Ghost Hunter Plans Interview With Local Ghost
Dr Walter Franklin Prince vows to stay on the case at the MacDonald home in Caledonia Milia on the third night of tenancy. He seeks interviews with Mary Ellen 15 and examines burns and mysterious fires linked to the poltergeist case, amid reports of a haunted Halifax area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia
Milia
Walter Franklin Prince
New York
American Institute of Scientific Research
Cam Mcllvray
Alex MacDonald
McIlvray
Dr. Prince
Mary Ellen
Harold Whidden
Halifax
P. ©. Carroll
Whidden
Carroll
MacDonald
Worksop
England
Mrs. White
Eliza Rose
Leo MacGillivray
Classified Advertisements Index on Second Page
Page shows a list of advertisers and services including Baltimore & Ohio R, East Hills Coal, Corona Typewriters, Charles E. Smith & Sons, Foley's Pills, American Finance Co, Greater Shoe Co, Grove's Laxative, Ohio Trust, Provident Savings Bank, The Wurlitzer Piano Co, and multiple others. No coherent narrative, but indicates a dense, multi-item classifieds section with business names, product lines, and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amusements
Besans Enueduns
Baltimore & Ohio
R. Beeeeeeseen
Christian Science
Corona Typewriters
Pions
Charles E. Smith & Sons S
Dow
VPM
Bictos
Ccc
Csceccess
East Hills Coal and Supply Co
French Bros.-Bauer Co
Foley's Pills
Guvckan
Ce Chuacewude
Imam
American Finance Co
Eee Irwin, Ballmann
Robbioseas
Iainkusitet
Tarrion Es
Keith’s
Ohio Trust 2
Provident Savings Bank & Trust Co
Cneey Rite Gun Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Stewart Kidd Company
A. M. Lewin Lumber
City Ice and Fuel Co
Mabley & Carew Co
Sega Viwa
W. G. Woodmansee Piano Co
Wurlitzer
Hawke Convicted of Violating Poolroom Law in Cincinnati
George Hawke of the Lincoln Poolroom Company was found guilty of evading US citizen requirements to operate poolrooms. Judge George Bayrich fined Hawke $200 plus costs and granted a 10 day stay of execution. bond for release pending appeal set at $500. Prosecution case tied to city council probes into foreign ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hawke
Lincoln Poolroom Company
Hamilton County
George Byrich
Thomas Elliott
Hawke
Mattie Hawke
Committee On Law of City Council
Cincinnati
Elliott
United States
Bayrich
Chancey Pichel
Prehistoric Tracks Found in Kentucky Ridge Area
McK er Ky March 9 tracks of prehistoric animals reported on solid rock atop the dividing ridge between the Kentucky and Cumberland Rivers near here. A three toed track of abnormal size and tracks of a herd of great weight are nearby. Petrified tracks believed made by humans also found. A tooth the size of a loaf of bread was discovered in the same vicinity years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcker
Dividing
Kentucky and
Cumberland Rivers
Divorce Granted to Mrs Margaret Withington in Marietta
Mrs. Margaret Withington won a divorce from G M Withington in the Common Pleas Court at Marietta Ohio. She is awarded half of his estate about two million dollars and 100000 in real estate. Henrietta Barnes the other woman is said to be his fiancée. Barnes known in Cincinnati as Mrs G M Way has four children, Withington has five. The divorce suit was not contested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Margaret Withington
Common Pleas Court
Marietta
G. M. Withington
Henrietta Barnes
Reading Road
Mr. Withington
Love Affair With Kennedy Bared On Stand In Murder Trial
Mrs. Madalynne Obenchain testified in Los Angeles that she and J Belton Kennedy had a romance and that Kennedy sought a secret marriage. She described the July Beverley Glen cottage scene, two shots, and her discovery of Kennedy dead on the cottage steps. She denied any agreement to kill Kennedy and said Kennedy threatened her before the murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Los Angeles
Madalynne Obenchain
J. Belton Kennedy
Beverley Glen
Obenchain
Santa Ana
Salt Lake
Beverly Glen
Belton
Mazzlyn
P Belton
George Deering
Mr. Deerling
Deering
Burch
Bottle tied to stick makes jail an oasis
Cambridge report describes an up to date bootlegger who handed liquor through jail bars using a bottle tied to a stick then fled after police interrupted the act at the East Cambridge Jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
East Cambridge
Gravel King Captain Dan Donnelly Passes Away at 77
Captain Dan Donnelly known as the Gravel King of the Middle West died at noon at his Hyde Park home after a brief illness. He pioneered gravel refining, built plants near Loveland and Cincinnati, led the Ohio Gravel Ballast Company, and was survived by four sons and a niece. Funeral will be at his home Sunday at 1 with burial in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Donnelly
Middle West
Zumstein Avenue
Hyde Park
Captain Donnelly
Goshen
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Cincinnati
Loveland
Ohio Gravel Ballast Company
Union Central
Arry
Dan, Jr
William
Edward
Clara Hitzing
Miamiville
First Ohio Goitre Clinic Sees 185 Cases in One Day
In Urbana Ohio on March 9 the first goitre clinic under the State Public Health Department drew 185 victims or suspects. Dr Andre Crotti of Columbus led the clinic. all but two attendees were women and girls seeking examination and advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Ohio
State Department of Public Health
Andre Crotti
Columbus
Chicago nurse testifies in Fatty Arbuckle case link
Estelle Wyatt, a former nurse at South Side Maternity Hospital in Chicago, says Virginia Rappe was a patient twelve years ago. Arbuckle's representatives seek Wyatt for deposition and plan Chicago testimony as the manslaughter trial resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fatty’ Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Cincinnati
South Side Maternity Hospital
Chicago
Indian Crisis Deepens as Montagu Resigns in Britain
London March 9. The Indian affair reverberates through British politics as Edwin Montagu resigns as Secretary for India, amid cabinet clashes over publishing the India Government note. The move sparks speculation on Lord Reading’s role and potential Unionist successor, with Churchill among possible names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Edwin S. Montagu
India
Lord Reading
Montagu
House of Lords
Downing Street
Birkenhead
Austen Chamberlain
Churchill
Great Britain
House of Commons
Lloyd George
Four Power Pacific Treaty Under Fire in Senate Debate
Senate opposition chapters press to learn who drafted the four power Pacific treaty with Lodge and Underwood saying Hughes led negotiations. Senator Robinson accuses the pact of being a British Japanese alliance offsetting the Anglo Japanese treaty and questions the drafting sources and purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Lodge
Masachusetts
Underwood
Alabama
Hughes
Robinson
Arkansas
Viclin
Arthur J. Balfour
Great Britain
Prince Tokugawa
Japan
Reed
Arthur (Balfour
Balfour
England
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Woodrow Wilson
Caraway
Fatima Large Diamond Again Causes Trouble
The 44 carat gem linked to Princess Fatima faces seizure by U S Customs as authorities seek its return for smuggling claims. Sheriff Nagel resists. Justice Lehman orders federal action. Fatima, once welcomed by Mayor Hylan, travels on with creditors clinging to her estate hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fatima
Sultana of
Kaboul
Harding
Afghanistan
United States Customs Department
Percy Nagel
Broadway
United States
Hylan
Washington
Stephen Weinberg
United States Navy
President Harding
White House
Weinberg
Salvation Army
Irish Republic Envoys to Plead in U.S. Campaign
Two Irish Dail Eireann members Austin Stack and James J. O'Kelly, chosen by Eamon de Valera, will sail from Southampton and reach New York on March 17 to campaign across the United States for the Irish Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Irish Dail Eireann
Austin Stack
James J. O’kelly
Eamon de Valera
United States
Southampton
de Valera
American Association For the Recognition of the
Irish Republic
New York
Irish Free State Bill Passes First Reading in Lords
London March 9 The Irish Free State bill formally passed its first reading in the House of Lords amid belief it will pass. The report notes uncertainty about future stages but confidence remains high for the bill’s progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
House of Lords
Statue of Mathewson to adorn Van Cortland Park
New York March 9. A statue of Christy Mathewson delivering his fade away is to be erected in Van Cortland Park by amateur baseball players of New York. The model by Gertrude Boyle is complete and funds are raised. The amateurs await city permission to use the park. Mathewson is at Saranac Lake fighting tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Christy Mathewson
van Cortland Park
Gertrude Boyle
Search for Work Ends When Starving Woman Collapses
Daisy Rogge, 32, rooming at 1217 Jackson street, collapsed on the sidewalk at Thirteenth and Clay after three foodless days. She arrived in Cincinnati weeks ago as part of the unemployed army and, after daily job seeking, faced starvation before revival at General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Rogge
Jackson Street
Thirteenth
Clay Streets
General Hospital
Cincinnati
Army of Unemployed
Princess Mary and Viscount Lascelles Arrive in Paris
Princess Mary and Viscount Lascelles arrived in Paris from London and will depart for Italy the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Press
Mary
Viscount Lascelles
London
Italy
Cincinnati Man Seeks Longer Jail Stay After Rest Cure
William Koifenstein a 50 year old Cincinnati man began a self imposed twenty day stay in the Binghamton jail after serving ten days for intoxication. He said rest improved his nerves and asked to extend his term to a full month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
N. Y
William Koifenstein
Cincinnati
Ruling Allows Druggists Year’s Stock of Liquor
Washington March 9 Wholesale druggists may now stock a year’s supply of potable liquor under a Treasury regulation issued last night. They may procure liquor equal to 10 percent of the value of their drug business sales during the past year, instead of only three months’ worth, with additional amounts possible during the twelve months only with approval from the Internal Revenue Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Hoover Declines 50000 Director General Post Says Friends
Washington March 9 The Department of Commerce says Herbert C Hoover will decline the offer to become Director General of the Sesqui Centennial Exposition to be held in Philadelphia in 1926. Hoover will send his reply to Philadelphia before leaving for Phoenix Arizona tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Herbert C. Hoover
Department of Commerce
Philadelphia
Hoover
Phoenix
Ariz
Costly coal strike cited in labor secretary plea
Secretary Davis urged mine operators and the miners union to unite and avert costly strike disruption. He noted the administration’s duty to protect the public, with officials reporting overwhelming strike votes but cautious about early conclusions. Leaders from Illinois and other districts reportedly resist national wage talks while percent of locals push toward April 1 action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Davis
The
United Mineworkers
Pennsylvania
Matcick
Department of Labor
New York
Harding
New York City
Miners and operators seek to avert April strike
Reports from coal regions show both sides eager to avert a walkout on April 1. John L. Lewis says he will meet operators anywhere to prevent a strike. Eastern Ohio and Illinois leaders back cooperation with the Labor Secretary to set a wage scale, while Pennsylvania operators prefer negotiations with their men only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Indianapolis
John L. Lewis
United Mineworkers of America
Ohio
Illinois
Secretary
Pennsylvania
United States
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First Ohio Goitre Clinic
Oays
Mido Happe
Negress
Arbuckle
Estelle Wyatt
Mound Street
Miss Rappe
Mrs. Wyatt
Britain
Save Nation
Tokugawa
Missouri
Borah
Idaho
Johnson
California
Shields
Tennessee
Watson
Georgia
France
Foreign Relations Committee
Reed iAsks
Mathewson
Saranac Lake
Adirondacks
Homeymooners
Copoetary
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