Night time wrecks and alert guard at city crossings
The report details a Sunday parade of traffic disasters including a fatal collision at Dunn street crossing Lockland when Allan McAfee 19 Batavia Ohio was killed and Miss Marie Young 17 Norwood was injured. McAfee’s sister Miss Josephine McAfee 26 escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan McAfee
Batavia
Marie Young
Main Avenue
Norwood
Dunn Street
Lockland
Josephine McAfee
Detroit
McAfee
Warden Kniesley
Hillsboro
Lockland Street
Index to Advertisements Page List of Local Businesses
A dense catalog style listing shows numerous businesses and services such as Daniel's Loan Office Orientals Rugs Dry Cleaning Watch Display and more. The page mentions retail and professional entities including clothing shops, radios, ink stamps, coffeehouses and a theater motion pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dtdueagots
Daniel’s Loan Office
Effron-Gordon—Oriental Rugs
Patigrr
Cart Secie
Ceubae
Ae Graul
Ceveqeaus
Grove
Hathaway
Tee Herschede
Hewitt & Mackenbach—Specialists
Kelly Springs
Kool Shaw
Eoanben’s
Lloyd's Clothes
Music Hall
Merryweather—Coffee
Northcott-Smith—Men’s Clot People’s Bank and Savings
EEG Spank O
Ccc
Pscke
Skepee Pogue
Pohl’s
Post Toasties
Price Hill
Prince & Co
Opticians
Ralph Green
Auto Bandits Steal Bell Weighing 11 Ton
In Lille France May 8 report that motor car bandits stole a bronze church bell weighing about 11 tons from Essais village wrecked during the Somme retreat of 1917. An inspector of reconstruction work was knocked senseless during the theft by several men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lille
France
Essais
Somme
Dapper Hold-Up Man Robs Telephone Girl and Walks Away
A dapper robber, about 30, held up a West Exchange telephone operator, Roselle Colt, at Baymiller and John streets at 10 PM. He threatened with a revolver, took four one dollar bills, and left after a bow, with rings ignored. Police were alerted to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Chesterfield
Cincinnati
Roselle Colt
Overlook Street
Price Hill
West Exchange
Baymiller
John Streets
Bavmiller Street
Allen’s army joke defines A F in G as Allen’s family in Germany
A soldier on the Rhine clarifies the meaning of A F in G. He says officially it stands for American Forces in Germany, but troops jokingly call it Allen’s family in Germany, illustrating relations between General Allen and his troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coblenz
The
Rhine
A. F
Germany
Allen
Fugitive cow invades Sixth Street delicatessen
A cow from Reading road ran amuck into the Wallace sanitary delicatessen at 111 East Sixth Street, smashing a pastry display, overturning tables, and frightening customers including a girl near the door. The animal bolted through Sixth Street, damaging more in a chase that ended with witnesses claiming further destruction elsewhere. store manager J Bruce Wallace estimated damages over $50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Road
Wallace Sanitary Delicatessen
East Sixth Street
Kipling
Delicatessen
Evelyn Leporis
Crane Building
Madisonville
Bossy
Miss Leporis
Arthur DeWitt
Kilgour Street
Sixth Street
J. Bruce Wallace
Main Street
Sixth
Main
Wallace
Police secure extra patrols after fatal shooting on West Court
After William Walsh was shot at Abe Braberman's pawnshop on Longworth and Central, police increased patrols in the negro districts. Officers dispersed gatherings and kept residents moving as investigators prepared an inquest. Braberman faces murder charges but is freed on $2,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Walsh
West Court Street
Longworth
Central Avenue
Abe Braberman
Braberman
Walsh
Emmet Lirgan
West Sixth Street
Evanston
Hudson Avenue
Mr. Braberman
General Hospital
Cincinnati
Newport News
Handley
Abraham Perlmutter
Abe Broberman
Longworth Street
Perlmutter
Leo Broberman
Brabermans
Gorky Urges Aid for Five Thousand Russian Savants
Helsingfors dispatch reports Maxim Gorky issued via Finnish papers an appeal to the world to rescue Russia's intelligentsia. He is quoted saying about five thousand savants in Soviet Russia are on the verge of dying from hunger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Maxim Gorky
Helsingfors
Russia
Lawson airliner wrecked on maiden takeoff in Milwaukee
The Lawson airliner de luxe valued at 75000 crashed fifty feet to the ground after its wing hit a tree during takeoff at South Milwaukee field. Four passengers escaped uninjured including designer Alfred W. Lawson. Damages estimated at 8000 with the field blamed for the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Alfred W. Lawson
South Milwaukee
Mr. Lawson
Charles Wilcox
Carl Schory
Andy Surini
Industrial Division Tackles Labor War in Cincinnati
The Industrial Division of the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce led by L. H. Van Matre condemns open shop tactics as disruptive to public welfare and urges cooperation between capital and labor. John Fitzpatrick of the Chicago Federation of Labor counters with calls for fair hours and wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organized Labor
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
L. H. van Matre
van Matre
John Fitzpatrick
Chicago Federation of Labor
Fitzpatrick
Gary
Six Passenger Limousine Airplane Flies New York to Chicago
The six passenger limousine airplane left New York on Saturday and arrived in Chicago today after seven and a half hours in the air and two days travel time. It carried passengers and freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicken Dinner Sign Returns At Georgetown Restaurant
The Georgetown eatery reissues the old "Chicken dinner for seventy five cents" sign after being discarded during the war. The menu lists chicken with sides such as mashed potatoes, asparagus tips on toast, green peas timbales, sliced tomatoes, baked apples with marshmallows, Waldorf salad, strawberries with ice cream, and coffee, iced tea or milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown By
Georgetown
U S Participation in Councils Aids Allies Cause
Washington diplomats say American acceptance of invitations to sit on world economic settlement councils strengthens allied leverage against Germany. They expect participation on the Supreme Council, the conference of Ambassadors, and the Reparation Commission to speed settlements and clear misunderstandings about mandates. The Knox peace vote may be delayed until overseas issues clear, signaling U S solidarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Germany
Supreme Council
Conference of Ambassadors
Reparation Commission
House of Representatives
Prison mutiny at Indiana Reformatory leaves guard dead
Jeffersonville Indiana May 8 John H Grimm 50 a guard at the Indiana State Reformatory was beaten to death during a prison uprising Herrick McCarty 23 and Fred Mullett 21 convicts were shot. McCarty is gravely wounded and expected to die while Mullett’s hip wound is not life threatening. guards police and fire department restored order by midnight with extra patrols post incident
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville
Ind
John H. Grimm
Indiana State Reformatory
Herrick McCarty
Fred. Mullett
Grimm
McCarty
George H. Phelps
Harry Goldman
Goldman
Mullett
Reformatory
G. A. H. Shidler
Wreck of Sunshine Special Ends in Fireman Death
Two men held on secret docket after midnight wreck of the Sunshine Special westbound at Almont Arkansas. Fireman John Slocum of Little Rock killed when engine pinned. engineer Kellogg and clerks Scott and Walker injured. Wreck ruled intentional. switch opened and lamps extinguished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mikemphis
Missouri Pacific Railway
Almont
Ark
John Slocum
Little Rock
B. D. Kellogg
Robert Scott
C. B. Walker
Bridge Junction
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Blanton
Missouri Pacific
Grimm
Reformatory
Congress Faces Busy Week With Major Bills Coming
Congress confronts a packed week with Senate action on the emergency tariff bill and naval appropriation, House consideration of the army appropriation, grain exchange regulation, and a probe into railroad rates. The Interstate Commerce Committee begins hearings Tuesday with railroad executives as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Johnson
Republican
California
David H. Blair
Winston Salem
N. C
Internal Revenue
Judiciary Committee
Volstead
Minnesota
Palmer
House Special Committee
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Philadelphia
Senate Elections Committee
Ford-Newberry
Berry
Inter-Oceanic Committee
Panama Canal
Borah
Idaho
Wilson
Two Killed in Irish Clash Amid Dublin Disturbances
In Dublin on May 8 weekend unrest led to two constables killed and two sergeants wounded. A stampede of a Jesuit congregation on Gardiner Street injured several people as shots fired targeted individuals blamed for hurling three bombs at a Crown Forces lorry on Drumcondra Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ireland
Gardiner Street
Crown
Drumcondra
Haiti Delegates Propose U S Military Withdrawal Over Atrocities
Three Haitian delegates arrive in Washington to present a memorial to President Harding the State Department and Congress detailing alleged U S Marine and gendarmerie abuses in Haiti during five years of occupation. The document names tortures lengthy death tolls and calls for martial law abolition a new Haitian police force and a constituent assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Haiti
United States
Republic
Harding
State Department
Congress
Daniels
Mayo
Knapp
Naval Court of Inquiry
Josephus Daniels
Mathias
New York
Smedley D. Butler
Legislaive Assembly
Court of Inquiry
Cape Haitien
Chabert
H. Pauleus Lannon
Stence Vincent
Senate
Percival Thoby
Patriotic Union of Haiti
Port Au Prince
Amateur Wrestler Kills Home Invader In Self Defense
Louis H. Ardouin of the Olympic Club, recent Pacific Coast amateur heavyweight champion, killed a man found rifling his bureau drawer in San Francisco. The intruder, identified as William E. Anderson, grappled with Ardouin for five minutes before Ardouin used a wrestling hold to detain him until help arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Louis H. Ardouin
Olympic Club
Pacific Coast
William E. Anderson
Ardouin
Anderson
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Thain Hitsauto
Flyer
West End
Miss McAfee
Young
D. C. Handley
Cas
Clark Street
Kentucky
Irvine Matz
Lindsay Street
Newport
Cutter Street
James Thompson
Richmond Street
Thompson
Samuel Pinsky
West Eighth Street
Charles Woolfrum
Isadore
Harry Pinsky
Michael McCarthy
Paradrome
Uphiger
Romeo
Bacchus
Son of Mars
Howdy
Fifth and
Walnut
Teen Ee Ee Eee
Fugitive Cow
AMUCK
Sixth ST. Delicatessen
Rivals Bull
China Shop
Gorky
Texas Field
AE Eline
Tex
Carson
Margaret Pearson
E. A. Locking
U.S
U. S
Indiana
Regent Inquiry
West Indian Island
U. S. Marine
Housebreaker
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