Big Union Defeated by Metal Trades Delegates in Denver
Delegates at the Metal Trades Department convention defeated a measure to form one United States metal trades union by a 3210 to 171 vote. The International Association of Machinists supported the plan, while Pattern Makers and Boilermakers opposed. the Chicago Metal Trades Council backed it.
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Denver
Metal Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
United States
International Association of Machinists
Patternmakers League of North America
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Metal Polishers International Union
Metal Trades Council of Chicago
Curley Grow
Pacific Coast
James Wilson
Cincinnati
Pattern Makers’ Union
Canada
Seattle
M.F. McGuire
San Francisco
Boiler Makers’ Union
Sims
England
United States Navy
London
Convention
Robbery in Eden Park by Masked Gunman
A masked Black assailant robbed student Harry Hopkins of a $50 watch in Eden Park near the Art Academy. Hopkins, walking behind the building, was threatened with a revolver and the thief escaped as help was summoned.
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Eden Park
Harry Hopkins
Elgin Place
Art Academy
U S Officials to Pass on World Finance Plans
Washington June 10 Assurances are understood to have been given to the government by groups of international bankers that the sanction of American officials will be sought in all future dealings affecting the world financial situation.
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Washington
Advertisements Index Amusements Notices and Local Firms
A compact listing of classified items and business notices including Amusements department entries, Army and Navy Union notice, various firms such as Art Dry Cleaning Co and Dexter Lumber Co, and several ads for groceries, paints, drugs, clothing, opticals, and railways. Notable items include Baltimore & Ohio excursion, Lincoln National Bank, Ohio Truss Co, Pogue’s Palm Beach Suits, and Prince & Co Opticians.
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Amusemeness
Cece
Army and Navy Union
Art Dry Cleaning Co
Art Musou
Baltimore & Ohio
Banner Grocers’ Baking Co
Reds
Brooklyn
Cae Ves Dean
City Ice and Fuel Co
Claremont Dansant
Cunard-Anchor
Dexter Lumber Co
Ccsccessavevees
Hermann
National
Bankee Gidding
Aldie Eins
Grove
Hewitt & Mackenbach—Specialists
J. H. Leventhal
Kolbe & Co
Kotte’s Drug Store
Ratoois
Lincoln National Bank
Lloyd's Clothes
Louisville & Nashville Motion Pictures
Ohio Truss Co
Parker's
Pinkham's
Pogue’s
Palm Beach
Post
Prince & Co.—Opticians
Ralph Green
R. & V. Knight—Automobiles Schaefer Rubber Co
Smith-Kasson Co
Oxfords
Stone’s Cakes Ca
Swift Laboratory
Taniac Disses
Seaieh
Kena Pad Votsi - Ulland Coal Co
Sbachande Deseracs Rey “Ae
Abssevesives
Wilson's Paint
Woodward Alumnal Association
Eel
Pettis Co
Prize Fight Brutal Says Methodist Church Board
The Board of Temperance and Public Morals of the Methodist Episcopal Church condemns the Dempsey Carpentier prize fight planned for Jersey City on July 2. It calls on all right thinking Americans to help ensure this is the last prize fight on American soil noting such events breed brutality and cowardice and erode sportsmanship.
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Washington
Board of Temperance and Public Morals
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jersey City
Three Generations From Lakewood in Kaber Murder Case
In Cleveland, Eva Catherine Kaber widow and her daughter Marian McArdle arrive with three generations remaining in the County Jail to face first degree murder charges in Daniel B. Kaber's stabbing death. Prosecutor Stanton plans to try Mrs Kaber this term.
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Cleveland
Eva Catherine Kaber
Daniel B. Kaber
Lakewood
Marian McArdle
Kaber
Mary Brickel
Miss McArdle
New York
Peter S. Christensen
Stanton
Mrs Raber Confesses Plot Against Husband in Lakewood Case
Eva Raber admits to consulting a midwife to hire two men to beat her husband to change his attitude. She denies intent to kill. Lakewood Chief notes prosecutors and miss McArdle not implicated. Raber watched on train back to Cleveland after two bystanders in the affair.
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Hudson
N. Y
Eva Kaber
Lakewood
Christensen
Associated Press
Raber
Marian McArdle
Cleveland
Stanton
Ohio
New York
McArdle Denies Murder Link To Cleveland Case
Thomas McArdle, ex-husband of Mrs. Daniel Kaber, living on a farm near Chicago with his wife and family, says he knows nothing about the Cleveland murder case. He doubts any confession by a seeress and asks why he would concern himself with his farmer wife’s supposed crime while caring for his own wife and three children.
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Chicago
Thomas McArdle
Daniel Kaber
Cleveland
Decker Found Guilty of Lovett Murder in Indiana
Virgil Decker, 19, farmer, convicted of first degree murder in the death of Leroy Lovett in Warsaw Indiana. Sentenced to life imprisonment after a short jury deliberation. The case involved a alleged family conspiracy to insure Lovett’s death and claim the insurance.
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Virgil Decker
Lovett
Warsaw
Ind
Leroy Lovett
Decker
Virgil
Bourbon
Samuel Lovett
Elkhart
Leroy
Marion
Young Decker
Kosciusko County
Calvin
Fred Decker
Lydia Decker
Young Lovett
Tippecanoe River
Bodies of 3 Daughters Discovered in Morgue
Pueblo, Col. June 10. John Kapes of Lime was notified a seventeen year old flood victim, believed to be his daughter Rose, plus two other daughters Irene and Elizabeth, were brought to a local undertaking establishment and held for identification.
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Pueblo
Col
John Kapes
Lime
Rose
Kapes
Irene
Elizabeth
Unlucky Friday Ends Life of Clifton Heights Man on 79th Birthday
Charles Pruss of 439 Riddle road Clifton Heights killed himself Friday on his seventy ninth birthday using a rusted single shot pistol. He left two German notes asking for burial at Vine and Liberty streets undertakers and referencing his Friday birth and former President Wilson. He was a cigar maker survived by a widow four sons and many grandchildren.
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Charles Pruss
Riddle Road
Clifton Heights
Vine
Liberty Streets
Wilson
Pruss
Ida Brabender
Allison Street
Two Steamers Reach Port After Iceberg Collisions
The American freighter Charlot, damaged by an iceberg, reached St Johns Newfoundland after a nightlong struggle to stay afloat under Captain Albert Ricca. The Seapool, also damaged in an iceberg collision, arrived yesterday despite heavy fog and remained able to continue its voyage.
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ST. Johns
N. F
Charlot
Albert Ricca
Seapool
Bartlett
Ft Thomas boxing exhibition sparks split in women’s club
Fifteen Ft Thomas Woman’s Club members petitioned President E A Powell to cancel the June 23 boxing show to raise funds for a new clubhouse. Club leadership argues the event is endorsed and too late to stop, while organizers expect a record turnout with 40 extra ringside boxes.
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Ft. Thomas Woman's Club
Charles R. Cox
E. A. Powell
Cox
Powell
Thomas F. Hanlon
Wilson
Ft. Thomas
Hanlon
Government expenditure bill signed by Harding
President Harding signed the budget system bill today to overhaul government expenditures. He plans to appoint a Director of Budget within two weeks from the bill’s enactment, with several candidates under consideration and the field narrowed to three or four men.
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Washington
Harding
Violence in Youngstown building strike rises with attacks
Reports to police show increasing violence in the Youngstown building trades strike ongoing since May 1. Four cases of non-union workers being attacked were reported and five men have been arrested.
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Youngstown
Grant's field flag willed to Grant Memorial Association
The Civil War flag used at General Grant's field headquarters is left to the Grant Memorial Association by General Horace Porter in his will. A $10,000 fund is established for Grant's tomb upkeep, Porter's servants receive a year’s salary each, and a $7,100 mortgage on George F Holt’s home is canceled. Most of the estate goes to Porter's relatives.
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New York
General Grant
Riverside Drive
Grant Memorial Association
Horace Porter
Grant
East High student drowns in Miami River under Mt Washington bridge
James B. Barnes 16, a freshman at East High School, drowned while swimming with two younger boys near the C. G. & P. Bridge at Mt. Washington. Treacherous river sands and swift current are blamed as rescuers searched the waters. Barnes was a promising athlete and son of Harry Barnes, longtime Mt. Washington resident.
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Miami River
East High School
Mt. Washington
James B. Barnes
Sutton Avenue
John
Kelly Weekley
Barnes
Harry Barnes
James Barnes
Donald
Bomb hits prosecutor home in New Philadelphia
A dynamite bomb exploded on the porch of County Prosecutor Russell Bowers in New Philadelphia at 1:30 AM, wrecking the house but causing no injuries. A second bomb failed to explode on the porch of Safety Director L Og Hoag in Dover. Suspects Nick Nigro and his son Chauncey were arrested, and held in Tuscarawas County Jail. Authorities pursue the vehicle used in the attack amid a liquor law enforcement campaign.
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New Philadelphia
Russell Bowers
L. O. Houg
Dover
Nick Nigro
Chauncey
Nigro
Tuscarawas County
Electricity Kills Two At Toledo And Newark
An electrical worker known as Roxy Schultz was killed near Toledo today when he touched a 4,000-volt wire while repairing a telephone line. Schultz worked for a local contractor. his parents are said to live in Celina Ohio.
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Toledo
Schultz
Celina
Newark man killed at Shawnee electric substation
Harold Stedman 25 of Waterbury Conn superintendent of Ohio Power Co died at Shawnee electric substation. He was to be married next month.
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Newark, CO
Harold Stedman
Waterbury, Conn
Ohio Power Company
Shawnee
Eight Die in Auto Train Crashes Across Ohio New Jersey
Caldwell Ohio reports Orval Anderson 21 and Walter 17 killed when their car collided with a Pennsylvania train at Belle Valley crossing. In Glassboro New Jersey William Nichols farmer and student Gordon, home in Massachusetts, killed when a Pennsylvania Railroad electric train struck the truck.
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Caldwell, O
Orval Anderson
Walter
Pennsylvania
Belle Valley
Howard Anderson
Orval
Caldwell High School
Glassboro N. J
William B. Nichols
Gordon
Massachusetts
Franklinville
Here
Newport Taxi Robbery Sees Teen Girl Implicated In Hammer Attack
A blue eyed girl is jailed in Newport charged with highway robbery after a Louisville taxi driver, Sidney Diehn, says he was beaten with a hammer and dumped from a taxi on Madison Pike. Detectives traced the car, arrested Diehn, and CID detained Virginia Bradburn as an accomplice amid conflicting statements.
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Newport
Louisville
Sidney Diehn
Smith Street
F. J. Barrett
JL Barrett
Cincinnati
Madison Pike
Covington
Barrett
Diehn
Robbers Shoot Down Pittsburgh Merchant Take $50000
In Pittsburgh James Neel assistant superintendent of Boggs & Buhl and colleague William Stagerwald were robbed as they left with the morning receipts. Neel was wounded. the bandits escaped in a car after one was arrested. The satchel reportedly held 50 000 dollars in cash and securities.
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Pittsburgh
James Neel
Boggs & Buhl
William Stagerwald
Neel
Federal Street
Charles Schultz
Allegheny River
Boggs & Buhl Store
Northside
Detroit
Mich
Jerome Eastead
Bank of Detroit
Clark Thompson
West Side
Thompson
Gillett’s Sister Arrested in Manslaughter Charge
Miss Lucy D. Gillett sister of Speaker Gillett was arrested by Chicopee police on a manslaughter charge after an automobile she drove struck 12 year old Irene Cote on Chicopee road. She was released on bail of 5000 dollars for court tomorrow. She said the girl ran suddenly into the path of the car.
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Springfield
Mass
Lucy D. Gillett
Speaker Gillett
National House of Representatives
Chicopee
Irene Cote
Chicopee Road
Woman Burned in Basement Gasoline Fire Explosion
A Toledo woman, Mrs. Alexander Urie, wife of a factory official, suffered probably fatal burns when cleaning clothes with gasoline in the basement while running an electric washing machine. Her clothing burned off, while her two year old son nearby escaped injury.
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Toledo
Alexander Urie
White Visits Wilson For Political Talk
Democratic National Committee chairman George White met former President Wilson at Wilson's residence and discussed political matters. White declined to detail the topics but praised Wilson's continued interest and militant party leadership. He said Democrats feel a revival of spirit and unity, blaming Republicans for not keeping election promises.
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Washington
George White
Democratic National Committee
Wilson
White
Garcis Wounded in Munich After Lecture on Clericalism
Herr Garcis a prominent Independent Socialist and Bavarian Diet member was mortally wounded last night in Munich while returning home from a lecture against clericalism in the schools. A shooting incident targets a political figure amid rising tensions in Bavaria.
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Berlin
Herr Garcis
Munich
Multiple Fatal Auto Accidents Result In Deaths And Injuries
Safety week incidents on Reading road Grandin road and Vine street left Alma Patterson dead from a skull fracture after a rollover near Delta avenue. Henry Threlkeld age 65 on Rockdale avenue suffered a skull fracture when struck by Edward Bolce near Reading road Union street. Peter Kohl age 37 on Gest street died from injuries after being struck by Lewis Campbell on Vine street. Three others injured include William Patterson and Ida Stine and a six-year-old passenger.
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Alma Patterson
Missouri Avenue
Grandin Road
Delta Avenue
William J. Patterson
Ida Stine
Auto Fatral ‘No. 2
General Hospital
Patterson
Henry Threlkeld
Rockdale Avenue
H. C. Threlkeld & Son
Lewis J. Campbell
Poplar Street
Kohl
Vine Street
Campbell
Albert Peale
Sherlock Street
Night watchman pleads guilty after payroll robbery attempt
Hartford earnings heist ends with Henry J. Jordan admitting highway robbery after trying to seize $30,000 payroll from Hartford Robber Works last night. Paymaster Albert M. Congdon and two assistants resisted. Jordan wounded in leg by guard fire. He is 58 with a wife and five children.
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Hartford
Conn
Henry J. Jordan
Albert M. Congdon
Frank D. Sargent
Anthony Hayes
Jordan
Horace Secor Fatal Self-Destruction Ties to Fortunes
Horace Secor a former law partner of ex State Senator Page dies by his own hand at his Riverside Drive home in New York. Dr. George Herr, his son in law, found the body with a revolver nearby and notes Secor had suffered health issues and endured many fortunes won and lost over the past thirty years amid recent unlucky Wall Street investments.
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New York
Horace Secor
Page
Riverside Drive
George Herr
Southern Pines
N. C
Secor
Wall Street
Funeral Services for J Walter Freiberg
Funeral services for J Walter Freiberg who died Thursday will be at his home 3583 Alaska Ave at 3 PM Sunday Rabbi David Philipson will officiate Burial at United Jewish Cemetery Freiberg was President of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations and Freiberg & Workum distillers Vice President of the National Jewish Hospital for Consumptives and member of several Jewish relief and civic organizations in Cincinnati
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J. Walter Freiberg
Alaska Avenue
David Philipson
United Jewish Ceme
Freiberg
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Freiberg & Workum, Distillers
National Jewish Hospital For Consumptives
American Jewish Relief Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
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