Bryan Preaches Democracy’s Opportunity at Columbus Jefferson Club Picnic
William Jennings Bryan addressed the Jefferson Club in Columbus Ohio urging a national nonpartisan government bulletin to spread unbiased news. He backed prohibition tax cuts antigrowth of monopolies and disarmament as paths to peace and Democratic strength. He urged Ohioans to break with brewers and distillers and support homes over industry.
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Columbus
William Jennings Bryan
Jefferson Club
Bryan
Democratic Party
Washington
George Creel
Ohio
Mr. Bryan
Claude Kitchin
House
Brothers Kill Brothers In a Pistol Battle In Ky
In Hellier Ky a mining town near Pikeville two men named Elam shot James Case who died instantly and Charley Case who died later while en route to a hospital. The clash followed reported insults over Elams's daughter at church. Earlier Wiley Branham was wounded at a Greasy Creek baseball game by Bruce Stanley and hospitalized.
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Pikeville
Charlie Case
James Case
Hellier
Elam
Case Brothers
Charley Case
Elams
Greasy Creek
Wiley Branham
Bruce Stanley
Advertisements Index Fragment Showcasing Local Brands
An unreadable OCR index lists numerous companies and products such as Cunard-Anchor Line, Fifth-Third Bank, Lucky Strike Cigarettes, Pogue’s Men’s Shoes, Shillito’s, Morand-Cleaning, Schaefer Rubber Co, and more. Several lines are garbled, but the page clearly catalogs advertisers and merchandise for a period publication.
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Henry L. Doherty
Gidding
Lucky
Mullane
Candy Rogers Woman's Shop
American Finance Co
French Republic
Hunter, Evans & Eee
Wes
Nrcetesepest
Pangs
Kolbe & Co
Kotte
Morand—Cleaning
Ohio Truss Co
Pinkham
Schaefer Rubber Co
Shevlin
Shillito’s
Bancove
Richmond Bros
Police Recover Auto Containing 20000 Stolen From Bank
Lima Ohio May 23 Police recovered two more automobiles believed stolen by bandits in a gun battle Saturday afternoon in which gang member Raleigh Townsend was killed. One car, tied to a Toledo theft, contained about 20000 dollars stolen from the Hunterstown Bank Indiana. A sawed off shotgun was found in the car. A second vehicle reported stolen at Bryan Ohio was found parked on a side street since Saturday.
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Lima
Raleigh Townsend
Toledo
Hunterstown
Ind
Bryan
Divorce settlement discussed in Stillman case in New York
Details of the proposed divorce settlement between James A. Stillman and Anne A. Stillman were discussed in New York. The talks included a possible maintenance offer near 50 000 dollars a year for Anne plus allowances for their children, with a dispute over infant Guy’s status and potential relocation for five years.
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New York
James A. Stillman
Anne A. Stillman
John E. Mack
Guy Stillman
Guy
Rosenbluth to seek discharge on bail in Cronkite murder
Captain Robert Rosenbluth's lawyers say they will move in Federal Court on June 6 to discharge him on $25 000 bail for the Cronkite murder case. They may publish a letter to Attorney General Daugherty seeking a personal hearing and contest claims from The New York World interview with Roland Pothier alleging coercion of a confession.
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New York
Robert Rosenbluth
Alexander P. Cronkite
Camp Lewis
Wash
United States Attorney’s Office
Daugherty
Department of Justice
New York World
Roland Pothier
Rosenbluth
Tutor's Son Murdered in Boston, Pathology Report Says
Madison report cites Dr. C H Bunting and Dr. W F Lorenz stating Paton McGilvary son of Prof E B McGilvary was murdered with four gunshots. Pathologists sent evidence to the father in Boston and question suicide given wound trajectory and arm position after the first shot.
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Madison
Wis
Paton McGilvary
E. B. McGilvary
Boston
C. H. Bunting
University of Wisconsin
W. F. Lorenz
McGilvary
Dr. Bunting
Arizona Woman Sentenced for Acid Attack on Teacher
PRESCOTT Ariz May 23 Mrs Irene Hopkins was sentenced to five to fourteen years in state prison in Superior Court this afternoon. She was convicted of assault for throwing acid into the face of Miss Lucille Gallagher a Jerome school teacher on March 31.
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Prescott
Ariz
Irene Hopkins
Superior Court
Lucille Gallagher
Egypt unrest in Alexandria leaves many dead and wounded
Rioting in Alexandria and Ramleh spreads panic as 23 killed and 130 wounded in clashes directed at Europeans. Five Europeans dead and 72 wounded reported earlier. Bedouin bands advance as fires burn and stores are looted while troops restore order.
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Cairo
Exchange Telegraph Company
Alexandria
Ramleh
Bearded Akron Man Surrenders Beard After Klan Raid
Akron Ohio May 23 James F Martin aged 80 is jailed for wife beating. A youthful masked Ku Klux Klan raided his home after an assault on his crippled wife. Court rendered a verdict depriving him of his flowing gray beard. Probation officers accuse him of taking a crutch and beating her with a cane while she was helpless.
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Akron
James F. Martin
Martin
Wreck Trail Probed After Illinois Central Flyer Crash
Bloodhounds failed to trace the men who tampered with rails at Epperson Kentucky after Illinois Central Flyer No 103 derailed. Officials from the railroad and detectives searched the scene while witnesses saw two men fleeing. No passengers were injured though delays disrupted schedules and riders waited at Union Station.
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Paducah
Epperson
Hill
Louisville
Union Station
No. 103
Cincinnatian to Fly to Columbus to Fight Truck Measure
A Cincinnati delegate flies to Columbus to protest Governor Davis against a bill banning trucks over five tons on Ohio roads. O W Pearson pilots the plane with Charles A Fisher of Lee Tire Company aboard. Local firms Kroger Grocery and Baking, Liggett Bros. Coalery Consolidation, Io River Sand and Gravel, Colter Grocery, Fleischmann Company, and Line Air Products are among supporters visiting the governor to seek a veto.
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Cincinnati
Columbus
Davis
Ohio
O. W. Pearson
Charles A. Fisher
Lee Tire Company
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
Liggett Bros. Coalery Consolidation ,Coal Company
Io River Sand and Gravel Company
Colter Grocery Company
Fleischmann Company
Line Air Products Company
Ten Labor Dynamiting Suspects Indicted in Chicago
Chicago May 23 Ten men arrested last week in connection with labor dynamitings were named in true bills voted by the grand jury today Three indictments naming all the defendants will be returned in court tomorrow and it was announced
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Chicago
River death of Ohio River deckhand Cox near Fernbank Dam
Luther Cox 26, a deckhand on the US steamer Scioto, drowned after cramps while swimming in the Ohio River near Fernbank Dam 37. Crewmates George English Frank Bohman and Don Foreman attempted rescue for three hours, locating the body fifty feet from the plunge site. Cox from Henderson Kentucky had been married recently.
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D. C. Handley
Ohio River
Fernbank Dam No
Luther Cox
United States
Scioto
Cox
George English
Frank Bohman
Don Foreman
Henderson
Thieves Loot Irby Home While Family Absent
Thieves looted the suburban residence of John R. Irby superintendent of Prudential Life Insurance Company Tower place Ft Thomas Ky while the family was in Louisville. They carried away two purses a watch a bracelet and a silver tea set valued at 800. Furniture was overturned and rooms ransacked.
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John R. Irby
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Tower Place
Ft Thomas
Louisville
Irby
Bomb at Cork Examiner Staff Wounds Four Night Crew
A bomb thrown at four Cork Examiner night staff members as they walked home left Christopher Walsh and Stephen Dortman probably mortally injured while Frederick Murphy and Edward Collins were only slightly wounded. The incident occurred in Cork on May 23.
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Cork
The
Cork Examiner
Christopher Walsh
Stephen Dortman
Frederick Murphy
Edward Collins
Senate Strike Cuts Alameda Base From Naval Bill
In Washington on May 23 the Senate voted 40 to 30 to strike provisions for a new Alameda California fleet base from the naval appropriation bill. Republicans listing Borah Capper Cummins Gooding Harreld Jones of Washington Kenyon Ladd LaFollette Lenroot McCormick McKinley McNary Nelson Norris Stanfield Townsend and Weller opposed the Alameda item while four Democrats Fletcher Pittman Smith of South Carolina and Swanson backed it.
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Washington
Alameda
Cal
Senate
Borah
Capper
Cummins
Gooding
Harreld
Jones
Kenyon
Ladd
LaFollette
Lenroot
McCormick
McKinley
McNary
Nelson
Norris
Stanfield
Townsend
Weller
Fletcher, Pittman
Smith
South Carolina
Swanson
Slayer of Children Given Life Sentence in Ohio
Mrs. Alta M. Koehler was sentenced to life at Marysville reformatory for murdering her two children on December 5, 1920, in Warren Ohio. Attorneys announced an appeal after a denied motion for a new trial. She again denied guilt but showed no emotion at sentencing.
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Warren
Alta M. Koehler
Marysville Reformatory
Building Trades Leader Charged With Attempted Shakedown
Simon O'Donnell, former President of the Chicago Building Trades Council, named by witnesses before the Dailey commission as attempting to shake down the Chicago and Alton Railroad and contractors for 25 000 for a general license to do business in Chicago. Henry Wade Nelson of a Pittsburgh firm reportedly paid 10 000 for a general license, witnesses say.
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Chicago
Simon O’donnell
Chicago Building Trades Council
Dailey Commission
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Henry T. Douglas, Jr
Henry Wade Nelson
Pittsburg
Bandits Hold Up SAAT In Avondale
Five men in a touring car robbed a taxicab at Winding Way and Lennox Place at 1 am, taking $600 from Thomas Goodloe and cash from his companion while two women in the cab wore diamonds worth thousands. The driver Benja min Laseke identified most suspects, and police note the two women are from prominent Avondale families.
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Thomas Goodloe
Hollister Street
Mr. Auburn
Winding Way
Lennox Place
Goodloe
Benjamin Laseka
West Eighth Street
Laseke
Gibson Hotel
Gilbert Avenue
Eden Park
Reading Road
Lincoln Avenue
Society Leaders to Stage Boxing Exhibition at Ft Thomas
Ft Thomas society women led by Mrs Anne Waters plan a scientific boxing exhibition in a 6000 seat amphitheater at the post to raise funds for a new Ft Thomas Women's Club clubhouse. Col Peter Traub and Capt J J Wilson assist with the event as 6000 guests are expected. Prominent Cincinnati and Kentucky clubmen will serve as seconds.
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Anne Morgan
St. Thomas Society
Gotham
Manhattan Island
New York
Ft. Thomas
Alan Waters
Peter Traub
J. J. Wilson
Ft. Thomas Women’s Club
Creme de la Creme
Society of
Greater Cincinnati
Marquis of Queensberry
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Knights of the
President urges industry captains to seek era of understanding
In New York on May 23 the President spoke at the end of his prepared address calling for an era of understanding between government and people and between nations. He urged openness at the table and said immigrants must give as well as receive from the government.
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New York
America
Granite State, Old Navy Training Ship, Burns at Pier
The Granite State, a historic New York training ship and former U S S New Hampshire, burned to the water's edge at Riverside Drive near Ninety seventh Street. Fire crews blamed an oil spill ignited by a motorboat back-fire, as the Newport and naval militia racks nearby faced danger. Built in 1818, the vessel saw Civil War service and later training duties under federal and state control. President Harding viewed the blaze from the presidential yacht Mayflower.
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New York
Granite State
Hudson River
Riverside Drive
Ninety Seventh Street
President Harding
State Nautical
Newport
United States
New Hampshire
Kittery
James Monroe
Warren G. Harding
Bergdoll Mother Clashes With Hearing Panel
Mrs. Emma C Bergdoll faced the House committee probing Grover Bergdoll's escape in a two hour session. She sparred with questions about buried gold amid denials and accusations of persecution claiming 105000 was hidden on the Bergdoll farm and asserting her son still has a chance to be president. The panel noted tax figures and valued Grover at about 500000 as hearings wrap with more witnesses expected.
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Washington
Emma C. Bergdoll
Grover Cleveland
Bergdoll
House Committee
House of Representatives
Johnson
Kentucky
Philadelphia
Treasury
West Chester Pike
Indiana
Mr. Luhring
Peters
Two Caproni bombers land near Cincinnati on cross country flight
Caproni bombing planes from Kelly Field Texas and a Handley Page bomber arrive at Crane Field in Turkey Bottoms after a leaky radiator forced a stop at Hopkinsville. The last craft, from Park Field Tennessee, continues with repairs and plans to resume eastward leg by tomorrow or Thursday.
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Caproni
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Tex
Langley Field
Hampton
Cincinnati
Crane Field
Turkey Bottom Flats
Park Field
Memphis
Tenn
Hopkinsville
G. M. Palmer
Handley Page
C. C. Nutt
James Plumb
Ben Morton
Cc. R. McIver
Lovering
Griscom
Nienhaus
Hall
Faust
Wramovitch
Handley-Page
Cincinnati Aero Club
O. W . Pearson
Charles A. Fisher
Lee Tire
Reading Road
McIver
Turkey Bottoms
Capronis
President Harding Recalls War Dead in Brooklyn Review Speech
President Harding in New York and Hoboken events draws tears recalling war dead and praises a businesslike postwar rebuild. He greets 250 000 schoolchildren in Brooklyn and lauds the 23rd Regiment Armory regimental review honoring WWI veterans.
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Brooklyn
New York
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Commoner
Prohibition
National Bulletin
A Bros
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Cunard-Anchor S
Setee Eee
Leeds
Pothier
World
Arizona
Egypt
Associated Press
Hounds
Illinois Central Flyer
Cincinnatian
Burke
Fernbank
Hart
Building Trades
Bandits
SAAT
Avondale
Social Leaders of
Kentucky Women’s Club
Harding
U. S. Navy
Granite
Army
Germany
Political Science
Hoboken
Academy of Political Science
New York Harbor
Hudson
Michigan
East Side
Twenty-third Regiment
106Th
Young America
Brooklyn Armory
Lower East Side
Manhattan
Fox Hills Hospital
Staten Island
Republic
Twenzird
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