Driver of Death Wagon Captured in Wall St Bomb Case
Federal warrant issued for Giuseppi de Filippo Bayonne truck driver identified by three witnesses as the driver of the death cart in the Wall Street blast. Police report retired firefighter Thomas Smith had earlier linked Tito Ligi to the driver, while others were brought to Bayonne to confirm identifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Giuseppi de Filippo
Bayonne
Wall Street
United States
Hitchcock
Charles H. Scully
Department of Justice
de Filippo
Thomas Smith
Tito Ligi
Scranton
Newark
Ligi
Raymond Clarke
Filippo
Clarke
de Pilippo
Bayonne Truckman Identified in Wall Street Blast Lead
Three Bayonne residents identified Giuseppi de Filippo as a man seen near the Wall Street blast site hours before September’s explosion. Police note de Filippo sold his horse and wagon before the incident and provided names of buyers. Witness lineups in New York supported the identification despite his claim of work in Bayonne on that day.
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Bayonne
N. J
Giuseppi de Filippo
Wall Street
de Filippo
William B. Clark
New York
Clark
Assay Office
Financial District
Index to Advertisements in the June Issue
A fragmented page lists multiple vendors and products including Lewin Lumber Co. Bon-Opto Eye Remedy Dow's Drug Stores Corona Typewriter Serer BNE Kitchen items and Victrolas. Named firms include Callaway Coal Co. Grove's Iron Tonic Syrup Hamilton County Mutual Fire Insurance People’s Bank Sibley & Co Shillito's and Union Gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitraecents
A. M. Lewin Lumber Co
Illinois Central
Burkhardt Bros
Callaway Coal
Corona Typewriter Sales Co
Dow's Drug Stores
Frederick Lamb
Lewess
Irwin, Ballmann & Co
J. W. Sibley & Co
Graul—Phonographe
Serer Bne Eeksts Bosch Sedadaches
Grove
Hamilton County Mutual Fire Ins
Precio
Arden Ces Og Mullane
People’s Bank & Savings
Pogue
Santee Mens Comecs
Richman
Shevlin’s
Shillito’s—Merchandise
Southern Railway System
Southern Wholesale Grocers’ Asso
Spencer’s
Union Gas and Electric
Victor Talking Machine
Wallingford Coffee
Unilteson
Wurlitzer—Victrolas
Stejeu
Ellis Island Quarantine After Typhus Death of Immigrant Boy
The Ellis Island immigration station was quarantined after the typhus death of Andrew Steinbach a five year old Auglo Slavic boy. One hundred seventy hundred immigrants were detained at Hoffmans Island while the site is fumigated and the station remains closed for forty eight hours. City officials warned the public that the quarantine requires more staff and facilities for observation detention and delousing to protect the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ellis Island
Andrew Steinbach
Hoffman’s Island
Wallis
Steinbach
Hoffman Island
Copeland
Harvey Addresses Pilgrims Society on American Unity
American Ambassador George Harvey in his first post credentials speech at a Pilgrims Society dinner in London says U S armed forces went to Europe to save the United States, not European states, and praises Anglo American ties as a civilizing force while urging mutual understanding between nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
George Harvey
Europe
United States
Germany
Harvey
Pilgrims Society
Atlantic Seaboard
Pacific
Republic
Great Plain
Alleghanies
Rockies
Mr. Harvey
America
Harding
United Kingdom
Aged Woman Fights Off Thug On Fourt Street
Louisville reports Mrs. Charles Scholl a gray haired, small woman who fought a negro attempting to snatch her purse. She struck him with a elbow jab to the chest and a fist blow after he grabbed her bag, leaving him injured while she nursed a swollen hand.
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Louisville
Charles Scholl
Fourt Street
Ford Demands Newberry Charges Have Thorough Probe
Henry Ford, defeated rival in 1918, called for a full investigation into Senator Newberry of Michigan. He sent telegrams to Chairman Dillingham and the Senate Elections Committee urging inquiry into alleged fraudulent expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Newberry
Michigan
Henry Ford
Dillingham
Senate Committee On Elections
Daring Whisky Theft Foiled Near City Hall
Police stopped a daylight raid on a whisky convoy as eight robbers seized 220 cases of liquor and abducted two men. Detective Lew Bell helped recover the whisky within four hours. nine suspects are detained, with two identified.
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Lew Bell
City Hall
Colerain
Queen City Avenues
Bell
Shaefer
Crigler & Crigler
Scott Street
Covington
Robert Carmichael
Daniel Bauer
Queen City Motor Delivery Company
New York
Henry Lucas
Cosmopolitan Drug Company
Crawford Mistook Hold Up For Movie Scene
Cincinnati safety chief George Crawford witnessed a daylight whisky robbery act as two men mounted a truck, displayed revolvers to the driver, and fled toward Brighton. Crawford and W R Munger pursued, found no crowd, and noted the rapid, quiet sequence.
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Colerain Avenue
Carmichael
Queen City Avenue
Bauer
Lucas
Queen Avenue
Cincinnati
George Crawford
Charles Tudor
City Hall
W. R. Munger
Mr. Munger
Brighton
Mr. Crawford
Harding To Name Taft Chief Justice and Sutherland Associate
Washington May 19 President Harding weighs two Supreme Court vacancies after Chief Justice White’s death. George Sutherland likely as Associate Justice but Taft favored for Chief Justice if he accepts. Charles Evans Hughes remains Secretary of State and could not be elevated now.
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Washington
Freda Stecher
Eugene Stecher
Philadelphia
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
House
Stecher
Bergdoll
Germany
Bergdolls
United States
White
Harding
Supreme Court
George Sutherland
Utah
Taft
Sutherland
England
Lane
Labor Wilson
Ohio
War Labor Board
League of Nations
Republican Party
Europe
Wilson
Charles Evans Hughes
Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Department of State
Mr. Harding
Congress
New York
Schoepf Hopes Lower Cincinnati Streetcar Fare After July
W Kesley Schoepf president of the Cincinnati Traction Company expects lower streetcar fares soon after a new agreement takes effect in July. He praised the carmen for their willingness to accept the reduction, noting an 18 percent cut in operating labor costs should boost profits and likely push fares down under the service-at-cost franchise. Traction officials cite rising material and labor costs over two years contributing to deficits and fare increases from five to eight and a half cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
W. Kesley Schoepf
Cincinnati Traction Company
Schoepf
Traction
Cincinnati Delegation Claims Dixie Highway Victory
Cincinnati analysts hailed a Dixie Highway victory as Louisville failed to send a fighting delegation to the annual meeting in Chattanooga. J Stacey Hill said Cincinnati would press to keep the route and expand Ohio representation on the board. The meeting voted for a broad, multi state board and discussed moving headquarters to Cincinnati if Judge Allison steps down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Chattanooga
Tenn
Dixie Highway Association
J. Stacey Hill
Queen City
The
Highway Association
Ohio
Mr. Hill
John Ll. Shoff
Harry L. Gordon
Clark Howell
Georgia
Rotary Club
Dixie Highway Movement
Allison
Howell
Judge Allison
T. J. Quinlan
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Quinlan
Dele
Senate and House Agree On Emergency Tariff Bill Report Today
Conferees reach agreement on an emergency tariff measure with the House adopting Senate anti dumping provisions and trimming dye control period from six to three months. Hoover studies impact of terminating treaties that bar discriminatory duties on ships while Harding and Wilson positions remain unclear. Senator Jones cites executive action for treaty abrogation. Claims of broad support by reform groups are challenged as Marsh lists membership. hearing tension rises over tax revision and propaganda critiques.
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Washington
Senate
House
Hoover
United States
Wilson
Congress
Harding
Penrose
Mr. Penrose
Benjamin C. Marsh
People’s Reconstruction League
Farmers’ National Council
Marsh
Akring
Smoot
Utah
Reconstruction League
Witnesses taunted by Penrose at hearing
First witnesses before the Senate Finance Committee faced sharp questioning from Chairman Penrose and other members. W. M. Clark testified that he spoke, amid tense exchanges marking the opening of the tax hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penrose
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Giilings
W. M. Clark
Cincinnati car men approve 18 percent wage cut
In Cincinnati 1440 union votes yield 832 for the new wage scale and 606 against. Motormen and conductors will see pay drop from 59 to 50 cents per hour under a July effective agreement with Cincinnati Traction Company. International union head Mahon declined to comment beyond noting the men “bowed gracefully.”
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Cincinnati
Amalgamated Street and Electric Railway
Cincinnati Traction Company
W. Kesley Schoepf
W. D. Mahon
International Union
Mahon
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Cincinnati Car Men's Union
Labor Temple
International Car Men’s Union
Prohibition Funding Shortfall Draws Criticism in Columbus
Perley A. Baker of the Anti-Saloon League condemns Congress for insufficient prohibition enforcement funds. He cites spigot economy and bunghole prodigality, warns 700 inspectors will be discharged and evidence lost, while Ohio expands state enforcement from ten to twelve officers even as federal officers are cut.
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Columbus
Perley A. Baker
Westerville
Anti-Saloon League of America
Treasury
Department
Baker
Ohio
Washington
Parker
President Harding Signs Bill to Restrict Immigration
President Harding signed a bill restricting immigration today in Washington. The action comes amid policy debates and poses new limits on who may enter the United States.
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Washington
Harding
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Wall ST
U. S
New Jersey
Ellis Island Gates
Pilgrim Society
St. James
Oteghers
Slacker
FORD
Bank Street
Western Avenue
Crawford
Lawrence
David Lawrence
C. B. Allen
Pp. T. Cosgrove
Frank Hamilton
W. E. Metzger
Richard J. Finnegan
Medill McCormick
Illinois
Thomas Taggart
Carl G. Fisher
Indiana
H. B. Hanger
Claude B. Mercer
Kentucky
W. T. Anderson
Frank G. Bell
S. A. Bel
McCormick
International Organization
Men
DAKE
Anti-Saloon League
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