Three Marines Arrested After Fifth Avenue Incident
T. R. Ross aged 18 T. G. Simpson aged 18 and P. J. Pennoyer a laborer were arrested on Fifth Avenue between Madison and Springers early Thursday by Patrolmen J. W. Rose and G. C. Col lines. Ross and Simpson are marines a .32 caliber revolver was found on Ross Pennoyer had a flashlight all three held on open charges pending investigation.
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T. R. Ross
T. G. Simpson
P. J. Pennoyer
Fifth Ave
Madison
Springers
J. W. Rose
G. C. Collines
Ross
Simpson
Pennoyer
Veteran Cincinnati mail carrier resigns for WWII soldier replacement
A longtime Cincinnati postal worker born in 187 percent serves the residence district since 187 percent and announces his resignation to make room for a World War I or II era soldier. He requests the new appointee be a gallant soldier, telling the postmaster he is stepping down to honor service.
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Cincinnati
Speeders Face Heavy Fines In Police Court
Police Judge John B. Gordon Thursday morning fined eight motorists from 10 to 40 dollars and jailed one for nonpayment. J. B. Gridney paid 40 dollars or 1 day in jail but could not pay, so he went to jail. Several others paid fines of 12 to 40 dollars for speeds ranging from 22 to 40 mph, with one case continued for speedometer testing. An Auto club meeting urged watchful enforcement and urged owners to join Careful Drivers' clubs.
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J. BR. Gridney
Gridney
George F. Reynolds
Dearborn
George Pfeffer
Gordon
M. Jacobsen
C. H. Slack
F. Clark
F. Nye
J. Bauest
George Newall
A. J. Hill
Hill
Newall
H. B. Farwell
Spest
Gordon Thureday
Jaiil
EB. A. Johnson
Safety First in Trains Warns of Hidden Dangers
Train safety campaign urged by J W Grodzki and H J Bell emphasizes closing doors carefully, waiting for full stop, avoiding aisle obstructions, and watching for loose items. Report notes wartime accident deaths exceed combat deaths and uses a trench burial image to stress risk.
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Grodzki
H. J. Bell
North
Went
United States
France
Safety Committee of the Railroads
Austrian Held as Red Propagandist
William Kietn a 37 year old Austrian ped dling radical papers was arrested by Matrolman M J Maher near Second Ave and Washington and held for federal investigation Superintendent J D Rows of the city lighting department was advised he could trim trees in parking strips where foliage threatened the electric wires over protests of nearby property owners
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M. J. Maher
Washington
J. D. Rows
City Lighting Department
Walter F Meter
Corporation Counsel
Clarence Maryott
Fisk Company
Maryott
Peterson
Dry Squad Bust Yields Wines and Mash
Dry squad operatives arrested Antonoe Roselli and Tom Naverni at Fifth Avenue Street and Chicago Street Wednesday afternoon. Nine gallons of mash, 59 gallons of mash and 12 quarts of claret wine were found. one gallon kept as evidence, the rest dumped on the premises. Roselli posted $1,000 bail and Naverni remained jailed due to bail denial.
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Tom Naverni
Fifth Ave
Chicago St
Roselli
Naverni
Medal Hero Returns Home To Embrace From Daughter
Maj. George K. Shuler of the Sixth United States Marines, famed for capturing Blanc Mont Ridge, arrives in Washington with honor from France. A 20 month old daughter greets her father at the station for the first time since his departure in 1917.
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Washington, PD
France
America
George K. Shuler
Sixth
United States Marines
Blanc Mont Ridge
Maj. Shuler
Skilled workers needed at Bremerton Navy Yard
Mechanics and laborers are urgently needed at the United States navy yard in Bremerton. The list includes 40 stevedores 11 machinists 114 laborers 70 helpers 26 painters and sheet metal workers. Applications should be made to the recorder board of labor employment Bremerton or to the secretary eleventh United States civil service district 303 Federal Building Beattie.
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United States Navy Yard
Bremerton
Recorder
Board of Labor Employment
United States Civil Service District
Federal Building
Beattie
Pasadena woman completes three month walking tour to Marshfield
Mrs. Mark R. Collins arrives in Marshfield from Pasadena to continue a United States tour on foot. She travels in khaki trousers with a hunting coat and cropped hair, and says she has slept in beds only now after three months of camping.
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Marshfield
Ore
Mark R. Collins
Pasadena
Cal
United States
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