Federal whisky theft trial ends in Covington jury deliberation
Ten Covington men faced charges over fourteen barrels of whisky from Latonia Distillery No. 2. Judge Cochran instructed the jury after two indictments covering removal conspiracy and concealment of liquor. The defense called L B Bullock as a witness. Mayor Donnelly testified for the government. Jury deliberated overnight, asks to resume in the morning.
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Covington
Latonia Distillery No
Thomas D. Slattery
A. M. J. Cochran
Cochran
Robert Phillips
Omer Stubbs
George Gates
Bullock
L. B. Bullock
Commissioner of Public Safety
Sterritt Avenue
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Company
Silver Grove
Queen & Crescent
Ludlow
Harry Donnelly
J. J. Geisen
Robert E. Goodenough
Donnelly
Alex. Skelken
Chief Bullock
Goodson
Goodenough
Geisen
Coppin
Skelken
Cincinnati
Kenton County Grand Jury
Thomas Donnelly
Elmer Oury
Goodsonere
Edward Riemeyer
Kington
John
Dayton
Alexander Elken
Six Ohioans hurt in Salt Lake car crash
Six members of the Ohio delegation to the Democratic National Convention suffered cuts and bruises when an electric car returning from Saltair resort wrecked in Salt Lake City. Miss Aileen Simmons of Sidney, Ohio, was most seriously hurt with cuts to the lower body. The other five injuries were negligible. Twenty Ohioans were aboard the wrecked car.
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Salt Lake City
Ohio
Saltair Resort
Aileen Simmons
Sidney, O
Salt Lake
Teacher Weds His Student Then Becomes Husband
Percival L. Hamlett, superintendent of Erlanger Public Schools, married his former pupil Miss Lucy H. Farquharson in a ceremony at Hotel Gibson. The 19 year old graduate and staff member accompanied the couple to Virginia for their honeymoon.
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Percival L. Hamlett
Erlanger
Lucy H. Farquharson
Hotel
Gibson
Calvin G. Ripple
Erlanger Christian Church
Gems Valued at 600 Stolen From Home
Dr. Arthur Knoch reported jewelry theft from his Avondale home at 360 Hearne Avenue last night. Police believe the robbery occurred Tuesday during basement work by Mrs. Enoch. Stolen items include a star diamond brooch a diamond pendant three rings and a card purse plus 225 in change. Robert Arch Hobson also reported a jewelry theft at 215 Bodmann Street with a warrant ring valued at 200 missing from a dresser drawer.
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Arthur Knoch
Hearne Avenue
Avondale
Knoch
Robert Arch Hobson
Bodmann Street
Phone Girls Suspect Dictaphone Records Their Chat of Strike
Woodburn exchange lunchroom chatter hints at a spy dictaphone as 18 of 58 petitioning operators resist a new schedule. They claim social plans suffer with later hours while nine plus others are loaned to Ridge and East exchanges. Officials deny.
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Woodburn Exchange
Woodburn
Ridge Exchange
East Exchange
Exchange Directors Hold Secret Session on Allan Ryan’s Case
New York stock exchange governors held an executive session to consider Allan A. Ryan’s case. Ryan did not attend, calling the committee’s attitude unjust and a star chamber proceeding. Witnesses, mainly brokers tied to the Stutz stock corner last March, were examined.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Allan A. Ryan
Stutz Motor Car Company
Ryan
Star Chamber
Louise Favier Breaks Woman's Altitude Record in Flight
Paris reports aviatrix Louise Favier raised the women's altitude record to 6 500 meters 21 325 feet in 35 minutes. She was accompanied by Lieutenant Bos Soutrot who recently set a continuous flight mark in the airplane Goliath.
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Louise Favier
Paris
Bossoutrot
Goliath
Mlle. Favier
Politico currents in San Francisco tilt toward Cox in Democratic race
The San Francisco dispatch analyzes the 1920 Democratic scene as Governor Cox gains ground while McAdoo withdraws his name. It notes Wilson noninterference, Cummings as gatekeeper, and Palmer Lowden tensions, with Bryan likely sidelined and Palmer seen as a cautious pick.
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Cox
Palmer
McAdoo
Lowden
Democratic National Committee
Department of Justice
Bryan
Johnson
Hoover
Edward T. Meredith
Iowa
Agricul
Bryan Predicts Victory for Days at Convention
In an article for The Commoner William J. Bryan predicts the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco will spar over the peace treaty, profiteer and liquor issues. He foresees ratification with reservations and opposition to profiteers and saloons, plus a platform backing universal woman suffrage and workers’ rights.
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Lincoln
Neb
San Francisco
William J. Bryan
the Commoner
Bryan
Democratic Party
Democrats Seek Prohibition Plank At National Convention
San Francisco dispatch reports volunteer builders shaping platform planks on prohibition enforcement for the Democratic National Convention. Leaders led by National Chairman Cummings foresee anti bone dry factions pushing a personal liberty based Washington plank while other issues may harmonize in committee. Women’s representation and social questions lead to a separate bureau meeting to prepare proposals for the Resolutions Committee.
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San Francisco
Cummings
National Committee
Edwards
New Jersey
Congress
Washington
Resolutions Committee
Supreme Court
Republican Congress
Women’s Bureau
George C. Bass
Chicago
Women’s Democratic Bureau
Johnson Holds Up Deserters to Scorn
Lincoln June 23 Frank A Harrison Lincoln manager for Senator Hiram Johnsons Nebraska Presidential preference campaign charged that the treachery and desertion of the delegates from instructed states broke the spirit of the movement and damaged the Johnson effort in the state.
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Lincoln, Neb
Frank A. Harrison
Lincoln
Hiram Johnson
Nebraska
Campaig
Tennessee urged to call special session on suffrage
President Wilson sent a telegram to Governor Roberts urging a Tennessee special session to act on the federal suffrage amendment. He noted the Ohio decision and pressed for action this fall if the measure passes, citing constitutional provisions and legal opinions.
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Washington
Wilson
Roberts
Tennessee
Supreme Court
Ohio
Tennessee Governor to call special session on suffrage vote
Governor Roberts announced a special Tennessee Legislature session to act on the suffrage amendment if ratified by state voters. President Wilson urged action for party and national service, while legal views on constitutionality hinge on whether lawmakers were elected after submission.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Roberts
Tennessee
Anros
Wil
United States
Wilson
Associated Press
Thompson
Department of Washington
Congress
Supreme Court
Ohio
Caruso Chauffeur Cleared as Gem Theft Case Fails
George Fitzgerald, chauffeur for Enrico Caruso, had charges dismissed after prosecutors said he was accused only of illegally carrying a revolver to avoid leaving the jurisdiction. He was released on bail as investigators found no evidence justifying an arrest and no tangible clues or leads emerged.
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East Hampton
N. Y
George Fitzgerald
Enrico Caruso
Young
Sherrill
Fitzgerald
John F. Kelly
Suffolk County
Street Car Strike Near End in Dayton Settlement Hoped
Dayton officials indicate city will allow a fare increase to meet wage demands of street car workers. Chamber of Commerce urges immediate resumption of service, even with transfer charges. Autobus lines remain limited relief in transportation crisis.
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Dayton
Chamber of Commerce
Jenkins Moves to Nominate McAdoo for President
Kansas City clergyman Burris A. Jenkins announces he will place William G. McAdoo’s name in the Democratic National Convention after learning Missouri delegates favor him. McAdoo says he has done all he can to dissuade Jenkins and denies health rumors about tuberculosis.
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San Francisco
Cox
Ohio
William G. McAdoo
Messrs. Wilson
McAdoo
Wilson
Homer Cummings
White House
Cummings
California
Chicago
Long Island
Jenkins
Kansas City
Pueblo
Col
Missouri
Burris A. Jenkins
New York
Mr. Jenkins
Mr. McAdoo
Reunion and Rally Mark Ohio Republican Convention
Columbus report outlines the coming Ohio Republican State Convention with Harding and Coolidge photos on programs. A. R. Johnson to give keynote. Plans include committees, platform adoption, electors, and a Tuesday night rally at Memorial Hall featuring Senator Watson. A statewide campaign reunion for past Ohio General Assembly members is planned for August 19 at Senator Harding's Marion home.
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Columbus
Harding
Coolidge
A. R. Johnson
Johnson
Ohio
Chicago
Memorial Hall
James E. Watson
United States
Indiana
Arthur L. Garford
George H Clark
Canton
Clark
Republican Party
Ohio General Assembly
Marion
John P. Maynard
Ed Hughes
House of Representatives
General Assembly
State Senate
Assembly
Philadelphia Remains Third Largest City With 1 823 158 Population
Census Bureau reports Philadelphia at 1 823 158, up 274 150 in ten years. City maintains third place, growth 17.7 percent, second only to New York, with Rochester noted as 25th in size and 77 701 increase since ten years ago.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Census Bureau
New York
Baltimore
New Orleans
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Rochester
N. Y
National Women's Clubs Condemn Use of Cigarettes by Their Sex
At the General Federation of Women’s Clubs biennial session in Des Moines Iowa the group condemned women’s cigarette use and urged an educational campaign against tobacco for men and minors. Other actions included calls to curb sensational trial reporting and to revise postal zoning for magazines. Officers named include Mrs T G Winter president and several vice presidents and secretaries.
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National Women’s Clubs
Des Moines
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Federation
Woman's Club of
Shanghai
China
Hot Springs
Ark
Chicago
Salt Lake City
Utah
Congress
Fed
Civil Service
Soa Rine
Near East Relief Commission
T. G. Winter
Minneapolis
W. S. Jennings
Florida
J. R. Schermerhorn
New Jersey
Federal Judge Orders Release of 14 Aliens
Boston June 23 Fourteen persons awaiting deportation as alien radicals were ordered released by Judge George W. Anderson in habeas corpus proceedings. The court ruled the Communist party, of which all are members, is not a party of force and violence.
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Boston
George W.anderson
Communist Party
Barricades and entrenched fighting in Londonderry
The Londonderry battle escalates as Sinn Feiners clash with Unionists. Five killed and many wounded in Barrack street and surrounding districts. Police besieged, crowds panicked, sandbags and trenches line key streets while soldiers move in and preparations for reinforcements continue.
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Londonderry
Associated Press
Bishop Street
St. Columba
Catholic College
Nazareth Home
McKenna
Whitdside
Waterside
Cross Street
Bond Street
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Woodrow Wilson
Daniel J. Roper
Internal Revenue
Roper
Caruso
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