Defendan t Takes Notes as Talesmen Appear
In Ardmore Oklahoma on March 10 Clara Smith Hamon faces trial for the murder of Jake L. Hamon reputed millionaire and Republican National Committeeman. Forty nine potential jurors were examined in five hours ten minutes to select twelve. The court adjourned with jurors to visit the hotel before testimony resumes tomorrow morning. Mrs Hamon watched the proceedings with her family at the same table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardmore
Clara Smith Hamon
Jake L. Hamon
Missionaire Andepublican National
Retvarn
Timony
Clara Hamon
Hannon
Jake L. Jr
Olive Er
Jake Hamon
Jake, Jr
Olive Belle
Worker dies after 2000-pound wheel crushes neck
Harold Knippenberg 30, of 1019 State Avenue, was fatally injured when a seven foot fly wheel at the Pennsylvania freight house Court and Eggleston Avenue fell onto his neck. He died at General Hospital after being rushed there unconscious. Fellow driver Charles Kroger assisted, but help arrived too late. Knippenberg worked for Fred Fuller, teamster, Court and Harriet streets.
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Harold Knippenberg
State Avenue
General Hospital
Knippenberg
Charles Kroger
Pennsylvania
Court and
Eggleston Avenue
Fred Fuller
Teamster, Court and
Harriet Streets
Index of Advertisements Amusements and Businesses
An index listing multiple businesses and services featured in the page. It includes eyewear remedies drug stores clothing shops tobacco and soup houses hardware and machinery firms, banks, undergarments, tailors, oysters, books, laboratories, typewriters, cafés, and classified ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amusements
Hesuay
Pameerees Ae Co
Motor Delivery
Chamber of Commerce
Dow's Drug Stores
Ehrlich Paint Co
Financial
Hunter, Evans & Duble
Emesis
Irwin, Ballmann & Co
Kriebel & Co
Rab Horbewacerse
Stacy
Braun
Gidding—Women's Wear
Graul—Phonographs
Ssieves Greater Shoe.Co
Befantostsosse
Harry W. Smith—Clothing
Hoffman Heater Sales Co
Sidktret Ae Manion Progr Oe
Cde Oc
Euetcc Accodisatsates
Ku-Klux Eres Si Sebhacases
Evcarsee
EehoySs Clothes
Cdieesct de Mogion
Denis Ces
Evan Cone
Evan Cone Nicolal Tobacco Remedy Ese Vaeniet Ak
People's Savings Bank & Re Co
Pogue’s
Riehman’s Clothes
Éecvesses
I Dads
Cegsosnute
Wobe
Stewart-Kidd Company—Books
Swidt Laboratory
Peerage
Fasy
Wallingford
Woodstock Typewriter
Ssrvce
France and Harding discuss a modified League plan
Paris reports that negotiations between the French Embassy in Washington and the State Department aim to persuade President Harding to back a modified League of Nations. Washington signals cautious diplomacy as the new administration shapes foreign policy and considers ambassadors, Mexico relations, and Rhine troop withdrawals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Harding
Paris
Associated Ess
Foreign Office
Vis
Washington
State Department
League of Nations
Associated Press
Newad
Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
Mexico City
White House
Rhine
League
Allies advance on Rhine keep American troops on German soil
Washington reports that American forces will stay on the Rhine at least until the reparations dispute with Germany is resolved. President Harding aims for a passive policy to avoid disrupting Allied plans, with troops remaining to support treaty terms without engaging in enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhine
Lawrence
Washington
Germany
Harding
Europe
Congress
Allen
United States
Grady
America
State
War Departments
Hughes
Weeks
Iverybody
Paris
No Negro Soldiers in Invading Forces
London reports that fewer than 25,000 Allied troops have occupied more German territory and no colonial or negro troops are included for months. Of 12,000 Irish troops on the Rhine only some cavalry tanks and a small flotilla advanced. No troops will go from England.
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London
Rhine
England
Peace Appeal of Panama May Force U S To Define Attitude
Washington officials anticipate Panama may reject the White territorial award and appeal to the League of Nations for dispute settlement with Costa Rica. The move could force the United States to define its stance on League jurisdiction in American matters. Costa Rica accepted the White award and pulled its troops from the disputed area, while Panama kept civil and police authorities in place.
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Panama
U. S
Washington
Costa Rica
League of Nations
Amercan
State Department
Coto
Gereva
League of Nations Council
League
League Assembly
South America
Euopean
Western RRs Plan Wage Cuts Then Labor Board
New wage reduction proposals are announced by major railroads with Chicago headquarters including Santa Fe Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Chicago Great Western Rock Island and Northwestern and New York Central. Roads will first seek agreement with workers and if not possible will take the dispute to the U.S. Labor Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Western Railway
Santa Fe
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago & Great Western
Rock Island & Pacific
Chicago & Northwestern
New York
New York Central Railroad
United States Labor Board
A. G. Wells
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Maintenance of Way
New York Central to Cut Wages for 43000 Employees
The New York Central Railroad announced wage reductions for about 43,000 workers starting April 16 and a subsidiary, Nine, may follow. The cuts affect several employee classes and reflect the U S Labor Board decision No 2 issued July 20, 1920, with variations tied to prior raises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Central Railroad
United States
Couny
United States Labor Board
Rail line to cut pay for 22,000 workers starting April
The New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad announced a conference of additional classes of employees to discuss a downward revision of pay rates effective April 15. Affected groups include supervisory forces, maintenance of way, shops, offices, station forces and dining, car and restaurant employees. Approximately 22,000 workers will be affected, railroad officials said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Today
Railway officials call conference on wage reductions
Philadelphia on March 10 a conference with unskilled labor representatives set for March 15 to discuss the necessity for making reductions in the existing rates of pay F M Flack general manager of the Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company said officials would not say whether wage schedules for the remaining 25000 employees would be changed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
F. M. Flack
Philadelphia & Reading Railway Company
Wage talks at Union Pacific in Omaha
A conference in Omaha involved W. M. Jeffers General Manager of the Union Pacific and maintenance of way officers over proposals to cut wages for unskilled labor.
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Omaha
Neb
W. M. Jeffers
Union, Pacific
Packers Face Strike Action by Employees in Omaha
In Omaha on March 10 the American Federation of Labor reports the Conference of Meat Cutters and Butchers Workmen will seek to halt wage reductions and changes in hours, with a Chicago meeting planned for the industry, and ballots to decide on a possible nationwide strike if a referendum approves. The Executive Board would set dates and settlement details if authorized. A petition for an injunction to restrain wage cuts is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Meat Cutters and Butchers Workmen’s Association
Harding
Department of Justice and Labor
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Dennis Lane
Chicago
Detention Report Stirs Headquarters Over Missing Dayton Girl
Dayton police traced a reported abduction after a taxi driver said two men posing as Cincinnati detectives took Louise Smith from Post Square. No trace found at Shillito Place or Elm Street. The girl later returned to Dayton Hospital for the Insane.
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Dayton Hospital
Dayton
Post Square
Elm Street
Cincinnati
Louise Smith
Him Street
John Ringer
First District
Shillito Place
Ringer
von Dohre
Pfister
Shilli
Place
Harry Burbrink
West McMicken Avenue
Ex Film Company
Opera Place
Albert Thacker
West Fifth Street
Race
Elm Streets
Arthur Brayman
Station agent shoots former incumbent in Breathitt County
Silas Jones was shot and probably fatally wounded by Floyd Lucas, Athol station agent, twelve miles from Jackson Kentucky. Lucas claims self defense. Physicians from Jackson offered no hope for Jones's recovery. Lucas formerly served as a station agent in Jackson.
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Jackson
Silas Jones
Floyd Lucas
Athol
Breathitt County
Lucas
Jones
Misty Eyes of Thousands Endorse Sunday Ideal Home Vision
Billy Sunday urges keeping the home intact and filled with family joy. He warns against letting children seek vice outside, insisting a half hour by the fireside heals troubles and preserves virtue. The preacher cautions that the day the family circle breaks is a loss and death will come too soon.
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Billy
Dog Sacrifices Life Rescuing Store From Robbers
March 10 Chicago report Leo a 155 pound St Bernard protected his master's grocery store Leonard Malone by attacking a robber. The bandits fired wounding the dog who died on the scene. The thieves escaped without taking any money or goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Leo
Leonard Malone
Riverside boy killed by automobile after bicycle collision
William Snyder aged 15 of Riverside was struck on Sixth Street near Hillside Avenue and died en route to General Hospital. The crash left a fractured skull and broken neck. Driver Samuel Kennedy said the boy leapt fifteen feet. witness Ward Ottoway described the bicycle veering into the path of the auto and both vehicles traveling east.
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Sixth Street
Hillside Avenue
William Snyder
Louis Snyder
Idaho Street
Riverside
General Hospital
M. F Bowles
Delhi Avenue
At Hospital
Samuel Kennedy
Montana Avenue
Ward Ottoway
Liston
Striking printers publish Binghamton Advocate issue
During a printers strike in Binghamton New York the strikers publish the Binghamton Advocate the first issue using typed copy and photoengraving. The Morning Sun avoids the strike with three editions while the Binghamton Press uses typewritten news copied to zinc etchings for reproduction.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Binghamton Advocate
Morning Sun
Evening Press
Binghamton Press
Rear Admiral Kane Dies in Naval Hospital
Rear Admiral James Johnson Kane, one of the Navy’s three chaplains to reach that rank, died at the Philadelphia Navy Yard hospital at age 84. Born in Ottawa, Canada, he served since 1861, fought at Fort Fisher, studied at Bucknell and Harvard, and retired as a captain in 1896. Funeral services were held in Arlington Cemetery.
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Philadelphia
James Johnson Kane
United States Navy
Naval Hospital
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Admiral Kane
Ottawa
Canada
Farragut
Fort Fisher
Navy
Lewisburg College
Bucknell
Harvard
United States Senate
Arlington Cemetery
Two Men Wounded In Newport Fourth Street Bridge Gunfight
A gun battle east of Newport Kentucky’s Fourth Street Bridge left two men seriously wounded. Elmer McCabe of Covington and Norman Ashcraft of Bellevue were hospitalized as shots hit their bodies amid eight gunmen and whisky truck drama. Authorities said a patrol chase followed the exchange of fire, with one suspect fled.
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Newport
Fourth Street Bridge
Elmer McCabe
Covington
Norman Ashcraft
Fuhrman Avenue
Bellevue
Fischer Bros
McCabe
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Speers Hospital
Dayton
Daniel P. Madden
Prohibition Enforcement
Pittsburg
Ashcraft
Eough
Madden
David Donnelly
William Abbe
Billy Sunday Focuses On Home Morality In Cincinnati Sermon
Evangelist Billy Sunday urged America to protect home life and motherhood, denouncing "godless homes" and careless parenting. He labeled women careless in some cases and warned that degraded homes produce ruined lives, while the audience emotionally responded with tears and applauding silence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Sunday
Tabernacle
Cincinnati
America
Sunday
Billy
Tate
Reformatory Inn
John Barleycorn
United States
Boxer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hamon
Coene
Republican National
Oklahoma
Clara Smith Hamnon
Henry Lane Wilson
Irea
David Lawrence
NEW York Central
Labor Board
New Haven
Philadelphia & Reading
Union Pacific
Kane
Owelp Walphy Tragko
Jack Cardiff
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