Ludlow Bar Shootout Leaves Customer Fought for Life
Customers hid under tables as a bartender Charles Terry fired at Robert Laws after a spittoon assault. Laws, a Southern Railroad brakeman, was wounded and hospitalized with the belief he would die. Terry claimed self defense. he was jailed on a $5,000 bond posted by his father and employer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Terry
Robert Laws
L. E. Chabert
Elm Street
Ludlow
Oak Street
Terry
Laws
Booth Memorial Hospital
John Allison
Robert Callahan
Covington
Walter Gough
Southern Railroad
John B. Read
Kenton County Court
Charles F. Terry
Dayton Man Robbed Of Auto and 6500 Cash
Four young men robbed a prominent Dayton business man of his car, $6500 in cash, a $1600 diamond ring and a $150 gold watch last night in the city center. Police urged vigilance and said the thieves fled toward Cincinnati in the stolen auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton (O
Eugene Weatherly
Dayton
Cincinnati
Mob Hangs Suspect From Tree in Hattiesburg
In Hattiesburg Mississippi on March 20 a Black suspect, Arthur Jennings, was seized from the county jail by armed men who overpowered the sheriff. His body was later found hanging in a tree on the city’s edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattiesburg
Miss
Arthur Jennings
Classified Advertisement Index for Local Businesses
Index lists merchants and services with page numbers. Notable entries include Baldwin Piano Co, Garfield Dry Cleaning, Prince & Co Opticians, Shillito's Summer Dress, Wurlitzer Victrolas, Want Ads, and People’s Bank and Savings. multiple pages show varied categories: clothing, eye remedies, coffee spices, hats, and loan offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merce Paliryiend Co.i
Csesiesestesse
Baldwin Piano Co
Sahinbasecivs Ve
Bon-Opto Eye Remedy
Feives
Financial
Stacy & Braun
Atkin Idolaters
Garfield Dry Cleaning
Gidding—Women's Wear
Graui
Harry W. Smith
Hathaway
Merryweather
Baie On
Northcott-Smith Co
Cccceccess & People’s Bank and Savings
Abtcehas
Pogue
Loris Caeses Cesese
Poli
Prince & Co—Opticians
Ridgway's
Savin’s Loan Office
Shannon & Sokup Co
Shillito
Bpencer
Jowelly
Kelly Spring Co
Oj Teasdale—Dry Cleaning
Victor Talking Machine
Vitrolas
Setcabene Ak
Wilson's Paint Store
Wurlitzer—Victrolas Ee Eerree
Pastor Awakes After Dead for Fourteen Hours in Berne
In Berne, the Rev. Mr. Baudenbacher, 50, was declared dead after heart failure. He awoke fourteen hours later to flowers and mourners in his room, saying his call had not yet come. Funeral arrangements were canceled as doctors expect possible long life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Associated Press
Berne
Baudenbacher
Queen City Sails on Second New Orleans Trip
The steamer Queen City prepares to begin the first lap of her second Cincinnati to New Orleans voyage. Captain W E Rowe believes the service will grow into a regular bridge between the two cities, with cargo and passengers from Cincinnati and outlying towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Louisville and Cincinnati Packet Company
Main Street
Father of Waters
San Francisco
W. E. Rowe
Rowe
United States
Aitken
D. W. Griffith
Auto theft ring busted with two men arrested
Police predicted a larger ring would be traced after William Goodwin 23 a chauffeur and Edward Gibson 22 his roommate were arrested early Sunday. Detective Nagel traced the stolen car to Twelfth Street and Central Avenue and alerted officers. Goodwin claimed Gibson used the car but knew nothing of theft. Gibson accused Goodwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Goodwin
Edward Gibson
Joseph F. Nagel
East
McMillan Street
Twelfth Street
Central Avenue
Nagel
Eighth and
Peter Jones
McNeal
Joseph DeCourcy
Navarrre
Weatherly
Goodwin
Gibson
McCorkhill
Frank Hueftlein
Albert Guethlein
Rec
William J. Syders
St. Leger Building
Walnut Hills
Kentucky
Mr. Nagel
Felicity
Joe Maloney
Peebles Corner
Greeks to launch large offensive against Turkish nationalists
Reports in Paris indicate Greece plans a major offensive against Turkish nationalists. A Constantinople dispatch cited by Le Temps says the operation is imminent and large in scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Constantinople
Opera to stage film matinees to avert deficit
Paris March 20 The Opera plans motion picture matinees to cover a 750000 franc shortfall after Parliament refused a higher subsidy. Some deputies argued singing and dancing are less vital than reparations and urged the Opera to treat finances like dance halls to raise funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Opera
Chamber of Deputies
Paris Press says Viviani mission to U S is courtesy visit
The Petit Parisien asserts Viviani goes to Washington without expert advisers and will outline that any future pact must rest on Versailles and the League. It notes President Harding may favor Versailles ratification with reservations and expects a friendly reception if America joins the League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Press
Petit Parisien
Viviani
United States
M. Viviani
Harding
League of Nations
France
America
Versailles
Washington
Nee
Versailes
Hughes
Billy Sunday Revival Draws Thousands at Tabernacle in Cincinnati
Nearly 1,000 converts and reconsecrations mark three services at the Billy Sunday tabernacle. Crowds packed the interior, with 6,000 at the morning session, as Sunday preached against hypocrisy and urged souls to repent. He prayed with fervor, urged renewal of faith, and answered Skeptics' questions about Cain's wife and Eve. The eve ning sermon drew on John seven teen verse, stressing doing God's will to know the truth. Continued on second page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Sunday Tabernacle
The
Tabernacle
William A. Sunday
Cincinnati
Jesus
Heaven
Hell
Cain
Jesus Christ
Billy Sunday
God
Georgia
Man Lived Twenty-Six Hours With Heart Exposed
In New Orleans on March 20 physicians documented the case of 50 year old Ben Hoelze who died after living twenty six hours with his heart exposed following an accident at a coffee grinding plant. His left arm was entrailed in the machine and flesh torn from his chest. Surgeons regard his survival as astonishing and worth recording in medical journals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Ben Hoelzé
Sl575k Charged In Violation of Volstead Act
Harry Slack a New York multi millionaire and two black employees face conspiracy charges to violate the Volstead act. Federal agents seized fifty five cases of liquor from Slack’s private car after a raid. The U S attorney said the grand jury will convene in Miami on the last Monday in April to hear the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
Harry 53
Slack
New York
Herberts. Phillips
United States
Florida
Black
millionaire Black rearrested under state liquor law in Florida
New York multimillionaire Harry St. Francis Black was rearrested in Palm Beach on state liquor charges after federal release. Bank officials Ed ward Romsh and Theodore Houser posted bonds for Black and a porter, with Sheriff warrants issued for both and a future court appearance plus charges of storing liquor near Biscayne Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Harry St. Francis Black
New York
Palm Beach
Jardee
Edward C. Romsh
First National Bank of Miami
Theodore G. Houser
Hardee
Allen
Dade County
Black
J. R. Handley
West Palm Beach
Porter
Cocoanut Grove
Biscayne Bay
Poles Clash With Britons on Plebiscite Front
Special dispatches from Kattowitz report Polish bands crossed the Silesian frontier into Rosenberg and fought British troops at Gross Lassowitz. Several persons on both sides were seriously wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Associated Press
Kattowitz
Silesia
Silesian
Rosenberg
Gross Lassowitz
Plebiscite Opens Across Upper Silesia to Choose Sovereignty
Polls opened as Germans and Poles gathered in Upper Silesia to vote on whether the coal rich region of about 5000 square miles should belong to Germany or Poland. Large international turnout included 140000 Germans and contingents from South Africa, with special trains provided for voters returning home. Results were expected to be delayed by Inter Allied Plebiscite Commission orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarnowitz
Upper Silesia
Associated Press
Germany
Poland
Silesia
South Africa
Sus
Railroads Face Crisis as Security Owners Seek Federal Oversight
The article reports on a heated push for strict U S supervision of railroads amid ongoing wage disputes. It notes expected government subsidies, labor tensions, and a partial recovery in rail traffic with a Ford Motor Company expansion signaling broader industrial revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Packers Seek Mediation in Washington Over Pack Wage Fight
Washington March 20 Representatives of five large packers and their union workers prepared for a mediation conference led by Secretary Davis with help from Hoover and Wallace. AFL leaders Gompers and Morrison lent moral support to employees as talks aimed to uphold wartime wage and condition agreements. Proceedings and possible precedents for future labor disputes drew close scrutiny from official circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Davis
Harding
Hoover
Wallace
Dennis Lane
Amalgamated Order of Meat Cutters and Butchers’ Workers of North America
Rt. S. Brennan
Samuel Gompers
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Gomperson
Messrs
Lane
Brennan
Carl Meyer
James I. Condon
Gompers
New York
Federation
Morrison
Sinn Feiners Bomb Military Lorry in Dublin Black Week
Dublin reports three bombs hit a British military lorry, two exploding, killing two soldiers and wounding six including an officer. The curfew now runs from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. as clashes rise. A series of attacks across Ireland leaves many dead or wounded, with reprisals and executions noted by officials and clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinn Feiners
Dublin
Kinsale
County Cork
Dungarvan
Marlborough Street
Mt. Joy
Tuam
Clifton
Crown
Ireland
Attdkinson
John Sheehan
Cork
Sheehan
Government to Operate Zone Plan Coordinated by Boards
Warfield urges a national service board to co-ordinate lines with four regional groups in East South West and Mountain Pacific regions. Investors criticize government action as they push for operational zone implementation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warfield
National Service Board
West
Mountain Pacific
Systems drift toward federal ownership plan proposed
Washington March 20. National Association of Owners of Railroad Securities proposes federal coordination of rail facilities and services under government supervision to ease the transportation crisis. The plan, to be presented to Senate Interstate Commerce Committee, envisions a National Railway Service with a 40 member board and four regional railroad boards, plus committees to study equipment, costs, and efficiency. Savings from the act would fund equipment purchases and leases to railroads, with aims to lower fares and improve service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Association of Owners of Railroad Securities
Cummins
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
S. Davis Warfield
Interstate Commerce Commission
Warfield
Congress
National Organization
The
National Railway Service
Commission
Eastern
Southern
Western
Mountain Pacific
National Board
National Railway Service Corporation
Association of Security Owners
Present
Service Corporation
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Cate
Mississipp Mob
Vevay
Ind
Louisville
Owensboro
Evansville
Grand View
Paducah
Cairo
Seipel
Landing
Harry E. Barnet
Chamber of Commerce
Parisien
Scoffers
Elorida
Britto
World
Comme
Theodore H. Price
Te and Finance
Theodore H
Federal Reserve Banks
India
Canada
Sweden
Holland
South America
Federal Reserve System
Brazil
Eedan
Price Publishing Corp
Labor’ Board
Ford Motor Company
Ford Company
Dodge Motor Car Company
Packers
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