Hynicka Addresses Women's Division in Cincinnati Rally
Rudolph K. Hynicka, Hamilton County Republican leader, spoke to the party women after a year seeking public speaking debut. He praised the party, outlined the growth of the Executive Committee, and defended the organization against enemies while stressing duty to Cincinnati voters. He lauded party unity and criticized newspaper owners for civic indifference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raily
Rudolph K. Hynicka
Hamilton County
Hynicke
Wilber H. Crawford
Hynicka
Republican Organization
Mr. Hunt
William Cooper Procter
Mr. Procter
Mhis
Anygalien
Cincinnati
Denver
Index to Advertisements on Fourth Page
A fragmented list shows multiple businesses and ads across the fourth page. Names include American Mills Tailors Baldwin Piano Co. Cincinnati Health Exposition Wurlitzer and others with page references and brief descriptors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Mills Tailors
Arnold Fairylamd Co
Baldwin Piano Co
Cincinnati Health Exposition
Corona Typewriter
Fast Hills Coal and Supply Co
Financial
Irwin, Baltmann & Co
An Poor & Co
Stacy & Braun
Orvis Bi Iecikiee
Beral Savings and Loan Assn
Miller's
Mothers’ Friend Iil
Wien
Reliance Coal Co
Enka Ae Wurlitzer
MG. A. Auto School Ee
Indian Hootch Saved by Senator Plea
The Senate struck a provision to suppress peyote use from a house bill after Senator Owen of Oklahoma argued it is used in Indian religious ceremonies. Senator Curtis noted it is sometimes used without ceremonies, but the chamber approved Owen's plea by viva voce vote.
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Washington
John’ Barleycorn
Senate
Owen
Democrat
Oklahoma
House
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Curtis
Kansas
Upper Silesia plebiscite split between Poland and Germany
The League of Nations council announces a near equal division of Upper Silesia by commune between Poland and Germany. The plan, set to unfold over fifteen years, outlines borders along the Oder and a gradual administration with a mixed commission, a shared rail system, and a German mark monetary standard.
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Paris
Associated Press
Council of the League of Nations
Poland
Germany
Oder
Niebschau
Red Plot to Kill U S Officials After Bomb Outrage
Paris dispatch reports French Communist groups threatened to strike against American officials in France if Sacco and Vanzetti were executed. Letters warning of reprisals were sent to Consul General Thackara and consulates in Marseilles Bordeaux and Lyons. Police guard Reparations Passport offices and consulates as investigations continue.
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Paris
Associated Press
France
Sacco
Vanzetti
United States
American Reparations Commission
Passport Bureau
Alexander M. Thackara
Marseilles
Bordeaux
Lyons
Place de L’etoile
Rue Des Italien
Thackara
Lille
Ambassador Herrick
America
Chalons-sur-Marne
Aren
Journal du Peuple
Atlantic
Reparations Commission backs Wiesbaden terms with caveats
The Reparations Commission endorses the Wiesbaden agreement in principle but notes departures from Versailles Part VIII. It will refer the question to the signatory governments with a favorable recommendation. It also urges reasonable deferred payment facilities for France while safeguarding allied interests.
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Paris
Reparations Commission
Wiesbaden
WidSbaden
Bby M. Loucheur
France
Herr Rathenau
Germany
Pulp mill superintendent robbed of payroll cash near Jessup plant
Philip McRea, superintendent of Jessup and More Paper Company, was held up by two armed highwaymen as he traveled to the pulp works with $12,000 intended for payroll. The bandits fled on foot after taking the money from his automobile bags and escaped across the country.
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Wilmington
Del
Philip McRea
Jessup & More Paper Company
Robbers steal cash and bonds at Indiana bank
Five unmasked men robbed the Farmers' State Bank in Wakaraka Indiana taking 2000 dollars in cash and bonds. The robbers exchanged gunfire with townspeople before escaping.
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Wakaka, Ind
Farmers’ State Bank
Princeton Invites Delegates to Armament Conference
Princeton Massachusetts continues to shape an armaments conference, inviting 23 colleges to send delegates to the event scheduled for October 26 at the university campus in Princeton.
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Princeton
M. Ju
Thousands destitute as Red Cross quits Constantinople
The International Relief Committee of Constantinople issued a wireless appeal for aid to support thousands of destitute and homeless Russian refugees left penniless after the withdrawal of the American Red Cross unit. The appeal warns these fugitives will perish without immediate help.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
International Relief Committee of Constantinople
American Red Cross
Miss Antoinette Ely Dies After Brief Illness at 61
Miss Antoinette Ely 61 longtime dean of women and head of English at the Ohio Mechanics Institute died at her Clifton home after a three day illness. Born in Cincinnati she studied at the University of Cincinnati and the University of Chicago and led the Ely Bartholomew School for Girls before joining the institute. She belonged to the Woman's Club Collegiate Alumnae and the Better English Circle and was from one of Cincinnati’s oldest families.
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Antoinette Ely
Cornell Place
Bartholomew School
Dr. Bartholomew
Ely-Bartholomew School
Ohio Mechanics Institute
Miss Ely
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
University of Chicago
Woman's Club
Managne
Commercial Bune
SAILS TO ATTEND CONVENTION
Donald A. Smith Adjutant of the London Post of the American Legion sailed for America on the steamship George Washington to attend the American Legion convention in Kansas City He is accompanied by George R Crossfield Vice Chairman of the British Legion who will be the guest of the American Legion during the event.
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London
Donald A. Smith
American Legion
America
George Washington
Kansas City
George R. Crossfield
British Legion
Plot Tied to 1919 Bombings, Noble Claims
E. E. Noble, head of the Loyal American League in Cleveland, says records show a planned attack network linked to eight 1919 incidents targeting American officials. He warns American representatives abroad and ambassadors may be terrorized or killed as protests over Sacco and Vanzetti.
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Cleveland
Ambassador Herrick
Paris
Loyal American League
E. E. Noble
Ww&e
Noble
Sacco
Vanzetti
Army Training Shift Ends Ft Thomas Recruits to Camp Knox
Washington dispatch reports Ft Thomas to lose its recruit depot and close as a post. Recruits from the region will go to Camp Knox for training, with the War Department studying Ft Thomas future and broader post consolidation.
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Camp Knox
Washington Dispatch
Ft. Thomas
Washington
Kentucky
Fifth Corps
War Department
Dispatch
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Driver Confesses After Fatal Street Collision
Clifford Meese 25 confess ed that stepping on the accelerator caused his car to strike and kill Charles Bennett at Second street and Broadway. He said he fled to Newport before stopping, was later traced by Cincinnati police, and held on manslaughter charges.
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Clifford Meese
East Court Street
Charles Bennett
Second Street
Broadway
Central Bridge
Newport
I . Meese
Indianapolis
Cincini
Cincinnati
Alexander Genter
General Hospital
City and State Employment Bureau
Bennett
Genter and
Gernhardt
George Woodruff
Woodruff
C. H. Martin
Loraine
Ind
Martin
Emmett D. Kirgan
Meese
Strike talks fail to avert railroad walkout warning
Chicago conference ends with no firm settlement as five unions announce plans to strike on October 30. Rail Board officials say discussions were beneficial but produced no definite results, while union leaders insist only a substantive agreement can avoid walkouts.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Railroad Labor Board
Ben W. Hooper
Labor Board
Brotherhood
Orization
Darton
Hoover
RM. Barton
Cleveland
Washington
W. G. Lee
W. S. Carter
L. E. Sheppard
Warren S. Stone
T. C. Cashen
Gaid
G. W. Hanger
Walkout Triggers Antistrike Law Debate in Washington
Washington moves toward an antistrike measure as the Rail way Labor Board struggles to settle disputes. President Harding backs penalties by amendment to the Esch Cummins law to curb inciting strikes and lockouts and safeguard railway transport amid a possible nationwide railroad walkout.
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Washington
United States Railroad Labor Board
Railway Labor Board
Jsch-Curaimins
Laboy Board
Harding
P Ty
Railway Board
Ther
Eseh-Cummins
United States Railway Labor Board
Congress
Senate
Railroad Labor Board
Railroads prepare for potential strike with freight relief plans
Washington officials announce coordination under the Commerce Department to move essentials by truck and water if rail disruption occurs. President Harding and cabinet members push for rate reductions and continued Labor Board support while New York railroads plan employee polls and flexible trucking to keep goods moving.
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Washington
Commerce Department
White House
Harding
McChord
Interstate Commerce Commission
Goff
Railroad Labor Board
Chicago
Brotherhood
Labor Board
Erins
Hoover
Department of Commerce
Department
Department’f
Interstate Commerce Commision
Arkansas
New York
New Haven
New Yor Central Railroad
New York City
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
William G. Bowler
Four Cabinet Officers of Portugal Killed in Lisbon
Paris dispatch reports in Lisbon disorders that Premier Antonio Granjo and ex President Carlos Silva were killed. Jose Carlos Maia and Carlos Silva also assassinated. Cunha Leal wounded. Manuel Coelho named head of a new cabinet.
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London
Exchange
Paris
Lisbon
Antonio Granjo
Carlos Silva
Reuter
Madrid
Jose Carlos Maia
Cunha Leal
Squirrels and Senators in Need of Protection
Washington Oct 20 The Senate heard Senator Watson of Georgia demand Capitol police protection from automobiles and motorcycles He argued that the Capitol dome flag is a symbol of life liberty and limb and said senators must jump from in front of cars He claimed roaming dogs chase squirrels on Capitol grounds and police offer little protection not reporting on visitors or tourists.
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Washington
Capitol
The
Senate
Watson
Georgia
Capitol Dome
Capitol Grounds
Four University Students Killed in Train Car Crash En Route to Game
Four University of Chicago students were killed when their car was struck by an Elgin Joliet & Eastern train near Milford Illinois while en route to Urbana for a football game. Hugh Bradley survived with injuries and said the driver did not see the oncoming train until impact.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
University of Illinois
Urbana
Ills
Milford
Ill
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern
Thomas Morrison
Harold Skinner
Ak Park
Stanwood Johnstone
Minneapolis
Crank Demands $2,500 Fails To Name Meeting Place
Toledo report says a Black Hand letter aimed at Edward P. Farrell demanded $2,500 with a threat of death in 25 hours. The writer gave no location or method for payment, and Farrell turned the letter over to police. A skull and crossbones appeared on the page but no signature.
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Crank
Toledo
Edward P. Farrell
Farrell
Senate chandelier damaged in Presidential Room incident
A gold chandelier in the President's room off the Senate chamber was badly damaged when ceiling debris fell. Senators Pom erone of Ohio and Swan of Virginia were showered by debris but escaped injury.
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Washington
Senate
Srs Pomerone
Ohio
Swan
Virginia
Unions Warned By Fraternal Society in Milwaukee
The American Railway Men's Association urged 10,000 yard workers to drop plans for a general strike and accept the wage cut set by the Railroad Labor Board. It warned that a strike would invite massive public backlash and a coordinated response from management.
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Milwaukee
Wis
American Railway Men's Association
United States Railroad Labor Board
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