Duty of Citizenship Theme at Cincinnati Dinner
A 500 strong gathering at the Business Men's Club heard Warren G. Harding James Cox and Mayor Puchta urge loyalty love of country and readiness to defend the nation. Speakers warned of insecurity and called for renewed faith in the republic with Congress set to reconvene on April 2 to consider national matters.
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Troop C
Ohio Field Hospital Corps No 1
Business Men's Club
Warren G. Harding
James Cox
Ohio
Puchta
United States
Republic
Jessett
Jim Brannin
76 L
Dick McComas
Paul Millikin
Luta
Paul Stansbury
W. Galdbraith
George Puchta
Cincinnati
Congress
Saportans
Splendid Lincoln Emancipation Statue Unveiled in Cincinnati
A bronze statue of the Great Emancipator was presented to Cincinnati by Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Taft, with Taft and Mayor George Puchta attending. Former President William Howard Taft spoke, praising Lincoln and national unity amid war threats. Bishop Hartzell offered prayer as crowds applauded the unveiling on Fourth Street near Lytle Park.
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Lincoln
William Howard Taft
United States
Cincinnati
Charles P. Taft
Fourth Street
Lytle Park
George Puchta
George Gray Barnard
Puchta
Edward Colston
J. C. Hartzel
White House Flooded With Telegrams Backing Chief Executive
The Commercial Tribune reports that Congress shows overwhelming support for a war declaration against Germany as President Wilson readies a message to Congress. Senator Stone signals opposition to declaring war but will back administration if war resolution passes. Navy plans accelerate with submarine chasers and National Guardsmen assignments. preparedness efforts are in full swing nationwide.
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Congress
Wilson
White House
United States
William J. Stone
Missouri
Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
Germany
Ue d
Baker
War Department
Navy
National Defense Council
War, Navy
Treasury Departments
Stone
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Weather Summary For Regions With Mixed Showers And Cooler
Ohio shows clouds and colder conditions with Sunday showers in the south and Monday fair, while eastern areas stay fair with possible rain and cooler weather. Indiana reports cloudy and milder with Sunday showers, West Virginia expects showers and colder then a fair Monday. Multiple city readings appear with temperatures and precipitation notes. historic references list Cincinnati and others with varied figures and conditions.
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Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Taft Lays Corner Stone of $500000 Y M C A Home
Former President William Howard Taft laid the corner stone for Cincinnati’s $500000 Y M C A building at Canal and Elm streets amid civic speeches. Mayor George Puchta and D B Meacham praised the project as a sign of the city’s forward look and its nonsectarian Y M C A mission.
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Canal and
Elm Streets
William Howard Taft
Charles Schenk
The
Federation of Churches
K. Tompkins
Walnut Hills Congregational Church
George Puchta
D. B. Meacham
Young Men's Christian Association
Taft
Mr. Taft
Cincinnati
Tin Soldier Taunt Leads Guardsman to Suicide
Kansas City dated March 1931 reports Leslie M. Grath a 19 year old Missouri National Guard member shot himself by the Missouri River after a quarrel with a clerk who called him a tin soldier. He faced the river and gave a military salute before firing. A note asked Bill Bateman to play taps. Police searched for Bateman after Erganbright, a clerk, was killed in a school yard last night following taunts.
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Kansas “City
Leslie M.grath
Missouri National Guard
Missouri River
Bill Bateman
Bateman
McGrath
Bunkie
J. P. Erganbright
Death Penalty Abolished in Russia Reported
Copenhagen dispatch says the provisional government has abolished the death penalty in Russia as of today from Petrograd.
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Copenhagen
Russia
Petrograd
Russian Socialists Plot With Germans and Austrians
Special Cable reports Russian Socialists arrested while smuggling literature into Austro-Hungary and Germany urging overthrow of Hohenzollern and Hapsburg regimes. Dispatches describe German censorship relaxation and calls for electoral reform despite food riots.
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Amsterdam
Austro-Hungary
Germany
Vienna
Hohenzollern
Hapsburg
Universal Brotherhood of Peace
Junkers
Vorwaerts
Munich
Two Americans Die as British Freighter Crispin Sunk
Special Dispatch to The Commercial Tribune reports two Americans killed and several rescued after the British freighter Crispin, 2 483 tons, was torpedoed fourteen miles off Hook Head by a German submarine. Survivors landed at Queenstown and Milford Haven include R L Hayes of Covington Ky. Four American affidavits accompany the report.
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State Department
Crispin
Liverpool
Queenstown
Frost
Newport News
Hook Head
R. L. Hays
Watson Avenue
Covington
Hollyhead
Snowden
the Commercial Tribune
Buenos Aires
Rio Janeiro
Atlantic
Germany
England
Kaiser
Art studios in Music Hall urged by Barnard
Sculptor George Gray Barnard, creator of the Lincoln statue, urged establishing studios for sculptors and painters in Music Hall Cincinnati. At a Cincinnati Art Club reception he said music would inspire better work, with Mrs. Taft supporting the idea. He noted his best pieces were influenced by music.
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Music Hall
Barnard
Lincoln
George Gray Barnard
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Art Club
Eighth and Race Streets
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Everett
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