Gilg Jury Convicts Veteran of Manslaughter
In Judge Hoffman yesterdays Criminal Court trial Robert Gilb 23 of 2920 Carmany Ave was found guilty of manslaughter in the fatal October 13 1920 shooting of Miss Staminski. The second trial followed a prior murder verdict set aside by Judge Darby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gilb
Cormany Avenue
Clara
Staminski
Fred J L. Hoffman
Gilb
Thomas H. Darby
Sherman Falmer
Criminal Court
Froome Morris
Hoffman
Morris
United States
Western Avenue
Lincoln Park
Charles Bell
Emma Rentze
Charlotte Street
Viola E. Bosch
Walworth Street
Index to Advertisements Listing Various Firms and Goods
A condensed index of advertisers including American Novelty Co Bell Telephone Co Burkhardt Bros Co Cincinnati Auto Co Lexington Cincinnati Motor Oss Lyric Piano Co Marmola Co Maxwell Motor Cars The J Chas McCullough Seed Co The Lawton Co and The Wurlitzer listing Gravures and page references for product categories and services across multiple pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alms & Doepke
American Novelty Co
Bell Télephone Co
Burkhardt Bros. Co
Linsasile
Cincinnati Auto Co
Closson
Secnees
Eagle Savings and Loan Assn
Economy Supply Co
Eees
Fatima Cigarettes
Fifth-Third National Bank
Legnieee
A. Lepper& Co
Ceeeeesseeeentene
Hutton & Co
Morris, Savanna
Herders
Sebaceins
Humphreys Medicine Co
Ben Needed
Japp
Jenny, Woman's Shop
Lexington-Cincinnati Motor Oss
Lyric Piano Co
SEAN
Marmola Co
Maxwell Motor Cars
Eger, Fce Lace Oweswesscess
Miller Bros
Piri Casas Alasbebssivss
National Job Print Co
National Promotion Co
Parker's
Peter Bohlender & Sons
Gravure
Obs i. Oe
Daten Dabohe
The
Ehmann Home Outfitting Co
Chas. Schieas Motor Car Co
J. Chas. McCullough Seed Co
the Lawton Co
Aden
Lawton Co
Wurlitzer Ee
Mayor and Mrs Hylan Lead Anti Fat Brigade
Thirty two women led by Mayor and Mrs Hylan began a series of walks this afternoon to shrink their waist lines. The group assembled at City Hall on the Health Department’s suggestion in New York.
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New York
Hylan
Health Department
Kadger Stores Targeted by Hold-Up Men Again
Pandits report two Kroger stores looted by unmasked robbers armed with automatic pistols. The Crescent and Worthington avenue store yielded $400 as three clerks and the manager were forced to surrender. A second hold-up targeted Kroger manager Joseph Deckeback near Covington, who was robbed of $68 and fled to the police. Police and citizens hunted for the suspects with no success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Kroger Company
Crescent and
Worthington Avenues
Wyoming
William Ream
Edward Houser
Kroger
Ream
Worthington Avenue
Houser
Joseph Deckeback
Putnam Street
Newport
Fifteenth
Rickey
Covington
Deckeback
War veteran confesses to bank robbery linked to two serving time
Private Raymond Martlew 25 undergoing treatment at Washington police headquarters confessed to the Christmas Eve 1916 Buffalo bakery holdup. He claimed 65 cents taken and said Robert Siegel and another man are serving ten years. Martlew, wounded in France, served with Pershing’s guard of honor and marched in the Victory procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Raymond Martlew
Buffalo
N. Y
Robert Siegel
Martlew
Aisne
Chateau Thierry
Marne
General Pershing
Guard of Honor
Pennsylvania Avenue
Speeders in Cleveland Sentenced to Workhouse
Cleveland March 18 Speed law violators brought before Judge Alva R Corlett will receive workhouse sentences instead of fines to curb traffic deaths and injuries. He noted 150 killed and 3000 injured in Cleveland auto wrecks last year as justification for the change.
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Cleveland
Alva R. Corlett
Corlett
General Strike Declared in All Italian Ports
In Rome on March 18 the Associated Press reports a general strike was proclaimed in all Italian ports in solidarity with Naples dock workers who began a 24 hour stoppage. The Naples action followed protests against hiring non union members on the docks.
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Rome
Associated Press
Naples
Lure of Gold Draws Many to Cedar Creek District
Williams Lake B C March 18 Scores of newcomers stake claims in Cedar Creek and Quesnel districts drawn by the gold lure. Since the Cedar Creek discovery last year all ground within ten miles of the find has been staked as snow covers remaining trails.
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Williams Lake
B. C
Cedar Creek
Quesnel
Blueberry Pie Barrage Stuns Robbers at Chicago Eatery
March 18 a sudden barrage of blueberry pies redirected a robbery at William Filiponis's restaurant in Chicago. The two robbers fled leaving behind $350 in cash as patrons and staff watched the pie barrage unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Filiponis
Thrilling shipboard fire battles Potomac crew endure immense blaze
Passengers recount a fierce blaze aboard the United States Liner Potomac from Bremen. Captain William McLeod steered the ship through peril using a war tactic to flood the fire and save the vessel. Chief Engineer E M Garland suffered heat exhaustion. Richard Albrecht and Alfred Puff were injured. The Potomac returned to port with water in the hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Potomac
Bremen
William McLeod
Holland
North Sea
McLeod
E. M. Garland
Garland
Richard Albrecht
Alfred Puff
Senate To Ratify Four-Power Pact Amid Close Vote
Washington dispatch reports the four power pact will pass by three to five votes and that former President Wilson plans to stay silent on the issue. Democratic senators remain split over whether he should speak, while lawmakers debate whether the treaty amounts to an alliance or a balanced peace effort.
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Senate
Wilson
Lawrence
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Mr. Wilson
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Commercial Tribune
Reparations Commission
League of Nations
Ihan
United States
America
Europe
Pacific
Senate debates four power Pacific treaty arms conference
The Senate revisited the arms conference controversy in an all day debate on the four power Pacific treaty. Supporters and opponents clashed directly for the first time this week as a wide range of issues and senators joined the running cross fire of argument led by Senator Robinson who spoke in support of his amendment.
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Washington
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
Radiophone Link Reported Capturing Telephone Messages
Albert E. Proffitt of Providence Iowa? reports hearing neighbors via a radiophone link that lets radio intercepts echo ordinary telephone conversations. The Society for Electrical Development backs the discovery noting Proffitt has heard at least fifteen verified conversations through his amplifier wiring. Proffitt, who studied electricity in public schools and has ten years with the local telephone company, claims the method reveals messages by tapping into wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NPW
York
Society For Electrical Development
Albert E. Proffitt
Providence
R. I
Proffitt
How Dry I Am Speeds Rhine Troops Homeward
In Coblenz a train carrying 1,100 American Rhine army members departs as the crowd hears How Dry I Am. Sixty four German brides accompany their husbands to the United States. The train heads for Antwerp with Cambrai to sail in the afternoon. Rhine forces now under 4,000.
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Coblenz
Associated Press
United States
Antwerp
Cambrai
Rhine
Night Riders Thwarted as Victim Feigns Faint
Medford Oregon reports J. F. Hale was abducted from his home by masked men who took him about ten miles north and threatened him with death unless he dropped a $150 lawsuit against a local resident. Hale feigned faintness, prompting the suspects to return him to his house.
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Medford
Orc
J. F. Hale
Hale
Matzenauer forgives but vows no reconciliation
Madame Margaret Matzenauer confirms she met her husband Floyd Glotzbach's mother in New York and agreed to forget and forgive, denying his part in recent publicity. She notes no reconciliation and doubts newspaper interviews were fabricated.
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ST. Louis
Madame Margaret Matzenauer
Monterey
Cal
Kate Glotzbach-Howland
Floyd Glotzbach
Carmel
Madame Matzenauer
New York
Howland
San Francisco
Glotzbach
Glotzbach Responds To Matzenauer Divorce Claim
Floyd Glotzbach, a chauffeur, breaks silence amid Mme. Matzenauer's divorce filing. He denies derogatory remarks and says he seeks privacy to earn an honest living. Friends in Monterey object to her claim she chose him from the gutter.
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Glotzbach
Monterey
Mme. Matzenauer
California opera star Matzenauer involved in marital dispute
Mrs. Kate Glotzbach Howland claims her son Floyd Glotzbach faced pressure from a Carmel woman who sent letters to drive him west. She cites a conflict with opera star Mme Margaret Matzenauer who met Floyd in New York and promised reconciliation before he became estranged.
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New York
Mme. Matzenauer
Floyd
Protege Hosts Osborne Drinking Party in Reformer's Home
In Auburn New York on March 18 1915 Melvin Tuppen 23 of Syracuse arraigned in City Court on assault third degree after a drunken party at prison reformer Thomas Mott Osbornes home left guest Gertrude Chadsey assaulted. Dingman at large. Tuppen bail set at 500. Osborne away on speaking trip.
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Auburn
N. Y
Thomas Mott Osborne
Osborne
Melvin Tuppen
Syracuse
Tuppen
Frank Dingman
Gertrude Chadsey
Dingman
Chadsey
Mr. Osborne
Ann Arbor
Mich
United States Naval Prison
Portsmouth
N. H
Davis Rules Out Second Bid for Ohio Governor
Columbus March 18. Governor Harry L Davis announced he will not seek re election. Several Republicans and Democrats are expected to enter the race. Possible Republican candidates include Harvey C Smith Carmi A Thompson Charles L Knight Roscoe C McCulloch Arthur Day Rice Beetham James A White. Democrat A Vic Donahey is the only definite candidate.
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Columbus
Associated Press
Harry JL Davis
Davis
Harvey C. Smith
Zanesville
Carmi A. Thompson
Cleveland
Washington
Charles L. Knight
Akron
Roscoe C. McCulloch
Canton
Arthur Day
Hugh l. Nichols
Cincinnati
Ohio Supreme Court
George White
Marietta
Democratic National Committee
E. J. Hopple
Ohio House of Representatives
John L. Zimmerman
Springfield
Martin L. Davey
Kent
T. J. Duffy
East Liverpool
State Industrial Commission
Harmon
Thompson Confirms Gov Race Contemplation After Davis Exit
Cleveland March 18 Colonel Carmi A Thompson says he is seriously considering the Governorship after Governor Harry L Davis announces he will not seek renomination. Thompson notes public speculation, vows careful judgment and awaits party sentiment to crystallize before stating his definite position. Maurice Maschke Republican County Chairman urges Thompson candidacy, believes voters will honor a future election.
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Cleveland
Harry L. Davis
Carmi A. Thompson
Thompson
Maurice Maschke
Republican
Steerage Passengers Flee as Steer Rampage Hits Pier
In New York a steer herd broken from an abattoir rampaged through a steamer pier shed as steerage passengers waited to embark on the Baltic. Mounted Policeman Carty shot the animal to stop the chaos after a second shot ended its run. Patrolman McLaughlin rescued children and stockyard workers corralled the herd with auto trucks and workers in a vacant lot.
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New York
Baltic
Carty
William McLaughlin
Gasoline Tank Explosions Hit Royal Refining Plant
Two gasoline tanks exploded at the Royal Refining Company plant in Hollywood a suburb of Memphis Tennessee. Firemen contained the blaze after the first blast damaged sheds and a 20 000 gallon fuel oil tank. The driver was only bruised and no fatalities occurred.
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Memphis
Tenn
Hollywood
Royal Refining Company
Company Tonight
Disabled Veterans Beg For Their Money Fails To Act
In New York and suburbs hundreds of disabled veterans crowd the Veterans' Bureau district office demanding semi monthly pay. Treasury checks are held awaiting a deficit appropriation bill from Congress. Major Henry G. Opdycke seeking permission to use emergency funds issues limited aid to the most in need. About 105,000 disabled soldiers nationwide face the same issue.
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New York
Veterans’ Bureau
Treasury
Bureau
Congress
Henry G. Opdycke
Washington
Pauper buried beside $2000 tombstone he bought eleven years ago
Abel Bennington Crawford, 88, died in the county hospital and was buried at Rose Dale Cemetery in Los Angeles beside a granite monument he erected eleven years earlier. He paid $2,000 for the monument and $185 for the lot, and had arranged a costly casket and steel vault in advance.
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Los Angeles
Abel Bennington
Crawford
Rosedale
Hosiital
Governor Davis Declares He Will Not Seek Re election
Governor Harry L. Davis of Ohio announces he will retire at the end of his term. He cites progress of the state reorganization code and a desire to focus on public service over campaigning as reasons to decline renomination. The report on a six month survey shows nearly two million dollars in savings and urges further improvements.
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Columbus
Associated Press
Harry L. Davis
Ohio
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Clara Staminski
Darby
Kadger
British Columbia
Blueberry Pie
Chicago Bandits
David Lawrence
League of All Nations
Raymond B. Fosdick
League
Norman H. Davis
Onge
Twa
Matzenauer
Singer
Quio Capital
Day
Donahey
Judson Harmon
Atlee Pomerene
Theodore E. Burton
Simeon D. Fess
Yellow Springs
National Republican Congressional Committee
Walter F. Brown
Toledo
Harding
William H. Boyd
Gotham
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