Airplane crashes in Newport injures three as wires, poles fall
A flying boat crashed near Front Street and Washington Avenue Newport injuring pilot Harry G Jones 27 Evansville Ind observer George Brunner 26 Evansville and nabbing Harold Clark 9 as debris. The craft from Evansville was en route to Akron Ohio after an exhibition flight.
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Ohio River
Front Street
Washington Avenue
Newport
Harry G. Jones
Evansville
Ind
Campaign managers push rapid start after Harding nomination
Senator Warren G. Harding's campaign directors vow quick action to present Republican issues to voters while planning to begin activities soon after the Democratic convention. The party also outlines a move to rework delegate apportionment to reflect Republican vote totals nationwide.
Third Party Formed as Pinchot Loses Faith in GOP
Chicago June 13 The forty eight committee led by Amos Pinchot announces a new party and plans a July 10 Chicago convention to nominate a presidential candidate. It claims the GOP has driven away Roosevelt Johnson and La Follette voters and says the party is organized in thirty states and ready to contest all ballots.
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Louisiana
Alabama
Texas
National Committee
Senate Committee
Chicago
Kenyon
National Woman's Party
Harding
Vermont
Washington
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Smoot
Johnson
California
Hiram Johnson
Senator Harding
Senator Johnson
Borah
Committee of Forty-Eight
Amos Pinchot
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Johnson and LaFollette
Battle Over Clothes Ends in Knife Duel Between Roommates
William Hampton aged 50 and Charles Meyers aged 51, both residents of 227 East Thirteenth street, were severely injured in a knife duel in Leo Morris's saloon at 1229 Main street. Each man was cut or stabbed. both face cutting with intent to kill charges. They were taken to General Hospital.
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William Hampton
East Thirteenth Street
Charles Meyers
Hampton
Meyers
General Hospital
Leo Morris
Main Street
Riggers Escape Death as Wall Collapse in Fire Blot
More than twenty workers narrowly escaped death when the west wall of the Perry G Mason Company building, burned weeks earlier, buckled and collapsed. The American Rigging Company tearing down the hazard alerted by a warning shout. several men were bruised, bricks rained down on the Federal Products Company roof causing about $2,000 in damage.
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Perry G. Mason Company
American
Federal Products Company
Pearl and
Duane Streets
Stoppage of Jerky Line To Gate of Cemetery
Residents protest as Cincinnati Traction CO plans to end jerky car service on Win ton road to Spring Grove Cemetery. An official says notice was given that service would stop unless the cemetery pays 500 dollars monthly, a demand the board refused. A new gate at McMakin avenue will open and an auto bus will ferry visitors to the cemetery’s northern section.
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Cincinnati Traction Company
Winton Road
Spring Grove Cemetery
Spring Grove Cemetery Association
Cemetery Association
Traction Company
McMakin Avenue
Miners Killed in Hungarian Mine Blast
Berlin dispatch reports 193 miners believed killed by a dynamite depot explosion at Anina Hungary a major coal and iron center fifty five miles southeast of Temesvar. Thirty six injured and one hundred seventy three bodies recovered as the blast went off as miners left a shaft.
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Berlin
Anina
Temezvar
Eight youths arrested after night of crime in Cleveland area
Eight youths aged 17 to 25 were captured by Lakewood police after a night of crime that included an attack on two girls, three robberies, and the theft of an automobile. The suspects were chased through Cleveland, Lakewood, Elyria, and Lorain before arrest and are held on multiple charges.
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Cleveland
Lakewood
Elyria
Lorain
Wind Storm Wrecks City Drenches Cincinnati Area
A severe wind storm struck the Cincinnati region causing extensive damage and panic. Hundreds of automobiles stalled on the Plainville pike near dusk, with telegraph poles and fallen wires blocking traffic and trapping occupants. No serious injuries were reported, though property damage was substantial and fires broke out in Glen dale. The storm also toppled trees, disabled power and telephone lines, and forced streetcar suspensions before easing. The day ended with record heat topping 92 degrees and a mix of floodlight skies and clearing rain.
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Cincinnati
Plainville Pike
Alfred Deckebach
Hyde Park
Morning Star
Coney Island
Ohio
Madisonville
Wyoming
Lockland
Glendale
Hartwell Junction
Reading
Congress Avenue
Telephone Company
Millcreek Valley
Missionaries to Effort in Michigan Farms
Traverse City Michigan June 13 Agricultural missionaries will be sent to every industrial center of Michigan by the Western Michigan Development Bureau to win back to the soil enough men to populate about five thousand idle farms.
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Traverse City
Mich
Michigan
Western Michigan Development Bureau
Cyclist Killed In Mt Healthy Crash After Pass Attempt
Philip Brengelman 33 of 729 Clark St died after a motorcycle crowded off the road struck a concrete culvert near Mt Healthy. Rider James Fields 835 Clinton St survived. Mrs Fields and a child were injured. Autopsy may be ordered. Brengelman had a history of heart issues.
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Philip Brengelman
Clark Street
Mt. Heathy
James Fields
Clinton Street
Mt. Healthy
Fields
Stanley van Pelt
Marlow
Hamilton
Bauer
Brengelman
Auto collision injures two Montgomery visitors on city streets
Clarence Burton 21 of 3720 Reading road and Philip Hardt 46 from Montgomery Alabama were badly cut by flying glass when their car collided with another at Gilbert and Lincoln avenues last night. Both were taken to General Hospital for treatment. police did not learn the other vehicle occupants' names.
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Carthage
Hartwell Avenue
Woodbine Avenue
Sheehan Avenue
Wiswell Avenue
White Bridge
Longview Hospital
Sixty-ninth Street
Carthage Avenue
Lawn Avenues
Norwood
Montgomery Road
Liston Avenue
Seymour Avenue
Reading Road
Gholson Avenue
Cleveland Avenue
Purcell Avenue
Crestline Avenue
Price Hill
Mercury
Clarence Burton
Prhilip Hardt
Montgomery
Ala
Gilbert and
Lincoln Avenues
Hardt
Burton
General Hospital
Ohio River
George Hawkins
Krug
Walnut Hills
Bellevue
Mr. Hawkins
D. Loeb
Hawkins
Mr. Loeb
Essad Pasha, Albanian Leader, Killed in Paris
Essad Pasha head of the Albanian delegation in Paris and former Provisional President of Albania was shot dead outside the Hotel Continental. An Albanian student named Rustem Avonir fired two fatal shots claiming Essad bore responsibility for Albania’s suffering. the assailant said the crime was not premeditated.
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Paris
Essand Pasha
Albania
Continental
Rue Castiglione
Rustem Avonir
Rustem
Ess
Pasha
Essaud Pasha
Essaud
Riots in Triest Over Italian Albania Troop Sendoff
Demonstrations and rioting reported in Triest and surrounding areas as Italy sends troops to Albania. Exchanges of rifle and revolver fire, bombs thrown, with several casualties. Later messages say Triest is calm as troops embark. A wounded lieutenant died. Reports from Janina and Avlena mention Albanian tensions and captured Italian general.
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Trieste
Albania
Rome
Triest
Janina
Ouzati
London
Santi Quaranta
Avlena
Argentine sugar to land in New York at 15 cents
Buenos Aires reports that 14 000 tons of sugar bought by Ambassador Stimson for the United States will land in New York at about 15 cents a pound after transportation costs. Five ships may be used. President Irigoyen waived export restrictions as a favor to the United States, while private interests added 50 000 tons for export.
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Buenos Aires
Frederick J. Stimson
United States
Argentine
New York
Irrogoyen
Ambassador Stimson
Prohibition Agent Killed in Georgia Moonshine Raid
Atlanta authorities report federal prohibition agent W. D. Dorsey was killed during a raid on a moonshine still at a house owned by John Farmer near Cleveland Georgia. Ed Carpenter the driver was wounded, and Farmer was also shot. Agents moved to the scene after the fight.
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Georgia
Atlanta
W. D. Dorsey
John Farmer
Cleveland
Ed Carpenter
Dorsey
Farmer
Penrose Elated Over Nomination and Pledges Support
Philadelphia June 13 Senator Boies Penrose expressed elation over Senator Harding's nomination. He praised Harding's fitness and urged support, saying the country will benefit from his leadership at home and abroad. Penrose pledged full part in the campaign and confidence in a great administration.
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Philadelphia
Boies Penrose
Harding
Chicago
Senator Penrose
Senator Harding
Republican Party
Death by own action theory dropped in Elwell mystery
New York June 13 The police abandoned the theory of death by own action in the Joseph B. Elwell case the wealthy turfman and whist authority found with a bullet wound in his head at his home Friends and detectives questioned his women acquaintances and high stakes bridge players without finding evidence of foul play A house search yielded no clues and two Polish countesses who knew Elwell denied entering his home or seeing him recently The investigation focused on possible murder by a husband or father with suspicions deepened by his sale of a race horse for cash to G C Winfrey and by taxi drivers questioned about his movements after a theater party
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New York
Joseph B. Elwell
Walsh
John E. Joyce
Elwell
8. de Szinawska
Joyce
Poland
Carlsbad
Bohemia
America
Washington
Mr. Joyce
G. C. Winfrey
Forty-second Street
West Seventieth Street
Alice Are
Detective Bureau
Captain Walsh
Little Admiral Rescues Brothers at Lake Erie Open Boat
In Toledo a 9 year old Melvin Da So saved his 6 year old brother Richard and 3 year old Robert after their Lakeside Michigan trip went awry. The 12 year old Virginia Hillger also survived aboard the open craft for over twenty seven hours.
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Little Admiral
Baby Brother
Toledo
Melvin da So
Richard da So
Robert Da_ So
Virginia Hillger
City of Toledo
Lake Erie
Lakeside
Mich
Little Robert
Bubonic Plague Case Triggers Pensacola Clean-Up Drive
In Pensacola Florida state lab confirms George Gardina died of bubonic plague. City officials plan immediate cleanup, rat extermination, and stricter fumigation of ships and freight cars. A City Commission meeting is set to discuss further measures. Public health surveys will map potential dangerous areas.
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Pensacola
Fla
George Gardina
Gardina
Plague Case in Pensacola Under Review by Public Health
Public Health Service officials said it is not yet established that a bubonic plague case has developed in Pensacola. Gardina’s death was reported Saturday, surgeons were dispatched to investigate, and pathological specimens will be forwarded for examination tomorrow.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Pensacola
Vesta towing steamer sinks in Monongahela storm
Captain Lincoln Hodgson of the towing steamer Vesta and his son were drowned when the vessel capsized in a windstorm on the Monongahela River near Fayette City. A woman employed on the vessel also perished.
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Fayette City
Lincoln Hodgson
Vesta
Vesta Coal Company
Monongahela River
Jewelry stolen from wife of delegate on train
Pennsylvania railroad detectives were notified on arrival of a special train from Chicago carrying Republican delegates. Jewels valued at $50,000 belonging to the wife of State Senator Arthur Whitney of Morristown, New Jersey were missing after Alliance, Ohio. The train paused in Pittsburg for an hour while searches failed to find the jewels.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chicago
Arthur Whitney
Morristown
N. J
Alliance, C
Four Die When Pa Train Strikes Auto Near Greenville
Four people were killed when the second section of Pennsylvania passenger train No. 11 hit an automobile at Wiley's Station, fifteen miles west of Greenville Ohio. The dead include Emil Howell, West Manchester railroad station agent, a Mr. Trager, and twin sisters named Leas. The crash occurred tonight as the auto failed to yield on the crossing. Authorities investigated the scene and identified the victims.
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Greenville
Pennsylvania
Wiley’s Station
Here
Emil Howell
West Manchester
Trager
Leas
Paris to host 1922 suffrage congress if French vote fails
The International Woman Suffrage Alliance accepted Paris as the site for the 1922 congress, but only if French women do not gain the franchise within the year before the meeting. The decision hinges on France's lack of women's suffrage at that time.
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Geneva
International Woman Suffrage Alliance
Paris
France
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