Railroads Move to Build Cincinnati Terminals Within Months
John A. Morris of the American Railway Association says railroads will construct adequate Cincinnati gate terminals and station facilities, with work to begin within three months. H A Worcester of the Big Four confirms ongoing terminal planning as engineers survey and executives consider plans for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan-Ohio-Indiana Coal Association
Hotel Linton
John A. Morris
American Railway Association
Cincinnati Gateway
Morris
Cincinnati
Archie White
John Bleekman
Union Station
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Morris
Tom. Lewis
West Virginia Coal Association
Lewis
Armed Posse Searches Woods Near Silvert on For 6 year old Attacker
A mob of farmers aided by police combed woods near Silvert on and along Montgomery road for a man accused of attempting to assault Myrtle Lantz age six daughter of E H Lantz. The suspect described as about 45, 5 feet 7, 160 pounds with dark hair wore a green shirt and dark suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silverton
Myrtle Lantz
E. H. Lantz
Montgomery Road
Cincinnati
Lantz
Myrtle
John Colliback
Marshall
Mr. Lantz
Little Myrtle Lantz
Eleanora Kolkmeyer
Warsaw Avenue
Price Hill
Geraldine Cappel
Highridge Avenue
Virginia McNair
Mt. Echo Park
Anna Spagnola
Walnut Street
Marshal Dollback
Lantz Farm
Menor
Fgitive
Kentucky Revenue Officers Kill Confession From Suspect
A man identifying as Joe Buckley Laurie, 28, formerly of Kirby Knobbs Kentucky, confessed to killing eight revenue officers in an April 1908 clash in Kentucky mountains. Police say the claim is under verification by Department of Justice agents.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Joe Buckley Laurie
Kirby Knobbs
Kentucky
Department of Justice
Greek Fleet in Dardanelles Sparks Turkish Protest
Constantinople reports a Greek fleet at the Straits entrance prompting a Turkish protest to Britain. Paris notes allied pressure to avoid Greco Turkish hostilities while Lausanne seeks a peaceful basis for reparations talks. Lausanne talks suspend to pursue settlement and Greece may cede territory in exchange for indemnity renunciation.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Dardanelles
Paris
Greece
Turkey
Athens
Lausanne
Officers' Reserve Commissions Awarded in War Department
War Department announces reserve commissions granted to William Lacey Glazier Jr of Newport Kentucky as Second Lieutenant Coast Artillery and Edwin Cann Campbell of Cincinnati Ohio as Captain Finance Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
War Department
William Lacey Glazier, Jr
Linden Avenue
Newport
Coast Artillery
Edwin Cann Campbell
Hornet House
Cincinnati
Americans to be Presented at English Court in May
In London on May 23 a list announced a group of American women to be presented at the English court within a fortnight. Names include Mrs. Post Wheeler wife of the Counselor of the American Embassy and other embassy staff wives for the May 30 court, and Mrs. Ira C. Copley, Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin and daughter Anna, among others. For the May 31 court the list features Mrs. Cyrus H. K. Curtis, Mrs. Harry Normet, Mrs. Z. Sweeney and daughter Elsie, and Miss Lathrop of London form of Francisco.
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Associated Press
London
Post Wheeler
Ira C. Copley
Illinois
Charles S. Hamlin
Federal Reserve Board
Anna
Frederick Manning
Burn Mawr
R. L. Abernathy
Kansas City
Helena Lefroy Caperton
Virginia
Cyrus H. K. Curtis
Harry Normet
Washington
ZT. Sweeney
Elsie
Columbus
Ind
Lathrop
Francisco
Five die or wounded in Ruhr clashes amid strike wave
In Dortmund and across the Ruhr district, five people were killed including a woman and child, with sixty to eighty wounded as clashes between striking workers and police escalate. Thousands attend mass meetings in Dortmund and Bochum demanding wage hikes amid cost of living surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dortmund
Bochum
Ruhr
Rhineland
Steele
Kay
Fire Claims Thirty Lives In Mexicali Section Ruin
Mexicali officials report thirty people dead after a blaze destroyed a city section. Many victims found yüz, including three in the motion picture theater where the fire began. Property losses were reported at about 3 to 5 million dollars with insurance on a portion of damage.
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Mexicali
Lower
California
Juan Loera
Morgan Firm Readies Syndicate to Underwrite Austrian Credit
J P Morgan announced readiness to organize a syndicate to underwrite 25 million of Austria's 130 million reconstruction loan. The plan envisions selling bonds in Europe with United States participation, awaiting final arrangements with English French Dutch Swiss and Italian bankers for a June simultaneous issue.
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Morgan
New York
J. P.morgan
Loan Commission of
Austria
J. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Europe
Zimmerman
Holland
United States
Loan Commission
England
France
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Switzerland
Spain
Belgium
Italy
Czecho-Slovakia
War Finance Corp looks to help cattle regions
Fred Starck head of the War Finance Corporation says conditions are improving and no rush to liquidate outstanding loans. After talks with President Harding he expects Congress to consider more relief legislation for Southwest cattlemen whose herds grazed in Mexico. He urged practical remedies over new laws.
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Associated Press
Washington
War Finance Corporation
Fred Starck
Harding
Southwest
Mexico
Whitfield Believed Out of Madison Heading to Chicago
Cleveland police say John L. Whitfield fled Madison after Patrolman Griffin’s murder and is likely headed for Chicago. Madison Chief Thomas Shaughnessy doubts Whitfield remains in Madison, citing a stolen car and widespread sightings as investigators chase leads across Wisconsin and Illinois. Mary Price, Whitfield’s companion, describes travels from Lorain to Chicago and Madison, noting planned marriage plans and Whitfield’s alleged escape.
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Whitfield
Madison
Chicago
Cleveland
Charles O. Nevel
Cleveland Detective Department
Wis
John L. Whitfield
Dennis Griffin
Henry J. Williams
Price
Griffin
Shaughnessy
Plain Dealer
Isabel Price
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Mary Price
Pomeroy
Nelsonville
Pittsburgh
New York
Cedar Grove
W Va
Lorain
Toledo
Griffins
Murer
Miss Price
Milwaukee
Kenosha
Racine
Elkhorn
Wisconsin
Oe Price
Isi
Edtonie Stanton
Ryn Serores
Leonard
Murdle
Ohio
Swanton
Delta
Wauseon
Archbold
Bryan
Williams Center
Hicksville
Fort Wayne
Conviction for Immoral Show in God of Vengeance Case
Thirteen people including producer Harry Weinberger and cast member Rudolph Schildkraut were found guilty by a New York jury of producing an immoral show for the play God of Vengeance. The jury deliberated under two hours. sentencing was not severe, with a maximum of three years in prison or a $500 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Weinberger
New York
God of Vengeance
Rudolph Schildkraut
Virginia McFadden
James Meighan
Weinberger
John P. McIntyre
McIintyre
Fichea
Knoxville Mayor in Mountain Prophet disguise greets Good Will party
Mayor George P. Carrel appeared in the garb of The Prophet of Smoky Mountains before the Good Will delegation in Knoxville Tennessee. The surprise appearance drew cheers as Carrel praised Cincinnati and Knoxville. The episode was planned by the Knoxville Chamber of Commerce and capped with Carrel unmasking on stage.
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Good Will Trade
Knoxville
Carrel
Mountain
Tenn
Smoky Mountains
George P. Carrel
Good Will
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
William C. Culkins
Cincinnati
Knoxville Chamber of Commerce
Leyi Trentham
Elkmont
Fountain of
Knoxville Chamber’ of Commerce
Good Will Party
Good Will Delegates
Rum Trade Rears Its Head as 24 Cars Move Whisky
An uninterrupted stream of whisky is moved from Louisville to Chicago in twenty four high powered autos, each manned by a trained driver and an armed guard. officials debate figures of smugglers and shacks on the Detroit River border as Canadian and American authorities dispute sensational claims.
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Chicago
Louisville
Louisville Courier-Journal
W. K. Forman
Ecorse
Mich
Chicago Daily News
Canada
Michigan Prohibition
James R. Davis
Forman
Prohibition
Michigan
Detroit River
Windsor
Ont
Mougseau
Thompson
U. S. Steel Plans Jobs for Disabled War Veterans
Elbert H. Gary announced at a New York conference with Brigadier General Frank T. Hines that United States Steel will employ a large number of rehabilitated disabled veterans. The plan aims to place about 30,000 unemployed veterans through talks with major industrial firms.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Elbert H. Gary
Frank T. Hines
Veterans’ Bureau
Hines
Noted Cincinnati Architect H. E. Hannaford Dies at 65
Harvey Eldridge Hannaford longtime head of Hannaford & Sons Architects dies after months of illness at his Glenwood Apartments home. He 65, survived by widow Sallie C Hannaford and sons Harvey E Jr C E and B N Hannaford and sister Dorothy Blackwell. Funeral at Spring Grove tomorrow at 2 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Eldridge Hannaford
Ohio Architects
Samuel Hannaford & Sons
Glenwood Apartments
College Hill
Hannaford
Boston Institute of Technology
H. E. Hannaford
Mr. Hannaford
Cheviot
Cincinnati
Ing Aned General Hospital
City
Cincinnati Music Hall
New Business Men's Club
Archit
Rio State Capitol
Shrine
Scottish Rite
Odd Fellows, Business Men’s Club
Gham of Commerce
Sallie C. Hannard
Harvey E. Jr
C. E
N. Hannaford
Dorothy Blackwell
Spring Grove Ornoon
Ohio Governor bars baseball pools urging local enforcement
Governor Donahey issued a proclamation urging mayors and sheriffs to suppress baseball gambling and other games of chance. He vows removal of weak officials and cites widespread activity in urban centers harming children, urging arrests and prosecutions to keep the sport clean and protect youth.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Donahey
Ohio
Philadelphia
Telegraph
Express
No Direct Evidence of Baseball Gambling in Cincinnati
The article notes no proof of current baseball lottery or organized betting in Cincinnati and recalls past pamphlets offering selections with prizes. Police frequently arrest gambling violators, especially horse betting, but authorities lack sufficient evidence to convict many gamblers.
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Cincinnati
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New York Stock Exchange
Oriental Development Company
Japan
Pacific Coast
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U. S. Steel
H.C. Hannaford
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