Stillman Case Details Paternity Battle and Family Visits
Attorneys for James A. Stillman press the illegitimacy claim as cross examination reveals Stillman and his wife shared a home on two Sundays amid paternity questions. Diary entries suggest messages about a baby and Beauvais, the guide, with further testimony about visits to the Mondanne estate and a Canada camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
James A. Stillman
Guy Stillman
Hugh l. Russell
Osteopath of
Buffalo
Beauvais
Guy
Russell
Mr. Stillman
Alexander Stillman
Frankie Beauvais
Fred
Mondanne
Pleasantville
Poecantico Hills
Dr. Rusell
Alexander
Fred Beauvais
John E. Mack
Guardian Ad Litem
H. Phelps Clawson
Stillman
Grande Anse
Index to Advertisements Amusements and Stores
An assorted page lists businesses and amusements such as Art Museum Brown Petroleum Bank weather wearables and various retailers. Items include promotions for boxing at Vine Street Arena and events at Crowe's Park Cabaret along with products from Prince Co vacation glasses and Pogue's Silk Collars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building
Church Services
Sceesses Savease City Ice
Claremont Dansant
Crowe's Park — Cabaret
Bdonwien Cunard-Anchors, S. Line
Aveopnes
Dexter Lumber Co
oGerdiurs
Dr. Hermann
Incoln National Bankloyd’s
Pie Seuwent
Ohio Mechanics’ Institute
Shale
Bee Abtes Rahe
Pinkham
Pogue
Prince & Co
Ralph Green
R & V. Knight—Automobiles
Schaefer Rubber Co
Steinkamp’s Garden
Brnse’s Comes Co
Swift Laboratory
Tanilac
Judge discourages dynamite test in burglary case
In Brooklyn Bridge Plaza Court Jacob Spievach and Abraham Lerner faced evidence of dynamite and blasting caps with burglar supplies. Magistrate Geismar urged that any test be done before the grand jury to avoid endangering a crowded courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bridge Plaza Court
Brooklyn
Jacob Spievach
Abraham Lerner
Geismar
Wage Cut Ruling Eases Traction Workers’ Pay
A three member arbitration board reduced Cincinnati Traction Company wage cuts to 10 to 12 percent for firemen and other workers, instead of 18 percent. The decision, effective May 1 and lasting one year, faces criticism from company president W Kesley Schoepf who plans to address the Industrial Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbitration
W. Kesley Schoepf
Cincinnati Traction Company
Mr. Schoepf
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Schoepf
Industrial Commission
Board of Arbiters
Robinson
Magavin
Prof. Hammond
Cuviet
Traction
Stolen Truck Damaged When Struck By Auto
A chase near Ninth and Cutter streets ended with two drivers disappearing after a collision. The damaged truck was abandoned and traced to P. F. Metroplos, owner of a grocery and meat store at 829 West Fifth Street. the vehicle had been stolen near Chester Park earlier that morning. Witnesses said several men arrived in another car, moved the load from the truck, and drove away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth and
Cutter Streets
P. F. Metroplos
West Fifth Street
Chester Park
Cincinnati
America
Express Company Seeks 1920 Wage Cut
The American Railway Express Company asked the Railroad Labor Board to wipe out wage increases granted in 1920. L. R. Gwyn, chairman of the wages board, proposed reducing wages for all employees except shop crafts, with an anticipated agreement with shop crafts on the cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Railway Express Company
Railroad Labor Board
L. R. Gwyn
Desperado Follis Seeks Return After Shootings Near Frankfort
Gunman John Follis fled after wounding seven, prompting deputies and police to guard routes into Frankfort Kentucky. Wounded Patrolmen Noonan Wilhelm and Wainscott face varying recoveries. Follis claimed he did not intend to kill all officers and hinted at surrender later, while remaining at large near Duvall and Stamping Ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Woodlake-Georgetown
John Follis
Morgan Brawner
Follis
King’s Daughters Hospital
Guy Wainscott
Noonan
Wilhelm
C. E. Noonan
Willie Richardson
Frankfort & Cincinnati Railroad
Duvall Station
Duvall
Postmistress in Kentucky Learns to Use Armed Duty
Stanford Kentucky June 17 Miss Emma H Hays post mistress received a revolver from Uncle Sam as a government order for postal employees to be armed She says she will try to learn to shoot and make noise with it while remaining among the few Kentucky women equipped for armed duty since taking the post in April 1920
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Emma. H. Hays
Sam
Brick Street Volcano on Ferguson Road Shocks City
A 20 foot section of Ferguson road erupted into the air as bricks expanded under extreme sun heat. Firemen investigated a crater after mistaken engine explosion reports. Temperatures reached 105 in downtown Cincinnati with 93 at Clifton and 88 in Mt. Healthy. Pearl Vale, 28, was treated at General Hospital after heat exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson Road
Queen City Avenue
Company No. 35
Clifton Observatory
Cincinnati
Mt. Healthy
Clifton
W. C. Devereau
Pearl Vale
Fifth
Baymiller
General Hospital
Auto Patrol
Girl Slayer Paroled After Prison Terms
In St Louis on June 17 Mrs Ursula Broderick Miller aged 17 formerly Ursula Broderick was paroled by Circuit Judge Hartmann. She had killed her father in 1916 and served ten years for the murder of her stepfather Joseph Woodlock in 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Daniel E. Miller
Ursula Broderick
Joseph Woodlock
Hartmann
Arms Aboard East Side Linked to Attack on Friends
New York officials say nearly five hundred machine guns found on the steamer East Side at Hoboken were intended for use against a friendly nation and thus unlawful. Isaac Gross, acting under Attorney General Daugherty, leads the federal probe into ownership as agents pursue a chief engineer and two assistant engineers tied to the shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Isaac Gross
United States
East Side
Hoboken
Gross
Daugherty
Ireland
Department of Justice
Mr Gross
Eastside
Norfolk Va
Hayes
Alimony suit filed by Emma Flanagan against Dana Flanagan
Mrs Emma L Flanagan sues Dana D Flanagan millionaire oil and mine operator in Domestic Relations Court claiming costly gifts to other women and lavish lifestyle, seeks support and division of assets. Judge Hoff man issued a temporary injunction against disposing of property. Defendants include College Place Improvement Co Inez Oil Co Rollin C Flanagan and Central Trust Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma L. Flanagan
Belmont Avenue
College Hill
Dana D. Flanagan
Linton Hotel
Marjorie Roberts
Flanagan
Cleveland
Boston
College Place Improvement Company
Inez Oil Company
Rollin C. Flanagan
The
Central Trust Company
Joseph H. Stern
Louis P. Pink
West Side crew claims engineers hid guns aboard steamship
Norfolk dispatch reports that four English engineer officers allegedly placed machine guns on the steamship West Side in New York Harbor. Captain W. J. Johnson denies knowledge of the concealment and says the engineers left the vessel. no crew records or names match, and the guns were said to be loaded while he was away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Westside
New York Harbor
W. J. Johnson
Eastside
New York
Johnson
Toy Balloon Fire Risk Declared by New York Fire Dept
New York June 17 The Fire Department ruled that toy balloons are a fire hazard after chemical tests showed they could explode with a flash when touched by a cigarette. Officials said a proposed ordinance to ban sale of the toys would be sent to the Board of Aldermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Aldermen
Judge McGannon Accused Again in Kagy Murder Trial
Miss Mary E. Neely testified in Cleveland that she saw Judge William H. McGannon shoot Harold C. Kagy on May 7, 1920. The perjury case stems from McGannon’s second trial for Kagy’s murder after an earlier acquittal.
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Cleveland
Mary E. Neely
William H. McGannon
McGannon
Harold C. Kagy
Kagy
Miss Neely
McCannon
Harold Kagy
Bullet Aimed at Roomer Ends in Accidental Death
A Louisville coroner jury ruled Mrs. Ollie Morgan died from an accidental gunshot fired by her husband Ralph Morgan. Morgan meant to shoot roomer Jim Pilkerton, who escaped by leaping from a second floor window in his underwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Ollie Morgan
Ralph Morgan
Jim Pilkerton
Pilkerton
Secret Ku Klux Klan Conclave Near City Sparks Flaming Cross
About 2 000 Klansmen gathered in a woods ceremony near the city. A flame lit cross carried aloft burned the handler's hands as the chieftain replaced the pipe with a sapling to ease the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ku Klux Klan
South
Ohio
Kentucky
Cinnati
Hamilton County
Student Architects Offer Aid to War Victims
Paris June 17 Fifty architecture students from Harvard Yale Princeton Columbia Pennsylvania and Cornell have volunteered to work this summer for M. Loucheur to reconstruct city halls schools and dispensaries in devastated regions. The minister accepted their offer and thanked them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Loucheur
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Fake tickets for Dempsey-Carpenter fight lead to arrests
June 17 Philadelphia detectives nab two men on counterfeit ticket charges after arrests in Reading, Pa. Harry Weisbord of Philadelphia and Benjamin Green of Atlantic City allegedly sold seven bogus tickets to Joseph Schwartz and William J. Morrow of Philadelphia. Police recovered thirteen more counterfeit tickets from Weisbord, a printer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Reading
Harry Weisbord
Benjamin Green
Atlantic City
Joseph Schwartz
William J. Morrow
Schwartz
Morrow
Weisbord
Green
Rough Back Tickets Are Genuine Versus Counterfeit
Promoter Tex Rickard said rough backs on Dempsey Carpentier fight tickets show genuine tickets when the backs are ruffled by a steel plate used in engraving. He addressed an Reading Pa incident involving alleged bogus ticket operations and explained how genuine pasteboards pass the test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
O. K
Tex Rickard
Reading
Diamond Ring Vanishes Amid Poolroom Row
A $1,000 diamond ring wrapped in a crumpled $5 bill disappeared after an argument at a poolroom run by William Siegel. Charles W. Lee 115 West Ninth street reported the ring missing and Siegel 34 of 119 East Eighth street was arrested on a larceny warrant. Lee claimed Siegel took the money to make change while the ring vanished. Siegel denied the charge and was taken to police headquarters after an altercation with Lee and Amar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Siegel
East Eighth Street
Palace Theater
Charles W. Lee
West Ninth Street
Lee
Siegel
M. C
Amar
Goecke
First District
Health officials test 127 children for diphtheria at orphanage
Dr. Oscar M. Craven announced that 127 children at the General Protestant Orphan Asylum were given Schick tests to assess susceptibility to diphtheria. Forty two children required immunization. Testing will begin Monday on 300 children at St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum.
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Oscar M. Craven
The
Board of Health
Schick
St. Joseph’s Orphan Asylum
Reform leader seeks injunction to block Dempsey Carpentier fight
Dr. Wilbur F. Crafts of the International Reform Bureau campaigns in this city to stop the July 2 heavyweight title bout. He cites past victories, recalls stopping the Willard Johnson fight in St Paul, and seeks a New Jersey judge to issue an injunction. He argues the fight is a finish contest for the world title and plans multiple public talks while continuing to oppose prize fighting as commercialized violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur F. Crafts
International Reform Bureau
Dempsey-Carpentier
New Jersey
Willard-Johnson
Cuba
Carpentier
France
United States
New Jers¢y
Cox
Ohio
Crafts
Madisonville
Baptist Church
Pittsburgh
Accused Woman and Boy Seen Together in Detroit Trial
Two witnesses for the prosecution in the trial of Mrs. Elizabeth Lewen, accused of killing six year old Max Ernest, testified they saw the defendant with the boy several miles from his home on the day of his disappearance. Nettie McKee said she saw them on an east bound streetcar downtown in the afternoon May 11, and Louise Patrick testified they walked past her East Side home near the later body site. Both witnesses were positive in their identifications.
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Detroit
Elizabeth Lewen
Max Ernest
North End
Nettie McKee
Louise Patrick
Hospital Escape From Longview Patient William Hicks
William Hicks, 42, of 3459 Carthage Street, escaped from Longview Hospital yesterday afternoon. He eluded guards on the hospital lawn before being found later by police at 3112 Harvard Avenue and returned to hospital authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hicks
Carthage Street
Longview Hospital
Harvard Avenue
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Stillman and Wife
GUIDE
Teehee
Tee Wewee
Ulland Coal Co
United States Shipping Board
Wea Od Weinberg Baking Co
Hedaaba Sve Wilson's
Express Company
Desperado
Richardson
Nunally
Scott County
Franklin County
Bain Moore
Carlos
Wainscott
Billy
Brawner
Georgetown
David Henry
U.S
Mile
Queen City Av
Ferguson
Maire Oil Man
Roomer
Dempsey- Carpentier
Rickard
Fla
Reform Bureau
Carpentier-Dempsey Mill
Naded
Aneel
Cho
Order
Atlanta
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