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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1920

Page

5

Restraining Order Over Labor Unions In Covington Case

United States District Court in Covington granted a restraining order against United States Motor Truck Company and three unions, barring violence and intimidation at the plant and around employees. The move aims to protect Moody and his sales network with contracts for hundreds of trucks, amid a strike that began in April and left about ninety workers idle. Hearing for a permanent injunction is set for June 17 in Lexington.

United Motor Truck Company Seventeenth Street Madison Avenue Covington Claude W. Moody United States Motor Truck Sales Corporation A. M. J. Cochran United States District Court United States Motor Truck Company Queen City Lodge No International Association of Mechanics Automobile Mechanics’ Lodge No Cincinnati Moody Shelly Rouse Bob Carpenter Federal Vocational Board Rouse United States Truck Sales Corporation C. W. Moody United States Queen City International Association of Machinists Automobile Mechanics’ Association Joseph C. Haering J. A. Haines Harry Thiessen John Monahan Joe Cole Robbins Scott Joe Hoffman George R. Detzel William Wifert Paul Max George Foutty Charles Wilson Henry Dunenbauer N. J. Damon Edward McDonald Oliver Sharp William Rathman Martin Black

The Married Life of Helen and Warren

In Mrs. Stevens drawing room a crowd attends an occult evening led by medium Mrs. Boyde. Helen plays softly as spirits speak through her guiding messages about loved ones, health, and future, including a little girl, an uncle in Australia, and a steamer watch.

Helen John Mary William Jove Warren Alice Little Willie Aunt Mary Uncle John Mabel Herbert Urner Mr.Stevens Mrs. Flemming Australia Mrs. Boyde

Revelations of a Wife in a Rose Colored Afternoon

Adele Garrison observes a quiet family reunion as Lillian welcomes her daughter Marion in a warm home scene. The pair discuss conference outcomes while tea and scones arrive, and the Dicky-bird plot thread adds light tension to the domestic mood.

Lillian Lilian Mr. Gordon Spencer Marion Willian Dicky-bird Dicky Miss Purj

Simple Home Remedy for Wrinkled Faces

Thousands of women seek wrinkle cures and spend fortunes. A simple home lotion made from an ounce of powdered saxolite and half a pint of witch hazel, mixed and used daily, promises a magical effect with a firm, refreshed feel after the first treatment.

Conscience and Resolve In a Quiet Domestic Moment

A narrator asserts strength over fear for Dicky and insists on mutual courage. The exchange hints at a developing domestic conflict with a promise to continue on Monday. Copyright 1920.

Lillian Dicky Newspaper Feature Service, Inc

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