Wilson's Wall Street War mocked false in sedition ruling
Judge Hollister upholds wartime power to defend the nation finds the phrase Wilson's Wall Street war false since only Congress can declare war. J Herman Dierkes is found guilty on counts two and three for disloyal language about US forces. Sentencing and possible new trial await next week.
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Cierkes
J. Herman Dierkes
United States
Dierkes
Willie
Honister
Germany
Hollister
Wall Street
Wilson
Congress
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Decide on Station Site Next Friday in Rapid Transit Debate
The Rapid Transit Commission will decide next Friday afternoon whether the main terminal for the proposed loop should be at Government Square or along the canal. Downtown business leaders favor Government Square with a 10,000,000 user estimate, while canal supporters urge canal site for broader access. Speakers from both sides attended an executive session and debated arguments, with Golde offering to debate publicly.
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Government Square
Canal
Rapid Transit Commission
Kk. W. Edwards
Commission
Edwards
George Golde
Retail Stores Association
Golde
Adolph Weiss
C. W. Keller
Mr. Keller
Cincinnati
Thomas W. Allen
E. C Denton
Seventh Street Business Men's Club
Join Ehmann
Vine Street
Harry Levy
Central Avenue Improvement Association
Dr. G JC. Kolb
Odd Fellows’ Temple Building Company
Wheels not clogged says municipal judge at desertion meeting
Judge Bernard Fox defends courts as not clogged and notes moral pressure to reconcile desertion cases. Milwaukee officials discuss private counsel versus court handling, with remarks from F St Burleson and M V Crouse. Budget list totals 55 155 dollars for numerous social agencies and charities.
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Bernard C.fox
Council of Social Agencies
Chamber of Commerce
George Eisler
Americanization Committee
Eisler
Fox
Mr. Wisler
Ae Fox
Gree
F. St. Burleson
City Firefighters Deny Strike Rumor Organizers Call Meeting
City officials and fire union organizer disputed talk of a strike by the Cincinnati Fire Department. International Association of Firefighters organizer Urbanowicz urged eight hour shifts and warned the city must maintain readiness. Home Guards and police hold meetings planned as a precaution with equipment described as among the finest.
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C. A. Urbanowicz
International Association of Firefighters
Mr. Urbanowicz
Houston
Cincinnati
Weather Summary Across States With Temperature Readings
The report shows Ohio fair Saturday and warmer Sunday, Indiana fair, Kentucky fair then cooler with partly cloudy Sunday, West Virginia fair and cooler. It lists current and high temperatures, precipitation figures, and a March 1919 Cincinnati record with wind, sky conditions, and temperatures for noon and 7 pm.
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Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Neston
Kansas
New Salonen
Omaha
Galveston
Sante
Nashville
Winnipeg
Memphis
realTz
Oil
Cincinnati
Hunt
Ma Tees
Bigedens
New York Transit Passes To Receiver Amid Bankruptcies
The Interborough Consolidated Corporation holding major stakes in the Interborough Rapid Transit and New York Railways was placed in receivership after an involuntary bankruptcy petition by principal creditor Dave H Morris. Judge Mayer appointed James R Sheffield temporary receiver with a 25000 bond. other transit firms face similar turmoil as fare hikes are blocked and costs rise. Theodore P Shonts vows to fight to save the Interborough and its related lines.
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Associated Press
New York
Interborough Consolidated Corporation
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
New York Railways Company
Dave H. Morris
James R. Sheffield
Mayer
New York City
Job E. Hedges
New York Railways
Lindley M. Garrison
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Board of Estimate
Public Service Commission
Manhattan Railway Company
Manhattan
Bronx
Interborough Aid Transit Company
Court of Appeals
Theodore P. Shonts
Shonts
League of Nations idea spurs talk of League of Religions
Rabbi David Philipson will address Rockdale Avenue Temple Sunday at 11 oclock on the possibility and desirability of forming a League of Religions. The Sunday services continue to be held at the Rockdale Avenue Temple and are open to the public.
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League of Nations
League of Religions
David Philipson
Rockdale Avenue Temple
Rockdall Avenue Temple
Railroad clerks strike averted says Owens
Charles M. Owens acting Grand Secretary of the International Association of Railway Clerks states that the planned railroad clerks strike has been avoided. He notes headquarters are in a major city and stresses labor peace is maintained while negotiations continue.
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R. R. Clerks
Charles M. Owens
The
International Order of Tailroad Clerks
Aid to Pacifists Charged to War Department
Major Dick B Foster accused the National Civil Liberties Bureau of circulating antiwar literature among drafted men. Walter Nelles denied the charges saying the bureau reprinted War Department rules on conscientious objectors. Foster cited War Department orders allowing trials in camps with a review clause, and alleged bureau bulletins claimed personal War Department attention and promises from Secretary Baker.
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New York
Dick B. Foster
National Civil Liberties Bureau
Walter Nelles
War Department
Nelles
Kansas City
Civil Liberties Bureau
Baker
Keppel
Foster
Man Charged With Shooting After Fatal Madisonville Slaying
After the death of Jesse J. Spratt 27 of Madisonville a charge of shooting with intent to kill against Lowell Marrott 25 will be changed to murder Spratt and Marrott had attended a party when an argument arose Marrott fired striking Spratt in the chest Spratt died at General Hospital detectives tracked Marrott who surrendered after a rambling escape attempt Marrott is an artist's model held for investigation before county jail transfer.
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Jesse J. Spratt
Cohant Avenue
Madisonville
General Hospital
Lowell Marrott
Bramble Avenue
Spratt
Marrott
Newtown
Marrett
Holt
Bohlke
Tie
Major Dick Foster Charges Baker Aided I W W Socialists
The record reports Major Dick Foster accusing Secretary Baker of aiding I W W socialists and humanitarians. Foster cites alleged cooperation between the secretary and socialist groups.
Baker Denies Interest After Foster Pacifist Claims
In El Paso and Kansas City reports, Secretary of War Newton D. Baker denies interest in Major Dick B. Foster's accusation that the War Department secretly aided conscientious objectors. Foster cites confidential orders and a letter from Baker to Wilson, alleging suppression of opposition to military service.
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EL Paso
Newton D. Baker
Associated Press
Dick B. Foster
Kansas City
Baker
Major Foster
Uptum Sinclair
Presiadent
United States
Sinclair
Daker
Wilson
Upton. Sinclair
War Department to buy fifteen army camps and thirty fields
The War Department will purchase fifteen army camps and thirty balloon and flying fields for about 15 million dollars, adding thirty training camps and nineteen aviation centers mostly in the Southeast. Twenty-seven camps and fifteen fields will be abandoned, with funds and prior cantonments cited to justify the purchases. Chapman Field and Camp Sevier will be bought for business reasons and then sold or repurposed.
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War Department
Associated Press
Washington
Crowell
Congress
Department
Army
National Army
Texas
California
National Guard
United States
Germany
War, Department
Mills
Merritt
New York
Stuart and
Hill
Newport News
Chapman Field
Fla
Camp Sevier
South Carolina
Missouri lawmakers urge Reed resignation to force League vote
Fifty Democratic members of the Missouri Legislature sign to resign if Senator James A. Reed leaves the U.S. Senate. They then propose running again to trigger a popular vote in Missouri on the League of Nations.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
James A. Reed
United States Senate
Reed
League of Nations
Murder Charge After Hillsboro Merchant Slaying Ends in Suicide
Special Dispatch reports Hillsboro Ohio on March 21 where Harry Lovett’s note implicating an accomplice in the murder of merchant John Moses led authorities to anticipate further arrests. Lovett killed himself with his father’s razor after fleeing and was found near his home.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Hillsboro
Harry Lovett
John Moses
Henry Erwin
Lovett
Schwensberger
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Law Constitutional
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Children’s Home
Robert J. Brest
Milwaukee Council of Social Agencies
Cleveland
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Boys
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Esccee Usee
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Cincinnati Orphan Asylum
Cees
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Home Consumers’ League
de Ioness Hospital Svangeline Home
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Eee
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Hamilton County
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Ocde de Cass
Cccsestese
Meserstes
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St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum
St. Rita School For the Deaf
St. Theresa Home For the Aged
St. Vincent Home For
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Salvation Army
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Cessee
Seton Hospital
Social Hygiene Society
Oe Society of St. Vincent de Paul
Visiting Nurse Association
Soe
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Oo Society For the Suppression of Seos
Atlas
Fless Hag
Cmprpmll
Seeereus
Ninth Street
University Branch
Urbanowicz
Seattle
Wash
Galvin
New York Transit Corporation
Interboro
A League OF Religions
Maj. Foster
LOOKS
Mexico
David Lawrence
Rio Grande
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South America
Dick Foster
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Campy Funston
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