Reichert Guilty Of Hiring Thugs To Slug Nonunion Workers
Jacob Reichert business agent of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America was found guilty of conspiring with Frank Solderuts to attack Michael Schaedle a nonunion worker at the L A Marks Company with intent to kill. The verdict carries a 1 to 15 year penalty in the state penitentiary. The jury reached its unanimous verdict after two days of testimony and closing arguments Judge Roettinger will set the sentence next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roettinger
Jacob Reichert
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Reichert
Frank Solderuts
Michael Schaedle
L. A. Marks Company
Louis B. Sawyer
National Surety Company
Sawyer
Charles Bell
Solderuts
Leischer
Schaedie
Weissfeld
Marks
Schaedle
Papyrus Describes Egyptian Trepaning
Dr. J H Breasted of the University of Chicago translates a long Egyptian papyrus for the New York Historical Society detailing skull trephining jaw ulcer drainage and fracture setting. The work spans years with more to complete before publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. H. Breasted
University of Chicago
New York Historical Society
Breasted
Chicago Medical Society
Shake-up in Treasury as Sumner and Childs ousted
Washington May 26 The Treasury faced a shake up after the removal of A D Sumner of Iowa former Deputy Commissioner and Major C C Childs of Ohio former Supervisor of Collectors both appointees of Assistant Secretary Dover. Blair acted with Mellon approval and on the Simplification Board recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
A. D. Sumner
Iowa
C. C. Childs
Ohio
Dover
Blair
Mellon
Ofce
Harding
White House
Foster
Major Childs
Samuel G. Patchell
Frederic Geilinger
Sumner
Bureau
Joseph H. Shawhan
Atlanta
E. P. Smith
Boston
James P. Schock
New Orleans
Income Tax Unit
Accounts
Revenue Bureau
Pardoned man Henwood for Cripple Creek murder
Harold Frank Henwood, serving life for the killing of George E. Copeland in a Denver hotel bar, was pardoned by Governor Oliver H. Shoup. He is forbidden to return to Denver as a condition of the pardon, following an appeal by John W. Springer, husband of Mrs. Springer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Harold Frank Henwood
George E. Copeland
Cripple Creek
Oliver H. Shoup
Copeland
Henwood
John W. Springer
New York
von Phul
Springer
Morse Pardon Explainer Daugherty Testimony Details Payments
Attorney General Daugherty, in a Senate letter read by Senator Watson, denied claiming no involvement with Charles Morse’s pardon. He admitted receiving about 4000 from Thomas Felder to cover about half the expenses, while stressing ongoing dispute over his role and clemency context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daugherty
Watson
Indiana
Senate
Charles W. Morse
Caraway
Arkansas
Morse
Thomas B. Felder
Senator Caraway
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Dallas man convicted of manslaughter in Powers killing
D E Soder man found guilty of manslaughter in the killing of Jay Clay Powers hotel owner actor and playwright in Criminal District Court Dallas Texas. Jury verdict delivered at 1030 p m after about four hours forty five minutes. Sentenced to five years in penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
D. E. Soderman
Jay Clay Powers
Criminal District Court
Jed Adams
Texas
Soderman
W. W. Nelms
Physician May Go Free If Sebree Shields Him In Girl Murder Trial
The case centers on Zelma Clemons a 14 year old who died from an illegal operation. Thomas Sebree Jr 20 a schoolteacher is charged with murder. A Covington physician faces potential charges but cannot be compelled to testify against Sebree. Records show hearings and ongoing investigations with Sheriff Thiel and Judge Read presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebree
Zelma Clemons
Bracht Station
Orie S. Ware
Commonwealth Attorney
Edward J. Tracy
Kenton County
Thomas Sebree, Jr
John B. O'Neal
Peter P. Thiel
Kenton
Thiel
Thomas Sebree
John B. Read
Read
James Blackwell
Fisk Street
Covington
Green Line
J. J. Marshall
Crittenden
Clemons
Tracy and
Ware
Marshall
Lee Clemons
Mr. Clemons
Zelma
Crane tells French senators Syria view cost of military rule
Charles R. Crane, an American critic of France in Syria, told French Senators that continuing military administration would cost half a billion francs yearly and require an army of 100,000. Senator Berard will present Crane's views to Premier Poincare as Crane plans to travel to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Press
Charles R. Crane
Syria
France
Victor Berard
Crane
Poincare
M. Poincare
England
Cairo
Damascus
Dr. Berender
Girl Believed Cured Of Dual Personality On Payroll
Bernice Reddick of Cleveland, 20, ward of the State Bureau of Juvenile Research, intermittently lived as the infant "Polly" but has progressed toward full recovery. Dr. H. H. Goddard reports she can perform clerical work, read and write, and may join the state payroll at 15 dollars a month after meeting daily work goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Bernice Reddick
Cleveland
State Bureau of Juvenile Research
Polly
H. H. Goddard
Bureau
Hayes Memorial Coins Bill Approved for 100th Birthday
The Senate Banking and Currency Committee ordered the bill to the floor authorizing the Director of the Mint to coin 100 000 fifty cent pieces commemorating the 100th anniversary of Rutherford B. Hayes birth. Sponsored by Senator Willis of Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Senate
Mint
Rutherford B. Hayes
Willis
Ohio
Hayes
Prigoner Held In New York Eyed In Taylor Case
Poughkeepsie May 26 The Dutchess County District Attorney received a telegram from Los Angeles urging a statement from Frank Doran held here on a taxi hold up charge Doran allegedly confessed to being sought for the William Desmond Taylor shooting but denies making the statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Aldrich
Dutchess County
Woolwine
Los Angeles
Cal
Frank Doran
Doran
William Desmond Taylor
Chicago arrests man in labor war killings case
Frank Davis alias Frank Doran was arrested in Poughkeepsie New York and is believed by Chicago police Chief Michael Hughes to be one of the gunmen in the killings of Police Lieutenant Lyons and Patrolman Moeller. The arrest prompts raids on union headquarters and follows indictments against labor leaders in connection with bombings and the race to quell the violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank Davis
Frank Doran
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Lyons
Moeller
Michael Hughes
Hughes
Davis
Doran
Big Tim”Murphy
Fred Mader
TV Women Knocked Down by Automobile at Main and Eighth
Two women were knocked down and slightly bruised while crossing Eighth Street at Main. The car was driven by Charles Jones of Newport Kentucky. Mrs Anna Lee 66 and Mrs Belle Turner 58 were injured but went home unassisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth and Main Street
Charles Jones
Central Avenue
Newport
Anna Lee
Main Street
Belle Turner
Death toll at Blumau ammunitions factory rises to nineteen
The Vienna disaster at the Blumau ammunition factory escalates the death list to nineteen as of May 26, reported by The Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Associated Press
Blumau
Mob sets fire to body after shooting in Waco incident
In Waco Texas a 23 year old black man was killed by the father of a rape victim after the attacker was identified. Police arrest the assailant’s target as a crowd drags and burns the body on the public square and motor traffic surges through the negro district as state troops are deployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Tex
Margaret Hayes
E. L. McClure
Sam Harris
Rangers En Route to Waco to Aid in Control Effort
A detachment of State Rangers was ordered to entrain for Waco Texas today after a request by County Attorney Frank Tirey. The unit carried two machine guns and other firearms as part of the response to the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Austin
Tex
Frank Tirey
Torrential Rain Triggers Building Collapse in Columbus
A heavy storm in Columbus Ohio caused part of a building to collapse after sewer backing and floodwaters surged through streets. The J W Coulson Glass Co building suffered four floor losses due to a undermined wall from broken sewers. Damage estimated at 20000 dollars. Clogged sewers flooded northern districts and boats were sought for rescue as waters receded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. O
Weather Bureau
LaRue
Scioto River
Marion
Scioto
J. W. Coulson Glass Company
Grand Stand Collapse At Western Reserve Causes Injuries
A portion of the outdoor stand at the College for Women of Western Reserve University collapsed during Tree Day events. The seating for 1,000 toppled, sending attendees into a panic. Police reported no serious injuries, though several people were taken to hospitals for first aid and others left for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, CO
College For Women of Western Reserve University
Dramatic Club
Adventist World Conference Backs Sunday Blue Laws Opposition
In San Francisco on May 26 the world conference of Seventh Day Adventist Church adopted unanimously memorials opposing Sunday blue laws. The documents were addressed to President Harding and to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Harding
Senate
World Conference of Seventh Day Adventist Church
Men Becoming Flappers Say Pharmacist Declares
Avalon on Santa Catalina Island hosts the sixteenth annual California Pharmaceutical Association convention where F M Head of Los Angeles argues that modern men adopt grooming habits including face powder fragrance toilet water shaving soap and nail polish to attract women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalon
Santa Catalina Island
Cal
Los Angeles
California Pharmaceutical Association
Mr. Head
Ward balked in new effort to get liberty
Walter S. Ward the confessed slayer in the Clarence Peters case faced renewed legal action after a rearrest. He sought habeas corpus and bail as his lawyers argued self defense while district attorney Weeks began reviewing the case details. An inquest was expected Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N. Y
Associated Press
Clarence Peters
Haverhill
Mass
Walter S. Ward
Ward
Baker
Peters
George J. Werner
Supreme Court
Young
Weeks
Sullivan vows fight to keep Ward jailed in Peters shooting case
Mark L Sullivan representing Clarence Peters family says he will oppose bail for Walter Ward pending further inquiry. Navy records show Peters was not rejected from Marines enlistment until May 12, three days before his death, contradicting Ward's claim of blackmail. Sullivan notes Peters could not have been in New Rochelle until May 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mark L. Sullivan
Salem
Mass
Clarence Peters
Walter S. Ward
Ward
Sullivan
Navy Department
Peters
New Rochelle
Two Husbands Find They Have a Mutual Wife
In Flint Michigan a 25 year old woman who kept two husbands and split time between Anthony Spayer a night patrolman and Henry Robuck a factory worker vanished two days after neighbors grew suspicious. Robuck and Spayer, who had unknowingly shared the same wife, assisted in the search. Robuck married her in St Louis in 1916 and she wed Spayer on April 10 of this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint, Mich
Anthony Spayer
Henry Robuck
Flint Icé
Robuck
Spayer
St. Louis
Wounded man evades truth in Covington bridge shooting
Police believe Clyde E. Hutzel the Covington auto dealer was not robbed as he claimed. They point to discrepancies, note a warning on his windshield was a hoax by Hubert P. Sandford, and doubt Hutzel’s tale of two assailants on the C&O bridge near Fifth and Elm streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solderits
Leischer
Schaedle
Mr. Sawyer
Clyde E. Hutzel
Covington
Chesapeake & Ohio
Hutzel
General Hospital
Fifth and Elm Streets
J. Mason Hawk
John Wank
Henry Lowenstein
Cincinnati
Hubert P. Sandford
F. W. Sandford & Co
Madison Avenue
Potter Shoe Company
Sandford
Fifth and
Elm Streets
Kreke
Fred Rauch
Grocer
Bakewell
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Judas Iscariot
Solderus
Leischér
Mr. Bell
Childs
Pardon
Colorado
Harold F. Henwood
Powers
Slayer
Union
Olas Negh
Woman
Western Reserve
Liberty
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