Widow of Cincinnati Artist Dies in Norwood Apartment
Etta Nowottny Miller wife of Otto Emil Miller and widow of Prof Vincent Nowotthy was found dead in the Rebisso flats Norwood 4631 Main Ave. Her throat had been cut and right wrist severed with a razor evidently death occurred hours before discovery by her husband and landlord. Coroner said death by self inflicted wounds.
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Etta
Nowottny Miller
Otto Emil Miller
Vincent Nowotthy
Cincinnati Art Academy
Rebisso
Main Avenue
Norwood
Louis Rebisso
Miller
Louis
Mr. Rebisso
Mr. Miller
Mrs. Miller
Harold Fitch
Coe
Deadly Storm Roils South Killing Scores Across States
A sweeping tornado storm roared through Mississippi Arkansas Kentucky Alabama Missouri and Tennessee killing dozens and injuring hundreds. The heaviest toll was in Tennessee with numerous towns reporting fatalities and several military and civilian casualties.
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Louisville
Associated Press
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi
Arkansas
Kentucky
Alabama
Missouri
Tennessee
Thornton Hains Trial Replays Bayside Shooting Details
In Flushing a crowded court revisits Aug 15 1908 events leading to the Bayside Yacht Club shooting of William E Annis by Captain Peter C Hains Jr. Thornton Hains testifies amid courtroom friction as the defense probes movements to the fatal moment. The judge reprimands the defendant’s brother for shouting and a dramatic cross examination moment unfolds.
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Flushing
N.Y
William E. Annis
Bayside Yacht Club
Peter C. Hains
Thornton Jenkins Hains
Garrettson
Supreme Court
Thornton
DeWitt
General Hains
John F. McIntyre
Yacht Club
Atinis
de Witt
Thornton Hains
Garretteon
Claudia Hains
Annis
Toe
Durellevent
Detai S
Edward Hannigan
McIntyre
Hannigan
Fortress Monroe
Woman Shoots and Kills Man Near Window on West Ninth Street
Elizabeth Forsyth, wife of William Forsyth, shot L. D. Plowman a printer living at 11% West Ninth street early this morning after hearing noises at a ground floor window. Plowman died at a hospital. Forsyth was arrested but released on her own recognizance.
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L. D. Plowman
West Ninth Street
Elizabeth Forsyth
William Forsyth
Plowman
Ninth Street
Harry Vaughn
Lake Vessels Strike Looms by 30 000 Multinational Workers
In Buffalo on April 30 1920 unions plan a formal strike involving between 30 000 and 35 000 mariners on Great Lakes ships led by Marine Cooks and Stewards union officers as engineers refuse open shop contracts. Referendum backed a near unanimous vote to strike at dawn tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Great Lakes
Lake Carriers’ Association
Marine Engineers
Firemen, Oilers and Water Tenders’ Association
Marine Cooks and Stewards’ Union
Death sentence may be proved on Abdul Hamid
The Turkish deposed sultan Abdul Hamid faces possible trial by constitutional court martial with death likely. Reports say he will be moved from Salonika to Monastir as mobs threaten his head, with a forced 14 hour march to secure Constantinople.
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Abdul Hamid
Paris
Constantinople
Mafin
Salonika
Monastir
London
Saloniki
Europe
Turkey
Daily Telegraph
Tewfik Pasha
Sultan Mehmed V Tours Constantinople In Quiet Ceremony
A Khaki clad Mehmed V rode through Constantinople to the Mosque of St Sophia where he prayed for an hour. A priest sacrificed two rams on red carpet as the new sultan entered, contrasting with Abdul Hamid's former rites. Separately, reports from Adana describe brutal massacres and a shifting death toll amid fighting. The cabinet formed by Tewfik Pasha includes Ferid Pasha as minister of war and Rifaat Bey as minister of finance among others.
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Constantinople
Mehmed V
Turkey
St. Sophia
Abdul Hamid
Rabeia
Thomas D. Christie
Hartford
Shaker Boutros
Tarsus
Kozolook
Adana
Shiloh
Corinth
Vicksburg
Atlanta
Frederick Moore
Tewfik ‘Pasha
Tewfik Pasha
Ferid Pasha
Salah Pasha
Rifaat Bey
Riza Pasha
Rifaat Pasha
Sheik-Ul- Islam
Zia Eddin Effendi
Gabriel Effendi
Prince Mavrogordato
Pious Foundation
Mahmoud Ekrem Bey
Hakka Bey
Corpses in River as Martial Law Grips Mersina
Mersina is under martial law and sanitation is poor with lack of fresh water. The river carries bodies of dead Christians from massacres and a woman’s mutilated body was found nailed to a cross. Armenian pastors en route to Adana were killed by Moslems. Heyman, from Edinburgh, was imprisoned in Constantinople prompting a British protest.
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Mersina
Turkey
Adana
Heyman
Edinburgh
Constantinople
Refugees in Latakia Face Poor Conditions and Disease Fears
Refugees stream into Latakia from a devastated northern district. Sanitary conditions in barracks are poor and smallpox cases rise. Six hundred refugees are housed at the Reformed Presbyterian Church of America mission complex. American mission property at Kas Saby is reported destroyed by Moslems.
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Latakia
Turkey
Reformed Presbyterian Church of America
Kassaby
Covington Marshal Shot While Apprehending Suspect
Town Marshal George Kelley 40 of West Covington Kentucky was shot in the mouth last night while pursuing John Oder. Oder escaped but was detained minutes later by Covington patrolmen at Third and Russell streets. Kelley was hospitalized at St Elizabeth's and expected to recover.
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George Kelley
West
Covington
John
Blink”) Oder
Oder
Kinney and Hoelscher
Third
Russell Streets
Kelley
Leopold Englander
Moser
Eugene Martin
West End
Fourth
Main Streets
Chipman
Third Street
Smith and
Connelly
Parolmen
Kinney
Hoelscher
Marshal Kelley
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Wickersham Sets Sherman Law Policy Amid Legal Gathering
Attorney General Wickersham outlines his office program and the enforcement of the Sherman anti trust act at a New York gathering of top judges and lawyers. He warns that the price of peace is obedience to law and that deliberate attempts to restrain commerce or monopolize will be punished.
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New York
Supreme Court
Appellate Division
United States Circuit
Legal Profession
Wickersham
Attrey
Negroes Hanged by a Texas Mob
A mob stormed the Marshall county jail in Texas and lynched three African Americans Creole Mose Pi Hill and Mat Chase who were accused of killing Depot Sheriff Mark Huffman and Constable Alex Cargill during a raid. The militia guard was withdrawn and no arrests were reported.
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Marshall
Tex
Mose
Pi Hill
Mat Chase
Hill
Chase
Mark Huffman
Connaiceh
Alex. Cargill
Florida Senate adopts Beard resolution to disfranchise Black voters
The Beard joint resolution to disfranchise Black voters in Florida was adopted by the senate 20 to 10 and now goes to the house. A similar measure failed in the house two years ago after passing the senate.
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Tallahassee
Ala
Beard
Florida
Senate
House
Wife Calls Husband's Talk Tommyrot in Divorce
Mrs. Perry R. Campbell, deserted wife of a former Stamping ground pastor, dismisses claims that the arrested girl in St. Louis was his soulmate as tommyrot. She vows to prosecute Campbell and seek divorce, citing his infatuation with Miss Josephine Hosley. Their four year old son Ansel mourns without his father.
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Medina
Tenn
W. O. Smith
Willie Smith
J. P. Turner
Anna Blankenship
Smiths
Horn Lake
Miss
George McPeak
McPeak
Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Perry R. Campbell
Myrot
St.Louis
Campbll
Campbell
St. Louis
Tommyrot
Elopement tale of minister and bride to St Louis
In St Louis a pastor Perry Campbell and Miss Josephine Hosley eloped from Kentucky. Campbell admits selling furniture to pay transport and asks forgiveness as his wife seeks arrest. He says his love for Miss Hosley was not deep and vows to return to Louisville and seek his wife’s pardon.
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Commercial Tribune
ST. Louis
Hugh Oliver
Josephine Hosley
Perry R. Campbell
Campbell
Miss Hosley
Oliver
Louisville
Brokerage Firm Buddeke & Co Closes Under Creditor Pressure
Charles Buddeke & Co a Cincinnati brokerage firm at 709 715 Union Trust building closed yesterday after months of creditor pressure and failed proposals. Louis J Dolle attorney said offers to creditors were not accepted though reasonable. Buddeke sole owner with New York connections. liabilities rumored near six figures but exact total not disclosed. No assignment planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Buddeke & Company
Charles J. Buddeke & Co
Union Trust Building
Louis J. Dolle
Dolle
Charles Buddeke
Cincinnati
New York
Officers Will Nominate For Major In Fourth Regiment
Adjutant General Weybrecht orders a meeting of Fourth regiment officers in Columbus on May 4 to nominate two candidates for major. Election set for May 12. Likely nominees include Captain Bell G. Allen of Washington D. C. and Captain Frank D. Henderson of Marysville, to replace Majors Blizzard of Newark and George J. Marshall of Columbus who have resigned.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Weybrecht
Bell G. Allen
Washington D. H
Frank D. Henderson
Marysville
Blizzard
Newark
George J. Marshall
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Young’s Crossing
Fayetteville
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Hardeman Oaty
Clarksville
Centeville
Franklin
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Somerville
Laconia
Bells
Quito
Giles County
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Golden
Georgia
R. J. Walz
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Weakley
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Crawford County
Fort Smith
Mammoth
Chicago
Grand Crossing
Grand Crossing Tack Company
Michigan
Wisconsin
Notchin
Thornton Wains
Brother of Annis
Zance
Sultan
Rev
P. R. Campbell
West Covington
John Oder
Paige OF
Peage
Antitrust Law
Texas
Ansel Campbell
Sweetheart
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