Salo on Keeper's Home Ransacked for Money
Newport police chase ends with capture of a man who robbed Peter Smith’s saloon at Grand avenue and Water Works road then attempted to loot homes on Monroe street. Authorities say the suspect, calling himself Harry Shaw, 30, Cincinnati, faced charges of burglary and grand larceny.
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Newport
Peter Smith
Grand Avenue
Water Work Road
Charles
Mueller
Monroe
Fifth
Overton Streets
Harry Shaw
Main Street
New Courthouse
Cincinnati
Mrs. Mueller
Kearns
Thomas Eviston
Reagan
Overton
Shaw
Polie
Weather Outlook Across States With Cooler Then Showers
A mixed regional forecast shows fair conditions in Ohio Indiana West Virginia and Kentucky with cooler temperatures Thursday. Western portions may see showers while little temperature change is expected across the central area. Highs and precipitation vary by station including Kansas City Omaha Denver and San Francisco with mixed readings.
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Indiana
West Virginia
Kentucky
vVary
Serpent of Nile as Pharmacist and Love Potion Legend
New York reports at the American Pharmaceutical Association meeting that Cleopatra Artemisia and Agnodice were amateur pharmacists. Adelaide Rudolph cites ancient medicaments and legends, noting Cleopatra and Artemisia in historic drug lore and Agnodice’s male disguise and medical practice.
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New York
Cleeopatra
Artemisia
Agnodice
Adelaide Rudolph
New York College of Pharmacy
American Pharmaceutical Association
Pennsylvania
Cleopatra
Antony
Miss Rudolph
Caria
Mausolus
Mausoius
Herophilus
M. D
Insurance men ponder over Uncle Johnny's case
In Lexington Kentucky on September 2 1914 or 1915 Uncle Johnny Shel said he would celebrate his 181st birthday by sending for a life insurance agent The agent found his rate card covers only the first 105 years of life and weighs insuring him twice for 66 more years as Johnny hopes for the best
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Lexington
Jenny” Shel
Sonny
Johnny
Boy Struck by Automobile in Price Hill Streets
Jerome Lee, 10, of 1040 McPherson Avenue, was hit while playing in War saw and Enright avenues. He suffered a fractured skull and fractured left leg and was taken to General Hospital. The driver, Lt Clifford Taylor of 715 Purcell Avenue, said the accident was unavoidable and no arrest was made.
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Warsaw
Enright Avenues
Price Hill
Jerome Lee
McPherson Avenue
Clifford Taylor
Purcell Avenue
General Hospital
Governor appoints Lowe as Seventh Trial Circuit Judge
Lawrenceburg Indiana September 2 Governor James T Goodrich appointed Char A Lowe to fill the vacancy after the death of Judge Warren N Hauck Lowe a private counselor for the Cincinnati branch of the Employers Liability Assurance Company of Boston is the first Republican to be named a circuit judge without prior judicial service.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
James T. Goodrich
Char A. Lowe
Seventh Trial Circuit
Warren N. Hauck
Lowe
Cincinnati
Employers’ Liability Assurance Company of
Boston
State code overrules new prohibition acts in Ohio case
Columbus Ohio September 2 A municipal judge ruled that General Code provisions outside the license law remain in force and carry a minimum $100 fine for keeping a place selling intoxicating liquor in violation of law The decision aligns with Attorney General Price who said the prohibition amendment does not repeal Section 13 195 and may define unlawful sales pending further judicial determination
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Columbus, CO
Frank E. Ruth
Ruth
Price
State Liquor License Board
Prohibition party debates foreign work policy in Chicago
National Committee rejects a resolution to sever ties with the so-called world work and adopts an amendment urging members to support world prohibition through the Prohibition Foundation. It calls for a national convention after major party meetings and hints at cross party cooperation for the cause.
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Chicago
Prohibition Party
National Committee
Prohibition Foundation
Foud Nation
Virgil G. Hinshaw
A. G. Calderwood
Minnesota
J L. Peeke
Sandusky
Subcommittee On
Market Operators Vindicated By City Governing Committee
Council committee on markets found Murdock charges against Cincinnati public markets unsubstantiated and endorsed that stands operate legitimately. The report seeks revocation of unlawful licenses and cites testimony from Jacob Eyrich market master and George Carrel city auditor. Murdock disputes findings, calling the investigation biased and claims to have proven his case. Continued on second page.
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Cincinnati
Murdock
A. I.murdock
Twentythird Ward
Council Committee On Markets
Council
Jacob Eyrich
George Carrel
Michael Mullen
Eighth Ward
Mullen
Moran's Men Rally But Fall Short In Chicago Tilt
Moran's men chase Nick Garter and win from Chicago 4 to 4? cue rally in ninth falls short by pegging out Killifer. Schrei ber disposes of pinch hitter Paskett substituting for Hendrix. Kopf's thigh safety opened the ninth. Dunodl laid one down Bailey to Merkle. Wingo walked to get at Fisher but pass failed to end the game.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Pat Moran
Reds
Ray Ivisher
Vermont
Bruins
Cincinnati
Cubs
Fisher
Cub
Nick Carter
Claude Hendrix
Abraham Lincoln Bailey
Moranmen
Koot
Redlegs
Boeing
Kopf
Kath
Herzog
Daubert
Roush
Neale
Hollacher
Duncan
Dunecan
Reller
Merkle
Lee Magee
Carter
Swat
Flack
Larry
Hendrix
Schreiber
Wingo
Robertson
Killifer
Bruin
Bill
Barbers
Deal
Moran
Nick Garter
Paskett
Dunodl
Bailey
Ray
Mexicans Fire on U S Airplane Wounding Captain McNabb
Captain David W. McNabb of the United States aviation corps was slightly wounded when Mexicans fired on an American plane during aerial patrol along the Rio Grande northwest of Laredo Texas. Lieutenant Von DeB Johnson accompanied him as shots struck the wings and McNabb near the car. Colonel Beaumont B. Buck reported the attack originated near a Mexican federal outpost and forwarded details to Major General Joseph T. Dickman.
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Laredo
Tex
Rio Grande
David W. McNabb
United States Aviation Corps
Here
von Deb. Johnson
McNapy
McNabb
Beaumont B. Buck
St. McIntosh
Buck
Joseph T. Dickman
Southern Department
San Antonio
el Johnson
Bedford
Ind
Limited Importation Of Dyes Is Allowed
The War Trade Board announced approval for a six months supply of German dyes for American manufacturers. Firms must file statements detailing total dye requirements from October 1. Further regulations to govern imports will be issued soon. It is hoped U S dye production will reach sufficient levels by April 1, 1920, reducing the need for imports.
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Washington
Germany
United States
Secretary Baker Comments on Mexican Air Raid After Official Report
Secretary Baker said he would await an official report from Major General to consider what action might follow. The note referenced a Mexican air attack on an American plane over the Rio Grande that wounded one officer.
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Washington
Baker
Ceene
Wilson to Tour as Senate Rushes Treaty Work
President Wilson prepares for a nationwide speech tour after inviting labor leaders financiers and farmers to a October conference on labor problems. He aims to finalize arrangements before departure and return by month end with a White House first session planned.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Senate
Cary T. Grayson
Tumulty
Secret Service
Columbus
Lotisville
Wasing
Sident
Stephers
Corr
Wilson Names Review Date For Pacific Fleet
Seattle telegrams say President Wilson will review the Pacific fleet here on Saturday September 12. Messages to the War Department and the Welcome Committee indicate the shiphead battle line will be in port for the ceremonies.
Left wing NS party forms Communist Labor party of America
In Chicago on September 2 a group of 300 left wing National Socialist faction members who split from the parent body organized the Communist Labor party of America and adopted the Soviet emblem with workers motto. Delegates debated naming it Independent Socialist but the Communist label prevailed. The group planned a October 5 national strike effort to secure the release of Thomas J. Mooney Eugene V. Debs and other alleged class war prisoners and will meet in the Industria Workers of the World hall to accommodate crowds.
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Soviet Republic of Russia
Workers of World Unite
Mooney and
Debs
Chicago
National Socialist Party
Communist Labor Party of America
Workers of the World Unit
Zimmerman
Indiana
Independent Socialist Party
Russia
United States
Thomas J. Maoney
Eugene V. Debs
Industria Workers of the World
Austrian Peace Pact Nears Final Vienna Approval
Paris reports Chancellor Paul Renner leads the Australian peace delegation toward Vienna with the peace treaty, likely seeking more time as Austrian Assembly meets to discuss terms. Humaniqg and Romania oppose clauses on minorities and treaty commerce respectively, with Brattany’s resignation as Premier expected.
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Vienna
Austrian General Assembly
Supreme Council
Austria
Humaniqg
Tumania
J. J. C Brattany
Allies Define Austria’s War Guilt in Peace Note
Paris report on the allied reply to Austria's delegation outlines that Austria Hungary bears responsibility for the war. It asserts Austria’s government and its rulers, allied with Germany, planned the conflict and used Vienna to press Serbia, leading to the broader war. The note argues the Austrian people cannot escape accountability for actions of their government.
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Paris
Karl Brenner
M. Clemenceau
Diliec
Austria
Hungary
Europe
Vienna
Serbia
Germany
Liege
Namur
Berlin
Hapsburg Dynasty
Hapsburg Sschulieie
Senate hears objections to splits of Hungary Albania under treaties
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee heard objections from Hungarian and Albanian sympathizers to dismemberment proposals. Charles W. Russell presented a copy of a British Persia treaty claiming British control over Persian finances and military matters. Critics warned extreme nationalist demands risk broader instability as debate continues amid push to speed action on the German treaty.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kinx
Charles W. Russell
Persia
Great Britain
Russell
Senate
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Sennator Knox
Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Foreign ‘Elactions Committee
Hungaria American
Germany
Hungary
Albania
Bela Sekely
New York City
Hungarian-American Press Association
League of Nation
Knox
Ational Hari-Kari
Brandeger
Connecticutt
Russia
Lift in war trade limits expands Hungary shipments
Washington reports nearly all trade restrictions with Hungary were lifted by the War Trade Board. Licenses for exporting most non military goods will be issued freely, while military items remain restricted. Aircraft, armor, weapons, and related military equipment are barred from export.
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Washington
Hungary
War Trade D Board
America
United States
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