Two Accidents Kill Woman and Hurt Officer in Norwood
In Norwood last night a woman, Mrs. Joseline Sanders, 73, died when struck by Edward J. Us automobile on Main Avenue. Lieut. Louis Supe, 48, and Patrol Driver Walter Willis were injured during the patrols’ rush to the scene. Supe’s skull was fractured and he remains in critical condition awaiting surgery. Witnesses said Niehaus was speeding. he was arrested on manslaughter charges.
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Louis Supe
Norwood
Walter Willis
Joseline Sanders
H. C. Ford
Mentor Avenue
Edward J. Us
Delaware Avenue
Main Avenue
Mentor
Williams Avenues
Niehaus
Lupe
Willis
Ashland avenUe
Ashamd Avenue
Supe
Willis F ‘Rst
Allison Avenue
Sanders
Imwalle Undertaking Establishment
St. Bernard
Handley
Amiel Breen
Allison Revenue
Wanda Avenue
Student Killed in Auto Crash Near Cynthiana
David B. Gordon 23, a Hebrew Union College sophomore, died at Harrison Memorial Hospital Cynthiana Ky from skull fracture and internal injuries after a car carrying five students skidded on Three L Highway and overturned. Four others were injured but not seriously. The group was en route to Churchill Downs for the Kentucky Derby. Gordon’s body was sent to Cincinnati then Philadelphia. His father E Gordon of Philadelphia arrived to claim the remains.
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David B. Gordon
Hebrew Union College
Harrison Memorial Hospital
Cynthiana
Three L Highway
Cincinnati
Gordon
Philadelphia
Churchill Downs
Louisville
Sidney Marwil
Detroit
Eli Tash
Selma
Ala
Milton Greenwald
Louis Pearlman
Medical College
University of Cincinnati
Cecil Striker
East
Drys Move Nationwide as Congress Sees No Prohibition Change
Prohibition battles stall as Congress nears adjournment with no Volstead Act revisions. Anti-Saloon League leaders travel to push referendums while wets seek to elect allies. Montana and several states show strong dry or referendum activity, New York lawmakers press for statewide vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Michelson
New York World News Service
Washington
Lincoln C. Andrews
Congress
Drys
Anti-Saloon League
Norge Dirigible Reaches Nome After Polar Flight
Amundsen Lincoln Ellsworth and crew arrive at Nome from Teller after crossing the North Pole aboard the Norge. The voyage lasted 61 hours from Spitzbergen with flags dropped at the Pole. locals express mixed cheers and resentment over not landing in Nome.
Wriggling Bag Sends Scores to Shelter
A burlap bag found at an elevated station in Long Island City released a huge constrictor. A patrolman opened the sack after a prowling crowd fled and the creature, killed by the fall, measured twelve feet long. The owner remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cop
Long Island City
N. Y
Summer warmth hits city with 103 degree peak
Cincinnati enjoyed the sun as a thermometer at The Tribune office reached 103 degrees the highest of the season. Shade temps peaked at 81 degrees and locals found sun hot yet shade cool. Devereaux notes seven earlier days with higher shade temps this spring and predicts a normal pattern ahead.
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Devereaux
United States
Mr. Devereaux
Fifteen Die as Passenger Train Falls into Canyon
A passenger train between Pachuca and Ixmiquilpan plunged off the tracks near Ixmiquilpan, Mexico. Fifteen people were killed and many injured as nearly every coach was wrecked.
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Mexico City
Pachuca
Ixmiquilpan
Explosion damages Avondale home of Gabriel Schwartz
An explosion at 10 o clock last night ripped the 2 1/2 story brick home of Gabriel Schwartz at 3997 Beechwood Avenue. No one was injured. maid Kate OMalley had just left the house. Firefighters fought a 90 minute blaze and estimated damage at about 10000 dollars due to a gas furnace leak ignited by a water heater pilot.
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Gabriel Schwartz
Eechwood Avenue
Kate O'Malley
Franks
Vine and
Pearl Streets
Miss O'Malley
Marshal Franks
O’malley
Retires as Stickney Enters Senate Race
Atlantic City May 16 47 John Barrett former United States Minister to Argentina and to Siam withdrew his week old candidacy for United States Senator from Vermont. He had sought the Republican nomination to succeed Senator Dale. In Ludlow Vermont May 16 former Gov William W Stickney announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for United States Senator from Vermont at the September primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
John Barrett
United States
Argentine
Siam
Vermont
Barrett
Dale
W. W. Stickney
Ludlow
William W. Stickney
Sargent
Coolidge
Former Turkish Sultan Mohammed IV Dies in San Remo
Mohammed IV former Sultan VI of Turkey died in San Remo Italy last night of cardiac paralysis. He had lived on the Riviera for three to four years. He was heir apparent in 1916 and proclaimed sultan on Mohammed V death July 3 1918. Turkey sought end to hostilities through President Wilson and surrendered October 30, 1918.
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San Remo
Italy
Amohammed IV
Sultan VI
Turkey
Riviera
Sultan Mohammed VI
Vahid-Eddine
Sultan Mohammed V
Sultan
Mohammed V
Wilson
Harrodsburg Man Killed in Kentucky Collision
LINGTON Ky May 16 Tomogers of Harrodsburg Ky was killed instantly in a collision with an automobile driven by John F Hering of Cincinnati near here this afternoon. Witnesses say Rogers drove his motorcycle to the left side of the road to pass Hering s car.
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Lington
Tomogers
Harrodsburg
John F. Hering
Cincinnati
Here
Rogers
Hering
WIFE HELD AS DRY AGENT SLAIN IN AUTO
Cadiz Ohio May 16 Prohibition agent and ex Columbus policeman Harry Webster 35 was shot and killed in his car six miles east of Cadiz. His wife, held in jail, said the shooting was accidental. Webster and Henry Hamilton of Columbus rode in the car with the women in the rear seat. The bullet struck Webster’s neck and he died after reaching Martins Ferry hospital. Police said Mrs Webster admitted having trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadiz, QC
Harry Webster
Columbus
Here
Webster
Henry Hamilton
Martins Ferry O
Student falls to death in first parachute drop
In Shin Jose California on May 16 21 year old Fred Zeigler a special aeronautics student at the University of California was killed during his first parachute drop after the parachute failed to open witnesses say more than a thousand spectators watched the fatal fall from about 1500 feet to the ground occurring today in front of a large crowd
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shin Jose
Cal
Fred Zeigler
University of California
Jewish Girl Who Took Veil Held In Monastery
In Newark May 16 Rabbi Hyman A Rabinowitz spoke with Sister Mary Agnes Rosie Goldstein inside the Perrpetual Adoration Monastery. He says the girl is not sane and is being compelled to stay. relatives want legal action and a mental exam by an alienist. The Mother Superior declined the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbi
New York World News Service
Newark
N. J
Hyman A. Rabinowitz
Dominican Monastery of Perrpetual Adoration
Mary Agnes
Rosie Goldstein
Benjamin Goldstein
Rabbi Rabinowitz
Goldstein
Rosie
Hopes to Stop Decline of Franc
Paris reports that France seeks ratification of the Washington debt settlement and talks with Britain to stabilize the franc. Finance Minister Peret travels to London to confer with Churchill as Briand promises a confidence vote on the American debt agreement after May 27. Opponents say the settlement fails to protect the franc and France cannot pay war debts without currency safeguards.
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Paris
Mex
Washington
Great Britain
M. Peret
London
Winston Churchill
Briand
M. Berenger
France
Lucky to Be Alive After Intrusion on Surprise Visit
George Dugan, 32, was attacked when he entered a ground floor apartment on 495 East 167th Street without warning. The residents, Albine and Vito de Vito, detained him as nine children slept nearby. he received a swollen lip and a $10 disorderly conduct fine in Harlem Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
George Dugan
George
495 East 167Th Street
Vaccaglini
Douras
Harlem
Albina de Vito
Dugan
de Vitos
Marx Accepts Chancellorship in Germany
Berlin May 16 Dr Wilhelm Marx has accepted the chancellorship offered by President von Hindenburg. He will retain the Luther Cabinet and align foreign policy with the Luther government. Johannes Bell of the Centrists will join as Minister of Justice.
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Berlin
Wilhelm Marx
von Hindenburg
Luther
Johannes Bell
German People’s Party
Dr. Marx
Coolidge Cruises Up Potomac After Chesapeake Storm
President Coolidge and guests sailed the Mayflower up the Potomac after heavy thunderstorms on the Chesapeake Bay. The yacht anchored off Hains Point near the Navy Yard after a York River and Yorktown trip, with landings planned for tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
President Coolidge
Potomac
Chesapeake Bay
York River
Yorktown
Williamsburg
Hains Point
Washington Navy Yard
Day agent's home bombed in Ohio
The home of Carl Aiken, a city enforcement officer in Tiltonville, Jefferson County, was destroyed by a bombing. Aiken and his wife were uninjured. Officials suspect agents targeted by Aiken were responsible for the blast.
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Stubenville
Carl Aiken
Tiltonville
Jefferson County
Aiken
Three Ohioans Killed as Train Hits Auto
A special Erie Railroad train struck an automobile near Sterling eight miles east of Wadsworth Ohio, killing three occupants. The dead are Doris Edwards 13 of Doylestown, Alice Pauline Meese 20 of Doylestown, and Glenn Geiser 19 the driver from Marshallville.
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Wadsworth, O
Erie* Railroad
Sterling
Here
Doris Edwards
Doylestown
Alice Pauline Meese
Glenn Geiser
Marshallville
Steamer Charles Horn Burned and Sunk on Lake Ontario
Reports from Cape Vincent say the Charles Horn was burned and sunk off Peters Point in Lake Ontario. The crew of seventeen was rescued by a passing steamer and landed at Cape Vincent. The vessel is owned by the Horn Lumber Company of Chicago.
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Ogden
N. Y
Cape Vincent
Peters Point
Lake Ontario
The
Horn Lumber Company of
Chicago
Baldwin's Triumph Ends Labor Crisis in Britain
London reports Premier Stanley Baldwin guiding Britain through a pivotal labor conflict with no bloodshed. He unified unions and employers, secured settlements on old wages, and emerged as the nation’s most popular leader, with broad backing across classes.
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John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
Stanley Baldwin
Britain
Earl of Chatham
Lloyd George
Baldwin
Great Union of Dockers
Trades Union Congress General Council
House of Commons
Woodsman Fights Grizzly in Mountain Attack Near Salmon River
Jim McCann a woodsman near the Salmon River in Idaho fought a large grizzly bear using a hunter's knife after the bear attacked him. His right arm was nearly torn from the socket and his scalp bruised as he struggled for life. He wrote to his brother Bill that the bear killed him but he killed the bear, then the rifle was knocked from his hand.
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Woodman
Hunter
Bear
Boise
Idaho
Jim McCann
McCann
Bruin
Salmon River
McGann
William
Bill
Norge dirigible reaches Teller Alaska after polar flight
Amundsen Ellsworth expedition with the Norge arrives at Teller Nome from Spitzbergen after a 72 hour voyage. Lieut Riiser-Larsen reports no land spotted at the North Pole due to ice and open water while the crew, led by Col Nobile, conducts landing and disassembly on Grantley Harbor bay.
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Nome
Alaska
Roald Amundsen
Lincoln Ellsworth
Oscar Wisting
Oskar Omdahl
Norge
Teller
Spitzbergen
North Pole
Port Lawrence
Bering Sea
Capt
Peterson
Snake River
Amundsen
Ellsworth
Omdahl
Wisting
United States
Ralph Lomen
Chamber of Commerce
Arctic
Point Wainwright
Point Barrow
King’s Bay
Pole
Alaskan
Hilmar Riiser-Larsen
Amundsen-Ellsworth
Pt. Barrow
Here
Ettore Arduino
T. A. Pellerson
Teller Lighterage Company
Grantley Harbor
Umberto Nobile
Amundsen and
South Pole
Lieut
Pippin
Col
Nobile
Norge Flight Triumph Reaches Alaska from Rome
Rome marks Norge flight success with nationwide jubilation and a festival of flags and songs. Commander Nobile reports the 6300 kilometer legs across the North Pole from Rome to Teller Alaska in three days. Italian aviation praises and fascist era pageantry fill the capital as celebrations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Norge
Alaska
North Pole
Nobile
Piccio
Aeronautical
Ministry of Aeronautics
Teller
Thommessen
Aero Club of Norway
Bonzani
Commander Nobile
Mussolini
Chigi Palace
Murderer sentenced on son's testimony in Indiana
Jack Yusewicz of Gary Indiana was given a life sentence for the 1924 murder of Florence Guazea a 14 year old East Chicago girl. A Lake County jury in Crown Point held the father guilty after 25 hours of deliberation following the son's testimony that the man came home with blood on his clothes and confessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jack Yusewicz
Gary
Ind
Florence Guazea
East Chicago
Lake County
Crownpoint
Yusewicz
Searche Fuully
Yusewidz
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