Springfield in Lockdown As Guards Guard City Streets
Springfield officials imposed a citywide traffic ban after a night of racial clashes that wounded a policeman and a black youth. National Guards poured into the streets, patrolling in trucks with machine guns, while a suspect, James White, 17, was arrested and sent to the Mansfield Reformatory after pleading guilty to weapons charges and attempted killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Davis Jones
National Guardsmen
Fourth
Ohio
James White
Joseph Ryan
White
Geiger
Mansfield Reformatory
Index to Advertisements in the Newspaper
A catalog-like listing shows multiple advertisers and pages across categories. Entries include Abbott Piano Co. Alms & Doepke Floor Coverings Cincinnati Motor Club Bell Telephone Co. Burkhardt Bros. Claremont Dansant and many others with page numbers and brief identifiers for products and services such as furniture, clothing, hosiery, floor coverings, autos, cigars, and dry cleaning. The layout resembles a directory index guiding readers to ads across the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott Piano Co
Seseess
Alms & Doepke
Seeeses Magazine
ATI Museum
Ceee Nee
Beauty Shop
Bell Telephone CO
Eseereeree Gib
Bonser—Ruger
Burkhardt Bros
Cincinnati Motor Club
Cincinnati Beed Co
Cigar Makers’ Co-Op. Co
Cigars
Claremont Dansant
Ceeet Ser
Eagle Savings and Loan Association
Effron-Gordon
Financial— Bannett
Cceces Canaiperheaamr
VES Channer & SA
Wwyet
Cececreteces
Economy Supply Co
Ceecereee Ped Hutton & Co
Aida Tet
Humphrey's Remedies
Seabras the Greate
Japp’s
Karo Food Products
Gravure
Hilett—Tallor
Secseeees
Lawton Co
Women's Wear
Louisvile and
Cincinnati Packet Co
Lowry & Goebel
Mason Towle Co
McAlpin's
Miller Bros
Milner
Dessldinesses Reitess Clades
Better Dwomee
Pecs Ceccesseoccus
Nunner & Ashton—Furniture Seat
Otte
Linhapere Ae Riunee U Oskamp Jewelry Co
Ralph Green—Clothing
Rium Te
Acne
Southern Ohio Savings B. and T
Teasdale—Dry Cleaning
Teasdale
Union Gas and Electric Coonerees
Warner
ELOS
Western Tray and Er Co
Aerate
Heart Beat Amplifier Presented For Remote Stethoscopic Study
Washington March 12 An amplifying apparatus for heart sounds was demonstrated to army and civilian medical men. The device lets physicians in another city hear a patient’s heartbeat via telephone wires, using a heart transmitter and horn amplifier. General George Squier led the demonstration at the Army Signal Corps table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army Signal Corps
Harding
George Squier
Squier
Indians in Costume Visit White House
Thirty five Indians from western states called at the White House to urge the appointment of Thomas J. Sloan of Nebraska as Indian Commissioner. They represented most of the nation’s tribes and wore tribal dress at the informal visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Thomas J. Sloan
Nebraska
Removal of Gan on Beer Legal Reform Reaffirms Policy
Washington reports the March 12 ruling by former Attorney General Palmer allowing broad medicinal use of beer wine and whisky will stand unless Treasury requests reconsideration Solicitor General Freers on notes opinions are issued to the President and Cabinet not public participants and that a review requires action by the original requesting department Regulations to permit medical use will be issued once prepared Alcohol enforcement shifts as the new interpretation questions the bureau's regulatory powers and requires amending existing rules drafting of further restricted regulations has been halted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Palmer
Freerson
Treasury Department
Treasury
Department of Justice
Internal Revenue Bureau
Prohibition Unit
Congress
Bureau
Indian Buried Alive Charged Inquiry Begun
In Redding California on March 12 the U S attorney was told that William Taylor an Indian with smallpox was allegedly buried alive at Hat Creek two weeks earlier Chief Samson Grant of the Hat Creek Indians said he had learned this from his daughter Mrs Lela Rhodes Mrs Rhodes vouched for by the local Indian agent wrote that two Indians buried Taylor after nightfall They heard him kicking as they carried the coffin but feared opening the box to avoid the health officer's wrath
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redding
Cal
William Taylor
Hat Creek
Samson Grant
Lela Rhodes
Taylor
Poison liquid could wipe out army in hours says official
New York report claims Chemical Warfare Service has developed a liquid poison so potent that three drops touch skin can kill. Planes could spray a strip 100 feet wide by seven miles long, potentially killing every man exposed without gas masks. Aimed to cover full production with electric power, it warns of vast annihilation if deployed. protective clothing is being developed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chemical Warfare Service
Germany
First Army
Confession Admitted to Obtain Murder Confession
Indianapos report shows L C Smith deputy district attorney of Shasta County Cal admitted cruel treatment of19 yearold William Norris Terre Haute Ind to secure a murder confession prompting Indiana gov McCray to seek commutation. Affidavit by Recorder H C Woodrum quoted him saying he used harsh methods but needed a confession for conviction. McCray urged Stephens for time for a new hearing before Norris’s March 25 hanging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
L. C. Smith
Shasta County
Cal
William Norris
Terre Haute
Warren McCray
Stephens
H. C. Woodrum
Nec Cray
Norris
McCray
Packers Accept Proposal to Join Wage Conference
In Chicago on March 12 after a full day of talks industry heads sent a telegram through Armour & Co to Secretary James J. Davis accepting mediation. The note states wage cuts and hours will be handled without dispute and calls for a Washington conference next Friday March 18, with unions and packers arranging representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packers
N. Y. Central
Chicago
James J. Davis
Washington
Armour & Co
Davis
Dennis Lane
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America
Federal Labor Department
Opo
Harvey Tipped as Envoy to Britain Amid Senate Delays
Washington dispatch reports delay in closing the special session as White House stalls on nominations including a Shipping Board appointee. President Harding weighs Col Harvey for Britain envoy as Senate acts on other confirmations and considers early action on diplomatic posts before adjournment.
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Senate
Harvey
Britain
Harding’s first White House week earns praise and counsel
President Harding’s early days in the White House featured a busy schedule as office seekers pressed for time. Cabinet members faced early intrusions while Harding sought earnest counsel, signaling a cooperative approach with his Cabinet and Congress.
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Harding
White House
Lift Blame for Sin From Woman by Billy Sunday
The sermon urges shifting blame from women to offending men and denounces immoral wealth and hypocrisy. Sunday attacks double standards, calls for public chastisement of male sin, and warns society of impending upheaval if reform is not enacted. He likens critics to hotly offended figures and uses vivid metaphor to condemn ongoing vice.
Mo nongahela Sail Vessel Be calmed After Three Months
San Francisco March 12 The Mo nongahela largest sailing vessel under the American flag was becalmed for three months in the China Sea and put back into Manila today short of water and provisions, according to a message received by the marine department of the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Shipping Board
Manila
China Sea
Marine Department
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
Raids in Little Italy City See 300 Arrests
Kansas City police launched the most extensive raids in the city’s history in Little Italy. About 300 men were arrested as thousands of dollars worth of liquor and drugs were seized, along with hundreds of firearms and sacks of ammunition. The operation involved over sixty detectives and followed reports of a plot to kill high officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Little Italy
Thieves in Stolen Car Rob Couple on Hillside Avenue
Robbery reported in Ninth District after a car with same license as a stolen vehicle pulled up on Hillside avenue. One robber covered the woman while another searched their pockets, taking $21 and a wrist watch from the man, and a wrist watch from the woman. robbers fled in the car as police issued a citywide alert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman Harris
Lexington Avenue
Music Hall
Grand and
Plum Street
Ninth District
Robert Frankel
Euclid Avenue
Hillside Avenue
Mr. Frankel
Alaska Tremors Shake Fairbanks at Night
Severe earthquake tremors were felt in Fairbanks at 10 o clock last night lasting several seconds. Buildings trembled and windows rattled as the quake struck the area. No injuries are reported and no further shocks were immediately noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Alaska
Witnesses tie Hamon death to frame up and politics
Ardmore on March 12 testimony connected Jake L Mamon Oklahoma Republican National Committeeman dying in a hotel bed to Clara Smith Hamon, with W B Nichols recalling Hamons dying statement and a frame up claim. Clergyman Irwin quoted Hamon saying the affair was framed by others and that Clara Hamon had confessed prior payments. Nichols and Sallis detailed flight paths and pistols used, with evidence touching on political influence and Warren Harding.
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Ardmore
Jake L. Mamon
Oklahoma
Clara Smith Hamon
W. B. Nicholas
Hamon
T. E. Irwin
Clara Hamon
Warren Harding
T. KE. Irwin
Presbyterian Church
Lawton
Hannon
Nichols
Kelly M. Boche
Bill
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Haubrich
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Gan
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Drys
U. S
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Indiana
Capitol
Georgew York
Real
Ty Plican
Foreign Relations Committee
la Follette
Wisconsin
James J. Esch
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mark Potter
Esch
William W. Husband
Vermont
Barry H. Billany
Delaware
Carl Mapes
Michigan
Bureau of Internal Revenue
John W. Davis
Mdon
Shippies Board
Woodrow Wilsontimore
New York World
Peacham
Peacham Academy
Nevada
Middlebury
Erskine Colleges
BY David
Boston
Coolidge
Labor
Sherman
Taft
Sunday
Message
Billy Sunday
Perdition
Naaman
SMS
Smith Girl
Clara
Hameen
Ketch
Everett W. Sallis
Dallas
Tex
Clara Hamnon
Cisco
el Paso
Chihuahua City
Mexico
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Sallis
Elisha
Joram
Tabernacle
Cincinnati
Parsons
Sky
George
Tucker
Evangelist
God
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