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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1925

Page

3

Former hospital employees in Staten Island beat woman with hammer

Mary Rosenberg, 65, a patient employee at Sea View Hospital, is near death from a hammer attack in her New Springfield room. Ellen Collins, 35, previously fired for gossip, is jailed for felonious assault after allegedly attacking Rosenberg. Frank Walsh intervened and stopped the assault.

New York World News Service New York Sea View Hospital New Springfield Staten Island Mary Rosenberg Municipal, Sanitarium Ellen Collins Richmond County Miss Osenberg Bridges New Brighton Court Frank Walsh Cottage B Miss Rosenberg Miss Collins William Houston Hoe

Hospital Visit Ends with Arrest After Surreptitious Entry

Miss Collins visited a hospital to see patients but later admitted sneaking into Miss Rosenberg’s room late at night. First aid was given to Miss Rosenberg before the other woman was locked in a separate room and police arrived to arrest her. Hospital officials could not confirm discharge status.

Coolidge Thanks Japan for Courtesy to Envoy Bancroft

President Coolidge cabled the Emperor of Japan thanking officials and citizens for courtesies shown to the memory of Edgar A. Bancroft American Ambassador to Japan. He cited respectful transport of the body from Karuizawa to Tokyo and Yokohama and the naval vessel provided for repatriation.

Associated Press Washington Edgar A. Bancroft Japan Coolidge United States Ambassador Bancroft Karuizawa Tokyo Yokohama Tama Bancroft

105000 Tobacco Growers Represented at Parleys

Mass meetings across Kentucky Ohio Indiana West Virginia Virginia and Missouri set voting machinery for the Burley Tobacco Growers Co operative Association. Over 105000 growers represented choose officers for candidacy elections on September 19 to select delegates for district conventions on September 21. Most conventions in Kentucky with one in Ohio at Georgetown and others in Virginia Indiana and West Virginia.

Lexington Kentucky Ohio Indiana West Virginia Virginia Missouri Burley Tobacco Burley Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative Association Burley Association Georgetown

Quake Victims Rely on Charity in Santa Barbara

Four-fifths of Santa Barbara’s poorer residents affected by the recent quake depend on charity. Mrs Nancy Winch Emery of the Associated Charities says relief is needed as relief applications rise. The California Department Association backs an emergency drive to raise 1 100 000 for immediate needs in the stricken city.

San Francisco Santa Barbara Nancy Winch Emery Associated Charities California Department Association Associated Charities For Relief Emery

Masong to Hold Outing at 200 Masonic Day at the Zoo

The Masonic outing at the Zoo on August 29 honors Levi C. Goodale the oldest of Ohio’s twenty six living Past Grand Masters. The program features a concert Punch and Judy children events and evening speeches ending with dancing. Goodale age 83 joined Masonry 58 years ago in Cincinnati and held multiple top offices including Grand Master in 1891 and Treasurer of the Grand Council since 1890.

Levi C. Goodale Ohio Goodale Masonic Fraternity Ilinois McMillan Lodge Cincinnati Gibulum Lodge of Perfection Grand Lodge of Ohio Grand Council of Anointed Chamber of Commerce Cincinnati Southern Railway

Thirteen Hurt as St Paris Train Wreck Kills One

Thirteen people were hurt when Pennsylvania No. 108 derailed two miles west of St Paris Ohio. A broken rail caused the accident sending five Pullmans and a day coach off the tracks. Injured include Frank Aimine Marion Indiana and Mrs T J DeVoll South Chicago with various cuts and bruises. The train reached Chicago at 3 40 this morning while relief parties were dispatched from nearby towns. In a separate incident William Brothers Avon engineer of an Erie shuttle train died when his locomotive jumped a 15 foot embankment at Conesus Junction New York. the fireman and conductor were injured.

ST. Paris Pennsylvania Columbus Chicago Here Frank Amihine Marion Ind T. J. DeVoll South D L. Recart A. Lewis Motley Danville Marie F. Won Eastern Avenue Carrie Niegling Duvall Wash J. S. Rowe Laramie Wyo Ina Phillips Edgewood Ernest Phillips R. L. Richard George Keteian Warland Mont Hank” Gowdy Pacific Coast New York Giants W.J. Fielder Urbana Associated Press Conesus Junction N. Y William Brothers Avon Erie Lakeville Conesus Lake

Nice Riviera to become real college town in future seasons

Paris August 22 Americans visiting the Riviera may see Nice grow into a genuine university town. Courses offered last season drew strong turnout, with subsidies approved by Alpes-Maritimes authorities and civic bodies to expand, extend, and persist for ten years. Lecturers from Aix en Province Sorbonne and Toulouse injected expertise. Provincial literature and language, notably Frederic Mistral, will be emphasized.

Paris Riviera Nice Chamber of Commerce Department of Alpes-Maritimes University Aixen Sorbonne University of Toulouse Frederic Mistral Theodore Roosevelt

Delegation of Elks and Families Headed for Cedar Point

Charles E. Dornette Exalted Ruler of Cincinnati Lodge of Elks will lead Elks and families departing at 11 oclock today over the B and O lines for Cedar Point and Grand Lodge festivities. The group includes numerous Elks and spouses, children, and relatives with many names listed in the party.

Charles E. Dornette Cincinnati Lodge of Elks Dornette Elks Cedar Point Grand Lodge William Petri Frank Kenroth John F. Fussinger William F. Hess O'Brien Jacob Jaffe F. .N. Temple C. W. Schaff Leo Mook Andrew J. Oop Pearl Conrad Fannie Fee Michael Moran Bernie Kroger Henry Hater James H. Hennegan

Accountants Gather for Washington Tax Meeting

Members of the American Institute of Accountants plan to attend the annual meeting in Washington D C September 15 and 16. One major topic will be income tax and discussions with government officials.

American Institute of Accountants Washington, D. C

Accountants Seek Tax Simplification for Federal Income Tax

The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants with over 2000 members plans a Washington session to study simplifying federal income tax levying and collection. George O May of New York will speak on Taxable Income and Accounting Basis. Endorsements from public bodies will be sought when recommendations are ready.

Institute National Organization of Accountants Washington American Institute of Accountants Congress George O. May New York

Princess Mary Starts New Needlework Fashion

Princess Mary daughter of King George and Queen Mary leads a revival of petit point needlework with flower and leaf chair seats. Designs from William and Mary era are colored at the Royal School of Art and transferred to canvas by society women including Princess Beatrice Princess Victoria and Lady Patricia Ramsay.

Associated Press London Princess Mary King George Queen Mary Patricia Ramsay

They Were Wise

A humorous exchange shows a mother questioning a boy about a rude hand gesture. Willie nonchalantly explains the gesture to his mother, indicating the boys understand the meaning.

Willie Mathey

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