Trade Aid Stew Steals Spotlight in Treaty Battle
Liberals celebrate as debate over aid and trade policy shapes the Senate confrontation with extremism. Observers note the tough approach risks stiff enforcement and political backlash.
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26 Aug 1921
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1921
Page
1
Rescue Efforts Continue For ZR-2 Disaster In Hull
In Hull England salvage crews and thousands watch as steel ropes are laid to lift the damaged airship ZR-2 from the Humber mud. An inquest is planned for tomorrow after bodies are recovered. authorities blame early construction defects and seek wrecking bar action as divers refuse the strong currents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
England
Associated Press
Humber
Admiralty
Charles H. Broom
Naval Air Detachment
Broom
R. S. Montague
Harry Bateman
Wann
Maxfield
Air Ministry
Index to Advertisements on Second Page
An index lists varied advertisements including Arnold Fairyland Art Academy of Cincinnati Baldwin Piano Co Corona Typewriter Dow's Drug Stores East Hills Coal & Supply Bracy & Braun Grape Nuts Ohio Military Institute Ralph Green Wallingford Coffee and other local merchants and services with page references and brief mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Fairyland
Art Academy of Cincinnati
Baldwin Piano Co
Procceseves
Baltimore & Ohio
Snkuhsey
Bon-Opto Eye Remedy
Beteseecee
Bradfield
East Hills Coal & Supply Co
Fifth-Third National Bank
Bracy & Braun
Eerdess Crenteiseereserse
Cnc
Harry W. Smith
Seiad
Sans
Ohio Military Institute
Odin
Aseskene
Ralph Green
Niekdt Nees Jdeesiy
Wiemnanm
Wallingford Coffee
Wilson's
Wurlitzer Ymca
Perfect Sailing Before Crash by Flight Lieutenant Wann
Hull August 25 Flight Lieutenant A H Wann in command as navigating officer said the airship sailed at 60 knots then slowed to 50 as a violent cracking sound appeared. He reported girders broke, the ship dropped nose first, exploded, and sank in seconds after rescue from Humber. His injuries are not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
A. H. Wann
Associated Press Today
Wann
Humber
Treaty with Germany signed in Berlin invites U S detachment
Washington reports the Berlin signed treaty preserves Versailles provisions for reparations and economic deals while explicitly freeing the United States from the League of Nations covenant and most Versailles boundaries. Berlin crowd views monarchist rally as revival of war era spirit with Ludendorff leading speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
Berlin
State Department
United States
League of Nations
League
America
Europe
China
Siam
Siberia
Morocco
Egypt
Turkey
Bulgaria
Shantung
Yap
Department
Miners Battle Deputies At Blair In West Virginia
Militias clash as armed bands clash with deputies at Blair. Governor Morgan pleads for 1,000 federal troops as West Virginia coal region unrest prompts Senate inquiry resumption September 19 at Williamson and a mobilization plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
U. S
Deserter Husband Surrendered by Mother for Children
Mrs. Stella Brown of 1333 West Liberty street turned her deserting husband George Brown over to Ft. Thomas authorities to claim a reward used to buy clothes and start a home for her two young daughters Nina and May. She said fear and hunger drove her to act and she sacrificed her marriage for her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Brown
West Liberty Street
George Brown
Ft. Thomas
United States
Brown
George
Mrs. Brown
J. Webb
Cincinnati Free Day Nursery
Blair War Skirmish Report Sparks Logan County Tension
Charleston dispatch reports a gun battle at Blair West Virginia between Logan County Deputy Sheriffs and a large armed group. Authorities could not confirm fighting. residents flee toward Madison as guards tighten at hardware stores and rails. Governor vows to restore order with state and federal help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
West Virginia
Mingo
Morgan
Senate
Williamson
War Department
Wainwright
George W. Read
Fifth Corps
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
H. H. Bandholtz
American Expeditionary Forces
D. C
Stanley H. Ford
Charleston
Harding
Charles H. Russell
Kenyon
Senate Investigating Committee
Signal Corps
St. Albans
Marmet
Logan County
Shortridge
California
Sterling
South Dakota
Walsh
Massachusetts
McKellar
Tennessee
Congress
West
W. Va
Blair
Don Chafin
Associated Press
Racine
Mimigo County
Indian Creek
Madison
Huntington
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Guyan Valley
Logan
H. B. Mullins
Boone County
Chesapeake & Ohio
Mullins
Rock Creek
Logan Field
United Mine Workers of America
C. FI. Keeney
Keeney
United Mineworkers
J. L. Hill
Pittsburgh
Armen
Len’s Creek
Germany and U S Sign Peace Treaty in Berlin
The peace treaty between Germany and the United States was signed at 5 30 pm in Berlin in the Foreign Office on Wilhelmstrasse. Ellis Loring Diesel the American Commissioner signed first followed by German Foreign Minister Rosen. The signing lasted about ten minutes and marked the renewal of friendly relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Associated Press
Germany
United States
Rosen
Wilhelmstrasse
Ellis Loring Diesel
Herr Rosen
Mr. Drese
Treaty text to be published on editorial page
The full text of the treaty will be printed on the newspaper’s editorial page for readers seeking complete details and analysis.
Half Million Loot in Denison Train Robbery
Two masked bandits robbed the Missouri Kansas & Texas Limited mail coach as the train entered Denison Texas early today. Postal authorities estimated the loot could reach as high as half a million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Tex
Coal Mine Operator Found Murdered in Burned Camp Ruins
Knox County dispatch reports Glen B. May a coal operator from Knoxville was found murdered amid the burned camp ruins at Titus Campbell County. No arrests were made by nightfall though officers expected swift action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Glen B. May
Titus
Campbell County
Marshall Field's Sister Dies in Maine at 76
Mrs Henry Dibblee of Chicago, sister of the late Marshall Field, died at her York Harbor summer residence aged 76. The body will be taken to Chicago for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Harbor
Henry Dibblee
Chicago
Marshall Field
Rodeheaver’s Brother And Ex Officer Die In Plane Crash
In Winona Lake Indiana a pleasure flight ended in tragedy as L D Merrill former Lieutenant in the U S aviation service and Jack Rodeheaver 18 were killed. The aircraft lurched from two thousand feet causing Merrill to be thrown from the rear seat and Rodeheaver to be crushed when the plane crashed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
L. D. Merrill
United States Aviation Service
Jack Rodeheaver
Winona Lake
Young Rodeheaver
Billy Sunday
Merrill
Riots in Malbar district threaten 1000 lives in British India
London dispatch reports fears that more than a thousand lives have been lost in Malbar riots. English women and children are at risk as railway stations are wrecked and troops clash with rioters near Calicut. Agitators blamed for sparking the disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Malbar
British India
Bombay
Leinster Regiment
Tirunangadi
Calicut
North Ponani
Boone County Sheriff Accepts Miner March Through Area
Madison West Virginia August 25 Sheriff John L Hill said Boone County will not resist the miners marching from Marmet to Mingo County. He noted only a few deputies and no means to stop them, saying the marchers are welcome to pass through Boone County with their ample commissary. He expected no trouble as they move through Petoney Sterling and Danville along the Racine Madison route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Ludendorff
Prince Eiste
Count von Waldersee
Germany
Rhine
von Hindenburg
von der Goltz
Madison
W. Va
Pittsburgh
John L. Hill
Boone County
Marmet
Mingo County
Sheriff Hill
Petoney
Sterling
Danville
Racine
Logan County
Gypsy chase amid fruitless search for Freda Hornberger
Mystery surrounds the disappearance of nine year old Freda Hornberger as detectives chase a reported band of gypsies in Kenton County. A mob gathered after the arrest of Fred H Berold and a claim of a black touring car. Matilda Hornberger identified a girl with the gypsy couple but ruled her as not her sister. Local officials pursued leads toward Independence Kentucky as public anger grew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Hornberger
Kenton County
Fred H. Berold
Burnet Avenue
Western Paper Goods Company
Third District
John Hornberger
East
Clifton Avenue
Commonwealth Attorney
Stephens Blakeley
Covington
Madison Pike
Highland Pike
Cedars Inn
Matilda Hornberger
Independence
Schwaeble
Wank
Berold
McMicken Avenue
Race Street
Hornberger
Half Ton Safe Stolen From Village Depot
Deerfield an eight mile northeast village of Alliance Ohio woke to a daylight theft as safe blowers entered the New York Central depot in the early hours and carried off a safe weighing more than a half ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Deerfield
Here
New York Central
Peter Hewitt Noted Inventor Dies in Paris
American scientist and inventor Peter Cooper Hewitt died at the American Hospital in Paris at 7:15 p m He was son of Abram Stevens Hewitt and Sarah Cooper Hewitt and grandson of Peter Cooper He studied at Columbia and Stevens Institute and held honorary doctorates from Columbia and Rutgers He pioneered the mercurial vapor lamp the electric rectifier the wireless receiver and the electric current interrupter He belonged to many engineering societies and New York clubs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Press
Peter Cooper Hewitt
Mr. Hewitt
Abram Stevens Hewitt
New York
Congress
Sarah Cooper Hewitt
Peter Coéper
Columbia University
Stevens Institute of Technology
Rutgers College
Lucy Work
Maryen J.brugliere
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wilson
Lawrence
David Lawrence
Tate
Senate Finance Committee
Hughes
White House
Representative Mondell
House
Mr. Lodge
Ota
Rcadecerter
Little Ones
ULASH
Don Chaffin
Coads
M.e.&t. Limited
Rodeheaver
Sister
Commonwealth
Blakeley
Adolph Froelicher
Edward Schwaeble
John Wank
Cincinnati
Peter Hewitt
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