Lloyd George Wins Confidence in Genoa Policy Debated
In a crowded House of Commons Lloyd George defended his Genoa conference policy and won broad support by 235 to 26. He urged united action with France and warned against flouting the Versailles treaty, emphasizing cooperation with the French democracy amid sharp exchanges with opposition and Asquith.
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London
Associated Press
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Genoa
Rupert Gwynne
Gwynne
Herbert H. Asquith
John Robert Clines
Robert Cecil
Europe
England
France
Russia
Mr. Asquith
Germany
League of Nations
Asquith
Poland
Romania
United States
Lord Robert
Balfour
Hughes
Robert
Hague
Kenworthy
Battle with bear in water ends with bear fleeing
Two woodsmen Ole Hendrickson and James Kinney swam after a bear in deep water along the Sturgeon River near Hibbing Minnesota. They grabbed the bear by the hind legs and fought for ten minutes, sustaining bruises and near drowning before releasing as the bear swam away unchanged.
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Hibbing
Minn
Sturgeon River
Ole Hendrickson
James Kinney
Ward Arrested Again And Bail 5 Cancelled
Walter S Ward millionaire baker's son was rearrested on a murder charge in the Peters case near Kensico Reservoir. He failed to post $10,000 bail after a court order. District Attorney Weeks cited discrepancies in Ward's account and announced plans to seek a writ of habeas corpus.
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White Plains
N. Y
Associated Press
Walter S. Ward
Baker
Clarence Peters
Haverhill
Mass
Kensico Reservoir
Ward
George L. Werner
Supreme Court
Seeger
Weeks
Beeger
Werner
M. Rabenold
Week
Peters
Rabenold
New
Yor
Ross
Jack
Lightning burns four golfers and two caddies at Calumet Club
Four golfers and two caddies were seriously burned when lightning struck a tree sheltering them at Calumet Country Club amid a rainstorm that caused extensive property damage. Flooding in Blue Island reached depths of three to eight feet on the east side.
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Chicago
Calumet Country Club
Blue Island
Klan Rally Staged in Canton as Civic Groups Clash
Canton O May 25 amid rain 500 gathered to hear Dr C L Harrod King Kleagle Ohio speak as Canton citizens and the Chamber oppose the Klan rally at Nimishillin Park. Urban League considers injunction but no disorder occurred. Birmingham civic group demands outlawing masked parades after health officer Dowling flogging.
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Canton, O
Canton
Chamber of Commerce
Ku Klux Klan
Nimisika Park
C. L. Harrod
King Kleagle
Ohio
Urban League
Akron
Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham Civic Association
City Commission
J. D. Dowling
Sheriff Probes Klan Meeting Planned Near Columbus
In Columbus Ohio on May 25 a protest gathering by five local negro associations opposed a Klux Klan meeting set for Saturday on city park grounds. Sheriff Holycross said no action can be taken unless a legal restraint or overt unlawful act occurs.
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Columbus
Klux Klan
A. L. Foster
National Association For the Advancément of Colored Men
McCune
Holycross
Charles E. Miles
Holy Cross
Five Injured When Auto Goes Over Embankment
Five persons three women and two men were injured slightly when their car backed over a twenty foot embankment on Water Works road one mile south of Newport and rolled three times pinning them beneath it. Only Mrs Jewell Walz of 130 Garfield place Cincinnati was identified. Coroner Walter B Hughes and Dr CC D Hughes aiding at the scene.
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Water Works Road
Newport
Jewell Walz
Garfield Place
Cincinnati
Walter B. Hughes
Campbell County
CC. D. Hughes
Five Die in Cananea Fire Crush Lyric Theater Wall
Five men died early today when a fire razed about a dozen buildings in Cananea Sonora Mexico. The victims included Donald Marshall chief electrician for the Cananea Consolidated Copper Company and four Mexican men who were crushed under a theater wall at the Lyric Theater.
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Nogales
Ariz
Cananea
Sonora
Mexico
Douglas
Donald Marshall
Cananea Consolidated Copper Company
Lyric Theater
Reichert Proved Guilty in Strike Slugging Case
Prosecutor says Reichert hired slugging squad in case tied to three assaults on non union workers at L. R. Marks Co. Reichert testifies he did not know victims and denies promises to keep workers out. Solderits and Leischer confess to the acts while facing potential execution. Trial details and testimonies unfold as prosecutors and defense close arguments.
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Reichert
Charles Bell
Jacob Reichert
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Roettinger
L. R. Marks Company
Solderits
Leischer
Louis B. Sawyer
Stephen Solderits
Solderits Brothers
Frank Solderuts
Twelfth
Race Streets
Solderuts
Bell
Union
Jake
Mr. Bell
Abe Weissfeld
Michael Schaedle
Weissfeld
Schaedle
Boy Rescued After Swept Into Mill Creek River
Nine year old Henry Tenkotte endangered by flood swollen Mill Creek near Queen City avenue while chasing a rubber ball. Policeman Fred Diekroeger leapt in, grabbed the boy by the hair, revived him, and saved his life. Henry later thanked the officer and vowed never again.
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Ball
Mill Creek
Henry Tenkotte
St. Leo's School
Joseph Tenkotte
Dempsey Street
Henry
Lick Run
Millcreek
Queen City Avenue
Fred Diekroeger
Ninth District
Harrison Avenue
Big Four Railroad
Diekroeger
Venus possibly inhabited says Smithsonian official
Washington May 25 Venus may be inhabited and communication possible with neighboring worlds, says C G Abbot Assistant Secretary of the Smithsonian in the institute's annual report He notes Venus likely has clouds moisture Earthlike temperatures and conditions for life Mars lacks evidence of intelligent engineering and signals are probably solar or terrestrial disturbances not alien messages.
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Washington
Venus
C. G. Abbot
The
Smithsonian Institute
Institution
Earth
Mars
Abbott
Rev. Thornberry Injured by Auto Back Fire
The Rev. Otho Thornberry of Newport, pastor at First Presbyterian, suffered multiple fractures in his right hand when a car back-fired as he tried to crank it. He returned home and called a physician. X-ray tests were planned for today.
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Otho $. Thornberry
Overton Street
Newport
First Presbyterian Church of
Northside
Thornberry
Taylor murder suspect captured by posse
A man identified as Mac, sought for the shooting of William Desmond Taylor, was arrested in Fishkill village after a tense search by a sheriff's posse that surrounded the woods where he was last seen entering.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Mac
William Desmond Taylor
Fishkill Village
Trolley Crash in Birmingham Injures 32
A Birmingham interurban trolley on the Birmingham Railway Light and Power lines was struck by a freight train at Woodlawn Station causing 32 injuries, many serious. The accident followed signals confusion after a flagman reportedly changed from red to green, with the freight engine derailing six cars and pinning passengers.
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Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham Railway, Light and Power Company
Alabama Great Southern Railroad
Woodlawn
Tillman
Cc. W. Estes
Covington Auto Dealer Robbed After Bridge Hold Up
Clyde E Hutzel proprietor of Hutzel Motor Car Company Covington was shot and robbed on the C and O Bridge while aiding a man lying in the roadway. A second masked man accomplice fled. Hutzel is at General Hospital near death. Police recovered cash and a watch near the scene and investigate a suspicious note signed Sanford found on Hutzel’s car.
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Clyde E. Hutzel
Tenth Street
Covington
Hutzel
General Hospital
William Cleary
Withrow Grannan
Cincinnati
Mason Hawk
Walker
William Kreke
Kreke
Mason
Norwood
Fifth Street
Plum Street
Coveo
Holt
Elm Street
First District
Fifth and Elm Streets
Grannan and Cleary
Potter Shoe Company
Cleary
Grannan
Fifth
Elm Streets
Covington seeks physician over girl’s death in illegal operation
Police seek a Covington physician alleged to have performed an illegal operation that caused the death of Zelma Clemons a Bracht Kentucky schoolgirl. The doctor and Thomas Sebree Jr. a local schoolteacher are named in connection with the case. Authorities say the physician will be arrested today.
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Thomas Sebree
Bracht
Zelma Clemons
Covington
Kenton County
John Doyle Dies A Pioneer Insurer and Politi cal Leader
John Doyle 61 of 313 Broadway a pioneer liability insurance man and longtime Republican leader died last night after a yearlong decline. He organized in Eighth Ward with Michael Mullen and held roles from Probate Court clerk to County Recorder. He led the Doyle Bullock Agency and was Cincinnati bond agent for F. and D. Bonding. He served WWI draft duties and held many civic posts including Elks Eagles and Friendly Sons of St Patrick. Funeral plans pending.
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John Doyle
Broadway
Doyle
Alice R. Doyle
Howard Doyle
Margaret Colker
Mr. Doyle
Cincinnati
Michael Mullen
Eighth Ward
Hamilton County
Doyle- Bullock Insurance Agency
John Doyle & Son Insurance
F. & D. Bonding Company
Baltimore
Cuvier Press Club
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
People’s Bank and Savings Company
Cincinnati Draft Board
Belfast riots claim lives and burn Carnegie Library
The Belfast disturbances left four dead and twenty seven wounded with another killed. The Carnegie Library on Falls Road was set on fire multiple times as fire crews and police faced attacks. A pork shop butcher was shot dead by an armed band while W J Twaddell's funeral drew thousands with Sir James Craig leading the delegation.
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Belfast
Associated Press
Carnegie Library
Falls Road
Back Falls
Falls
W. J. Twaddell
James Craig
West Virginia Manufacturers say business improves postwar
In Clarksburg on May 25 representatives of about two hundred West Virginia manufacturers reported vastly improved business conditions. They noted resumption of operations at many industrial plants idle for months and said conditions are better today than at any time since the war.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
West Virginia
West Virginia Manufacturers’ Association
Murder charge filed in death of Zelma Clemons
In Kentucky, 14 year old Zelma Clemons died after being found ill at an aunt’s Covington home. Teacher Thomas Sebree Jr is jailed on a murder charge with bond set at 15 000. preliminary hearing to follow. Reeves, Clemons family and Kenton County officials discuss the case as Sebree previously faced a statutory charge.
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Zelma Clemons
Lee Clemons
Bracht
Covington
Thomas Sebree, Jr
Orie S. Ware
Commonwealth Attorney
Kenton County
Edward J. Tracy
Clemons
Sebree
John B. Read
Kenton
Sebreé
Peter P. Thiel
Thomas Sebree
Kentucky
Goshen
Homern
Cincinnati
William Gillespie
General Hospital
Marshall
Miss Clemons
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Lord Cecil
Brain
Alan
Abbot
Smithsonian Institution
Rev. Thornberry
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