Miners Fire On Police At Lick Creek War
One man was killed two wounded and forty seven residents of the Lick Creek tent colony near Williamson held in the county jail after a clash with state police and militia during martial law enforcement. Major Tom Davis led arrests as reinforcements arrived and two weeks of prior detentions were echoed in the crackdown. Governor Morgans martial law proclamation was modified by the Supreme Court of Appeals limiting civil court jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
W. Va
Lick Creek
Alex Breedlove
James A. Bowles
Martin Justice
Citizen State
Morgan
Charleston
Tom Davis
Mingo County
Pinson
J. R. Brockus
Major Davis
Bowles
Breedrove
Davis
Mingo
Supreme Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
West Virginia
National Guard
Whites Attack Negro Girl Near Race Riot
Two white men were arrested in Richmond on June 14 for an alleged assault on a Black girl that sparked threats of a race riot. Police dispersed crowds as over a third of the force patrolled the scene with plainclothes officers and civilians. Thousands gathered at the Negro settlement before order returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Index to Advertisements in a Vintage Page
A garbled OCR index lists advertisers like Charles E Smith & Sons, Gidding-Warm, Harris Auction Co, Ocean View Hotel, Ohio Mechanics Institute, Shillito's, Southern Railway, Wilson's Paint Store and more along with various product names and display items for a period newspaper page. The legible items include brand names, hotels, institutes, and fabrics, reflecting a busy commercial listings page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musements Tatt MuSeum
Cs Cei
Reds
Philadelphia
Big Four
Charles E. Smith & Sons
Claremont Dansant
Bee Sha Financial
A. & J. Frank
Babson's Reports
Beazell & Chatfield Breed
Elliott & Hi
Hunter, Evans & I
National City Co
Stacy & Braun
Graut—Phonographs
Harris Auction Co
Lee Miller’s
Lucky Strike
McAilpin’s
Piounter
Ocean View Hotel
Ohio Mechanics Institute
Pinkham’'s
Pogue’s
Hk. & V. Knight
Shillito’s
Southern Railway System
Steinkamp’s Garden
Stone’s
The
Smith Book Co
Ulland Coal Co
Wilson's
Steamship Owners Protest Strike Settlement Pact
H. H. Raymond of the American Steamship Owners' Association urged Shipping Board Chairman Lasker not to sign a strike settlement with engineers. He asked to record owners' reasons and warned of long defiance and danger from strikers. Local engineers ratified with protest and called for National President Brown's resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
H. H. Raymond
American Steamship Owners’ Association
Lasker
The
Shipping Board
Raymond
Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association
Brown
Engineers’ Union
United States
Train crash explodes car of dynamite near New Albany
A head on collision of two freight trains on the St. Louis and San Francisco Railway near New Albany Mississippi caused a dynamite car to explode. One man killed, several injured, and fourteen cars of perishable freight destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
Miss
St. Louis and San Francisco
Here
Moonshine Mash Found in Cistern as Two Arrested
Federal agents seized 300 gallons of mash in a cistern on the Petri farm near Dent and Cleves after warrants by Prohibition Enforcers led to the arrests of Mrs. Virginia Petri and Charles Gerkan. Three gallons of liquor were found. the couple pleaded not guilty and are held for examination with bonds set at 1000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Petri
Charles Gerkan
United States
Frank Bernard
Petri
Schnapp’s Creek
Dent and Cleves
Prohibition
Robert Flora
Prisoner Admits Killing in Quarrel Over Girl
Erry Truma Newton, brought back to Louisville from Ft Worth Texas, told officers he killed James Kaelin in a fight over a girl they had seen together. The confession clears up a three year murder mystery in Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
James Kaelin
Erry Truma Newton
Newton
Ft. Worth
Texas
Kaelin
Six Die In Oklahoma Flood Waters
Six persons are known to have drowned after being caught in flood waters from Timber and Short Creeks near Sayre Oklahoma. The streams rose several feet during a cloudburst yesterday and flow into the north fork of the Red River above the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayre
Okla
Red River
National reform leader targets automobile morals in drive for code
Dr. Wilbur I. Crafts outlines a nationwide movement to regulate girls on automobile parties. He calls for a code of honor drafted by teachers and women's groups, strict supervision of rides, and bans on cigarette smoking and alcohol. The speech previews bills to curb liquor law evasion, morphine shipments, gambling, and divorce standards, with a broader push for motion picture censorship and city recreation oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur I. Crafts
National Reform Bureau
Walnut Hills Methodist Church
Crafts
Cincinnati
Washington
Congress
Grand Hotel
Dr. Crafts
Eight arrests tied to thirty million mail robbery case
Chicago reports eight men are in custody over a $300,000 mail robbery at Dearborn Street Station. Among those jailed is "Big Tim" Murphy a former state legislator and union president who allegedly aided distribution of proceeds. Other detainees include Vincenzo Cosmano Edward Geirun Ralph Teter Samuel Simon Peter Gusenberg and George B. Bradford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Paul Bolanti
Department of Justice
Dearborn Street
Tim” Murphy
Gashouse Workers’ Union
Murphy
Vincenzo Cosmano
Mossy” Wright
Edward Geirun
Ralph Teter
Monon
Samuel Simon
Peter Guesenberg
George B. Bradford
Teter
Teter’s Reputed Confession, Postoffice
Indianapolis
Federal
Bradford
New Orleans
New York
Adam E. Otto
Cosmano
Liberty
Otto
Northrup
Geirun
Dougherty
Murphy, Cosmano
Ruabeaeae
Aoe Pet
Bees
Pipes
McDermott
Washington
McDermitt
Street Sweepers
Stranded youths and girls held for Cincinnati in Kentucky
Arthur Dunham 18 Albert Chesney 18 John Tucker 18 and three girl companions were stranded near Springfield Ky with a broken down auto. They appealed to County Prosecutor Joseph Palin for aid and were held for Cincinnati Juvenile Court authorities. Charges also filed against Dolly Collins for contributing to delinquency of two 16 year old girls. Authorities consider Mann Act extradition if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Arthur Dunham
Jameson Street
Madisonville
Albert Chesney
Maple Avenue
Norwood
John Tucker
Joseph Palin
Washington County
Cincinnati
Dunham
A. C. Crouse
G. W. Vearil
Crown Avenue
Crouse
Ohio
Charles Dunham
Polin
Vearil
Dolly Collins
Mail clerk Ralph Teter tied to Chicago railway robbery case
Chicago yesterday reported Ralph Teter a Cincinnati Division mail clerk implicated as an accomplice in the big winter time railway mail robbery. Assistant Superintendent Clark suspended him after Teter allegedly supplied information to Big Tim Murphy for a payment of 11000. Teter worked Chicago Indianapolis routes and remains under investigation while continuing in some railroad duties. His home is in Indianapolis with a prior transfer from Helena Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ralph Teter
Cincinnati
Teter
Clark
Bird
Washington
Helena
Mont
Indianapolis
Oil Field of Mexico Is Going Dry Says Phelan Report
Secretary Hughes told the House Foreign Affairs Committee there was no official investigation of Mexican oil fields and no public release of such information. J. A. Phelan of the Shipping Board warned that 63 of 104 wells in a 40 square mile area have ceased producing and salt water is filling active wells. He noted British companies control key fields and that the day of total depletion could come soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Phelan
State Department
Washington
Associated Press
Hughes
Porter
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Fall
Interior Department
Congress
House
Benson
Shipping Board
J. A. Phelan
United Kingdom
Tampico-Tuxpam
Bandits in Touring Cars Hold Up Whisky Trucks in Covington Hills
In Cleveland on June 14 investigators linked a Kaber murder case to a group of women and men accused of selling poisonous medicines. Mrs Erminia Colavito is named in indictments alongside Mrs Eva Kaber and others. Prosecutors say the murdered Daniel F. Kaber was targeted for extortion and the crime included staged thefts and a poison tainted medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Cleveland, O
Erminia Colavito
Eva Catherne Kaber
Daniel F. Kaber
Pasquale Julian
Whisky caravan ambushed after 500 cases seized near Newport
A bold hold up on a Madison Pike curve near Sandfordtown Kentucky saw sixteen armed men ambush whisky trucks carrying 500 cases valued at $90,000. Police chased leads to Newport and Covington while Max Gross and guards aided in the investigation offering a $1,000 reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandfordtown
Madison Pike
Covington
la Bret and
Graham
Frankfort
New York City
Max Gross
Christie Street
Edward H. Murphy
John Smith
New York
Lee Greenberg
Mr. Gross
Gross
Greenberg
Madison Park
Smith
Cincinnati
Newport
Newport and
John RB. Read
Kenton County Court
Silk Truck Hold Up Kills Man in New Jersey Swamps
Six masked men staged a bold hold up at Cat Swamp seven miles from Newton New Jersey, killing engineer Charles Kosta 35 of Andover who refused to stop. Driver Claude Resh and helper Charles Mann were bound to a tree for hours before freeing themselves after the bandits escaped with a truckload of silk worth about 20000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
N. J
Cat Swamp
Charles Kosta
Andover
Claude Resh
Charles Mann
Resh
Gompers Blames German Labor For World War Crisis
Denver June 14 President Samuel Gompers charged that organized labor in Germany failed at the critical hour and bore responsibility for the World War in an American Federation of Labor address. He defended democracy and warned that delays at the peace table helped spread the conflict while noting Canada and Britain faced their own labor tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gompers
Germany
Denver
Organized Labor
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
President Gompers
Great Britain
Canada
Federation
W. F. Bush
Canadian Trades and Labor Congress
Congress
Mingo County
W. Va
Mr. Gompers
J. H. Thomas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Heenan Reese Weeree
Namal
Mil
Tim’’ Murphy
Gashouse
Kentucky
Kaber
Stanton
Miss McArdle
Nnn
New Jersey
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