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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-19
Release l. W. WIS
From u. s. Prison
at LeGUenW

LEAvENwORTH. Kan, June Is.
Eighteen members OF the l. ". W.
we're released from Leavenworth
prison today
Peter J. Higgins. one Of the mem
bers WIS held Immediately after re-
lease ( ON federal prison oy Leavvn-
wcrta police for deportation % Ire
land as an undesira BILE alien. Two
OF the men alleged 20 have deserted
the I. W W. organization. while In
prison, were given a twO-hOur
start" on the others 70 avoid pos
sible violence.
Several OF the men were arrested
IN Kansas.
Most Of them left for Chicago,
however. while one headed for Ger
many.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-19
RAIL WORKERS
WILL SUPPORT
Mine OFFICIAL
Delegates From Various Or
CARNATIONS Declare Lewis
Will Enter Race.
HOLD SECRET MEETINGS
Labor Officials Spend Day
Visiting Various Places
Surrounding Denver.

By Associated Press:
COLORADO SP RIM G S. colo,
June lS.-The probability that John
L Lewis. president Of the United
Nine Workers would oppose sam
uel Gompers. for reelection a.
president OF the American Fedora
ton Of Labor. was increased today
by reports that representatives OF
the majority OF the railroad ouEani-
zation at a conference last night
had decided 20 support his candl-
dacy. These reports brought hers
today by delegates 70 the federation
convention who came from Denver
on special train for an outing IL
the Pixies peak region, declared
Lewis would announce his candf-
dacy before next Monday.
Lewis is Silent.
The miners chief. however. con-
tinued 20 maintain silence, but his
boomers were busy rounding up
supporters for his candidacy. They
claimed that Lewis had suficient
votes 70 win, II he decided 20 run.
Published reports that certain al
legged anu-Gomrers interests had
representatives operating among the
delegates with a hundred thou
sand dollars 'slush fund" Gre
ated considerable excitement. sew
eral labor leaders asserted that the
entire matter would be brought be-
fore the convention next Monday
morning and a demand would b
made for proof Of these charges.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-19
PAYS TRIBUTE
TO MEMORY OF
EX-PRESIDENT
Vice Pres't Coolidge Attends
Service Held in Honor
of Mckinley.
STATUE is UNVEILED
Secretary of Labor Davis and
Gov. Davis of Ohio Also
Participate.

NILES, O., June 1S-The nation
president and a martyred president
both Ohio native sons, Warren G.,
Harding and William Mckinley were
showered with equal praise here to-
day at the Unveiling OF a bronze
bust Of the former in the memorial
of the latter.
While Wee Pres't. Coolidge. Sec'y.
OF Labor John J. Davis Gov. Davis
of Ohio. and Congressman John G.
Cooper Of Youngstown, extolled the
lives Of the living and the dead
presidents, from the shadows Of the
white marble building, the gigantic
statue of the martyr gazed solemnly
and majectically on the throng that
gathered in the sweltering sun TO
pay homage.
The similarity Of character, pur-
poses. ambitions, achievements and
lives for the two were themes IN the
addresses Of the speakers on which
they dwelt at length.
McKinley's Example.
Mckinley set before the country
not only an example Of political wis
dom. dec~Sred the secretary Of labor.
He gave il an example Of moral
fibre. He touched the fainting NOR
al strength of the people. he put the
fire Of his own will 10 theirs and they
laughed at their foolish fears, and
went forward again with a new vim.
and prospered as never before, -
said the secre tary.
Now again we have before US a
leader with the same pure faith, the
same high confidence in the strength
and purpose Of the people. Already
the hopeful helpful, reassuring
words of Prest Harding reflected
back on the national faith that cleo
ted him, have had quickening ef-
feet. In his few short weeks in
office. Prest. Harding has shown the
good will Of Mckinley, the patience
and forbearance Of Lincoln and the
drive Of Roosevelt
At the conclusion of the vice presi-
dents address Mrs J. y. Waddell
wife of the president Of the Niles
chamber of commerce. which made
arrangements for the ceremonies
pulled the cord which unfurled the
large flag which up 20 this time had
covered the Harding bust. As the
flag parted at the top. revealing the
face Of the president on bronze, the
crowd gave a prolonged cheer and
rising. sang the national anthem
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-19
Woman Arrested.
COMMERCE OFFICIALS
OPPOSE BONUS BILL

WASHINGTON, June IS The
cham Der Of commerce Of the United
States opened today campaign
against the proposed cash bonus for
former service men, sending a state
ment OF it's position 10 the president.
the cabinet. members Of congress
and 1,400 trade and commercial or
ganiza tons. While insistent on the
physical and mental rehabilitation Of
disabled men, il said the organiza-
ton seriously doubted benefits which
might come from cash payments 10
physically capable veterans.
The world war has laid a mort
gage of Appropriated s1,135 on
every family in the United States.
the statement said. and the chamber
could not subsc sibe 10 a program
this burden.
The statement calls attention 70
the fact that all except six states
have enacted some kind OF legisla-
ton providing relief or bonus pay
ments and opposes federal duplica-
ton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-19
STORM CAUSES FIRES
IN INDIANA CITIES

MUNCIE. Ind. June 1S.-Hun-
dreds Of dollare property damage
was done in delaware county to-
night by one Of the most severe cleo
trical storms of the season. Many
fires were reported in the rural dis
tricts and in Muncie several email
fires were caused by lightning More
than two thousand telephones were
put out Of service, the local manage
ment OF the Bell company reported.
and only a few long distant circuits
were operating al midnight. Union
Traction company officials reported
much damage 70 their cars and sub
stations on divisions operating out
OF MunCie.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-19
MISS LOLITA ARMOUR
WEEDS ]. J. MITCHELL, JR,
By Associated Press

BY Associated Press:
CHICAGO, June 1s.-Miss Lolita
Armour. daughter Of J. ogden Ar
mour. ard John J Mitchell. lrr
son Of the head OF the fcderel re-
serve bank of the seventh district
were married this afternoon at the
brides country home, Melody
Farm. Lake Forest
The wedding was very simple
Simplicity marked the brides COS
tune Miss Armour spent the 'ast
two DAYS personally packing her
honeymoon trunks, and declined 10
take a maid with her on the trip.
The hundreds OF wedding presents
were not on display, nor was their
nature announced. with the excep-
ton OF a golden key 70 the city Of
Chicago. the gift OF Mayor William
Hale Thompson. The honeymoon
will be spent in the Canadian north
west
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-19
BEACH CENSORS KEPT
BUSY IN WINDY CITY

By Associated Press.
CHICAGO. June 1s-Seamstress-
es with pins. needles. thread and
other paraphernalia OF the ladies'
tailors were stationed al Chicago
beaches today 10 censor the bath
ing suits worn by women and sew
in those wearers who violated pro-
hibiuons against the display OF legs
and shoulders which were made ef-
fective this year.
Last year the style OF costumes
worn az the beaches was left al
most entirely. IL was explained, 20
the conscience Of the wearer Hun
dreds OF women who appeared to-
day in last years conscience"
suits kept the beach censors busy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-19
SHIPPING BOARD WILL
ENFORCE NEW POLICY

WASHINGTON. June 1s-AssureG
by President Harding that they
would have a complete cooperation
Of the administration. the new ship
ping board was prepared today 70
put into effect policies discussed at
tho white house conference yester-
day. According 70 Chairman Lasker
the board viii attempt 10 build the
future OF the American merchant
marine "solidly on the development
Of private initiative and operation.
THE president told US" said Mr..
Lasker. there was nothing ne want
ed so much when he finished his
term Of four years as 10 be recorded
as the head OF tho administration
under which the American merchant
marine was re- established
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-19
10 CITIES ENTERED
IN FOOTBALL LEAGUE

BY Associated Press:
CLEVELAND, O.. June 1s.-
Sixteen cities were voted to mem
bership in the American Profess
sional Football association at it's
melting here tonight.
Franchises were voted TO the fol-
lowing cities: Cleveland. Buffalo.
Detroit. Akron, O.; Dayton. o.; De-
catur, Ill; Chicago, Toledo. Canton.
O.; Rock Island, Ill; Philadelphia,
Louisville Rochester, y Y; Ham
mond, Muncie and Fort Wayne.
Ind.
Members Of the association will
not he Permitted 10 play outside
teams without the permission Of the
executive committee Of the organi-
Zation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-19
OFFICERS EXPECT
EARLY ARREST OF
GIRLS ABDUCTORS
Local and Chicago Police Push
Search for Men Who As
saulted Hilda Keb.
Special 10 4 be News-Timos /:

Special 20 I be News-Times:
CHICAGO. IL. June 1s.-Police
authorities here tonight expected
the arrest within d few hours Of
Edward Ivenson and Abraham
Wisebaum. said by Edward Barcal.
taxi driver. to be the men who Fri
day evening kidnapped Miss Hilda
Keb. Is years old. daughter of Mrs
Eva Keb. 1905 f. Sorin St. South
Bend. Ind, AMI after driving her 20
this city assaulted her and then
abandoned her at the Logan Square
taxi stand The arrests will occur
in northern Indiana or northern
Illinois, the authorities indicated.
Barcal. who found the girl AT the
taxi stand. where she appealed TO
him for aid. took her 70 Central
police headquarters. where he told
Lieut.. Matchett that he knew one
Of the girls abductors TO be Iven-
son. former cab driver. The other,
he said, was Wisebaum. Miss Keb
told a pitiful story 10 the officers
who Immediately set traps that are
expected 10 net the two men into
the clutch OF the law
Tells Her Story.
Local and South Bend police au-
thorities are working in conjunc-
ton 10 bring about the arrests Of
the men, and the officers in neigh
boring cities have been enlisted in
the man-hunt. Both will face seri-
Gus criminal charges upon apLre-
hension.
Miss Keb's story 70 the police was
that she was introduced TO the two
men in South Bend Friday after
noon. They took her 10 her home IN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-19
SAY PROHIBITIONISTS
SEEK TOO MUCH POWER

WASHINGTON. June 1S-"Fro-
hibitiOnists are seeking to give the
federal prohibition commissioner
more power than the Gar had over
Russia" DR. NJ. c. Whitaker. head
Of the United States Industrial Al
cohol Co Of New York declared to-
day when ne appeared before tho
house rules committee before whom
he appeared TO protest against what
he termed IAN attempt 10 railroad
the new prohibition bin through
congress-"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-19
TWO PEOPLE INJURED
IN FAMILY QUARREL

BIZ Associated Press
WEIGH. W Va. June IS
Mayor John n Whit OF WEIGH.
recently acquitted Of a charge Of
killing Biz Johnson, former West
Virginia university football star
here Ise- January, was shot IN the
lung and Gibson Carter was wound
cd n tho head and abdomen dur
ing gun fight today The shoot
ing followed q controversy between
the men which the mayor said was
the elimination Of family quar-
rel" Both men were reported 20
be IN serious condition. Neither
has been arrested
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-19
SIX INDICTED
FOR DEATH OF
DAN F. KABER
Cleveland Police Announce
Nation Wide Search Will be
Made for Suspects.
OBTAIN MORE EVIDENCE
Women Now Under Arrest
Deny Statements Made in
Confession of Slayer.


CLEVELAND, Ohio. June 1s.-
4 search that may reach across the
country has been started for vittorio
Pisseui Of Cleveland. indicted with
Salvatore Gala Of Cleveland. by the
county grand jury today for first de-
gree murder OF Daniel F. Kaber in
his lakewood home nearly two years
ago.
Gala was arrested near Buffalo,
y. r.. yesterday and IS being held
there awaiting extradition. Detec-
tive Phil Mooney left for Colum bus
today 20 obtain the necessary papers
from Gov Davis.
Todays indictments followed pres
entation 10 the grand jury by County
Prosecutor Edward G. Stanton and
Detective Mooney Of a signed confes-
Aion obtained from Gala in Buffalo
sr night, and other evidence gath
bred By Mooney.
Indict Six
The indictment OF the two men to-
day places the number now charged
WIN first degree murder OF Kaber
az six. the other four being Mrs. Eva
Catherine Kaber. widow Of the Alain
man: Miss Marian McArdle. daugh-
ter. and Mrs. Mary Brickel, mother
Of Mrs. Kaber and Mrs. Erminia
Colavito. midwife and alleged pois-
'ner.
Emphatic denial 10 parts OF CALAIS
confession were made today by Miss
McArdle and Mrs. Colavita. Mrs.
Kaber said she was not interested IN
CALAIS confession and had no com
ment % make. Miss McArdle said
she had seen Gala but once.
II only met this man once" she
said. "I did so then because 1 was
afraid Mrs. Calavito might do me
bodily harm If I did not see him
W her she requested"
Mrs. Colavito said she had moth
ing 20 do with the actual murder
and that Gala was trying 70 frame
>her" in his confession.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-19
BILL" HAYWOOD GETS
OVATION FROM REDS

RIGA June 1s-Wuliam y. Hay
wood, ecretsry-treasure of the IN
dustr1al Workers or the World. who
some tine ago fed % Russia from
the United States. was given an ova-
ton by a public meeting q the dele
gates 20 the third intsrna-ionaie %
Moscow, says the ITyes-ia OF that
city
The audience stood and cheered
the newspaper asserts. when ne was
introduced as a man over whom q
20 year penalty sentence was hang
ing az home Haywood told the DEL
egates that formerly oppressed Rus
slams fed 20 America. but that now
American workmen escaped % truly
free Russia, the IEvestiA declares
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-19
CHILD Is KILLED BY
CAR At INDIANAPOLIS

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. June Is
Automobiles killed one child. injured
three other children and one woman
here today An automobile truck
driven by Robert wilcox crushed
four year old Stanta Mer,anvich and
she died while being rushed TO the
CITY hospital
cars driven by Jesse A. Pickard
and a. u stanton OF southport, Ind.
coUided on the south side. Clara
Pickard six years old suffered q
fractured collar bone and Martha
Nav stanton Il years old. was
bruised about the body. Mrs Pick
ards nose was broken Neither Mr.
Pickard nor Mr. stanton were in
tured. Police said the accident was
unavoidable
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-19
RECEIVER APPOINTED
FOR BANKING CONCERN

FARGO. y. D, June 1s-A re-
ceiver has been appointed for the
United States SisaI trust. a Florida
corporation, according % notice
served here today on John ". Brin-
ton, secretary Of the concern. The
receiver was appointed. Brinton
said, on application OF J. F. Jaudon
OF Miami and other mem bers OF the
board OF trustees.
According 70 =. r. Waters. former
president Of the company. A. 9.
TOwnley president 0f the National
Nom Partisan league. owns a con-
trolling interest IN the concern,
which IS said % be a milion-doIlar
corporation
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-19
PRESIDENT AND WIFE
ON WEEK END CRUISE
BY Associated Press

d. A1sOEldAtfl IteN
WASHINGTON. June 1s-Pres't
and Mrs. Harding lift here late to
day aboard the yacht Mayflower for
a weekend cruise on the Potomac,
in company with several guests.
The Larty. which IS not expected
20 land az any point. will return
Monday morning. Il includes Ny
ron 7. Herrick. newly appointed
ambassador 70 France; Under Sec'y
OF State and Mrs. Henry P. fetch
er. Senator and Mrs. New. Sen
Cummins. Sen. Knox. Rep. and
Mrs. Longworth. and Brig Gen
Sawyer, the presidents personal
physician.
The president was not long n set
Ting himself comfortably aboard
ship for relaxation from the cares
OF state. His straw hat was quick
" replaced by a cap and, settling
himself IN a steamer chair. he turn
ed his attention - "a afternoon
newspaper
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-19
IRISH CONTINUE
RAIDS ON SHIPS
CARRYING POWDER
Steamers With Supplies Con-
signed to Crown Forces are
Raided by Sim Fem.

DUBLIN, June 1s.-The Sim
Fein campaign against steamers
carrying supplies 10 crown forces
coast guard stations and residences
on the country side continues un-
abated.
The steamer Rostellen Castle,
with SUPPLIES consigned 70 the mil
itary forces on Spike Islad was
boarded today by 20 armed men
in boats at Black Rock. county
Cork, and beer, potatoes and cakes
were thrown overheard.
Four coast guard stations IN
county Dublin were burned to the
ground. and the Waxford county
court house was bombed and des-
troyed.
After the shooting Of Constable
Campbell near Dunkirk last night
armed men early this morning emit
cred a saloon and took two sons
Of the proprietress. John and Pat
rick Waters, from their beds and
shot them on the street. A third son
escaped.
Forces Ambushed
Crown forces were ambushed to-
row and Capel street. The streets
were swept with bullets. and three
men, three women and one little
girl suffered gunshot wounds and
were taken to the hospital The
casualties among the crown forces
are not reported.
Affirmed civilianswere discovered
late today laying a road mine al
Cool Bawn by a party OF soldiers
who opened fire, killing one Of them
and wounding two others.
The dead body Of Patrick Darcy.
a school teacher was found near
Coerraclare by police patrol II
was labelled. Sooner or later we
get them. This spy was tried con
victed and executed by the Irish
Republican Army"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-19
So AIRPLANES LOST
IN MINNEAPOLIS FIRE

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. June IS
Fire this morning DESTROYED 50 air
planes. a motor truck and an auto
mobile and one or three hangers and
otFce Of the Curtis Northwest Air
plane Co. Just outside the city limits
Of 81. Paul ". A Kidder. presi =
dent OF the company estimated the
loss at $3.50. OOO. most Of II covered
BIZ insurance. Seven planes on the
field and another hangar escaped.
Explosions OF gasoline and burn
Ing OF added 20 the intensity Of the
flames Origin Of the fire was at
tr.buted 20 defective wiring
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-19
PUFFS CICARET WHILE
HE BURNS TO DEATH

MOULTRIE, Ca. June 1s-John
Henry williams negro slayer OF Lor-
ena Wilkes. u year old white girl.
was burned at the stake today by a
mob after he had been convicted Of
first degree murder and sentenced
20 be hanged July S. The prisoner
was taken from the officers as he
vas being escorted from the court
room and was rushed 20 the scene
of his crime where he was tied 10
the stump OF a tree.
Williams calmly smoked a c1garet
as the match was applied 20 the fuel
around him and he made but little
outcry az the flames slowly burned
him 20 death. II was reported that
ne made a full confession.
The mob quietly dispersed after
the lynching and thus far no arrests
have been made
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-19
FIVE PERSONS DIE
IN RAILWAY CRASH
By Associated PRESS

JACKSON Mich. June 1s.--Five
PERSONS were killed. six injured Sc
riously and ter hurt in q rear-end
collision OF two west bound Detroit
United Railway interu-ban cars
near Ann Arbor late today Some
OF the injured were taken 20 Ann
Arbor and others brought here Ac-
cording % their stories OF the acct
dent, a wooden car was telescoped
by a steel car. The cause OF the
accident has not been determined.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-19
FATHER DIES AFTER
BEING SHOT BY son
By Associated Press


Brazil, Ind June 1s.-Aifred
Williams 40 yeans Old. mine boss.
died today OF a gunshot wound in
fncted 5y his = year old son John.
who SAYS he was defending hs
mother Williams. according 20 the
boys story told The authorities here.
% whom he surrendered following
the shooting Thursday. came home
intoxicated and attacked Mrs Will
Jams. Other embers Of the family
came 70 her assistance and Will
Jams then alta cked his son The
lad told the authorities he then shot
his father with the shotgun The
boy was released following his ad-
mission Of the shooting The Wll-
Jams home Is a. Seeleyvilis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-19
WOMAN CONVICTED
OF NUMBERING BOY
Mrs. Elizabeth Lewen of De-
troit Given Life Sentence
by Michigan Jury.

DETROIT. Mich, June IS Mrs
Elizabeth Lewen, SIS years old. was
convicted Of first degree murder by
a jury in recorders court tonight in
connection with the death last month
Of six-year-old Max Ernest. She
was sentenced TO life imprisonment
at the Detroit house Of correction.
Mrs. Lewen, who has stoutly main
tanned her innocence. before and
during the trial, collapsed when the
verdict was read and it was Is min
utes before sentence could be pro-
nounced. The jury was out one
hour.
Woman Arrested
The aged woman was arrested
May IS, a week after the disappear
ance of the Earnest boy from his
home on the west side. His body
was later found partly covered with
weeds and brush in an east side
marsh. Physicians pronounced death
due 10 strangulauon.
The prosecution introduced testi-
mOny at the trial in an effort 10 show
Mrs, Lewen took the boy from his
home and killed him 20 avenge an
alleged wrong in a business transac c.
ton with the lads father, Frank W.
Ernest.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-19
THE WEATHER.

INDIANA: Unsettled weather Sunday and
Monday. probably local thunder showers, net
much change IN temperature.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-19

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-07
TROUGH TO WATER HORSES
9 APPEALED FOR BY MAYOR

.aIf anyone has new or second
hand water trough which he wishes
ito place 10 good use. he may COM
municate with MAYOR Ainslie. who
will tell him exactly what to do
with II.
Such q trough is wanted for the
asSPoodland Heights section This
broad eSpanse OF territory into which
shundreds OF delivery wagons go every
day is without any means whatever
Sof furnishing water for the horses.
With long hauis in torIid weather.
tmucp suffering is experienced by
the horses. Several have already
stbeen overcome by the heat
The city Will make the pip" con-
and will supply tho water
sssst1I that is needed j. the trough. II
y fs suggested tina, any one with a
spare trough on hand. or with hu.
manitarian instincts, may do won
sders OF good AZ ono" by getting in
touch with Mayor Ainsle, The need
the deserving cause S
sapparcnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-07
WARMEi. WEATHER TODAY.
Is FORECAST OF EXPERT

While yesterdays sUn WAS not par
iicuiarly strong as compared with the
strcnuosity il displayed on a number
OF previous days. the fact that il
bIazcd through q humidity-ladcn at
mosrhere did not give humanity
much OF "a respite The maximum
temperature for The day. as recorded
at O'Clock at Tn, local United States
Weather Bureau. WAS only 81. 1t rs
tn" humidity. OF course, thai made
the day oppressive.
iiumidity's record for The day was
80 degrees, as officially observed ~ 5
o'clock ia the morning. While vary
inG at different hours, il was no, un-
Ill late in The afternoon that it had
subsidized sufficiently To offer any re-
lief 10 boast about At o'clock last
ntsht The minimum tor the day. -,
was reached
The Weather Burtnu's forecast for
today. however. indicates that yestcr-
days drop in temperatures WAS not in
tended as prelude of autumn
weather. Generally FAR and q lit
tie warmer is the conservative lam
suage in which the forecast for to-
day is couch"d, and no mention is
made Of showers.