Federal inquiry into sugar profiteering in St Louis
First results of a federal probe into sugar price inflation in St Louis show D A White Company executives questioned over sales at 12 to 13 cents a pound. District Attorney Bolin said a statement will go to Washington to determine possible action, with agents planning further food law cases.
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Charles H. Schneider
Peter B. Schneider
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Messrs. Schneider
Washington
James K. Clark
Allen Roudebush
Meat Storage Placed Under Receivership as Indictments Return
Judge Darby refused to lift the receivership on 1,708 pounds of bacon stored illegally while the state seeks sale to the public. Two more indictments follow, naming Kroger Company and eleven Truck Gardeners Association officers in an antitrust case.
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Common Pleas
Butchers’ Packing Company
Capelley
Cincinnati Iee Manufacturing and Cold Storage Company
Dempsey, Campbell, Kohl
Oliver & Oliver
Cincinnati Ice Manufacturing and Cold Storage Company
Butchers’’ Packing Company
Hamilton County
Truck Gardeners’ Association
Norman Glines
John Horst
Edward Moeller
William Bennegrade
Willi Brunswick
Richard Meinking
Hackemeyer
Henry B. Fernan Karschmen
Wiliam Howe
Henry Meinking
Kroger Company
Puzzling throat malady grips aged Covington liveryman
John Reed 83 longtime undertaker and liveryman is seriously ill at home 334 Greenup street Covington Ky with a sudden throat obstruction that blocks nourishment or liquids. Doctors hope the obstruction will vanish as it appeared. Three years ago the Reeds celebrated their golden wedding anniversary.
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Greenup Street
Covington
Mr. Reed
Mrs. Reed
Riots in Chicago Claim 38rd Death As Samuel Barnett Dies
Chicago records show the death toll from the recent race riots rising to 38 with the death of Samuel Barnett, a Black man, from wounds sustained during the riot fight.
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Chicago
Samuel Barnett
Weather notes and temperature readings across states
Ohio and West Virginia show fair warmer conditions into weekend. Indiana Kentucky and Tennessee expect fair to warmer weather with continued warmth. Temperature highs from Kansas City to San Francisco listed. Cincinnati September 5, 1919 record with hourly observations show clear conditions and no rain. Woman's Page mentions amusements and society notes. advertises magazine section.
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Soave
Cincinnati
Girls Refuse to Climb 40 Stories to Work
Hundreds of women clerks and stenographers arrived at the fifty story Metropolitan Building to learn elevator service was down due to a firemen and coal passers strike. They faced stairs of twenty to forty flights while most offices were reached by calling ahead. male workers also climbed stairs as the tower elevator remained halted.
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Metropolitan
Senate approves prohibition enforcement bill without record vote
The Senate passed the prohibition enforcement bill virtually as drafted by the committee. The measure goes to conference to reconcile amendments from the House, including a Panama Canal zone addition. An attempted war-time prohibition relaxation by Senator Shields failed. The bill defines an in toxicant as any beverage over 1 percent alcohol and loosened private stock limits for personal use.
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House
Panama Canal Zone
Shields
Tennessee
Divorce Granted Over Grounds of Gross Neglect in Ohio
Dayton Ohio September 5 On grounds of gross neglect of duty Mrs Irene Angelo Baber was granted a decree of divorce from Dr E A Baber Superintendent of the Dayton State hospital He had been acting as President of the Disability Board at Camp Sherman The couple married June 8 1917 in New York Mrs Baber had been the widow of Cincinnati musician Prof Miersch before the marriage The happiness of both would be ruined if they were compelled to live together.
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Irene Angelo Baber
E. A. Baber
Dayton State Ospital
Baber
Camp Sherman
New York
Brother vows vengeance in Keenan case as sister fights for life
H J Keenan of Buffalo says Geraldine Keenan, a Cincinnati victim, was enticed by a Paramount salesman posing as a bachelor. He alleges a past secret engagement and says she attempted suicide last Monday. Hospital reports her condition remains very serious with uncertain recovery. He plans police involvement.
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Cincinnati
Paramount Film Company
H. J. Keenan
Buffal‘o, N. Y
Geraldine Keenan
General Hospital
Linton
Buffalo
N. Y
Geraldine
Comic section tease for young readers in Tribune
A brief note invites families to tomorrow’s Commercial Tribune for the comic section intended for little readers. It previews and promotes child friendly humor and illustrated stories.
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Commercial Tribune
Pylogravure Section Four Pages Of Splendid Illustrations
Four pages showcase splendid illustrations in the Pylogravure section with previews of tomorrow’s Commercial Tribune.
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Commercial Tribune
Pershing to ride charger leading New York parade
Funds approved by the Board of Aldermen to ensure a grand welcome for General Pershing and the First Division. A $100 000 reception budget raises total New York entertainment outlays to about $550 000 as a five to six hour parade is planned with Pershing on his charger Kidron and a grand stand for 30 000 along Fifth Avenue. The French 75 gun and divisional colors will be exhibited in front of the Public Library. Sergeant Alex L Arch fired the first German shot at Strassburg》等
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Charger
New York
Board of Aldermen
Fifth Avenue
Central Park
Kidron
Alex L. Arch
Sixth Field Artillery
Special session to avoid if AG agrees on tax amendment
Columbus Ohio September 5 The call for a special session to correct a filing mistake in the proposed taxation amendment seems unnecessary if Attorney General Price agrees the amendment can go on the ballot in correct form. Leaders say filing with the Secretary of State is not required, and journals show the adopted resolutions are accurate.
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Columbus
Smith
Price
Kimball
Brown
Summer Art Show Highlights Mitchell Drawing
An exhibit titled Summing Up the Summer features a striking Mitchell drawing as the centerpiece. The show spotlights bold lines and vivid textures, inviting viewers to reflect on seasonal memories.
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Mitchell
Commercial Tribune
Policemen and Bandits Fight in Kansas City Skirmish
In Kansas City police officers from a motor car theft squad exchanged gunfire with three alleged bandits in a downtown hallway. One officer was dangerously wounded, another injured, and three bandits hurt. Police found Liberty Bonds valued at $38,000 among the bandit headquarters.
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Kansas City
Liberty
Wilson views on tour draw Senate debate over peace treaty
President Wilson’s speeches in Indianapolis and Columbus sparked sharp Senate responses. Senator Borah attacked the president on Russia and measures against the treaty, while Senator Sherman objected to labor conference timelines. Senator McCumber offered six mild reservations opposing the Foreign Relations Committee draft.
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Wilson
League of Nations
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Borah
Idaho
Sherman
Illinois
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Columbus
McCumber
North Dakota
Foreign Relations Committee
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Japan
Siberian
International Labor Conference
Senators arrange public responses to President Wilson on peace talks
At the Capitol, Republican leaders outlined plans for a series of Senate floor addresses and public speeches. Senators Johnson Borah McCormick Reed Wadsworth Poindexter will tour major cities including Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Kansas City Akron Dunkirk Pittsburg and New York City to discuss the peace treaty.
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McCormick
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Wadsworth
New York
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N. Y
Poindexter
Dunkirk
Pittsburg
New York City
Wilson adopts Rooseveltian tactics in campaign swing
On a trip toward Kansas City, President Wilson shifts to direct, vigorous rhetoric, impressing crowds in Indianapolis and St. Louis. He appeals to business leaders and farmers, framing opponents as flawed without presenting concrete alternatives, signaling a hardening stance on the league issue.
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Indianapolis
St. Louis
Plone
League
St. Louis Chamber of Commerce
Indiana
Julian Favored for Vacant Cabinet Post Amid Redfield Resignation
Washington dispatch reports Cincinnatian W Alexander Julian mentioned for the cabinet vacancy created by Secretary Redfield’s resignation. President Wilson values Julian’s business skill and leadership in a post demanding high level organization. Redfield’s resignation takes effect November 1 after a prior plan to depart October 15.
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Federal Reserve Board
Frederic A. Delafio
Wilson
Redfield
Loomis Story Preview in Tomorrow's Commercial Tribune
A brief note announces that Charles Battell Loomis wrote a baffling tale titled Our gs ad Ng, featured in tomorrow's Commercial Tribune with a teaser for readers.
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Charles Battell Loomis
Commercial Tribune
iS YOUR RENT TOO HIGH Get a Line on the Situation
A brief note in the Commercial Tribune invites readers to check tomorrow's edition for guidance on rent concerns and how to line up solutions.
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Commercial Tribune
Wilson defends peace treaty in St Louis address
President Wilson in two speeches at the Coliseum and Chamber of Commerce defense of the 1919 peace treaty provisions. He argues for American representation on the reparations commission and warns against “armed isolation” as he urges commitment to world economic cooperation and League of Nations leadership.
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Shantung
China
Shantung Province
League Council
Coliseum
Father
Frederick PD. Gardner
Missouri
Mr. Wilson
United States
Wilson Says Nations Won’t Join Us in Renegotiation
President Wilson addressed the nation stressing that other countries will not participate in renegotiating the treaty and covenant of the League of Nations. He speaks of understanding opposing viewpoints and asks for discussion with the public tonight.
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Wilson
ANOTHER BIG BASEBALL STORY The Fight for the World Flag
A dramatic showcase frames the World Series contest as teams clash for the flag. Details on matchups, venues, and key players are highlighted as the season's culmination unfolds.
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