Mayor Seizes Safe Then Fugitive Escapes With Cuffs
Loveland Ohio officials raid William Shullman’s Buffet at 518 Plum Street. Bartender Harry Richards evades arrest as a hooded bookkeeper speaks Yiddish and the prisoner slips away, later reported captured briefly only to escape again carrying the mayor’s bracelets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartender
Mayor
Loveland
J. C. Little
Cincinnati
William Shullman
Plum Street
United States Prohibition Enforcement
Harry Richards
Richmond Street
McCormick Heiress Romance Faces Guardian Court Hurdle
Chicago May 29 Mystery surrounds the engagement of Mathilde McCormick heiress daughter of Harold McCormick to Max Oger Swiss riding master with legal questions over guardianship of Mathilde. Mrs McCormick contests notice while Harold F McCormick Jr Muriel McCormick oppose the match and Harold Rockefeller may withhold consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mathilde McCormick
Harold McCormick
International Harvester Company
Max Oger
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Europe
Oser
McCormick
Henry Horner
Charles S. Cutting
Horner
Cutting
Index to Advertisements on Second Page
The listing shows various businesses in a classified index including Amusements Dry Cleaning Furniture banks and creditors. Items include Baldwin Piano Co Henshaw's Furniture Fifth Third National Bank Breed Elliott Harrison Weil Roth Seasongood Mayer Japp's Hair Store Kotte's Drug Store Richmond Bros John Shillito Company Frank Herschede Co Sayers Motor Sales Union Gas and Electric Provident Sav Bank George Ast Candy Mabley Carew and Wagner's Opticians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amusements
Devdeveis Page Art Dry Cleaning Co
Sceedtesossied
Baldwin Piano Co
Oobelon Pisevedys
Baltimore & Ohio
Inbou Dies Secanese
Les
East Hills Coal and Supply Co
Henshaw's—Furniture
Fifth-Third National Bank
Breed, Elliott & Harrison
Hunter, Budde & Duble
Weil, Roth & Co
Seasongood & Mayer
Japp
Kotte
Richmond Bros
John Shillito Company
Frank Herschede Co
Sayers Motor Sales Co
Burser Bros. Co
Union Gas and Electric Co
Provident Sav. Kank &Trust Co
George Ast Candy Co
Mabley & Carew Co
Wagner’s—Opticians
Mute Boy Says Airplane on Flight Test in Seaplane
William Rosenbeers six year old from Washington spoke his first word "air plane" after being taken aloft in a seaplane at Atlantic City New Jersey He uttered the word at about 1000 feet and will be lifted to over 5000 feet in follow up flights aimed at encouraging speech
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
William Rosenbeers
Washington
George H. Morris Steelman Dies at 68 in Cincinnati
George H Morris 68 a pioneer iron and steel maker of Cincinnati died at his home 2846 Harrison Ave after a weeks illness He leaves widow Eva Bray Morris and two children Mrs William H Mitchell and Thomas B Morris He helped run E K Morris Co 317 West Second St founded by his father in 1850 He was honored for a fiftieth anniversary in business by the Iron and Steel Manufacturers Association He belonged to Hanselmann Commandery Knights Templars Business Men's Club Chamber of Commerce and Western Hills Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Morris
Harrison Avenue
Eva Bray Morris
William H. Mitchell
Thomas B. Morris
Morris
E. K. Morris & Co
West Second Street
Mr. Morris
Thomas Morris
Cincinnati
Edward K. Morris
Frank E Morris
Iron and Steel Manufacturers’ Association
Hanselmann Commandery
Knights Templars
Business Men's Club
The
Chamber of Commerce
Western Hills Country Club
Three Held in Death of Tennessee Woman
In Celina Tennessee Mack Bilbrey Claude Huffhines and Mrs Stanford Smith step mother of the victim are bound over to court in the Leona Givens murder case. Givens body was found April 27 with the throat cut after she disappeared April 22 while her husband and daughter were away from home. Huffhines allegedly said Bilbrey killed the woman and forced him to hide the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celina
Tenn
Mack Bilbrey
Claude Huffhines
Stanford Smith
Leona Givens
Huffhines
Bilbrey
Organized Baseball Wins Suit in Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled that professional baseball under the national agreement is not interstate commerce. It held that the games are state affairs and travel between states is incidental, so the leagues cannot be prosecuted under the Sherman act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Washington
Baltimore Club
Baltimore
Philadelphia
District of Columbia
Supreme Court of the District
District Court of Appeals
Justice Holmes
Barber who shaved four presidents dies at 88
Louis W. Miller of Washington New Jersey dies at 88. He shaved four presidents Fillmore Pierce Buchanan and Lincoln and ran a barber shop at the New York and St. Germain Hotels in New York for years. He worked as a barber until three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, N. J
Louis W. Miller
Fillmore
Pierce
Buchanan
Lincoln
Miller
New York and
St. Germain
New York
Supreme Court Orders Modified Dissolution of Reading Entities
The Supreme Court orders a modified dissolution of the Reading Company and the Reading Coal and Iron Company. It directs the District Court to value each merged entity’s property subject to the general mortgage and to adjust liabilities and interest pro rata. The aim is to sever joint obligations while allowing equitable compensation to bondholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reading
Supreme Court
Reading Company
Reading Coal and Iron Company
Taft
District Court
Reading Co
League Body to Meet on World Economic Questions
Geneva May 29 The Economic and Financial Commission of the League of Nations will meet June 6 in Geneva to study matters referred by the Genoa conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Economic and Financial Commission
League of Nations
League
Genoa
Countess Kath leen Drogheda Divorces Lord Drogheda
In London on May 29 the Countess Kath leen Drogheda was granted a divorce from Lord Drogheda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kathleen Drogheda
Lord Drogheda
Camper Drowns After Flatboat Sinks on Big Miami River
Coroner D C Handley was notified late last night that John Schultz of St Bernard Ohio drowned when a flatboat with Miller sank in the Big Miami River near New Baltimore Ohio. Miller swam to shore and searched for Schultz as authorities seek Schultz’s relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
Schultz
St. Bernard
Miller
New Baltimore
John Schultz
Boy, 17 Confesses to Family Murder in Robbery
In Lima Ohio on May 29 Henry Lentz aged 17 confessed to killing Mrs. Clara Spelman 33 and wounding her husband 38 in their home near New Bremen. He said robbery was the motive. A revolver was found buried in a hog wallow and five purses with 35 dollars were recovered in a barn haymow after the 2:30 pm confession by Police Chief William O Leary of Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Henry Lentz
Clara Spelman
Henry
New Bremen
Lentz
William O’leary
Sydney
Avondale Woman Arrested for Possessing Still
Avondale police arrested Mrs Yetta Lipsky 33 at 3405 Larona avenue on a charge of illegally possessing a twenty five gallon still a condenser and ten gallons of whisky. She posted bond for Municipal Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Seebohm
George Hase
George Rogers
Fred Bullerdick
John Joachim
Avondale
Yetta Lipsky
Larona Avenue
Julius Lipsky
Fourth
Cutter Streets
Ku Klux Klan Meeting Rumor Sparks Ohio Park Watch
Police received numerous calls from Northside residents about a secret uniformed Ku Klux Klan gathering at Indianola Park in the early hours of last Saturday. OSU fraternity members later admitted an initiation dance and pow wow at the same park, and police ended the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Northside
Ku-Klux Klan
Indianola Park
Ohio State University
Not Guilty Spy Case at A Nash Plant Trial
A mock court martial at the A Nash Tailoring Company in Cincinnati acquitted Mrs. Ruth White Colter of New York, known writer and speaker, who posed as Hattie Green to investigate the Golden Rule at Ar th Nash. She spent two weeks undercover, mingled with workers, wrote at night, and concluded Nash exercised the Golden Rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Nash Tailoring Company
Elm Street
Ruth White Colter
New York City
National League of Women Voters
Arthur Nash
Cincinnati
New York
Power Machine
Rose
Nash
Nash Company
Hattie Green
Pinchot Spends $93 500 To Win Pennsylvania Governor Race
Gif ford Pinchot filed an expense report showing total spending of $93 562 14 with $82 253 97 from the Pinchot for Governor Campaign Committee and $117 013 08 certified as expenditures. Opponent George E Alter reported $1 131 80 spent with no contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
William Finn
Pittsburgh
C. B. Wood
Simsbury, Conn
George E. Alter
Secrecy of the order defended by speaker at rally
2000 Cincinnati Ku Klux Klan members attended a Emery Auditorium meeting led by Billy Parker of The Menace, Aurora Missouri, defending secrecy and asserting America should be run by white Protestants. Parker praised extremist ties, contrasted white Americans with other races and religions, and urged attendance of clean American Protestants to join the Klan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Canton
Columbus
Cincinnati
Ku Klux Klan
Emery Auditorium
Billy’’ Parker
the Menace
Aurora
the Commercial Tribune
Parker
Ku-Klux Klan
Curtis Williams
Community Service League
America
Mr. Parker
Mrs. Marriott Injured in Ft. Madison Train Wreck
Mrs. M. L. Marriott of 209 Worth street was injured in a Ft. Madison Ia train wreck yesterday morning and will be detained there for some time. She was en route to Fresno Cal to visit her sister. Her son R E Marriott at the Worth street address said he received a telegram about her injuries and did not know how long she would be halted. Mrs. Marriott had left Cincinnati Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards
Louisville
Harry
Richard
Loveland
Hooded Klan Members Interrupt Covington Club Meeting
Two white robed figures entered the Covington Community Service Executive Committee meeting at the Industrial Club and delivered a sealed envelope bearing a Ku Klux Klan letter. Mayor Thomas Donnelly opened it to find a $15 donation praising playground work and urging constitutional knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Industrial Club
Thomas Donnelly
Pike Street
Donnelly
Downtown chase ends with two negroes captured
A night chase through downtown streets left one man wounded by a stray bullet as Private Policemen fired on two fleeing suspects. The duo, Alta Gest and Stanley Logan, were captured after a lengthy pursuit, with Frank Quail identifying them. Police search for the purse containing 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Quail
Perry Street
Plum Street
Quail
Gardinier
Rodgers
Longworth
Elm Street
Lutz
Hatters Alley
Race Street
Sunderman
Brackmeir
Chris Gainer
Pineway Drive
Toledo
Big Four Railroad
Gainer
Palace Hotel
Opera Place
Sunderman and
Brackmeier
Alta Gest
Memphis
Tenn
Stanley Logan
South
Washington Street
Newport
Fifth
Elm Streets
American Sailors May Guard Bulgarian Minister
Sofia May 29 The American Minister Charles E Wilson may request guards of American sailors at the Bulgarian legation due to unrest and divergent views with the government on police protection. The turmoil stems from clashes between the Stamboulisk cabinet peasant party and the bourgeois bloc led by professors clergy and officers accusing Bolshevik tendencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Associated Press
Charles 8. Wilson
Stamboulisk
Peasan Party
Mystery man sights attorney in Ward murder case
White Plains officials link Ross to Nat Rosenweig alias Nat Ross, a man with prior extortion pleas, as investigators pursue a Boston trip and new leads. District Attorney Weeks and Westchester authorities seek ties between the Ward case and a possible car dealer connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
Ross
Mystery woman sought to hire for murder in Ward case
White Plains NY reports a waiter testified a black dressed woman offered $500 to murder Walter S Ward in New Rochelle. Ward says he killed Clarence Peters over blackmail and police probe an anonymous tip about a Boston hotel party linked to Ward, Peters, and a Utah battleship sailor. Authorities pursue the elusive woman and second car with possible blood evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
Mary
New York
New Rochelle
Walter S. Ward
Clarence Peters
Ward House
Ward
Peters
Utah
Boston
Weeks
Sherif Werner
Kinsico Reservoir
Coal Operators Seek Guard Protection in Ohio Strikes
Harrison and Jefferson County coal strip operators request Ohio National Guard protection amid striker interference. Percy Tettlow, State Director of Industrial Actions, says ground agents report no violence yet while strikers hold indignation meetings against nonunion operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio National Guard
Harrison
Jefferson
Percy Tetlow
Also Mentioned on This Page
Loveland Dry Agents
Iron Safe
Milo McCormick
George H.morrig
Tennessee
Federal League
Barber
Shaved
Coal and Iron Company
Big Miami
Mac
Ruth Colic
Mack
Alter
KU Lua
Billy” Parker
Unecinginnatian
Santa FE
Ft. Madison, Iowa
M. L. Marriott
Ft. Madison
Anna Vereska
Buckeye Road
Cleveland
M. IL. Marriott
Worth Street
I. Cohen
Montreal
Canada
Stella Ramsey
Detroit
Mich
Byoiander
Bulgar
Charlie “Ross
Baker
Sailo
Westchester County
William J. Fallon
Fallon
Forty-second Strndt Broadway
Harry Conners
Hether ‘‘Ross
Nathan Rosenweig
Nat Ross
Rosenweig
Bronx
Werner
Westchester
Waiter
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