Community Chest reaches 78 percent of quota amid Rally speak
Eppa Rixey led Baseball Day Rally as Team Q tops progress with 93 percent of a $29,000 goal and Cincinnati aims to raise $426,372 more by Wednesday night. Major gifts included Taft 25,000 and Philip Carey Manufacturing 12,000 as Zone 9 and 15 exceed targets with 115 percent in Zone 15.
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Julian Rauch
Eppa Rixey
Team Q
Harry Robinson
Charles P. Taft
The
Times-Star
Philip Carey Manufacturing Company
W.A. Julian
Citizens Bank and Trust Company
Fred W. Hinkle
Thomas Darby
A. Howard Hinkle
A. Nash Company
Dalton Adding Machine Company
Sidney Freiberg
Team H
Bernard Hirschhorn
Herbert Oettinger
Cincinnati Community Chest
Jack Hendricks
Rixey
Hendricks
Reds
Cincinnatus
Fountain Square
Cincinnati
George D. Crabbs
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Artisan Named for Presidency by Socialist Labor Party
Frank T. Johns a 35 year old carpenter from Portland Oregon was nominated for President at the Socialist Labor Party national convention which also named Vernels Reynolds 38 from Baltimore for Vice President Johns a Spokane High School graduate and former farmer mail carrier and wartime shipyard carpenter says he represents the working classes and earns his living by manual labor.
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Associated Press
New York
Frank T. Johns
Portland
Ore
United States
Socialist Labor Party
Vernels Reynolds
Baltimore
Johns
Spokane
Roseburg
Message from Major Martin Ends Wives Hope
A San Diego wife clings to joy after telegram reveals Major Martin, commander of the round the world flight, survived a crash in Alaska. He reports being safe at Port Moller and plans to rejoin the world flight with Lieutenant Smith guiding the group home.
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Major Martin
Martin to meet comrades when they reach Europe
Major Martin and his mechanic Sergeant Harvey are ordered to Washington from Port Moller Alaska. They will join army air service headquarters temporarily but remain on the Around-the-World flyers list in honor of their endurance in the expedition.
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Martin
Europe
Washington
Harvey
Port Moller
Alaska
Army Air Service
Martin and Harvey Plan Departure From Alaska Today
Radiograms from the North report Major Martin commander of the around-the-world flight and Sergeant Harvey will leave Port Moller Alaska on the Catherine D tomorrow. They are to return to the United States and reach Bellingham Washington in about two weeks.
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Harvey
Martin
War Department
Bellingham
Washington
Alaska
Associated Press
Bremerton
Wash
Port Moller
Three Airmen to Resume Globe Flight From Attu
Three United States Army air cruisers plan to resume the world flight on Wednesday departing Attu Island in the western Aleutians. The aircraft will fly 878 miles to Paramashiru Island in the Kuriles after complete inspections and overhauls.
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GLOBE
Associated Press
Cordova
Alaska
United States Army Air
Attu Island
Aleutian Island
Paramashiru Island
Kuriles
Senate approves rate relief aimed at agriculture
The Senate adopted a Farm Bureau backed joint resolution directing the Interstate Commerce Commission to lower freight rates to aid agriculture amid a low mood in farming. Supporters call it a major step for quick cheap transport of farm products, with the McNary-Haugen and Norris-Sinclair measures in play and adjournment opposition by farm bloc members.
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Associated Press
Washington
Farm’ Bureau
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
King
Dem
Utah
Congress
Farm Bureau
House
Senate Agriculture Committee
Smith
S. C
Interstate Commerce Committee
Cummins
Rep
Iowa
Farm Bloc
Capper
Kan
Wheeler Inquiry Nears End as Senate Clash Surfaces
Senate investigators near closure of the Wheeler inquiry with Senator Wheeler denying any wrongdoing and Senator Sterling opposing procedural limits. Borah convened an executive session to wrap up while Sterling pressed for more witnesses and outside interests.
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Senate
Borah
Sterling
Associated Press
Washington
Great Falls
Mont
Wheeler
Dem
Interior Department
Senator Sterling
Senate ends Civil War scar by changing law
Washington May 12 The Senate acted unanimously to remove Civil War reminders from law by approving an amendment to the army appropriation bill. The change allows citizens of any state to be appointed to the Board of Managers of a soldiers' home, removing previous loyalty restrictions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Eliot Roualls Butlers Views On Prohibition
Harvard president emeritus Charles W Eliot rejects Columbia president Nicholas Murray Butler's claim that prohibition is a failure due to drastic laws He argues prohibition enforcement is advancing and predicts major parties will not adopt pro wet planks in the next national campaign He urges continued education on abstinence and enforcement based on merit in a broad pro prohibition consensus.
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Associated Press
New York
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard ,University
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Eliot
Butler
Eltiet
Fred B. Smith
Cpt York DF Chas
W. Eliot City
Committee of
One Thousand
The
Missouri Society
Citizens’ Committee of One Thousand
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Republican
Democratic Party
Langley Found Guilty in Conspiracy to Remove Liquor
Congressman John W. Langley and associate Mil to n Lipschutz are convicted on conspiracy charges over liquor removal. The prosecution likens the case to Judas Iscariot and Benedict Arnold, arguing corruption in high places and urging a unified law for all citizens. The defense arguments and judge's charge followed as the jury recon firmed the verdicts amid cautions about influence.
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Langley
Lipschutz
John W. Langley
Milton Lipschutz
Albert Slater
A. Smith
Congressman Langley
Judas Iscariot
Christ
Benedict Arnold
John Langley
Mr. Smith
Cochran
Johnson
Morrow
Elias H. Mortimer
Sam Collins
Prohibition
Resignation Ends Dr. Withrow Era as School Board Head
Dr John M Withrow retires after twenty years on Cincinnati Board of Education. Samuel Ach named successor as President with J Louis Schwab elected Vice President and William Schrader to fill remaining vacancy. Randall J Condon re elected Superintendent of Schools for five years.
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DR. Withrow
Board OF Education
Samuel Ach
John M. Withrow
By. Withrow
Cincinnati
Withrow
State Board of Education
Draft Boards
General Hospital
University College of Medicine
Act
Langley Lipschutz Convicted in Whisky Conspiracy Probe
Congressman Langley and John Lipschutz were found guilty of conspiracy to sell and transport whisky in Covington. Slater was found not yet resolved, while Huth and Carey pleaded guilty and await sentence. Verdicts followed a six day trial that drew national attention and featured key witness testimony from Mortimer Finn Swartsoff Collins and others.
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John Wesley Langley
Kentucky
Covington
Milton K. Lipschutz
Philadelphia
New York City
A. M. J. Cochran
James Logan
Harrison County
Albert F. Slater
W. C. McConnell
Prohibition
Pennsylvania
Cochran
Langley and Lipschutz
Langley
Lipschutz
Washington
D. C
Slater
M. C
Belle of Anderson
Lawrenceburg
Benner
J. W. Thompson
Huth
Carey
Langley and
Eastern District of
Elias H. Mortimer
Thomas Finn
Columbus
Gus Swartsoff
Atlantic City
Sam Collins
Sawyer A. Smith
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Washington, D. C
United States Attorney General
John Shephard
John W. Price
Henry E. Davis
W. L. Wallace
W. T. Fowler
Frankfort
E. P. Morrow
William A. Burkamp
Newport
William Gray
Mortimer
Swartsoff
Carey, Huth
Carey, Huth and Finn For $30,000. ‘These Three Had Leased the Belle of Anderson
Ian Langley
Bay House
Joint House
Senate Committee On Buildings
Pension
Alberta ends dry era as liquor sales begin
Calgary reports Alberta wakes to liquor sales after eight years of prohibition. Voters approved government sale in November, replacing the 1915 prohibition that had been in effect since 1916.
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Alberta
Calgary
Shoe Men Face Six Indictments in Bank Failure Case
Elias H. Elbinger of Terre Haute and Carl M. Elbinger of Milwaukee surrender in Criminal Court on six sealed indictments tied to the Elbinger Shoe Company bankruptcy. Four counts allege false statements to obtain loans totaling 65 000, one accuses blue sky law violations, and a sixth cites false statements in a stock prospectus. Bonds set at 1000 each, signed by Elbinger’s wife and a local dry goods dealer. trial date not yet set.
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Elias H. Elbinger
Terre Haute
Ind
Carl M. Elbinger
Milwaukee
Wis
Elbinger Shoe Company
Hamilton County Grand Jury
Charles S. Bell
Citizens National Bank
Lincoln National Bank
Blue Sky
Ohio Commissioner of Securities
Fred L. Hoffman
Hazel L. Elbinger
Julius Lederer
Race Street
Floods Sweep Virginia Valleys After Three Days of Rain
Rains over three days push Virginia into general flood stage. One man, William Lucas, drowns at Fredericksburg while checking a boat. Charlottesville endures $200,000+ losses as Rivanna River rises 25 feet, seven bridges fail, power and transit停ishments. Shenandoah Valley rivers flood roads, stores, and homes. Riverton faces 30 feet above normal levels. rail lines and bridges become hazardous. Harpers Ferry sees 25 feet rise, trains proceed with caution. Harrisonburg reports crop losses, outages, and widespread inundation. Fredericksburg Rappahannock surges 25 feet, waterfront structures washed away as lowlands flood.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Virginia
William Lucas
Fredericksburg
Charlottesville
Rivanna
Shenandoah Valley
Shenandoah
Riverton
Norfolk & Western
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Harrisonburg
Rappahannock
James River
Premier Poincare to Quit Post in June Amid Poll Verdict
Paris dispatch notes Premier Poincare accepts the voters verdict and will end his role on June first with no mixed majority bid. He plans to seek Cabinet indorsement to abandon political initiative until his term ends and foresees shifts in French policy and new government dynamics. Aristide Briand is favored to succeed, with Herriot and Painleve as possible cabinet members.
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Poincare
Associated Press
Paris
Chamber
M. Poincare
Chequers Court
Ramsay MacDonald
Ruhr
France
Aristide Briand
M. Paincare
M. Herriot
Radicals
Painleve
Republican Socialists
Caabinet
Lloyd George lauds French election as Liberal victory
In London tonight David Lloyd George, former British Prime Minister, hailed the French elections as a great Liberal victory with deep significance and believed it would aid world pacification.
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London
Ain
David Lloyd George
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