Striking Workers Try To Shield Meetings From Troops
A Campbell Circuit Court judge issued a temporary injunction restraining Colonel H H Denhardt and other Kentucky National Guard officers on strike duty in Newport from interfering with meetings of the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers at 636 Saratoga street. The suit seeks a permanent injunction. hearing set for March 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
A. M. Caldwell
H. H. Denhardt
Kentucky National Guard
Newport
Saratoga Street
Edwin P. Morrow
Central Committee
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Caldwell
Kentucky National Guardsmen
James K. Dillon
L. V. Crockett
Roy Easley
Thomasson
E. B. Blackwell
Nesbit
Hinton
Scherry
Edward Miller
James Phillips
John Williams
William H. Hughes, Jr
George Gaffey, Jr
Gus. Gilb
Ralph Wagner
John Casebolt
William Petrie
Albert Simms
William Simonton
James O’brien
William Sheridan
John Kinsella
Frank Chaule
William Muir
Edward, Simson
Albert Whitehouse
William Prout
William Potter
Charles Heil
John Carney
Chester Wotan
Walter Grimsley
Leo Grouse
John Nolan
Joseph Neiner
James Sheridan
Elmer Sentney
William Kilmer
Fred Knoch
Patrick Murphy
Charles Getty
Theodore Lester
Ring of railroad thieves indicted for liquor and goods theft
Federal grand jury indicts rail police, saloonkeepers, merchants and drivers in Buffalo area for a three year scheme that looted goods worth 2 million annually. Whisky formed the chief loot as detectives and yard crews allegedly aided thefts by altering car records and resealing cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
WN. Y
New York Central
Peter J. Bentley
New York
Bentley
Niagara Frontier
John J. Maloney
New York Central Police Force
Ohio Governor denies 30 day reprieve for Akron murderer
Governor Davis refused a thirty day reprieve for Edward Moffett, execution due March 24, despite two alienists declaring him insane. Dr. H. S. Macaveal had hoped for transfer to Lima State Hospital for observation. officials warned of bad precedent if granted. Moffett, who twice attempted suicide and has a sister in an insane institution, remains under sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Davis
Edward Moffett
Akron
H. S. Macaveal
Public Welfare
Moffett
Annex
Macaveal
William H. Pritchard
Columbus State Hospital
Edmund M. Baehr
Department of Juvenile Research
Lima State Hospital
Classified Advertisements Index Page 2 Highlights
An index of print classified listings featuring merchants and services such as Smith & Sons, Corona, Dow's Title Stores, East Hills Coal and Supply, Fleischmann's Yeast, People's Bank and Savings, Radium Oil, Grove's Laxative, Louisville & Nashville Railway, Noonday Services, Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, Sun Mutual Fire Insurance, Swift Laboratory, Wheel Cafe, The French Bros Bauer Col, The A M Lewin Lumber Co, and The Mabley & Carew Co among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pobubtomas
Bec
OIA Wim. Fmd CO
Grove
Louisville & Nashville Railway
Keith
Keith's Lbbeceuene 3 NG Tne, | Odie We Chanevachenvoie i
Pinkham
Bich Sans Ciocros
Beasve
TNR
Yadabe Vatp Vain
Sun Mutual Fire Ins
Bwift Laboratory
Pebistess
French Bros.-Bauer Col
A. M. Lewin Lumber Co
The
Mabley & Carew CO
Hold Up Men Repent Return Grocer’s Cash
Two well dressed men robbed grocer William Essigke in a dark Indianapolis street and took $100 but soon grew repentant and returned the money. They told him to walk ahead and say nothing, then one thief tapped him and returned the cash saying they decided not to keep it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
William Essigke
Hssighe
Alleged Boy Thieves Exposed to Smallpox Driven Out of Jail
Three minor brothers arrested for breaking into box cars were exposed to smallpox and refused by detention home officials. The county quarantine floor prevented transfer, leading jail staff to release the boys after doors were opened. The police expect no immediate charge, with delays likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Common Pleas
Geiger
O’brien
Austrian Scion Plans Cambridge Marriage to Walton Heiress
Alexander G. Romanesque a 26 year old scion of an Austrian noble family who ran dining halls for Harvard students at Oxford Hall and once worked as a dishwasher will wed Miss Bessie Walton sister of David H Walton a wealthy lunch room owner. The couple filed marriage intentions at City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Alexander G. Romanesque
Harvard
Oxford Hall
Bessie Walton
David H. Walton
City Hall
Walton
Romanesque
Austria
Boston University
Tufts College
Miss Walton
New England Conservatory of Music
Four Women Serve on Arbuckle Jury in Third Trial
The Roscoe Arbuckle manslaughter case reaches its third trial with a 12 member jury including four women. Jurors were selected after eight per emptory challenges by the defense and four by the state, with alternates to be chosen Saturday. The court locked the panel away and guarded jurors as deliberations begin amid questions of public influence on jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Roscoe Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Harold Louderback
St. Patrick's Day
May C. Sharon
Women’s Protective League
Arbuckle
McAdoo Pushes Warrant or Grand Jury for Cotton Exchange
New York March 16 Chief City Magistrate McAdoo asked the District Attorney to draft warrants or present evidence to a grand jury against officers and members of the American Cotton Exchange amid John Doe hearings on bucket shops. He cited names of officials and dealers, urged immunity for witnesses, and criticized the exchange for lowering wagering units to 10 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
McAdoo
John Doe
American Cotton Exchange
Exchange
Martin Goulke
Martin & Co
Israel Goul
Grand Jury
Dodge Sentenced in Detroit for Speeding and Jail Time
Detroit March 16 John Duval Dodge millionaire son of the late John I Dodge was sentenced to five days in the House of Correction and fined 100 dollars for driving 23 miles an hour nine over the limit. Judge Charles L Bartlett recommended a one year license revocation. Dodge was taken to jail as his wife watched and a damage suit for 10000 was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
John Duval Dodge
John I
Dodge
House of Correction
Charles L. Bartlett
Recorder’s Court
Bartlett
Edwin Schultz
Ohe House
Kalamazoo
Rex Earl
Western State Normal
Emmeline Kwakerneck
Cortege Halted by Driver Demanding Union Taxi
A Philadelphia suit seeks 25000 damages claiming a funeral procession was halted when driver John S. Gibson ordered mourners to switch to a union car. The complaint says a breakdown led to a transfer to a Liverymen’s Automobile Association vehicle under threat no non union cars would move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Common Pleas Court
Edwin M. Abbot
Liberty Taxicab Service Company, Inc
John S. Gibson
Gibson
Liverymen’s Automobile Association
Cripples Testify on Begging Ring in Brooklyn Court
In New York on March 16 a group of disabled witnesses testified against John Stefan who admits employing four cripples to beg for him. They earned three dollars a day plus meals and liquor and turned all collected money over to Stefan. police found bank books showing deposits and cash as they were charged with vagrancy and sent to the workhouse pending investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
John Stefan
Stefan
Eggs laid on Sunday aid missions drive in Iowa
Baptist women in farm districts of Iowa are urged to contribute all eggs laid by their hens on Sundays through April to fund home and foreign missions. The Northern Baptist Convention says the effort could add about $75,000 to the mission fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iowa
Northern Baptist Convention
Prisoner Accepts Judge's Ten Commandments Loan Escape
In Urbana Illinois on March 16 Guy Robbins a farm hand faced ten year prison for a $600 store robbery. He agreed to obey ten commandments set by Circuit Judge Sentel as a condition to avoid prison. The rules include weekly church attendance no smoking for a year avoiding pool halls reading assigned books reporting progress to the probation officer continuous employment and budgeting keeping lawfully and paying court costs in five dollar installments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Ill
Guy Robbins
Sentel
Candy man known to East Side pupils hangs self
Grand pa Solomon Zuckerman, famed candy man at Public School No 42 on Orchard and Hester streets, hanged himself at his Orchard street home after a recent illness. His wife Rebecca discovered the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Solomon Zuckerman
East Side
Orchard and
Hester Streets
Orchard Street
Rebecca
Bond Hill Urges Uhuol Be Shut If Unsafe
Bond Hill Welfare Association adopts a resolution urging the Board of Education to request a city inspection of Bond Hill School. If the second floor is found unsafe for its use, it should be closed immediately for all school purposes until proper repairs are completed. A three member committee will present the resolution at the next Board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Bond Hill
Bond Hill Welfare Association
C. W. Handman
Welfare Association
C. S. Klein
Roe Eastman
W. L. Thede
Princess Fatima Disappears on Way to Bombay Voyage
The Princess Fatima of Kabul, once rich and famous after visiting the White House and Broadway, vanished en route to sail on the City of Lahore to Bombay. She left a trail of unpaid bills, lost luggage, and mounting debts as the 44 carat diamond she carried remained in U S custody while Britain and U S authorities argued over her fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Associated Press
Fatima
Sultana of
Kaboul
Afghanistan
Lahore
Bombay
White House
United States
America
Paul Kotch
Ida M. Wyllie
Harding
Brooklyn
United States Navy
Local Opera Club Forms Midwestern Division
The United States Grand Opera Club Midwestern Division Cincinnati Section organized at the Linton Hotel led by Andreas Dippel. The plan splits the operatic season among Cincinnati Pittsburgh Cleveland Detroit with ten performances per city per season and two operas monthly funded by local memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Grand Opera Club
Andreas Dippel
Chicago Opera Company
Cincinnati
Linton Hotel
Dippel
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Detroit
Grand Opera Club
Metropolitan Opera Company
New York
United States
Opera
George F. Dana
Adolph Stadermann
Grand Opera Company
Charles C. Aler
Alfred Springer
Alfred Springer, Jr
L. A. Ault
Augustus Ravagli
Walter M. Schoenle
Emily Poole
Murray Seasongood
Mme
Minnie Tracey
Clarence J. Neare
Grace. Gardner
Joseph Ryan
Augusta Williams
Eugene H. Sterne
Adolph H. Stadermann
E. E. Roberts
Philip Werthner
Rose Rockwell
Frank M. Peters
Mary Martin
Fannie Richards
Franklin Alter, Jr
Lester Blair
Mary Green
Martha Frank
Misses Rose
Esther Boden
Rachel Anderson
Larz W. Anderson
Mary Gallagher
Harry Levy
J. Evans Lippincott
W. B. Melish
J. C Hobart
George W. Armstrong
John L. Stettinius
Robert L. Black
Theodoric W. Mitchel
Simon Kuhn
H. W. Bettmann
Alfred A. Crocker
George Warrington
Leonard Snodgrass
Ahmed Fuad Pasha Proclaimed King of Egypt
Cairo marks independence as Ahmed Fuad Pasha is proclaimed King of Egypt with 101 gun salutes in major cities and 21 salutes in provincial capitals. Field Marshal Allenby and staff congratulate the new sovereign who pledges to uphold dignity and national welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahmed Fuad Pasha
Egypt
Cairo
Associated Press
Alexandria
Port Said
Viscount Allenby
Royal Palace
Fuad
Bootleggers and income tax probes in federal view
The Internal Revenue Service focuses on revenue collection and returns, not policing bootleggers or handbook makers. Probing prosecutions face constitutional questions and limited cooperation from other agencies, with rare cases showing how illicit income might be investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Income Tax Division
Carl Mapes
Internal Revenue
Prohibition Enforcement Agency
Treasury Department
Commercial Tribune
Hin
Tven
Iquiry
Union
Stranger Shot Ends Life of Mrs Landes in Norristown
Norristown Pa March 16 The body of 61 year old Mrs Anna Landes was prepared for burial when doctors learned death was from a bullet wound below the heart. A kitchen window bullet hole suggested a stray shot as a possible cause, reversing an earlier heart disease verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norristown
Anna Landes
Father And Children Rescued From Flood
In Athens Ohio on March 16 Fred Derr and his two young daughters were saved from the flood waters of the Hocking River at Cannonsville east of town. A score of men pulled them from a submerged road where they were swept into the river while traveling by car. Rescuers kept safe by a rope between boat and shore as the flood waters slowly receded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Fred Derr
Hocking
Cannonsville
Here
Also Mentioned on This Page
I. E. Shannon
William Phillips
Thomas Lidington
William Matlock
Clarence Fitzenberger
Joseph Gaffney
Edward Wagner
John L. Williams
Carl Brushaber
Gus Gill
Frank Chaille
Lee Maloney
Denhardt
Fatty’ Arbuckle
Conon
Madoo
Husky New Yorker
Miss Candy Man
Weinberg
Adolf Lorenz
Hylan
Salvation Army
Sultanic
Travelers’Aid Society
Britain
Federal Building
Sam
Opera Club 5
Bootleggers Safe
David Lawrence
Isa
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