Cincinnati flapper bandit and husband confess to ten robberies
Mrs. Paulina Farr and Albert Farr were arrested after she attempted to rob Tony Kornas in Reading Road. Detectives linked the couple to up to ten oil-station robberies in Cincinnati. Farr denied the konfrontation while admissions followed identification by two oil-station caretakers.
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Paulina Farr
Cincinnati
Albert A. Farr
Tony Kornas
Reading Road
Farr
Kornas
Kinney
Hadeen
Mark Rosenthal
Rosenthal
Chicago
Gibson
Union Street
Bristol
Grannan and Kinney
Paulina
Reds and Pirates uninjured after wreck near Pittsburgh
A Pennsylvania Railroad wreck near Walker's Mills outside Pittsburgh derailed two passenger coaches carrying the Reds and Pirates to Cincinnati. No injuries were reported, though both tracks were blocked and crews worked hours to clear. Officials planned rerouting. rosters listed many players and staff aboard from both clubs.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Cincinnati
Walker's Mills
Carnegie
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ribs Removed and Heart Wound Fixed in Kansas City
Arthur Harris an I W W member was stabbed by harvest hands. Surgeons removed three ribs, drained the heart sac, repaired a three fourths inch pericardial wound, and replaced the ribs. The operation used a local anaesthetic with gas for sewing. Harris’s condition is satisfactory and improvement possible.
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Kansas City
Arthur Harris
Harris
Street Car Crash Injures Twenty In Detroit
A street car jumped the track and struck a tree in Detroit shortly before midnight, injuring at least twenty people with several in serious condition. Ambulances rushed the injured to nearby hospitals as responders assessed the wreck and cleared the scene.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Bomb Victims Rise To Seven In Canton Hotel Attack
In Canton Shameen, two more victims die from a bomb blast during a Governor Merlin reception at the Victoria Hotel. Seven people are dead or mortally wounded. funerals held at the Catholic Cathedral with foreign attendees as gunboat escorts depart. An unconfirmed report mentions a suspected assassin and revolver.
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Associated Press
Canton
China
Merlin
Victoria Hotel
Shameen
Mme. P. DeMaretz
Mm. Rougeau
Pelletier
Gerin
Parker Dies Former Newspaper Man at 65
Lee M. Parker aged 65 died last night at his Walnut Hills home after years of ill health. Survived by his widow Elizabeth, sister Flora May Parker of Ravenswood and brother E. S. Parnes of Los Angeles. Born in Marietta Ohio he worked at The Cleveland Press The Cincinnati Post and later ran his own business as manager of Film Flashes moving picture advertising service.
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Lee M. Parker
Nelson Apartments
Walnut Hills
College
Cleveland (O.) Press
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Post
Covington Restages The Demi Virgin After Ban
The Demi-Virgin by Avery Hopwood will move from Grand Opera House Cincinnati to Rialto Theater Covington for a week with no censorship. Mayor Carrel maintained his ban after privately watching a revised showing. Grand Players will shuttle Cincinnati patrons by bus to Covington for the production.
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Hopwood
Rialto Theater
Demi-Virgin
Avery Hopwood
Grand Opera House
Mayor Carrel
Covington
Cincinnati
Grand Theater
Carrel
George Watters
Cleveland
Columbus
Detroit
Chicago
Watters
H. P. Atkins
Federation of Churches
John F. Herget
Charles E. Tudor
Milford Unger
Sam Taylor
Pogue, Hoffheimer & Pogue
Steamer Clan MacMillan Sunk in Bay of Bengal
The British steamer Clan MacMillan has sunk in the Bay of Bengal and its crew is missing. Advices received by the marine department of the Chamber of Commerce indicate no further details were provided.
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Clan MacMillan
Bay of Bengal
Associated Press
San Francisco
Marine Department
the Chamber of Commerce
Clan MacMillan Vessel Records and Details
The Clan MacMillan is a steel screw ship of 4109 net tons with wireless equipment. Its port of registry is Glasgow and Cayzer Irvine & Co Ltd are the last recorded owners.
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Clan MacMillan
Glasgow
Cayzer, Irvine & Co., Ltd
Premiers Plan For Real Peace In Europe Talks
London June 21 British Prime Minister Ramsey MacDonald and French Premier Edouard Herriot meet at Chequers to discuss a dawes report on reparations and a broader peace plan. Herriot plans to go to Brussels Monday for follow up with MacDonald. a new allied conference is expected mid next month. Herriot expresses faith in Anglo French entente and rapprochement as essential for world peace.
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Associated Press
London
Europe
Chequers Court
Ramsey MacDonald
Edouard Herriot
Aga
M. Poincare
M. Herriot
Brussels
MacDonald
Buckinghamshire
Downing Street
Quai d’Orsay
England
McAdoo Smith Pyrotechnics Fire Sky of Manhattan
Delegates reach city amid a personal tug of war over issues. Anti McAdoo forces expect long drawn out contests to find a working basis as factions clash on multiple topics.
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McAdoo-Smith
Manhattan
Democratic Aspirants Weigh Paths to Nomination in 1924
An examination of McAdoo and Smith strategies for winning the Democratic nomination outlines two electoral formulas. Smith relies on the East and solid South with possible western support while McAdoo weighs 1912 and 1916 vote patterns plus La Follette scenarios. dark horse John W. Davis gains traction as a potential compromise choice.
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Tal Corrident
Copell
York
Brune
William Gibbs McAdoo
al Smith
McAdoo
la Follette
Wisconsin
Coolidge-Dawes
Smith
New York
Empire State
Charles Bryan
Weerm
William
Ae Mae Bryan
Yates
New Jersey
Connecticut
Delaware
North Carolina
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Kemtuchey
Tennessee
Louisiana
West Virginia
Maryland
Massachusetts
RAE
Didspitienencowse
Mississippi
Tanien
East
Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Oregon
Thomas B. Love
Texas
Wilson
Daniel C. Roper
Minnesota
South Dakota
Dark Horses
John W. Davis
Great Britain
McAdoo and
Convention Sees Prolonged And Uncertain Nomination Battle
Special correspondent notes Democratic National Convention faces open proceedings with no fixed timetable for a nominee. Faction fights over two thirds rule Ku Klux plank wets and dries unit rule and platform shapes delay ballots. McAdoo and Smith camps maneuver as anti McAdoo blocs form while the convention struggles toward a routined start.
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Mercial
Jane
New York
Cleveland
Calvin Coolidge
Committee On Rules
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Doheny
Fall
California
McAdoo
Smith
German sees agreement rising from Dawes report
Paris report notes German Socialist Deputy Breitscheid expresses belief in a France Britain Germany accord based on the Dawes plan. He says Germany accepted the Reichstag vote and the government moves to implement it while warning against extra conditions tied to Ruhr evacuation. He advocates reconciliation as the path to pacification despite hurdles.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
Great Britain
Germany
Dawes
Breitscheid
Jennier Herriot
Reichstag
Europe
Herr Breitscheid
Herriot
Ruhr
Three Negroes Stage Daylight Hold-Ups in City
Police search for three men in connection with two daytime robberies in the West End. Rubin Shor says one assailant jumped on his car, demanded a purse, and fled after he retrieved $30. Thomas Rice reports two men robbed him of $5 at Sixth and Plum before fleeing north on Central Avenue.
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West End
Rubin Shor
Hutchins Avenue
Espanola Alley
Shor
Thomas Rice
Melbourne
Sixth and
Plum Streets
Rice
Central Avenue
Navy Opposes Calendar Change in New Year Beginnings
The Navy Department rejects any calendar reform that would alter the number of days in a year. Secretary Wilbur states no days should be omitted or inserted to shift the year from January 1, despite proposed conference ideas from the League of Nations. Navy scientists warn that changing the start could cause widespread historical and scientific confusion with lasting disadvantages.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy Department
Wilbur
Hughes
League of Nations
Death at City Prison A Suspect Leaves Funeral Checks
An unidentified man about 35 was found shot in the temple in the yard of the City Prison in Columbus Ohio. A revolver lay nearby and a note to Chief of Police Harry French warned not to identify him. He left two $100 funeral expense checks for authorities.
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Columbuer
Harry French
Severe New York storm leaves two dead and heavy damage
A widespread June storm across Western and Eastern New York caused two deaths, destroyed trees and houses, and disrupted power and communications. In addition to urban damage in Buffalo and Rochester, Akron, Dun Kirk, Palmyra, and the Lake Erie shore reported outages, fires, and extensive crop losses. Glen McRorie and Frances Lablanche were among the fatalities.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N. Y
New York
South Park
Cazenovia Park
Akron
General Crushed Stone Company
Hamburg
Wayne County
Palmyra
Lake Erie
Dunkirk
New York Central Railroad
Navette
Rochester
Frances Lablanche
Wind Storm Wrecks Northern Ohio Causing $1 Million Loss
A severe wind storm in Northern Ohio caused nearly 1 million dollars in damage with Ashtabula seeing the heaviest loss. Telegraph and telephone lines to Ashtabula Conneaut and surrounding areas were disrupted as poles were uprooted. Woodland Beach Park suffered roof damage to the dance hall and amusement devices with several dancers injured.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Ashtabula
Conneaut
Woodland Beach Park
Heat Wave Breaks as Cincinnati Sees Cooler Day
Yesterday marked the end of a several day heat spell in Cincinnati with a high of 73 degrees at noon, 20 degrees below Friday, and a forecast of generally fair skies today and cooler, partly cloudy conditions with possible local thunder showers later in the week.
Meier confessed in hammer beating of Veronica Schultz
George Meier an 18 year old Plainfield man was arrested in New Brunswick after Veronica Schultz 17 named him as her assailant. Prosecutor said Meier confessed. Schultz found in a field near New Market, hospitalized and not expected to recover.
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N. J
George Meier
Veronica Schultz
Plainfield
New Brunswick
Meier
Hall
Newmarket
Veronica Schlitz
Haills
Davis
Miss Schultz
Clyde Schultz
Tug of War Over McAdoo Smith Nominating Fight Intensifies
New York June 21 The Democratic presidential race between McAdoo and Smith dominates the pre convention scene three days before Madison Square Garden gathering. Unpledged delegates face constant persuasion as both camps claim victory while Klans issue recedes for now. Delegates are courted nationwide as McAdoo and Smith organize operations in hotels, with aides, literature, and endorsements flooding the lobbies and corridors.
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Associated Press
New York
McAdoo
Smith
Madison Square Garden
Manhattan
Mc Adoo
MccAdoo
Flyers in Plunge to Lake Depth
Two aviators Henry C. Clark and Ben Timm fell seventy five feet into Lake Michigan during hydroplane tests. The plane sank with them to the bottom, they escaped through cockpit wires, surfaced as the craft rose, and were rescued by a tug a mile from shore.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Henry C. Clark
Ben Timm
Clark
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