Defalcation of 41600 reported at Covington building association
A stockholders meeting disclosed a 41600 shortage in Union Perpetual Building Association funds tied to the late secretary H T Reinke. The deficit will be charged off, the firm to continue operations, with a board reorganization and efforts to recover losses from Reinke’s estate.
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Covington Union Perpetual Building
Union Perpetual Building Association of
Covington
Pike Street
H. Tilden Reinke
Commercial Tribune
Ben Biedenharn
Union Perpetual Building Association
Frank Eltrup
Onry Wendt
Frankfort
Biedenharn
Mystery Wreck And Burning Near Newport
Pieces of heat warped metal and charred remains of a costly touring automobile found on the Water Works road near Newport. Detec tive James Fuller of the Newport Police Department salvaged the wreck after it leaped over an embankment. The car bore Michigan license No 333959 and no occupants were seen after the crash. owner sought as police investigate the highway tragedy.
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James Fuller
Newport
Water Works Road
Jack Staples
Heads Are To Fly When I Come Back Former Kaiser Says
Berlin dispatch reports former Emperor William at Doorn muttering a threat to heads will fly when he returns. Vorwaerts cites a Prussian visitor noting William’s furious tree chopping and declaring this shows him in old political form.
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Berlin
William
Doorn
Vorwaerts
Worts
Baseball Standings Show Little Movement Across Leagues
The national race stayed nearly unchanged as Brooklyn beat St Louis in a suspended game with a late rally, lifting Brooklyn to a .578 percentage while Cincinnati and New York idle. In the American League, Cleveland slipped, while the Yankees and White Sox won, leaving Cleveland at .621, Chicago .618, and New York .613.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Dodgers
Cincinnati
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Yankees
White Sox
Boston
Judge Rules Warrants Needed for Liquor Seizures
Federal Judge Garvin in Brooklyn upheld the decision of U S Commissioners that seizing liquor without a search warrant violates the Fourth Amendment. The ruling questions Volstead act enforcement and may limit using informers against alleged violators. The judge stressed warrants require substantial justification.
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New York
Garvin
Brooklyn
United States Commissioners
Tha Ag
Ancohn
Girl Fights Off Masked Kidnappers in Lancaster Home
Miss Anna Louise Bauman, 17, daughter of local merchant Frederick Bauman, screamed as a masked man seized her in her Lancaster home at 11 PM. Her cries drew parents and neighbors, who alerted authorities and forced the abductors to flee in a nearby automobile with a second kidnapper in attendance.
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Lancaster, O
Anna Louise Bauman
Frederick Bauman
Young Woman Slain On Mountain Trail in Kentucky
Emma Parsons 25 of Lancaster Kentucky, a Pine Mountain Settlement School domestic science teacher, was murdered on a remote mountain trail near Dillon Kentucky. She was beaten with a fence rail and her throat cut, found under a ledge near a convict camp by searchers who had pursued her after she left a Dillon train.
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Harlan
Emma Parsons
Lancaster
Pine Mountain
Dillon
Street Cars Crash on Warsaw Ave Line Injure Passengers
A Warsaw avenue street car collided with a Sedamsville car at Eighth and Carr streets injuring several passengers. Isaac Solko and Charles Noell were cut by glass and bruised. both cars damaged. Motorman Joseph Grogrow said he could not stop in time. General Hospital treated the injuries.
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Warsaw Avenue
Sedamsville
Eighth and
Carr Streets
Isaac Solko
West Liberty Street
Charles Noell
Clark Street
General Hospital
Joseph Grogrow
Warsaw
Four Firemen Injured in Detroit Plant Blast
Four Detroit firemen were injured when timber and brick collapsed during a fire at the Wilson Body Company after an explosion. Three were removed with minor injuries, while a fourth man suffered crushed hips and faced possible death.
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Detroit
Mich
Wilson Body Company
Harding Praises Loyalty of Negro Citizens On Porch
Five delegations of negro Republicans gathered at Senator Harding's porch in Marion Ohio to pledge support as Harding promised the federal government will not fail the American negro. He heard grievances on lynching segregation and urged service to country as standard of citizenship.
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Marion
Harding
Senator Harding
John J. Pershing
William Monroe Trotter
Boston
National Kigital Rights League
Californians Plan Pilgrimage to Senator Harding in Marion
SAN FRANCISCO September 10 Two score California Republicans plan a pilgrimage today to Marion to visit Senator Harding. A special section of an overland limited train is reserved for the party and a questionnaire on Western issues will be drafted during the trip.
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San Francisco
California
Harding
Marion
Harding to stop front porch tours after September 25
New York reports that Senator Warren G. Harding will not receive further delegations on his Marion front porch after September 25. The Salesmen and Coolidge League linked to the RNC announced the cutoff, with no clear plan for future stump addresses. A final front porch address is set for September 3 when New York delegates visit Marion, preceded by a September 8 rally in New York to arrange the trip.
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New York
Warren G. Harding
Marion
Harding and Coolidge League
Republican National Committee
Harding
Salesmen’s League
California rocked by tremor in Riverside
An earthquake shock was felt in Riverside California at about 6 15 this morning waking sleepers and sending many outdoors. No damage was reported and tremors subsided without incident.
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Riverside
Cal
Lord Mayor MacSwiney Hunger Strike Reaches Fifth Week
The Gaelic League bulletin reports Lord Mayor MacSwiney growing weaker with much pain yet clear mind on the twenty ninth day of his hunger strike. Mary MacSwiney says he spoke this morning and noted it was Friday. She visited Ports mouth where Trades Union Congress officials refused a hearing and warned against direct action to free him.
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London
Gaeliic League
MacSwiney
Lord Mayodr
Mary MacSwiney
Miss MacSwiney
Terence
Portsmouth
Trades Union Congress
England
Negro workers replace Irish longshoremen at New York piers
New York workers, supplied by a con stevedore, replaced Irish longshoremen who had deserted White Star Line piers in protest of British authorities actions. Police reserves stood by but no disorder occurred as union men took position. The White Star liner Adriatic faced a six hour delay due to a suspicious illness in steerage aboard its 2,168 passengers.
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New York
White Star Line
Archbishop Mannix
Terence MacSwiney
International Longshoremen’s Association
White Star
Adriatic
Persons Known To Live 31 to 45 Days Without Food
New York investigators reviewed scientific records showing several instances in which individuals reportedly survived for 31 to 45 days without food. The findings were reported as part of a broader study on human endurance and metabolic adaptation.
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New York
Women's Party to Safeguard Voting Rights
National Executive Committee in Belmont Port Washington meeting pledges to continue the National Woman's Party campaign until legal actions against ratification are removed. Miss Alice E Paul to raise funds for the convention and future efforts. Tennessee ratification deemed final by Attorney General Thompson. Ten states represented, pledges cover a $12000 fund deficit from Tennessee campaign.
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Harding
Lincoln
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Henry Lincoln Jottston
Georgia
National Baptist Convention
National Baptist Convention, Incorporated
National Equal Rights League
African Methodist Episcopal Church
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Johnson
William Hel Lewis
Boston
Charles Cottrill
Toledo
Internal Revenue
Honolulu
Thomas W. Fleming
Cleveland
Colored Woman’s’ Bureau
Republican National Committee
Hallie Q. Brown
Namae Federation of Colored Women’s
Ubs
New York
National Woman’s Party
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National Executive Committee
Alice E. Paul
Miss Paul
Paul
Tennessee
Abby Scott Baker
Washington, D. C
Doris Stevens
Nebraska
Agnes Morey
Brookline
Mass
Gillette Hayd Columbus
Mary Ingham
Philadelphia
J. Andre Fouilhoux
Portland
Ore
Annie G. Porritt
Connecticut
Julius Rosenwald
Illinois
Lucy Branham
Baltimore
Quake Hits Northern Italy as Crater Opens Above Spezia
Shocks extend to Cassino near Naples with panic in towns north of Florence. A volcanic crater appears atop Mizzo d Ucello near Spezia emitting smoke and fumes. Rescue efforts face danger from falling masonry as tremors renew fears of a historic Italian quake.
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Associated Press
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Naples
Mizzo d’Ucello
Spezzia
Florence
Italy
Messina
Avezzanoto
Tuscan
Nucelia
Apian Alps
Emili
Appenines
Fivizzano
Cox 70 Statement Withdrawn as Senate Panel Probes Campaign Funds
The Senate committee in Chicago nears completion of its inquiry into Governor Cox's charges about Republican fundraising. Witnesses describe quotas used to boost funds while Charles Upham defends former YMC A campaign staff. Subpoenas for William Wrigley Jr and Erick Barber are sought as probes consider liquor influence and Midwest contributions.
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Chicago
Republican Campaign Committee
Senate Committee
Cox
Kenyon
New York
Pittsburg
Edge
New Jersey
Reed
Senate
Charles Piez
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Republican Ways and Means Committee
Missouri
William Wrigley, Jr
Erick Courtenay Barber
National Committee
Charles Mavity
West Virginia
Upham
Mavity
Fred. Upham
Will Hays
National Ways and Means Committee
Harry M. Blair
Wall Street
Edmond H. Moore
Ohio
Alpinequake Hits Swiss Italian Alps Killing Four
A severe earthquake rocked the southern Swiss and Italian Alps from Monte Rosa to Bernina Pass with heavy snow isolating Alpine villages. Four people were killed and many injured, while minor shocks around Zermatt and Pontresina caused no casualties.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Associated Press
Monte Rosa
Bernina Pass
Zermatt
Pontresina
Shocks in Florence Subside After Major Quake
Father Alfani director of Florence Observatory reports minor tremors after Tuesday’s devastating quake in the northern zone. He says frequent small shocks are wearing themselves out and a long pause would precede any further strong shock, which he calls a good omen.
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Florence
Italy
Father Alfani
Earthquake Rips Ficizzano Graveyard of Homes and Hope
Survivors in Ficizzano face massive devastation after Tuesday’s quake. Rescue teams including doctors nurses sailors and volunteers toil through the ruin as motor lorries deliver food and tools. A lost child named Tina wanders the streets seeking her family amid the chaos.
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Fivizzano
Italy
Associated Press
Ficizzano
Tina
Minnesota Votes for Harding in Open West Outlook
David Lawrence analyzes Minnesota sentiment with Minnesota and national figures. He notes a strong Harding lean among Scandinavian and German voters, distrust of the League of Nations, and Republican newspaper influence. The piece predicts Harding will carry Minnesota by a large margin, outlining campaign fund concerns and regional dynamics.
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Minnesota
Harding
League of Nations
Lawrence
Wilson
Norway
Sweden
League
Hiram Johnson
Kellogg
Republican National Committee
Cox
North Dakota
Wilson Declares Miners Vacation a Contract Violation
President Wilson states the vacation strike by anthracite miners breaches contracts with miners operators and government. He refuses to reconvene the Joint Scale Committee, praising union leaders for stance but underscoring government uphold of contract sanctity.
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Wilson
Washington
Philip Murray
United States
Anthracite Coal Commission
Enoch Williams
Anthracite Oal Commission
Joint Scale Committee of
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson Refusal Upsets Anthracite Union Leaders
Wilkes Barre Pa Sept 10 President Wilson rejected the request of Anthracite mine workers to reopen last weeks wage agreement in Scranton and grant a further raise. Union leaders and workers express disappointment while awaiting a joint meeting of Executive Boards from three anthracite districts to decide next steps.
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Wilson
Scranton
Thomas Kennedy
Hazleton
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