Harding Spurns League in Mandate Dispute Plan
President Harding will not send a representative to discuss mandates with the League of Nations Council. Ambassador Harvey will handle delicate talks via the Supreme Council, signaling a shift toward a separate international mechanism. The approach aims to draft a new world pact and reduce League involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Council
Association of Nations
David Lawrence
Washington
United States
Council of the League of Nations
Harding
Council of the League
Colby
Paris
George Harvey
Hughes
America
Harvey
Department of State
League
International Court of Justice
League of Nations
Council
Jitney Plan Proposed for Cincinnati Streets
Detroit promoter Charles D. Morton seeks to launch Cincinnati Jitney Company with eight touring car lines on a zone system. Five cent downtown fares expected, ten cent routes to Winton Place possible, employing over 1,000 drivers. City warns narrow streets may hinder downtown jitneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Morton
Detroit
Charles D. Morton
Cincinnati
Morton
John Galvin
Charles E. Tudor
Winton Place
Bridgeport
Conn
Kansas City
San Francisco
Galvin
Jitney Company
Jitney
Index to Advertisements Fragment with scattered listings
Partial page shows many business names and items such as Bon-Opto Eye Remedy Dow's Drug Stores and Newton-Furniture. It lists companies including Union Gas and Electric Co and United States Shipping Board along with products like Goeide- Moen shorts and Grau-Phonographs. The garbled text resembles a classified advertisement index from a historic Cincinnati page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amubemecneq
Scecverernecceress
Page
Art Academy
Mabe Ceeserhae
Ayvad
Bader
Bon-Opto
Reds
Philadelphia
Elmwood
Aee Typewriter Co
D. Motor Delivery
Cincinnati Laat
Borgo
Charles E. Smith
Dow's Drug Stores
Cecces
SRI Dy Snetihd
Finaociar
Ashbrook & Co
Sheseabeenee
Hunter, Evans & Duble
Aekde
Goeide—Moen
Grau
Creator Shoe Co
Morand
Newton—Furniture
Pogue’'s
Alocwbesians
Ralph Green—Clothing
R. & V. t—Automobiles
Nelway System
Stewart Kidd Company
Books
Union Gas and Electric Co
Chicago Beach Regulations Advance to Open
Chicago officials moved the opening date of city bathing beaches to today due to predicted heat. Superintendent William Burkhardt ordered policewomen to enforce a dress rule: knickers four inches above the knee, skirts two inches above the bottom of the knickers, and quarter sleeves. He warned men would be watched as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Burkhardt
Assailant Threatened To Cut Her Head Off
In Lexington Police Court nine year old Nannie Mae Clem testified that Louis Kokos age 37 restaurant keeper threatened to cut off her head if she told about an assault at his establishment on June 5 Kokos was held to the grand jury without bail The child’s mother Sophia Papas testified she found out about the alleged injury on the return from Mt Sterling Kokos denied testifying and faced interruptions from his attorney and audience during the hearing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Louis Kokos
Nannie Mae Clem
Kokos
Sophia Popas
Mt. Sterling
Connecticut River steel bridge collapse at Brattleboro
A 330 foot steel bridge under construction across the Connecticut River in Brattleboro Vermont collapsed today. Twenty three workers were on the structure but all were rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Connecticut River
Maids Describe Beauvais Readings At Mrs Stillman Bedside
In Poughkeepsie June 16, during James Stillman’s divorce suit, Irene Kelly and Mary Kelly testified Beauvais was often found beside Mrs. Stillman’s bed reading and playing phonograph near Pocantico Hills estate. Nurses and maids cited inked moccasins with Beauvais handwriting and rings. a nurse noted the upper blue cottage arrangement with Beauvais and Miss Fegan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Anne A. Stillman
Fred Beauvais
James A. Stillman
New York
Irene Kelly
Beauvais
Pocantico Hills
Mary Kelly
Guy Stillman
Mr. Stillman
Guy
Margaret McDonough
Alexander Stillman
Miss McDonough
Mrs. Stillman
Restaurant Shortcake Lament Sparks Ohio Meet
Miss Annis S. Jewett of Chicago lambasted local restaurateurs for serving poor strawberry shortcake during the opening session of the Ohio State Restaurant Association's annual convention in Toledo on June 16. She warned managers against offering such subpar desserts to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annis S. Jewett
Chicago
Ohio State Restaurant Association
Drowns in River After Cramp at Pt Isabella
Marcus Knabel, 14, of 215 East Thirteenth Street, drowned while swimming alone near Pt Isabella by the old Water Works. A Woodward High School pin on clothing found on the river bank aided identification. body not recovered by late night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Knabel
East Thirteenth Street
Isabella
Woodward High School
Gardner Escaped Mail Robber Captured in Centralia
Roy Gardner, a fugitive mail robber, was captured by a Centralia patrolman after roaming the streets since escaping Federal officers at Castle Rock last Saturday. Gardner arrived by freight train from Castle Rock and had been at large with help from a fellow prisoner, who aided the escape by disarming guards and taking $200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Wash
Roy Gardner
Gardner
Castle Rock
McNeil Island
Spurned Widow Tries Kidnapping As Police Intervene
In New York City s Little Italy a man attempted to kidnap two year old Virgen Bog badoff after his mother, a young widow, ignored his advances. A crowd chased the suspect as police intervened and arrested Anatole Zelencky who faced grand jury bail denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Little Italy
Giuseppe Varotta
Virgen Bogbadoff
Anatole Zelencky
Auto Wrecks and Injures Mother and Daughters on Beekman Street
In front of 2531 Beekman Street a car veered toward the curb and struck Mrs. Clara Dicker 36 and her daughters Dorothy 12 and Ruth 16 as they paused to let a vehicle pass. Driver Herman Luehr 218 Mulberry Street was arrested for reckless driving. Mrs. Dicker is in critical condition with severe internal injuries while the girls suffer head and body injuries and shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Dicker
Dorothy
Ruth
Beekman Street
Stewart Hagen
Hagen
General Hospital
Herman Luehr
Mulberry Street
Luehr
Speeding Auto Plunges onto Sidewalk In Forty MPH Crash
A roadster at Cecil and Colerain avenue swerved onto the curb hitting Mrs. Martha Scott 27 then fled at high speed. She suffered a fractured arm and severe internal injuries and was taken to General Hospital in critical condition. Police obtained the license plate and expect an arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil and
Colerain Avenue
Martha Scott
Scott Street
General Hospital
Divorce suit dismissed for nonresident wife in DC court
Mrs. Caleb Powers suit for divorce was dismissed by a Washington court because she is not a District of Columbia citizen and cannot sue there. The ruling does not address the case merits. It is unknown if she will sue in Kentucky. Powers is a Shipping Board candidate with favorable prospects. Senator Ernst Representative Langley and Robinson introduced Powers to the board. Mrs Powers alleged repeated acts of cruelty in her complaint.
Court Moving to Street in Sacco Vanzetti Murder Trial
In Dedham Massachusetts the Norfolk County Superior Court moved outdoors to approach the automobile the government says was used by the highwaymen fleeing after the South Braintree paymaster murder. Judge, jury, and counsel continued the session. the defendants waived attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Mass
Norfolk
County Superior Court
Niccola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
South Braintree
Wife Bravely Tries to Save Husband from Gas Blaze
Jacob F. Fritz of Norwood owed his life to wife Mary after she found thick smoke in a garage. She dragged him unconscious to the garden as the car engine, fueled by gas, ignited, and doctors credited her prompt action for preventing fatal asphyxiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Fritz
Husband
Jacob F. Fritz
Wayland Avenue
Norwood
Fritz
J. C. Cadwallader
Courtland Avenue
Prisoners Riot at Ohio Penitentiary Demanding Warden
An uprising at the Ohio Penitentiary drew about 400 inmates into a noisy protest against work and a new warden. Warden Thomas locked cells and threatened bread and water breakfast if the disturbance continued. Dr. Norton Bland inspected the facility for a legislative inquiry into conditions and idle-house prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Thomas
Norton W. Bland
Culbertson
Fremont
Norwood
Canton
Rynolds
Cleveland
Bland
Legislative Committee
Ludlow Council Cuts Taxes Ten Percent to Prewar Basis
Ludlow Kentucky officials voted a roughly 10 percent tax cut aimed at stabilizing business and restoring the dollar to prewar value. The rate fell from 2.05 to 1.85 dollars per 100 valuation with the school levy decreased to fund the relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow Council
United States
Ludlow
Night raid scare at Old 76 Distillery near Newport
Late patrol halted at Old 76 Distillery on the Licking pike as 200 men gathered, but a bogus report of twenty armed bandits ended with detectives and officers confirming no raid. Det. James Murphy and Officers Hamilton Seimons Deves Fuller and Deputy Sheriff Howe led the response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Licking Pike
Newport
Henry Sauerbrey
John Reekers
Albert Howe
Howe
James Fuller
James Murphy
Charles Hamilton
Antony Seimons
Charles Deves
Fuller
McCabe Cleared In Sandfordtown Whisky Robbery Case
Elmer McCabe, jailed on a robbery charge tied to the Sandfordtown Ky whisky truck hold ups, was dismissed by Judge John B. Read of Kenton County Court. The arrest warrant, issued on an affidavit by Max Gross of New York, director of the whisky caravan, and Lee Greenburg, also of New York, found McCabe not to be one of the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer McCabe
Sandfordtown
John B. Read
Kenton
McCabe
Read
Max Gross
New York
Lee Greenburg
Negro Day at Zoo Ends in Free For All Shooting
During Negro Day at the city zoo a single tall man attacked others, prompting officers in plain clothes to fire to quell a near-panic. Edward Pendleton, 23, was wounded in the thigh and arrested for assault. Mary Sanderson, 33, was charged with interfering with an officer as the crowd dispersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth District
William Trautman
Elmer Freese
Zoo
Vine Street
St. Clair Avenue
Eden
St. Clair Avenues
Edward Pendleton
Ngraker Avenue
Pendleton
Mary Sanderson
East McMillan Street
Tragic Pedestrian Crash Kills Toddler Near Columbus
In West Jefferson, Ohio, a three year old boy, child of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ogilbee, was killed when he dashed into the path of a car driven by F F Fleming of Byers Ohio. The mother watched unable to help as the fatal accident occurred today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Edward Ogilbee
West Jefferson
Here
F. F. Fleming
Streetcar Fare Cut Proposed Faces Receiver Takeover
Street car officials in Youngstown say a 5 cent fare cut from 9 cents would force the company into receivership. They told City Council last night that any reduction is impracticable and urged no change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Liquor theft and arrest in Kentucky saloon raid
Detectives recovered 500 cases of Labrot & Graham whisky stolen from two trucks on Madison Pike near Sandfordtown Kentucky. Fred Becker owner of the saloon faced charges for receiving stolen goods and unlawful possession after officers found 24 cases and 200 empty cases matching the theft numbers. Max Gross, owner of the whisky, reported evidence of $10 000 in whisky through Becker. A collision with a cyclist occurred en route to police headquarters during transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Pike
Sandfordtown
Fred Becker
Colerain Avenue
First District
McNeal
Becker
Patrick T. Kilgarriff
Kirgan
Seebohm
Karman
Early
Becker’s
Max Gross
New York City
James Devaney
Labrot & Graham
Gross
New York
Central Avenue
Court Street
Abe Hauer
West Court Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawrence
Mr. Harding
Nabel
Lim
Child
Guide
Toledo
Hout
Clara. Dieker
H. Luehr
Caleb Powers
Washington Court
Sacco
Tra
Giant Black
Sanfordtown
Harry Gray
Dalton
Poplar
West End
William Peters
Oregon Street
Fifth District
Osborneter
Carr Street
Peters
Findlay
Western Avenue
Maloy's
Policeman Fellows
Dalton Street
Poplar Street
Herman Miller
Gray
Policeman Peters
Miller’s Cafe
Hayes, McShane
Weiss
Rolf
William Dellers
Lutie Shelton
Black
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