Enraged husband shoots wife then kills himself in Mt. Auburn
Con R Guilfoyle 38 shot Una Guilfoyle 52 at their home 7 Park Row Mt. Auburn then wounded himself behind the ear and died soon after at the hospital. The couple had been separated two months amid divorce battles and alleged cruelty. Their two daughters Alma 18 and Adelaide 7 witnessed part of the tragedy after their mother allegedly worked nights to gain independence.
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Con R. Guilfoyle
Una
Guilfoyle
Park Row
Mt. Auburn
West Court Street
Alma
Adelaide
Hoffman
Guilfoyles
Court Street
Weaver
Una Guilfoyle
Con. Guifoyle
Ali
Domestic Relations Court
Charles W. Hoffman
Weather Summary for Ohio Indiana Kentucky and West Virginia
Ohio fair with warmer conditions Tuesday then fair again Wednesday. showers and cooler in the northwest. Indiana fair and slightly warmer Tuesday. Wednesday fair. Kentucky fair Tuesday and likely Wednesday with little temperature change. West Virginia fair and warmer Tuesday. Cincinnati record for September 1 1919 shows 7 p.m. end of day with clear skies and temperatures ranging from 59 to 71 degrees. notable daily extremes and precipitation recorded.
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Ohio
Northwest
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Cincinnati
Ex Kaiser Visited By Aviator Friend in Dutch Village
Amerongen residents watched as an aviator looped and dived near von Bentinck castle at 11:30 AM. The plane barely skimmed the garden where William M Hohenzollern was sawing wood, then saluted him before continuing. The flyer, presumed Dutchman Veretoegh, pleased the former emperor.
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Amerongen
Associated Press
von Bentinck Castle
William M Hohenzollern
Veretoegh
Dempsey to Fight Carpentier for 175000
Jack Kearns announced an offer from Georges Carpentier’s manager for a bout in England with a $175,000 purse. The match would likely be at the National Sporting Club in London if Dempsey accepts the terms.
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Jack Dempsey
Carpentier
Decatur
Circle men alleged to corner city produce market
A Hamilton County Grand Jury probe into fruit and vegetable profiteering reveals a small circle of Cincinnati men known as corner men who buy up large lots of produce from farmers along country roads and hold them to push prices up in city markets. They monitor receipts and prices daily, then mobilize to purchase entire loads, forcing pedlars and retailers to pay inflated rates. The scheme reportedly affects multiple vegetable types and relies on fast country purchases.
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Hamilton
Saved Spy's Fate, Returns as Bride in New York Arrival
Katharine Peterson, once condemned to twelve years solitary reconfinement as a German spy, arrives in New York aboard the Sierra as the bride of Captain Edwin W. Peterson of Boston. She served nineteen months before escaping amid Germany’s upheaval, later meeting her husband in Paris after meeting him at Tufts College while studying dentistry.
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New York
Germany
Katharine Peterson
Sierra
Edwin W. Peterson
Boston
Peterson
Rumors of Sympathetic Strike In New York Explained
Local I A T S E union officials said rumors of a sympathetic strike by Cincinnati members in support of Actors Equity were unfounded. President Howard Kelley noted no orders had been received from international headquarters and a decision would come from New York. Only about thirty workers at two Cincinnati theaters would be affected if a strike occurred.
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International Association of Theatrical Stage Employees
Actors’ Equity Society
Howard Kelley
Mr. Kelley
International
Shay
New York
International Office
Six Boston Theaters Closed by Strike
Boston theaters hosting traveling companies shut down today as actors stagehands and musicians walkout. The joint managers said the venues will remain closed indefinitely, affecting shows Hitchy Koo at Colonial Buddies at Park Square Breakfast in Bed at Plymouth Somebody's Sweetheart at Shubert See-Saw at Tremont and Oh My Dear at Wilbur.
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Boston
Tremont
Wibur
Equity Opens Three New Shows in Labor Day Drive
The Actors Equity Association, now a full union, opened three new productions on Labor Day in New York. Equity Review debuted at the Second Avenue Theater replacing the Follies, with several stars present. A vaudeville bill moved from Lexington Opera House to Brooklyn Academy of Music, and a new bill opened at the Lexington. Equity also leased Lenox Theater and plans a performance there next Monday amid negotiations over recognition by managers. Fortune Gallo's English Opera Company canceled The Mikado at Shubert Theater due to stage hands and electricians striking.
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New York
Actors’ Equity Association
Equity Review
Second Avenue Theater
Lexington Opera House
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Lexington
Thomashesky
Equity
Lenox
Fortune Gallo
English Opera Company
Shubertheater
Reds Even at Chicago. win in afternoon game
Vaughn exited after a hit hard but completed the win for the Reds in Chicago. Poor baserunning by the Cubs and forenoon defeat conditions contributed to the afternoon victory as Sallee pitched effectively.
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Reds
Chicago
Sallee
Cubs
Vaughn
Moran Reds Rally Halves Reds Lead Over Giants
Pat Moran's pennant hunting Reds drew 35 000 fans at Cub Park with 25 000 for the day game. The doubleheader yielded a 4-3 forenoon loss and a 4-2 afternoon win, dropping the Reds half a game behind the Giants while New York beat the Braves. Jim Vaughn took the brunt of the afternoon hammering with three tallies before an early exit in the eighth.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Pat Moran
Reds
Cub Park
Bruins
Giants
New York
Braves
Flying Redlegs
Big Jim Vaughn
Jim
Cubs Reds Rally Fails in Early Season Clash
The Cubs and Reds played to a 3 3 tie after a brisk morning start. Flack Hollocher and Barber sparked the Cubs with a run, while Eller, Wingo and Schreiber fueled a Reds comeback including a timely triple by Eller and a double steal thwarted by the Cubs.
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Reds
Neale
Kopf
Duncan
Schreiber
Wingo
Eller
Herzog
Martin
Bruins
Merkle
Cubs
Magee
Daly
Daubert
Deal
Cincinnati
1700 Excursionists Rescued From Stranded Dororthy Bradford
Boston dispatch reports the Dororthy Bradford with 1700+ holiday excursionists ran aground off Castle Island Boston Harbor in fog. Passengers were evacuated by another steamer and brought to Boston. the ship hoped to be floated at high tide tomorrow.
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Boston
Dorothy Bradford
Provincetown
Castle Island
Boston Harbor
Bombs Found on Railroad Near Coblenz Station
Two bombs were found Saturday on a Coblenz railroad track near the main station. They were thrown into the Rhine by the discoverers. No troop trains had passed Coblenz station for several days. The next train planned was a local from Coblenz, with most passengers reportedly Germans.
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Rhine
Coblenz
Germany
Associated Press
Cooper murder case widens with arrest of man and woman
Nashville police say attorney Robin J. Cooper was murdered by liquor law violators. J I Feuston and Casey Jordan, a woman, were held without bail after being questioned. Fifty quarts of whisky were found in their car amid new details of a possible getaway car.
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Nashville
Tenn
Robin J. Cooper
J. I. Feuston
Casey Jordan
Feuston
Wooper
Cooper
Increase in Cost of Uncompleted Loading Plant Sparked Inquiry
Washington officials revealed in a House subcommittee hearing that the Fort Del loading plant remained unfinished at armistice and cost about 14 million dollars, far above the 1.25 to 1.5 million estimated. Salaries at the Marlin Rockwell and Ley companies climbed, with the treasurer and top executives receiving raises while government payments fed a 10 percent surcharge. The panel noted a land purchase request of 185,000 dollars for largely swamp site area.
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Washington
House
Fort, del
R. H. Harkins
Ordnance Department
Clair Foster
Army
Marlin Rockwell Corporation
Marlin Rockwell Loading Company
Fred T. Ley Company
Department
Foster
Mine Owner Slain Said to Be American
In a Mexican Congress address President Carranza defends foreign lives and property, rebukes US injustices, defends neutrality, and rejects League of Nations admission and Monroe Doctrine while outlining oil policy amid war tensions.
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Mexico’ City
Associated Press
Mexico
United States
Carranza
Congress
League of Nations
League
Victim in Bandit Attack Identified as U S Citizen
El Paso Texas September 1 Adam Schaefer reported killed by bandits in a severed incident may be American or British subject according to early dispatches authorities state the victim’s exact nationality unclear amid ongoing investigation.
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Adam Schaefer
United States
EL Paso
Tex
Guardsmen End Anorville Riot as Quiet Knoxville Returns
Knoxville returns to a quiet holiday after National Guard patrols followed weekend race riots that left two dead and sixteen wounded. Ten white men were arrested on charges of aiding prisoners escape, with more rioting charges expected. A grand jury will probe the riots and the murder case of Mrs. Bertie Lindsey. Property losses exceed $50,000 amid oil and store damage and looting. many black residents reportedly left the city.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Cate
Fourth Tennessee Infantry
Maurice F. Mayes
Bertie Lindsey
Chattanooga
Trike Truce Urged to Ease War Cost Pressures
A New York report from the state federation of Labor urges a six month labor truce to cut living costs. It calls for suspension of wage and hour disputes to boost production and restore prosperity, backing President Wilson and AFL leaders in avoiding further strikes.
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New York Federation of Labor
New York
United States
Wilson
New York State Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
United States of America
Senate clash over treaty drafts tested Wilson power
President Wilson rejects Foreign Relations Committee bids to show draft treaties with Germany and allies in advance, arguing disclosure risks Senate encroachment on treaty negotiation. Senator Lodge notes published drafts in a White Book and Congressional Record complicating official secrecy. Resume hearings are planned with possible executive sessions on amendments to the Rhine and Poland related accords.
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Washington
Germany
Wilson
Lodge
Senate
Apparel
Ohn
Rhine
Congressional Record
Miuny
Senator Lodge
Poland
Versailes
United States
Begium
Empir
France
Eos
The
Versailles
Austria
Hungary
Bulgaria
Turkey
Exc
Speaking Plans Of Republicans Are Completed
Washington Sept 1 Plans for an organized tour of Republican speakers after President Wilson's cross country trip were dropped at a Republican Senate conference. Individual Republicans will hold engagements in areas the President visits to advocate the League of Nations. Senator Johnson of California will speak in Indianapolis and then in California. Other Republicans like Boran Lodge Knox plan to stay in Washington to address the Senate during treaty consideration.
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Washington
Wilson
Léague of Nations
Johnson
California
Indianapolis
Reed
Missouri
Poindexter
League
Boran
Lodge
Knox
Senate
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Barber
Ley Company
Major Foster
Monroe
U. S. Citizen
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UUIET
White House
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