Tragedy Enacted at Shade more as Husband Shoots Wife
Albert W. Moore, 23, huckster from Boone Street, fires two bullets at his wife Alice Moore, 19, during a reconciliation attempt at a Shade more summer cottage near Newport. She lies in critical condition. Moore, held on suspicion of murder, says she refused to live with him. Five witnesses, including Mrs. Crawley, recall the scene.
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Shademore
Miami River
Albert W. Moore
Huckster
Boone Street
Alice Moore
West Seventh Street
Newport
Moore
Arthur Crawley, Jr
Hey
France
Classified Advertisements Index and Listings
A dense catalog of ads and notices from multiple firms and services. It lists businesses such as Alms & Doepke, Callaway Coal Co, City Ice and Fuel Co, J. H. Leventhal Optometry, Mullane Candy, Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, Shillito's House Furnishings, Swift & Co, and many others, with various product lines and offerings. The page also notes railways, banking, and orphanage items alongside entertainment and summer resort references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alms & Doepke
coceePage
Cloboimne
Saicice
Reds
Chicago
Big Four
Callaway Coal Co
Chas, Schiear Motor Co
City, Ice and Fuel Co
Cunard
Anchor
Wirth
Third National Bank
Gelshuret Nde
Wee
Ati Vadtann
Stanley & Bissell
Roth
Hotel Gordon
Greeet
J. H. Leventhal
Optometriat Kolbe & Co
lLixed
Biddan Nth Cdc
Cigars
Vhemde
Louisville & Nashville Railway
Max Wocher & Son Co
Degcuo
Cccccere
Cece
Newstedt
Vane Rig Sro
GM Teteete
Atiakece
Pinkham’s
Pogue’s
Pohl’s Cafeteria
Ds Oheers
Schaefer Rubber Co
Shillito’s—House Furnishings
Smith-Kasson Co
Abs Stone’s Cakes
Soitatesnes
St. Aloysius Orphan Asylum
Stewart Kidd Company
Books
Ind Swift & Co
Palkaoschaecaeecnet Swift Laboratory
Echa Taniac
Roe Winnieseeens Dans
The
Dunham House
Ceseeeds
United States Shipping Board
Wiedemann’s
Apichirwachoreguyes
W. W. Pettis
Nurse Held As Kidnapping Suspect Near Carbondale
Mary Murphy a twenty year old nurse was abducted by Thomas McMynn a rejected suitor and kept in the woods for nearly 24 hours near Carbondale Pennsylvania Jacob Pecho an automobile dealer was jailed in connection with the case McMynn was arrested at his home after Miss Murphy was found in the woods slightly from her home and under physician care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Thomas McMynn
Mary Murphy
McMynn
Jacob Pecho
Miss Murphy
Pecho
M.man
Two Campbell brothers claim identity in murder case
In Rome Georgia on June 22 two imprisoned Campbell brothers from Cleveland Ohio claim to be Jim Campbell the fugitive charged with murder in 1912. Sheriff Wilson cannot identify which is the real suspect and detains both while awaiting outside verification.
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Rome
Cleveland
Campbell
Wilson
Jim Campbell
Georgia
Amateur radio to broadcast daily livestock market reports
The Agriculture Department plans a system of daily livestock market reports via amateur radio stations across the country. A Mt. Echo Park station under Samuel Curtis will relay receipts and market news at set morning and afternoon times using Form M.I. 41 and M.I. 20, with broadcasts on a five kilowatt transmitter at 4 000 meters.
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America
Bureau of Markets
Department of Agriculture
Samuel Curtis
Washington
M.I
Chicago
St. Louis
Navy radio dispatches authorized through June 30 1922
The House passed a resolution authorizing uninterrupted navy radio press dispatches through June 30 1922 with rates matching private wireless except on the Pacific coast where Hawaii Guam traffic pays a lower rate. The measure aims to ease commercial message transmission while ensuring government messages receive priority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
House
Senate
Pacific Coast
Hawaii
Guam
Catholic Pastor Father Lamping Dies At 56
The Rev. Francis M. Lamping of St. Francis de Sales Church Walnut Hills Cincinnati died at Good Samaritan Hospital at age 56 after illness of six weeks. He served WWII Liberty loan drives and Red Cross funds, aided soldiers from his parish, and was dean of the Cincinnati Catholic Deanery. Archbishop Moeller to officiate funeral Monday with pontifical requiem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Lamping
Woodburn Avenue
Madison Road
Walnut Hills
St. Francis de Sales
Cincinnati Catholic Church
Good Samaritan
Father Lamping
Cincinnati
Liberty
Red Cross
Knights of Columbus
Montgomery
Ala
William Henry Elder
St. Xavier College
St. Mary's Seminary
Baltimore
St.Mary’s Seminary
St. Patrick’s Church
St. Mary’s Church
St. Gregory’s Seminary
Troy
St. Henry's Church
Henry Moeller
Father Officiates At Wedding Of Son As Promised
The Rev Daniel McGurk travelled from Van Wert Ohio to officiate his son Francis D McGurk 22 and Dorothy T Coleman 21 at a quiet home wedding on Allaise Building Eric and Edwards Roads due to the bride’s ill grandmother and the promise he made years ago to marry his son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel McGurk
van Wert
Francis D. McGurk
Dorothy T. Coleman
Allaise
Eric and
Edwards Roads
Cincinnatians Miss Death as Auto Is Hit
J W Marx and James Cowen both of Cincinnati shoe salesmen escaped serious injury when their car was struck by a Big Four freight train at a creek bridge near Middletown Ohio. The auto was wrecked but both men jumped to safety with minor cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Middletown
J. W. Marx
James Cowen
Cincinnati
Dayton
Marx
Cowen
Building union officials prepare to fight open shop program
Union leaders convened after a Chamber of Commerce meeting to form a commission led by Municipal Judge Yeatman to investigate open shop claims. They accuse collusion among labor, contractors, and suppliers to keep prices high and vow to resist wage board decisions while pursuing cost reductions and potential legal challenges. Edward O Connor and Charles Waltz supported a full investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Grand Jury
Yeatman
P. W. Drackett
Louis H. Capelle
Commission
Wage Board of the Building Trades
Cincinnati
Building Trades
Fred Hock
Building Trades Council
David G. DeVore
Fisher-DeVore Construction Pany
Tellig
C. A Schneider
General Iron Works
Edward O’connor
Charles F. Waltz
Wage Labor Board
Bankhold robbers fail after paying teller one dollar
Three bandits attempted a Farmers Bank of Schaumburg raid near Elgin Illinois on June 22 but secured no loot. They paid teller H W Freise to change a dollar and then tried to hold him up. Freise triggered the alarm after being shot. the robbers fled as the alarm sounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Farmers’ Bank of
Tremont City Hit by Severe Cloudburst Floods
A cloudburst struck Tremont City Ohio shortly after 2 pm flooding streets two to three feet deep. Residents evacuated homes while livestock and crops suffered heavy losses as water rose again between 5 and 6 pm. Farm land nearby also flooded with no lives reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Village
Springfield
Tremont City
Bishop Joseph Koudelka Near Death in Wisconsin
Superior Wisconsin June 22 Bishop Joseph Koudelka of the Superior diocese is not expected to live more than a few hours. He has been ill for weeks and was unconscious for the past twenty hours, according to attending physicians.
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Superior
Wis
Joseph Koudelka
Taskee
Despondent Cabinet Maker Ends Life After Ill Health
Frank Holland a 35 year old cabinet maker of 1413 Clay Street shot himself in the right temple late last night. He had been despondent over prolonged illness and recently faced prospects of marriage to Mrs. Minnie Loesche who operates the lodging house. He died at General Hospital after being found by the landlady and two children with a revolver still in his hand.
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Frank Holland
Clay Street
Holland
Minnie Loesche
Procter Seeks Return of Wood Campaign Funds
William Cooper Procter of Cincinnati former chair of the Leonard Wood National Campaign Committee filed a bill in Chicago Superior Court seeking an accounting and money decree. He alleges eight organizers owe him 745 483 as their share of 813 200 in expenses to promote General Wood for the Republican presidential nomination. Named defendants include Norman J. Gould Horace C. Stebbins Thomas J. Miller Frederick Stanley Frederick Joss George H. Moses James J. McGraw and Albert A. Sprague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Cooper Procter
Cincinnati
Leonard Wood National Campaign Committee
General Wood
Procter
Norman J. Gould
Seneca Falls
N. Y
Horace C. Stebbins
New York
Thomas J. Miller
Delaware
Frederick Stanley
Wichita
Kan
Frederick Joss
Indiana
George H. Moses
Concord
N. H
James J. McGraw
Oklahoma
Albert A. Sprague
Latonia Man Kills Wife During Visit Then Ends His Life
M R Angel 60 of 721 David Street killed his wife during a visit and attempted suicide by gas. A note warned him to stop pursuing a girl, under arrest threat. Angel was found by Mrs Myrtle Rodocker and died of asphyxiation at the county morgue. He belonged to Concord Council 232 of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics.
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M. R. Angel
David Street
Angel
Myrtle Rodocker
D. C. Handley
Handley
Concord Council No. 232
Order of United American Mechanics
Army fliers drown in Chesapeake Bay bombing crash
Two Army Air Service leaders Captain Howard T. Douglas and Lieutenant Mark J. Plumb died after their planes collided during a bombing raid on the San Marcos hulk off Tangier Island. Bodies not recovered as search efforts continued amid a large naval task force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army Air Service
Howard T. Douglas
Mark J. Plumb
Chesapeake Bay
San Marcos
Tangier Island
War Department
Langley Field
Plumb
Douglas
Army
Navy
Covina
Cal
Air Service Headquarters
Alaska
Fond du Lac
Wis
San Antonio
Army Arcraft
U.&. S. Texas
Hampton
Tagier Island
Texas
de Haviland
General Staff
Pilot Plumb and unit land in Crane's Field after long flight
Lieutenant Plumb and three officers in charge of two Caproni bombing planes landed at Crane's Field Turkey Bottoms on May 23 after a five hour flight from Memphis. The formation continued to Gallipolis before Langley Field with a leaky radiator forcing a Handley Page to Hopkinsville. Plumb, nicknamed Jimmie, entertained Cincinnati Aero Club during his stay.
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Plumb
Caproni
Crane's Field
Turkey Bottoms
Memphis
Tenn
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Tex
Langley Field
Hampton
Handley Page
G. M. Palmer
Hopkinsville
Taliaferro Field
Hicks
United States
Jack-Rabbits
Curtis
Hampton Roads
Navy
Air Service
American destroyers sink two U-boats off Cape Charles
A division of American destroyers sank the former German submarines U-140 and U-48 off Cape Charles. They fired seventy nine shells and earned thirty nine hits. U-140 was attacked first.
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Mayo
Navy Department
Hampton Roads Naval Base
Sicard
Cape Charles
Washington
Man Kills Husband Found With Wife Then Surrenders
Henry Agee 24 is shot dead by Harry Lockhart 44 at Lockhart home in Middletown Ohio. Lockhart says he encountered Agee with his wife Bertha. he fired twice after Agee fired first, Agee collapsed on attic stairs. Lockhart surrendered to local authorities after leaving a saloon with his revolver.
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the Commercial Tribune
Middletown
Henry Agee
South
Clark Street
Harry Lockhart
Clinton Street
Lockhart
Agee
Bertha Lockhart
Mike Berry
Third
Lungmotor Saves Life Of Middletown Man In Jamaica Ginger Case
In Middletown Ohio on June 22 Charles Williams, a Jamaica ginger victim, was saved from death by the lungmotor at Fire Company 2. He was found unable to breathe on the street and revived after about thirty minutes of resuscitation using prone pressure method.
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Middletown
Jamaica
Ginger
the Commercial Tribune
Charles Williams
House of Fire Company 2
Williams
Latonia Slaying Ends in Suicide After Fatal Attack
Arthur S. Lillard, 45, salesman, killed his wife Bertha Lillard with a razor in their Latonia Kentucky home then slashed his own throat and wrists. Mrs Lillard, a nurse, died at the scene. Lillard was taken to St Elizabeth's Hospital in critical condition. Neighbors and relatives described a separated couple with two young daughters. Police found pawn tickets and a racing license among Lillard's possessions.
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Bertha
Arthur S. Lillard
West Thirty-fourth Street
Latonia
Bessie Connelly
Mrs. Lillard
Lillard
Julia Blackburn
R. Lee Bird
Marguerite
Susie
Kate Connelly
Elliston Station
Cincinnati
Thirtyfourth
Blackburn
Lizard
Miss Connelly
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
A. S. Lillard
Kentucky State Racing Committee
Lexington Indicts City for Lunch Wagon Nuisance
Lexington was indicted Saturday on a charge of maintaining a nuisance for allowing lunch wagons to stand on Broadway between Short and Vine streets. Trial was set for June 30.
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Lexington
Broadway
Short
Vine
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Wee Eee
Torr Eee
Aaeeen
Pete Ee Eeeas
Woods
Navy Wireless
Fatea Lamping
Son
Bandits
Wisconsin
Endo
Mark Plumb
Capronis
U. S
Arthur Lillard
Razor
Sister
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