Andrews Steel to surrender Kentucky charter move Delaware reincorporation
Andrews Steel Company of Newport Kentucky plans to surrender its Kentucky charter and reorganize under Delaware law as an interstate corporation. The move, announced by President Joseph B Andrews and Secretary William N Andrews, aims to secure federal court protection and easier plant relocation if Newport conditions worsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews Steel Company
Newport
Kentucky
Delaware
J. B. Andrews
A. K. Andrews
W.W. N. Andrews
Joseph Gatt Andrews
No. 7
Tenth Street
Wilmington
Del
United States Court
Frank Wenton
Joseph B. Andrews
William N. Andrews
Joseph B. Andrws
William Andrews
Newport Rolling Mill Company
Benton
Licking Pike
United States District Court
District of Kenucky
Arter
Andrews Steel Company of
Index to Advertisements Listing for Local Businesses
Continued on second page the index to advertisements shows listings for Alms & Doepke M. Abbott Piano Co. Provident Savings Bank Southern Ohio S. B. and T. Co. J. Chas. McCullough Seed Co. The Milner Electric Co. The Robert Mitchell Furniture Co. Wurlitzer Steere Gravure 4 and various other merchants and services with page references and gravure displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alms & Doepke
Cesuen Yas Sehen
Waheoes
Sen Wdnr CO
Ss Wesnes
Khardt Bros. Co
Mateatae
Iassesstane
Gethonail Retail Merchants’ Assn
Closson
Abbott Piano Co
M. Abbott Piano Co
Gravure
Essential Foods Co
Beene
Insecte
Teppet & Co
Irwin, Ballmann Oseck
Provident Sav’gs Bank & Trust Co
Southern Ohio S. B. and
T. Co
W.smith—Clothing
Debe Mint Iiss Pndas-Nsvesees
Ebeneni
I Savings and Loan Assn
Ee Dogo Foe Nwo Post
ING Mine
Nk Cain Ls
Awhes
Cbnasc
Alpin’ s—Merchandige
Miller Bros.—Merchandise
Tional Promotion Co
Peter Bohlender & Sons
Bavin's Liberal Loan Office
Uen “Sai
Koines
Soo
J. Chas. McCullough Seed Co
Cogn OO Son Os van Veh
Nat Ngivs
The
Milner Electric Co
Robert Mitchell Furniture Co
W. G. Woodmansee Piano Co
E Ward- Tag Te Oo and Door Co
Wurlitzer Steere Eer
Schick Diphtheria Test Declared Successful in Schools
New York reports a Schick diphtheria test showing 95 percent immunity among school children after eight years of use. Dr Abraham Zinghler of New York University Medical College announced the results noting longer immunity than previous serums and widespread countrywide adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Schick
Harding Seeks Show Down In Great Leadership Game
President Harding faces a leadership clash with Congress as he weighs the bonus and a sales tax, while friction with Rep Fordney over tax and tariff policy grows. He aims to avoid lobbying on treaties and prepares to decide the fate of the four power pact and the bonus in the coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Congress
Florida
Lawrence
Washington
St. Augustine
Treasury
Mr. Harding
Capitol Hill
Mughes
Senate
Rival IRA factions agree to evacuate Limerick city
In Limerick the rival Irish Republican Army units reach an understanding to withdraw. Official forces will move into military barracks now held by free state troops. Citizens greet the dispersal as Belfast reports casualties from ongoing disorders including a woman killed and two seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Associated Press
Irish Republican Army
Limerick
Free State
Katherine Neeson
Little George Street
Edward McHenry
Earth tremors hit Nicaraguan departments as Ometpe erupts
A Managua dispatch from San Salvador reports earthquakes felt in Granada Carazo and Rivass. Buildings were damaged and the Ometpe volcano continues erupting with activity observed in March 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Salvador
Granada
Carazo
Rivass
Managua
Eighteen Soldiers Killed as Ambush Hits Africa Mine Strikes
In Benoni and neighboring towns striking miners hidden in a plantation opened fire on a Scottish detachment, killing eighteen soldiers and wounding twenty five. Reports say clashes spread through Jeppe and Brakpan with plans to cut communications and seize positions near Fordsburg and Auckland Park. The Trades Union Hall in Benoni was also bombed, killing most inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
Associated Press
Benoni
Rand Daily Mail
Reeves
Witwatersrand
Jeppe
Fordsburg
Brakpan
Auckland Park
Miners Strike in Johannesburg Declares Revolutionary Tide
Capetown reports the general strike by Johannesburg miners is a revolutionary movement with threats to state power. Dutch farmers join strikers, forming mounted commandos that attack Benoni while authorities fear martial law and Bolshevist plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Johannesburg
Capetown
Daily Telegraph
Smut
Boksburg
Benoni
Times
Phantom Kite From Lockland Haunts Cincinnati Reader
A man in Riverside reports a white winged phantom kite landing in his yard at 11 PM. The note attached to the kite claims three Lockland men, Slick Warner Red Weiss and Ben Foltz, are champion kite flyers in Hamilton County and warn the finder to notify them. The cord length remains undetermined with Grasson counting miles of line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grasson
West Sixth Street
Riverside
Hamilton County
Slick’ Warner
Red” Weiss
Ben Foltz
Lockland
Ohio
Grasson
Ban Foltz
Italian Ambassador Ro lndi Ricci Decorated By King
King Victor Emmanuel decorates Vittorio Rollandi Ricci, Italian Ambassador to the United States, with the Grand Cross of the Order of St Maurice and St Lazarus for services connected to the Washington conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Vittorio Rolandi-Ricci
United States
Order of St. Maurice and St. Lazarus
Washington
Flappers and Jazz Defended by Judge West
Ottawa Kansas March 11 Magistrate Judge N West of Topeka defended flapper fashions and jazz saying they do not drag the country to sin or lead to vice. He noted conditions have changed but are not worse than past times and praised women guiding the new generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kan
Judson N. West
Topeka
Miller claims vice clubs at Sollan High School
Victor J. Miller, President of the Board of Police Commissioners, refused to share evidence with the Board of Education in executive session alleging vice clubs among Sollan High School students. He offered to present data to a representative body of parents, prompting a mass meeting and calls for Governor Hyde to comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Victor J. Miller
Board of Police Commissioners
Board of Education
Sollan High School
J. C. Tobin
Miller
Tnderstood
Allies sign 1st German reparations distribution pact
Paris March 11 Allied Finance Ministers signed an agreement for the first billion gold marks of German reparations. It flags American rights on reimbursement but leaves sharing to governments, notes Wiesbaden in force three years, with staged payments and in kind deliveries capped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Press
Rhineland
Reparations Commission
United States
Erie
Belgium
Great Britain
France
Germany
Wiesbaden
Frauge
Attorney Charles Mite Found Dead In Yard
Charles B Smith a 45 year old attorney with offices in the Sec ond National Bank building was found dead in his back yard at midnight. He had throat injuries from a razor and appeared to die by his own hand after months of heart trouble and recent despair. Survived by widow Bertha H Smith and two children Hugh 17 and Mary 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isadore Gettleman
Clinton Street
Young Gettleman
Ida Duffy
West Thire Street
Covington
Fifth Street
Walnutnd Race Streets
John Rolf
Lewis Bell
Joseph Schaefer
Duffy
Rolf
Fleman
Ives Youthfu Soner
Helen Enderlin
Ann Street
Newport
Fifth and
Vine Streets
Mary Schmits
Republic Street
John E. Haehl
Healthy
H. P. Karch
Second National Bank
Ninth
Main Streets
Gettleman
Charles B. Smith
Ridge Avenue
Pleasant Ridge
Mr. Smith
Young
Sixth District
Hugh Smith
Hugh
Mary
Bertha H. Smith
Mother's worth ignored by jury in townley death case
Judge Robert S. Marx set aside a $50 verdict awarded to Miss Luella Townley as executrix for damages from her mother Mrs Ela Townley’s death. He granted a new trial, saying the award is clearly against the evidence and would mock the law. The case against Cincinnati Traction Company arose from Mrs Townley’s death on April 13 1920 after alighting a streetcar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Townley
Ela M. Townley
Robert S. Marx
Superior Court
Cincinnati Traction Company
Miss Townley
Treaty Debate Focuses on Underwood Defense of Four Power Pact
In a three hour Senate session Senator Underwood led the defense of the four power Pacific treaty as critics argued its London Tokyo origins. Secretary Hughes asserted he drafted the treaty with other delegates and warned that its failure would be a national calamity while stressing openness of the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Underwood
Alabama
Hughes
American Conference
State Department
Far East
Robinson
Arkansas
London
Tokyo
Reed
Missouri
Glass
Virginia
Walsh
Montana
Watson
Georgia
Chamer
Borah
Idaho
France
Maryland
League of Nations
Pacific
Acar
Lodge
Massachusetts
Foreign Relations Committee
Cleveland Girl Loses Hair in Shou Incident Recall
Fifteen year old Louise Slocum reports a theater hair clipping in Cleveland while a 13 year old Bertha Plant in Cincinnati earlier cut her own braids to bob them after her mother refused. Both girls did not report the cuts until leaving the cinema.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Louise Slocum
Lakewood
Miss Slocum
Bertha Plant
East Fourth Street
Cincinnati
Boy’s 18 foot fall leaves 7 year old in grave danger
Jack Frank aged 7 son of Gus Frank lives at 1543 Scott street Covington sustained a fractured skull after a dare from a playmate. He crawled between railroad bridge ties on Scott street slipped and fell eighteen feet to the street. He is at St Elizabeth Hospital in serious condition awaiting possible death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frank
Gus Frank
Scott Street
Covington
Jack
One Killed One Wounded at Irish Funeral Ambush
In Belfast on March 11 Hugh McNally was shot dead and another man wounded at the funeral of Herbert Hassaard, a Ulster Imperial Guard member killed Wednesday. The procession passed Greencastle when attackers fired after a clash with storekeepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Hugh McNally
Herbert Hassaard
Ulster Imperial Guard
Greencastle
Storm Bound Aviator Reaches Delle After Blizzard
Air Mail Pilot Paul M. Scott arrived in Delle Utah this afternoon after spending a night lost in a blizzard near Reno Nevada. He landed his plane during a storm yesterday and walked to Delle. he was uninjured and his aircraft was undamaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nevada
Paul M. Scott
Delle
Utah
Reno Air Mail Field
Crank Tries to Burn Linn Street Building Eleven Times
A repeated arson attempt at 1059 Linn Street is reported as the eleventh fire incident linked to the same suspect. Firefighters extinguished a rear door blaze started with kindling and matches. Anna Roberts and William Seitzer alerted others as neighbors searched frantically. The Buckeye Supply Company occupies the rear rooms accessed from that door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crank
Linn Street
Anna Roberts
William Seitzer
Seitzer
Clifford Dryer
Buckeye Supply Company
Linn Street House
Wife of Herbert Crane Wins $73000 Alimony
Miss Elida Piza former wife of Herbert P Crane iron manufacturer had her back alimony claim of about $73000 recognized today by Judge Cliffe in Circuit Court at Geneva Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Elida Piza
Herbert P. Crane
Cliffe
Geneva
Ill
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David Lawrence
Commercial Tribune
Representative Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
House
House Feaders
Fordney
Mellon
Presid Harding
Earth
Africa
Sociated Press
Trades Union Hall
Phantom
ARMS
Jazz
Hyde
Republic
U. S
Finance
Charles Mite
Razor
Marx
Shou
Herbert Crane
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