Surprise witness testifies on farm liquor purchase and Remus case
Carl Vogeler a surprise witness in the whisky conspiracy trial testified about buying liquor on a Death Valley area farm in May 1921 with Lyman Christy. He described gin and whisky in a cellar and barn, guards with rifles, and conversations with defendant John Gehrum as part of the Remus led conspiracy case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Vogeler
Death Valley
John Gehrum
George Remus
United States
Thomas H. Morrow
Mr. Vogeler
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati
Lyman A. Christy
Lick Run Road
Mr. Christy
Captain Morrow
Classified Advertisements Index Page Ten
An index listing advertisers and their page placements includes Burkhardt Bros Co Eagle Savings and Loan Provident Savings Bank Southern Ohio S B and T Co Goldenburg School Guarantee Mfg and Supply Co Humphreys Medicine Co Jenny Woman's Shop Liberal Savings and Loan Association Lowry Goebel McAlpin's Merchandise Miller Bros Merchandise Japp Japanese Store Motion Pictures Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Johnson Motor Co The Charles Schiear Motor Car Co Dunlevy Fuller Automobile Co Kelly Larson Motor Car Co Lawton Robert Mitchell Wagner Opticians Febsneders and related entries across pages 12 to 20 and 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MSGR
Cebseckeassesss
Arral’s Tika Téa Co
Frempore Vesccasccessee
Closson
Axiyae Saaeher Hort
Cyeessienas Bist
Eagle Savings and Loan Association
Goldenburg School
Guarantee Mfg. and Supply Co
F Humphreys Medicine Co
Japp
Jenny
Liberal Savings and Loan Association
Lowry & Goebel McAlpin
Miller Bros
Sresenrererssns Userereesse
er—Johnson Motor Co
Charles Schiear Motor Car Co
The
Dunlevy Co
Fuller Automobile Co
Kelly-Larson Motor Car Co
Lawton Co
Robert Mitchell Aeeeere Co
Wagner's
Opticians
Les
Dr Febsneders
Forgeries Revealed in Bank Audit at Moberly
The State Bank Examiner's audit of the closed Farmers and Merchants' Bank in Moberly Missouri found 750 instruments involving about 405000 dollars declared as forgeries. The audit was completed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moberly
State Bank
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank
Bodies Pulled From Ohio River Near Sayler Park
The body of War ren Bushman 30 a laborer of New Richmond Ohio was recovered from the Ohio River at the marine ways Sayler Park. A second unidentified white male about 35 to 40 years old was found near 2869 West Sixth Street known as Ac es Landing. Coroner D C Handley ordered the remains taken to Witt Sturmer undertaking. Bushman may have died during an epileptic episode while working on dam projects for the Ohio Dredge Company. Authorities seek to identify the second body and determine its cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Bushman
New Richmond
Ohio River
Marine Ways
Sayler Park
D. C. Handley
West Sixth Street
Aces Landing
Charles Lanhart
Louis Larher
Handley
Witt & Sturmer
Lexington
Bushman
Arch Schumacher
Lessler Hensler
Saylor Park
C. T. Barkley
Parkland Avenue
Barkley
Handley Bushman
Ohio Dredge Company
Petition Objects to Naval Oil Reserve Leases
A petition from the National Association of Oil Producers opposing government leasing of naval oil reserves was read in the Senate by Senator LaFollette. His resolution for an investigation of the leases was adopted. The petition condemns the Standard Oil Sinclair Doheny interests as returning to earlier land grabbery iniquities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
National Association of Oil Producers
LaFollette
Republican
Wisconsin
Standard Oil-Sinclair-Doheny
Roosevelt
Explosions Destroy Rossville Distillery Buildings at Lawrenceburg
Fire last night destroyed the Rossville Distillery chemical building and bottling house in Lawrenceburg Indiana. Three explosions shook the countryside as flames burned for hours. Firefighters from Lawrenceburg and Aurora, plus hundreds of volunteers, contained the blaze by 11 30 PM with damage estimated at $35000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossville Distillery
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Rossville Distillery Company
Aurora
Cincinnati
Eugene Weatherly
Squibb Distillery
George Remus
Death Valley Farm
Miss Culberson Sails With Party of Friends For Europe Tour
Senator and Mrs Culberson of Texas announce their daughter Mary sailed from New York with a party for a tour of Europe. British war veteran Alexander E Robertson had drawn attention for claiming a kidnap plot against Miss Culberson. The statement confirms the European voyage follows plans made months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Culberson
Texas
Mary
New York
Europe
Alexander E. Robertson
Culbertson
Mary Culberson
Beauvais Denies Selling Mrs Stillman Letters in Divorce Case
Montreal May 13 Fred Beauvais an Indian guide denies selling letters to lawyers in the Stillman divorce suit He says he never met anyone connected to the case in Montreal and has not received any special letters as described in court He claims the tale is untrue and defends Mrs Stillman as pure and innocent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
James A. Stillman
Fred Beauvais
Indian Guide
Poughkeepsie
Beauvais
Edmund Leigh
Stillman
Guy
France asks America to enter negotiations on Genoa deadlock
Genoa May 13. France appeals to the United States to join an international commission to study the Russian question. Ambassador Richard Washburn Child says the French delegation submitted the proposal, proposing the U S would have a dominant voice but not be bound by decisions it did not approve. France would accept Russian representation if the invitation is accepted. Lloyd George and M Barthou meet in private to break the Anglo French deadlock. The sub commission on Russian affairs meets with no definite results. Viscount Ishii backs Russian participation as essential to Genoa’s fate and world reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Associated Press
Francé
United States
Richard Washburn Child
France
Lloyd George
M. Barthou
T Lloyd George
Baron Hayashi
M. Jaspar
Signor Schanzer
Edward Grigg
M. Colrat
Japan
Poland
Switzerland
Sweden
Great Britain
Viscount Ishii
Europe
Boy Chicken Thieves Sentenced to Church
Five tearful and grimy boys were sentenced by Mayor Harry Sousley in Ada Ohio to attend church every Sunday for a year after being charged with chicken stealing. They promised to comply, facing possible prison terms if they failed to obey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Harry Sousley
Congress to Open Tariff Battle in Senate Night Sessions
Washington May 13 Congress begins a grueling session with the Senate set to endure extended night sessions to push through the tariff bill. Republicans press the pace while Democrats resist, fearing renomination losses after Indiana Senate race shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T. Small
The
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Congress
Senate
Harding
Harry
Albert Beveridge
Indiana
Distin
Major Rowan May Get Award for Delivering Message to Garcia
Major Andrew S. Rowan U S A now retired in Berkeley California may receive official recognition for his 1898 feat when he penetrated Cuban lines and delivered to General Garcia a message from President McKinley. Friends push the Army Board of Awards to report their recommendation soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Andrew S. Rowan
Berkeley
Cal
Cuba
Garcia
McKinley
Rowan
United States
Board of Awards of the Army
Pinchot Alter Gubernatorial Fight Dominates Pennsylvania Primary
Harrisburg report on May 13 1922 describes the Republican gubernatorial contest between Gifford Pinchot independent and Progressive Republican and Attorney General George E Alter with the primary election looming. It notes Rooseveltian support for Pinchot, Penrose’s absence altering power dynamics, and predicts Pinchot’s rise possibly to national influence including a potential presidency. It also outlines concurrent Senate races where Major David A Reed stands nearly unopposed for the short term and George Wharton Pepper faces William J Burke for the long term seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Fensler
The
Commercial Tribune
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
George E. Alter
Pinchot
Penrose
Alter
Roosevelt
Congress
David A. Reed
Knox
Crowe
Sproul
Washington
George Wharton Pepper
William J. Burke
Alien Returns to U S First Class Mother in Steerage as Servant
A Spanish immigrant who traveled first class while his mother rode steerage as a domestic servant faces a government ruling. Secretary Davis ordered the mother admitted for six months while the son posts a $500 bond and must report monthly to ensure proper care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alien
U. S
Washington
United States
America
Old Country
Davis
Pillory Wins Preakness in Narrow Head Finish at Pimlico
R T Wilsons Pillory by Olambala Hes ter Prynne edged Hea by a head in the Preakness on a mile and furlong track at Pimlico finishing in 1 51 percent equal to Man O War. Hea owned by Rear Admiral Carey T Grayson trailed June Grass and Pirate Gold as long shots filled the money. Nearly 30 000 spectators saw Pillory take the Woodlawn Vase as the upset winner followed by Hea and June Grass in a tight stretch drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
R. T. Wilson
Olambala Hester Prynne
Pimlico
Hea
Carey T. Grayson
Taft
Wilson
June Grass
Pirate Gold
Gallant Man
Champlain
Hephaistos
Oil Man
Miss Joy
St. Henry
Rebuke
Morris
Pillory
Broomspun
Four arrested in Harrisburg for New York jewel theft
New York detectives arrested three men and a woman in Harrisburg on charges of stealing seventy thousand dollars in jewels from Mrs. Mitchell Harrison of Washington, D C. The suspects named Norman J. Beede Jack Garvin David T Bushnell and Ruth DeHaven. Police recover more than 500 diamonds and 352 pearls from their Harrisburg rooms. The theft occurred at the Pennsylvania Railroad Station when bags were taken from Mrs Harrison and her daughter as they prepared to sail for Europe. The quartet say the jewelry was placed in their taxicab by a porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Mitchell Harrison
Washington, D. C
New York City
New York
New Yo
Norman J. Beede
Hudson, Mass
Jack Garvin
David T. Bushnell
Ruth DeHaven
Chicago
Harrison
Europe
Boy of Four Burned As Manhole Explosion Sends Fire
Raymond Lucas Jr., 4, of 1110 West Eighth Street, was seriously burned when an electric conduit explosion at the Eighth and Carr street manhole blew the lid off and flames spewed out. Passersby rescued him and a doctor treated burns over his body at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Lucas, Jr
West
Eighth Street
Eighth
Carr Streets
E.O Porter
Ninth
Baymiller
Lucas, Jr
Turf Classics Report From Derby and Preakness Wins
The Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs Louisville produced Ben Block's Morvich as winner with Bet Mosic second and John Finn third. Morvich earned 46 775 dollars and the gold cup on a 1 1/16 mile run in 2 04 3 5. The Preakness at Baltimore concluded with Pillory, owned by R T Wilson, taking first place then Hea second and an unlisted third, awarding 54 600 dollars to the winner with a 1 51 1 5 time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchil Downs
Louisville
Ben Block
Morvich
Bet Mosic
John Finn
Deadly train wreck in Batavia kills two and injures many
The Black Diamond Express derailed near North Leroy after Thomas R. Brodie tried to cross the tracks. Three were killed including Brodie and L. E. Clay, with twenty-two injured in Batavia and surrounding areas. Victims include E. E. Corser and several Detroit residents. Damage forced a relief train from Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
N. Y
Lehigh Valley Isroad
North Leroy
Thomas R. Brodie
Francis .Korpinski
Ironwood
Michigan
Stanley Joseph
EdwardsVille
Moser
Lake Street Crossing
Ray
Buffalo
L. E. Clay
Portland
Batavid
Clay
Curtis Publishing Company
Leroy
Corser
Federal Dry Agent Poses as Golfer and Druggist
A federal agent, posing as a golfer, visited a North Side hotel and its drugstore, buying liquor at seven dollars a bottle. The action led to the arrest of the proprietor and a clerk three hours later. Agents described the business as handling about 100 pints of whisky daily. In a second hotel stop on Michigan Avenue they seized liquor and arrested the grillroom proprietor and a clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
North Side
Lower
Michigan Avenue
Wife Beater Placed On Probation After He Kisses Her Foot
In Chicago on May 13 Judge Haas placed Constantine Yodas on probation after an attorney argued he was unfit to kiss his wife’s feet. The judge, noting Yodas’ act of kissing his wife’s foot, ordered probation as a consequence of the domestic assault case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wife Beater
Chigago
Constantine Yodas
Haas
Yodas
Festern Colt Headlines Field at Churchill Downs
Record crowd views the race as Festern Colt leads the field throughout. Bet Music and E A Bradley's entry finish second with George F Baker's John Finn a head back in third place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bet Music
E. A. Bradley
George F. Baker
John Finn
Morvich Wins Kentucky Derby In 1921 Sparkling Race
Morvich the unbeaten colt owned by Benjamin Block and trained by F Berlew won the forty eighth Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs with Jockey A Johnson aboard. Time 2 043 5. Bet Mosse ran second ahead of John Finn, Busy American, Startle and My Play as a huge crowd cheered and the crowd marveled at Morvich’s speed and poise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
Downs
Morvich
Runnymede
Hymir
Benjamin Block
New York Sportsman
F. Berlew
A. Johnson
Bet Mosse
R. Bradley
Idle Hour Farm
John Finn
G. F.baker
Cade
Yan
Bet Mosie
John’ Finn
Mosse
Pop
Burke
Johnson
Mr. Block
G. F. Baker
Pool
Lance
Lancé
Startle
D. Connelly
Lexington Stable
C. Robinson
Ben Block
American
E. R. Bradley
Deadlock
Bet Mosic
Letterman
Mrs. Payne Whitney
Greentree
Mose Goldblatt
Cincinnati
Gosh
Bradley
Grandstand
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Remus
Vogeleroad
Gehrum
Olga Clemens
Pittsburgh Dry Office
Vogeler
Oaeaife
Toledo
Samuel Verson
Waite Avenue
John Kyler
Isabelle Herringshaw
Eleanor Helen Verson
Verson
Lima
ASK Oil Reserve
Rossville
Miss Culberson
Party of Friends
Mrs. Stillman
Pinghat
Organization
Morwich
Miao Joy
Kentucky
Boy of Four
Manhole
Fato
Lehigh Valley
Federal
Festern Colt
B. Block
Churchill Downs
Bob Newhall
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