive several votes. Delegates visit Lowden at his headquarters and return to the Coliseum after a brief session amid a deadlock over the peace plank.
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Chicago
Kentucky
A. T. Hert
Congress Hotel
Lowden
Harding
General Wood
Morrow
Illinois
Coliseum
Resolutions Committee
Jilison Forces Weut In Fight Over Treaty Plank
Contested proposals were taken up as Senator Borah noted strong sentiment for the Work proposal amid the treaty plank dispute.
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Jilison
WEUT
Borah
Senator Johnson pledges defeat of internationalist push in GOP platform
Chicago June 10 Senator Johnson declared the first assault by internationalism and bankers on the Republican party had been met and defeated in the platform dispute over the League of Nations He said a second assault may come to nominate a President and that reports suggest the plank will favor American foreign policy aligned with Washington and Monroe He indicated he may not attend the convention if the matter is settled as he expects but would go otherwise
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Chicago
Johnson
League of Nations
Republican Party
Johnson-Borah
Wall Street
Tam
Washington
Monroe
League
Mexico
Armenia
Paris
Jefferson
America
Senate
Party of Lincoln must continue as the party of the plain people
A political slogan asserts the Lincoln party should persist as representing ordinary citizens. The remark emphasizes populist appeal within party rhetoric and signals ongoing alignment with common voters.
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Lincoln
The
Plain People
Willis Comes Out For U. S. Senate
In Columbus Ohio June 10 former Governor Frank B Willis announced through Chicago friends his candidacy for the U S Senate nomination. The move sparks speculation on Senator Harding’s own re nomination plans with foes and friends weighing whether Willis seeks a real race or withdraws if Harding runs for President. Other filings include Newton H Fairbanks for Governor and William A Julian for Senate.
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Columbus
Chicago
Frank B. Willis
Harding
Willis
Newton H.fairbanks
Springfield
Republican State Executive Committee
Donahey
Dan B. Cull
Cleveland
Supreme Court
William A. Julian
Cincinnati
United States
C. Homer Durand
Coshocton
Justice of the Supreme Court
Important Platform Planks Adopted at Chicago Convention
The Republican platform broadly blames the current administration for wartime and peacetime missteps and outlines priorities. It calls for agricultural price/credit reforms, farm land access, collective bargaining with safeguards, and limits on strikes. It favors private rail ownership under regulation, tax simplification, and sound finance while resisting Mexican policy failures and opposition to Armenian mandates or European entanglements.
Zielonka predicts long convention from Chicago opening
City Solicitor Saul Zielonka predicts the Republican convention will extend into the next week. He says delegates are at a standstill and balloting may not start until tonight or tomorrow, with the convention possibly finishing by mid next week if the confusion remains. Zielonka attended as a spectator and returned due to other duties.
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Saul Zielonka
Chicago
Mr. Zielonka
Zielonka
Republican stance on international justice and peace
The text asserts that the Republican party seeks an international association upholding justice and public right through law and impartial courts. It calls for universal conferences when peace is threatened, enabling nations to prevent war without compromising national independence.
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Republican Party
Johnson predicts Republican nominee amid League debate
In Chicago on June 10 Senator Johnson forecast the Republican presidential nominee would be chosen at tomorrow's convention. He praised the League of Nations debate as revealing the current opposition to ratification and affirmed confidence in success. Governor Sproul endorsed the platform as American and constructive, urging laws that restore national self-respect.
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Sproul
Governor Lowden Says No Statement Tonight
Governor Lowden announced he will have no statement to make tonight on the platform. He reiterated the plan to speak at a later time and offered no further remarks.
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Lowden
Butler Defends League Busting Planks in Republican Rally
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler declared that league approval and the prank by all factions insure the fullest strength of the Republican party in support of a constructive policy. He said the party’s position grows stronger with the defeat of the radical League of Nations plank, a minority report from the Committee on Resolutions, carrying only Wisconsin La Follette delegates.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
League
Republican Party
Poindexter Hits GOP Stand Against Compromising Principles
Senator Poindexter states the league plank requires the Republican party to oppose any surrender of sovereign powers. He argues that peace costs and sacrifices are worth defending and that the people will not compromise on fundamental principles.
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Poindexter
Republican Party
Senator Harding Likely To Comment After Reviewing Platform
Senator W. G. Harding said he had not read the platform but would issue a statement after digesting it. He added that any declaration supporting the Senate’s stand would be favorable to him.
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W. G. Harding
Senate
Platform praised as solid foundation for Republican appeal
Major General Wood praised the platform adopted at today's session calling it a solid foundation for appealing to the American people. He said it will aid the national candidate and Republican contenders in interpreting party principles to the public and that all Republican candidates can accept its declarations.
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Federal Trade Commission
Wood
Governor Morrow Promotes Lowden at Kentucky Headquarters
Governor Edwin P. Morrow spoke at the Kentucky headquarters and before the Hamilton Club this morning. He noted he speaks more often than he eats and urged support for Governor Lowden, saying nothing to it but Lowden as his final remark.
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Edwin P. Morrow
Kentucky
Morrow
Hamilton Club
Lowden
Kentucky Convention Opens As Swope Arrives At HQ
Judge Yancy Little of Manchester led a group of young women into the Kentucky headquarters at the Congress Hotel this morning. King Swope of Danville, veteran of overseas service and first Republican elected in twenty five years, joined early. Swope backs Governor Lowden.
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Museum of Colonels
Yancy Little
Manchester
Kentucky
Congress Hotel
King Swope
Danville
Swope
Lowden
Suffragists Recruit Daily at Kentucky Headquarters
The city welcomes new suffrage reinforcements as Mrs. Charles Firth of Covington records at the Kentucky headquarters. Firth leads the Home Protective League of Covington, praised for helping curb living costs. Dr. Ben L. Bruner of Louisville, former gubernatorial candidate and Secretary of State, arrived and commented on the early voting scene.
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Charles Firth
Covington
Kentucky
Firth
Home Protective League of
Ben L. Bruner
Louisville
Gus Willson
Dr. Bruner
Veterans college president attends twelfth national convention
Dr. W. C. Ganfill of Center College Danville Kentucky attends his twelfth national convention. He has chaired or attended since the 1872 Grant nomination with no misses, and says he has no preference as long as the nominee is a good man.
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W. C. Ganfill
Center College
Danville
General Grant
Ganfill
Army crowd at national convention viewed by Fuqua spectator status
Colonel Stephen O Fuqua arrives at Camp Zachary Taylor and says he is merely a spectator as 500 Chicago police and nearly a hundred Sergeants-at-Arms per state fill the Coliseum. They move through aisles obstructing views of spectators and press.
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Stephen O. Fuqua
Zachary Taylor
Kentucky
Chicago
Bryan Visits Kentucky Headquarters for News
William Jennings Bryan called at the Kentucky headquarters last Wednesday night but left without a story. Visitors include R. A. Dudley of Covington and a Louisville delegation that registered at Kentucky headquarters. Guests named include C. G. Fabian C. M. Wiseman Jr John M. Scott B. H. Hundley Miss Lillian Davis Prentiss M. Ferry Homer C. McClellen and Prof. William R. Jullian.
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Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Kentucky
R. A. Dudley
Covington
Louisville
C. G. Fabian
C. M. Wiseman, Jr
John M. Scott
B. H. Hundley
Lillian Davis
Republican State Committee
Prentiss M. Ferry
Homer
C. McClellen
William R. Jullian
Frankfort
Elihu Root Arrives in Plymouth for Hague Court Commission
Elihu Root, representing the United States, arrived in Plymouth and will join the commission on the construction of a permanent international court of justice. The first meeting is planned for June 16 at the Peace Palace in The Hague. He received a London banquet invitation from Lord Desborough but has not yet accepted.
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Plymouth
England
Elihu Root
United States
International Court of Justice
Hague
Peace Palace
Root
London
Lord Desbrough
Newport Teachers Stand Firm for 300 Dollar Raise
Newport school teachers refuse anything less than a $300 yearly pay rise for the next term. In a public letter to the Board of Education, President C. R. Little said the demand remains unchanged and addressed rumors about Superintendent W. P. King. The association tied the condition to no discrimination and expected King’s continued support.
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Newport
Board of Education
C. R. Little
Teachers’ Association
W. P. King
King
Dayton Ky Adopts New Traffic Rules For Buses And Autos
Dayton Kentucky announces new city traffic regulations. No person under sixteen may drive an automobile. Vehicles must pass on the right and stop for streetcars. Spot lights are banned and maximum speeds are ten miles per hour for autos and motorcycles. DUI offenders face misdemeanor fines. A zone of quiet around Speers Memorial Hospital and zones of safety around public schools are established.
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Dayton
Speers Memorial Hospital
Woman Swears Husband Tried to Kill Her in Newport
Mrs Edgar Volz of East Second Street Newport swore out a warrant yesterday charging her husband with attempted murder. Police arrested him on a disorderly conduct charge after she fled to her cousin’s home on Third and Saratoga streets. He threatened to break down doors and kill her. the case goes before Police Court this morning.
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Edgar Volz
East Second Street
Newport
Eighth grade diplomas awarded at Newport Public Schools
Sixty eight students received diplomas at last night’s commencement in the Park Avenue School auditorium. Prof. D J Winston led a fine musical program while Superintendent W P King delivered the principal address and distributed the diplomas. The students themselves conducted the program.
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Newport Public Schools
Park Avenue School
D. J. Winston
W. P. King
Newport Mayor's Wife Injured in Train Accident
Mrs. George Smith of Orlando Florida, wife of Newport's mayor, fell in her coach on a train en route to visit her granddaughter, breaking her leg. The 86 year old was unaware of the accident until arriving in Cincinnati. She was taken to a hospital. the fall occurred after a sudden train start. She is mother of Emma Smith, former local schoolteacher.
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Newport
Joseph G. Herbarnn
George Smith
Orlando
Fla
Hermann
Smith
Cincinnati
Emma Smith
Nurses Elect Leaders at Eastern Registered Nurses Meeting
Mrs. Etta Haverkamp head nurse at Speers Hospital Dayton was elected Vice President of the Eastern Registered Nurses Association at a Lexington convention yesterday. Miss Anna Ryan of Lexington was named President. Miss Josephine Meyers Newport Community nurse accompanied Miss Haverkamp to the session.
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Etta Haverkamp
Speers Hospital
Dayton
Eastern Registered Nurses’ Association
Lexington
Anna Ryan
Josephine Meyers
Newport
Haverkamp
Newport Manufacturing Company to Build Truck Bodies
The Weingartner Planing Mill property on Saratoga Street between Ninth and Tenth was sold yesterday to a Detroit concern, Chester A. Silva announcing the sale for about $50,000. Detroit men W. J. Morley and C. W. Darwinkle have been in Newport surveying shipping and labor conditions. The Newport Manufacturing Company, capitalized at $75,000, will be formed to produce truck bodies.
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Weingartner
Saratoga Street
Ninth
Tenth Streets
Detroit
Chester A. Silva
W. J. Morley
C. W. Darwinkle
Newport
Newport Manufacturing Company
Dayton Council Sets City Tax Rate At Two Dollars Per One Hundred
Dayton Kentucky council held a special session to set the the tax rate at 2 per 100 valuation for the coming year. The Finance Committee had proposed 1.85 per 100 but officials ruled it insufficient to meet the city's financial demands.
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Dayton
Campbell County Clerk Seeks Return of Election Seals
William Milius Campbell County Clerk asked election officers yesterday to return election seals and ballot box keys immediately. He says the seals and keys will be needed for the upcoming primary election.
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William Milius
Campbell County
Real estate transfers filed in Campbell County Clerk records
Yesterday in Newport bonds filed show Samuel and Lena Finkleman transferring a Monmouth Street lot between Fifth and Sixth to Joseph and Ida Specter. Ellen Bradley transfers Fifth Street Newport property to B H and Eugenia Jackson for 2000 dollars. Charles York and Elizabeth York transfer Fifth Avenue Dayton Kentucky property to Catherine Thropp. R W Nelson and wife transfer 30 feet on Linden Avenue Newport to George C and Blanche Ware for 1500 dollars. Joseph and Estelle Doyen transfer 30 by 112 foot Fifth Avenue area on Walnut and Vine streets Dayton to Frank and Marie Ketterer.
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Campbell County Clerk's Office
Newport
Samuel
Lena Finkleman
Joseph
Ida Specter
Monmouth Street
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Ellen Bradley
B. H
Eugenia Jackson
Fifth Street
Charles
Elizabeth York
Catherine Thropp
Fifth Avenue
Dayton
R. W. Nelson
George C
Blanche Ware
Linden Avenue
Joseph and
Estelle Doyen
Frank and
Marie Ketterer
Walnut and
Vine Streets
Fort Thomas Building and Loan votes to raise capital
The Ft. Thomas Building and Loan Association voted to increase capital stock from 800000 to 1000000. President B H Kramer leads the organization founded in 1910.
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Ft. Thomas Building and Loan Association
B. H. Kramer
Dorothea Beankage
Henry Brankamp
Newport
Names and Residences in Ohio Valley Parish List
A compiled list showing individuals and their residences: Clyne Gwyn Fort Thomas Kentucky Evelyn Taylor Frankfort Kentucky Gibbet Wit t s Mainville Ohio Elsie Bickenhoest Brecon Ohio John B Hardin Oil City Pennsylvania Ida H Walden Oil City Pennsylvania Harley F E Trimble Kings Mills Ohio Jeanor E Crowthers Kings Mills Ohio.
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Clyne Gwyn
Ft. Thomas
Evelyn Taylor
Frankfort
Gibbet Witt
Mainville
Elsie
Bickenhoest
Brecon
John B. Hardin
Oil City
Ida H. Walden
Harley FE. Trimble
Kings Mills
Jeanor E. Crowthers
Holmes High School to Hold 52nd Commencement Exercises
Fifty seven students will graduate from Holmes High School at the fifty second annual commencement in the school auditorium on Tuesday June 15. Dr F B Dyer will deliver the principal address on The Value of a High School Education in After Life. Diploma ceremonies conducted by Glenn O Swing with Dr Ranshaw awarding diplomas. Rev J How ard Gibbons to pronounce benediction. A chorus of over 50 students to sing patriotic selections. Five honor graduates named: Wayne M Cobb Edna Miller Marguerite Holliday Stitt Grace Virginia Cloud and Margaret Foreman.
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Holmes High School
Alvin A. Ranshaw
Board of Education
F. B. Dyer
Glenn O. Swing
Dr. Ranshaw
J. Howard Gibbons
Wayne M. Cobb
Edna Miller
Marguerite Holliday Stitt
Grace Virginia Cloud
Margaret Foreman
Dorothy Ashbrook
Thomas Bell
Bernice Burroughs
Kenneth Carlton
Levina Carr
Lee May
Christerson
James L. Cobb
Wayne Cobb
Virginia Craig
Jesse Taska Dunn
Ellaise Elliston
Margaret Siefriet
Margaret Howell
Ralph Ledder
Cora Miller
Edna, Miller
Henrietta Moore
Hilda Oeirich
Lavenia O'Neil
Nellie Louise Pflueger
Ruth Roudebush
Albert Ryan
Bessie E. Swarburg
Jack H. Sharon
Mary Ruffin Shore
Susan Elizabeth Simrall
Margaret Holliday Stitt
Kathryn Sturm
Margaret Terrill
Margaret Jane Threlkold
Vernie May Venard
Carol Walker
Ruth Walker
Jefferson O. Watts
Edna Dorothy Weaver
Grace E. Bockholt
Hermina Borgenshutz
Marie Cardosie
Doris K. Clark
City Repeals Fire Department Reduction and Raises
City Commissioners repealed the reduction of the Fire Department from forty nine to forty men and granted a $20 monthly raise. Firemen had refused to return to work until terms were officially sanctioned. An ordinance to pay all phone rentals for the men at home was passed. The salary increase to be discussed at the 1921 budget meeting.
Latonia refinery barred from emitting odors by injunction
Judge Tracy in Kenton Circuit Court granted a temporary injunction against the Petroleum Refining Company of Latonia restricting release of offensive odors and gases. The case, brought by Hugo Jones and other Latonia residents, followed a health inspection tour. A prior county health order demanded abatement within twenty four hours.
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Petroleum Refining Company of
Latonia
Judge Tracy
Kenton
Hugo Jones
Latona
Nurses to Graduate at Booth Memorial Training School
Four nurses will be graduated in the 192 class from Booth Memorial Hospital Training School on Thursday. Captains Lydia Ott and Jane Reynolds and Ensigns Marty McCann and Elizabeth Pertner will be the graduates. The baccalaureate sermon will be delivered by Rev Hugh Leith at the First Pres.
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Booth Memorial Hospital Training School
Henry Hesse
Lydia Ott
Jane Reynolds
Marty McCann
Elizabeth Pertner
Hugh Leith
Covington Churches Plan Special Sunday Ceremonies
On Sunday June 2 Covington churches will dispense with evening services to attend the ceremonies at the Presbyterian Church. The change details a shared observance affecting local worship schedules.
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Byterian
Covington
Impersonating Officer Isadore Wiener Fined and Jailed
Isadore Wiener of Washington DC was charged with impersonating a federal officer. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs and sentenced to sixty days at hard labor in the public quarry by Judge Mason in Police Court after his arrest at the race track. Wiener claimed government status but could not produce credentials.
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Isadore Wiener
Washington, D.C
Mason
Wiener
Pulie Bullock
Two aged friends die within hours of each other
Mrs. Mary Finley, 75, and Mrs. Frank Bledsoe, 76, longtime friends, died within two hours of each other at St. Elizabeth Hospital. Finley died after 4 PM from age-related infirmities. Bledsoe died shortly before 6 PM. Bledsoe was a cousin of late Indiana Senator Daniel W. Voorhees and left one daughter.
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Mary Finley
East Sixteenth Street
Frank Bledsoe
Sterrett Avenue
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Bledsoe
Finley
City Acts To Curb Car Theft By Requiring Permits
Covington city commissioners passed an ordinance requiring all garage men and used car dealers to obtain city permits and to file daily business reports. A heavy penalty is set for failure to report.
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Covington
Tag Day Quota Reached for St. Elizabeths Hospital Drive
The committee reports the full quota of volunteers secured for Saturday Tag Day to aid St. Elizabeths Hospital. Representatives say all towns in Kenton and Campbell Counties will cooperate in the fundraising effort.
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St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Kenton
Campbell Counties
Traffic violator Frank Fries fined and jailed in police court
Frank Fries, 20, of 2558 Eden avenue Cincinnati, fined 50 dollars and costs and sentenced to thirty days hard labor in the public quarry for traffic law violations after failing to appear. He had been released on a 12 dollar cash bond.
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Manson
Frank Fries
Eden Avenue
Cincinnati
Fries
Joseph B.dunkie
Board of Education
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias
Pineville
Elizabeth Berling
Madison Avenue
United States
M. V. D. Bell
Alfred Denneman
East Tenth Street
Emanuel Methodist Church
Tenth
Russell Streets
Carl Englehart
East University Avenue
Local Names Repeated in Elsmore Registry Notes
S B Glacken Elsmore Ky Ida May Wescher Elsmore Ky George J Stewart Covington Ky Tailte Baker Covington Ky Ralph J Plummer Cincinnati Pauline Seumll Cincinnati.
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S. B. Glacken
Elsmore
Ida May Wescher
George J. Stewart
Covington
Tailte Baker
Ralph J. Plummer
Cincinnati
Pauline Seumll
Georgia Delivers Johnson to Republican National Committee
At the Chicago Coliseum on June 10 the Georgia delegation confirmed Henry Lincoln Johnson of Atlanta as a Republican National Committee member. Johnson received twelve votes while his opponent drew three, over Roswell Pickett, a white man.
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Coliseum
Chicago
Henry Lincoln Johnson
Atlanta
Republican National Committee
Georgia
Johnson
Roswell Pickett
Hartwell High School honors nine grads at Park Avenue Church
Five boys and four girls received graduation honors from Hartwell High School last night at Park Avenue Methodist Church. Edwin L. Price won the Harvard award for scholarship presented by Assistant Superintendent E. K. Roberts. Invocation by Rev. Thomas W. Salt and benediction by Rev. Charles E. Walker.
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Hartwell High School
Park Avenue Methodist Church
E. K. Roberts
Harvard
Edwin L. Price
Thomas W. Salt
Charles E. Walker
Poolroom Altercation Ends With Arm Injury
James Brock aged 55 of 57 Freeman Avenue was cut on the left arm during a dispute over a pool game at the Sixth Avenue Poolroom near Carr Street. He was taken to General Hospital in serious but not life threatening condition. the assailant fled the scene.
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James Brock
Freeman Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Carr Street
General Hospital
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