De Valera Interview Highlights Ireland England Critique
Eamonn de Valera, leader of the Irish Republicans and president of the Irish Republic, granted a one hour interview to the Associated Press in Dublin. He denounces England for lacking principle and statesmanship and urges Irish unity while defending the Irish cause as noble.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Eamonn de Valera
Irish Republic
United States
Ireland
Mr. de Valera
America
Ingland
England
Irel
Mt. Joy
de Valera
Advertisers and Amusements Index Card
A dense catalog page lists numerous businesses and products with page numbers and brief mentions. Items include cleaning and paint firms, rugs, coal, perfumes, sporting goods, motion pictures, cosmetics, clothing, jewelry, and tobacco, plus spreading listings for schools and associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiss Sede
Callaway Coal Co
Tadceuedtts
Py Closgon
Cunard-Anchors
S. Line
Eagle Savings and Loan Association
Englebert
Harry L. Doherty & Co
Hunter, Evans & Duble
Daakint Weses Bps Docks
Platt Bros. Company
Fotey’s
Bebb Es
Hart's Auction Co
Bodreacsene
John van Range Co
Wenesges
Kolbe & Co
Lawton Co
Marsh-Murdock Co
Coal
McCullough Seed Co
Seatee's
Pinkham
Pogue
Powell & Clement—Sporting Goods
Prinkone i Do
TOR
Stewart-Kdd “Company—Books
Wilson’s Paint
Wrigley’s
He Vamp Arrested for Ogling at Corner
March 16 report from Louisville police describes Bruce Weimer an insurance agent aged 28 as a flirt who ogled women at Fourth and Walnut streets. He was arraigned in Police Court with prosecutors seeking March 30 for a continued case and placing him on probation.
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Louisville
Fourth and
Walnut Streets
Bruce Weimer
Weimer
Lucas
Thugs Rob Patrons at Newport Cafe in Midnight Heist
Three masked bandits robbed Water Works Road cafe owner Peter Schmidt and two patrons at midnight. They claimed a joking line before demanding cash, taking 18, 33, and 7 dollars from Schmidt Mahoney and Bond. Schmidt fired at the bandits. they returned fire, hitting a telephone pole behind him. Schmidt notes a revoked license and absent patrolman.
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Water Works Road
Grand Avenue
Newport
Peter Schmidt
Mat Mahoney
Oakley Bond
Schmidt
Mahoney
Bond
City Commissioners of
Mother's Instinct Saves Baby in Auto Crash
A mother shielded her fifteen month old as a street car struck their vehicle at Harrison Cheviot crossing. Glass ripped the coat but the arm saved the child. all occupants suffered minor injuries and were treated by Dr J B Alexander before going home.
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Harrison Avenue
Edward Menninger
Donaldson Place
Cheviot
Harrison Avenues
Carl
Harry Torbeck
West Eighth Street
Jury Deliberations Split As Judge Locks Woman Juror In Room
In Cincinnati Judge Thomas H. Darby ordered the jury to sleep in separate rooms after twelve hours of deliberation in the James Green murder case, violating the law to keep the lone woman juror, Marie Hohman, in isolation at the Dennison Hotel. Eleven jurors slept together while the woman juror remained guarded and isolated.
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Cincinnati
Thomas H. Darby
Dennison Hotel
James Green
Charles J. Harrington
Darby
Marie Hohman
Thirty-fourth Street
Oakley
Peter Kuhn
Eastern Avenue
Green
Hotel Metropole
Harrington
May Harrington
Walter Harrington
Rudolph Wilhelmy
Reading Road
Pleasant Street
James Kenney
Liberty Street
Freeman Avenue
Peter Wurtzelbacher
Sheartown
Conrad Liner
Lueders Avenue
George Tait
Glenmore Avenue
Cheviot
Fred Metzner
Salle Avenue
Fred Essberger
Race Street
George J. Bandtel
East Court Street
Edward Flood
Renner Street
Sleep illness germ said to be infectious in report
Stockholm March 16 Dr Kling head of the State Bacteriological Laboratory reports the microbe of sleeping sickness has been discovered and the disease is infectious He inoculated rabbits with brain matter from persons who died of the illness
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Stockholm
Kling
State Bacteriological Laboratory
Panic on College Hill Street Car During near collision
Passengers on a College Hill street car escaped a looming wreck as a B and O train bore down at Hamilton Avenue crossing. The hood switch failed, doors jammed, windows shattered, and two men, George Hagedorn and Ray Hollihan, were injured by glass while others fled and then returned as the car resumed its journey.
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College Hill Street
Hamilton Avenue
George C. Hagedorn
Marlow Street
Ray Hollihan
Healthy
Hollihan
Puts Match to Nitro To See If It Will Burn
In Detroit on March 16 two cans of nitroglycerine exploded behind a hardware store after a farmer brought them in for analysis. Employee Felix Yankovski and store owner G C Sonnerburg were seriously injured while many others sustained minor injuries and windows across twelve blocks were shattered.
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Detroit
Junction
Toledo
Felix Yankovski
Yankovski
G. C. Sonnerburg
Newport girls imitate Lady Godiva in York Street exit
Two 16 year old girls fled a taxicab at 409 York street Newport Kentucky yesterday morning. They entered a house with the driver and asked sidewalk spectators to avert their eyes. The pair later left with new clothing after saying they ran away from Opportunity Farm Glendale Ohio due to mistreatment. Police traced them to relatives in Newport and Zanesville, with one aunt identified as Mrs May Riddle.
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Chicago
Orchestra Hall
Philip Gibbs
Sinn Fein
Sir Philip
de Valera
Ireland
Godiva
York Street
Newport
England
Opportunity Farm
Glendale
May Riddle
Former Lieutenant Governor Gordon Meets President Harding
The 1930s dispatch reports former Cincinnati official Harry L. Gordon had a conference with President Harding in the Washington office on March 16. He is said to be under consideration for a new administration appointment.
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Washington
Harry L. Gordon
Cincinnati
Harding
Canada to replace five-cent piec e with larger nickel size
Ottawa March 16. Canada may replace the five-cent piece with a coin twice its size, matching the American nickel. Sir Henry Drayton, Minister of Finance, announced in the House of Commons that he would propose the change.
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Ottawa
Canada
Dominion
Henry Drayton
House of Commons
300 000 Bonds Stolen in Cincinnati Recovered in Chicago
Bonds valued at 410,000 stolen from Cincinnati wholesale whisky dealer John H Finn were recovered in Chicago. A man calling himself Marcus Bateman was arrested while trying to dispose of 410,000 bonds, with the remainder found in a safety deposit box. Bateman initially claimed a poker game in Louisville or finding them in a Cincinnati phone booth. Finn and counsel H M Hoffheimer traveled to Chicago to verify the bonds and pursue extradition. The bonds match a prior Pogue Hoffheimer Pogue advertisement listing 410,000 in United States certificates of indebtedness Series T N 1921 issued 1920.
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John H. Finn
Cincinnat
Chicago
Marcus Bateman
Bateman
Cincinnati
Finn
Hoffheimer
M. Pogue
Pogue, Hoffheimer & Pogue
United States
T. N
Ohio bill targets alcohol prescriptions in medicine
In Columbus on March 16, a proposed Ohio law would allow only pure grain alcohol to be prescribed by physicians for medical use. It would ban Aquor and other alcohol forms, and block manufacture and sale. A two year ban on permits for violators is included. Senator McCoy introduced the measure in the Senate and the Temperance Committee will review it.
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Columbus
Palmer
Ohio
State Prohibition Commissioner
Senate
McCoy
Mahoning County
Temperance Committee
Bundle of Tax Stamps For Rouge and Social Reduces Steno's Income
In Columbus on March 16 Uncle Sam collects only twenty five cents from a stenographer with a yearly salary of 1040 dollars after deductions for luxuries and daily expenditures. A mail order tax payment written as twenty five cents arrived with stamps affixed to purchases as proof. The note plaintively says the government should be ashamed to take it.
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Columbus
Sam
Internal Revenue
Williams
New Louisville Group Forms as Columbian Union
A masked speaker announced the Columbian Union a new Louisville citizens group designed to aid law enforcement. The body claims loyalty to American institutions and supremacy of the Anglo-Saxon, denying Ku Klux Klan ties and citing about 600 local members.
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Louisville
Columbian Union
Ku Klux Klan
Union
Clara Hamon Case Ends Arguments as Jury Trials
In Ardmore Oklahoma defense attorney for Clara Smith Hamon waives right of argument and asks immediate submission to the jury after the prosecution rested. The judge explained homicide law and self defense and instructed the jury to decide if murder warrants death or life imprisonment. The case moves toward a verdict after a dramatic close and continued proceedings on the second page.
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Clara Hamon
Oklahoma
Ardmore
Clara Smith Hamon
Jake L. Hannon
H. H. Brown
Thomas W. Champion
Hamon
Clara Hamnon
Hoover Mobilizes Business Leaders to Expand American Trade
President Harding backs a plan to mobilize American business through trades and industries with Herbert Hoover guiding a government backed push. The effort aims to create export houses abroad and forge industry wide collaborations to boost foreign markets while balancing private initiative and public support.
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Hoover
Washington
Harding
America
Amercan
United States
Europe
Herbert Hoover
Department of Commerce
Atlantic
Great Britain
Czecho-Slovakia
War Finance Corporation
Binet
League of Nations
Germany
Mr. Harding
Insurance plot taints Lovett murder investigation
Warsaw Ind March 16 The Lovett murder case widens with new angles as Virgil Decker is charged while investigators probe a conspiracy to defraud insurers. Decker and Lovett drove to a Tippecanoe River cabin. Decker denies guilt as his 15 year old brother faces examination.
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Warsaw
Ind
Here
Leroy «Lovett
Elkhart
Virgil Decker
Lovett
H.W. Graham
Virgil
Decker
Kosciusko County
Moon
Marion
Arthur Decker
Lydia Decker
N. B. Aspinall
Atwood
Tippecanoe River
Wler
Fowler
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St. Patrick’s Day
Erin
Irish Republican Army
Otorm Gibbs
Baby
GAN
Gilgin Gare
Lady Godiva
Taai
Gordon
Gank
Bill
Ohi
Rouge
Social
Steno
Indiana
New Clan of Star and
Triangle
David Lawrence
Leroy Lovett
Graham
Rose
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