Mariemont Model Town Planned Near Madisonville
Mrs Mary Emery backs a $2 million project to build a model town named Mariemont on 365 acres along the Little Miami River eight miles from Cincinnati near Madisonville. The plan, organized by the Mariemont Company, includes a town center with Town Hall Library and shops and aims to house about 5000 people with green space and schools. Thomas Emery proposed the idea. his widow Mrs Emery employs Charles Livingood to push the project and John Nolen of Cambridge Mass presents housing plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Miami River
Cincinnati
Madisonville
Mariemont
Charles J. Livingood
Commercial Club
Queen City Club
Mariemont Company
Mary M. Emery
Mr. Livingood
Thomas Emery
Emery
Nolen
John Nolen
Cambridge
Mass
Pennsylvania Railroad
Plainville
Oakley
Norwood
High Bluffs
Little Miami
Index to Advertisements in the Newspapers
A fragmented listing of advertisers and pages. Includes alms and Doepke, Bell Telephone Co, Carlisle Pope Tires, Chesterfield Cigarettes, Closson Art Objects, Pagle Savings and Loan, Provident Sav Bank, Southern Ohio B S B T Co, Shillito's, The Dunlevy Co, Oskamp Jewelry, Union Gas and Electric, and various others with page numbers and brief mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alms & Doepke
Eeveres Magazine
Baseball
Reds
Bell Telephone Co
Jia Ad Eect
Burkhardt Bros. Co
Cancatok
Carlisle Pope
Dorothy May
Pagle Savings and Loan Assn
Financial
Channel
Economy Supply Co
J. Chas
McCullough Seed Co
Japp’s Hair Store
Jenny Woman's Shop
Liberal Savings & Loan Assn
McAlpin’s—Merchandise
Maxwell Motor Cars
Miller Bros.—Merchandise
Aooe
Shillito’s
Sac Atten
SEE
Amorgarty
The
Dunlevy Co
Pervunceuctea
Oskamp Jewelry Co
Three Chaplains Commissioned as Majors in Reserve Army
War Department announces that three distinguished clergy with Chaplains Corps service have accepted reserve commissions as army majors. Included is Bishop John Newton McCormick of Western Michigan, who led the American Red Cross Chaplains Bureau and served in Europe as a Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Chaplains’' Corps
Army
John Newton McCormick
Episcopal Diocese of
Western Michigan
American Red Cross Chaplains’ Bureau
Europe
Depew Tenacious at Eighty Eight Finds Hope for Future
Former U S Senator Chancey M Depew celebrates his eighty eighth birthday in New York saying he remains hopeful about the world. He outlines personal health choices including quitting tobacco red meat and alcohol and urges moderation and a positive outlook. He avoids discussion of prohibition and continues daily at the New York Central offices as chairman of the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Chancey M. Depew
Ap Y Hale
Depew
New York Central Railroad
Railroad Promoter G I Davis Found Dead in Ocean
George I. Davis president of Idaho Central Railroad and noted railroad promoter was found dead in the ocean near Mussel Roth San Mateo County under suspected murder. He previously lived in Grand Rapids Michigan and had ties to ten railroad constructions. Davis had resided in San Francisco for two years promoting the Wells Nevada to Rogerson Idaho link.
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San Francisco
George I. Davis
Idaho Central Railroad
Mussel Roth
San Mateo County
Davis
Grand Rapids
Mich
Wells
Nev
Rogerson
Idaho
Arbuckle Seeks Screen Return Through Conduct
Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle announced he will prove by his conduct that he is entitled to resume motion picture work. He made the statement in Los Angeles amid the cancellation of his contracts for film showings at the urging of Will H. Hays, head of the Motion Picture Producers Association.
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Los Angeles
Roscoe Co
Fatty) Arbuckle
Will H. Hays
Motion Picture Producers’ Association
Farrar Bows Out in Swan Song at Metropolitan Opera
Geraldine Farrar’s farewell as Zara in Zaza at the Metropolitan ends in a triumph. Fans cheered, banners unfurled, and stagehands carried her from the scene as flowers and gifts rained down. Farrar smiles through tears and thanks the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Geraldine Farrar
Metropolitan Opera Company
America
Zaza
Metropolitan
Farrar
Opera House
Zara
Gerry Flappers
Gerry
Granville Burglaries Solved by Doctor and Club Claim
In Granville Ohio six burglaries sparked panic among Denison University students. Paul George Phypers a Richmond Heights senior admitted involvement and said a nine member club of "hard fellows" planned the break ins but nothing was stolen. He is held for the Granville marshal.
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Columbus
Granville
Denison University
E. C. Brock
Columbus Police Department
Marshal Shipley
Paul George Phypers
Richmond Heights
O’connor
Phypers
Marshal
Paul Tanner
University
Nurses Testify of Neglect in Jersey City Hospital
Mona King a nurse fired for kissing Dr John O Neill testified before Supreme Court Justice Swayzee that children in the isolation hospital died from neglect and incorrect charting. She claimed charts were falsified and that temperatures were logged as normal without thermometer checks as part of an absent treatment. The hearing follows Dr O Neill’s charge that he was dismissed from city health service in violation of civil service law.
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Jersey City
N. J
Supreme Court
Swayzee
Mona King
Hague
John O'Neill
O'Neill
City Health Service
Civil Service
Queen's Brother Undergoes Operation in London
Lord Leopold Mountbatten brother to the Queen of Spain underwent an operation last night. His condition was described as critical today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Leopold Mountbatten
Spain
Auto crash kills one and injures three on Madison Road
E R Mingue 35 of 2401 Spring Grove Avenue drove west on Madison Road toward the city and collided with street car No 8 near East Hill Avenue. One man, William Geer, 42, cement worker of 4171 Dane Street, died. three others were injured, including Mingue who may die, and George Moeringer 35 of 2011 Elm Street. Neighbors reported no witnesses to the crash. Mingue said he was blinded by bright headlights from an approaching car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Mingue
Spring Grove Avenue
Madison Road
East Hill Avenue
William Geer
Dane Street
Robert M’ewen
Central Avenue
George Moeringer
Elm Street
Rhay
Mingue
Jacob Stoutman
Wasson Road
Oliver Ooper
Meade Avenue
Moeringer
Harry J. Dudley
Mooney Avenue
Gleer
Reputed Harding Snub Sways Public Opinion on Appointment
A political dispute grows as reports claim the committee refused to sanction an appointment, amplifying opposition to the aspirant. The former executive cited by Wilson as part of the rising sentiment adds to criticism of the process.
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Committee
Wilson
McCall May Enter GOP Primary Against Lodge in Massachusetts
Boston reports indicate Samuel W. McCall ex Governor and longtime congressman may run in the Republican primaries for Senate. Lodge supporters fear a McCall bid could unite anti Lodge factions and threaten the November contest. McCall's past ties with the League of Nations and strained relations with Senator Lodge and Secretary Weeks color the intra party dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Boston
Senator Lodge
Samuel W. McCall
Congress
McCall
Charles Summer ‘Baxter
Lodge
League of Nations
Mr. Lodge
Sherman Lh Whipple
William A. Gaston
Massachusetts
Mr. McCall
John W. Weeks
Harding
New Hampshire
Weeks
Lancaster
Senate
Crane
Republic
Mail Plane Hit Damages Sought By Gibsonburg Farmer
John Albrecht, a farmer near Gibsonburg, filed a claim with the government for damages after a mail plane forced landing destroyed thirty rods of his fence and caused crowds to ruin wheat in an adjacent field. The Post Office Department denied the claim. an appeal to the House Claims Committee in Washington followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky, CO
John Albrecht
Gibsonburg
Post Office Department
Albrecht
Claims Committee of the House At
Washington
Detective Defends Self After Attack by Two Men on Carr Street
Railroad detective Ira Robinson wrestled free from two assailants on Carr Street near Millcreek yards late last night. He shot one of the men in the right leg as they fled. the wounded suspect, identified as Joseph Howard, 29, was arrested at Taylor alley and hospitalized. Howard denies the assault. Robinson led a search with colleagues and Howard is being questioned for other similar attacks.
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Carr Street
Millcreek Yards
Big Four Railroad
Ira Robinson
Clinton Street
Millcreek
Taylor Alley
General Hospital
Joseph Howard
West Fifth Street
Robinson
Howard
Sperti Invents Meter From Lost Juice Complaint
George Sperti a Cincinnati University junior in the Engineering Department conceived a meter to measure electrical current lost in transmission after a shop co worker complained of "lost juice." He developed the idea over about two years while employed by Union Gas and Electric Company and studying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati University
George Sperti
Mr. Sports
Union Gas and Electric Company
Collins Speech Blocked by Armed IRA at Killarney Market
In Killarney Michael Collins faced an armed IRA officer who ordered troops to surround the market place where he planned to speak. Despite threats and a warning posted against the meeting, Collins proceeded with his address at Dr O Sullivan’s residence as a large crowd gathered.
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Alon
Republican Forge
Speegh
Collins
Killarney
Belfast
Associated Press
Michael Collins
Irish Republican Army
Listowell
County Kerry
Mr. Collins
John
O’sullivan
New Street
Free State Army
Provisional Government
Irish Republic
Lodge No 854 Hall Fire Damages Irish Mansion
Carrick on Shannon reports a blaze at Lodge No 854, the grand mansion hall, causing extensive damage. Firefighters battled the flames and containment efforts were underway as investigations begin into the cause and extent of the destruction.
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Carrick-on-Shannon
Carrick ON
Shannon
Ireland
Associated Press
Cuba Soviet Base For Entering U S Warned
Havana April 22. American Consul General Carlton B. Hurst warns that smugglers of Bolsheviks from Cuba into the United States pose a serious menace. He notes more than five thousand emigrants bound for the U S reached Cuba from Central and Eastern Europe, but fewer than half remain now, with numerous Bolshevist agents among arrivals, smuggled into the South Atlantic and gulf states.
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Havana
Cuba
United States
Carlton B. Hurst
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Blanton says sister attacked by his foes in campaign
Abilene Tex April 22 Congress man Thomas L Blanton told an audience his sister was targeted as he faced a House attack in Washington The sister announced her candidacy to replace late Judge Lucian W Parrish He said she helped raise their siblings and earned college
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Abilene
Tex
Thomas L. Blanton
Washington
Congress
Lucian W. Parrish
Borah denounces bonus bill as bought with taxpayers
Senator Borah of Idaho rejects the soldiers bonus measure saying it would be a pure barter using public funds for votes. He cites that supporting it would amount to buying political power with taxpayers money and insists he could vote for it only if proper, but believes it is not. He notes he has always supported measures aiding disabled veterans.
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Washington
Borah
Republican
Idaho
Pocatello (Idaho) Post
American Legion
Pocatello Post
Nearly Million Dollars Saved by Prizefighter in Separation Suit
Willie Jackson the lightweight boxer, real name Oscar Tobler, is alleged by his wife to have saved nearly a million dollars during his boxing career. She seeks alimony of 200 dollars weekly and 5000 dollars in counsel fees while the suit is settled, and accuses him of cruelty.
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York
Willie Jackson
Jackson
Oscar Tobler
Tobler
Young inventor claims loss current meter could save power
George Sperti, 22, a Covington native and University of Cincinnati student, claims a new meter can measure both produced and lost current in transmission. Westinghouse offers option and $50,000 for American rights on patent. Charles Steinmetz values potential saving of $100 million annually. Sperti remains modest and elusive about details while continuing studies and work at Union Gas and Electric.
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George Sports
East Eighth Street
Covington
Engineering College
University of Cincinnati
Westinghouse Electric Company
Mr. Sports
Charles P. Steinmetz
United States
Mr. Steinmetz
General Electric Company
Sports
Westinghouse
Patent Office
Westinghouse Company
Evon
Sperti
Mr. Sperti
George Sperti
Union Gas and Electric Company
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Mrs. Emery
Wees
G. L. Davis
Ocean
Arbuckle
Singer
East Hill
Mpcall
Massachusetts Solon
Edmund Hart
Big Four
U.C
U.S
Speaker
Republica
Eamon de Valera
Mullingar
U. S
Blanton
Duran Hlouker
Dano Legion
Ment
George Sperts
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