Controversy Over German Foil Tightens at Cincinnati Medical Body
The Cincinnati Academy of Medicine splits into factions over a motion to bar foreign speakers, as Dr. B Merrill Ricketts seeks to exclude Dr Hans Hoffelder. Insults and pro German mail flood the doctor, while some letters praise his Americanism and defend his stance against noncitizens speaking.
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H. Holfelder
DR Eisenbart
Dr. Eisenbart
Dr. Iron Bearer
Cincinnati Academy of Medicine
Walrts
Hunland
Hans Hoffelder
Academy
Luckless Cincinnati Holdups Tie Up Streets
A string of four highway robberies in Cincinnati ended with three thieves pocketing about 50 cents on average while one got $200. Victims Hyman Rosen and Jesse Drew reported the crimes, with Rosen noting a would be thief seized a new suit box, and authorities seek the same suspect responsible for both incidents. Anthony Sauer, a butcher, was locked in an ice box during a separate robbery, but the bandit fled when Sauer’s wife alerted friends.
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Luck
Cincinnati
Hyman Rosen
Linn
Hathaway
West Fifth Street
Rosen
iEye
Box
Jesse Drew
Hathaway Street
Anthony Sauer
Jefferson Avenue
Sauer
Ruth Out Of World Series. Rest Imposed For Arm
Babe Ruth is out of the series after Dr. George D. Stewart ordered at least a week of rest for his infected left arm. Ruth sat in the Polo Grounds stands with a sling as the fourth game was postponed by rain and will be played today weather permitting.
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New York
Babe Ruth
George D. Stewart
Yankees
Ruth
Cleveland Indians
Giants
Polo Grounds
Huggins
McGraw
Mays
Douglas
Ager
Ball Park
Chick” Fewster
Fewster
Elmer Miller
Schang
Hoyt
Yankee
Nehf
Barnes
World Series Play By Play Updates Readied
The World Series will resume today at 1 PM if Giants and Yankees begin, with all plays transmitted directly from the Polo Grounds. Clear skies are forecast after rain ended last night, and observers are urged to watch the score board for the next developments.
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Giants
Yankees
Index to Advertisements Page 6
A fragmented OCR list of advertisers and vendors across banks loans schools stores and services. Mentions include Burkhardt Bros Co Fifth-Third Bank Emery Auditorium Western Bank and Trust Co Ford Automobiles Lyric Piano Co Mutual merchants such as Jappn Hair Store and Sparger Johnson Motor Co along with Amusements and Model Laundry entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idudbooeies
Burkhardt Bros. Co
Shawneee
Dr. Drow
Cin de Cawees
Dorothy May
Emery
STE D.s Pano
National Bank
Financial
A. Lepper & Co
Pipe Ae
Beazell & Chatfield
Bid Ee
D. Spritz & Somsb
Seccccees
Gee
Channer & Sawyer
Hutton & Co
S Seccans
Irwin, Ballmann & Co
Sescceseess
Kriebel & Co
Eubkt Abeteden
Teer Cas Bk Kon
Southern Ohio
Braniay
Wiswell
Western Bank and Trust Co
Ford Automobiles
Tain Giese
Goldenburg School
Harry W. Smith
Clohing
Humphrey Medicine Oendeuteda
Tesus
Japp
Hair Store
J. Chas. McCullough Hint
Liberal Savings & Loan Alan
Eit Lowry & Goebel
Pedisse
Lyric Piano Co
Sebi Iki
McAlpin’s
Ae Miller Bros
Licee
Ae Milner
Fianos
Bbahiacas
Nunner & Ashton—Furniture
Tee Oly
Sparger-Johnson Motor Co
A. E. Burkhardt Co
Liehimsind
The
Bell Telephone Co
Sweerksuuperman Te Rong
Ennsteins
Effron-Gordon Co
Lawton Co
Ohio Valley Motors Coy
Stanley Optical Co
the Summers Medical Co
Smith-Kasson Co
Fatima
Jannetta
Richelieu
Lawton Co Amusements Burkhart Bros. Co
Model Laundry
House Moved Along Main Avenue Norwood New Location
Norwood residents reported a frame house moved along Main avenue to a new location during the night. The home at 4025 Main avenue crawled toward Williams avenue then stopped at 1921 Mentor avenue before sunrise. Emma Shepherd, owner, arranged the timing and telephone crews helped raise wires for the move.
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Main Avenue
Norwood
Williams Avenue
Mentor Avenue
Emma Shepherd
Blacksnake Whip Used To Lash Dairyman By 20 Masked Men
BDGGS Oklahoma October 8 Frank Gooseby a dairyman was abducted from his home by twenty masked men bound to a telephone pole and lashed across the back with a blacksnake whip. A newspaper man said the attackers claimed Gooseby had whipped his wife and children.
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Bdggs
Okla
Frank Gooseby
Gooseby
Seventy Seven Heirs Survive Ohio Woman
Newark Ohio October 8 Mrs Rebecca Arnold 90 died here leaving seventy seven descendants. Two of her six children survive along with twenty four grandchildren forty three great grandchildren and eight great great grandchildren. She was a native of Ohio and spent most of her life in this county.
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Newark
Rebecca Arnold
Ohio
Woman nearly killed by car in front of hospital
Miss Carolyn Nuebaum escaped serious injury when a truck struck and carried her about thirty feet near Good Samaritan Hospital in Clifton Ludlow. She leaped toward a street car to avoid the crash, then was uninjured after bystanders helped. The truck driver fled briefly after learning she was unharmed.
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Clifton-Ludlow
Good Samaritan Hospital
Carolyn Nuebaum
Hickory Avenue
Miss Nuebaum
Miss Nueb
Oregon Street
Zumstein
Carl Lindell
Maple Leaf Avenue
Lindell
Sprouse
Eighth and
Elm Streets
John Sommers
Barrett Avenue
City Works
John Lohman
Bank Street
Liberty Street
Central Avenue
General Hospital
George
Clarence Trenay
Seegar Avenue
Beekman
Carl Streets
Rail executives urge freight cuts tied to wage reductions
Washington dispatch reports a push for immediate railroad freight rate cuts by executives meeting with President Harding and Senator Cummins. They favor voluntary reductions with possible appeals to the Labor Board for wage cuts and to the Interstate Commerce Commission for rate adjustments. The agricultural bloc in Congress backs rate relief as essential to farmers, with broader talks on debt funding and federal control of wage policy.
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Washington
Harding
Cummins
Iowa
Senate Interstate Commere
Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
Congress
Rea
T. DeWitt Cuyler
Railway Securities Holders
Samuel Rea
Pennsylvania System
Smith
New York Central
Holden
Burlington System
Julius Kruttschnit
Southern Pacific
Senator Cummins
Interstate Commerce Commission
Labor Board
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Senate Agricultural Bloc
Senate
Federal Reserve Board
Inter-State Commerce Committee
Labor Leaders Divided Over Wage Cut Decision
Washington October 8 government moved to avert a coal stoppage next March as miners wage scale expires. White House talks with President Harding Hoover Davis and United Mine Workers leaders including John L. Lewis failed to yield immediate results. Union officials press for arbitration before March expiration while operators consider submitting disputes to arbitration.
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Washington
White House
Harding
Hoover
Davis
Central Committee of
The
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
Indianapolis
National Conference On
Phillip Murray
Lee Hall
Union
Ohio
John Hessler
Indiana
Robert Fitzgibbon
Pennsylvania
John Moore
Walter J. James
Liberty Bond Market Sees Strong Weekly Advance
Lib erty Bonds and Victory Notes surged over the past week with 3s 4s and early issues rising from Monday to yesterday. Analysts attribute the gains to renewed government confidence, sinking fund activity, and a nearing end to large wartime issuances, with profits mainly benefiting speculative and investment holders.
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Liberty Bonds
Victory Notes
Cauges
Wage Cut Divides Cincinnati Building Unions
Labor leaders in Cincinnati debate Rabbi David Philipson’s 12 percent wage reduction for Building Trades unions linked to contractors in the Wage Board. Employers praise the decision as fair and likely to boost activity, while a planned union meeting today will shape an official stance amid a stalled $10 million worth of projects and 20 000 unemployed. A proposed Citizens Commission would oversee industry progress, with Drackett urging rapid setup.
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Cincinnati
David Philipson
Wll
Tyler Field
Employing Contractors’ Association
Ferro-Concrete Company
Dr. Philipsons
P. W. Drackett
The
Chamber of Commerce
Philipson
Dr. Philipson
Ich
Drackett
Citizens Commission
Cleveland
Gibson
Masonic Temple
Elks’ Temple
Rollman
Atlas Bank
L. H. Var Matre
Richard Hurley Dies After Auto Crash in City
Richard Hurley 68 of 1212 London Avenue died at General Hospital at 10:30 p.m. two hours after being struck by an automobile at Eighth and Sycamore streets. He was initially treated for a lacerated scalp and bruises, but later suffered a skull fracture and died. driver identified as Frank Costello of 310 East Twelfth Street.
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Richard Hurley
London Avenue
General Hospital
Eighth and
Sycamore Streets
Hurley
Frank Costello
East Twelfth Street
Soldier Shot by Irish Left for Dead Revives Wins Damages
John McCabe a former soldier in Castle Blayney Ireland was awarded 4000 pounds in compensation for injuries from the Irish Republican Army. He was imprisoned chained in a cottage a priest gave last rites three bullets fired left for dead he revived crawled to a stable a note branded Convicted spy Beware I R A was pinned to his body. Damages are to be paid by local taxpayers.
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Blayney
Ireland
John McCabe
Irish Republican Army
McCabe
Strikers Accept Wage Cut to End Five Day Walkout
Edgewater N J Oct 8 1500 Corn Products Refining Co workers accept five cent hourly reduction, return to work ending five day strike. New agreement runs to June 1 1922.
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Edgewater
N. J
Corn Products Refining Company
Boy Kills Schoolmate Over Tobacco Discovery
Lonnie Gainey, 13, is held without bail to face grand jury after killing Leonard Dugger, 12, at Burnett's School in Macclenny Florida. A teacher was told of tobacco in Dugger’s pocket and witnesses say a post dismissal fight led to Gainey drawing a knife and slashing Dugger’s throat, with Dugger dying minutes later.
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Macclenny
Lonnie Gainey
Burnett’s
Leonard Dugger
Baker County
Gainey
Gainex
Appeal for jobless relief met with quick local response
Washington reports rapid replies to the National Unemployment Conference plea for cooperation in emergency relief. Mayors east of the Mississippi and towns west by telegram are pledging action. The Railway Executives urge passage of the railroad funding bill as key to unemployment solutions.
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Washington
Oct
National Unemployment Conference
Central Agency
Arthur Woods
Mississippi
Association of Railway Executives
Harding
Senate bill would authorize seizure of mines in emergency
Washington October 8 The measure proposed by Senator Kenyon would let the President take over and operate coal properties in a national fuel emergency and give the Federal Trade Commission broad powers to supervise the industry A companion bill would curb profiteering by fixing profits and imposing a federal brokerage tax to curb price pyramiding while extending supervision over coal rates and mining agencies
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Washington
Kenyon
Iowa
Senate Labor Committee
Senate
Federal Trade Commission Board
West Virginia
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Geological Survey
Bureau of Mines
Jugo-Slavs Ordered to Report to Consulate for Mobilization
In Vienna on October 8 officials announce that all Jugo-Slavs of military age must report at once to their consulate. Observers believe this indicates mobilization by the Jugo-Slavs.
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Vienna
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Ch. Nigret
Holfelder
Academy of Medicine
Buld Bangit
Doctor Decies
King
Rob Kroger
Kroger
Gilbert and Churchill Avenues
Charles W. Stang
Mr. Stangham
the Commercial Tribune
Electric
Bee Magazine
Aera Marazine
Eae
Roads
Deesd
de Teeme
Reeve
Lewis
Liberty Bond
Rabbi Philipson
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