Russia to earn US recognition through sound internal order
Secretary of State Hughes, addressing a State Department delegation, said the United States will withhold political recognition of Soviet Russia until Moscow establishes a sound domestic reconstruction and credit basis. He stressed no outside credit until Russia proves a capable, responsible government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
United States
Genoa
Hughes
State Department
International League For Peace and Freedom
Cleveland Suspends Judgment in Insurance Murder Case
A Cleveland woman is jailed on theft charges amid suspected murders to collect about 11 000 in life insurance. Investigators say she married five times with three deaths in Pittsburgh and two in Cleveland, including two children poisoned earlier. Postmortem on the fifth husband awaits coroner’s findings.
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Cleveland, O
Edward Co. Stanton
Stanton
Pittsburgh
Sev
Cleveland
Red Cross
A. H. Hammond
Hammond
Russians Ready To Relinquish Seized Property
Genoa May 1 Prime Minister Lloyd George told a committee of the Allied powers that Russia would relinquish seized property as part of postwar settlement efforts. The statement comes amid talks on restitution and the role of the new socialist government in Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Associated Press
Lloyd George
Index to Advertisements Amusements and Local Businesses
Merchant list with entries such as Deedacers Burger Bros Malt Extracts and East Hills Coal and Supply Co. plus piano firms and several banks and service providers. The page reads as a directory style compilation of local ads and business names with page numbers, reflecting a 19th or early 20th century classifieds section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Aerereer Ry Rrr
Cunard-Anchor
East Hills Coal and Supply Co
M. Abbott Piano Co
Freischmann's Yeast
ifth-Third National Bank
McComb CO
Seree
Opateve Kammerer & Kahny
Beasongood & Mayer
Haden's Union Savings Bank
Obit Sil, Roth & Co
Bears Restaurant
Benbotker
Shane
Gaenkes
Thmond Bros
Ohare
A. M. Lewin Lumber En Fae
Russia at Bay and Red Army Prepared for Defense
Moscow May 1 As Soviet War Minister Leon Trotzky addressed the Moscow garrison at the May review in Red Square the Red oath was taken by all soldiers. He warned that allies at Genoa seek terms Russia will never accept and urged troops to be prepared. One hundred thousand troops marched in the review followed by hundreds of thousands of workers as they pledged to defend Soviet Russia to the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Associated Press
Leon ‘Trotzky
Red Square
Genoa
Russia
Soviet Russia
Supreme Court Rules Emergency Fleet Corp Not Suable Without Consent
The Supreme Court decides the Emergency Fleet Corporation of the United States Shipping Board is not a government agency suable without consent. The ruling affects numerous pending claims and may force settlements and new litigation strategy across the country. Chief Justice Taft dissented joined by Justices Clark and Vandevanter.
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Washington
Emergency Fleet Corporation of the
United States Shipping Board
Supreme Court
Taft
Clark
Vandevanter
Shipping Board and Fleet Corporation
Lasker
Schlesinger
New York
Shipping Board
Legal Department
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Court of Claims
Fleet Corporation
Secret Fertilizer Process Behind Ford Muscle Shoals Plan
WASHINGTON May 1 Henry Ford's plan to buy and lease Muscle Shoals properties includes a secret fertilizer-making process. W B Mayo chief engineer said the new method could cut production costs by half and produce the cheapest soil foods, with government chemists confirming no official details.
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Washington
Muscle Shoals
Ala
W. B. Mayo
Henry Ford
Senate Agricultural Committee
Ford
Congress
Mr. Mayo
Deserter Carlo Russo Bound for Pittsburgh
Carlo Russo, wanted in Pittsburgh on a wife desertion charge, is en route from Chicago after habeas corpus proceedings were dismissed. He admitted sending his wife and twins $500 since arriving in Chicago three years ago and was seized by authorities before the train departed.
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Chicago
Carlo Russo
Pittsburgh
Russo
Husband fires at wife at home in midnight incident
Mrs Elizabeth Kailish reports her husband Clifford Kailish shot at her as she entered their home at midnight. She identified him as the assailant, said bullets hit the wall, and obtained a warrant for shooting with intent to kill. He fled over a rear fence into an alley.
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Elizabeth Kailish
State Avenue
Shore
Clifford Kailish
Shelby Avenue
Who Won as Boy Breaks Ankle in Tie Game
Fifteen year old John Ries fractured his right ankle while playing on Hunt street commons. Police carried him to General Hospital where, in bed, he asked who won. His teammates replied we won three to two, and he yelled with relief.
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John Ries
Park Avenue
General Hospital
John
John End
Hunt Street Commons
Movies by Radio Are Coming Soon
Boston May 1 Motion pictures transmitted by radio are not only possible but probable said S A Porter of Newark New Jersey President of the Society of Motion Pictures Engineers in an address at the organizations convention here today He noted that pictures are being transmitted by radio and a step from single pictures to a series joined as a moving picture may lead to broadcasted films for educational institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
S.A Porter
Newark
N. J
Society of Motion Picturesngineers
Bank Runner Robbed Of $12,000 In California Town
Six armed unmasked bandits halted a Central Bank of Oakland messenger in a residential area and robbed him of 12000 dollars while he drove to a North Oakland bank branch.
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California
Oakland
Cal
Central Bank of
Maullar Named to Utilities Commission in Ohio
Frank B. Maullar of Chillicothe, a Republican real estate and insurance man, was named by Governor Davis to the State Public Utilities Commission to replace the late E. A. Tinker. Maullar, 47, will serve until February 1927 and is noted as the first non lawyer appointed in years.
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Columbus
Frank B. Maullar
Chillicothe
Davis
State Public Utilities Commission
E. A. Tinker
Maullar
Ross County
Republican State Central Committee
Ohio University
Fire in Senator McKellar’s room prompts hotel exodus
A fire began in the Portland Hotel apartment of Senator McKellar of Tennessee causing a rush of guests to flee the building. Several lawmakers including Senator Townsend of Michigan and Japanese Embassy staff were among those affected. Firemen and reporters collided with a large mirror, mistaking it for a hotel cafe entrance.
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Washington
Senator McKellar
Tennessee
Portland
Congress
Senator Townsend
Michi
Earl of Balfour Official Title For Sir Arthur Balfour
The Earl of Balfour is the official title for Sir Arthur J. Balfour by virtue of the earldom conferred on him by King George. The announcement corrects the common usage of Earl Balfour adopted after his elevation to the peerage.
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London
Associated Press
Earl of Balfour
Arthur J. Balfour
George
Earl Balfour
Independent Produce Exchange Forms From Cincinnati Commission Houses
Thirty two Cincinnati commission houses organized an independent Produce Exchange after dissatisfaction with the Chamber of Commerce prompting a new constitution and by laws. The group aims to remain affiliated if the Chamber’s board approves at the May 9 meeting. J. L. Simmons presided. members include William Zimmer man William F. Toohey P. W. Kolb Fred Kasten Dave Rindsburg F. E. Gould Clarence A. Peters and J. J. Wooten.
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Chamber of Commerce
Trade Chamber
William C. Culkins
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Mr. Culkins
William Zimmerman
William F. Toohey
P. W. Kolb
Fred Kasten
Dave Rindsburg
F. E. Gould
Clarence A. Peters
J. J. Wooten
New Produce Exchange
Commission
Cincinnati
J. L. Simmons
British Budget Cuts Income Tax By One Shilling
London May 1 British Chancellor Sir Robert Horne announced a one shilling to the pound cut in the income tax rate to six shillings per pound. Also reduced duties on ten by four pence, letter postage to one and a half pence, printed papers to half a penny and past ecards to one penny. He noted signs of trade revival and that debt redemption continued vigorously. The net revenue impact was about 32.5 million pounds, with 335 million for national debt services, 62.3 million for the army and 64.884 million for the navy.
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London
Associated Press
Robert Horne
House of Commons
Four Wellesley Coeds Suspended for Forbidden Auto Rides
Wellesley Mass May 1 Names of four students of Wellesley College who were suspended last week for violation of college rules became known today. The students were charged with taking part in forbidden automobile rides with Harvard undergraduates. Louisa R. Shotwell Ethel M. Rogers Bernice Anderson and Mary McCarthy all are juniors and will be allowed to re enter college in the fall.
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Wellesley
Mass
Wellesley College
Harvard
Louisa R. Shotwell
Skaneateles
N. Y
Ethel M. Rogers
Newark
N. J
Bernice Anderson
Hamilton
Ont
Mary McCarthy
Marlborough
Tragic auto deaths and injuries from city parade rush
Coroner reports a fatality and multiple injuries as three more children fall victim to autos in Hamilton County. A 13 year old, Toney Lanzaratto, died after being struck while chasing the John Robinson circus parade. Evelyn Meyer, 2, suffered skull fracture after running into Sixth Street traffic. A seven year old, Herbert Shosenhoff, escaped with minor bruises. An additional collision near Glenway and Carmania injures Elmer Meyers, while residents describe chaotic aftermath.
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Handley
Hamilton County
Toney Lanzaratto
Rittenhouse Street
Gest
Baymuisler
Toney
Dyer
Jin
J. Williams
First Avenue
Price Hill
Gest and
Baymiller Streets
Calliope
Lanzara
Edward Niehaus
State Avenue
General Hospital
Niehaus
West Sixth Street
Evelyn Meyer
Baltimore Road
Berstel Avenue
North Fairmount
Sixth Street
Seton Hospital
Rachel
Fred Duvell
Grand Avenue
Eda Meyer
Evelyn
Joseph Bettinghouse
Herbert Shosenhoff
Thirty-fourth Street
Oakley
Madison Road
Gilmore Avenue
Wealtby
Minnie Westerhoff
Forest Avenue
Norwood
Glenway
Carmania Avenues
Elmer Meyers
Queen City Avenue
Walter Sadler
Glenway Avenue
Joseph Schaefer
Blanchard Avenue
Harry J. Smith
Harrison Avenue
Meyers
Auto Patrol
Wilson Fund Exemption Expected From IRS Ruling
Treasury officials anticipate a ruling by the Internal Revenue Bureau exempting contributions to the Woodrow Wilson Foundation from federal income tax. The decision is expected tomorrow.
Nichols Withdraws From Governor Race In Personal Decision
Judge Hugh L. Nichols announced he will not enter the August Democratic gubernatorial race citing personal reasons and urged support for Senator Atlee Pomerene. He said the campaign would be too demanding and pledged continued party loyalty and backing for nominated candidates.
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Hugh L. Nichols
Atlee Pomerene
Judge Nichols
Pomerene
Democratic Party
Ohio
Wandering inmate found after three days without food
Gerald Kehof, 67, an inmate of the Little Sisters of the Poor home on Riddle Road, wandered city streets for more than three days without food. He was found near the Miami Bridge on Beechmont Avenue and taken to General Hospital for observation.
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Foo
Gerald Kehof
Little Sisters of the Poor
Riddle Road
Beechmont Avenue
Miami Bridge
Linwood
Kehof
General Hospital
Slayers Feud Emerges From Jail Over Circus Owner Killing
In Mt. Holly New Jersey on May 1 physician reports Powell the alleged slayer of circus owner John T Brunen is in a nervous collapse after confessing to Mohr Brunen s brother in law who allegedly pressured him to kill Brunen Powell s screams echoed outside the jail as Mohr who had been in an adjoining cell was moved following the collapse Prosecutor Kelsey asked the grand jury to defer indictments to allow further investigation Authorities withheld details about a woman linked to Mohr and her whereabouts
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MT. Holly
N. J
Charles M. Powell
John T. Brunen
Powell
Harry C. Mohr
Brunen
Mohr
Grand Jury
William H. Kelsey
Pottstown
Camden
Bandits Torch Theater Manager But Fail To Get $3000
Chicago May 1. Bandits torched by burning paper torches but failed to extract the safe combination from Harry Crawford manager of a West Side movie house. He refused to divulge the code and saved the $3000. The robbers grew tired of torture, searched his pockets and fled.
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Chicago
Harry Crawford
West Side
May Day in Paris Quiet Amid Small Clashes
Paris observed the quietest May Day since the armistice with only a few police clashes that left some injured. An airplane equipped with wireless surveyed city crowds to report Communist gathering points to headquarters.
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Paris
Manifestant S
Fone
Doctors clash with reporters at Cincinnati medical meeting
A heated altercation erupted after the Cincinnati Academy of Medicine meeting at the Literary Club leaving Dr. W. E. Schenk and reporter Allison F. Stanley involved. The incident followed a dispute over a published report and included accusations of fabricating the account and attempted barring of reporters from future meetings.
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Allison F. Stanley
W. E. Schenk
Cincinnati Academy of Medicine
Academy
Wagg
Schenk
Mr. Stanley
Mas E Nen
Mr. Stanley Asked Dr. Schenk
Sian
Dr. Schenk
C.E. Schinkle
Meany
M. Tate
Ead
I. William G. Gillespie
General Hospital
Tate
Variou
D. Palmer
Drs. C. Ll. Bonifield
J. DeCourcy
C. Souther
C. P. Holt
Zielonka
Legion Leader Claims Support For Fivefold Bill
May address by Colonel Hanford MacNider of New York states the fivefold bill is passing. He says the American Legion aided lawmakers in drafting the bill and that it is not a Legion child but born in Congress.
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New York
Hanford MacNider
Ander
The
American Legion
Congress
Union radicals clash with Catholics in Mexico City May Day riot
At the Mexican capital May Day celebrations turned violent as union laborers and Catholics clashed. A boy was killed and several dozen wounded as syndicalists attacked a building housing the Association of Catholic Young Men. The riot led to fires, library destruction, street closures, and a general strike threat over rent and land issues, with many districts halted and taxis sole transport.
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Mexico City
Associated Press
Association of
Dhe
Foreign? Relations
Federal District
May Day Parade Unites Socialists and Communists in Berlin
In Berlin 100000 workers marched to Lustgarten despite rain to celebrate May Day, uniting Socialist factions and the Communists in a mass demonstration. A new speaking choir proclaimed socialist mottoes in chorus before rain abruptly ended the event. Labor observers noted the day overall.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Lustgarten
Labor
Rome observes May Day with complete labor abstention
Rome marks May Day with a general abstention from work. Stores close, no trolley cars or cabs run, and newspapers do not appear. The urban population participates in the first of May observance.
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Rome
Associated Press
Rain cancels Socialist May Day parades in Stockholm
In Stockholm on May Day rain disrupted plans as Socialist and Communist marches were sparsely attended and the anticipated parade was called off.
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Stockholm
Chief of Police Faces Resignation Over Prisoner Death
EAST ST. LOUIS IL May 1 Chief M J Mulcomery and James Nevill along with seven police officers were urged to resign by the Board of Fire and Police Commissioners after an inquiry into prisoner John Campanella s death in police HQ. Officials say they will defy the order citing legal protections and counsel.
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East ST. Louis
M. J. Mulcomery
James Nevill
Board of Fire and Police Commissioners
John Campanella
Leroy Browning
Corporation Counsel
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