Labor federation clashes over Coronado ruling sparks debate
At the union convention in Indianapolis the labor leaders challenge the Coronado decision linking actions of local miners to the national body. Speakers denounce court power, urge investigations of Harvard admissions, parcel post rates, and press policy while planning votes on amendments and actions.
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Indianapolis
Washington
California
West Virginia
National
National Organization
Supreme Court
Green
Coronado
John P. Frey
Cincinnati
Moulders Journal
Taft
Federation
Federated Press
Committee On Education
Wood F. Axton
Axton-Fisher Tobacco Company
Louisville
Axton
Lawrence Sherman
New York
League For Industrial Rights
League
Sherman
Lewis
Gompers
Forty-ninth National Conference of Social Work Opens
The conference in Providence Rhode Island discusses public health morals and the welfare of women and children as it begins today.
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National Conference of Social Work
Providence
R. I
Y M C A Plans Suburban HQ For Walnut Hills Area
Officials discuss a proposed $75 000 modern headquarters to serve Walnut Hills Hyde Park Mt Auburn and Oakley areas with a gymnasium pool library and dormitory. Site secured at Ashland Avenue and McMillan Street pending board approval and fundraising in affected suburbs.
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Walnut Hills
Young Men’s Christian Association
Cincinnati
Ashland Avenue
McMillan Street
R. A. Colter
Hyde Park
Mt. Auburn
Oakley
Beer and Light Wine Favored by Weeks Says He Would Amend Law
Chester, June 21. Secretary of War Weeks, in Chester today, favored amending the Volstead act to permit beer and light wines. He cited general sentiment in favor of reform and said he would aid such a measure in Congress. He dismissed Senator Capper’s call for his resignation, noting Capper did not appoint him and that they do not always agree.
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Equity Courts
Frey
Courts of Chancery
England
Chancery Courts
Lorgy
Elsmere
Queen Elizabeth
Equity
United States
Cardinal Wolsey
Chester
Weeks
Congress
Senator Capper
Kansas
Ohio
Capper
Flood Threatens Los Indios After Levee Break
In Brownsville Texas on June 21 reports say the San Benito levee breach endangers Los Indios on the Rio Grande. Flooding risks stretch from Mercedes River at San Sebastian to Mission Pharr areas as Red Cross prepares relief in Laredo and Nuevo Laredo.
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Brownsville
Tex
Associated Press
San Benito
Los Indios
Rio Grande
Mercedes River
San Sebastian
Gulf Coast Line
Laredo
Red Cross
Nuevo Laredo
Mission
Pharr
Donna
San Juan
McAllen
Mercedes
Kelly Field
Cameron County
Young Issues Challenge to Other Democrats
Stephen M. Young of Cleveland a Democratic candidate for Attorney General issued a challenge to six fellow Democrats seeking the nomination to debate. He would meet each opponent in their home town and push records and personal fitness as the debate issues.
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Cleveland
Stephen M. Young
Young
Fugitive Draft Evader Caught in Marysville
A man arrested in Marysville, identifying as John C Ravish, 36, wore prison garb under clothes. He claimed to have escaped from Jeffersonville Penitentiary after two years for draft evasion and is held awaiting word from prison authorities.
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Marysville
John C. Ravish
Jeffersonville
Ind
Bonus May Precede Tariff, McCumber Says
Washington June 21 Senator McCumber chairman of the Finance Committee said if the tariff bill lingers in the Senate the soldier bonus measure may be acted on before a final tariff vote. He did not prophesy that this would occur.
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Washington
Senate
McCumber
Finance Committee
Taft Given High Honors at British Court
King George elevates former U S President and Mrs Taft to near-royal status by honoring them with private audience and official presentation at Buckingham Palace. Taft wore judicial robes. Mrs Taft in full court dress.
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London
Associated Press
Court of St. James
Taft
United States
George
Mrs. Taft
Buckingham Palace
Mr. Taft
Palace
Letting Children Work In Summer Sparks Law Debate
Miss Henrietta Ryan of the Board of Education denounces a new state law allowing 14 to 16 year olds to work in vacation as weakening child labor protections. She cites 3,500 applications for work certificates and predicts nearly 5,000 children will seek summer jobs as schools release 70,000 students. She also urges curtailing Supreme Court power amid federal child labor law concerns.
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Henrietta Ryan
Board of Education
Supreme Court
Robs Woman of Diamond Ring and Cash on Vine Street
Miss Flora Vandeval reports a masked man accosted her on Vine Street near Nixon late last night. He forced her into a vacant lot, seized a $375 diamond ring and $120 in cash, then fled north on Vine. Police have a suspect description.
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Vine
Nixon Streets
Flora Vandeval
Glendora Avenue
Vine Street
Nixon Street
Miss Vandeval
Louis Young Funeral From His Home Friday
The funeral for Louis Young 46 who died Tuesday at his home 312 West Seventh street will be held Friday at 1 30 p m at his late residence Rev J W Kapp of the First English Evangelical Lutheran Church Race street will officiate Young was a partner in M L Young wholesale tobacco dealers 305 West Sixth street and formerly a printing press man He is survived by a brother and two sisters and is a brother in law of E O Bathgate clerk of committees of the City Council
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Louis Young
West Seventh Street
J. W. Kapp
First
English Evangelical Lutheran Church
Race Street
Young
Bathgate
Altevogt
Sophia
Me Wulsekoetter
Regent Avenue
South
Norwood
Anderson
Frank B
Olga Anderson
Moose Temple
Arrigo
Salvatore
Amelia Arrigo
Longo
Vincent
Peter
Charles
Teresa Bardi
Josie Deselvo
Vincent Sasone
Peter Arrigo
Dayton Street
Sacred Heart Italian Church
Broadway
J. J. Sullivan & Co
East Fourth Street
Wehrung
Elizabeth M
Harrison Avenue
Baltimore Pike
North Fairmount
Louis
Henry and Louisa Young
C. L. Casey
Greendale Cemetery
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Marriage Licenses Reported for Local Residents
A list of individuals including Harry Schalk Veronica Udry John Meyer Pearl Metcalf Charles Reichelt Lillie Meinders William Adrian Gertrude Waltermann Stephen Judd Helen Detlaff Lester Rau Lillian Kaufman Louis Lacy Lula Koehler and others is recorded with associated addresses in Newport Kentucky and nearby streets such as 330 E Twelfth Street 8918 Llewellyn Street Broadway 129 W McMillan Street Anna Louise Inn 6321 Desmond Street 4300 Watterson Street 1622 Blair Avenue and 2715 Euclid Avenue indicating issued marriage licenses and residence details.
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Charles Reichelt
Lillie Meinders
William R. Adrian
Gertrude Waltermann
Stephen R. Judd
Helen Detlaff
Newport
E. Twelfth Street
Llewellyn Street
Broadway
W. McMillan Street
Anna Louise Inn
Desmond Street
Watterson Street
Funeral Services for Mrs Jane Edwards
Funeral services for Mrs Jane Edwards 78 will be held this afternoon at 2 at the home of her daughter Mrs William Manning 726 Betts street. Special services will be conducted by organizations she joined including the Auxiliary of the Union Veteran Legion U S Grant Women’s Relief Corps the Ladies Auxiliary Sons of Veterans the Mrs Frances Cleveland Auxiliary the Army and Navy Union Cincinnati Circle No 76 G A R and the Sapphire Chapter of the Eastern Star.
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Jane Edwards
William Manning
Betts Street
Greater Ciincinnati
Auxiliary
Union Veteran Legion
U. S. Grant Women’s Relief Corps
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Sons
Weather Summary for Ohio West Virginia and Adjacent States
Fair in Ohio and West Virginia with warmer conditions on Friday. Tennessee and Kentucky expect fair skies Thursday and Friday with rising temperatures. Indiana will be fair Thursday and likely Friday with warmer air in the north. Temperatures at stations show high readings in the 80s and a light rainfall of 0.04 at New Orleans and 0.01 at Cincinnati region. detailed city readings and Bureau record for June 21 1922 ending 7 pm.
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West Virginia
Friay
Tennessee
Kentucky
Indiana
Portion
Birmingham
Omaha
New Orleans
S. Francisco
Galveston
Olgan Diego
Nashville
the Pas
Winnipeg
Cincinnati
The
Weather Bureau
Fraternity convention opens at University of Cincinnati
Alpha Kappa Psi Fraternity holds its national convention for three days at the Hotel Linton with delegates from thirty universities and fifty alumni expected. Roy B. Kester of Columbia University opens the meeting, followed by Henry Arthur Hopf of Cincinnati. Local events include a dance, banquet, auto city tour, and dinner at the Zoo.
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Alpha Kappa Psi Fraternity
Hotel Linton
Eta
University of Cincinnati
Roy B. Kester
Columbia University
New York
Henry Arthur Hopf
Cincinnati
Linton Tomorow
River stage at Cincinnati rising to seventeen eighty inches
The Cincinnati river stage at 6 PM stood at 17 feet 8 inches and continued to rise, indicating higher water levels downstream.
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Cincinnati
Births from local couples named Connors to Wilkins
A list of newborns from area couples include Connors a boy. Dick a girl. Emmes a girl. Haley a boy. Herlinger a boy. Holenkamp a boy. Jung a boy. Linneman a boy. Rosenacker a girl. Schulte a boy. Tribbel a boy. Wilkins a girl. Each entry notes both parents and a street address.
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Connors
John and
Helen
Price Avenue
Dick—Harold and
Elsa
Vine Street
Emmes—George and
Anna
Dayton Street
Haley—George and
Ursula
Ravenna Street
Herlinger
Joseph and
Myri
Western Avenue
Holenkamp
George and
Kenilworth Avenue
Jung—Charles and
Albert Street
St. Bernard
Linneman
Alphonse and
Marie
Meter Avenue
Rosenacker
Loretta
Planfield Street
Schulte
Edward and
Vera
Shaffer Avenue
Tribbel—Boyd and
Viola
Wilkins
Walter
Agnes
Thirtieth Street
Obituaries and Lodge Notices From Local Moose Temple Area
Death notices for Beaths Alt evogt Sophia Frank B Anderson Salvatore Arrigo Elizabeth M Wehrung Louis Young with funeral details. Lodge notices for Scottish Rite and Cincinnati Lodge No.5 and a community festival at Woodburn Toctst with booths and refreshments. Undertakers listed.
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Brethren of the Rite
Frank Anderson
Moose Temple
Louis Wirth
WM. Harte
Cincinnati Lodge No. 5
B. P. O. Ellis
Frank B. Anderson
Plum St
Ninth St
Harry Appel
J. S. Richardson
Gallen
Oly Name
Woodburn and Toctst
Conferees settle army officer strength at twelve thousand
Washington June 21 conferees on the army appropriation bill agreed on a maximum of 12,000 officers as the permanent strength for the next twelve months. The House favored 11,000 while the Senate proposed an average of 12,500 for the year.
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Washington
House
Senate
Republicans Delay Slate Meeting In Cincinnati
A Hamilton County Republican Executive and Advisory Committee meeting at Republican headquarters in the Strand Building adjourned until July 6 without endorsing any candidates for state offices in the upcoming primary. Chairman R. K. Hynicka presided.
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Hamilton County
Republican Executive and Advisory Committee
Republican
Strand
R. K. Hynicka
Germans Spread Drugs To Demoralize Enemies
Paris reports quotes French expert Ernest Guy claiming Germany spreads narcotics worldwide to demoralize former enemies. Guy says prohibition failure in the United States is not responsible for rising narcotics use and spoke during a public address.
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Paris
Associated Press
United States
Ernest Guy
M. Guy
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John Meyer
Pearl Metcalf
Lester C. Rau
Lillian A. Kaufman
Louis C. Lacy
Lula Koehler
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Frances H. Keyler
Eugene D. Mitchell
Marie Healion
Frank Cavanaugh
Jennie Sprouse
E. C. Leutenschlager
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