Friends of Wilson Join Borah to Fight Four Power Treaty
Senate fight over the four power Pacific treaty intensifies as Lodge prepares to press for a vote while Borah and Wilson supporters organize an opposing alliance. Baruch and Norman Davis are named as linkages in the strategy amid a nebulous strength outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Borah
Idaho
Underwood
Alabama
Robinson
Arkansas
Bernard M. Baruch
New York
Norman Davis
League of Nations
Index to Advertisements Amusements and Local Firms
A fragmented index lists advertisers and categories such as Amusements, piano firms, savings loans, opticals, and miscellaneous businesses. Names include Baldwin Piano Co., Southern Ohio Savings and Loan Assn, Bohmer Reinhart Co, Stotton & Co, Sun Mutual, and Wurlitzer. The page mixes business entries with partial notes and stray letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Musou
Ener Renee Baldwin Piano Co
Seceeewweeeeves Bon-Opto Eye Remedy
Charles E. Smith & Sons
FU Wirchiness Verccvcevescsvvcezenscesse
Eagle Savings and Loan Assn
Peoer
Haspiaees Wurlitzer Eich Snduacbeshakus
Hog Pedigree Is Saved but $1010 Is Lost
A. G. Daniel struck a match to diagnose his car trouble and caused a fire that destroyed his automobile and $1010 in currency tucked under a seat envelope. He salvaged hog pedigrees from the blaze. Daniels lives near Jeffersonville Fayette County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
C. H
A. G
Daniel
Daniels
Jeffersonville
Fayette County
Four Die in Belfast Disorder Struggle Turns Violent
Four deaths reported as Belfast unrest continued with soldiers firing on crowds in Hanover street Perry Hill and Stephen street. Bombs and gunfire wounded several. martial law looming as Crown forces seek to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Associated Press
Hanover Street
Perry Hill
Stephen Street
Potter
Crown
John Roddy
Liberty Street
Royal Avenue
Carrick Hill
Sinn Fein
Stanhope Street
Falls Road
Mulcahy Opens Talks With Republican Troops in Limerick
In Limerick Irish Republican Army troops occupy principal hotels but remain peaceful. Minister of Defense Mulcahy and Adjutant General O Sullivan arrived and began negotiations with the insurgents. Civilian guests stay housed as talks proceed with no force used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limerick
Associated Pressi
Irish Republican Army
Richard Mulcahy
Dail Eireann
Dublin
O'Sullivan
Brennan
Free State Forces
Tense Situation Reports from Limerick Amid Armed Mobilization
Dublin reports grave anxiety over Limerick with two motor ambulances seen moving toward the city and rumors of serious developments. Telegrams note Captain O'Shaughnessy, liaison officer, arrested by mid Limerick brigade and moved to Clonmel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Associated Press
Limerick
Tipperary
O’shaughnessy
Mid
One Cent Income Tax Payer Remits at IRS Office
A taxpayer with total income of twenty six cents sent in a one cent income tax payment to the Collector of Internal Revenue Charles M. Dean. The small remittance required normal recording and reporting to Washington, despite the minimal amount. The case illustrates quarterly payment options would have posed a challenge, but the bill was paid in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collector of Internal Revenue
Charles M. Dean
Washington
Marines Sent 26 Convicted In Nicaragua Shootings
Twenty six American marines found guilty of engaging in a fight with city police December 8 were sentenced to eight, ten or twelve years in prison. Six were found not guilty. Corporals Amthor Burnett and Russell plus others received twenty year terms for desertion and killings. Sergeant Lee Henry was killed fleeing. Navy and Marine officers conducted the investigation and court martial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
Associated Press
Amthor
Burnett
Russell
Diriamba
Lee Henry
Louisville
United States
Cohan Wins $50,000 Suit Over Honest John O'Brien
A New York Supreme Court jury awarded George M. Cohan $50,000 in a suit filed by Robert C. Hilliard. Hilliard claimed Cohan broke a promise to rewrite Honest John O'Brien, leaving him without a vehicle to star in 1918. Cohan asserted he bought A Prince There Was for $25,000 and did not contract to rewrite the play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
George M. Cohan
Robert C. Hilliard
Hilliard
Cohan
John O’brien
Mother Captures Negro Who Attacked Girl
In Aberdeen Mississippi Wilde Baker an 18 year old Black man was lynched by a mob ten miles north of the city after being accused of attacking the daughter of a local farmer. The mother and neighbors restrained him until authorities intervened but the mob seized the prisoner. Officials later found his body hanging from a tree on the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Miss
Widow's League Forms to Protect Widow's Mite
In Chicago on March 7 about forty widows formed a Widow's League to combat exploitation of the widow's mite. Tracy Alden, president of the Chicago Bar Association, addressed the meeting and pledged to supply a list of trusted lawyers. The club will include married women and begin studying probate law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tracy Alden
Chicago Bar Association
Chief Wawatam Caught in Ice With Train Aboard
The northbound car ferry Chief Wawatam is stuck in heavy pack ice about halfway across the Mackinac Straights. Departed Mackinaw City yesterday evening and has not moved since. ice eased since earlier incident, officials expect release soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackinaw City
Mich
Wawatem
Sleeping sickness case shocks Cincinnati girl
Edith Perry a seventeen year old Bellevue high student suffers a rare form of sleeping sickness. Doctors say she remains conscious yet cannot wake, with eyes closed and rational speech in a lethargic state. Specialists warn the illness is unprecedented in the region and may take months to lift. Memorial and Labor Day benchmarks are suggested as possible recovery markers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Perry
Bellevue
John Perry
Ward Avenue
Cahill Shoe Company
Kenner and Denman Streets
Cincinnati
W. E. Senour
Fairfield Avenue
Perry
David I. Wolfstein
West Seventh Street
Albert A. Yungblut
Miss Perry
Senour
Hhem
P. G. Keeney
Campbell County
Safeblowers Pose As Prohibition Men In Vault Heist
Chicago reports safeblowers posing as government prohibition agents blew open a vault in the home of Joseph Wolff, a former liquor dealer, and stole thousands in fancy liquors. Miss Tillie Elston and a maid were present as the robbers fled with a steel door vault cleared of liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joseph Wolff
Tillie Elston
Coal Mines Closed Over Train Delay Dispute
Twenty six mines south of Terre Haute shut down as workers refused to work after trains were delayed twenty five minutes reaching the city. Ten mines north of Terre Haute were idle a day earlier. The Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railroad serves the mines. Officials estimate a forty million ton production loss and sixty thousand ton drop in output has caused wage losses around fifty four thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Here
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Girl Finds $1 And Goes To 5 Shows
Six year old Frances Chyzy was found wandering Chicago streets after a city-wide search. She told an officer she found a dollar and attended five movie shows before becoming lost. Police provided carfare home and she was returned to her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frances Chyzy
Three Die and Nine Hurt in Kansas City Explosion
A blast at the Kansas City Railway Company's barn on Ninth street and Brighton avenue killed three men and injured nine. The explosion tore a twenty foot gap in the brick wall and derailed several street cars on nearby tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas City Railway Company
Ninth Street
Brighton Avenue
Ghost haunting provokes scientist to test famed house
Dr Walker Prince of Prince, New York arrives at the Alex MacDonald home to study the Halifax County haunting. He sleeps bound by bells and strings while newspapermen photographers and an architect watch, promising daily progress bulletins if the ghost cooperates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Antigonish County
Waiter Tk
Prince
New York
American Institute of Scientific Research
Alex MacDonald
Dr. Prince
MacDonald
Detectives Nab Three Auto Thieves After Shootout
Three alleged automobile thieves were surprised unloading tires on White street and Queen City Avenue Newport. One was shot in the right lung and in serious condition. They admitted stealing twenty four tires in Dayton Ohio and a car at Fourth and Walnut Street. The suspects were Ray Wilson 21 Ironworker Front Street Newport William Graham 23 22 East Front Street Newport and Burley Lightsey 21 also Newport. Detectives Bullerdick Guethlein Hayes and Wolf plus others made the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Street
Queen City Avenue
General Hospital
Ray Wilson
Front Street
Monmouth
York Streets
Newport
William Graham
East Front Street
Burley Lightsey
Dayton
Albert Guethlein
Bullerdick
Wilson
Ralph Guethlein
Hayes
Welf
Graham
Lightsey
Wolf
Fourth
Walnut Streets
George Bunte
Martin Street
R. Johnson
Louisville
General Delivery
Cincinnati
Minnie Johnson
Columbia
John Auer
White Residents Wreck Home of Negro Teacher
Harry S. Pratt principal of a negro public school and his family moved into a house on Sanford Place in a solid white neighborhood. Early today white residents stormed the home shattering windows tearing the front door and splashing red and blue ink on the steps and blinds as retaliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Harry 'S
Pratt
Sanford Place
Murder Charges Placed Against Cincinnati Men By Wilmington Officials
Two Cincinnati men, James Reno and Clarence McKinney, were charged with first degree murder in Wilmington Ohio for the February 14 shooting of Night Patrolman Henry McCreight during a hardware store break-in attempt. They were held for the grand jury after arraignment before Mayor Richard C. Greene and transferred to Wilmington for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
James Reno
Clarence
Roy McKinney
Cincinnati
Hmery McCreight
Richard C. Greene
Clarence McKinney
Rachel Street
Colerain Avenue
Jerry Hanrahan
John Wink
Carpenter
Moulton Avenue
Price Hill
Joseph Brink
William Hill
Metropole Hotel
Molder
Slayer to Die Friday Unless Davis Intervenes
Sam Purpera faces execution in the electric chair for his role in the Sly Funnel payroll robbery and murder in Cleveland. The Ohio Supreme Court denied a rehearing, and prosecutors say the date is soon after Thursday midnight unless Governor Davis commutes the sentence. Friends urge clemency to life imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Sam Purpera
Davis
Cleveland
Purpera
Supreme Court
Juvenile Court
Cuyahoga County
Common Pleas Court
Moonshine saved as officer opens drain pipe
Police Lieutenant John Hesselbrock and Officer Adams entered 5 Notre Dame Place during a liquor raid early today and found moonshine in production. Mrs Steinker poured moonshine into the kitchen sink but Hesselbrock uncapped a drain pipe and captured the whisky for evidence, leading to Steinker's arrest on possession and manufacturing charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hessel
Rock
Theodore Steinker
Notre Dame Place
Hesselbrock
Steinker
Bandit in Dresses Fires at Bank Messenger in Pittsburgh
A bandit dressed as a woman shot a water ammonia pistol at Charles Lazaro a bank messenger carrying 15000 dollars as he left a street car at Liberty and Sixth in Pittsburgh. Lazaro grappled with the aggressor who fled after a struggle as Policeman Clarence Timmons intervened and arrested Joseph Lindsay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Charles Lazaro
Liberty and
Sixth Avenues
Lazaro
Clarence Timmons
Joseph Lindsay
Homewood People’s Bank
Lindsay
Timmons
Boy loses three fingers after explosion from suspected package
Silas Tunning, 16, near Crescent Springs Kentucky, picked up a neatly wrapped package on the Amsterdam pike, it exploded and burned his hands. Doctors amputated three fingers on his right hand and treated left hand injuries. Investigators seek to determine contents and sender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Tunning
Amsterdam Pike
Kenton County
Crescent Springs
Moses Sharp
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Covington
Two men arrested in Nash Tailoring hold up and Meyer shooting
Detectives Ryan and Schaefer arrest Jesse England and Charles Staggenberg after a nationwide chase tied to the Nash pay-roll robbery at Elm and Henry streets on January 24 and the February 25 shooting of Cincinnati officer Lee Meyer. England confessed to driving the loot from the Nash robbery and to shooting Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Nash Tailoring Company
Elm and
Henry Streets
Lee Meyer
Cincinnati
West Court Street
Paul Ryan
Crim & Ryan Detective Bureau
Joseph Schhefer
Covington
Jesse England
Walnut Street
Charles H. Staggenberg
West Seventh Street
England
Meyer
Staggenberg
Nash
Ryan
Joseph Schaefer
Fred Hilgemeyer
McKeown Avenue
Price Hil
Schaefer
Hilgemeyer
William Willett
Willett
Ninth District
General Hospital
Quick Service Auto Laundry Company
William A. Kleesattle
Sauer Avenue
Nash Company
Licking Pike
Newport
Harry, Thullen
Findlay
Logan
Seventh
Walnut Streets
Schafer
Kreibel & Company Put Into Receivership After Run
CHICAGO March 7 William W Whitlock named receiver for Kreibel Co investment bankers after creditors petition and a run on the firm The assets top 4 million liabilities around 5 million The company reportedly paid out over 900000 in cash in the last two months The New York run followed failures of similar houses in the area CHICAGO March 7 An involuntary bankruptcy petition against Charles H Clarkson Co brokers filed by three creditors Receiver A Bruce Bielaski appointed with a 20000 bond The incorporated firm has no exchange affiliation and comprises Charles H Clarkson and Vernon G Ingram
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William W. Whitlock
Kreibel & Co
Carpenter
New York
Charles H. Clarkson & Co
Broadway
A. Bruce Bielaski
John C. Knox
Charles H. Clarkson
Vernon G. Ingram
Panama Stone Arrives for Roosevelt Monument
A ton and a half of stone from the Panama Canal Culebra Cut arrived in New York aboard the Santa Teresa. The stone will be used to erect a monument over Theodore Roosevelt's grave at Oyster Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Culebra
Panama Canal
Santa Teresa
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Viscount Grey Undergoes Operation In Ill Health
March 7 report that Viscount Grey of Fallodon former Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs underwent an operation tonight for an ulcer. Although the operation was declared successful the patient is in a serious condition. He also suffers from kidney disease to be treated later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon
Viscount Grey of
Fallodon
Foreign Affairs
Viscount Grey
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Case
Kellogg
Minnesota
Dlorder
Mulcahy
Feirry Cailight
Bellevue High School
Sicians
Davenport In
Marion Abney
Gladys Berry
Abney
D. T. Jones
Gladys
W. F. Prince Waito
Ghost 10
Scientist
Antigonish
Tured
Slayer
Bandit
Prigoner
Charles Staggenberg
Kreibel & Company
Panama
Roosevelt Monument
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