Settlement of Trouble in Shanghai Near Washington
Settlement of trouble in Shanghai nears as officials report a growing basis for a settlement plan. Dispatches from Peking and Shanghai indicate discussions to curb anti foreign sentiment and protect lives amid disturbances in Shanghai Hankow and Kiukiang.
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Peking
Jude
China
Foreign Office
Itation
Senor Corutti
Foreign Diplomatic Corpu
Shanghai
Hankow
Kivkiang
Chin Kiang
Shanghsi
Washington
Farr Divorce Granted in Judge Harlan Court
Mrs Laura Farr, wife of chiropractor John Albert Farr of 101 Bonth Front Street, was granted a divorce on her cross petition after a hearing in Judge Walter S. Harlan's court. Farr did not contest or appear. her husband’s petition was dismissed. Alimony matters were settled out of court per attorney Walton B. Rowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laure I. Farr
John’ Albert Farr
Walter S. Harlan
Thompson Charged With Reckless Driving
A warrant charging Don Thompson with reckless driving was signed by Raymond Steec of South Highth street Tuesday afternoon. The accident occurred at Seventh and Walnuts last Friday night. Thompson failed to appeal in municipal court when called this morning.
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Thompson
Don Thompson
Raymond Steec
South Highth Street
Walnuts Resis
Classified Ads Open Bargains In Musical Instruments
There are always opportunities to pick up bargains in musical instruments through the ads in our Classified Columns read them for deals on guitars pianos violins and more from local sellers and shops.
Wostney Wins New Jersey Governor Nomination
Newark June 17 State Senator Arthur Wostney of Morris county allied with anti saloon and anti boss factions won the Republican nomination for governor in yesterday's primaries defeating former Attorney General McCran of Paterson and Judge Cornelius Goreting of Ridgewood. Vote totals show Whitney 123480 McCran 97203 Dovemus 46924. Commissioner A Harry Moore of Jersey City secured the Democratic nomination without opposition. The result marks the first defeat of an organization candidate for governor in New Jersey in 16 years under the direct primary law.
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Newark
N. 3
Arthur Wostney
Morris County
Anti-Saloon League
McCran
Paterson
District Court
Cornelius Goreting
Ridgewend
Whitney
Dovemus
A. Harry Moore
Jersey City
New Jersey
Family Arrives in Vancouver From Shanghai Amid Civil War Turmoil
Mrs Roy Ross, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Weck, with her husband and two children, arrived safely in Vancouver from Shanghai aboard the Empress of Russia after fleeing the civil war in China. They sailed June 1, confusion over the steamer name arose, previously reported as the Empress of Asia. The ship left on schedule and landed Tuesday afternoon. The family plans to visit Urbana Illinois then Hamilton for the summer, with future arrangements still indefinite. Mr Ross was connected with Standard Oil’s Shanghai branch.
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Roy Ross
Frank Weck
Vancouver
Shanghai
China
Heck Meir
Russia
Ross
Heck
Glenn
Virginia
Urbana
Illiois
Rosas
Hamilton
Fuktitee
Standard Dil \company
Eee
LaFollette Hospitalized After Serious Illness Worsens
Washington June 17. Typographical errors aside the report says Senator LaFollette’s illness is severe with complications at his home. A statement from his office expresses hope for recovery but notes the condition has become more serious and requires careful monitoring by doctors and staff.
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Washington
LaFollette
Mrs Walsh Charges Abandonment in Divorce Suit
Albertine Walsh of Hamilton files for divorce from Edward Walsh in common pleas court alleging abandonment since January 7 1921. They married July 27 1913 in New York City. She seeks restoration of her maiden name Delfur and custody of their two year old daughter Gladys.
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Commos Pleas Cour
Albertine Walsh
Hamilton
Edward Walsh
New York City
Lemisburg
Richard Frive
Ghia
Walsh
Delfur
Gladys Crush
Wendt Estate Paper Sent To Widow In Probate
An estate valued at 10000 left by Fred Wendt of Trenton to his wife Mrs. Fredericka Wendt. The will filed in probate court at Myre names Wendt as executrix. Will drawn January 10, 1919.
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Fred Wendt
Trenton
Fredericka Wendt
Myre
Wendt
Jury Wheel Names Drawn by Court Officials
One hundred notes were placed in the jury wheel at the court house Tuesday by order of Judge Clarenga Murphy. Names were selected by J C Clawson and John D Leibrook, jury commissioners.
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Orden
Dudge Clarenga Murphy
J. C. Clawson
John, D. Leibrook
Futile Search for Byron Hatfield
Police searched without result today for Byron Aytfield, 65, of 620 South Fifth Street, who relatives say left his home Monday night. Hatfield was last seen with Earl Shay, who was questioned and said Hatfield left him late Monday night. Hatfield is of medium height with a short gray beard and was well dressed when last seen.
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Byron Aytfield
South Fifth Street
Hatfield
Earl Shay
Hunt Avenat
Shaw
Prayer Of Catholic Parish For Acquittal
The Rev George Bennett and his Weehawken parish saw 10 of 12 defendants acquitted in Hudson County court. Nine of the acquitted are parish members. The jury cleared the men charged with protecting bootleggers after testimony about riverfront encounters with rum runners at the Weehawken dock.
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Jersey City
George Bennett
Weehawken
Hudson County
Tucr
Father Bennett
Hauer
Membare
Death toll rises from Lackawanna wreck near Hackettstown
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western emigrant train wreck at Rockport Sag N J left 22 dead in Easton 3 in Phillipsburg 8 in Hackettstown 6 in Dover and 3 in Morristown and 42 overall injured with several in serious condition. Five separate investigations underway as 182 German Americans bound for Moboken boarded the liner Republic to visit the Fatherland. The crash followed a seven car train being struck by debris washed onto tracks by an electrical storm.
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Hackettstown
N. J
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Ashere
New York
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Rockport Sag
N.J
Here
Threh Ag
Chicago
Moboken
Republic
Fatherland
Middletown Hydraulic Co. Dispute Over Water Feeder
In Columbus on June 17 the state filed ouster proceedings in the supreme court against Middletown Hydraulic Co alleging unlawful dispersal of water from the Middletown feeder canal and seeking to bar the company from acting as water supplier through the feeder from the Miami River to the Miami and Erie Canal. The suit, brought by Attorney General C. Crebbe, represents the state’s interest in control of water flow through the canal system.
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Columbus
Middletown Hydraulic Company
Middletown
Miami and
Evie Canal
Supreme Court
C. Crebbe
Middletown Dim
Miawi
Minati and
Kirie
Relatives of J B Hyland Found
The remnant of James B Hyland a two year old who fell 185 feet from a lamakostack at the Ford Motor Co plant Tuesday was taken to the home of his sister Mrs Miizaliath Murphy 2219 McClellan avenue west Philadelphia this afternoon Coroner Hugh Gadd and Rust Engineering Company contacted the sister and were able to arrange the removal
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James B. Hyland
Thieves Break Into Tipercary Machina Plant
Thieves entered the Tipercary Machina company plant on East Wigh street and the Canal Monday night without stealing any items. Tuesday afternoon a side door was found jimmied, officials reported.
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Tipercary Machina Company
East Wigh Street
Canal
Snowballs At Rotary Convention Parade In Cleveland
Delegates and visitors at the sixteenth annual Rotary International convention in Cleveland endured varied weather as Denver delegates staged a snowball battle in public square. A refrigerator car delivered Colorado snow for the stunt while trucks moved it to the scene, followed by a parade and crowds.
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Cleveland
South
Rotary International
Denver
Public Square
Colorado
Denver Rotary Club
Boston bids farewell to MacMillan on Polar voyage
Boston marks its 150th anniversary of Bunker Hill as Commander Donald B. MacMillan departs the Charleston Navy Yard aboard the Peary for the Polar expedition. The farewell echoes through marinas and gun salutes at noon.
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Boston
MacMillan
Marina
Donald B. MacMillan
Charleston Navy Yard
Bunker Hill
Doctors Question Slayer Of Eight Relatives In Probate Hearing
Two physicians questioned Francis Lloyd Russell at the county jail ahead of a formal probate court hearing. They did not state opinion on the prisoner's sanity. The doctors will participate again when Russell is brought before Judge Gideon Palmer for a mental examination.
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Mark Millikin
Frank P. Zorfass
Francis
Lioyd Russall
Suesday
Husgell
Jnigo Gideon Palmer
Auto II theft case in Cincinnati leads to suspect arrest
In Cincinnati, an automobile owned by 4.1 McGriff of Pearth Street and Pershing Avenue was recovered by city police at Cincinnati Mall. McGriff identified the stolen car on Tuesday night, linking it to the case.
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McGriff
Pearth Street
Pershing Tonne
Atnlen
Cincins Mall
O Hara to Speak at Moose Meeting
Bea O Hara a special representative of the Loyal Order of Moose at the national headquarters will address Hamilton Lodge No 30 at a Moose home meeting in Mongetheart Illinois Wednesday evening. The agenda includes initiation of a class and light refreshments.
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Bea O'Hara
Loy
Order of Moose
Mongetheart
Hlinnis
Hamilton Lodge No. 30
Moose Home
Eastern Star initiates four at meeting night
At a meeting of the Order of Eastern Star four new members were initiated. The regular business was transacted. The Monkey Mutual Aid also held a meeting Tuesday night and conducted its normal business.
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Eastern Star
Order of Eastern Star
Monkey Mutual Aid
Monkey Mutual Aid Acciely
Governor Donahey Proclaims Legion Endowment Week
Columbus Ohio June 17 A. Y. Donahey issued a proclamation designating June 2 to June 27 as American Legion Endowment Week. He urged citizens and organizations to cooperate with the Legion in raising funds to aid disabled World War veterans and their widows and orphans.
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Columbus
A. Y. Donahey
American Legion
American Legion Bh
Gangsters Try Assassination in Chicago Feud Fallout
Chicago reports violent retaliation after a major crackdown on gangsters. A gunman fired at the state’s attorney Crowe in City Hall but hit only the police sergeant Curran who resembled Crowe. An underworld emissary fled as bodyguards and officers were assigned to Crowe, Collins, and William Sweeney after Saturday’s street clash that left two policemen and one gangster dead.
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Chicago
Aslain
Crowe
Mr. Crowe
Underworld
Curran
Loop
Collins
William Sweeney
Mike Genna
Mrs Porter Dies In Mercy Hospital
Mrs. Porter age 2 years five months and 28 days died at Mercy hospital Wednesday at 11 AM after a short illness. She leaves widower Wallace Porter a daughter Mrs. Harry Foster of Connersville Ind two grandchildren Robert and Charles Foster and sister Mrs S S Blackburn of New Trenton Ind. Born December 19 1862 in Franklin County Ind funeral arrangements pending. Remains may be viewed at the Gatherings Undertaking establishment Thursday.
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Barab
Porter
Bouth Thirteenth Street
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Toc
Wallace Portar
Harry Foster
Connersville
Ind
Robert
Charles Foster
Onn
Mrz. St. S. Blackburn
New Trenton
Franklin County
Gath Undertaking
Mrs Oliger Burned In Gas Explosion
Theodore Oliger of South Second Street was injured when a gas oven exploded in the kitchen of the Gliger home just before noon today. Mrs Oliger suffered severe burns to her face forehead and left hand and arm as she tried to turn off the oven.
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Nes
Theodore Oliger
South Second Street
Gliger
Oliger
Elza Brouhard Sues for Divorce from Tessie Browhard
Elza Brouhard sues Tessie Browhard for divorce on neglect and cruelty. They married August 9 1905 and have one child. P. B. Holly is attorney for the plaintiff, in common pleas court.
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Elza Bhrouhard
Elza Brouhard
Ciled Suik Im Common Pleas Court
Tessie E. Browhard
Indianapolis
P. B. Holly
Star Witness On The Stand In Shepherd Murder Trial
Ghitaga June 17 court opened with testimony signaling the state will seek a final conviction of William Darling Shepherd for the slaying of his wealthy foster son William N. McClintock. Assistant state attorney Joseph P. Savage said the state has proven a motive and will try to prove actual killing. Charles C. Faiman of Chicago was indicted with Shepherd after he testified about a $190,000 promise and supplying typhoid germs. Miss Marie Hall, nurse to McClintock, testified as the first witness.
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Ghitaga
Atate
William Darling Shepherd
Joseph P. Savage
Shepherd
William N. McClintock
Savage
Waiman
Charles C. Faiman
National University of Sciences, of Chicago
Mina Hall
Marie Hall
McGlintock
Prenter Named Successor of Stone as Brotherhood President
The advisory board of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers selected William B. Prenter of Cleveland to succeed Warren Stone as President of all Brotherhood activities, effective immediately. Stone fled last Friday.
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Harry B. Dausherty
William &.Prenter
LG. Griffing
Warren S. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Prenter
Daugherty
Griffing
Cleveland
Te Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Retriere Tolay
William B. Prenter
Warren Stone
Brotherhood
Stone
Damage suits dismissed in federal rail case
Federal Judge Smith dismissed without prejudice the personal injury suits filed by Mike Quinlich and Ida L Richardson administratrix of Stanley May estate against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, in Hamilton. The action claimed a November 1, 1923 collision between a railroad train and an automobile killed May and injured Quinlich, with damages sought of $60,000 and $15,000 respectively.
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Quinlich
May
Brown's Arraignment Set After Fatal Knife Woul d
Brown, a colored man, will be arraigned in municipal court on a second degree murder charge for the death of Ed Walker, who was fatally wounded by a knife. The arraignment is scheduled for Friday or Saturday of this week.
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Brown
Ed Walker
Arthur Fined for Carrying Concealed Weapon
Ten year old Earl Arthur was fined 50 dollars and costs in municipal court after being charged with carrying concealed weapons. He testified he was moving with his new residence when he was arrested near Grand Boulevard and the Miami and Erie Canal.
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Arthur
Earl Arthur
Grand Boulevard
Miami & Erie Canal
Market Closings for Cincinnati and Chicago
Market closes show Cincinnati Wheat at 86 1 7, Corn 1.13, Hay 17.00, Potatoes Dechanged. Chicago closes list grain and produce with July and Sept contracts for Wheat Corn Oats Rye Lard and fats, with prices such as July Wheat 1.53 and Sept 1.34, Rye July 1.06 1 2, Sept 1.07 1 8, Lard July 16.82, Sept 17 17. Rides July 19.15, Beles July 21.25. Weathered formatting limits apply.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Dee
Eaph
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Thomas Washington
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Mrs. Walsh
Wendt Estate Paper
Byron Hatfield
Rail Brotherhood
Lackawanna
SEEK
Dust Hydraulic CO
J. 8. Hyland
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Ascot
England
Bussart
Lancaster
Harry Bussart
Farmer
London
Emma G. Woosley
Madison County
Amundsen Advent Bay
Bpitabergen
Kings Bay
Pind M'Orey Auto II
O'Hara
MOOSE
State’s Attorney’s Office
Mrs. Porter
Faiman
McClintock
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