Doctor Denied Interview in Cincinnati Shooting Case
Night Chief of Detectives says Dr Johnston refused interview with injured student John Lucietto 22 at General Hospital. Lucietto shot on McMicken avenue near Brighton Transfer Company after leaving University gym dance with Miss Helen Breitner. Police clash with physician halted inquiry as mother visited patient.
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John Lucletto
West
McMicken Avenue
University of Cincinnati
Caroline Lucietto
Miss Breitner
Brighton Transfer Company
Lucietto
Nomeo Haberther
Haberthier
Luciette
Dward Fuhrman
Klotter Avenue
General Hospital
Miss Hreitner
Eugene Weatherly
Weatherly
R. L. Johnston
Johnston
Covington Held in Slaying of Vermont Salesman
W H Covington of Ingleside Georgia is held by Lexington County officers in connection with the death of F R Mason a traveling salesman from St Albans Vermont. Mason's body was found near Columbia with head battered and throat cut. Police say the slaying likely occurred on the night of March 16 with robbery as motive. Covington had traveled with Mason for months but left him three weeks ago.
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Columbia
W. H. Covington
Ingleside
Lexington County
South Carolina
F. R. Mason
St. Albans
Vermont
Covington
Mason
St. Albans Man Reported Traveling South with Cash
F R Mason of St Albans Vermont left New York City by car last October to tour the South. His daughter Mrs Fred Layton of this city said he carried a large sum of money from the sale of a cigar store in St Albans.
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N. Y
F. R. Mason
St. Albans
Fred Layton
Taxicab Office Robbed by Six Bandits in St Louis
Six bandits entered the Brown Taxicab Company offices in St Louis and held up employees and officers, escaping with $2,500. This marks the second hold-up at Brown within three months, with no arrests made.
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ST. Louis
Brown Taxicab Company
Brown Company
Crippled Herself To Please Husband Divorced Charge
Mrs. Georgia Thomas files for divorce from Orville Thomas a Tulsa cigar man charging extreme cruelty She says she shot her leg to become permanently disabled to please him after an all night car ride and that he would love her only if she became an invalid The shooting occurred January 23 1923.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
Okla
Georgia Thomas
Orville Thomas
Thomas
South Dakota Primary Sets Clear McAdoo Split for Parties
In Sioux Falls on March 23 Coolidge and Johnson face off in a two man Republican presidential contest with no La Follette entry. Democratic and Farmer-Labor factions fuse against McAdoo, while Johnson runs as an independent in SD. Johnson and Coolidge campaigns continue through Yankton and Mitchell with broad oratorical effort.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
North Dakota
Coolidge
Hiram Johnson
California
South Dakota
Robert M. la Follette
Johnson
William G. McAdoo
McAdoo
Farmer-Labor
Pierre
Democartic
Yankton
Leslie M. Shaw
Reed Declines Missouri Democrats Support
Washington March 23 Senator James A Reed of Missouri said he would not seek or accept support from Missouri Democrats in his political bid. He issued a statement clarifying his stance and intent regarding party backing.
Autoist Hurt and Held as Suspect After Crash
Lawrence Higdon age 25 of 651 West Fifth Street was arrested after a car he was driving, reported stolen from John Brady of 606 Sycamore, struck a telephone pole at Harrison and State avenues. Higdon escaped with scalp lacerations and was taken to General Hospital where he remained under observation.
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Lawrence Higdon
West Fifth Street
Harrison and
State Avenues
John Brady
Sycamore
Five Points Inn
Harrison
Brady
Higdon
General Hospital
Man Thrown From Car in Early Morning Crash
Leonard Glaser aged 24 of 1101 Harrison avenue was hurled from a car after it hit the curb at McMicken avenue and Elm street. He suffered facial and leg lacerations but is not in serious condition. Driver Joe Ittner of 1130 Straight street was arrested on reckless driving charges after the collision.
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Leonard Glaser
Harrison Avenue
McMicken Avenue
Elm Street
Joe Ittner
Straight Street
Glaser
Boy Struck by Car Injured on Sycamore Street
Chester Kelly 14 of 226 Hunt street was bruised after his bicycle rode into the path of a car on Sycamore street between Twelfth and Thirteenth. The auto was driven by Dr. Howard L. Stitt of 3661 Monteith Avenue. Dr. Stitt took Kelly to his home.
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Chester Kelly
Hunt Street
Sycamore Street
Twelfth
Thirteenth Streets
Howard L. Stitt
Monteith Avenue
Stitt
Man Hit By Car on McMillan May Streets
William Howard aged 47 of 646 Wade Street was struck by a car owned by Mrs. Briggs Cunningham of 217 East Auburn Avenue. Howard, who is deaf, was taken to General Hospital with slight bruises after the horn was sounded as the vehicle neared the corner.
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McMillan and
May Streets
William Howard
Wade Street
Briggs Cunningham
East
Auburn Avenue
Howard
General Hospital
France Begins Talks With Britain on Rhine Security Pact
Paris plans a formal discussion with Britain on a security pact for France and Europe. Count De St Aulaire and Premier Poincare will review guarantees, the Rhine frontier, and League of Nations role as part of a new balance of power.
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Count de St. Aulaire
London
Poincare
Paris
Associated Press
France
Europe
Rhine
League of Nations
Consid
Mussolini Praises Fascist Revolution at Fifth Anniversary
Representatives from over five hundred municipalities attend the fifth anniversary of the Fascist founding in Italy. Mussolini reviews the movement’s achievements, defends forceful action, and calls for discipline and unity while asserting liberty as a duty.
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Mussolini
Rome
Italy
Quirinal Palace
Victor Emanuel
Costanzi Theater
Ratifica
Archbishops Hayes and Mundelein to Become Cardinals Today
Rome reports that Archbishops Hayes of New York and Mundelein of Chicago will receive the Papal Biglietti tomorrow and be announced as cardinals at a secret consistory. Officials and prelates prepare for the formal investiture in St Peter's Basilica on Thursday.
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Hayes
Mundelein
Associated Press
Rome
New York
Chicago
Basilica of St. Peter's
Papal Biglietti
Bighetti
College of the Propaganda
Archbishop Hayes
American College
Gaetani
Giulio Fumasoni-Biondi
Washington
Peter Quealy
Rockville Center
Long Island
B. J. Sheil
Bergdoll Search Sails to America Aboard Albert Ballin
Federal officers and New York police searched the Hamburg American liner Albert Ballin for Grover Cleveland Bergdoll as it arrived from Germany. Passengers reported Bergdoll had fled Germany and was en route to surrender in the United States under a plan from the American Legion.
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New York
Hamburg
Albert Ballin
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Germany
Bergdoll
France
America
American Legion
Impetus for Quick Action on Tax Reduction Moves
Washington March 23 With the revenue bill under Senate Finance Committee study momentum grows to remove the 25 percent income tax cut in the current year and resolve it in a separate action. Secretary Mellon favors the House bill plan but proposes a resolution to assure June 15 settlement, noting possible Treasury cash effects and suggesting a simpler method. The committee resumes tomorrow amid a potential showdown over the soldier bonus bill with three more weeks needed on the tax measure and possible night sessions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Mellon
Representative Ackerman
Rep
N. J
Ackerman
Treasury
House
Finance Committee
American Legion
Smoot
Prince Now a Porter After Paying Bills of Czars Armies
Alexander Taraeff a Russian prince and former paymaster to the czar’s armies is found working as a porter in a Broadway office building for 23 dollars a week. He and his wife live in a bare Jersey City apartment, while a composer said Taraeff once paid out 3 500 000 dollars annually and longs for a piano. He fled after the revolution going through China and the Gobi to Feking where he reunited with his wife who had escaped earlier.
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New York
Alexander Taraeff
Broadway
Jersey City
Tarneff
China
Gobi Desert
Feking
Engine House Destroyed in Oil City Fire
North Oil City Pennsylvania March 23 The engine house of the Allegheny Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad at North Oil City was destroyed by fire early today with losses estimated at 55000 Nine engines were badly damaged The fire spread to the oilhouse storeroom and other adjoining buildings origin not determined
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Oil City
Allegheny Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
North Oil City
Here
Senate to Certify Sinclair to District Attorney
Washington braced as the Senate faced a move to certify Harry F Sinclair to a district attorney prerogative amid grand jury proceedings. The Daugherty investigation neared a tense phase with Roxie Stinson’s cross examination as new witnesses and film and whisky deal links surface.
Hospital Staff Details Jess Smith Operation in 1922
A Columbus hospital staff member described Jess Smith’s 1922 stay and operation. Smith entered May 3, 1922 in critical condition with acute appendicitis complicated by diabetes and remained semi conscious for several days due to diabetes and infection, with about eleven days elapsed after admission.
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Jess Smith
Columbus
Bumper
Daugherty
Smith
Argentine generals settle duel over swords in Buenos Aires
General Augustin Justo and General Dellepaine dueled with swords in Buenos Aires this afternoon. Both were slightly wounded after an exchange sparked by criticisms of the army by a Major. Justo offered resignation to President Alvear to continue the dispute.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Augustin Justo
Dellepaine
Justo
Alvear
Motion Picture Scrutiny Over Dempsey Firpo Films
New York reports that Dempsey Firpo boxing films from September have circulated nationwide in violation of law. The World says authorities did not halt showings in Chicago Cincinnati and Los Angeles where cases lingered. DOJ officials cite possible transportation violations outside their jurisdiction.
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Associated Press
New York
Senate
New York World
Department of Justice
Chicago
Cincinnati
Ed Work
Nam Fine Theater
Lo Angeles
Pictires P
San Francisco
Incurably Ill Ex-Detective Shoots Self in Housing Area
Charles F. Hawkins aged 56 a former Pennsylvania Railroad detective living at 1409 Locust Street attempted suicide last night in his room. Relatives say an incurable cheek affliction forced retirement about a year ago. Hawkins shot himself through the cheek around 9 pm and was taken to General Hospital in serious condition.
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Charles F. Hawkins
Pennsylvania Railroad
Locust Street
General Hospital
Hawkins
W. J. Hawkins
Despondent Wife Says She Took Acid Attempted Suicide
Alma Wendling 23 told husband John Wendling on McMicken Ave and Elm St that she had just drunk carbolic acid. He reported the remark to police, a doctor said she swallowed only a small amount and is not in serious condition. despondency noted for several days.
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John
John Wendling
McMicken Avenue
Elm Street
Alma Wendling
Old Napoleonic Law Used to Shield Paris from Broadway Ads
In Paris on March 23 a legacy from Napoleon is invoked to curb electric signage around the Place de l Opera. The Prefect cites an ancient statute giving control over exterior design near historic monuments, aiming to protect the opera district from Broadway style brightness.
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Paris
Place de l’Opera
Opera
Broadway
Senate Oil Inquiry Recommends Sinclair Referal
The Senate Oil Committee votes to certify Harry F. Sinclair to the District Attorney for grand jury proceedings after he refuses to answer further questions. The panel weighs custody versus writ of error and schedules further testimonies from Harold Vivian and others as part of probing the 1920 Chicago convention oil deal and Teapot Dome leases.
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Washington
Senate Oil Committee
Senate
Harry F. Sinclair
District of Columbia
Teapot Dome
Harold Vivian
New York Times
The
Times
Will H. Hays
Republican National
Sinclair Oil
Hays
Sinclair
Carmi Thompson
Joseph J. O'Neill
New York
Carmi
Ohio
Chicago
Warren G. Harding
al Jennings
Oklahoma
Jennings
California
Fred W. Upham
Upham
West
Wasington
Daugherty
Oil Committee
Democratic National Committee
John Barton Payne
Interior
Wilson
Taft
Roosevelt
Congress
Fall
Denby
Secretary of the Navy
U S Prestige Lost in Cuba by Oil Inquiry
Washington March 23 Representative Fred A. Britten warned that American prestige in Cuba has fallen due to ongoing hysterical Congressional investigations. He spoke after returning from a trip to the island noting that Cuban prospects for political improvement were marred by what he described as Uncle Sam smeared with muck and mud.
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U. S
Cuba
Washington
Fred A. Britten
Rep
Ill
Uncle Sam
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Gunnser
Fusion
Great Britain
Ers
MacDonald
Manning
Dr. Guthrie
Church of
St. Mark's-in-the-Bouwerie
William T. Manning
Episcopal Diocese of
William Norman Guthrie
Wolf-Ferraris
Guthrie
Victor Emmanuel
Fiume
Russia
Pope
Czar
Mal Daugherty
Wheeler
Roxie Stinson
John Goroni
Fred C. Quimby
Tex Rickard
William A. Orr
M.S. Daugherty
Midland National
Washington Court House
Daugherty Committee
M. S. Daugherty
Oil
Havana
W. T. Underwood
Underwood
Palm Beach
Fla
Gershon
Gaston
Means
Jap Muma
McLean
Muma
Firpo Pictures
Carmi-Thompson
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