Governor Asks Juries to Return Indictments in Georgia murders
In Covington Georgia federal agents raid the Williams farm and detain several black workers as potential witnesses in a murder probe. Governor Dorsey urges separate trials for John S Williams on three murder indictments. Dr Gus Williams defends the family stating peonage claims are common among farmers and that the Williamses acted to aid and pay laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Sper County
John S. Willams
Williams
John B. Hutchson
Newton County
Dorsey
Clyde Manning
Jasper County
Manning
Floyd H. Johnson
John S. Williams
Gus. Williams
Julian
Hyland
Marvin
Dr. Williams
Today
Officers Ordered Homeward for Cincinnati Duty
Captain George J. Nold and Lieutenant John C. Arrowsmith of the Corps of Engineers are ordered from the Hawaiian Islands to Cincinnati for duty at Ludlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune Bureau
Dist. Nat. Bank
Washington
George J. Nold
John C. Arrowsmith
Corps of Engineers
Hawaiian Islands
Ludlow
Classified Advertisements Index and Listings
An index of advertisements and advertisers including Aeolian Co Vocalion records Arnold Fairyland Toys Cunard Anchor Line and many others. The page lists businesses such as Engelbert House Painter Claude Ashbrook Co WHGIRGNE THOT and Union Savings Bank and Trust Co with various goods and services in a dense classifieds format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeolian Co
Vocalion Records
Cheattie
Arnold Fairyland, Co
Cunard Anchor S
Fagie Saving and Loan
Go Athieat
Engelbert—House Painter
Financial— American Finance Co
Boetgell & Chafield
Channer & Lawyer
Cseses
Claude Ashbrook & Co
Henry L. Doherty & Co
Stanley & Bissel
C.ecemcccees
Weil
Aackenenek
Thumrinu Wiccens
Tsennee
SCONE
Sheffield Silver
Pinkham
Powell & Clement—Sporting Goods
Ridgway's Tea
Segal Ds Kovoriad
Rosenthal—Drues
Eevanes Ca Tpa
Schaefer Rubber Co
Pinon Swears
Shillito’s
Spencer’s—Jewelry
Ispacsievinssue
Union Savines Bank and Trust Co
Ohio Sunday Movies Bill Is Doom for Reform Measure
Columbus March 30 The Ohio General Assembly declined to legalize Sunday motion picture shows. The House voted 65 to 4 to postpone indefinitely the Taylor bill allowing cities to decide on Sunday theater operation. Representative Taylor defended the bill against blue law opponents tied to the Lord's Day Alliance and National Reform Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
General Assembly
House
Taylor
Freeman
Hardin County
Huron County
Lord’s Day Alliance
National Reform Association
Death wagon driver named in Wall Street blast probe
New York report says the Death Wagon driver in the Wall Street explosion has been identified as a well known anarchist. Circulars with photos and descriptions were sent to police chiefs and postmasters nationwide. Officials could not confirm details due to absence of William Flynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Department of Justice
Financial District
William J. Flynn
Department
Bureau of Investigation
Police
New York Assembly Votes to Oust Socialist Henry Jager
In Albany on March 30 the New York Assembly voted 77 to 62 to declare the seat of Socialist Henry Jager vacant in Kings County. The expulsion followed a Judiciary Committee report finding Jager a non resident at the time of last fall’s election, when he was residing in Maywood New Jersey. Jager denied the charge on the floor. The attempt to unseat other Socialists Charles Solomon and Samuel Orr failed. Speaker Machold ruled on a procedural matter as Carroll sought to press a separate motion, with plans to renew next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
State Assembly
Henry Jager
Fourteenth
Kings County
Jager
Judiciary Committee
Maywood
N. J
Charles Solomon
Kings
Samuel Orr
Bronx
J. T. Carroll
Orr
Solomon
Simon L. Adler
Machold
Assemblyman
Carroll
Milk price cut announced by Cleveland dealer
The largest local milk retailer in Cleveland announced that from April 1 pints will be eight cents instead of nine, while quart milk remains at fourteen cents. This marks the second price reduction this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Mad Dog Bites Nine Children Before Being Shot
Nine children in Boxville Kentucky were bitten by a mad dog late yesterday before authorities shot the animal. The town plans to obtain medical treatments from the State Board of Health in Louisville, with doses expected to be forwarded to the affected families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxville
State Board of Health
Louisville
Hungary Faces Peril of War as Charles Seeks His Throne
Fears of a san guinary clash rise in Budapest as ex Emperor Charles seeks restoration from Steinamanger Castle. Reports say General Lehar plans a forcible entry. censorship blocks news while mass meetings press for arrest of aristocrats and clergy tied to the plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
Charles
Germany
Budapest
Associated Press
Steinamanger Castle
Dehar
Lehar
Windisch- Graetz
Mikes
Prangins
Switzerland
Austria
Count Hunyady
Admiral Horthy
Natonal
Women Jurors Impose Death Penalty in Iowa
Eugene C. Weeks was found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to death by a jury that included four women. Weeks and an accomplice were accused of fatally shooting a grocer during an attempted holdup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desy Movies
Eugene C. Weeks
Weeks
Decker Held in Killing of Lovett by Warsaw Ind.
Indictments returned by Kosciusko County Grand Jury charge Virgil Decker and two relatives with the March 12 death of Leroy Lovett near Atwood. Lovett, 19, died after a wrecked buggy was struck by a freight train. Decker allegedly confessed and later disputed the confession. Insurance plots were alleged as motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
Virgil Decker
Lydia Decker
Fred
Cal Decker
Kosciusko County
Leroy Lovett
Calvin Decker
Fred Decker
Atwood
Decker
Elkhart
Lovett
Bourbon
Virgil
C. B. Moon
Lovett Boy
Sett
U.S. Demands Action Over Two American Slayings in Mexico
Washington reports representations to the Mexican government demanding the arrest and punishment of those who killed Edward Davis a mining man near Sonora in early March and A D Bridges a Vera Cruz state plantation caretaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Edward Davis
Sonora
A. D. Bridges
Vera Cruz
Carranza General Arrested by U S Customs Inspector
Laredo Texas March 30 General Humberto Barros former officer in the Carranza army is under arrest here by the United States Customs Inspector for illegal entry and is being held awaiting instructions from Washington as to deportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Customs Inspector
Carranza General
Laredo
Tex
Humberto Barros
Carranza Army
Washington
Flag-Tearing Incident On American Schooner Telegram
Mexican seaman aboard the Telegram allegedly tore an American flag, threatening crew members. The Mexican Government will investigate, per Consul Ramel Ruesga who forwarded Captain H. F. Jackson's report to the Mexican Ambassador in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
Alvarado
Vera Cruz
RaMel Ruesga
Washington
H. F. Jackson
Death of Boston Sailor Quinn in Tampico
A U S Consul report from Tampico says John P. Quinn of Boston died March 15 in a Tampico hospital from a wound given by a policeman during a fight aboard the American schooner Thomas L. Wand after its February 9 arrival from Mobile. The officer was tried and acquitted on self defense grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Claude S. Dawson
United States
Tampico
Mexico
John P. Quinn
Thomas L. Wand
Mobile
Prohibition Gains in South America
Chicago March 30 Prohibition in South America is gaining according to a report to the Committee on Conservation and Advance of the Methodist Episcopal Church by Rev Otto Liebner treasurer of the Chile conference. Chile Argentina and Uruguay are the most fertile fields in the fight against liquor. Enactment of the Volstead act in this country aided prohibition forces in South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
South America
Committee On Conservation and Advance
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Otto Liebner
Chile
Liebner
New York
Argentina
Uruguay
Manager Bancroft Led 1884 Providence to First World Series Win
Frank C. Bancroft 75 longtime Cincinnati Baseball Club business manager died at Deaconess Hospital after a weeks long illness pneumonia set in. He had earlier managed Providence in 1884 and 1885 and later joined the Reds, with a storied career in baseball and military service as a Civil War drummer boy. Funeral plans to be announced by John J. Gilligan funeral home with Elks Lodge services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Bancroft
Cincinnati’ Baseball Club
Deaconess Hospital
Mr. Bancroft
Teasdale
Mr.Bancroft
Glenwood Avenue
Avondale
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Elks’ Lodge
Bancroft
Frank Carter Bancroft
Lancaster
Mass
New Bedford
Whales City
Worcester
Providence
Four Children Die In Akron Sandbank Slide
In Akron Ohio four boys aged 6 to 9 and a 4 year old girl were buried under fifteen tons of sand in a riverbank slide while at play. The mass collapsed as they climbed a sandbank in East Akron. All four boys died of suffocation and the girl Mary Ring was hospitalized with poor prospects. No blame was assigned. authorities call it an accident. Charles Ring alerted authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Joe Zubovich
Benjamin Sandrine
Nick Lasovich
John Dudrich
Mary Ring
East
Kent
Charles Ring
Raymond
Blood Stained Earth Points To Mine Scene of Murders
Blood stained earth from a Carbondale near Madisonville mine is analyzed by the State Board of Health to link to alleged Carbondale disappearances. Dr. Lillian South conducts the test, which may take two weeks, amid fears missing persons were killed and bodies possibly disposed of in a sealed section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
State Board of Health
Carbondale
Madisonville
Lillian South
Board of Health Laboratory
L. R. Fox
New York Central Asks Board to Cut Pay for 26,000 Workers
Chicago March 30 The New York Central Railroad seeks a provisional wage cut for about 26,000 unskilled workers effective April 1 with a hearing on a permanent reduction to follow. The case marks rail carriers first move to trim payrolls as conferences with clerical and other employees take place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y. Central
BOARD
Chicago
New York Central Railroad
Railroad Labor Board
J. Aronson
New York Central
A. O. Wharton
Mr. Aronson
Mr. Anderson
B. M. Jewell
Jewell
Labor Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Anderson
M. A. McClory
S. N. Striving
American Farm Bureau Federation of New York
Frank M. Bradley
New York State Federation of Agriculture
South Haven
Mich
Albany
Utica
Rome
Rochester
New York City
Railroad Security Owners Seek Conference With Union Chiefs
In New York the National Association of Owners of Railroad Securities invites the heads of the big four railroad brotherhoods to a conference in April to discuss labor problems. A 25 member special committee will aid and push for early action while noting the need for coordination between rates and wages bodies to ease the current strain on rail operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Association of Owners of Railroad Securities
United States Railroad Labor Board
Chicago
Davies Warfield
Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Railroad Labor Board of Chicago
Washington
Commission
Railroad Labor Board
Darwin P. Kingsley
New York Life Insurance Company
Haley Fiske
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Myron T. Herrick
Cleveland
W. T. Kemper
Kansas City
Charles C. Moore
San Francisco
A. C. Robinson
Pittsburg
George E. Brook
Henry Parkman
Boston
S. Fred Strong
New Haven
Conn
Tragic Car Train Crash Kills Two Near Glendale
Miss Bettie K. Lent 40 of 119 West Seventh Street dies when her auto is struck by a B and O passenger train at Skillman Crossing near Glendale. Companion Harry Levine 35 dies on the cowcatcher. A. J. Wagner escapes as the car plunges down a steep bank. Det. Dan Mahan and workers remove bodies and corral the wreckage as investigators note the car failed to avoid the train despite braking efforts.
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Skillman’s Crossing
Glendale
Bettie K. Lent
West Seventh Street
Harry Levine
A. ‘J. Wagner
Miss Lent
Dan Mahan
Cincinnati
Dayton
Mahan
Mr. Wagner
Harry A. Meyers
George Vettle
Burns Street
J. J. Sullivan
Wagner
Mr. Levine
M. L. Levine
Zoological Garden
Levine
Gary Steel Works
Gary
Wesley Avenue
Lent
Suspect Slayer of Wife in Akron to be Examined
Akron Ohio March 30 Police planned to have doctors examine the mental condition of Edward Moffet after he confessed to murdering his wife. Moffet went to police headquarters and said I have just killed my wife. Officers found the body with a slit throat and fifteen knives nearby. He claimed the killing followed a quarrel and could not recall the cause.
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Akron
Edward Moffet
Moffet
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Count Erdody
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Teleky
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Republic
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