Remus Prohibition Trial Details Whiskey Trade at Death Valley Farm
Witnesses described a wholesale whisky operation at George Remus and others farm near Death Valley with case prices from seventy eight to ninety one dollars. A spectator was removed after an attempt to lure a government witness into a sale arose and immunity questions dominated the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Death Valley
George Remus
Peck
United States
Death Valley Farm
Joseph T. Mendel
Prohibition Office
State of New York
Com- Drug Company
Alpine Drug
Comny
Excelsior Drug and Pharmacy Company
Bronx Drug Company
B. Drug and _ Specialty Company
Central Drug Company
L. K. Drug Company
Thomas Morrow
Igoe
Ralph Collier
Goldman
Remus
Gibson
Dobratz Chemical Company
Classified Advertisements Index Snapshot
An index of brands and firms listing ad entries for products and services. Notable names include Baldwin Piano Co, Crosley Radio Apparatus, Lincoln National Bank, Wrigley’s Chewing Gum, Mid West Radio Co, Rainier brands, and The Geo. Aste Candy Co among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayvad
Ay Baldwin Piano Co
Peteatae
Pebs
Baseball—Reds
Craveten Case Henas
Aoe
Esecdeiers Crosley
Cunard-Anchor
Devere Electric Co
Ccssscccsees
Hops
Dow
Tira Boreas
Sseeers Et
Eagle Savings and Loan Agsn
Beazell & Chatfield
Kebi Fifth-Third National Bank
Wats
Scas
Seebape Fietschmann’'s Yeast
Onbako Gaggltrg
Grand Opera House
Harvis Amotion
Vccsssnesessas
Lincoln National Bank
Pinkham
Baiah
Iss
Capesha
Mfg
Laine
Ae Richard
Roche
Stewart Kidd Company—Books
the Geo. Ast Candy Co
John van Range Co
Iin, Ae
Mabley & Carew Co
The
Milner Electric Co
Sooshada Am
Wrigley’s
Six Months in Jail for Toledo Speeders
Mayor Brough signed a new anti speeding ordinance in Toledo Ohio directing workhouse sentences up to six months for reckless driving. The law also imposes fines from five to two hundred dollars and jail terms from ten days to six months with immediate effect as police begin enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Speeders
Toledo, O
Brough
Auto Go Wild Driver Saves Life Jumping From Runaway Car
A series of downtown crashes injure five motorists and pedestrians after a runaway car careens down a hill striking a parked limousine and scattering glass. The driver leapt free to avoid a fatal collision. several others suffered contusions and fractures as cars collided at multiple intersections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glencoe Place
Mt. Auburn
Auburn Avenue
Persorms
Eighth
Evans Street
W. A. Shaefer
East Fourth Street
Newport
Shaefer
Lena Sanders
Trimble Avenue
Evanston
Roland Reeves
Pastern Avenue
Sanders
Reeves
Rockdale
Burnet Avenue
Nathan Biederman
Larona Avenue
Ashley Kennedy
St. Charles Place
Biederman
Sarah Barnes
Edwards Road
Madison and
Edwards Roads
Charles E. McCarthy
Erie Avenue
Saul Schmitz
Grand Boulevard
Wees
Lewis Adler
Rogers Place
R. W. Weller
Columbus
Paddock Road
Schmitz
Weller
Wooster Pike
Kroger
Blanchester
Charles Shelton
Rittenhouse Street
Edwin Murphy
West Ninth Street
General Hospital
Noted Horseman Taken Off Liner in Illness
Antello Devereaux a Philadelphia clubman and noted horseman was removed from the steamship Olympic in a semi conscious state and rushed home. He collapsed while touring French battlefields with his wife and had been ill on the voyage. He previously fell during a cross country ride a year ago suffering a severe head injury. French surgeons had three weeks ago removed a splinter of bone from his brain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Antello Devereaux
Philadelphia
Olympic
Devereaux
Battle Fields
France
Europe
Former Ranger Arrested In Bank Bond Theft Case
Arthur P. Chase a former Texas Ranger and current bank guard in New York was arrested on charges that he stole 480000 dollars in Liberty bonds from the Chase National Bank on April 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Ranger
New York
Arthur P. Chase
Texas Rangers
Chase National Bank
Harding recalls nomination of Nat Goldstein withdrawn
President Harding withdraws Nat Goldstein of St. Louis from consideration for the Eastern Missouri Internal Revenue Collector post upon the nominee’s request. Senator Spencer defended the funds accepted in 1920 while Senator Harrison pressed for record citations. Goldstein lamented press condemnations and urged a public account of his life and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nat Goldstein
St. Louis
Internal Revenue
Missouri
Harding
Goldstein
Senate
Spencer
Harrison
Missisippi
Lowden
Illinois
Goldein
Senate Committee
Congestion Hits Cincinnati Fruit Terminals Shippers Struck
Heavy Southern fruit flow overwhelms L and N freight yards in Cincinnati. Pearl and Butler streets terminal holds 125 cars daily while hundreds sit in Kentucky outlying yards delaying shipments. Strawberries lead the surge as 3,000 cars are anticipated to pass Cincinnati gateway. Officials link truck migration to the bottleneck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl and
Butler Streets
Kentucky
Cincinnati
L. & N. Railroad
Tennessee
Cincinnati-Ohio River
Consignee
Isadora Duncan Plans Berlin Honeymoon Flight
Dancer Isadora Duncan and her 27 year old poet husband Messine, recently married at a police station, plan to depart Moscow this evening on an airplane honeymoon to Berlin. Duncan hopes to retain American citizenship though US law ties wife’s citizenship to the husband’s. Messine is Russian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Isadora Duncan
Meisine
Berlin
Miss Duncan
Messine
Ysaye Quits Cincinnati Orchestra Over Dispute
Dissension within the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra leads to conductor Eugene Ysaye resigning after clashes over board policy and his bid to appoint his son as first violinist. Chalmers Clifton is discussed as a potential American successor as the orchestra searches for a replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalmers Clifton
Paris
Ysaye
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Eugene Ysaye
Orchestra Association
New York
Belgium
Cincinnati
Symphony
A. F. Thiele
Gabriel
Sigismund Culp
Culp
Association
Frank van der Stucken
Symphony Orchestra
Four Held on Hold Up Slugging Charges After Solderits Case
Bonds totaling 350000 were set by Municipal Judge Yeatman for Frank and Michael Solderits Erwin Leischer and Harry Sedgwick after their confessions to payroll cash robberies and slugging during clothing worker strikes. Reichert faced three counts of intent to kill and was bound over to the grand jury. Detectives tied Stephen Solderits death to a work gang shooting amid an investigation that uncovered a broader scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeatsman
Frank
Michael Solderits
Erwin Leischer
Harry Sedgwick
Stephen Solderits
Ohio River
Frank Solderits
Ha Sedgwick
Priers
Jacob Reichert
Amalgamated Union of Garment Workers
Reichert
Solderits Brothers
J. H. Day Company
Stephen Solderuts
J. Fay & Egan Company
Max, Wocher & Sons’ Company
Frank Solderuts
Leischer
L. A. Marks Company
Louis Sawyer
Covert
Eng
Marks Company
Yeatman
Sawyer
Cincinnati Police
Joseph Kline
William D. Alexander
Kirgan
Congress Ready To Pass Bonus Over President's Veto
Congress appears prepared to enact the World War I bonus over President Harding's expected veto. The canvass shows a Senate majority aligned with McCumber's plan, and House strength supports late passage. The clash tests executive backbone and congressional resolve amid party tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
David
Washington
Harding
American Legion
Smoot
McCumber
House
Senate
Finance Committee
Mr. Harding
Mellon
Riot Raids Net Chicago Labor Leaders In Citywide Sweep
Chicago police conducted raids on Building Trades Council and other unions arresting Fred Mader Big Tim Murphy and Cornelius Shea among more than 150 leaders. Officers seized books documents pistols and ammunition in a bid to halt labor violence tied to patrolman killings and bombings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Building Trades Council
Fred
Charles C. Fitzmorris
Big Tim” Murphy
Gas Workers’ Union
Cornelius (‘Con’) Shea
Teamsters
Murphy
Building Trades Council
Detective Bureau
Fitzmorris
Haymarket
Mader, Murphy,Shea
Thomas Marcy
al. Johnson
Thomas Reynolds
Frank Clifford
Scanlan
College Students Turn Campus Into Jungle Protest at Colorado College
Men believed to be students entered Palmer Hall at Colorado College and hauled hundreds of museum specimens onto the campus in a campaign against President C. A. Duniway. Monkeys were placed in trees and a live cow was driven into the museum while signs demanded Duniway resign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Col
Colorado College
Palmer Hall
C. A. Duniway
Duniway
Carry On to Make Up Deficit Hopes Rim of Community Chest
Undaunted by failure to raise 13700 for the 1922 Community Chest budget, soliciting teams pressed on. Workers at the Hotel Gibson regrouped, maintaining spirits and planning further fund drives to overcome a 100000 deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest
Gibson
Liberian loan vote sparks sharp House clash
The House approved a 5 000 000 loan to Liberia by 147 to 139 after defeating a move to report with changes. The debate featured heated partisan jabs centering on President Wilson and remarks by Chairman Fordney, with Democrats condemning the language as insulting to Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
United States
Republic of Liberia
House
Ways and
Liberia
Tincher
Kansas
Wilson
Forgney
Fordney
Michigan
Virginia
Representative Lowery
Mississippi
White House
Representative Connally
Texas
Congressional
Michiganyas
Senate
Community Chest campaign extends drive to cover deficit
Cincinnati campaign workers vow to continue fundraising at a hotel gathering after shortfall of 110,890.02 toward a 1.735 million goal. Auslan Staub leads Team H to 305,000 pledged while Samuel Strauss adds 300 more. Total gifts reach 1,627,180.98 with 94 percent of quotas met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
Auslan Staub
Team H
Wvhich
Avondale
Maurice E. Pollak
Frank H. Nelson
Cincinnati
Carrel
Nelson
Pollak
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Dater
Nathan Goldman
Indiana
Bensinger
Marion County
Ind
Orchestra
Solderits
E Commercial Tribune
Ghicags
Big Tim’”’ Murphy, “Con” Shea
Connally
George D. Crabbs
Nelsop
Crabbs
M. Bookman
Bookman
Edgar Friedlander
B. R. Crary
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