Cardinals Win PUM Redd In Tight Ninth Inning
Cincinnati falls to St. Louis 6 to 2 as Lavan delivers a decisive eighth inning triple. Young Reds pitcher struggles after Brenton and Haines work well early. Daubert Groh Roush Duncan push Leadoff runs with a double steal and costly errors in the fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redlegs
Groh
Roush
Duncan
St. Louis
Lavan
Cincinnati
Cardinals
Brenton
McHenry
Doc Lavan
Haines
Reds
Sportsmans ‘Park
Daubert
Heine Groh
Dilhoefer
Hettie
Burglars Loot Norwood Stores One Safe Blown
Burglars and safeblowers hit Norwood on Saturday night striking the Eureka Coal Company and two adjacent businesses. A rear window was jimmyed to gain entry and a strongbox was wrecked after being wrapped to muffle the blast. Loot was estimated at $150 to $200 in cash with papers possibly worth thousands. other losses included cigars and dry goods valued around $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Jcureka Coal Company
N. W. Bengel
Norwood Ice-Cream Company
Floto’s
Montgomery Road
Lawrence Avenue
Index to Advertisements Page 2
Page 2 lists merchants and services with page references including Chas E Smith & Sons Daniels Loan Office Stacy & Braun Gidding June Sales Garfield Dry Cleaning Graul Phonographs Herschede Jewelry Hewitt Mackenbach John Van Range Co Lucky Strike Merryweather Coffee Spices Baptian PoUPoS People’s Bank & Savings Co Pogue’s Summer Fashions Potter baseball Shoes Shillito’s 4 Days Sale Spencer’s Diamonds Teasdale Dry Cleaning United States Shipping Board Want Ads Classifieds and Sons Consann ramet
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. E. Smith & Sons
Daniels Loan Office
Chauvetuas Iee Financial
Ia Sreoy. Cos Eis
Stacy & Braun
Caedhbareries
Gidding
Garfield Dry Cleaning
Graul
Harry W. Smith—Clothing
Besos Re Herschede—Jewelry
Hewitt & Mackenbach—Specialists
John van Range Co
Ee Ean
Potter
Hs Sv Enuress Scesscace
Prince & Co
Shillito
White Sox and gamblers in 1919 World Series go on trial
Trial opens before Judge Hugo Friend in Chicago with eight White Sox players named in the 1919 World Series fix allegations. Other defendants include gamblers Abe Attell and Hal Chase, with state witnesses expected to testify as the case unfolds amid prior indictments and confessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sox
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati
Hugo Friend
Gandil
Risberg
Weaver
McMullin
Cicotte
Williams
Jackson
Felsch
Hal Chase
Abe Attell
New York
Chase
California
Louis
Ben Levi
David Zelser
Rachel Brown
Joseph J. Sullivan
William Burns
Burns
Carl Zork
Ben Franklin
St. Louis
Charles A. McDonald
Criminal Courts
Cook County Grand Jury
Cincinnati Reds
William E. Wever
Robert E. Crowe
Dever
Ban Johnson
American League
Eddie Cicotte
Claude Williams
Joe Jackson
Happy Felsch
Chick Gandil
Swede Risberg
Buck Weaver
Fred McMullin
Hal
Levi
Des Moines
San Francisco
Zork
Franklin
McDonald
Edward V. Cicotte
Pasadena police cars gain wireless phone system
Pasadena California June 26 wireless telephones installed on all anti burglar patrol autos allow officers to contact headquarters while in motion. The phones enable reinforcements during pursuits and may extend to regular beats eliminating wires for the old call box system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Cal
Pasadena Police Department
Drowning of 13 Year Old Thomas Mullen in Ohio River
Thomas Mullen aged 13 of 998 Wade Street drowned in the Ohio River near Crane Lumber sawmill after wading into deep water. Witnesses on shore reported hearing cries. divers scoured the river until nightfall. Police later found the report of another body was a false alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mullen
Wade Street
Ohio River
Crane Lumber Company
West End
Mullen
Cincinnati Fire Department
Second District
Doyle
Gibbons
Woman Injured as Auto Hits Street Car in Cincinnati
Mrs. Frank Duncan 34 of 818 West Eighth Street was thrown from a six person truck after it crashed into a Warsaw street car at Glenway and Wilder avenues. She was treated at General Hospital for non serious injuries. A man identified as John Colker, 45, 20 East Third Street, was struck at Third and York while waiting for a street car. he was treated at home with minor injuries. Clarence Peters, 23, of Seventh and Roberts streets, who had been arrested for speeding, owned the car involved in Colker’s hit and run. A contractor, Carl Wiede, 40, of 1910 Dana Avenue, collided with a Zoo-Chester street car on Vine Street, suffering facial cuts and bruises. he was driven home by a passerby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Duncan
West Eighth Street
Glenway Avenue
Wilder Avenue
Third
York Streets
Newport
John Colker
East Third Street
Abraham Colker
Cincinnati Gum Company
Colker
Gasdorf
W. J. Gerding
Central Avenue
Clarence Peters
Seventh
Roberts
Peters
Carl Wiede
Dana Avenue
Vine Street
Zoo- Chester
Wiede
H. Buffner
Plum Street
Cleveland Heat Toll Claims 80 Year Old Man
In Cleveland on June 25 Ambroszio Lanere aged 80 died after suffering heat related illness while seeking relief from the heat early today. He collapsed almost instantly and could not be revived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ambroszio Lanere
Lanere
Prune Juice Jag Tops Toledo Jail Dining
In Lucas County Ohio Sheriff bans prunes and apricots from jail food after a drunken binge traced to fruit juice mixed from hidden bottles. A former inmate says inmates secreted juice in sunlit bottles and drank it to intoxicate themselves, prompting the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Taylor
Lucas County
Bacchus
Political leader slain in renewed Chicago feud
Joseph Laspisa wealthy contractor and lieutenant of Anthony D Andrea was shot at the wheel of his car in the Italian district. Two men fired from a moving car, then escaped into the crowd. The murder follows a violent aldermanic feud tied to D Andrea and Powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joseph Laspisa
Anthony D'Andrea
Laspisa
Louis Gcanbastino
Poby
Societa Ventemigta
Johnny” Powers
D'Andrea
Alderman Powers
Gaetano Esposito
Paul A. Labriola
Harry Raimondi
Women Jurors May Be Barred In Kaber Trial
Cleveland June 26 There will be no women on the jury for the trial of Mrs Eva Catherine Kaber charged with first degree murder of her husband Daniel F Kaber Attorney Francis W Paulson said he will use all peremptory challenges to remove women and will challenge women for cause if needed He notes about one third of jury list are women and expects to bar them from service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Eva Catherine Kaber
Daniel F. Kaber
Francis W. Paulson
Mr. Paulson
Reformers Seek Injunction to Block Dempsey Carpentier Fight
Clinton N. Howard of the International Reform Bureau said he would seek an injunction before Chancellor Edwin R. Walker in Trenton to block the Dempsey Carpentier match set for July 2 in Jersey City arguing the event is a prize fight beyond the State Boxing Commission authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Clinton N. Howard
International Reform Bureau
Washington
Edwin R. Walker
Trenton
Jersey City
Mr. Howard
State Boxing Commission
Ulster Cabinet to consider Lloyd George Ireland invite
In Belfast Sir James Craig calls Ulster Cabinet meeting for Tuesday to discuss Premier Lloyd George invitation for North and South Ireland leaders to a conference. De Valera and Eamonn de Valera react while talks focus on limiting agenda and excluding a republic. Finance Minister Potock expected to join Craig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Associated Press
Ulster Cabinet
James Craig
Lloyd George
North
Ireland
Sir James
James
Republic
Mr. Lloyd George
Eamonn de Valera
Potlock
De Valera Consults On British Premier Letter
Dublin reports de Valera in talks with colleagues over Premier Lloyd George's letter. Feiner calls it an insult and Sinn Fein factions worry it signals partition. Cardinal Logue doubts talks between Craig and de Valera, while moderates may be released. The Sunday Independent calls the letter a key step toward peace via direct negotiations with elected representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Valera
Dublin
Associated Press
Ekamonn de Valera
Col
Liogde
Feiner
Sinn
Cardinal Logue
Ireland
James Craig
Arthur Griffith
Sinn Fein
The
Sunday Independent
War Between U S And Britain Predicted For 1924
London reports Trotzky predicts a naval war between the United States and Great Britain in 1924 as a result of maritime rivalry. He describes the United States as a swollen gourmand and says Britain is losing world status with the pound sterling vanquished by the dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Great Britain
Leon Trotzky
Moscow
Daily Herald
Trotzky
Dance Ends in Fight Plunges Middletown Residents into Charges
In Miltonville near Trenton a shooting at a dance led Sheriff Rudy Laubach to arrest three Middletown residents. Maggie Short 35 faces concealed weapon charges Clinton Kirk 40 charged with shooting to wound intoxication and disorderly conduct Samuel Hunt 28 charged with intoxication and disorderly conduct. A victim Cox sustains slight stab wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Rudy Laubach
Miltonville
Trenton
Middletown
Squire Lewis Bolser
St. Clair Township
Maggie Short
Clinton Kirk
Samuel Hunt
Cox
Laubach
Brinkman and Getz
Squire Holser
Mrs. Short
Barkley to Speak at Eminence Fourth of July Event
Eminence Kentucky announces Representative A W Barkley will be the speaker for the Fourth of July celebration. The town prepares a day of activities with the congressman as the featured speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eminence
A. W. Barkley
Iowa to be used in Navy air defense test off Atlantic coast
Navy and Army air units plan a coordinated test to locate and attack the radio controlled battleship Iowa off the coast between Hatteras and Cape Henlopen. Dummy bombs weighing up to 1000 pounds will be dropped from planes as radio controlled ships maneuver within 100 miles of shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iowa
Atlantic
National Defense System
Navy
War Departments
Ohio
Hatteras
Delaware Cape
F. L. Chadwick
Navy Department
Hampton Roads
Naval Air Base
Yorktown
Marine Corps Martin
Chadwick
Cape Henlopen
Army
Frelinghuysen Warns of Coal Famine and Industry Unity
Senator Frelinghuysen warns a coal famine may strike the nation if his bills fail. He says national coal groups have united to oppose federal rate and price controls and industry manipulation endangers buyers and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frelinghuysen
Washington
United States
New Jersey
Senate
National Coal Association
Anthracite Coal Operators’ Association
American Wholesale Coal Association
National Retail Merchants’ Association
Frelinhuysen
Joso
German Volunteer Force in Upper Silesia Aims at Government and Poles
Berlin reports say General Lerond, head of the Inter Allied Commission in Upper Silesia, forwarded a secret note noting that German volunteer organizations in the region target both the German government and Polish insurgents. He cites arms from Germany, support from the Orgesch party, and urges intensified allied forces and espionage to counter German plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Associated Press
Lerond
Inter-Allied Commission
Upper Silesia
Germany
Orgesch Party
Bavaria
Prussia
Anzeiger
Inter-Rallied
Lerand
Adelbert Korfanty
Thorn
Danzig
Quy
Oppeln
Schooner in Flames Abandoned Off Coast Reported
A Brit steamer Lessie Dollar reported sighting an unidentified schooner on fire and abandoned off the coast near latitude 28 35 north longitude 79 45 west. The rigging was aflame and the vessel was seen as a total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabrannah
Lessie Dollar
Savannah
Vancouver
Serious Earth Slide Blocks Corinth Canal Shipping
A serious slide in the Corinth Canal blocks all shipping. Vessels bound for Piraeus Constantinople and Asia Minor ports must reroute around Matapan causing about thirty six hours delay. Removal of large deposits will take several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinth
Cc Inth
Greece
Corinth Can
Piraeus
Constantinople
Asia Minor
Matapan
Veil of Mystery Surrounds Kentucky Family Tragedy
Mayfield, June 26. Five adults and six children were found dead in the ruins of Earnest Lawrence's two room home after a midnight fire. A coroner's inquest returned a noncommittal verdict amid indications of foul play. Weapons and burned remains were found near the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmer Drew
Lawrence
Otis Drew
Drews
Lawrence House
Live Alone Advice From Akryn Preacher At Douglas Wedding
Akron June 26 Many couples at the High Street Church wedding tonight heard Rev L Wells preach live alone as the path to harmony. He warned marriage can be heaven or hell and urged spouses to share love yet live apart in one room as needed. He urged adoption of children to complete the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akryn
Akron
L. S
High Street Church of List
Rev. Wells
Police and Firemen Strike in Quebec City
Quebec City faced a police and fire department strike since midnight Saturday leaving no protection. A militia battalion stands ready and thirty eight new officers were sworn in as street lamps were smashed and stations attacked. Fire alarms surged to two hundred. strikers demand a $1.50 weekly raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Influenza Epidemic Sweeps South Africa
Influenza spreads through the eastern cape provinces with many thousands of deaths reported. The illness is most virulent near Uitenhage and Port Elizabeth, as authorities battle the epidemic in the Union of South Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capetown
Union of South Africa
Cape
Uitenhage
Twenty Milee
Evan
Port Elizabeth
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Kopf
Cards
Eureka Coal Company
Attell
Wade
Price Hill
Grigagl
Ward Power
Kaber
Ulcter Masteng
Peage Offer
U. S
Britain
U.S
Teuton
Silesia
Omaouds
Mayfield
Blaze
South Africa
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