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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1925

Page

2

France Faces Debt Settlement Based on Proportionate Payments

Washington observers foresee complications from the Anglo French funding pact as France may press for terms similar to Britain's. Officials note France owes the United States more than Britain and seek higher annual payments, while Belgium delays ratification could affect progress.

Washington Associated Press France Italy United States Great Britain American Debt Commission Belgium Congress Caillaux Treasury

Stabilizing of French Finances Predicted by Wall Street

New York bankers shows keen interest in France Britain debt funding agreement in principle, while withholding comment on terms of proposal. The development signals potential stabilization of French finances and access to capital through cross border settlement.

Great Britain France Wall Street Associated Press New York Prin

Financial accord seen easing Franco American debt talks

Bankers say a settlement of the French debt could restore stability to French finances and pave a path for Franco American talks. An accord between Britain and France is viewed as smoothing negotiations with the United States and Ambassador Houghton. Wall Street markets had no immediate reaction.

Ciple Great Britain France United States Houghton Wall Street

Opium Nations Clash Over Inquiry At League Meeting

Geneva August 26. Britain’s Sir John Jordan and America’s Mrs. Hamilton Wright faced solid opposition from the opium bloc as producers seek to ringfence unratified treaties. The session hints at resignations and calls for production restraint over coca leaf plantations and cocaine production records.

Albin E. Johnson New York World News Service Geneva Sir John Jordan Britain Hamilton Wright America League of Nations Advisory Opium Committee Malcolm Delavigne Anselmino Japan Ceylon Delavigne League Pinkney Tuck Alice Moorhead Foreign Policy Association American Medical Association John Jordan N. Y. World News Service N. Y

Chinese to meet demands and release Howard soon

Washington reports American Dr. Harvey J. Howard captured by Chinese bandits July 20 is expected to be released and returned to Fuchin within ten days. Rockefeller Foundation representative Roger S. Greene told Consul Samuel Sokobin that Chinese army officers will meet the bandits to secure the release. Yu, chief of General Teng's staff, was en route to the bandits with authority to accept their terms.

Associated Press Washington Harvey J. Howard Fuchin Roger S. Greene Rockefeller Foundation Samuel Sokobin Harbin Sokobin Greene State Department Teng Dr. Howard Mr. Howard Ya Tang Ho

Eight Suits and Two Overcoats for a Well Dressed Man

Chicago August 26 The National Association of Retail Clothiers and Furnishers issued a clothing checklist for today’s well dressed man listing eight suits two overcoats and a high hat as essentials for social business and formal wear with a note that balloon trousers are discouraged while galluses may return.

Chicago National Association of Retail Clothiers and Furnishers

Three-Cent Cut in Gasoline War Sparks Price Drops

The gasoline war widens as Tide Water Oil resumes price cuts in New York and Long Island. Standard Oil of New York and others post 17 cent tank wagon prices, a three cent reduction from prior levels, while Rhode Island and Massachusetts see two cent drops in earlier states. Continent and Sinclair align cuts elsewhere as overproduction and cheaper California fuel press mid continent refiners.

New York World News Service New York Tide Water Oil Company Standard Oil of New York, Texas Company Sinclair Oil and Refining Company Long Island New York State Rhode Island Massachusetts Texas Company California Atlantic Seaboard

Arrest of Norwood Boy Explains Auto Thefts

Detective Kiely arrested Maurice Walter 16 of 2068 Lawrence Avenue Norwood after Walter admitted taking five cars for joy rides in recent days. Walter led Kiely to a Madison Road location where he abandoned one automobile. Police handed him to the Juvenile Court.

Norwood Kiely Maurice Walter Lawrence Avenue Walter Madison Road

Robberies Reported Across City Addresses and Stations

Arthur Spiegel, ex police judge, says a burglar entered his home at 4003 Avenue and stole jewelry and clothing totaling 300 dollars. A tool shop near Second and Elm suffered a break in, with pads pried and tools worth 350 dollars taken. A. J. Murray of Orlando, Florida, was robbed of seventy dollars from his purse while waiting at Union Station.

Arthur M. Spiegel Avenue Reecent Tool Company Second and Elm Streets A. J. Murray Orlando Fla Union Station

Birth Announcements From Local Homes

Becker Charles and Beatrice welcome a boy at 1818 Knowlton Avenue. Eckart Leslie and Ruth announce a girl at 1810 Young Street. Freson Joseph and Theresa have a girl at 8378 Carthage Pike. Lyerla Charles and Clara report a girl at 953 West Court Street. Meyer Charles Flo at Mt Washington. Massey Virgil and Alma at 425 East Second Street welcome a boy. Singler Edwin and Daisy announce a boy at 543 Hoge Street. Searcy Dr Bee and Anna rising on Warren Hazel and Ruth at 2308 Adams Street report a girl.

Becker Charles Beatrice Knowlton Avenue Eckart Leslie Ruth Young Street Freson Joseph Theresa Carthage Pike Lyerla Clara West Court Street Gir Meyer Flo Mt. Washington Massie Virgil Alma East Second Street Edwin Daisy Hoge Street Searcy Beee Anna Warren Hazel Adams

Shipping News From New York Aug 26

Arrivals listed include Manamar from Nassau August 22, Olympic from Southampton August 19, Lituania from Danzig August 9, President Garfield from Marseilles August 15, Panama from Cristobal August 18, and De Grasse from Havre August 19. Due August 27 include Manchuria, President s Harding, Fort Victoria, Santa Marta, Oscar N. and others. sailings noted for St Anthony to Copenhagen and American Farmer to London among additional departures and port times.

Manamar Nassau Panama Cristobal Olympic Southampton Lituania Danzig President Garfield Marseilles Manchuria San Francisco President’ S Harding Bremen de Grasse Havre Ft. Victoria Bermuda Santa Marta Oscar N Oslo Sail St. Anthony Copenhagen Western Plains Ca ‘Own London Westphalia Hamburg Zeeland Antwerp Monterey Hay Porto Rico San Juan

Snakes Outpace Bullets In Cadet Sham Battle At West Point

At West Point on August 26 900 first year cadets staged a three day simulated war near Bear Mountain Popolopen Valley. Real ammunition used for the first time and a snake threat tested infantry tactics as copperheads and rattlers swarmed swampy ground with no casualties. Major General Fred W Sladen and Colonel M B Stewart oversaw the exercise with cadet officers in command.

New York World News Service West Point N. Y United States Military Academy Popolepen Valley Bear Mountain The Hudson Popolopen Creek Red Army New York City Popolopen Ridge Popolop Creek Fred W. Sladen Military Academy M. B. Stewart

Methodist Church Funds Drop Half Million in Two Years

A desperate appeal from Theodore B. Anderson warns Cincinnati area Methodists that missionary offerings have fallen sharply. Through July 31 this year the area trails last year by 176 124, with a prior period showing a 325 000 shortfall and total two year loss over 500 000. Anderson urges immediate action to mobilize pastors and congregations, cut temptations, and raise funds to sustain foreign and home missions. He notes 48 foreign missionaries and similar home duties are at risk and calls for collective sacrifice.

Cincinnati West Ohio Conference West Ohio Jesus Christ Theodore Anderson

Local Deaths in Norwood and nearby areas

Obituaries list several 1925 deaths including Joseph M. Dutton of Norwood Avenue 1929 Hopkins Avenue. Fred J. Goetz of Elmwood Place 107 Sycamore Street. Katie Rusk of Price Hill 4879 West Eighth Street. Lina Rosenberg in her seventieth year with services planned. Horatio Nelson Tomlinson, 4912 Avenue Norwood. Henry J. Weitkamp Weitkamp residence. E Lorentz Woerner Madisonville 5600 Arnsby. Lorentz Woerner widow in Madisonville with requiem mass at Steuben Church.

Dutton Joseph M Wilson Hopkins Avenue Norwood O. Serices Temple Weyer Chicago Goetz Fred J Adam Minnie Goetz Iareeenente Saanee Sycamore Street Elmwood Place Ohio Rusk Katie Nee Mallon Harry Rusk M. A. Coughlin West Eighth Street Price Hill Rosenberg Lina Eli Rosenberg Moses Kupin Isador Rosenberg Moses Rosenberg Ree Eres Lick Run Baes Tomlinson Horatio Nelson Bertha M. Gordon Nate Avenue Weitkamp Henry J Os Weitkamp Lutzogt Steebens Church

Non-sectarian Funeral Services Offered by Busse & Borgmann Co

The Busse & Borgmann Co Funeral Directors announce non-sectarian services at 1517 Freeman Avenue with three chapels and care provided in the Union Central Building. No charges listed. The firm emphasizes affordable arrangements through Free Chapel and Cremation options.

Posmiar Seeremation Co Union Central Bldg Ee Becklet Free Chapel Busse & Borgmann Co Freeman Avenue

Weather summary and temperatures across states and cities

Fair weather across Ohio Kentucky Tennessee and West Virginia with cooler spells in the south and west. A detailed table lists current high temperatures and precipitation, noting readings from Eastport Boston Chicago and other cities, alongside August 26 1925 records and year-to-year comparisons.

Ohio South Portion Kentucky Tennessee West Virginia West Portion Eastport Chicago Boston Kansas City Atlantic C Omaha Birm’ham St.Luke Cy New Orleans Denver Galveston Phoenix Pittsburgh San Fr'cisco Louisville San Diego Nashville Winnipeg S.S. Marie N.W

Obituary of Otto H. H. Saur 78 Sudden Death in Norwood

Otto H. H. Saur, 78, longtime Cincinnati and Norwood resident, died suddenly of apoplexy at his son Dr. Charles Saur’s Norwood home. German born, he worked 45 years for Kaufman Brewery, supported Republicans, and belonged to the German Pioneer Rodkery. Survived by Dr. Charles Saur and Dr. Louis O. Saur, funeral 2:30 this afternoon at the residence, burial at Spring Grove Cemetery.

Otto H. H. Saur Cincinnati Norwood Charles Saur Main Avenue Mr. Saur Germany Kaufman Brewery Vine Street Republican Party Rodkery Louis O. Saur Spring Grove Cemetery

Mrs Kate Rusk Dies at 60 in Price Hill Cincinnati

Mrs Kate Rusk 60 of 4379 West Eighth Street died at 4 30 yesterday afternoon after weeks of pernicious anemia She was born in Paris Kentucky and lived in Price Hill many years Survived by husband Harry Rusk and sister Mrs M A Coughlin Requiem High Mass to be said at St William s Church Saturday morning with burial in St Joseph s Cemetery Price Hill

Kate Rusk West Eighth Street Rusk Paris Cincinnati Price Hill Harry Rusk M. A. Coughlin St. William’s Church St. Joseph’s Cemetery

Henry J Weitkamp 87 dies of senility

Henry J Weitkamp 87 of 19 San Marco Building died at home at 8 30 last night after years of ill health attributed to senility. He came from Germany at age 18 and is survived by a widow and three sons Charles William and George all in the city. Charles and William are in Canada. Funeral services will be held Saturday at Wrassman Barfknecht Funeral Home 1421 Main Street with burial in Vine Street Cemetery.

Henry J. Weitkamp San Marco Mr.Weitkamp Germany Charles William George Weitkamp Canada Wrassman & Barfknecht Funeral Home Main _ street Vine Street

Robert T. Hutton Dies at Pleasant Ridge

Robert T. Hutton age 75 died early Tuesday after a weeklong illness from uremic poisoning. He lived with son William R. Hutton at 3138 Schubert Ave Pleasant Ridge. Surviving: three brothers Samuel Washington DC John 1376 Myrtle Ave Walnut Hills William H 409 Lester Rd Pleasant Ridge and two sisters Mary and Cheeve at 1376 Myrtle Ave Walnut Hills. Funeral at Stanley High Funeral Home 6139 Montgomery Rd at 2 30 this afternoon with Rev C A Moore in charge. burial in Spring Grove Cemetery.

Robert T. Hutton William R. Hutton Schubert Avenue Pleasant Ridge Mr. Hutton Front Street Cincinnati Samuel Washington Spring Grove Cemetery

Committees To Frame Tax Cut Bill Cooperate

Republican leaders plan joint work between the Senate Finance and House Ways and Means committees to draft a tax reduction bill. Hearings in the House begin October 19 with Senate attendance or cooperation to speed a mutual accord. The plan has White House approval and is seen as a time saver.

New York World News Service Washington Senate Finance Committee House Ways and Means Committee House Committee Senate Committee

TONG WARRIORS BURY WEAPON SRUCE ARRANGED

New York August 26 Rival Chinese tongs Hip Sing and On Leong reach ceasefire after police conference at Chinatown headquarters The leaders and attorneys agreed killings would pause pending a Friday meeting at the District Attorney's office Police predict no immediate bloodshed though tensions remain high after recent deadly clashes across the country

New York Hip Sing On Leong Tongs Chinatown Chinese Merchants’ Association

Restaurant Proprietor Killed by Rival Tong Warriors

Louis Kwong, owner of a Druid Hill avenue Chinese restaurant in Baltimore, was shot fatally by two unidentified Chinese assailants. He died en route to Maryland Hospital after five bullets struck him. Six Chinese, including George Chah of the neighboring laundry, are under arrest as police investigate tong affiliations.

Associated Press Baltimore Louis Kwong Druid Hill Avenue Kwong Maryland Hospital George Chah On Leong Hip Sing Tong

Chinese Taken in Raid to Break Up Tong War Fare

Chicago police detained thirty five Chinese men as part of a crackdown to prevent a resumption of tong warfare. Officers were stationed at railroad hubs to stop fifteen Hip Sing Tong gunmen and hatchet men supposedly traveling from the East.

Chicago Associated Press

Robbery Report Involving Three Victims At Local Poolroom

A masked armed man entered Michael Malone's poolroom at 224 George Street yesterday and forced him to surrender 18 dollars. Otto Betz of 3928 Lindley Street reports a pickpocket stole 37 dollars from his coat. John Greiser of 126 East Clifton Avenue says a watch and razor worth 14 dollars vanished from his home.

Michael Malone George Street Malone Otto Betz Lindley Street John Greiser Clifton Avenue

River Traffic and Ohio River Stage Report

The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 9.5 feet at 6 o clock last night and is falling. Vessels arriving include the Tom Greene from Charleston and the Cincinnati from Louisville. The Cincinnati and the Andes were delayed near Vevay by dense fog yesterday morning, with the Tom Greene set to depart for Charleston at 5 this evening. The Queen City is due from Louisville at 8 this morning and will leave for that point at 5 this evening. River stages and vessel movements summarize a day of limited travel caused by fog.

Ohio River Cincinnati Tom Greene Charleston Louisville Andes Madison Ind Betsy Ann Pittsburgh Queen City Vevay

Greene Line Steamer Tom Greene Leaves August 27

The Greene Line steamer Tom Greene departs Thursday August 27 at 5 p.m. from the Greene Line wharfboat for Portsmouth Ironton Ashland Catlettsburg Huntington Gallipolis Charleston and intermediate points. Telephone Main 1457.

Tom Greene Greene Line Portsmouth Ironton Ashland Catlettsburg Huntington Gallipolis Charleston

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