Admiral Sims denies quoting opposition to merchant marine
Senator Glass reiterates that Sims told him in London the United States should not develop its own merchant marine and that subsidies would be needed. Sims replied that he did not mean to deny the merchant marine but warned about logistics and the need for shipping to support a fleet, noting current shipping laws hinder development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Willian S. Sims
Senate
United States
Carter Glass
Admiral Sims
London
Virginia
Ben Butterworth
Congress
Glass
Great Britain
National Merchant Marine Association
Senator Glass
Electric shock kills man as rod hits high wires in Madeira
Wilford G Morrison 70 dies after a forty foot rod contacts 33 000 volt lines while installing a pump outside his garage in Madeira. Arthur Smith 25 suffers a broken collar bone and severe shock, transported to General Hospital, with Smith surviving due to rubber-soled shoes. Funeral services set for Morrison at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilford G.morrison
Camargo Pike
Madeira
Arthur Smith
General Hospital
Madisonville
Smith
Morrison
D. C. Handley
Bandits Steal 88 Cases Whisky In Kentucky Raid
Twenty masked men overpowered guards at the B Mc Cluskey Sons distillery in Bloomfield Kentucky bound them with wire and took eighty eight cases and three barrels of whisky plus cash and a pistol. The robbers fled in seven touring cars toward Louisville after tearing down the distillery telephone lines. Police and guards were alerted as residents described the fleeing vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield
B. McCluskey & Sons
Ino
Broomfield
Taylorsville
Louisville
Jefferson County
Ben McClaskey
W. C. Doolin
Will Rogers
McClaskeys
Doolan
Rogers
Mr. McClaskey
Classified Advertisements Index and Listings
The page lists numerous advertisers and products including Baldwin Piano Co., Baltimore & Ohio R R, Five States Motor Co, Fifth Third National Bank, Knights of Columbus School, Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, Pogue's, Swift Laboratory, George Ast Candy Co, Smith-Kasson Co, and Yeast Vitamon Tablets among others. It details various businesses and services in a dense directory style with scattered names and brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DBA
A Capene Sa
Iin
Ns Vedkeenesérepedo
Eae
Baldwin Piano Co
Conetesepe
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
Asda Dee Cheno
Barber Bros
Burkhardt Bros. CO
Cesconceses
Closson
Sieeremonies
East Hille
East Hille Coal and Supply Coeded
Engelbert
Financial— American Finance Co
Freed, Elliott & Harrison
Civil Service Commission
Fifth-Third National Bank
Five States Motor Co
the National City Co
Roth & Co
Scceveveesss
Gidding Neal Dubtindas
Odduwcdtekes
Ind oade’Score
Knights of Columbus School
Alec 2
Kotte’s Drug Store
Gitibases
Ee Mabley & Carew
Il Apt Inreld
Sigan
Din
Win Moc Bay
Cues
Edocs Bhillito
Dade a.Swift Laboratory
George Ast Candy Co
axe _Smith-Kasson Co
Nhorspe
Gas Rate Continued Amid Pending Litigation
Republican City Council members in caucus at the Hotel Gibson voted unanimously to extend the present 35 cent gas rate until lawsuits between gas companies and with municipalities are resolved. An ordinance to continue service will be brought to today’s meeting as the current Union Gas and Electric contract expires November 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Gibson
Union Gas and Electric Company
Committee On Light of
City Council
William O. Kleine
City Electrician
Committee On Tight
Ohio Fuel Supply Company of
Columbus
Flier Who Took Plane Not to Be Prosecuted
Chicago Sept. 19. Frank Strand, injured Saturday when he attempted to steal an airplane and the plane crashed, will not be prosecuted. He will be given a job when discharged from a hospital, said W C Burmeister, Evanston plane owner. It like his nerve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank Strand
W. C. Burmeister
Evanston
Burmeister
Fear Epidemic of Infantile Paralysis Here
Health Commissioner Dr. William Peters reports indications of a slight infantile paralysis outbreak in Cincinnati. Albert Wheeler Schell and Ruth Elizabeth Schell, siblings ages 5 and 7, died after returning from Michigan. Autopsies planned amid broader hospital investigations into four child deaths last week to determine if polio was involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Peters
Albert Wheeler Schell
Ruth Elizabeth Schell
A. West Schell
Ridgeway Avenue
Schell
Peters
Albert
Michigan
Cincinnati
The
General Hospital
Four Childre
Escape from Asylum Prompts Citywide Alarm
Residents on Seventy eighth Street Carthage reported a man walking unclothed through the darkness prompting police to respond but he fled into a field. Later a second sighting led to the detention of Joseph Fiorini 33 of 828 Richmond Street who admitted escape from Longview Hospital. Fellow escapee Harry Miller 30 of 6066 Kroger Avenue California C remained at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventy-eighth Street
Carthage
Tteading Road
Seymour Street
Harry Miller
Kroger Avenue
California
Miller
Arbuckle Reunites With Ex Wife in Jail Visit
Fatty Arbuckle and his estranged wife Minta Durfee share a brief reunion in the San Francisco city jail visitors room where Arbuckle awaits murder trial for the death of Miss Virginia Rappe. The grand jury probes the Arbuckle affair with subpoenas issued for witnesses and medical staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
City Prison
Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Minta Durfee Arbuckle
Miss Clark
Matthew A. Brady
Lowell Sherman
Angeles
Chicago
Brady
Sherman
Miss Rappe
Arthur Beardslee
St. Francis
Bridgeport
Mono County
Beardsley
Jobless Auction Crowd in Bryant Park Scuffles With Police
In New York City on September 19 officers dispersed a large crowd that gathered to view an auction of jobless people. The event was called off, but hundreds remained, prompting clashes with police, arrests, and a later march toward Central Park where speakers urged seeking work over charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bryant Park
Urban Ledoux
Fifth Avenue
Forty -Second Street
Broadway
Central Park
League Passes Disarm Problem To Washington
Geneva reports the League of Nations disarmament committee urges that the Washington conference handle naval disarmament. The commission notes the policy favors gradual progress and that land armaments may follow a similar approach, with a likely assembly discussion to occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Geneva
Associated Press
Committee On Disarmament
Council of the
League of Nations
League
Assembly Commission
Socialists Break Up Battle Celebration in Berlin
In Wilmersdorff a celebration marking the 1914 Battle of Tarmenburg in East Prussia was disrupted by Socialists and Communists who overpowered Nationalists and forced their bands to play revolutionary airs. They escorted the band to Bernau where a bust of ex-Emperor William and captured monarchist banners were burned in the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Wilmersdorff
Tarmenburg
East Prussia
Bernau
William
Notables Called Into Gonterenge Unemployed Conference
Washington September 19 Secretary Hoover announced thirty five men and three women accepted President Harding’s invitation to a national unemployment conference to begin next Monday. The list includes Hoover and Davis and figures from industry labor and philanthropy. aims to craft quick plans to combat unemployment before winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Hoover
Davis
Julius Barnes
Duluth
Minn
Samuel Gompers
Charles M. Schwab
John L. Lewis
Ida Tarbe
New York
Mary van Kleeck
Russell Sage Foundation
Elizabeth Christman
Chicago
National Women’s Trade Union League
Winslow B. Ayer
Oregon
Julius H. Barnes
Grain Corporation
William H. Butler
Boston
WS. Carter
Cleveland
Glove Workers’ Union
Edgar E Clark
John T. Connery
James Couzens
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Joh. H. DeFrees
Chamber of Commerce
T. KE. Edgerton
Nashville
National Manufacturers
W .K. Field
Pittsburgh
Mortimer Fleischaker
San Francisco
A. F. L. Jackson Johnson
St. Louis
John H. Kirby
Houston
Tex
Wm. Kelly
Vulcan
Mich
Iron Company
W. M. Leiserson
Rochester
John I. Lewis
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers
Bascom Little
H. Markham
Illinois Central
Richard C. Marshall Jr
Charles P. Neill
Thomas V. O'Connor
Buffalo
Raymond A. Pearson
Ames
Andrew J. Peters
E. M. Posten
Columbus
W. c. Procter
Cincinnati
Procter & Gamble
Harry H. Robinson
Los Angeles
Bituminous Commission
Bethlehem Steel
Ida M. Tarbell
Ernest T. Trigg
Philadelphia
Construction Industries
S. Bradford
New Rocheille
N. Y
Bailey B. Durrage
H. S. Dennison
Farmingham
Mass
Davis R. Dewey
Massachusetts Tech
Carro
W. Doten
Edwin F. Gay
New York Evening Post
Clyde L. King
University of Pennsylvania
Aoe Aadgi
O T.mallory
Pennsylvania
Trial Board
Samuel McCune Lindsay
Columbia
Wesley S. Mitchell
H. R. Seager
Edward R. A. Seligman
Sanford E. Thompson
W. F. Willcox
Cornell
Leo Wolman
Allyn A. Young
Harvard University
De Valera Seeks Clear Parley Terms With Lloyd George
Eamon De Valera wires Premier Lloyd George asking if his September 7 letter was a surrender demand or a call for a conference free of prejudice. He states Sinn Fein will accept a conference and that a treaty of accommodation could end the dispute, provided no preconditions force Ireland to yield its national position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Eamon de Valera
Lloyd George
Ireland
British Commonwealth
Note Objects Approved by Dail Eireann Despite Premier’s Objection
Dublin reports that the September 12 note, objected to by the Prime Minister, was approved by a unanimous Dail Eireann vote. A new session may be called to defend the note or craft a reply meeting the Prime Minister’s views. Foreign Minister Arthur Griffith and George Gavan Duffy were present at Mansion House. De Valera expected to arrive at 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Dail Eireann
Arthur Griffith
George Gavan Duffy
de Valera
Mansion House
Open publicity fight for press at disarmament conference
Senators Harrison and Borah launch a bid to admit the press to all meetings of the Conference on Disarmament and to require a stenographic record of proceedings. They seek open diplomacy and oppose any censorship or secret sessions, pledging U S delegation to press access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison and Borah
Washington
Harrison
Mississippi
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Congress
White House
United States
From Horse and Rig to Plane in 16 Years
In Garner Iowa on September 19 a family from Lisbon North Dakota completed a remarkable journey in eight hours by airplane, after arriving sixteen years earlier in a home and rig. Mr and Mrs Lon Schneider and their son Kenneth, a stunt flyer at Dakota fairs, flew 400 miles at 3000 feet with Kenneth piloting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garner
Lon Schneider
Lisbon
N. D
Iowa
Fin
Kenneth
Dakota
First Execution in Owl Not Out Without Trial
Columbus Ohio September 20 The state executed Andy Davy for wife murder without jury trial marking the first time Ohio carried out capital punishment after a guilty plea He killed his wife Grace his aunt on August 29 1920 by stabbing she was found dead in Columbus and Davy was sentenced by Judge FE B Kinkead to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Andy Davy
Davy
FE. B. Kinkead
Kinkead
Robert T. Harris
Davis
Grace
Bladt leads to confestion at int plotter
Chicago police report a confession from William G. Smith admitting involvement in explosive bombings over the past year. Five men were arrested during an attack on David Kremen’s shoe repair shop. Burke tossed a bomb, blowing the front from the shop and injuring residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William G. Smith
David Kremen
Hughes
International Brotherhood of Shoe Repairmen
United Shoe Repairmen
Kremen
Richard Burke
Burke
Smith
Michael Bench
John Barry
Charles Young
Levinson
United Shoe Repair Association of
Ilinois
Leo Levingon
Association
Atlanta Officials Ask World To Probe K of C Secrets
The Atlanta City Council approved 11 to 8 a resolution urging The New York World and other papers to include in their investigations the Knights of Columbus secret obligations oaths and ritual. Councilman Walter A. Sims also introduced an ordinance to ban inter racial worship, referred to committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
New York World
Columbus
Prohibition Chief Rules Home Brew Illegal and Wine Tax-Free
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes stated that home production of intoxicating wine or home brew is illegal. He noted confusion over a 200 gallon tax-free limit for non intoxicating fruit juice by heads of households registered with the Internal Revenue Collector, clarifying it does not permit intoxicating beverage production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prohibition
Haynes
Internal Revenue
U C Submarine In Distress Off Florida Coast
Miami Fla Sept 19 A wireless message from the submarine R 47 saying she was in distress a hundred miles northeast of Nassau was received by Ensign W H Klapp commanding the sub chaser 154 here The message was sent broadcast and the alert noted this morning No further message had been received by late hour The Sub chaser 1 could not respond having rammed a hole in her bow last week while aiding another boat
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Nassau
W. H. Klapp
Mingo Coal Field Hearings Move To Matewan District
Senators Kenyon and Shortridge visited Matewan after hearing more than fifty witnesses on coal field troubles in Mingo. They observed the Matewan battle where ten men died and planned to hear closing arguments in the State case against Rees Chambers and Fred Burgraff regarding the private detective killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
W. Va
Associated Press
Mingo
Kenyon
Shortridge
Senate Committee
Matewan
Arthouse
Rees Chambers
Fred Burgraff
Senator Kenyon
Kellogg Jr. Announces Re election Bid for Senate
Senator Frank B. Kellogg Jr of Minnesota announces his candidacy for re election next year. He serves as United States senator from Minnesota and made the formal declaration today in St Paul Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
Frank B. Kellogg, Jr
United States
Minnesota
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Wilford Morrison
Kentucky
Barbourville
Pineville
Havens
Knox County
Walker
Bob Blevins
John W. Wilson
Ball County
B. P. Walker
Leni Gad
WHITING APERS_ Age
Gonterenge
Sinn Fein
David Lawrence
Dynamiter
World
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U. C
Florida
Senators
Kellogg
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