Bender-Sullivan Debate Highlights Reapportionment Clash
State Senator George H. Bender and Representative Dallas Sullivan argued over legislative reapportionment in Cleveland. Bender accused rural bias in gas tax distribution, citing Vinton County versus Cuyahoga County figures. Sullivan defended unit districts for the House while supporting urban needs, with plans for further debates ahead of a November referendum.
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Sullivan
Cleveland
George H. Bender
Dallas Sullivan
Union County
Bender
Congress
Vinton County
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
House
Senate
Impulse to Invest in Real Estate Highlights Classifieds
The Commercial Tribune promotes its Classified Columns offering real estate investment property. It urges readers not to delay ideas that appear favorable and to act when price location and terms are right.
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the Commercial Tribune
Birthday Honors for Cincinnati Scientist John Ari Lloyd
Financiers lawyers and civic leaders toasted John Ari Lloyd at a Cincinnati Club banquet marking his eightieth birthday. Speakers including A J Conroy and Dr E G Eberle praised his plant chemistry breakthroughs and noted his rise from drugstore apprentice to world renowned scientist and entrepreneur.
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John Uri Lloyd
Maggie
Cincinnati
Thomas Edison
Luther Burbank
John Ari Lloyd
Ohio
Cincinnati Club
A. J. Conroy
J. M. Withrow
Board of Education
John Weld Peck
United States District Court
E. G. Eberle
American Pharmaceutical Journal
Baltimore
Edward Kremers
College of Pharmacy
University of Wisconsin
Will Wood
John L. Shuff
Dr. Lloyd
John Lloyd
Hays Sues for Divorce from Helen Thomas Hays
Will Hays known as Czar of the movies files in Sullivan Indiana circuit court for divorce from Helen Thomas Hays and asks custody of their fourteen year old son. They married in 1902 separated over incompatibility and have not lived together for years. Hays held posts as Republican National Chairman in 1920 Postmaster General and president of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America.
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Sullivan
Ind
Will H. Hays
Czar
Circuit Court
Helen Thomas Hays
Hays
Harding
The
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
Raiders Wreck Loray Textile Union in Gastonia
Masked attackers destroyed the National Textileworkers' Union headquarters and a relief grocery store in Gastonia North Carolina. Police and National Guardsmen heard shots but could not identify the assailants. One arrest was made earlier but not tied to the violence.
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Gastonia
N. C
Loray
National Textileworkers’ Union
National
Amy Schrether
Union
Simple cash limits urged to curb robberies
City Manager Col Sherrill told gas station operators and chain stores to keep only small amounts of cash on hand, especially 6 p.m. to 6 a.m., to deter robberies and aid prompt reporting. He urged safeguards for handling funds to make robberies harder. In Springfield a 50 year old businessman, Harry L Levy, shot himself in Snyder Park, believed to be driven by financial worries.
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Col. Sherrill
Springfield
J Harry L. Levy
Snyder Park
Community Chest Opening Day Pledges Reach $240 004
Opening day results show a total of 240 004 dollars in pledges with two 10 000 dollar gifts announced. Division 2 reports 116 739 97 in contributions, about 13 percent of its 1 010 000 quota, while team totals across divisions approach one eighth of targets.
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Gibson
Israel
James G. Heller
Community Chest
Cincinnati
Rabbi Heller
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
W. H. Albers
B. H
John Urj Lloyd
Lloyd
Charles P. Taft II
Franklin Leach
Harry H. Schutte
Evanston
John E. Hendrixson
American Legion
Albers
French Premier Pushes for Pershing Removal at War's End
Paris April 18 Copied in Le Temps interview Marshal Foch recounts Clemenceau's push to appeal to President Wilson to dismiss General Pershing from command of the American Expeditionary Forces. Foch notes Wilson might have refused and warns a replacement would delay victory.
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Paris
Clemenceau
Marshal Foch
John J. Pershing
le Temps
Raymond Recouly
M. Recouly
Foch
M. Clemenceau
Gen. Pershing
Associated Press
Gen
Pershing
Wilson
Chateau-Thierry
St. Mihiel
The
Argonne
Clemencau
Don Quixote
Daughters of the American Revolution elect Hobart President General
Mrs Lowell Fletcher Hobart of Cincinnati wins with 1321 of 2249 votes to lead the DAR Congress in Washington. Other officers named include Chaplain General Mrs W Painter Missouri and Recording Secretary General Mrs Charles Humphrey Bissel Connecticut.
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Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution Congress
Lowell Fletcher Hobart
Cincinnati
Julius Y. Talmadge
Athens
W. Painter
Missouri
Charles Humphrey Bissel
Connecticut
Margaret B. Barnett
Pennsylvania
William A. Becker
New Jersey
Harriet Vaughn Rigdon
Indiana
Josiah A. van Orsdel
District of Columbia
Flora Myers Gillentine
Tennessee
Smithsonian Institution
Anne Lang
Oregon
Russell W. Magna
Massachusetts
Samuel Jackson Kramer
New York
Daniel Garrison
Maryland
Ralph van Landingham
North Carolina
William L. Manchester
Rhode Island
Katharine Kittredge
Vermont
William Smith Shaw
Maine
Robert B. Campbell
Kansas
N. Howland Brown
Herbert Backus
Ohio
Hobart
Indiana Sheriff Reveals Tryst in Angola Murder Trial
Charles D. Zimmerman former sheriff of Angola says he was with Mise Nellie Coleman at a Palmer Lake cottage Michigan from the day before to after the murder of racketeer Thomas Burke. Evidence includes Burke’s clothes car and the sheriff’s gun found in Zimmerman’s garage.
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Angola
Ind
Charles D. Zimmerman
Mise Nellie Coleman
Thomas Burke
Miss Coleman
Palmer Lake
Mich
Burke
Zimmerman
German Reparations Talks Collapse in Paris
The Dawes committee fails to redelimit German reparations, with Dr. Hjalmar Schacht insisting Germany will pay at most 1,650,000,000 marks over thirty seven years only if political conditions, including access to resources, are met. A sub committee will report reasons for the failure and a possible revival loophole is uncertain.
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German Republic
Hjalmar Schach
Danzig
Upper Silesia
Saar Valley
Germany
Lord Revelstoke
Schacht
Dr. Schacht
Dawes
George V
Paris
Italian Consulate Bombed in Tunis
A bomb exploded in a room of the Italian Consulate in Tunis on April 18. No injuries were reported and only material damage occurred.
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Tunis
Happiness Through Giving to the Community Chest
A civic appeal urges readers to support the Community Chest, emphasizing that happiness comes through giving rather than receiving and inviting donations to fund local services and welfare programs.
West Virginia Archivist Denies Loans By Cincinnati Merchants
State historian and archivist Co R Myers says he has no records of loans claimed by a Cincinnati group. A man posing as Myers visited Charleston firms in December, presenting himself as Elk River Coal and Lumber official and asking for funds. Police, led by Detectives Schwab and Lutz, take up the case after businessmen report being bilked.
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Co. R. Myers
West Virginia
Cincinnati
Elk River Coal and Lumber Company
Charleston
W. Va
Edgewood Avenue
Schwab
Lutz
H. A
Ranieri Case Investigator Shot Dead in Joliet
Joseph Perconti, 37, said to have aided police in the Billy Ranieri kidnapping probe, was shot to death in Joliet Illinois. Assailants drove by his home and fired on him as he stood in his yard.
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Joliet
Joseph Perconti
Billy Ranieri
Perconti
Booger Is Slain in Detroit Bootlegger Case
Police report the body of Samuel Aberson, a Detroit bootlegger, found in an alley last night. He was shot twice in the head and once in the abdomen, in a fatal early morning slaying.
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Samuel Aberson
Detroit Price
Aberson
Broadway Laughs at Volsteadism Wins in Court
A Federal Court jury acquitted Helen Morgan of maintaining a common nuisance in Helen Morgan's Summer Home. The verdict came after prohibition authorities faced defeats in similar cases involving Broadway hostesses. Judge Edwin C. Thomas presided as the cases drew headlines.
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Broadway
Helen Morgan
New York World News Service
New York
Washington
Wise Boys
Texas Guinan
Edwin C. Thomas
Connecticut
Salon Royale
Thomas
Baker calls Foch story about Pershing foolish talk
Newton D. Baker, former Secretary of War, dismissed a Paris interview claiming Clemenceau sought Pershing’s removal as very foolish. He said Washington had no knowledge of such moves and doubted any French wish to dismiss Pershing. He noted no department had heard conversations on the matter.
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Newton D. Baker
Foch
Cleveland
Marshal Foch
Paris
Clémenceau
Gen. Pershing
Wilson
Pershing
Clemenceau
Young Cincinnati Bride, 22, Weds 64-Year-Old Laborer
Leona Keebler, 22, and John Cox, 64, secretly wed in Newport after a year of courtship. The ceremony before Magistrate Thomas Hanly blended youth with age, with both families unaware until after the event. The groom is a Kentucky native living with his daughter in nearby Valley.
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Dan Cupid
Cincinnati
Leona Keebler
Columbia Avenue
John Cox
Valley
Newport
William Milius
Campbell County
Thomas ‘Hanly
Cox
Commercial Tribune
Keethier
Leona
John Zorns
Kentucky
Mrs. Zorns
Keethlers
Colum Avenue
Keethler
Marine Library Seeks Books for Sailors on Seas
The American Merchant Marine Library invites donations of books and magazines of all kinds. Drop-offs accepted April 15 through April 22 at Cincinnati street cars Public Library branches Mercantile Library and riverbank libraries. Sailors seek textbooks travel histories biographies science fiction and general fiction.
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American Merchant Marine Library
Public Library
High Seas
Cincinnati
Mercantile Library
Public
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