Peace Through Codified International Law, Hughes Says
Former Secretary of State Hughes, speaking at the American Society of International Law, argues world peace requires a great conference of all nations to codify international law. He urges U S leadership to back a permanent Court of International Justice and stresses cooperation, equality before the law, and the value of global arbitration to foster civilization and reasonableness.
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Reds Rooters Bottled Up Beer Raid at St Louis Hotel
Prohibition agents raided the Hotel Statler as Cincinnati Reds rooters gathered for the opening series. Thirteen kegs of beer were found on the seventeenth floor, with nine empty kegs and two on tap. The beer was poured into a St. Louis sewer. no arrests were made.
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Freudian Revolution Shapes Flapper as Mother of Better Type
Dr. Julien E. Benjamin argues the modern flapper embodies social emancipation and psychological change. He says she will grow into a home loving, understanding mother, surpassing previous generations despite initial social chaos and jazz accompanying her.
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Warmest April day in Cincinnati hits 88 degrees
Cincinnati recorded a record high of 88 degrees for an April day, with 67 degrees at dawn and a 4 PM peak before cooling. The heat wave brought discomfort downtown as workers shed coats and humidity lingered into the evening per forecaster Wil Cy Devereaux.
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Alfred M Cohen Elected President of Bnai Brith
Alfred M Cohen of Cincinnati is elected president of the Independent Order B N A I B R I T H at Atlantic City New Jersey during the organization’s annual convention. Adolph Kraus of Chicago retires after twenty years as president. new officers include Lucius L Coleman and Archibald A Marks with a regional slate of appointees.
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Dayton
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Philadelphia
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Baltimore
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Youth Speechless for 11 Years Regains Ability to Talk
Ray Pawlowski a Milwaukee boy aged 15 spoke for the first time since age four after treatment by Prof William Duffy at Marquette University. The child declared Father and mother I can talk as his recovered speech emerged following a head injury from a hammer blow.
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Mary Hicks
Mary Concord
Goodrich Rhodes
Jerome Sturm
Terrace Park Garden Club
W. P. Lloyd
Bethesda Hospital
Two Die in Auto Crash Near Zanesville
In Zanesville Ohio on April 23 Mrs. George Crow 70 and Mrs. David Price 71 were killed when an auto driven by Crow struck a concrete culvert on Frazenburg road. Injured severely were Mrs. Jennie Sellers Miss Alberta Leroy and George Crow.
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Judge Marx Rules Jury Must Be Guided by Facts
Judge Marx refused to set aside a $100000 verdict against jeweler W S P Oskamp in a suit by Mrs Louise Oskamp. He urged judges to aid juries with truth and justice, not let technicalities trap the court, insisting the judge's role is active and principled.
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Four Dead and Forty Hurt in Paris Street Riot
Four people died and about forty were wounded in a street clash between Nationalists and Communists in Montmartre after a campaign meeting ahead of municipal elections. Police intervened as bullets flew in Paris nightlife district. Reports are partial and confirm police have the situation under control.
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Community Chest Campaign Near Halfway to Goal
The Community Chest's total rose to 943 223 dollars with yesterday's 249 245 25 contribution. Two 10 000 gifts from Arthur Joseph and family and from William Cooper Procter led the top subscriptions, with other teams reporting strong progress toward their quotas. Former Governor E P Morrow of Kentucky addressed workers at a noonday rally, urging generosity and highlighting the moral value of giving to the city’s relief effort.
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Cincinnati
Hindenburg Rival Gains Steam in Berlin Election Fight
Berlin dispatch reports General Ludendorff endorses the Field Marshal to restore moral foundations of the state. Von Hindenburg’s rising personal appeal grows as Nationalists push for his election amid cautious Republican forecasts and rival candidate attacks by Karl Jarres.
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Gasoline Tax Prompts Two Cent Increase Beyond Stamp
Last Sunday a two cent gas tax was supposed to raise prices but Cincinnati oil officials say many stations used the rise as a general price increase due to market conditions. E V Weber of Eureka Oil and Cincinnati Oil Club says motorists face another two cent jump when the Brown tax bill takes effect. Distributors plan a meeting this afternoon to discuss the move.
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Goldwyns wed Frances Howard in Jersey City ceremony
Samuel Goldwyn film producer and Frances Howard actress wed in Judge Sullivan’s office in Jersey City. A crowd witnessed the private ceremony with police assisting the bridal party as stenos, clerks, and fans filled the building. The couple then left for New York in a celebratory car.
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Deportation of Emir to France Authorized
Washington April 23 The Labor Department authorized deportation of Prince Zerdeschene self styled emir of Kurdestan to Cherbourg France based on information from White Star Line officials that the emir came to this country from Cherbourg
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Boris's Kingdom Magnet for Armies at His Door
Berlin dispatch reports rupture between Jugo Slavia and Bulgaria over slurs on the Belgrade ambassador. Jugo Slavs mobilize on borders as Belgrade demands an apology and warns of possible intervention. Tzankoff resists and allows no further executions without trial in Sofia amid foreign criticism.
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Part of the Greek Army Mobilizing Reported in Brindisi
A Daily Mail dispatch from Brindisi says a portion of the Greek army is mobilizing. The reason is unclear but one theory cites the Bulgarian forces increase of 7 000 sanctioned by the Council of Ambassadors as a possible trigger.
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King Boris Prisoner in Palace in Belgrade Dispatch
A Belgrade dispatch to Tribuna says King Boris of Bulgaria is imprisoned in his royal palace by order of General Lazareff after nationalist forces objected to his request that Premier Tzankoff resign to allow a coalition cabinet with opposition members. A second Belgrade dispatch via Vienna says Yugoslavia, angered by Interior Minister Russeff's Sofia remarks on the legation, demands an explanation and threatens to sever diplomatic ties.
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Explosive Plots Tied to Sofia Cathedral Attack
Bulgarian authorities report Russian explosives found near Black Sea ports amid a national crackdown on a conspiracy system. Investigators trace five small groups coordinating landings, assassinations, and propaganda linked to April 16 cathedral outrage signals.
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