Condon Names Graduates and School Budget Action
Union Board reelects Dr J M Withrow as president and votes on the next year. Superintendent Condon submits the 1919 1920 high school budget and lists graduates for June 13. Teachers seek higher salaries citing cost of living and shortages. A Nast scholarship at Woodward High is approved with $2500.
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Union Board of High Schools
J. M. Withrow
Kennon Dunham
William Grantman
Condon
Emil Pollak
Withrow
Pollak
Men High School Teachers’ Association
Thelementary Women Teachers’ Association
Women High School ‘Toachers’ ’ Association
Union Board
Igh
Samuel
William Tamble Nast
Woodward High School
Wasiead
Randall J. Condon
Union organizers arrested in tailoring shop vandalism case
police arrest three Amalgamated Clothing Workers' Union organizers Harry Madanich Philip De Luca and Alexander Cohen at union HQ on amid accusations of malicious destruction of property tied to Savin's tailoring shop burglary. Bond set at 9000 each. four striking workers implicated by police confess, claim not directed by union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Clothing Workers’ Union
Vine Street
Love
Baldwin
Hill
Harry Madanich
Philip de Luca
Alexander Cohen
Walnut Hotel
Savin's Tailoring
Central Avenue
Martin Christ
Clark Street
Max Adler
Bem Levesky
Ben Klein
Judge Spiegel
Savin
Weather Summary for Ohio West Virginia and Nearby States
Forecast shows showers in Ohio and West Virginia on Friday and Saturday to become fair and warmer. Kentucky mixed with showers in central and east Friday then fair and warmer Saturday. Indiana partly cloudy north with showers south Friday. Temperature readings and precipitation listed for major stations include Kansas City New Orleans Omaha Denver Nashville Seattle Memphis San Francisco Cincinnati and others.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Moston Adhe
Kansas City
New Orleans
Omaha
Galseaston
Denver
Nashville
Seattle
Memphis
San Francisco
Cincinnati
St. R
Molesting Garment Workers Protesters Arrested in City
Police arrest Henry Gordon Steven Sacea Albert Deller and Sam Meentzer for disorderly conduct while they protest with labor banners in front of the Pugh Building on Wirth and Pike streets and strike garment workers.
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Pugh
Wirth
Pike Streets
Henry Gordon
West Eighth Street
Steven Sacea
Central Avenue
Albert Deller
Wade Street
Sam Meentzer
Dewey Avenue
First nonstop Cleveland to Chicago air mail run achieved
The Chicago to Cleveland aerial mail service completed its first nonstop run today. Pilot Biffle delivered the Cleveland mail in three hours and five minutes arriving at 12:35 p.m. due to muddy fields. Pilot John Miller carried the Chicago mail to Cleveland in three hours and thirty five minutes.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Biffle
John Miller
Diamond missing from Kane ring linked to Newport case
In Newport police report, a diamond valued at 800 dollars, believed missing from a Kane ring, was pawned to saloon keeper Robert Cottingham by a Cincinnati man described as Smith. Kane refused to prosecute the woman suspected of handling the ring, the case dropped, and Manning was sent to Toledo for a separate robbery charge. The fate of the Cincinnati pawnman remains uncertain.
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Cincinnati
George Kane
Dayton Street
James Fuller
David Murphy
Newport
Robert C. Cottingham
Cottingham
Smith
William Harrison Manning
Country? Manning
West Fifth Street
Lulu Manning
Alma Smyth
Miss Smyth
Kane
Manning
Toledo
Caril
Returns for Income Tax Due Before June 15
Income tax returns from all firms doing business as partnerships are due at the Internal Revenue Office not later than June 15. Every partnership must report for 1918. Penalties apply for late filings. Corporations partnerships and individuals who paid salaries rents or wages totaling 1000 or more in 1918 must file by June 15. Special form 1099 exists for those paid 1000 or more.
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Internal Revenue Office
Mefke
Germany
Ee Ee
Lutherans to Help France Reconstruction Commission to Visit Europe
The National Council of the Lutheran Church in the United States announced a reconstruction commission would sail from New York in June to France to assess ecclesiastical conditions and provide financial aid as needed. The mission may also visit Finland other provinces and Balkan Baltic regions.
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Washington
National Council of the Lutheran Church In the
United States
France
New York
Finland
Balkan
Baltic
Balkan States
Blunder of German Spies Exposed By American in Sweden
New York May 22. Trial details reveal an alleged German agent in Stockholm used invisible ink and coded verbal messages to reach William J. Robinson. American importer Benjamin E. Benson testified he delivered letters and 29 000 kronen through the American Legation, with coaching on coded messages. Marie de Victorica, a confessed German agent, is linked to the case.
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Sweden
Associacea Press
New York
Stockholm
William J. Robinson
Benjamin E. Benson
Benson
Milton
Robinson
Marie
Mme
Marie de Victorica
Holland
Explosion Kills Twenty at Cedar Rapids Factory
A massive blast at the Douglas Starch Works in Cedar Rapids Iowa kills about twenty workers and injures around a hundred as the plant burns. Firefighters face water cuts and debris as several victims are trapped in the drying room and others are rushed to aid stations.
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Associated. Press
Cedar Rapids
Douglas Starch Works
Douglas
Wire Board urges private control for national telegraph and phone systems
Postmaster General Burleson forwarded Wire Control Board recommendations to the House Post Office Committee. The plan favors private ownership with coordinated operation and rate regulation by the Interstate Commerce Commission, plus a tribunal to settle employer employee disputes and wage changes under ICC review.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wire Control Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Burleson
House Post Office Committee
Wire Board
Representative Moon
Tennessee
Telegraph and Telephone Company
Telegraph Or Telephone Company
Wilson to lift ban on wines and beer in split stance
President Wilson decided to delay enforcing prohibition citing constitutional timing and public sentiment. He favors restraint to avoid undermining the later enforcement of the amendment amid economic unrest and industrial turmoil.
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New York Evening Post, Inc
Washington
Wilson
United States
Two Steamers Blamed for Halifax Explosion
The Halifax disaster that leveled much of the city in December 1917 and killed about 1,600 people is now blamed equally on both steamers Mont Blanc and Imo. The Ottawa Supreme Court decision reverses an earlier Halifax ruling placing sole blame on Mont Blanc and sets the two vessels as jointly responsible.
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Halifax
N.’ St
Mont Blanc
Imo
Supreme Court of
Ottawa
Drysdale
Imp
Privy Council
Singland
Ministers Call Day Labor Wages a Blot on Baptist Denomination
Dr E T Tomlinson presenting the Ministers and Missionaries Board report at the Northern Baptist convention, says day labor wages for Baptist clergymen are far too low and urges higher standards and pensions based on service. He outlines Americanization plans and foreign language relations in city missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
E. T. Tomlinson
New York
Ministers and Missionaries Board
Northern Baptist Convention Today
Omlinson
Allies to advance into Germany amid occupation frictions
In Coblenz and Cologne on May 22, Allied leaders signaled readiness for an immediate push into Germany if needed. American troops moved toward Coblenz with 900 trucks carrying soldiers while tensions rose as German civilians and officers clashed over sidewalk rights and courtesy standards.
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Cologne
Havas
Sir William Robertson
Germany
Coblenz
Associated Press
Hunter Liggett
Army of Occupation
Hines
Third Army Corps
Gemans
Deficiency Bill Approved For War Risk Family Aid
The House passed a $45,044,500 deficiency measure funding war risk allowances to about 700,000 soldiers families and Civil War pensions. It includes $39,615,000 for May 1 to June 1, $5,000,000 for Civil War pensions, and $2,429,500 for War Risk Insurance Bureau administration. The vote was largely party line amid claims President Wilson's absence delays funds.
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Associated Ress
Washington
House
Sen
New House
Appropriations Committee
Ikune
Mondell
Clark A
Mann
Timnots
Wilson
Representative Burn
Tennessee
Representative Good
Iowa
Maendell
Clark
Congress
League of Nations
Senate
Lindsi
Negotiations for Release Delayed by Paris Council
Paris council holds back on prisoner releases as talks stall awaiting a peace agreement. Officials say progress hinges on securing a formal peace signature before any prisoner releases proceed.
Allies reject German note on prisoners and extend insistence on accountability
Paris dispatch reports the Council of Four replying to Germany on prisoners of war. It differentiates between ordinary prisoners and those guilty of crime and refuses release for offenders. It also rebuffs Germany’s demand for broad economic concessions and emphasizes accountability and discipline.
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Paris
Associated Press
Council of Four
Germany
Count von Brockdorff- Rantzau
M. Clemenceau
Coal Shortage Looms as Labor Pool Shrinks
Chicago May 22 The National Coal Association accepts Harry N. Taylor as president and warns of a 58 million ton shortage this year amid 40,000 mine workers short and transportation limits. Dr. Garfield urges continued government role in managing raw materials and calls for cooperative plans among capital labor and public agencies.
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Chicago
Harry N. Taylor
Kansas City
National Coal Association
Harry A. Garfield
United States
Taylor
Garfield
Penrose and Warren Favored by Committee
Washington May 22. Considerable progress was made today by the committee in a lengthy hearing on the presidential succession with Penrose and Warren appearing favored by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penrose
Warren
Washington
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Committee On
Tailors
Gem Motery Snow
Ted
Lenders
Magnus
City Hall
Red Cross
Frank Sbdeman
Lawrence
David Lawrence
Dr. Garfield
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