Wilson urges defeat of Reed to aid Democratic party
Former President Woodrow Wilson urges Missouri voters to defeat United States Senator James A. Reed to redeem the party's reputation. In letters to Gov. Lon V. Stephens and attorney John C. Higdon, Wilson backs the push for the Democratic primary on August 1 and contends Reed is a marplot harming the party. Reed awaits comment after Wilson’s public letters and campaign launches by Breckenridge Long.
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ST. Louis
Associated Press
United States
James A. Reed
Wilson
Lon V. Stephens
Missouri
Reed
Breckenridge Long
Jiteed
Woodrow Wilson
John C. Higdon
Higdon
Long
Cape Greau
Moberly
Youths Could Surpass Ford in Nitrogen Output
Chicago May 8. Federal Board for Vocational Education officials say American youth could improve soil nitrogen with sweet clover more than Henry Ford's Muscle Shoals project. Thirteen state directors and teachers attended with Dr. Helen Thompson of Detroit delivering the keynote on home economics.
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Chicago
America
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Helen Thompson
Detroit
Ford President Club Planned in McPherson County
D R Coughlix announces organization of a Henry Ford President Club in McPherson County to be formed soon in Topeka Kansas.
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Topeka
Kan
D. R. Coughlix
The
State Council For Progressive Political Action
Henry Ford President
McPherson County
Advertisements Index Page 2
A scattered list of ad listings includes Ayvad's Water Wings and various merchants such as Burger Bros Malt Extracts East Hills Coal and Supply Fleischmanns Yeast Fifth Third National Bank First National Bank Fourth National Bank and The Community Chest Also shows motion pictures Ohio Truss Co Pinkhams Vegetable Co The John Van Range Co Waegners Opticians and War Department shoe notices among other local ads and business lines.
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Wascsesccscces
Art der CieeWiig CO
Csscccechusss
Ayvad
Seubh Hut
Csi Fai Ices
Csastbeedes & Baseball
Reds
Guepébcce
Howere
Burger Bros
Ieee
Fifth-Third National Bank
First National Bank
Fourth National Bank
Seasongood & Mayer
Weill, Roth & Co
Gidding . Herschede
Kotte's Drug Store
Iweky Strike Cigarettes
Eateet Se Tekacseess
Motion Pictures
Ohio Truss Co
Pinkham's Vegetable Cologue
Richard's Exterminator
Richmond Bros.—Paints
Schaefer Rubber Co
Rigo SD. A
Das Sdendasse
Southern Railway System
Community Chest
Geo,Ast Candy Co
Mabley & Carew Co
John van Range Co
Waegner's—Opticians
Ae War Department Shoe Seusabageesn, Ee
British Vet Seeks Embassy Aid Over Kidnap Charge
Washington May 8 British Embassy officials said action on Alexander E Robertson British war veteran would depend on information to come from Robertson who plans to present matter tied to his supposed kidnaping over his affection for Miss Mary Culberson daughter of Senator Culberson of Texas Embassy denied requests for an escort and senators silence continued.
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Washington
Alexander E. Robertson
Robertson
Mary Culbertson
Senator Culberson
Texas
Newark
N. J
Culberson
Miss Culberson
Department of Justice
William J. Burns
Department
Bureau of Investigation
G. W. Anderson
W. J. Burns Detective Agency
Klan Members Barred from Masonic Lodge
In San Francisco a letter directs California and Hawaiian Islands Masons to deny entry to Ku Klux Klan members. Grand Master Dr. Samuel E. Burke says Klan tenets conflict with true Americanism and Masonry, leaving no place for them in the order.
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San Francisco
Ku Klux Klan
Masonic Order
California
Hawaiian Islands
Samuel E. Burke
Man from Covington Jailed for Indecent Pictures Case
Lorenzo Dow Covington of Covington Kentucky, a 60 year old Egyptologist and lecturer once linked to a U S Consul post, was jailed for six months after being charged with possessing indecent pictures and literature. The case drew notes on his lectures and ties to scientific circles in Europe and the Royal Geographical Society.
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New York
Lorenzo Dow Covington
Covington
United States
Royal Geographical Society of England
Ernest Shackleton
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Herbert
Chickering Institute
Cincinnati
Sahara
Vienna
Paris
Ohio
Kentucky
William J. Bryan
Board of Education
Covington Residents Unfamiliar with Covington Family
Old Covington residents say they recall no Lorenzo Dow Covington or any family by that name. They also indicate there is no Chickering Institute in Cincinnati as far as known.
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Covington
Lorenzo Dow Covington
Chickering Institute
Cincinnati
Man Leaps From Train In Freedom Attempt
Walter Kawstoski twenty years old of Toledo Ohio leaped head first from a fast Pennsylvania train near New Washington Ohio as it ran fifty miles an hour trying to escape. He is severely injured with a fractured skull and not expected to live while being returned to the State Reformatory to finish his sentence.
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Mansfield
Pennsylvania
Walter Kawstoski
Toledo
State Reformatory
Kawstoski
New Washington
Purpera Executed for Sly-Fanner Payroll Murders
Sam Purpera nineteen year old Cleveland youth was executed at Ohio State Penitentiary after Governor Davis refused to issue a further reprieve. He maintained his innocence and spent his final night with fellow condemned men while his mother sought clemency and left death row after 4 30 p.m. prior to the 1 08 a.m. execution.
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Columbus
Associated Press
Sam Purpera
Cleveland
Ohio State Penitentiary
Purpera
Joseph Forestier
Davis
Death Row
Death Annex
Kelley
Pridéon
Dominic Benigno
Sam
C. W. Carriccelli
Sons of
Italy
Ohio
Dominic Bengino
Whiting Adyvs Wordplay Inspires Writers
A playful quotation urges readers to associate writing with Whiting as a creative prompt. The message highlights language flair and encourages inventive thinking for authors and poets.
Two Boys Cause Arrest in Solderits Case With Hold-Up
Norma Kahle recounts messages from Mike Solderits blaming a rival and seeking to divert suspicion after Stephen Solderits was killed during an April hold-up of the J H Day Company. She says Mike offered a mysterious unsigned letter and gave conflicting stories about the last time he saw Stephen.
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Solderits
Norma Kahle
Lahman_ road
Stephen Solderuts
J. H. Day Company
Mike Solderuts
Mike Solderits
Kahle
Lahman Road
Strett
Steve
Norma
Mike
Cumminsville
Stephen
Clinton Street
Two Boys Aid Police in Solderits Case Arrest
Two young boys helped crack the payroll robbery case by reporting what they saw after the body of Stepl.1 Solderits was found in the Ohio River. Their mother, Mrs Catherine Henz, alerted authorities leading to the arrest and confession of brothers Mike and Frank Solderits.
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Mike
Frank Solderits
Stepl
Solderits
Ohio River
Bo Henz
Frank Henz
Solderits Brothers
Catherine Henz
Joseph
Harding asks Congress for Juneau dock funds
President Harding asked Congress for a 1 004 000 dollar appropriation for survey and design of a dock at Juneau Alaska to reduce operating delays and cut costs in war department shipping plans.
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Washington
Maly
Harding
Congr
Juneau
Alaska
Robbery at J. H. Day payroll plant ends in pursuit
Three highwaymen in a high powered car knocked down William G. Kirchhoff, superintendent of the J. H. Day Company, 3256 Spring Grove avenue, and seized the payroll shortly before noon. Kirchhoff and pursuing witnesses fired no shots while the robbers fled toward Hamilton. a death wound is charged to a man named Stephen Solderuts, with speculation the bullet came from a companion during escape.
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William G. Kirchhoff
J. H. Day Company
Stephen Solderuts
The
Commercial Tribune
Mr. Kirchhoff
Stephen Solderits
Spring Grove Avenue
Hamilton
Mr. Kirchtoff
70 000 Homeless in Mississippi Flood
About 70 000 people in Mississippi and Louisiana are homeless due to the Mississippi River flood. Red Cross and other relief groups feed shelter and clothe 40 000, while 30 000 remain without refugee camp aid.
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Mississippi
New Orleans
Associated Press
Louisiana
Red Cross
Mounted Policeman Clews Solve Solderits Tragedy
Patrolman Elmer Nett in the Fifth District traced a key clue from the Henz family to unlock the murder mystery of Stephen Solderits. The body surfaced in the Ohio River after a 22 April hold up, leading to the arrest of Mike and Frank Solderits and two accomplices.
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Elmer Nett
Henz Femily
Solderits
Fifth District
Michael Schoedle
Denis Street
Mike Solderits
Stephen Solderits
Ohio River
Mike Sderfts
Schoedle
West End
Hoodie
Solderita
John Street
Frank Solderits
Yoast Avenue
Kreb Werner
Solderus
Frank Henz
Nett
Government Witness Testifies Against Remus Trial Opens
The first day of the Remus case before the U S district court featured jury impaneling and the government opening with Richard T Dickerson. Prohibition Agent G J Simons testified about the 1921 water farm raid and liquor movement permits. The defense argued about the raid papers, but Judge Peck overruled, keeping the evidence intact as the trial proceeds.
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United States
Cvnl
George Remus
Eighth Street
Hermosa Avenue
Price Hill
Richard T. Dickerson
G. J. Simons
Remus
Elijah Zoline
New York
Michael Igoe
Chicago
James I. Linton
Columbus
Arthur H. Lensinger
Louisville
James J. Kilgarriff
John H. Druffel
Cincinnati
Thomas H. Arrow
R. T. Dickerson
Harold W. Orcutt
Washington
Federal
Prohibition Commissioner
Harry Abrams
Kilgariff
Accused Admit Throwing Body Into the Water
Two brothers and a fourth man confessed to the Cincinnati police after two youths and an officer tied the body of Stephen Solderits to a river death during a paymaster robbery. They described a car escape from 3256 Spring Grove avenue with $1,700 taken from William Kirchhoff. The group weighted Stephen’s body and dumped it into the Ohio River near the Chesapeake and Ohio Bridge.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Stephen Solderus
Stephen Soi
Elmer Nett
Stephen
J. H. Day Company
William Kirchhoff
Spring Grove Avenue
Michael
Frank
Er Leischer
Kirchhoff
Mike
Yekchoff
Stephen Solderits
Nett
Michael Solderits
Neigbor
Soelderits
Youst Avenue
Chesapeake & Ohio
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Wildon
RELU
Stephens
Ford
Federal Board
Ford-For-President Club
Steeeene
Ewe E Eee
Teenvaeessen
Levdsssitescane
Silent
Mary Culberson
Argentina
Anderson
South America
Bloomfield
Robert Treat
Boston
John F. Ellis
Ellis
Masonic Lodge
Covington, Ky
May
Alfred H. Riedel
Scranton
Hisffice
Markwell
William R. Green
Reidel
Mamaroneck
John C. ‘Kane
Ry Postoffice
Elizabeth Dunn
Alton Wood Park
Vincent Laciardi
Margaret
Laciardi
Michael Stanshefsy
Yorkville
Margaret Smith
Stanshefsky
Constance F. Marvin
Mt. Vernon
Edith Buchanan
Martha Washington Hotel
Vincent Morelli
Harlem
Hugh Chambers
Louis A. Lavelle
Pohndorf
Robert Gay
Newton
Westchester Creek
Belham Bay
France
Theodore Budnick
Bridgetown
Eleazar Hinkins
Mike Solderit
Miss Kahle
Kirchoff
Mik
William Conners
Youst Street
Notic
Stephen Solts
Bockhoefer
Headquarters
Frank Solderuts
J.H. Day Company
Leischer
Hen
Rd Solderits
Jos Henz
Fras
Offic
Cincinnati Automobile Club
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