Pro League Republicans Push for Entry Into League of Nations
The Pro-League Republican Independents led by Yale's Irving Fisher send a cable to Lord Cecil protesting Ambassador Harvey's claim that Harding's win blocks U S entry into the League of Nations. They assert strong American sentiment favors the League and cite Taft Root Hughes Hoover and Elihu Root urging Harding's election as the surest path to entrance.
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New York
Irving Fisher
Yale
Robert Cecil
Harvey
Harding
America
League of Nations
Republican Independents
League of Nation Union
Hughes
Hoover
Commerce
Taft
Elihu Root
Americas
League
Congressional probes into Harvey Pilgrim dinner remarks
Representative Flood introduces a resolution asking Secretary Hughes whether Ambassador Harvey spoke as an official US voice. The questions focus on statements about the England US war ceasefire claim and remarks on sending soldiers and fighting.
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Washington
Ambassador Harvey
London
Representative Flood
Virginia
Hughes
Department
Flood
Harvey
United States
England
France
Italy
United States of America
Wife of University President Pro tests to Harding
Mrs. Ray Lyman Wilbur wife of Stanford University president and head of the Woman's League for the Peace Treaty telegraphed President Harding from San Francisco on May 24 protesting Ambassador Harvey's London speech. The telegram argued the address violated a pre election pledge about American participation in world affairs.
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Harding
Harvey
San Francisco
London
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Stanford University
Woman's League For the
Autoists Held Up By Bandits Near Groesbeck Inn
Late last nightEdward Bischoff and his companion J Burke were robbed on the road behind the Groesbeck Inn near Van Zant road and Colerain avenue. Three bandits escaped with 15 dollars and a stickpin after Bischoff was struck with a revolver. Burke hid his money. Police say the attackers were in the inn and followed the victims, then returned to Groesbeck Inn as deputies closed in.
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Groesbeck Inn
van Zant Road
Colerain Avenue
Edward Bischoff
Livingston Street
J. Burke
Bischoff
Burke
Cincinnati
Charles Crane
Cg, Crane Co
Eastern Avenue
Mr. Crane
Mr. Richardson
Crane Meadow
Nutt
Air Service
Capronis
Advertisements Index and Classified Listings
An index of advertisements across categories including boxing, clothing, home goods, bonds, curtains, auto supply, and banks. It lists vendors such as Alms & Doepke, Stacy & Brau, Shillito’s, Stewart Kidd Co., The Main Auto Supply Co., and The Standard Oil Co. with various product lines and services.
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Alms & Doepke
Dagweges
Art Museum
Piekapa'riseuedadha T AA Wits
Bon-Opto Eye Remedy Snes Ddbek
Claremont
Caprice
Cpisning Tins Sceeseetiane
Constadetadhecturs Sineltasecscessbe
Harry W. Smith
Lee Miller’s
the Standard Oil Co
Rotel Mews
Union Ravings
Siipee Ae
Horses Die by Shock After Fence Is Charged
Frank Barrett deputy clerk reports an electrical prank causing two horses to die on his Reynoldsburg area farm. A trolley wire from the Ohio Electric Traction line broke and crossed a fence, with current traveling over a mile along the fence, electrocuting the animals.
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Columbus
Frank Barrett
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Reynoldsburg
Ohio Electric Traction Line
Barrett
Drowning on Ohio River near Bromley claims two girls
Dorothy Stamper, 15, and Mary Taney, 14, were playing in the shallow Ohio River near Fairview, Kentucky, when a sink hole pulled Stamper under. Taney was rescued after witnesses cried out, but Stamper's body was found hours later and identified by Charles North with coroner Dr. David Stephens ordering recovery and burial.
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Fairview
Bromley
Dorothy Stamper
Porter Stamper
Stamper
Mary Taney
Miss Stamper
Mike Tieters
Tuney
Tieters
Charles North
David Stephens
Kenton County
John Allison
Kentucky
Ohio River
Cincinnati Terminal Warehouse plans large city storage facility
The Cincinnati Terminal Warehouse Company appealed to the Chamber of Commerce to finance a major seven story fireproof warehouse on Front street with 500000 square feet of storage and 1000000 cubic feet of cold storage. The project would use 650 by 171 feet buildings and a riverfront site, with 12 high speed elevator batteries and a raised second floor to survive floods. Capitalization would reach 4250000 dollars including 1000000 common stock 1750000 preferred stock and 1500000 first mortgage bonds. The Chamber joined in supporting the plan.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati Terminal Warehouse Company
Cincinnati
C. L. Harrison
Thomas P. Egan
J. J. Burchenal
C. H. Reinbold
Charles Boldt
W. E. Fox
Front Street
Central Avenue
Smith Street
Augusta Street
John Street
Front
Water Street
B. 8. Armstrong
C. H. Atkins
George D. Crabbs
T. P. Egan
Tyler Field
Ww. BE
Fox
M. J. Freiberg
Premier Demands Apology from Deputy Szilagyi
Count Stefan Bethlen of Hungary sends two friends as seconds to demand an apology from Deputy Szilagyi for remarks at a National Assembly meeting. Szilagyi rejects the offer, noting his own seconds. The spat causes political tension and excitement.
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Budapest
Stefan Bethle
Hungary
Szilagyi
National Assembly
Firemen Save Newborn Baby With Palmotor
A Covington baby girl survives after Dr. Pieck summons Sammy Wilson and a Life-Saving Squad helper from the Sixth Street engine house. They rush in the palmotor to revive breathing, working two hours until the infant breathes on her own and is deemed likely to live.
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Covington
James J. Owens
West Fourth Street
Covington Fire Department
Sammy” Wilson
Sammy
Sixth Street
Charles G. Pieck
Owens Home
Knight of the Palmotor
West Virginia miners tactics praised by Baldwin
Roger Baldwin founder of the American Civil Liberties Union urged amiable resistance and freeing political prisoners in a Labor Temple address to about 150. he praised West Virginia miners tactics and cited Russia as an example of radicalism in action. He urged aid to anti government causes and warned of police and courts acting against dissidents.
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Roger Baldwin
American Civil Liberties Union
Labor Temple
United States
Baldwin
Sovernment
Industrial Workers of
Berlin
American Legion
Chambers of Commerce
Supreme Courts
West Virginia
Mr. Baldwin
Mingo County
Russia
Death threats against witnesses in Chicago building graft probe
Witnesses testifying before the Dailey Commission investigating Chicago building graft report threats of death if they speak. Two cars with union men warned a witness to stay silent, and another was threatened in the County Building corridor. Union leaders face possible indictments. Joseph Moreschi of Hod Carriers and Building Laborers’ Union is indicted for conspiracy to extort money tied to a November 1919 payment related to a strike at the Chicago and Alton Railway depot project.
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Chicago
Dailey Commission
Joseph B. Fleming
Fleming
Joseph Moreschi
Hod Carriers and Building Laborers’ Union
Henry Wade Nelson
Pittsburgh
Dailey Executive Committee
Moreschi
Chicago & Alton Railway
Fatal clash at Buenos Aires port as unions clash with nonunion labor
In Buenos Aires port zone on May 24 a strike turned deadly as union and nonunion workers fought to unload ships. Revolvers were used and shooting continued into the afternoon. Officials say police did not intervene, citing government guarantees of free labor.
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Buenos Aires
Associated Press
Labor Protective Association
W W Arrest Claims Solved Chicago Federal Building Bombing
Chicago police chief says I W W leader Samuel Gibson under investigation and linked to a bomb trust. The 1918 attack killed four, wounded scores, and panicked downtown after a labor trial, with Gibson previously arrested but released for lack of evidence.
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Chicago
Chicago Federal
Charles Fitzmorris
Fitzmorris
Samuel Gibson
Engineers’ Union
Gibson
Federal
Lima Mayor Seeks Ban on Bare Knees Hosiery
Lima Ohio May 24 Mayor E A Burkhardt said he will urge the City Council to pass an ordinance prohibiting women on city streets from wearing rolled stockings that show bare knees and to set an age limit of 11 for the roll your own hosiery.
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Lima
E. A. Burkhardt
Wage Increases Described By Northern Pacific Leader
Howard Elliott, chair of the Northern Pacific Railroad board, told a Senate panel about large wage boosts from national agreements. He cited Italian laborers reclassified as boiler makers earning 85 cents hourly, and a small-station agent rising to 36 dollars weekly after January 1, 1918. A car inspector earned 15 dollars daily due to early start, and a yard engineer received 17 dollars for 12 minutes of work.
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Washington
Howard Elliott
Northern Pacific Railroad
Senate
New England
California Tourist Seeks Park Here And Obtains Cozy Corner at the Zoo
A California tourist urged creating a city camping ground for automobile tours and was granted a trial camp corner at the Zoo. The Chamber of Commerce and Park Commission, with Cincinnati Automobile Club, consider sites and plans including showers and police protection to attract touring parties estimated to spend about $1,500 daily.
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California
Louisville
Denver
Chamber of Commerce
Zoo
Charles Miller
William C. Culkins
The
Park Commission
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Park Commissioners
Automobile Club
Cincinnati
Chattanooga
Srignieh Wea
Ex Judge Warrington Slips Back to Critical Condition
John W Warrington retired jurist of the United States Circuit Court suffered a stroke at noon at home on Sunday. He sat down to his meal when paralysis struck and he remained unconscious from 2 pm Sunday until noon Monday. Dr Allan Poole reported the dangerous condition. three months earlier a stroke had brief affect.
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John W. Warrington
United States Circuit Court
Annwood
Dexter Avenues
Allyn C. Poole
Warrington
Poodle
Judge Warrington
Burton Warns On Merchant Marine Fleet Problems
Washington May 24 Congress debates restoring the American Merchant Marine amid drawbacks from import export imbalances. Representative Burton, Ohio Republican, calls for prompt, nonpartisan action and suggests duties or subsidies, while Rep Connally, Democrat, opposes tariffs as ineffective.
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Washington
Congress
Representative Button
Ohio
Senate
House
Burton
United States
Connally
Texas
Republican Party
Rickenbacker Hops Off On Second Leg Of Flight
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, premier American ace, began the second leg of his flight to Washington D. C. at 3 08 this afternoon after reporting earlier he would abandon a cross country flight due to damage. He repaired his plane using parts from another aircraft.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Eddie Rickenbacker
Washington, D. C
Rickenbacker
United States
Slate of candidates named for school board election
Dr J M Withrow Samuel Ach John Hollister and Mrs L C Fillmore were named by the Citizens Committee on School Board as candidates for the Board of Education in the November election. The committee chair is Guy Mallon with Miss Edith Campbell secretary. Four seats to be filled this fall for four years.
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Citizens’ Committee
Dr. Withrow
Samuel Ach
John Hollister
Mrs. Fillmore
Education Board
M. Withrow
L. C. Fillmore
Citizens’ Committee On School Board
Board of Education
Edith Campbell
Guy Mallon
Withrow
Mr. Ach
Miss Campbell
Senate Votes to Expand Navy Personnel to 120000
The Senate approved the committee amendment raising naval personnel from 100000 to 120000 totaling a higher pay and budget. The vote was 45 to 23 with 14 Democrats for 120000 and 13 Republicans for 100000. The panel also boosted naval reserves pay to 12810222 and funded fuel and Marine Corps Quartermasters to 140381000 without record votes.
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Washington
Senate
House
Economy Atera
Marine Corps Quartermasters’ Department
Irish election clashes as Ulster votes early
Across Ireland on election day only Ulster ballots moved forward as southern contests lacked rivals. In Belfast crowds formed before opening, fights erupted near docks and bridges, police intervened after bricks and shots flew, one constable injured. Voters included many women and youths, with curfew ended at 5 am. counting to begin next morning.
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Associated Press
Ireland
Ulster
Belfast
Ballymacarret
Falls Road
Cork Street
Old Lodge
Donegal Pass
Moes
Sinn
Strabane
County Tyrone
St. Matthew's Catholic Church
Orange Quarter
Newtownards Road
Burke Refuses To Urge Veto Of Ten Ton Truck Bill
Senator J F Burke of Elyria said he would not ask the Governor to veto the bill reducing highway truck loads from twelve to ten tons. He noted truckmen requested vetoes, but he argues the legislation protects highways and the bill reflects a majority demand.
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Burke
Columbus
J. F. Burke
Elyria
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