Carpenters Union Suspended From AFL Meeting Fallout
Denver June 11 The suspension of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners from the building trades department does not affect its AFL affiliation officials said. The Carpenters withdrew after a board ruling, Hutcheson led a walkout, Gompers lamented the action.
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Denver
Col
United Brotherhood of “Carpenters and Joiners
Building Trades
American Federation of Labor
Federation
Carpenters’ Union
National Board of Jurisdictional Awards
William 5. Hutcheson
The
William Bowen
International Union of Brick-layers, Masons and Plasterers
Hutcheson
Conention
Nia
Samuel Gompers
Euration
Carpenter
Department
American ‘Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Carpenters
Treasury
John Donlin
Executive Council of
Executive Council
Great Britain
Ireland
Building ‘Trades Council of
Pueblo
Cal
King Feetsident Alin
Creta William Spencer
Aspen
Admiral Sims Ordered Home From London by Denby
Congressmen report a flood of telegrams on the Sims case with calls for punishment or support. Secretary Denby revoked the remainder of the admiral's leave and ordered him to report to the Navy in Washington immediately.
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Secretary of Navy
National Hero Col Galbraith Laid To Rest At Spring Grove
Thousands attend funeral for Colonel Frederick W. Galbraith Jr at Music Hall with a solemn sermon by Rev John F Herget. The body lies in state then is carried to Spring Grove Cemetery with honorary pallbearers and a flag draped vault. Messages of condolence and prayers from diverse communities reflect a national outpouring of respect.
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John F. Herget
Frederick W. Galbraith, Jr
Music Hall
John H. Dickerson
Jack Knight
Taylor Goshorn
Albert Scholl
Walter Miller
Cliff Miller
Spring Grove
Robbery at Covington Kroger Targets Local Manager
Alphonse Penny, a Kroger store manager in West Covington, was robbed by four masked men who demanded cash and a $14 check. They fled in a waiting car after taking about $70 in receipts and the day’s check. Police found a whisky bottle near the store’s grass where the suspects waited.
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Alphonse Penny
Kroger
Altamont Road
Alberta Avenue
West Covington
Mr. Penny
Penny
Funeral march for Colonel Galbraith draws thousands
Thousands of Cincinnatians line the streets as the 147th Regiment escorts the late Colonel Frederick W. Galbraith to Music Hall for funeral rites. Soldiers from Ft. Thomas lead the gun carriage while floral tributes from American Legion departments, social agencies, business clubs, and international friends fill the hall.
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147Th Regiment
Gotenel
Frederick W. Galbraith
Cincinnati
147Th
Galbraith
Ft. Thomas
Turner
Music Hall
J. J. Sullivan &Co
East
McMillan Street
Japanese farmer shot near Galveston dies of wounds
I Oaishi a Japanese farmer twelve miles from Galveston was shot last night and died a few hours later. The case details and motive are not provided in the report.
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Galveston
Tex
I. Oaishi
Farmers' Finance Corporation Charter Filed in Dover
A charter was filed in Dover on June 11 creating the Farmers' Finance Corporation with authority to finance marketing of farm and related products and a capital of 100002100 dollars.
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Dover
Del
Farmers’ Finance Corporation
Body of kidnapped boy found in Hudson off Piermont
The seven year old Giuseppe Varotta, kidnapped May 24, was found dead in the Hudson River near Piermont New York. Five men are jailed on $25 000 bail each on extortion indictments. The boy’s father identified the clothing confirming the grisly find.
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New York
Hudson River
Piermont
N. Y
Giuseppe Varotta
Salvatore Varotta
Ms. Varotta
Giuseppe
Varotta
Guiseppe
Meanest man sought after blind school theft
Columbus police pursued a second "meanest man" after he robbed the State School for the Blind during a alumni reception. He took about 70 dollars in cash from wraps and a ring. The first theft involved a Civil War veteran newsstand proprietor during a Memorial Day parade.
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Columbus
State School For the
Foreign miners driven out by vigilantes in Indiana
More than a hundred foreigners employed in Gibson and Pike County coal fields were forced to leave by alleged miner vigilantes. In Francisco, Indiana, action followed importing foreigners to work in mines. American supervisor WE Cox and his family were expelled. Police urged dispersal as vigilantes visited rail lines and stations. locals formed committees to demand withdrawal of foreign workers.
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Princeton
Ind
Gibson and Pike Co
Francisco
Illinois
WE. Cox
Ayrshire District Collieries Company
George A. Enos Coal Company
Oakland City
Southern Railroad
D. J. Flowers
Gibson County
Cox
Two U S Soldiers Drown In Moselle River At Coblenz
In Coblenz on June 11 two U S soldiers Corporal Samuel Carvey of Powell New Jersey and Private Anton Holson of Cleveland Ohio drowned in the Moselle River while watering horses. Both served in Battery F Sixth Field Artillery. Holson’s horse fell into a hole, Holson fell in, Carvey tried to help and was dragged under. Comrades recovered the bodies.
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Coblenz
Samuel Carvey
Model Avenue
Powell
N. J
Anton Holson
Hahn Avenue
Cleveland
Moselle
Sixth Field Artillery
Holson
Carvey
Advertisements Index Mixed in Notice Page
An index of multiple ads and merchants appears, listing car firms banks clothing shops and services such as Fifth Third Bank Irwin Baltmann Kriebel & Co Shillito's and Walk Over Shoes among others. The fragmented listings include manufacturers retailers and service providers with varying credits and page placements.
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Reds
Brooklyn
BO Telephone Cps
Cess
Ccbeecdaces
Bovis-Oldsmobile Co
Pitizens Motor Car Co
Seine
SE Romomimice
Sis Ono Zsasses Cancdes Economy Supply Co
Fifth-Third National Bank
Ee Geob
Odes
Yepomearet G
Ccccencecsens
Hutton & Co
Heath Aus Irwin, Baltmann & Co
Kriebel & Co
Biidensivdces
Monee Gyer CM
Southern Ohio Savings B. & T. Go. Bates Motor Car Co
Bits Odaen
George W. Hill & Co
Coffee
Goldenburg School
Bode Cé
Uer Automobile Co
Harry W. Smith
Klett
Korein
Kotalka
McAlpin
Miller Bros
Motion Pictures Magazine
Oskamp—Pearls
Ralph Green Co Magazine
R. & V. Knight—Automobiles
Rogers Woman's Shop
Shillito’s—Merchandise
Dehae
Sparger-Johnson Motor Co
Steinkamp's Garden
The
Dunlevy .Co
Teasdale
the Smith Book Co
Aes Shout
the Lawton Co
Western Tray and Case Co
HK Soni
Touwn
Bcs
Prisoner Roy Gardner Escapes Train Near Castle Rock
Roy Gardner, the mail car bandit being moved from San Francisco to McNeil Island, escaped federal officers at Castle Rock after pulling a pistol hidden in his shirt and taking two deputies’ weapons and $200. Fellow prisoner Frank Pryon aided the breakout as Gardner leaped from the train, leaving the handcuffed officers. A posse pursued them as Gardner sought a lost mail sack near Sacramento containing bonds.
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Portland
Ore
Roy Gardner
McNeil Island
San Francisco
Castle Rock
Gardner
Sacramento
Cal
United States
Mulhall
Webb
Frank Pryon
Dunsmuir
Pryon
Gardner Twice Escapes Then Is Sentenced Again
Roy Gardner, previously sentenced to 25 years at McNeil Island for mail robbery, escaped twice while in government custody. He was recaptured in Roseville, California, after a May 20 mail car robbery and received another 25 year sentence in open court.
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San Francisco
Roy Gardner
McNeil Island
Wash
United States
Roseville
Cal
Gardner
Meade
Voracious Cows Chew Wings of Airplane Parked in Pasture
O. W. Pearson a Cincinnati flier left his aircraft in a Lexington pasture after a Bristol Va trip. The next day he found cows had chewed linen from the wings and tail, an unusual act given abundant Kentucky grass. The cows showed no ill effects and the plane was left to await repairs.
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O. W. Pearson
Cincinnati
Lexington
Bristol
Kentucky
Prof Edwin O Excell Choir Leader Dies
Chicago June 11 Prof Edwin O Excell evangelist choir leader and publisher of religious song books died in a hospital after a illness of more than six months. He was born in 1851 in Uniontown Stark County Ohio and for twenty years worked with Georgia evangelist Sam Jones as a gospel singer.
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Chicago
Edwin O. Excell
Excell
Uniontown
Stark County
Sam Jones
Father shoots son in sleep. Des Moines tragedy after graduation
Des Moines, June 11. R M West shot and killed his son Myron West, 18, while he slept at their home. West had been under medical care for some time. Myron had just graduated from high school on Thursday.
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Des Moines, Jr
R. M. West
Myron West
West
Admiral Sims Learns of Recall After Dinner in London
London June 11 Rear Admiral William S Sims learned of his recall by Secretary of the Navy Denby after a dinner honoring him by the Royal Thames Yacht Club. He had not yet received a cable and declined to comment on the dispatch. He had no plan to change his sailing date of June 15.
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Admiral Sims
London
William S. Sims
Denby
Associated Press
Royal Thames Yacht Club
Watchman Foils Fire Plot At Boldt Glass Plant
Charles Miller night watchman thwarted an arson attempt at the Charles Boldt Glass and Paper Company plant on Davis Lane and Robb Avenue. He smelled burning paper and found a pile on a platform near the front door in flames after noting no papers there moments before. Police, seeking a white man seen loitering earlier, linked the fire to a suspected plot to destroy the building following a gunshot through a first floor window last Thursday night.
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Charles Boldt Glass and Paper Company
Davis Lane
Robb Avenue
Charles Miller
Miller
Soldier Krayzer Murder Revealed After Frantic Search
Relatives of Harry Krayzer, 35, learned he was murdered near a village behind the French lines rather than killed in action. Krayzer, nephew of John Griffith, a Dayton police official, disappeared while returning to his company. Russian bandits in France are suspected of the slaying after Krayzer's body, found with a crushed skull, was recovered the morning after a nightlong search.
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Harry Krayzer
France
Dayton
Krayzer
John Griffith
Coal Salvage on Ohio River Benefits Local Families
Treasure hunters collected eight tons of coal from the Ohio River during a low tide at Storey Point near Riverside as boats, chains, and laborers hauled leaky barges coal to shore. Salvage ran four days until rising waters halted work, aiding neighbors to reduce coal costs amid shortages.
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Ohio River
Storey Point
Riverside
Bill Barkau
Clyde and
Liston Avenues
Wreath Drops From Plane Over Music Hall Funeral
John H. Stewart, President of the Cincinnati Aero Club, flew solo over the funeral column for Colonel Galbraith and released a wreath of flowers that drifted down to the Music Hall roof. The Cincinnati Aero Club supplied the wreath.
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Colonel Galbraith
Music Hall
John H. Stewart
Cincinnati Aero Club
Secret door reveals 200 year old liquor stock in Hicks homestead
Frank Brossard, new owner of Hicks homestead in Fulshing New York, finds a hidden wall door behind renovations. It opens to fifty five bottles of whisky once popular, raising questions about legality of the purchase amid Prohibition history.
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Fulshing
N. Y
Frank Brossard
Hicks
Long Island
America
Death of Edvard J. Moses famed Cincinnati detective
Edvard J. Moses, 84, longtime Cincinnati detective and dean of the force, died at the Jewish Home for the Aged. A Civil War veteran, he joined police in 1866 and became a celebrated detective in 1876 forming the Moses and Wimsey team. He retired in 1906 with a spotless record and aided investigations after retirement. Survived by several children. Mrs Catherine Moses, his wife, died two years ago.
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Edvard J. Moses
Cincinnati
Moses
Army of the North
Moses and
Wimsey
John Wimsey
River Front
John
United States
Detective Headquarters
Catherine Moses
Lyda Southard pleads not guilty to murder charge
Mrs Lyda Southard appeared before Probate Judge Duvall in Twin Falls Idaho and entered a not guilty plea to the murder of her fourth husband Edward I Meyer. A preliminary examination was scheduled for next Monday after she arrived from Honolulu. She was allowed to consult with her lawyers off the guard and was accompanied by her father W J Trueblood.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Lyda Southard
Duvall
Edward I. Meyer
Harding to receive Law Doctor degree at Muskingum
President Harding is slated to be awarded a Doctor of Laws at Muskingum College in New Concord Ohio at commencement. The degree will be conferred when he can attend the ceremony and is based on his status as a graduate of Ohio Central College later merged with Muskingum.
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New Concord
Harding
Muskingum College
Ohio Central College
Muskingum
147th Regiment Men Form New Legion Post To Honor Galbraith
Fifteen former members of the 147th Regiment including Captains Heintz Morrow and Lt Col Dube met at the University of Cincinnati to organize the Fred W. Valbraith Post of the American Legion. The post will recruit veterans who are now students at the university and seeks to honor their former leader Colonel Galbraith with a memorial.
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147Th Regiment
Vieter Heintz
Thomas Morrow
I. H. Dube
University of Cincinnati
American Legion
Fred W. Valbraith
Legion
Galbraith
Probing Sheriff Names in Auglaize County Case
In Columbus on June 11, Auglaize County faces a legal puzzle over who is sheriff. Is the official Bob Ewing or George L. Ewing, with signatures using both names on records. Attorney General Price may decide the proper designation and future official actions.
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Columbus
Auglaize County
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Bob” Ewing
George L. Ewing
Price
Cincinnati Reds
Bob
George L
Dennison G Cleveland Dies in Akron at 87 Pioneer Businessman
Dennison G Cleveland aged 87 died here today from exhaustion. He was a pioneer Akron businessman and third cousin of former President Grover Cleveland.
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Aeron, O
Dennison G. Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Akron
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International Union
National Board
Deplores
Washington
Sims
Sinn Fein
Crae
Nation
Col. Galbraith
MUSIC
Grand Cross
Legion of Honor
Spring Grove Cemetery
Childer
Ture
Covington
Chateau-Thierry
Alsace-Lorraine
Federation of
Council of Social Agencies
Business Men’s Club
Rotary Club
Baron de Cartier
Milton Forman
Franklin D’olier
U. S. Paper Goods Company
Cleveland Rotary Club
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
Northport Point Cottage Owners’ Association
American Legion Weekly
G. A. Aerts
Hudson
Guiseppe Varotta
Indiana
U. S
Peewee Eee
Priooner Rob MO
Bandit
Boldt Glass
Coward Mots
Dita
New Legion
Red Signs
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