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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1922

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Belfast Toll of Violence and a Bold Store Heist

In Belfast, fierce gunfire between areas near Falls Road and Shankill Road wounds four, kills one, as curfews spread panic. In Cincinnati, burglars blow safes at Pogue’s store, rob $25,000 after binding two night watchmen, exploding eight charges and scattering silver coins.

POGUE BuorgLa H. & S. Pogue Company Fourth Race Streets Robert W. Pogue Theompany Nytlycet Jline Rink Collins Garrard Avenue Covington Collins

Genoa Conference Adjourns Await U S Action on Russia

Allied powers at Genoa agree to adjourn and reconvene June 15 at The Hague to discuss Russian questions if the Sub-Commission on Russian Affairs accepts the plan. The move aims to lure U S participation and avoid admitting irreconcilable France Britain views, with Lloyd George's compromise plan approved.

Genoa U. S Associated Press Hague Sub-Commission On Russia United States France Great Britain Edward Grigg Lloyd George The America Europe Sir Edward M. Barthou Schanzer Italy Viscount Ishii Japan M. Jaspar Belgium

Sun Yat Sen Troops Reported as Rabblement

A Times dispatch from Hongkong says Sun Yat Sen's southern government troops marching north from Canton are a rabble. Many lack weapons and wear ragged uniforms. They are described as undisciplined with gambling and opium smoking rife among them.

London The Times Hongkong Sun Yat Sen Canton

Automobile Gift To Veteran Proves Fatal Near Monroe

John Paisie a $2 World War veteran with tuberculosis was killed when the car his parents gave him to aid his health overturned into a ditch near Monroe Michigan. His companion Carl Maunz was severely injured and hospitalized. Paisie served in France with the 159th Infantry and contracted tuberculosis there.

Toledo John Paisie Monroe Mich Paisie Carl Maunz France 159Th Infantry

Boy Struck by Auto in Madisonville. Eight-Year-Old Critical

Eight-year-old Howard Levitz of Madisonville suffered a fractured skull after being hit by a car driven by Lawrence Steman of Hyde Park near Plainville Pike and Winward Avenue. He was carried to General Hospital in a private car by John Smith and listed in extremely critical condition.

Howard Levitz Roe Street Madisonville Lawrence Steman Isabella Avenue Hyde Park Plainville Pike Winward Avenue

Osborne Leaving Genoa for New York aboard Conte Rosso

John Ball Os bore the American Consul General in Genoa sails with Mrs Osborne and their daughter to New York aboard the Conte Rosso on its first U S visit. Osborne may report Genoa Economic Conference impressions to the State Department in Washington.

Genoa John Ball Osborne

Amusements and advertisements index page items listed

An index page lists diverse advertisements and notices including Baldwin Piano Co and Park Tire Company entries, Baseball Reds vs Brooklyn, plus various goods and services like Herschede Watches and Prince Co Opticians. It shows section numbers and page references for many merchants and products.

Financial American Finance Co Hamilton County Mutual Fire Ins Hewitt & Mackenbach—Specialists Edo Edo GG Clocnos Bmabley & Cotow Miss Moore Ely Biotion Baccrpoe Nsesepes Ciel Trace CO Eidee Ee Betas Saan Park Tire Company Nexhidonaeet Pennsylvania Sbese

Prince of Wales Plays Polo After Injury At Cavite

Manila May 14 The Prince of Wales with a black eye and bandaged forehead was greeted by Governor General Leonard Wood on arrival. He said the bruise resulted from a polo ball and planned to play polo again tomorrow after returning from Cavite.

Manila Associated Press Prince of Wales Leonard A. Wood Philippines Cavite

Chicago Unions Tie Murders to Looting Triumvirate

Police say a three man labor leadership triumvirate used union dues to hire sluggers and bombers to control Chicago unions. Arrests followed the slayings of two patrolmen and bombings as detectives probe theft of dynamite and wiretapped cells.

Chicago Police Department

Stolen Auto Found Upset in Basement by Police

Salvadore Rizzo’s car from 683 West Sixth street was stolen late Saturday night in front of Findlay market. Police say joy riders caused the car to crash into a basement at Spring Grove avenue and Meeker street, where bales of wire cushioned the fall and prevented major damage.

Findlay Market Shuttinger Hickory Carriage Company Spring Grove Avenue Meeker Street Salvadore Rizzo West Sixth Street

Mrs Stillman Denies Marry Best Man Rumor

John E. Mack guardian ad litem for Guy Stillman denied reports that Mrs Anne A Stillman would marry Fowler McCormick after a decree in the divorce action. He called the rumor foolish and noted she says she would not marry the best man living. He also said the motive for Mrs Stillman's Montreal trip to hearings could not be determined.

Poughkepplie N. Y John E. Mack Guardian Ad Litem Guy Stillman Anne A. Stillman Fowler McCormick Mr. Mack Fred Beauvais

Blame Put On Boy Firestarters at Indiana Distillery

A blaze at the Rossville distillery in Lawrenceburg Indiana started by a lighted match from youths ignited a bottling shed and a chemical building. Fire teams from Lawrenceburg and Aurora fought flames for hours limiting loss to several sheds and drums of chemicals while most whisky kept in bonded storage survived. Federal officer H M Pettit supervised the response and no theft of whisky occurred.

Rossville Lawrenceburg Ind Victor O'Shaughnessy W. A. Cole United States Aurora (Ind O'Shaughnessy H. M. Pettit O’shaughnessy

King Albert Decorates American for Service

Brussels May 14 King Albert decorates Samuel Hill of Seattle Washington with the Order of the Crown of Belgium in recognition of his services to Belgium.

King Albert Brussels Albert Samuel Hill Seattle, Wash

Robbers Foiled by Mrs Flanagan in Newport Holdups

Mrs. John A. Flanagan defied two masked robbers who held up five men and two women in a hollow between East Tenth street and Bonnie Leslie avenue Newport. They escaped with $12 in cash a gold watch and a gold locket after tying victims and striking one man. Police were alerted as the crimes escalated with dramatic confrontations and a bystander reported to headquarters.

John A. Flanagan Bonnie Leslie Avenue South Bellevue Newport East Tenth Street Flanagan Charles Pickelman Herbert Clark Bonnie Leslie Pickelman Clark Frank Teal Monmouth Street Teal Kalfrat Armstrong and Taylor Flanagan Girls McLaughlin Derrick

Man rescues child from fiery dress blaze in city

Alonzo Signal 543 West Eighth Street a Black man saved Grace Cliff a 3 year old girl who burst into flames after striking matches on East Sixth Street He tore burning clothing from her body and sheltered her as Fire Marshal Joseph Treinan rushed her to General Hospital where doctors said she was critically burned Signal walked away saying Ain’t nuttin' while bystanders watched in amazement

Alonzo Signal West Eighth Street Sixth Street East Sixth Street Signal Joseph Treinan Mary Cliff Grace Marshal Treinan General Hospital

Champion Oarsman John O'Regan Dies at 61 in New Jersey

ASBURY PARK N J May 14 John O'Regan famed amateur oarsman collapsed and died while playing handball at his home He was 61 and a long time Metropolitan Rowing Club member He won the 1887 Jamestown double title with partner William Gifford and held leadership roles in the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen Harlem Regatta Association and Middle States Regatta Association His career took him to Europe and Hawaii where he promoted rowing

Asbury Park N. J John O'Regan O’regan Metropolitan Rowing Club Jamestown N. Y Wiliam Gifford National Association of Amateur Oarsmen Harlem Regatta Association Middle States Regatta Association Europe Hawaii

Four held in New York jewel theft case

Three men Lunmen Bede David Bushnell and John Gavin and a woman Ruth Hayden, all of Chicago, were held in 26000 bail each in Manhattan magistrate court on grand larceny charges for a 70000 jewel theft from Mrs. Mitchell Harrison of Knoxville Tennessee. Police said about 40000 worth was recovered with others found in Philadelphia and Chicago pawnshops.

New York Harrisburg Lunmen Bede David Bushnell John Gavin Ruth Hayden Winthrop Avenue Chicago Mitchell Harrison Knoxville Tenn Pennsylvania Station Philadelphia

Eight Explosions Targeted Basement Safe Heist at Store

A gang bound two watchmen and blasted the basement vault of a Race Street store. They looted the sixth floor strongbox before fleeing as police arrived. One watchman described a tense elevator chase and a desperate rescue. Binocular prints may help catch the criminals.

Collins Louis Majoewky Race Street Majoewsky Geggs Majcewsky Haaj Hedley Credit $and Exchange Department Majcevsky Cleary and Grannan Trevtenart Witherly McCorkill Sergant Fricke Weatherly Emery Robert Dunning Police Bertillonpartment Goodger

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