Community Chest Reach After War Drive Appeals in Cincinnati
Newton D. Baker addressed the Cincinnati Bar Association as the Community Chest drive neared its final days. B H Kroger urged small givers to contribute to reach the $1,859,293 goal, noting the fund stood at $1,434,283.69 with $425,010.31 still needed. Team rivalries faded as all pressed to finish strong.
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B. H. Kroger
Gibson
Baker
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
Cincinnati Bar Association
Community Chest
Community Chests
Nower
Cincinnati
Auto death toll for year reaches 48 in Hamilton County
The Hamilton County death toll from auto accidents climbs to 48 with the death of Charles M. Bigler a 65 year old bookkeeper employed by Hartman Parcel Delivery. He died at General Hospital after being struck by a truck driven by Leonard Schoettmer 26 of 252 Strader Avenue. Witnesses supported Schoettmer account that Bigler stepped in front of the truck.
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Hamilton County
Charles M. Bigler
Hartman Parcel De-livery Company
Opera Place
Bigler
Edwards Road
Race Street
Leonard Schoettmer
Strader Avenue
General Hospital
Schoettmer
First District
John Kleemeier
Alma Mueller
Clifton Avenue
Calhoun Streets
Alex Rennich
Kdale Avenue
Deaconness Hospital
Elberon Avenue
Bassett Road
Ruesch
Elon Avenue
William Geogheam
Purcell
Warsaw
Oscar Ther
Rapid Run
Victory Card
Calvin Avenue
Ink Sehman
Ierton Read
George P. Loth
Montieth Avenue
H Ae
Dan Alsop
Motly crowd's tears and jeers farewell to 33 liquor grafters
A mob of over two thousand gathered at Central Union Station to witness 33 convicts bound for Atlanta Penitentiary depart by train. Emotions ran from grief to scorn as families said farewell while detectives and officers dispersed rioting onlookers.
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Atlanta
Ciry
Atlanta Penitentiary
Central Union Station
Central Avenue
Black Belt
Emmett Kirgan
Kleemeier
Connors
Louis Sunderman
Edward Brose
Charles Goecke
Leo Meyer
James Hayes
Bernard
Fred Bullerdick
Flexible and Responsive Way of Dealing With Nations Urged
Newton D. Baker former secretary of war told Cincinnati Bar Association a flexible approach is needed in foreign policy. He warned against Senate bargaining and the Electoral College dominating presidential choice, urging focus on preventing dictatorship trends seen in Europe and stressing the risk of another world war.
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Newton D. Baker
United States
Cleveland
Wilson
Cincinnati Bar Association
Baker
Senate
Mitchell bids farewell as he calls for air force as first line of defense
Brigadier General William Mitchell, deposed Assistant Chief of the Army Air Service, urged establishing a separate air force. He warned surface ships and archies cannot match air power and criticized Army slow adoption of new ideas while praising supporters and Major General Patrick.
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New York World News Service
Washington
William Mitchell
Army Air Service
Air Force
Mitchell
United States
Patrick
Fechet
32 Mexicans Die in Election Riots
Thirty two people were killed and many injured in election day disturbances during city elections in Sonora Mexico. In Nogales four men suffered serious wounds and about fifty more were seriously injured in riots as crowds attempted to storm a polling place and seize ballot boxes. Police restored order after clashes between factions.
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Associated Press
Nogales
Ariz
Sonora
Mexico
German Victory Candidate Seen as Moderate by Cincinnati Figures
Cincinnati educators judges and business leaders largely expect von Hindenburg’s election as German president to bring little immediate change in policy. The Dawes plan should continue, and American bankers may be cautious until Germany’s course is clearer. Some fear renewed militarism, others doubt the outcome will upset European balance.
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Marshal von Hindenburg
German Republic
Germany
Cincinnati
The
Commercial Tribune
University of Cincinnati
England
United States
von Hindenburg
Republican Party
George A. Hedger
Europe
Hindenburg
Herriot
Herbert Feis
Ebert
League of Nations
Gale Lowrie
Vondenburg
Los Angeles to Start Trip to Porto Rico Today
The airship Los Angeles is cleared to fly from Lakehurst to Mayaguez Puerto Rico after warming helium at the mast. Captain George W. Steele will lead the 32 hour voyage with permission to cross Virgin Islands but not appear over foreign lands. The craft will remain in Porto Rican waters for several days.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Los Angeles
Porto Rico
Washington
George W. Steele
Navy Department
Steele
Virgin Islands
Mayaguez
Banks Closed In Carnegie Pa Inquiries Begin
Pittsburgh April 27 state and federal banking officials opened inquiries into the Carnegie Trust Company and the First National Bank of Carnegie after both banks closed their doors this morning. The trust company had fallen below reserve requirements for days, officials said, while the national bank closed shortly after opening to prevent a run. Both banks are led by president John T. Bell.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Banks
Carnegie Trust Company
First National Bank of Carnegie
Trust Company
Peter G. Cameron
State Secretary of Banking
Cameron
First National
John T. Bell
Carnegie, Pa
Teachers Get More Pay in Chicago Public Schools
Chicago public schoolteachers won a salary raise as the City Council approved a new schedule. The increase totals more than 1.5 million dollars in the first year and about 8 million dollars by the fifth year of the plan.
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Chicago
Navy base falls in war maneuver on Oahu action
Honolulu April 27. Army and navy maneuvers for 1925 end with blue attacking force capturing Haleiwa and the Pearl Harbor base. The exercise, the most extensive yet by U S forces, simulated an enemy black force on Oahu with air and submarine combat. The blue and black commanders disputed results as oral war decides the outcome.
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Honolulu
Haleiwa
Pearl Harbor Naval Base
United States Army
Hawaiiian
Oahu
San Francisco
Pearl Harbor Naval Station
Machinist Dies as Baltimore Tug Kentucky Sinks
In Baltimore the tug Kentucky sank in harbor with machinist George Schirmer, fifty three, believed trapped in the cabin. Divers failed to enter due to heavy water pressure. rescue efforts paused with a plan to raise the craft tomorrow.
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Baltimore
George Schirmer
Kentucky
Edna Ferber Donates Pulitzer Prize to Charity
New York April 27 Edna Ferber author of So Big gave the $1,000 Pulitzer prize she won to the Diacae League fund for the aid of needy writers and artists the league announced.
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Edna Ferber
New York
Diacae: League Fund
Are
League
Rite
New Arms Parley Seems Doomed in Five Power Pact
The rise of Field Marshal von Hindenburg to the German presidency sparks warnings across Paris London and Geneva about endangering the five power pact. London fears France may scuttle the agreement while New York financiers expect no credit impact and that Germany will keep its obligations.
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London
von Hindenburg
Germany
Paris
France
Geneva
New York
von Maltzan
Washington
Reaction Within Caution Without Behind Hindenburg Policy
Berlin dispatch reports a Nationalist shift after von Hindenburg's election with threats to Republicans to yield. Junkers seek power, cabinet reshuffles loom, and a possible Reichstag dissolution foreshadows continued political battles as reaction presses to dominate the state and foreign policy remains negative.
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Hindenburg
Berlin
von Hindenburg
Reich
Tannenberg
Paris
Ruhr
Lorraine
Junkers
Dawes
Germany
Lokal Anzeiger
Election Dooms Early German Arms Parley, Says Officials
Washington officials say Hindenburg’s election ends hope for an immediate disarmament conference. France may cite the German war hero as reason to decline invitations though officials doubt the breadth of the German president’s powers. They expect a stern German hand to curb Bolshevist activity and stabilize loans, while Polish frontier talks remain a worry.
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France
Hindenburg
Washington
Liberal Newspapers Voice Unease Over Hindenburg Victory
Paris reports liberal and conservative papers split over Field Marshal von Hindenburg's election as German president. Some warn of renewed threats to peace and Versailles while others urge caution, noting not all see immediate danger.
America Undisturbed by Election Dawes Plan Success
Special correspondence from Washington reports the United States government remains undisturbed by Germany’s election of von Hindenburg. It notes that American policy focuses on external actions, such as the Dawes plan, to ensure France’s repayments and debts to the United States are honored, viewing a reintegrated Germany as favorable if promises are kept.
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Ourral
David Lawrence
The
Commercial Tribune
Washington
United States
von Hindenburg
Germany
Europe
France
America
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