Olivia Stone collapses on stand during murder trial
Olivia M P Stone a nurse collapsed while testifying in her trial for the murder of Ellis Guy Kinkead former Cincinnati Corporation Counsel. Alienists recommended no further questioning and the judge adjourned the case pending tomorrow.
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New York
Olivia M. P. Stone
Ellis Guy Kinkead
Cincinnati Corporation
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
Aspinall
Kirkehead
Warbasse
Justice Aspinall
Drs
Cecil McCoy
Anna P. Ralston
Classified Ad Index Page Highlights
An index page lists advertisements and advertisers such as Ban-Opto Eye Remedy Dow's Drug Stores Fifth-Third National Bank Citizens National Bank Noonday Services Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Harry W. Smith clothing Rolfes Optometrist Sun Mutual Fire Insurance The City Ice and Fuel Co The Edw A Winter Co The Effron Co The French Bros Bauer Co The Mabley & Carew The Union Gas and Electric Co Want Ads Classified with various lines and page references.
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Sorc Peewee Erseseses Amusements
Pena Ban
Ae Charles E. Smith & Sons
Coto Typo Wines
Dow's Drug Stores
East Hills Coal and Supply Co
Fifth-Third National Bank
Citizens National Bank
National Job Print Co
PRONE
U Naked
FUG
Grove
Harry W. Smith—Clothing
SDI
Atteus Fo
Pinkham’s
Bechman
PMAER
FEF Enon, Yoo
Sun Mutual Fire Insurance Co
The
City Ice and Fuel Co
Edw
A. Winter Co
Effron Co
Three Die as Tobacco Warehouse Buckles in Bowling Green
Bowling Green Kentucky March 30 three men were killed and six injured when a three story frame warehouse of the American Tobacco Company collapsed under 800000 pounds of tobacco. The dead include Edward L Hendricks 48 manager of the warehouse Roy Haynes 25 bookkeeper and a negro workman. Fifteen men were buried in the debris others escaped with minor injuries.
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Bowling Green
American Tobacco Company
Edward L. Hendricks
Kentucky
Roy Haynes
Scottsburg
Jurors Challenged Over alleged Tampering in Burch Murder Trial
In Los Angeles the murder trial of Arthur C. Burch faced a key challenge as defense counsel Paul W. Schenck moved to dismiss the entire juror panel for cause amid claims of attempts to probe jurors opinions. He sought subpoenas for top district attorney staff to reveal possible bias influencing the panel.
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Los Angeles
Arthur C. Burch
Paul W. Schenck
Schenck
Thomas Lee Woolwine
William C. Doran
Talesmen
A _ Asa
Sidney N. Reeve
Zoe Rutherford
Miss Rutherford
Burch
Fred Betts
Betts
R. L. Reeves
Reeves
Madalynne Obenchain
W. A. Burch
Pied Piper Called As Rats Rampage In Haverstraw
In Haverstraw New York rats invade the high school and library destroying history books and grammar texts. The board and mayor appeal for help citing rats in classrooms and gym lockers. A flea infested nuisance has looted about $35 from students.
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Havberstraw
N. Y
Board of Education
Army Corps of Rats
German Estates May Be Returned Under Plan To Avert Confiscation
American policy expert Colonel Thomas W Miller outlines a Harding administration plan to resolve German property held in the United States. The proposal aims to compensate American claimants, prevent German taxation from confiscating assets, and use proceeds to restore commerce. The plan envisions pooling assets to back a large US Germany credit and restore relations, with a ninth page continuation.
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the Commercial Tribune
Washington
America
United States
National Treasury
Thomas W. Miller
Allen David Lawrence
Harding
Lusitania
Germany
Rescue Near Niagara Falls Sparks of Courage at River Edge
Jeffrey Wilson of Rochester, 43 Lake Avenue, clung to a rock in the Niagara River near the American Falls after slipping from Goat Island Bridge. Police and fire units battled the swift rapids as Patrolman Charles Smith and Driver Charles Radford coordinated a daring rope-assisted rescue. Wilson survived with minor injuries and attributed his life to temporary ice formations easing the current.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Jeffrey Wilson
Lake Avenue
Rochester
Niagara River
Goat Island Bridge
Wilson
Charles Smith
Charles Radford
Smith
William Birmingham
Vermen
Ireland Edges Toward Peace with New Unified Accord
London reports Churchill announced a landmark pact between Northern and Southern Ireland to restore peace. The agreement creates a mixed Catholic Protestant police cadre in Belfast, a special court for serious crimes, and cross jurisdiction cooperation with Parliament backing Belfast employment relief.
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London
Associated Press
Winston Spencer Churchill
House of Commons
Ireland
Michael Collins
James Craig
Ulster
Belfast
Senate Ratifies Last Arms Treaties by Large Majority
The Senate approved the final two treaties of the arms conference group by overwhelming votes 66 to 0 on the far Eastern pact and 58 to 1 on the Chinese tariff revision. Senator Borah and Hitchcock led criticisms of Chinese schedules, while King cast the lone no vote. The action ends a long administration campaign and caps rapid ratification of five of seven treaties.
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Washington
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Foreign Relations Committee
King
Utah
Ilitchcock
Underwood
Alabama
China
Woman Charged With Embezzling 7500 a Year
Miss Margaret McCarthy, 30, formerly of Moses Rosenthal Kennedy, was arrested in Hammond Indiana on a charge of embezzling 7500 dollars annually from a Chicago law firm. She offered no explanation beyond I dont know why I did it.
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Chicago
Hammond
Ind
Margaret McCarthy
Moses, Rosenthal & Kennedy
Man Finds Body of Woman in Wrecked Boat Helper
The body of Mrs. Arthur Schletker aged 23 of Newport was found yesterday by her husband, engineer on the ill fated boat Helper, after the craft capsized and sank in the Ohio River on March 16. She was taken to Theodore Rose & Son funeral home in Covington. Funeral services are set for today at Garfield Castle's home in Covington with burial in Vine Street Hill Cemetery. The search for Captain A E Burnside, also drowned, has been abandoned.
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Arthur Schletker
West Seventh Street
Newport
Ohio River
Schletker
Ohio
Theodore Rose & Son
Seventh
Scott Streets
Covington
Mutinous Crew Aboard Sinking Schooner Ricameron
Boston March 30 A strike aboard the four master Ricameron contributed to its wreck after leaking and repairs. Eleven crewmen, including Captain Richardson, a Black sailor, were rescued by the collier Penobscott near Nantucket Sound after drifting in an open boat for hours. The mutiny claim centered on a verbal agreement to stop at New York rather than Calais Me.
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Boston
Penobscott
Great Round Shoal
Nantucket Sound
Richardson
Ricameron
Norfolk
Calais
New York
Einar Carlson
Cook
Middle Rip Shoal
Jury sentences powers to die in electric chair Morris Lee murder
Four bandits held up a Central Confection Company sales team on Reading road near McMillan Street Bridge at 7 pm robbing them of 1500 dollars. James Radcliffe and J C Carson, both Columbus residents, were held as prisoners while two bandits fled with their car. Later, Radcliffe reported their car was found at Erie avenue and Tarpus street.
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Morris Lee
Reading Road
McMillan Street
James Radicliffe
Cleveland Avenue
Columbus
Radcliffe
J. C. Carson
Hunter Street
Central Confection Company
Radicliffe
Carson
M Radicliffe
Earl Shipley
East
Radclffe
McArthur
Erie Avenue
Tarpus Street
Missionary Dr. Shelton Killed in Tibet Brigand Attack
Chinese notes recount that Shelton a Disciples of Christ medical missionary was killed after defying warnings and pressing into chaotic Szechuan frontier. He traveled with native guards, was attacked February 16 after being warned February 15, and died February 17 from head back and abdomen wounds.
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Washington
Albert Leroy. Shelton
Disciples of Christ
Christian Churen
Tibet
Spencer
Missouri
Chinese Foreign Office
State Department
Szechuan
Shelton
Dr. Shelton
Foreign Office
Langley Bill Aims 17 Million for Veterans Hospitals
Washington March 30 A House vote tomorrow likely on the Langley bill authorizing 17 million dollars to fund expanded hospital facilities for war veterans. The measure seeks to improve veteran care through expanded hospital capacity.
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Washington
Earth tremors felt in Hickman Kentucky
Earth tremors lasting several seconds were felt in Hickman at 11 o clock this morning. No damage was reported.
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Hickman
Ex- Emperor Charles Lies Ill in Madeira
The ex emperor Charles in Funchal Madeira is critically ill and has received extreme unction as doctors report his condition. Vienna reports Dr De Lug, former court physician, left for Madeira to attend him as monarchists raise 3,000,000 crowns to aid the ex ruler.
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Lisbon
Associated Press
Charles
Funchal
Madeira
Vienna
de Lug
Automobile used in gem hold up tied to Haberman suit
Campbell Circuit Court records show Liberal Loan Co owner Samuel Savin suing Barney Haberman for attachment of a touring car linked to a $50,000 diamond robbery. Burton’s confession names Haberman as owner. Detroit police awaiting records to confirm ownership. car stored by Sheriff Louis B. Tieman.
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Liberal Loan Company
East Sixth Street
Cincinnati
Campbell Circuit
Samuel Savin
Barney Haberman
Ferry Avenue
Detroit
Mich
Haberman
Newport
Standard
Monmouth Street
Savin
Iran Burton
St. Louis
Burton
Sterling Hotel
Sixth
Mound Streets
Campbell County
Jury sentences Powers to death in Covington murder case
The Kenton Circuit Court convicted James Powers for the January 22 shooting of Covington theater manager Morris Lee. After eight hours of deliberation and ten ballots, the jury found willful murder with a death sentence. The judge postponed final action on a motion for a new trial as Powers awaits appeal.
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Kenton
James Powers
Morris Lee
Covington
Tingley Rogers
William Macke
Tracy
John T. Murphy
Powers
Murphy
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Harry Lee
Orie S. Ware
Commonwealth Attorney
Pistol Battle After Detroit Burglary Attempt in Ontario
Ten Detroit men attempted to burglarize Gordon Reaume's Ontario home at Petite Cote. Gordon Reaume and his brother Albert fired in a revolver exchange, nine escaped, one identified as Thomas Faheridan was captured and injured, police arrived to take him into custody.
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Detroit
Mich
Gordon Reaume
Petite Cote
Ontario
Reaume
Albert
Thomas Faheridan
Reaumes
Sandwich
Faheridan
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Swoong
Kinkead
Miss Stone
Raya Street
Jait
Cincinnati General Hospital
Mt. Olivet
Berlin
Lawrence
David Lawrence
North
South Ireland
Justce
Northern Ireland
Hugband
Nantucket
Bandits
Auto Hom
McMillan Street Bridge
James Radcliffe
Omelion
ADC
Tero Oattagh
W. A. Brady
Brady
Judge Tracy
Lee
James Lawler
Patrick Carney
Frank Nordman
John Rehm
Treaster
Ninth Ward Building Association
Lawler
Carney
Building Association
Twelfth and
Russell Streets
Nordman
Rehm
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