Leaders Urged to Meet in London for Ireland Conference
Premier Lloyd George sends letters to Eamonn de Valera and Sir James Craig urging a London conference with Southern and Northern Ireland to explore a settlement. The invitation promises safe conduct and emphasizes reconciliation to end centuries of conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Lloyd George
Eamonn de Valera
James Craig
George
Ireland
Northern Ireland
de Valera
James
Northern
Southern Ireland
Two rescuers drown while aiding boy at Staten Island pond
In New York on June 25 eight year old Edward Anderson cried for help causing two Elizabeth New Jersey workers to dive into a Staten Island pond to assist him. The boy swam to shore thinking they would arrest him, and the rescuers later were found at the pond bottom. Police believe cramps caused their deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward Anderson
Elizabeth
N. J
Paul Saps
Michael Lowenk
Staten Island
Advertising Catalog Fragments Across Local Magazines
Readable OCR fragment lists advertisements and merchants including Burkhardt Bros. Co. Magazine Claremont Crowe's Park Cabaret and Rogers Woman's Shop. It references The Book Shelf Magazine The Dunham House and various merchants such as Teasdale Dry Cleaning The Nash Cincinnati Motors Co and Lowry & Goebel Furniture. Names, pages, and product categories indicate a newspaper classified-style page of ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amusements
Doron CO
Burkhardt. Bros. Co
Claremont’ Dammant
Scecccsche
Crowe's Park—Cabaret
Miller Bros
Model Laundry Co
Motion Pictures
Potter—Summer Shoe Sale
Ralph Green Co
Aapeaine
Rogers Woman's Shop
Shillito’s—Merchandise
Smith-Kasson © O
Gomag Ois
Teasdale
Teasdale Magazine
the Book Shelf
the Dunham House
Alms & Doepke
Eagle Savings and le Economy Supply Co
A. Lepper & Co
Beazell & Chatfield Channer & Sawyer
C. Goldhurst & Co
Hutton & Co
Irwin, Ballmann & J. W. Sibley & Co
Kriebel & Co
Southern Ohio
Savin Stanley & Bissel
Gabriel Snubbers
Gidding—Smart Summ
Goldenburg School
Hotel Gordon
Japp’s
Klett
Korein
Kotalko
Dandruff
Louisville & Cincinnati Packet Co
Lowry & Goebel—Furniture
Lyric Piano Co
McAlpin
The
Dunlevy Co
the Lawton Co
Nash-Cincinnati Motors Co
Ohio Valley Motors Co
De Valera Appears in Dublin Streets After Arrest Defiant
In Dublin on June 25 Eamonn de Valera Irish Republican was arrested Wednesday night and taken to Portobello Barracks where the Worcestershire Regiment quarters its regimental mess General Boyd visited him to urge disapproval of the shooting of a young subaltern in the Dublin mountains He was released and returned home at Greystones later today he was sighted walking in the streets of Dublin.
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Dublin
Eamonn de Valera
Portoball
Worcestershire Regiment
Boyd
de Valera
Greystones
Army of Grasshoppers Ravaging Colorado
Colorado Springs reports a grasshopper swarm fifteen miles wide and twenty miles long advancing from the southwest toward El Paso County. County Agent J. C. Hale said the invasion is the largest in the history of the region and is destroying virtually all vegetation in its path.
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Colorado Springs
Col
el Paso County
Colorado
J. C. Hale
Hale
Lawsuit Filed Over War Relief Funds Against Rabbi Levin
Samuel Jacobson secretary of the Central Jewish Relief Committee for War Sufferers filed in Common Pleas Court seeking 30000 damages from Rabbi Josef Mayer Levin head of the Jewish Orthodox Synagogue at Richmond and Mound. Jacobson charges Levin addressed large audiences and made statements reflecting on his character.
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Samuel Jacobson
Richmond Street
Central Jewish Relief Committee For
Common Pleas
Josef Mayer Levin
Wesley Avenue
Richmond
Mound Streets
Jacobson
Levin
Cincinnati
Relief Committee
Rabbi Levin
Temple Hall
Clarence Dorger
R. W. Miller
Charles Schoengold
Abe Isaac
H. Morgenstern
C. Minoschowsky
H. Neuer
Sam Goldberg
J. Rosenberg
Dr. Miller
Step-Mother Confesses Killing Stepson in Illinois
In Macoupin County Illinois police say Catherine Harmon, sobbing in jail with her baby, admitted killing her nineteen year old stepson Roy Harmon with an ax after alleging he attacked her. She says she buried the body in a well after dragging it through their Greenridge kitchen and later mailed a ransom note to the grandmother.
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Carlinville
Ill
Macoupin County
Catherine Harmon
Roy Harmon
Greenridge
Harding to Drive Congress With Executive Leadership
President Harding faces a stalled extra session as tariff and taxation fights stall action. The article notes leaders in Congress lack a unifying plan and urges the President to guide negotiations, with disarmament talks now seen as economically significant. Harding plans to assert executive influence to reconcile diverging interests.
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Congress
Harding
Two Drown As Canoe Overturned By River Rollers
A canoe carrying two Bellevue youths and two riders from Cincinnati overturned on the Ohio River near the L and N Bridge. The Ward brothers escaped, but Lawrence B. Pille and Gertrude Brillmeyer were not found. Investigators linked items found at Gem Beach to Pille, a clerk at H W Johns Manville.
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Ohio
Bellevue
Lawrence B. Fille
East Thirteenth Street
Gertrude Brillmeyer
Cincinnati
Ohio River
L. & N. Bridge
Leonard Ward
Leroy
van Voast Avenue
Fred Rieder
East Fourth Street
Newport
Margaret Kolde
Third
Central Avenues
Ward
Gem Bathing Beach
Ward Brothers
Larry
Island Queen
Queen
Gem Beach
Lawrence B. Pille
Thirteenth Street
J. Henry Pille
East Hirteenth Street
Thirteenth
Main Streets
H. W. Johns Manville Company
Main Street
Pille
Gertie Brillmeyer
Homing Pigeons Start 1800 Mile Flight from Edmonton
Twelve homing pigeons were released in Edmonton this morning for an 1800 mile flight to San Antonio Texas. Officials say this could be the longest flight of its kind. The birds were brought in from a Southern state a few days ago.
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Edmonton
Alberta
San Antonio
Tex
Bandit robs Kroger store manager at gunpoint
At Kroger Grocery, 1332 Baymiller street, a middle aged white man six feet tall robbed manager William Smithers of 105 dollars after signaling hold up with a revolver. He fled north on Baymiller as clerks left and customers were gone. Smithers described the thief's appearance, and police searched the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroger Grocery Company
Baymiller Street
William Smithers
Clinton Street
Smithers
Vagrant Comet Slaps Earth in Fall Daylight
Louisv ille astronomers report a vagrant comet named Pons Winneke wagged its tail across the earth at 11 this morning. The sun hid stars and luminaries despite the predicted earth passage through the tail of a comet millions of miles long on June 16, which would have produced a shower of stars if observed at night.
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Louisville
Pons Winneke
Aged farmer ends life on oil soaked pyre near Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo Mich June 25 A 70 year old farmer Henry Papper saturated his clothes with kerosene oil and crawled into a brush pile then lit it to self immolation at his West Oshatemo home The aged wife found the body ten minutes later thinking the barn was on fire Despondent over ill health he died at the scene
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Henry Papper
West Oshatemo
Papper
W C Perkins Dita After Illness Of Two Months
William Stansifer Perkins aged 70 founder of Perkins Campbell Company harness and saddlery maker died at Gibson Hotel after two months illness. Born Kentucky 1850 he spent much of life in Covington and Cincinnati. Funeral at Col Frank H Perkins home Covington with burial in Highland Cemetery. Survived by four brothers and wife Emma Clendening.
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William Stansifer Perkins
Perkins-Campbell Company
Gibson Hotel
Yesday
J. Perkins
Florida
Mr. Perkins
Campbell
Main Street
Sycamore
New Streets
Perkins- Campbell Company
Perkins
Europe
Asia Minor
Far East
Germany
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Covington
Commercial Club
Queen City Club
National Harness and Saddlery Association
Frank H. Perkins
East Second Street
Charles G. Read
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Highland Cemetery
Henry A. Perkins
George G. Perkins
John E. Perkins
Emma Clendening
Star Shells To Light Up Seas Without Betraying Source
The Navy tests star shells as silent searchlights to spot enemy ships. A flashless powder drives shells to illuminate wide sea areas without revealing the firing ship. Small guns show full success while large guns still emit some flash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Mary Pickford Owen Moore divorce decree upheld questioned
State Attorney General failed to overturn the Mary Pickford Owen Moore divorce decree at Minden District Court as Judge Langan quashed the summons noting state representation rests with the trial judge. Attorney General Fowler plans an appeal to the State Supreme Court.
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Nevada
Minden
State Supreme Court
Mary Pickford
Owen Moore
Frank C. Langan
Leonard H. Fowler
Langan
McGannon Sentenced for Perjury in Kagy Case
William H. McGannon former Chief Justice of the Municipal Court was found guilty of perjury in Cleveland Ohio. He received an indeterminate sentence of one to ten years in the Ohio Penitentiary. The verdict followed a 27 hour jury deliberation after trials for the murder of Harold C. Kagy.
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Cleveland, C
William H. McGannon
Municipal Court
Common Pleas
Florence E. Allen
McGannon
Harold C. Kagy
Allen
Cuyahoga County
Ohio Penitentiary
Kagy
Cleveland Bar Association
East Ninth Street
Hamilton Avenue
Boyd
Cassidy
Pearson
Johnson
French Express Derby crisis claims 23 lives
The Lille Paris express derailed near Albert in front of witnesses. Twenty three people are reported killed and forty three injured as the French train catastrophe unfolds this afternoon at Lile France.
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Lile
France
Albert
Shooting Ends In Crippled Drug Clerk’s Death
Joseph Koshover 22 a drug clerk of 837 West Seventh street was shot in the left shoulder and killed after a late night argument at Seventh and Baymiller. Witness Ruth Bier described a quick altercation and a fleeing shooter, with police baffled by the motive.
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Seventh and
Baymiller
Joseph Koshover
West Seventh Street
Ruth Bier
Baymiller Street
Army Aviator Killed on First Flight at Logan Field
Baltimore dated report states Lieutenant John F. Bay of Jarrettsville Md died from a fractured skull jaw injuries after an airplane accident at Logan Field Dundalk during a first flight as a guardsman. Private Eugene H Norton the passenger is in serious condition and expected to recover.
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Baltimore
Camp Meade Hospital
Logan Field
Dundalk
John F. Bay
Jarrettsville
Air Service
Eugene H. Norton
Bay
Plan for prison riot and escape at Ohio Reformatory for Women
Prisoners and attendants at the Ohio Reformatory for Women near Marysville faced a riot aimed at freeing inmates. Ten escaped before being recaptured. several inmates and staff were injured including Superintendent Mittendorf and three employees. The trouble began over tobacco punishment and escalated with stabbings and a plan to murder officials.
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Marysville
Ohio Reformatory
Sipaaitt
Collier
Reformatory
Wray Croy
Fay Cotler
Clyde Eckenrode
L. M. Mittendorf
Mittendorf
Lena Prugh
Eckenrode
Prugh
Akron
Bertha Slagie
Institution
Croy
Bertha Breece
Coder
Cora Bartell
Toledo
Bride Loses Bid to Hide Wedding Six Months
Nancy R Lynn once of the Cincinnati YWCA admitted she failed in her aim to keep her marriage secret for six months after marrying Clifford Maxwell on December 20 1920 in Switzer Kentucky. The groom is a Newport Rolling Mills employee and son of Charles Maxwell of York Street. The couple wed two days short of the six month mark and friends shared the news yesterday.
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Nancy R. Lynn
Cincinnati Y. W. C. A
East Eighth Street
Clifford Maxwell
West Third Street
Newport
Switzer
Sallie Lynn
Charles Maxwell
York Street
Newport Rolling Mills
Mrs Burkett Admitted False Roosevelt Claim
Mrs Emma R Burkett of Hillsdale Indiana admitted in 1919 she had no claim on the Theodore Roosevelt estate while jailed in Jerseyville Illinois. She also confessed writing a note and forging Stephen M Reddish’s name for 1800 dollars. She had claimed 69060 and interest from the estate.
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Clinton
Ind
Emma R. Burkett
Hillsdale
Theodore Roosevelt
Jerseyville
Ill
P. M. Hamilton
Burkett
Roosevelt
Hamilton
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