Prison escapees recaptured in Louisville amid exhaustion
W T Jones R K Bradbury and Charles Smith, who fled Frankfort reform school last Tuesday, were caught in Louisville early today. Weak from hunger they were handcuffed and returned to Frankfort with guards, after police cornered them near a distillery. Jones said the break was a spur of the moment grab while nearly starved and traveling mostly on foot or a freight train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
W. T. Jones
R. K. Bradbury
Charles Smith
Frankfort Reformatory
Frankfort
J. R van Liew
Bastian
van Liew
Bradbury
Burns
Smith
Jones
George Glasfort
George Earl Edelen
Boyd County
George Peiffer
William Miller
Fake Prohibition Agents Break In On Mrs. Hummel
Mrs. David Hummel of Plainsville and Cambridge pikes reported to Cincinnati police that three men posing as prohibition agents forced entry last night. She asked for a search warrant but none was shown. A shot was fired at random and the trio fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition
David Hummel
Plainsville
Cambridge Pikes
Index to Advertisements in Early Cincinnati Paper
A sprawling listing of local businesses and services appears, including art groups, banks, auto firms, cleaners, and retailers. The index names firms such as Fifth-Third National Bank, Burkhardt Bros, Gidding Co, Latonia, Louisville & Nashville Railway, and Eagles Woman's Shop among many others, reflecting a vibrant commercial catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alms & Doepke
Seaboaes Amusements
Crscceeeserss
Art Academy of Cincinnati Art Museum
Ceecseereeereee Baseball
Oveccensionsnebecs Bell Telephone Co
Bon-Opto Eye Remedy
Bovis-Oldsmobile Co
Burkhardt Bros
Men’'s Sui Cincinnati Automobile Co
Aremont Dansant
Community. Chest
Crowe's Park
Serecaceee
Devere Electric Co
Kriebel & Co
Sen Nee
Ohio
T. Stanley & Bissel
W. E. Hutton & Co
Gidding
Goldenburg School
George W. Hill & Co
Hanauer Automobile Co
Japp’s
Meee Won
Cie
Klett—Men’s Suits
Korein Kotalko
Ey Oe
Latonia Lawton Co
Louisville & Nashville ‘Railway
Marines
Motion Pictures
Fatal crash on Dixie highway near Erlanger injures six
On the Dixie highway near Erlanger Kentucky a two car collision injured six. Mrs W R Bradford 60 of Florence Kentucky is dying from a crushed left side and internal injuries. Her daughter in law Mrs Charles Bradford and B W Bradford along with Rev G R Tumling suffered various injuries. Driver Fred T Larson was charged with reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Highway
Erlanger
W.R. Bradford
Florence
Kentucky
Booth Memorial Hospital
Covington
Charles Bradford
B. W. Bradford
G. R. Tumling
Banklick Street
Bradford
Fred T. Larson
Gilbert Avenue
Cincinnati
W. R. Bradford
Larson
E. C. Hall
John Lucas
Charles
Tumling
Covington Hospital
First German reparations paid via large bonds
Paris notes that Berlin announced the first real payment on the German reparations account. Twenty bonds of about 10 million dollars each total 80 million in New York and 60 million in London and Paris, with endorsements by the Reichsbank, Disconto Gesellschaft and Dresdner Bank.
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Paris
Associated Press
Berlin
New York
London
Reichsbank
Disconto Gesellschaft
Dresdner Bank
Man Struck by Auto on Colerain Avenue, Seriously Hurt
Joseph Starr, 55, of 3669 Cole rain avenue, was hit by a car at Colerain and Spring Grove at 6 pm. Rob ert G. Conley of Detroit, who was driving, was later released after proving the crash was unavoidable. Starr, taken to General Hospital, has a serious skull fracture and injuries. Conley said he did not see Starr until 50 feet away. brakes were applied but Starr was struck. Starr worked as a laborer for the M. B. Farrin Lumber Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Starr
Colerain Avenue
Colerain
Spring Grove Avenues
Robert G. Conley
Detroit
Tenth District
General Hospital
Starr
Auto Patrol
Wambigans
Conley
M. B. Farrin Lumber Company
Sycamore Street
Sixth Street
Matilda Schweikardt
Carll Street
William Abbott
Gilbert Avenue
Schweikhardt
Abbott
Robert Hermann
Larena Avenue
Tragic Golf Incident Claims Louisville Boy
John Illmer Bickel fourteen year old son of George Bickel a local building contractor died from injuries after being struck in the head by a golf ball while serving as a caddy yesterday in Louisville. The shooter is not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
John Llmer Bickel
George Bickel
Daredevil Flight Described By Reporter In Unsteady Air
Reporter Roy Winston Ryan recounts a nerve wracking airplane ride at the Beaden farm field with Cincinnati Aero Club President J. H. Stewart. The ascent included sudden dips and a planned loop the loops tests, as the craft soared above fields, trees, and distant houses.
Harding Sets Finance and Trade Policy to Rebuild World
President Harding aims to mobilize American banking power to back global recovery. He plans international banker cooperation with Mellon Hoover and Wallace to finance Europe, support investors, farmers, and producers, while balancing tariffs and domestic needs.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Harding
Bankers of America
United States
Mellon
The
Treasury
Hoover
Department of Commerce
International Bankers of the East
Mr. Harding
America
Germany
Victor
Argentina
Wallace
Irish Band Slays Army Officers Horses at Dundalk
In Dundalk Ireland on May 28 an armed band seized two valuable army officers horses from grooms exercising them and shot the horses dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundalk
Ireland
Editor 3 Quested After Offigen Charge Ridicule
Secretary Weeks dismissed Robert J. Quinn from the Adjutant General's office amid charges over a magazine story that mocked Major General Peter C. Harris and Colonel Frederick W. Lewis. Quinn denied malice and accused Harris of waste, while Weeks ordered repayment of printing costs for a booklet about Harris's son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weeks
Robert J. Quinn
Adjutant General's Office
Peter C. Harris
Adjutant General of the Army
Frederick W. Lewis
Quinn
Elizabeth N. Barr
Major Inkinpen
Captain Rarehorse
Adjutant General of
Army
Harris
Adjutant General’s
Congress
Government Printing Office
Charles D.harris
Treasury
France
War Department
Madam Curie Cancels Pacific Trip Plans
New York date May 28 Marie Curie cancels her Pacific Coast journey advised by physicians. She will travel to Chicago next Wednesday to fulfill West Coast dates and visit the Grand Canyon if feasible. University functions in California likely cancelled. return to New Haven June 21 for a lecture before sailing home.
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New York
Mme
Marie Curie
Pacific Coast
Chicago
West
Grand Canyon
California
Pittsburgh
Middle West
New Haven
Conn
Davis Adjourns Ohio Assembly by Ancient Prerogative
In Columbus on May 28 Governor Harry L. Davis uses constitutional power to adjourn the 84th Ohio General Assembly, declaring the body dissolved and adjourned until Saturday December 30, 1922 after a failure to agree on adjournment time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Ohio
Columbus
Senate
House of Representatives
Eighty-fourth General Assembly
State of
Harry L. Davis
Death Mystery Divides Boston Over McGilvary Slaying
Boston police aided by New York experts and private detectives probe the May 10 death of Lt. Paton McGilvary, former Wisconsin club leader and aviator. The case hinges on whether the four gunshot wounds indicate suicide or foul play as investigators trace his movements, associations, and possible notes.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Boston
Paton McGilvary
New York
McGilvary
Harcourt Street
Back Bay
James Whittimore
McGilvary’s
Boston Police Department
University of Wisconsin Club of New England
Boston Athletic Association
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Evander B. McGilvary
Department of Philosophy
University of Wisconsin
Bostom
Army
Campbell
Marlboro Street
Chicago Labor Raises 100000 Defense Fund
Chicago labor leaders face extortion charges as state officials report a $100,000 defense fund being built by assessments from Chicago building trades unions. Attorney General Gorman provided the update on May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gorman
Rickenbacker Completes Transcontinental Flight
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker landed at Bolling Field at dusk after a thunderstorm forced a halt in West Virginia. He resumed and arrived in Washington at 6 15 PM to join a private dinner hosted by General Pershing, following a trip from Redwood City California that lasted just under fifty eight hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eddie Rickenbacker
Bolling Field
West Virginia
Rickenbacker
Dayton
Metropolitan Club
General Pershing
France
Baltic
Redwood City
Cal
Congress Adjourns for Memorial Day Week
Washington May 28 Congress was not in session today as both House and Senate adjourned until Tuesday for Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Fear Uprising of Ute Indians Killed
Salt Lake City May 23 Fear of a Ute uprising followed the death of an Indian in a fight with officers earlier today Aquila Nebeker United States Marshal received a message from George Adams former Utah Legislature member San Juan County It said one Indian was killed when County Attorney Keller and Sheriff Hyde tried to arrest Utes for cattle theft Sheriff calls for help and a posse is leaving from Monticello and Blanding with wires cut between Bluff and Blanding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Aquila Nebeker
United States
George Adams
San Juan County
Keller
Hyde
Monticello
Blanding
Bluff
President Impanels Child Jury To Try Birds For Murder
The President appoints a mixed‑gender child jury to decide how to treat predatory birds. The White House visit by John Burroughs Club members ties to Forest Protection Week. The group discusses how birds control pests, then hunts owls with Laddie Boy on presidential grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Laddie Boy
White House Airedale
Executive Mansion
Rail rate changes boost Cincinnati firms shipping to Kentucky
Recent adjustments of rail rates to Eastern Kentucky points, secured with the help of the Chamber of Commerce Traffic Department, have increased business for several Cincinnati manufacturers. They report significant benefits from the more favorable rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
Ohio Governor adjourns General Assembly in tax protest
Governor Davis proclaimed the regular session of the 84th General Assembly adjourned sine die, saying a special session will be called later to pursue Republican tax reform. The action follows House rejection of a January recess, a move aimed at ending a long fiscal dispute and fulfilling a party pledge to reform the tax system.
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Columbus
Davis
Eighty-fourth General Assembly
Ohio
House
Senate
People of
House of Representatives
Crabbe
Brenner
Hawkins
Walther
Cuyahoga
Kay
Clark
Morris
Hamilton
Taylor
Huron
General Assembly
Republican Party
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Vene
Wee Ees
Neers
Ewnee Eneee
Beeen
Iwazine
Rhakell
Tee
Florence, Ky
J. H. Stewart
Royal Winston Ryan
Beaaden Farm
Reading
Langdon Roads
Cincinnati Aero Club
Mr. Stewart
Terra Firma
Lawrence
Europe
League of Nations
Offigen
Inkinpen
Rarehorse
Madam Curie Dangels
West Coast
Reugkin
U. S
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