Milk investigation planned to reveal price controversy
Cincinnati's milk dispute prompts a full Agricultural Bureau study by the Chamber of Commerce. A Milk Commission will be formed to examine producer and consumer prices with reports from twelve cities guiding the effort, while a Queen City Milk Producers Association plans a cooperative to sell dairy directly to consumers with state approval.
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Cincinnati
Agricultural Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Agricultural Bureau of the
Queen City Milk Producers’ Association
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Kentucky Department of Agriculture
W. H. Morgan
H. T. Benning
Co-Operative Company
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Bernins
Public Utilities Commission
Farmhand Confesses to Widow Murder in West Hempstead
Lawrence Kubal 36, a farm laborer, confessed to police that he killed Mrs. Minnie S. Bartlett wealthy widow in her West Hempstead, New York home last Wednesday.
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West Hempstead
N. Y
Lawrence Kubal
Minnie S. Bartlett
Mrs Orthwein Freed by Jury in Murder Trial
Chicago June 24 Mrs Cora Isabelle Orthwein was found not guilty by a jury tonight of murdering Herbert P Ziegler after under an hour of deliberation. The verdict came as the defense replayed the tragedy of March 1 in her apartment and the state urged she acted from revenge. Orthwein fainted briefly when the verdict was read and was taken to her sister’s home. She was the 28th woman acquitted on Cook County murder charges in ten years.
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Chicago
Cora Isabelle Orthwein
Herbert P. Ziegler
Orthwein
Mrs. Orthwein
George Guenther
Ziegler
Cook County
Negro Religious Leader Slain After Hours of Gun Battle
Atlantic City reports Dr. D. D. Murphy, leader of the Live and Never Die sect, was shot dead after a hours long standoff with police. Two officers and Elizabeth Cheppelle were wounded as Murphy fired from a third floor room. detectives later killed him as they breached the building.
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Atlantic City
D. D. Murphy
Disston Avenue
Elizabeth Cheppelle
Murphy
McDowell
Woman Arrested After Stepson's Body Found in Well
Mrs. Catherine Harmon, 36, is jailed after the body of her 19 year old stepson Thomas Harmon was found weighted down in a shallow Grenridge well near their home. Police report stains on the kitchen walls and an ax with burn marks. Harmon says the youth left home Sunday and was kidnapped.
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Carlinville
Catherine Harmon
Thomas Harmon
Grenridge
Young Harmon
Lettvia Declares War on Russia After Executions
Berlin dispatch to The Times reports Riga claims Lettvia and Russia have gone to war following the execution of seventeen Communists with Lettish government consent.
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London
London Times
Berlin
Riga
Letvia
Russia
Lettish
Classified Advertisements and Listings Montage
A dense OCR of ads and notices lists many vendors and services including Art Museum, Banner Grocers, Claremont DARABODE, Cunard-Anchor Line, Fifth-Third Bank, Gidding Summer Apparel, Grove's Laxative, Lincoln National Bank, Louisville & Nashville Railway, Post Toasties, Prince & Co Golf Glasses, Schaefer Rubber, United States Shipping Board, Want Ads Classified, and various manufacturers. It reads as a page of commerce sections with product ads, services, and organization names amid fragmented text.
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Alms & Doepke
Jacobs—Men’s Hose
A Sototier
J Caer
Committee For Relief In
Ireland
Art Museum
Pee and Suiee Bees Banner Grocers’ Baking Co
Reds
Chicago
Peevaxwhdensee
Ae City Lee and Fuel Co
Founda
Claremont Darabode Oo
Sascescsivessee
Crowe's Park
Gidding
Grove
Hewitt & Mackenbach—Specialists
Kolbe & Co
Kotte
Gery Sealine
Lincoln National iBank
Sina
Intel
Louisville & Nashville Railway
Weinberg Baking Co
Sette de Motion Pictures
Geewes Rg
Mullane—Candy
Eugene
Aoa
Ohio Truss Co
Foi
EAE
Ns Ene
Schaefer Rubber Co
Smith-Kasson Co
Oxfords
Steinkamp's Garden
Bae Fia Ig
ONO E
W. W. Pettis Co
Railroad Company Bars Short Skirts and Rouge For Women Employees
In Chicago on June 24 the railroad imposes a dress code banning short skirts rouge peek-a-boo waists and rolled stockings for female staff. Officials deem current styles embarrassing to office morale and require gingham as the preferred hot weather fabric and attire to be appropriate for office service.
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Chicago
Road
Greeks shorten Ismid front take Adabazar and Sabanja
The Greeks withdraw the Eleventh Division and the Nationalists advance to seize Adabazar and Sabanja near Ismid without a fight. The move compresses the Ismid front as of June 4 with gains reported by the Associated Press.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Ismid
Adabazar
Sabanja
Warren Named Ambassador to Japan in Harding Administration
President Harding designated Charles B. Warren of Michigan as Ambassador to Japan. Warren, a prominent lawyer and Republican official, will sail for Europe before heading to Tokyo, succeeding Roland S. Morris. The report also notes Cyrus E. Woods and William Miller Collier receiving related ambassadorial nominations.
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Washington
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
Harding
Japan
Warren
New York
Norway
America
Tokyo
Roland S. Morris
Philadelphia
United States
Warren, Cady, Hill & Hamblen
Detroit
Bay City
Mich
University of Michigan
Joint High Commission
Great Britain
Judge Advocate General
Detroit Chamber of Commerce
National Bank of
Lodi
N. Y
Isaac H
Frances Collier
Hamilton College
Columbia College Law School
New York State Civil Service Commission
New York Law School
Christinia
Spitzbergen
George Washington University
J. Collier
E. M. House
Bride Registers as Cincinnati Resident to Obtain License
A Indianapolis woman Mary Ferry sought a Cincinnati residence to secure a marriage license with her fiancé outside a downtown hotel. Clerk allowed her to sign the registry and accept a tip for kindness. Yesterday a license was issued to Mary Ferry and Charles L. Squire, both of Indianapolis, residents of Cincinnati for a short time.
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Mary Ferry
Indianapolis
Charles L. Squire
Cincinnati
Government moves to cut living costs for workers progress reported
Havana reports satisfactory progress in the government campaign to reduce the cost of living for workers. Landlord and restaurant owners groups will confer to lower prices uniformly.
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Havana
Department of Commerce and Labor
Doctors Try to Relieve Harding Handshaking Burden
President Harding faced a lengthy handshaking duty at the American Institute of Homeopathists convention as doctors debated easing the custom for presidents. A resolution to relieve presidents of such duties was proposed but voted down, with speakers urging the president to manage his own affairs.
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Washington
Harding
American Institute of Homeopathists
Weeks Alarmed by Plane Wreck and Warnings
Secretary Weeks, alarmed by recurring Army Air Service fatalities, urged Major General Menoher to tighten safety. Four recent crashes killed eighteen, with inspections of aircraft and accessories before flights. He noted Morgantown, Aberdeen, Langley, and Tangier Sound incidents, calling the Morgantown crash an act of God and cautioning further accidents are possible despite precautions.
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Washington
Army Air Service
Weeks
Menoher
Morgantown
Aberdeen
MD.) Army Proving Grounds
Langley Field
Tangier Sound
Chesapeake Bay
Aland islands awarded to Finland by League Council
The League of Nations awards the Aland Islands to Finland, designating neutrality in military use and granting population guarantees. Sweden objects but will recognize the decision. Finns and Swedes plan talks to settle guarantees amid Vilna dispute shifts. Harding meets Western bankers. urges quick settlement of railroad war claims with Treasury funds near 250 million dollars, seeking to revive industry.
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Geneva
Associated Press
Council of the
League of Nations Today
Aland Islands
Baltic Sea
Finland
Abram I. Elkus
United States
Hjalmar Branting
Sweden
M. Branting
League of Nations
Vilna
Driver Killed by Train Remains at the Wheel
Ak ton Ohio June 24 Stayan Ris toss 34 of Barberton was killed when his truck was struck by an Erie freight train late yesterday. Witnesses found him still in the cab with feet on the brake and clutch his neck broken though no other injuries were visible.
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Akron. O
Stayan Ristoss
Barberton
Erie
Ristoss
Harding Angers Over Railway Chief Negligence
Harding angrily denounces railway chiefs amid public concern over rail service and management. Financial leaders sought views at a conference with financiers partially blaming railroads and prompting explanations for carriers' lack of interest.
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Harding
WHITING Remains in Charge During City Meeting
Adr Whiting chaired the city meeting as residents discussed local issues and budget concerns. No major policy shifts were announced, but several committees were assigned follow up tasks.
Denby Reprimands Sims Over London Irish Speech
Admiral Sims writes that Secretary Daniels commended his actions reporting Sinn Fein hostility in Ireland. He cites official Senate Naval Committee records showing Daniels supported his position and sent copies of letters regarding criticisms from San Pats sympathizers in America.
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Washington
Denby
Admiral Sims
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Navy
Josephus Daniels
Philadelphia
San Pats
America
Senate Naval Committee
Navy Department
Heavy Afternoon Storm Pelted Cincinnati With Lightning
A sudden downpour cooled the city from 93 to 76 as residents sought shelter in doorways and cellars. Lightning struck Hughes High School’s cupola, damaging a turret and prompting $1,000 in repairs. Several buildings and a garage suffered minor damage. others reported hail and roof impacts in nearby towns.
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Cincinnati
Clifton
Hughes High School
C. M. Merry
American Smelting and Refining Company
Reading Road
Madisonville
Grand
Warsaw Avenues
Good Shepherd Convent
Norwood
P. C. Mackey
Quatman Avenue
Turrill Avenue
G. H. Hindersman
Lockland
Wyoming
Andersons Ferry
Navy reprimands Admiral Sims over London speech
Secretary Denby publicly reprimands Rear Admiral William S. Sims for remarks in London on Sinn Fein sympathizers that violated instructions. Sims, at the White House with President Harding, regrets the incident and says he considers it closed. Copies of the reprimand will be distributed to Naval Service as a general order read on ships and stations.
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Washington
Denby
William 8S. Sims
London
Sinn Fein
America
Navy Department
Admiral Sims
President Harding
White House
Newport
R. I
Naval War College
Naval Service
Wisconsin Assembly Bans Home Brewing
Madison June 24 The Wisconsin Assembly passed a strict prohibition enforcement bill Gov Blaine introduced. It includes a provision agreed by both houses banning home brewing and the governor is expected to sign it despite previous vetoes.
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Madison
Wis
Blaine
Matheson
Three Die As Auto Train Crash Hits Crossing
Springfield Ohio June 24 three people die when a Big Four passenger train strikes a stalled auto at a grade crossing. Victims include Mrs Mary Deselem Edith Deselem 3 and Nellie Deselem 13 all of Lawrenceville near the city. Mrs Deselem escaped injury and aided the others. The watchman warned them to proceed.
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Springfield
Mary Deselem
Kenton Street
Edith Deselem
Nellie Deselem
Lawrenceville
Oci Deselem
Three Die After Car Overturns While Racing Near Cambridge
Three men died instantly and a fourth was critically injured when an automobile overturned on the National pike eleven miles east of Zanesville. The victims, Thomas Kennedy John Rarigan and Bert Smith, were from Cambridge. John Reese also of Cambridge was hospitalized with slim chances of recovery and Harry Quinn escaped with minor injuries. Police said the party was racing another car from Cambridge toward Zanesville when they tried to pass.
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Zanesville
National Pike
Thomas Kennedy
John Rarigan
Bert Smith
Cambridge
John Reese
Harry Quinn
Birth Control May End Old World Says Yale Professor
Washington dispatch reports Yale Professor Irving Fisher telling the Eugenics Research Association that birth control could wipe out the old world and usher a new order from old seeds. He warned initial use by the intelligent class could cause race degeneration or depopulation, but the eventual global impact remains uncertain.
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Yale
Washington
Irving Fisher
Eugenics Research Association
Roosevelt
Cahill Charged With Cashing War Compensation Checks
Chicago officer J. E. Cahill, an orderly at a government hospital, is held on $2,500 bond after being arrested and confessing to a Secret Service agent that he took and cashed government compensation checks belonging to wounded soldiers.
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Chicago
J. E. Cahill
Secret Service
Bishop J M Koudelka of Superior Dies After Long Illness
Bishop Joseph M. Koudelka of the Superior diocese died today after a prolonged illness. Born December 8, 1852, in Chřibově Bohemia, he came to America at age 16. He served at St Prokopius Cleveland, became auxiliary bishop in 1907, and led the Superior Diocese from 1913. He visited Rome in 1916 and was named assistant to the Pontifical throne in 1917.
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Milwaukee
Koudelka
Vatican
Pontifical Throne
McGannon Jury Locked Up After Five Ballots
In Cleveland on June 24 the jury trying William H. McGannon was locked up for the night after failing to reach a verdict. Five ballots had been taken and the jurors had heard the case for six and a half hours.
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Cleveland
William H. McGannon
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Continental and Commercial National Bank of Chicago
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Wisconsin Assembly
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Superior, Wis
Bohemia
McGannon
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