Union strike case on interstate shipments shocks Newport
Sixteen defendants including two Newport policemen faced a preliminary hearing on conspiring to interfere with interstate shipments to Cincinnati. Attorney Sawyer Smith argued unions have rights to peaceful persuasion only, while witnesses described trucks halted by strikers and assaults on drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer Smith
United States
Oscar Ioetken
Covington
Newport
Smith
John P. Nagel
Campbell County
Charles Hamilton
Morris Hodesh
James J. Phillips
George Kress
William Potter
James Nolan
John J. Williams
Lawrence St
Ohio River
Fred Bassman
Arthur C. Hall
Blaine McLaughlin
James Davis
Phil Ryan
Martin Brown
Roetken
Mays
Index of Advertisements on Page Ten
An index listing ads across categories such as Amusements Gravure magazines and various local businesses. Entries include Bell Telephone Co Fourth National Bank Drs Eisenman Emery Auditorium and others with page numbers or sections referenced for each listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alms & Dogpke
Ccessenven
Orc
Bell Telephone CO
Burkhardt Bros. Co
Classon
Seetine
Gerr -Isesecevescs
Drs. Eisenman & Bpisenman
Beavees
Ny Vc
Eagle Savings and Loan Assn
Economy Supply Co
Emery Auditorium
Good
Iosce
Channer & Bawyer
Fifth-Third National Bank
Irwin, Ballmann & Co
Discaboe
National Job Print Co
Southern
Ohio
S. B. and
T. Co Pebleree
Suthwestern Mortgage Co
Cns
Deveeds
Goldenburg School
J. Chas. McCullough Seed Co
Hideadin
Milner Electric Co
Robert Mitchell Furniture Co
the Summers Medical Co
Cerereceee
Gray Mare Heroine Saves Women in Flood Rescue
Emporia Kansas reports an old gray mare promoted from plow horse to heroine after saving two women stranded near Burlington. Nat Lane and the mare ferried Mrs Earle and Mrs Lumpkins, who were stuck when their car stalled by floodwaters. The mare made two half mile swims to transport the pair to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Kan
Burlington
C. E. Earle
W. J. Lumpkins
Nat Lane
Dead man writes final note to die again in Covington
A postmarked letter dated March 25 1922 from Covington Kentucky signed William Igelman warned of a planned second self inflicted death at Highland Cemetery Covington at 2 30 pm the note directed to attorney Pat Philipps and mentioned his wife at 1036 Lee Street The story recalls a previous divorce and suicide attempt linked to the same man’s disappearance years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covingston
Ohio
Highland Cemetery
Covington
George E. Philipps
Sixth Street
Madison Avenue
Pat” Philipps
William Igelman
Pat
William
Icelman
Lee Street
Igelman
Ohio River
Senate Deliberates Over Four Power Pact and Supplement
Senate leaders rush to conference as disagreement over the four power Pacific treaty and its interpretive supplement delays ratification. Senators debate whether the supplement should be included in the ratification, stressing immigration and Pacific coast issues tied to Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Ners
United States
Japan
Pacific
Robinson
Arkansas
Sakhalin
Ransdell
Louisiana
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Foreign Relations Committee
Pittman
Nevada
Swanson
Virginia
Judge
Massachusetts
Arms Conference
Elect Women to Office Or No More Beaux
Charlotte Iowa residents report three women running for mayor and city council against male opponents in a town of 464. Mrs James Mc Dermott leads mayoral bid while Mrs Nick Steiner and Mrs Martin Neilson seek council seats. Beaux night declares support from daughters who warn bachelors to back the women or face no visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Charlotte
Associated Press
Dan Cupid
James McDermott
Nick Steiner
Martin Neilson
Oser Sells Stable to Brother Officer
Zurich March 25 Max Oser Swiss riding master and fiancée of Mathilde McCormick Chicago has sold his stake to a brother officer in the Swiss army and plans to depart within days. He declines further details while neighbors say he may sail for the United States in early April to visit relatives and meet the McCormick and Rockefeller families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zurich
Switzerland
Associated Press
Max Oser
Mathilde McCormick
Harold F. McCormick
Chicago
Oser
United States
McCormick
Rockefeller
Shopmen Strike Across Western Maryland Railway Over Contract
Maintenance of way workers and shopmen on the Western Maryland Railway walked out in protest of a new contract. They seek the previous wage scale and conditions restored, with hours rising from eight to ten and loss of seniority and riding rights. About 2,500 workers across Baltimore Hagerstown Cumberland Elkins Connellsville and Hanover participated as shops were largely taken over by the Dickson Construction and Repair Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Western Maryland
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Elkins
Connellsville
Hanover
T Dickson Construction and Repair Company
Youngstown
Cyclops Torpedoed Mystery Note Found in Bottle
A bottle near Cape Lookout Lighthouse carries a note said to be from a Cyclops engineer aboard the Cylops. The liner vanished in 1917 with nitrate after signaling a U‑boat sighting and possible torpedo action. The bottle’s grease mark and sea-stained seal confirm the discovery amid a long, unsolved sea mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braufort
N. C
Cape Lookout
French courts issued divorce to Henry Hollis in three months
New York March 25. Former Senator Henry F Hollis of New Hampshire, who wed Miss Anne Hobbs in Italy this week, obtained a divorce from Grace B Hollis in French courts within the last three months, according to Edward Thomas Moore. Moore said Hollis renewed the petition after returning to France and the decree was granted under French rules, making his second marriage valid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Henry F. Hollis
New Hampshire
Anne Hobbs
Italy
Grace B. Hellis
Edward Thomas Moore
Moore
Concord
N. H
Hollis
Kr. Moore
France
United States
Paris
Washington
Wealthy mother chases sunlit wealth in Bowery boy search
Mrs. Graham Duffield of Chicago hunts eight days for her missing son Gordon in Bowery wrecks while in Henry Street Mrs. Mary Whittaker plans a cross country motor trip to find Sidney, her older son last heard near Kansas City and Sapulpa. Both mothers endure poverty and seek reunion with their boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Graham Duffield
Chicago
Bowery
Mary Whittaker
Henry Street
Duffield
Gordon
Plainfield
N. J
First Avenue
Cooper Union
Anda Gordon
Oklahoma City
Sidney
Wheat Belt
New York
Kansas City
Sapulpa
Okla
Kansas and
Missouri Wheat Fields
Belgian Tank Ship Kremlin Pounded Toward Breakup Off Sabine Pass
The Belgian steamship Kremlin carrying refined oil from Port Arthur to Antwerp was reported grounding twenty nine miles out and dumping cargo to reduce draft. Tugs Hudson and Calvert moved to assist as coast guard stations noted heavy seas and expected crew rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Tex
Kremlin
Sabine Pass
Coast Guard
Hudson
Calvert
Port Arthur
Antwerp
Vandergrift Heir Marries Stepmother and Suits for Estate
New York on March 25 The Pittsburg oil heir John Vandergrift married his stepmother six months after his father’s death in 1915. He, then 22, obtained a temporary injunction to stop her disposing of part of his fortune placed in her care at marriage. He says stocks and bonds left him were placed in her name with his consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Vandergrift
Pittsburg
State Supreme Court
Young Vandergrift
Jacob J. Vandergrift
Pittsburgh
Joseph B. Vandergrift
Justice Charles S. Whiting Dies During Anesthesia
Pierre SD March 25 Justice Charles S. Whiting 58 of the South Dakota Supreme Court died today after a local anesthetic for tonsil surgery reacted on his heart. He died at the hospital where he was preparing for surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Charles S. Whiting
South Dakota Supreme Court
Government affairs controlled by women at Bataks Sumatra
New York March Maren 2 percent government affairs are entirely in the hands of women at Bataks in Sumatra according to Gertrude Emerson after a 22 month Orient visit. Men accept the situation and avoid equal rights while women direct politics property and children with a warning of possible violence if reform attempts are made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maren
Bataks
Sumatra
Gertrude Emerson
Orient
Emerson
Liquor Agent Held on Charge of Extortion
Louis F. Snow a temporary prohibition agent from Bridgeport Conn was held without bail for the Federal Grand Jury on extortion charges. He allegedly told restaurant owner I Gluckman he could drop the liquor violation arrest if paid 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Louis F. Snow
Bridgeport
Conn
Snow
I. Gluckman
Gluckman
Robbery on way to church steals prayer book
Miss Sadie Kelley reports three white men stopped her near 536 Elberon Avenue as she walked to church Saturday night. They demanded money, took a prayer book and seventy five cents, then fled. Kelley gave police a general description of the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Kelley
Elberon Avenue
Miss Kelley
Western Woman or Wild Man 5 Lost Son case widens
Quakertown jail case centers on a man known as Roy Hecox who claims to be James Weaver's missing son. A California woman identifies him as her son missing for years, describing him with one arm and schooling in Illinois. Conflicting evidence ties him to the Haycock Mountains killing decades ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Weaver
Philadelphia
Adam Weaver
Haycock Mountains
A. D. Long
Santa Barbara
Cal
Ilinois
Weaver
Roy Hecox
Homer Township
St. James
Bucks County
Allentown
Norristown
Irvin Mondeau
Quakertown
Illinois
Rose Clasp and Whisky Shadow Drive Man to Suicide
Pittsburgh reports the death of Michael York a 35 year old traveling salesman from New York City found in a hotel room with a rose in his hand a bullet wound and a will. Authorities note financial troubles and a whisky deal worth forty thousand dollars plus fear of underworld pressure and a threat from a man called Shammis. York wrote to his brother fearing double crossing while stating he would not let his wife and child suffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Michael York
New York City
John P. Black
York
Garfield's Grandchild Weds Professor Feis in Historic Union
Miss Ruth Stanley Brown granddaughter of President Garfield married Prof. Herbert Feis of the University of Kansas. Brown, Vas sar 1915 graduate, wed Harvard alum Feis who taught at Kansas while pursuing philosophy. The ceremony occurred in the same room where the bride's parents married in 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Stanley Brown
James A. Garfield
Herbert Feis
University of Kansas
Brown
Vassar
Harvard
Mollie Garfield
Garfield
More Girls Smoke, School Officials Say In Wheeling
School authorities report rising cigarette smoking among girl students in Wheeling and nearby. Four prominent grocers were fined ten dollars and costs after pleading guilty to selling cigarettes to minors, as recorded by Squire John Kindleberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Squire John Kindelberger
Four Boy Scouts Drown As Boat Sinks In Lake
Four Boy Scouts drown when their boat sinks on a lake and three chefs are also lost. The accident is reported as Chicago hosts Mayor John F. Hylan and Mrs. Hylan arriving for a visit, with no further details on the boat tragedy.
Two Newark Girls Injured After Joyride Night Escape
In Hackensack New Jersey two 17 year old girls were found unconscious by the roadside after a supposed joyride with two strangers. Miss Margaret Fox remains in Hackensack Hospital with possible skull fracture while Miss Loretta Dalton was released and may testify as a material witness. The police seek two men as investigations focus on determining if they jumped or were hurled from the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackensack
N. J
Newark
Westwood
Margaret Fox
Hackensack Hospital
Loretta Dalton
Miss Fox
Qchief Bird
Miss Dalton
Broad Street
Rutherford
Worcester man climbs vines at Memorial Hospital window
Walter J. Allison, 61, of Worcester, Massachusetts, stood on a ledge outside a Memorial Hospital window for about thirty minutes before nurses persuaded him to descend. Traffic in Central Park West halted as onlookers watched, and police reserves redirected the scene before Allison was moved to Bellevue Hospital for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Central Park West
Walter J. Allison
Worcester
Mass
Memorial Hospital
Allison
Bellevue Hospital
Negro Shriners barred from Shrine emblem nationwide
A federal district court in Houston issued a temporary injunction prohibiting Negro Shriners from wearing Shrine emblems or using Shrine related organization names across the United States. Judge Hwing Boyd granted the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
United States
Hwing Boyd
Lloyd George to Urge Recognition of Russia
London reports Premier Lloyd George will push recognition of Russia at the Genoa Economic Conference if Parliament backs him on April 3. The News of the World says he will also back a treaty linking Russia with the Baltic states, Poland, and Romania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Russia
Lloyd George
Genoa
News of the World
Lord Riddell
Washington
Baltic States
Poland
Rumania
Bar Patrons Clash With Federal Agents in City Raid
In Philadelphia on March 25 patrons at a saloon resisted federal agents during a raid. A brawl broke out as officers seized goods, one patron reentered and assaulted a downed officer. The struggle led to arrests and a minor riot as officials exited with the prisoner and seized items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Woman Defends Self With Grocery Basket Against Bandit
Mrs. Louisa Weber of 533 Purcell avenue fought off a masked highwayman on Elberon avenue after he demanded her purse. She swung her groceries basket, cans clanked, and the assailant fled. Police say he may be part of a pair blamed for other hold ups in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Weber
Purcell Avenue
Elberon Avenue
Tornado Strikes Beaumont Texas Hurts Six People
Beaumont Texas March 25 A small tornado hits Beaumont and vicinity leveling several houses and damaging businesses. Six seriously injured in hospital including two with broken legs and one with a fractured skull. Farm damage undetermined. Fannett ten fifteen miles south reported destroyed and one death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Tex
Fannett
Frazier Endorsed for U S Senate by Nonpartisan League
Lynn J. Frazier former North Dakota governor was endorsed as the United States Senate candidate over A J Gronna by the State Nonpartizan League at Fargo on March 25. The convention also elected a new State Executive Committee that included one woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N. D
Lynn J. Frazier
North Dakota
United States Senate
A. J. Gronna
Partizan League
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Iaty Ols
Clares
Charles Mays
Hodesh
William Burchfield
Third and
Central Avenue
Andrews
Licking Pike
Andy Bogenschultz
Carl Brashhaver
Tip” O’brien
Cincinnati
P. I. Clare
Ninth and
York Streets
Gray Mare
Quigide Vigtim
G. E. Philipps
Maryland Railway
Cyclops
Chile
Atlantic
Olli
Car
Texas
Justice Whiting
Pennsylvanian
Doylestown, Pa
Rose
Florida
Hylan
John F. Hylan
Wild Leap UN
New Jersey
South Bend
Ind
Dowagiac
Michigan
Magician Lake
Mich
Oo Taylor
Jameps Taylor
Joseph Taylor
Vernon CU. Murphy
Judson Taylor
Clinton Matthews
Kenneth Burroughs
Williams Kingsley
Taylor
W. C. Harper
Frazier
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