Kingsbury and Brockman Identified in Brate Murder Case
Prosecutor promises startling developments as Miss Lucia Starr identifies Ray S. Kingsbury and Walter Brockman as two of the men involved in the Har lan Brate murder. The investigation centers on a growing chain of evidence linked to Susie Mumford’s account, with further disclosures expected soon.
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Harlan Brate
Lockland High School
Lucia Starr
Arlington Heights
Ray S. Kingsbury
Cheviot
Walter Brockman
Freeman Avenue
Charles S. Bell
Michael McShane
Miss Starr
Susie Mumford
Zanesville
Bell
Kingsbury
Brockman
Miss Mumford
William Sprouse
Henry McMillan
Brookville
Ind
Sprouse
McMillan
Brate
Grate
Red
Bate
North Corey
Boy Scouts Honor Wilson at National Council Meeting
The National Council of the Boy Scouts of America adopted resolutions praising ex President Wilson for noble leadership during strained years. Harding was elected honorary President to succeed Wilson, while Colin H. Livingstone of Washington DC was re elected President. One hundred ninety delegates from thirty six states attended the eleventh annual meeting in New York.
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New York
Wilson
National Council of the
Boy Scouts of America
Harding
Colin H. Livingstone
Washington, D. C
Classified Advertisements Index and Notable Listings
The page lists diverse ads including Burger Bros malt extracts, Gidding Women’s Wear, Foley’s Honey and Tar, Kotte’s Drug Store, Magnus White Optometrist, Moran Cleaning, Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, Provident Savings Bank, and Schaefer Rubber among others. It also includes motion pictures, ship lines, and educational notices in a dense local classifieds section.
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Burger Bros
Clinard-Anchor S. S. Line
Wast Hills Coal and Supply Co
Fish Dealers—Fish Day
Financia
Pelea
Hmeary L
Doherty & Co
Hunter, Evans & Duble
Ming
Oui
Foley
Harry W. Smith
Hathaway
Eitaon
Kotte’s
Tino
Magnus White
Optometrist
Mitchell'’s
Moranéd—Cleaning Motion Pictures
Mullane
Candy Sonatships
Cotesnasar Desisses
Pinkham
Sunday’s Fight Continues as He Restores for More Battles
The evangelist Billy Sunday boasts the devil can always reappear after a thrashing. He says victory over evil in Cincinnati is possible and plans further campaigns. Sunday rests at the Linton Hotel with wife Ma Sunday guiding policy discussions, while son Billy Sunday Jr. visits the zoo and maintains family ties to Winona Lake Indiana.
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Billy
Billy’ Sunday
Mrs. Sunday
Evangelist
Tabernacle
Sunday
Cincinnati
The
Linton
Commercial Tribune
Homer
Sunday, Jr
Winona Lake
Indiana
Mr. Sunday
Ma Sunday
Jesus
Bears Give Hoover a Cabinet Problem
Washington March 7 Herbert Hoover the new Secretary of Commerce spoke at the National Press Club and urged a scientific grouping of government bureaus. He joked that the current setup even splits bears among departments noting Polar bears with Commerce Grizzly bears with Interior and Brown bears with Agriculture.
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Washington
United States
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
National Press Club
Hoover
Department of Commerce
Department of Interior
Department of Agriculture
Thug Robs Oil Station in Covington
In Covington a bandit robbed a Standard Oil station at Sixth and Scott, taking $35 from clerks James Smith and John Harris after entering with a gun. The suspect fled east on Sixth street. detectives Albers and Puthoff investigated but found no trace.
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Greater Cincinnati
Wovington
Sixth
Scott Street
James Smith
John Harris
Sixth Street
Albers
Puthoff
Girl’s skull fractured in Vine street auto accident
May Cantor 14 of 1346 Vine street was struck by Dr. Eric R. Twachtman driving north on Vine at Fourteenth. She was taken to General Hospital with a probable skull fracture and serious condition. witnesses called the collision unavoidable.
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Vine Street
May Cantor
Eric R. Twachtman
Bishop Street
Fourteenth
Vine Streets
Twachtman
General Hospital
Joseph McGrath
Butchers Win Round in Plea for Open Sunday
A Cincinnati jury acquitted John C. Devlin of violating the Sunday closing law after seven minutes deliberation. The trial, moved to the felony division, featured witness Mary von Hagen who argued the need for Sunday meat purchases for her eight children. Prominent jurors included E. H. Luken and Arthur J. Larmon of local businesses.
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Cincinnati Retail Grocers and Butchers’ Association
Meat Cutters’ Union
Devlin
Spiegel
Municipal Court
W. M. Yeatman
Mary von Hagen
West McMicken Avenue
E. H. Luken
Lukenheimer Company
Arthur J. Larmon
Rahn-Larmon Company
Arkansas Assembly Moves to Impeach Judge Wade
Arkansas lawmakers condemn Circuit Judge John W. Wade for telling the grand jury to probe legislative morals. Both houses approve resolutions censuring him and back measures to abolish his court division and pursue impeachment amid chaotic House proceedings.
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Little Rock
Ark
John W. Wade
Grand Jury
Senate
America to be mediator in Isthmus dispute
The Costa Rican government orders immediate withdrawal of forces from the Sixaola area and pledges not to advance on the Pacific side of the Panama border. Dr Octavio Beeche advised the U S State Department that these moves meet Secretary Hughes's demands.
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Washington
Sixaola River
Octavio Beeche
State Department
Beeche
United States
Central American Republic
Hughes
Eee
Panama
Costa Rica
Justice White
United States Supreme Court
Charles E. Hughes
Harding
White House
H Hughes
Department
Costa Rican withdrawal from Guabito Almirante region
The Costa Rican forces retire from the Guabito Almirante region near the Sixola River left bank in Bocas del Toro. Panamanian troops reoccupy Coto on the Pacific side, restoring the pre incursion posture in the Coto district.
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Panama
Thesociated
Guabito-Almirante
Bocas del Tro
Sixola River
Atlantic
Coto
Pacific
Costa Rica and Panama Border Dispute Sees U S Settlement
Costa Rica plans to retire forces from the Pacific border to the line set by Adam Loubet and move Atlantic flank troops to the boundary drawn by Chief Justice White. US mediation secures a peaceful settlement with troops to guard the agreed lines.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Associated Press
Panama
United States
Pacific
Adam Loubet
Atlantic
Justice White
United States Supreme Court
Panamanian Public Passions Rising Over Coto Dispute
In Balboa Panama March 7 anti American sentiment grows as the public suspects the United States demands Panamanian evacuation of Coto following territorial disputes. A demonstration planned for the afternoon aims to support Panama’s territorial integrity though rumors claim anti American motives.
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Balboa
Panama
Associated Press
Charles E. Hughes
Costa Rica
Porras
United States
Coto
White
United States Supreme Court
Panamas
Kronstadt Revolt Amid Petrogard Bombardments Reported
Washington dispatch notes rebels control Kronstadt and Petrograd, with Soviet defenses led by Trotzky under heavy bombardment. Kiev-style fire from Terioki and Krasnaya Gora fortress intensifies as rebel Kozlovyski issues three day ultimatum.
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Kronstadt
Baltic Fleet
Petrograd
Washington
Helsingfors
Finland
Associated Press
Systerlek
Revonnena
Tarbovka
Viborg
Kozlovyski
Trotzky
Térioki
Krasnaya Gorkio
Terioki
Krasnaya Gorko
Sterbak
Petrograd Riots Prompt Soviet Troop Dispatch From Moscow
News from Helsingfors says Petrograd fires lash residential and business quarters as Soviet government moves to send troops from Moscow to restore order. Rebels plan to welcome troops, hoping to sway them, with leaders named Petrichenko Yakovlenko Savchenko and others.
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London
Helsingfors
Petrograd
Moscow
Petrichenko
Yakovlenko
Savchenko
Serge Savchenko
Vladimir Burtseff
O.I
Skin
Putilin
Kozlovski
Revolt Reported in Petrograd by Moscow Wireless
An official Moscow wireless dispatch confirms a revolt in Petrograd, issued by the Russian Soviet authorities. The statement follows recent declarations from highest Russian officials.
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Petrograd
Moscow
Plane crash kills two pilots at Camp Knox tail spin
Lt John T Lawson 24 of Hartford Conn and Pvt Joseph Read 21 of Norwood N J die in a training flight at Camp Knox near Louisville when an army plane failed to recover from a tail spin. Lawson had three years in flying and taught pursuit at Rockwell Field. Read served two years. Brig Gen Charles Lassiter orders a Board of Inquiry.
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Louisville
John T. Lawson
Hartford
Eighty-first Field Artillery Headquarters
Lawson
Camp Knox
Rockwell Field
Cal
Read
Charles Lassiter
Display of Force Viewed as Needed by Allies
Paris officials welcomed the British decision to impose penalties on Germany as vindication of the French view that force, not talk, would compel adherence to treaty obligations and ensure a just indemnity. They argued armies in German territory improve collecting prospects more than protracted negotiations.
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Paris
Germany
London
Harding and party chiefs plan government policy at White House dinner
President Harding unveiled a future Congress program after a four hour White House dinner with Senate and House leaders. He said a special session would not be before April 4 and might be a week later. Discussions covered taxation, tariffs, and the path for cooperation between the executive and legislative branches.
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Harding
White House
Congress
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
House
United States
Colombia
Panarha
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
Longworth
Ohio
Era of good feeling begun says Lawrence
Washington dispatch reports President Harding’s inaugural era of good feeling has begun as Senators from both parties emerge in the White House showing a closer working relationship with the new administration. Key figures like Senator Oscar Underwood and Senator Chamberlain discuss cross party outreach and a White House dinner for Republican leaders signals bipartisan access. The piece notes Harding’s prior Senate ties may aid his administration in an era of cooperation.
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Washington
Harding
Wilson
Congress
Warren Harding
United States
Senate
Mr. Harding
Oscar Underwood
Alabama
White House
Mr. Underwood
Senator Chamberlain
Oregon
Chamberlain
Mr. Chamberlain
Shipping Board
House
Galbraith to sponsor American rally against Rhine horror meeting
New York reports Colonel F W Galbraith Jr National Commander of the American Legion will lead an all American meeting for God and country on March 18 at Madison Square Garden in protest of the Rhine horror gathering. The event draws support from veterans groups and civic bodies with Anne Morgan as treasurer.
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New York
God and Country
F. W. Galbraith, Jr
theAmerican Legion
Madison Square Garden
Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
Veterans’ Associations
Anne Morgan
Galbraith
Lfe
105Th Field Artillery
American Legion
A. E. Anderson
165Th Infantry
Anderson
Father P. Duffy
Lloyd George Delivers Ultimatum to Teutons
Berlin reports Lloyd George pledges ultimatum to Germany over war terms. Simons plans appeal to League Assembly against Allied treatment, saying terms are impossible. Concurrent dispatches note occupation troops arriving near Düsseldorf and calm in Duisburg as the Rhine front shifts. The Duisburg Ruhrort harbor complex, a major coal center, handles a vast annual tonnage.
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Simons
League Assembly
Duesburg
Germany
Associated Press
Homberg
Rhine
Chamber of Commerce
Berlin
Ruhrort
Ruhr
Indemnity talks collapse as allies plan new German march
London reports the German indemnity negotiations broke down and French, British, and Belgian forces move toward Germany. Berlin dispatches say French troops near Düsseldorf reach six miles from the city as Lloyd George announces a firm allied verdict. Dr Simons pleads for a delay and a total settlement while Germany clings to Upper Silesia and free trade.
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London
Associated Press
Germany
Berlin
Dusseldorf
Lancaster House
Marshal Foch
Field Marshal Wilson
Dr. Simons
Paris
Upper Silesia
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Washington
England
House of Commons
France
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Lockland
BOY Scouts
Hague
Assige Ees
Deoree
Devil
Thug
Covington
Butchers
John C. Devlin
Judge Spiegel
Judge Brands Assembly of Arkansas
Costa Riga
U. S
America
Panama-Costa Rica
Tur Associatep Press
Lawrence
David Lawrence
Advange Guard
Uesseldore
Teutons
Duesseldorf
Benrath
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