Caillaux Faces Tough Washington Debt Negotiation
The article notes France must offer to Washington on foreign debts, with France’s figure for the American debt at 3.8 billion dollars not counting commercial obligations. It states annual interest and amortization could reach 9 billion francs under Caillaux’s terms. It discusses U.S. public opinion demanding settlement and the political friction between executive and legislative branches.
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M. Caillaux
France
Washington
Germany
America
N. Y
Alleged Robber Shot After Capture in Indiana Marsh
Virgil Short, a former Hammond Indiana railroad worker accused of interstate shipment robberies, was shot twice in the head and captured in a marsh near Marth Judson Indiana by a posse. He lies in a North Judson hospital awaiting transfer to Indianapolis for charges.
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Chicago
Virgil Short
Hammond, Aind
Marth Judson
Ind
North Judson
Indianapolis
Memoirs claim George V feared Bryan as ambassador
London dispatch reports Sir Almeric William Fitzroy's memoirs claiming King George in 1912 worried William Jennings Bryan might be sent as Ambassador to Britain by President Wilson. The note says Viscount Bryce would hint such an appointment would be unacceptable.
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London
George
William Jennings Bryan
England
Wilson
Almeric William Fitzroy
Eafter
Privy Council
Almeric
Morley
Viscount Morley
U. O. C. Law School Moves Into Alphonso Taft Hall
The University of Cincinnati College of Law relocates to the new Alphonso Taft Hall on campus. The law library and offices occupy the upper floor while classrooms and amphitheater form the first floor. Taft Hall, funded largely by Mr and Mrs Charles P Taft, was designed by architect Harry Hake and honors Taft’s father. The school, founded 93 years ago and affiliated with the university since 1918, has occupied several sites before settling in the new building, which opens for inspection today.
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Alphonson Taft
College of Law
University of Cincinnati
Clifton Avenue
Vine Street
Law
Alphonso Taft
Harry Hake
Charles P. Taft
The
University
Walnut Street
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Ninth Street
Bellevue Sifeline
Actress Jeanne Eagles Coy Refuses Stage Retirement
New York reports Jeanne Eagles Coy and Yale football star Edward H. Gay honeymooning at a Briar Cliff Hill summer home near Ossining. A quiet Stamford wedding of Fay Bainter to Reginald Venable preceded the ceremony. Eagles Coy plans to continue in Rain, delaying retirement while Mr Coy stays busy in Wall Street.
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Associated Press
New York
Edward H
Ted) Gay
Yale
Jeanfhe Eagles
Briar Cliff Hille
Ossining
Hudson
Fay Bainter
Stamford
Conn
Miss Bainter
Herusband
Reginald Venable
Mr. Coy
Wall Street
Special Legislature Session Not Decided In Cleveland
In Cleveland on August 28 the reunion of the Legislature ended without a decision on a special session. Leaders say no session should be called unless absolutely necessary. Rep Lipp, who earlier urged the Advisory Committee to request a session over a state office building site, renewed his threat as disagreement persisted.
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Cleveland
Representative Lipp
State Building Commission
Hats Importer Charged With $100000 Fraud in New York
David H. Greene head of D H Greene & Co was arrested on arrival from Europe and charged with defrauding the government of 100000 by undervaluing hats subject to duties. He was held on 15000 bail as authorities sealed the firm’s showrooms and seized boxes of hats. Greene denied the charge saying it was a terrible mistake.
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Associated Press
New York
David H. Greene
D .H. Greene & Co., Inc
Europe
Greene
Mrs Wilson Can't Find a Home in Geneva
Geneva August 28 Mrs Woodrow Wilson faces a housing dilemma upon arriving in Geneva next week though she has leased Chateau Bartholom for September the present occupants insist on staying until November 15 under their lease. Efforts to secure hotel space for her to follow League Assembly proceedings next month have failed as Geneva remains fully booked.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Woodrow Wilson
Chateau Bartholom
Wilson
Students Plead Guilty in Extortion Plot
Bliss Baker and C Russell Crawford two university students admitted guilty to extortion for an unsuccessful $50 000 kidnapping threat against Mrs Jackling and demanded ransom from Colonel Daniel C Jackling in San Francisco.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Bliss
Baker
C Russell Crawford
Daniel C. Jackling
Crawford
Jackling
Rebels Close to Damascus in Syrian Uprising
Dispatches report Druse rebels nearing Damascus twelve miles away with new French regiments arriving in the city. French troops are patrolling the streets as clashes rise in Syria.
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Damascus
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Jerusalem
Syria
Kinsey Brothers Fall in National Doubles Final
Batter of Kinsey brothers lost to Richards Williams in straight sets 6 1 8 6 6 2 at Longwood Club. Australians Patterson Hawkes reached final by beating Johnston Griffin as finals loom with Americans and Brits competing in multiple international matches.
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Richards
Williams
Associated Press
Brookline
Mass
Vincent Richards
Yonkers
N. Y
Philadelphia
Gerald Patterson
Johnn B. Hawkes
Longwood Cricket Club
United States
California
Johnston
Griffin
Robert G
Howard O. Kinsey
San Francisco
Samuel Hardy
Walter L. Pate
New York
Marion Zinderstein
Fesenee
Wilmington
Del
Elizabeth Ryan
Molla B. Mallory
Morni
Fry
LaCoste-Fry
Martha Bayard
Short Hills
N. J
Henr
Boston
Franklin Kite Experiment Rediscovered in Old London Volume
A 1769 London printing recounts Benjamin Franklin's kite experiment to draw electrical fire from lightning. The forgotten volume, found at Dayton Street Branch Library by librarian Chalmers Hadley, includes Franklin's Philadelphia letter dated October 19, 1752 and details a silk kite with a key to collect charge.
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Kite
Franklin
Benjamin Franklin
London
Dayton Street
Chalmers Hadley
Old Christ Church
Royal Scientific Society
Christ Church
Philadelphia
Europe
England
Royal Society
Lonon
Coal factions reach maintenance deal amid suspension threat
Miners win a pledge that maintenance workers’ jobs won’t be filled by others and agree to full shifts based on past suspensions. If wage changes occur, retroactive to Sept 1 for maintenance staff. Officials fear a longer stoppage, while Ohio predicts only a small price rise and denies $15 a ton.
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Jpast
Pinchot
Hazelton
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Dalano
Schuylkill County
Wilkesbarre
Scottish Rite Members Invited to Service for Josep M Dutten
Brethren of the Scottish Rite and Brethren are asked to attend the service for the late Josep M Dutten. Services at Norwood Masonic Temple begin at 2 o’clock with officiant F Wittiak Pyele' and Sukeetats oe assisting.
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Rite
Josep M. Dutten
Norwood
Masonic Pete Ree
F. Wittiak Pyele
Death notices for CHAM Chambers and Westkamp family
Fragmentary notices list deaths of John W. Chambers at Christ Hospital with a Norwood address, a Ces D or M deceased, and Henry J. Westkamp. Mentions limited service details and invites friends to attend at local chapel. Names and addresses are partially obscured.
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John W. Chambers
Christ Hospital
Ces D
Nee Wilson
Avenue
Norwood
Westkamp
Henry J
Sten Vande
Wightyeel
Ine Street Y
Cremation Services by Busse Borgmann Co
The Busse and Borgmann Co guardians directors advertise non sectarian cremation services at 1617 Freeman Avenue Three Chapels with no charges stated.
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Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenua
Soft coal producers target Atlantic markets amid anthracite disruption
Central Pennsylvania Maryland and Northern West Virginia soft coal producers move to profit from anthracite troubles by invading New England and Mid Atlantic with up to 5 million tons of stove site coal monthly. Secretary Charles ONeill says the smokeless soft coal can be delivered to Eastern homes at about eight dollars a ton.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
New England
Middle Atlantic
Charles O'Neill
Central Pennsylvania Coal Producers’ Association
No Strike Committee Disbands in Scranton
The anthracite region business men's no strike committee formally disbanded at a Scranton meeting. Mediators admitted hope of averting a September 1 mining suspension was abandoned in a formal statement.
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Associated Press
Scranton
Viola Vale Divorces Albert Russell for Non-Support
In Los Angeles on August 28 Mrs. Albert Russell known as Viola Vale filed for divorce from Albert Russell alleging non support. Albert Russell is described as brother of screen actor William Russell.
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Viola Vale
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Albert Russell
William Russell
River traffic and river level update for Cincinnati area
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 12.2 feet and was not changing. The Chris Greene from Pomeroy arrived at 6 p.m. and the Queen City was expected to arrive from Louisville at 9 a.m. and depart for that point tomorrow at 9 a.m. The General Wood was due from Pittsburg this afternoon and the Chris Greene planned to leave for Charleston at 6 p.m.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
Queen City
Louisville
General Wood
Pittsyenge
Chris Greene
Charleston
Steamer Chris Greene Schedules Aug 29 From Greene Line
Steamer Chris Greene departs Saturday August 29 at 5 pm from the Greene Line wharfboat serving Portsmouth Ironton Island Catlettsburg Harttin Gal Moolis Charleston and intermediate points. Telephone Main 1457.
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Chris Greene
Greene Line
Portsmouth
Ironton
Hland
Catlettsburg
Harttin Gal Moolis
Charleston
Telephone Main
Weather summary for Ohio and surrounding states
Weather outlook shows fair conditions for Ohio and Kentucky with warmer lips on Saturday and scattered warmth Sunday. West Virginia and Indiana expect fair skies with warming trends in the north. The table reports today’s readings from Eastport to Nashville with highs from 66 to 96 and scattered precipitation in some locations. record and historical comparisons for August 28, 1925 reflect clear conditions and mild temperatures.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Port Lon
Indiana
Eastport
Iss
Boston
Kana
City
Omaha
Birm
Ham
Denver
N.orleans
Phoenix
Galveston
Sie
Kane
Pittsburgh
Louisville
Nashville
S.marie
Pas
Coolidge Gift Dog Exiled to Devil Dogs Ill
In Swampscott Massachusetts former Coolidge household dog Paul Pry an Airedale who was sent to the Devil Dogs two months ago for misbehavior at White Court nearly died today in a Lynn hospital. Official bulletin says he is resting comfortably but suffering from ptomaine poisoning after shellfish overindulgence.
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Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
Lynn
Paul Pry
White Court
Local incidents report at a glance
Bertrand Blake of Lexington treated for bruises after being struck by a taxi at Second and Broadway. Cab fled the scene. witnesses testifying. Arthur E. Roberts to speak at Hyde Park County toast. A theft of about 330 dollars from Avondale Motor Car Company safe by a youth observed on premises. Edna Kallmeyer to become secretary to U.S. District Attorney May. George Eicher, 25, of Newport, fractured ankle when truck at a station was hit by a train.
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Bertrand Blake
Lexington
General Hospital
Second
Broadway
Second District
Blake
Arthur E. Roberts
Hyde Park County
Avondale Motor Car Company
Redding Road
Sald
Edna Kallmeyer
First Avenue
Price Hill
Haroth E. May
United States District Attorney
Helen Lee
Ently
Kallmeyer
Births listed for many couples across city streets
A jumble of birth notices lists numerous couples with addresses such as 4151 Mgd An PAST Walter and Myrtle 1439 Walnut and 4119 Fergus Gnatae. Names include EUDALY Newton and Mary and RUDIN Mors and Rae with various street locations and several newborn girls and boys noted.
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Peck Antiew
Edna
Walter
Myrtle
Walnut Street
Eudaly
Newton and Mary
Mason Street
Pars Ven
Fairfield Avepeette
Belevue
Reil
Harry
Marie
Gurren Posteat
Clara
Fergus Gnatae
Jacobs—Arrie
Alice
Michigan Avenue
KiEbs
Frank
Ruth
Henshaw Kyle
William
Ophelia
Shawmoor Avenue
Lack—Clifford
Republic Street
Lipps
Rose
Tanner Avenue
May
Kendal
Narcissus
West Eighth Street
Mittich
Albert
Aggie
Bone Regi
Mohaupt
Adam and
Julia
Pleasant Street
Eee
Irene
West Liberty
Piening
Mt. Hope Rudin
Mors and
Rae
Blair Avenue
Shaftier
Herbert
Dorothy
Entmeron
Narcella
Loveland
Wendell-Bert
Martha
West Daniel Street
Mrs Anna E Chambers Dies at Christ Hospital
Anna Elizabeth Chambers 62 of Chattanooga formerly Taylor Park died at Christ Hospital after a recent operation. Her son Earl E Chambers died in France with the American Expeditionary Forces. She was vice president of Mothers of Democracy and represented Cincinnati as a gold star mother. Burial will be beside her son at Spring Grove Cemetery. she leaves a husband John W Chambers two sisters and a brother. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Anna Elizabeth Chambers
Chattanooga
Taylor Park
American Legion
Cincinnati
France
Christ Hospital
Chambers
Earl E. Chambers
Amber
American Expeditionary Forces
John W. Chambers
Burkhart Shirt Company
Pollock Funeral Set For This Afternoon
Funeral services for Frank P. Pollock of Norwood will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Myers funeral home Norwood. Pollock prominent in Democratic politics served as State Highway Inspector and one term Clermont County Commissioner. He leaves widow Addie Pollock and two daughters Pearl Stanforth Pt. Pleasant W Va and May I McGrath Norwood.
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Frank P. Pollock
Park and
Forest Avenues
Norwood
Myers Funeral Home
Cameron
Main Avenues
Pollock
Clermont County
Cox
Addie Pollock
Pearl Stanforth
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
May I. McGrath
Auto theft arrest in city after night attempt
Policemen Mangold and Dierlein arrested Gus Eisenmann age 19 of 2200 Wheeler street after they found him attempting to start the automobile of Dr. Philip Pogue at 405 Evanswood place. Eisenmann is held on suspicion.
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Mangold and
Dierlein
Gus Eisenmann
Wheeler Street
Philip Pogue
Evanswood Place
Eisenmann
Vets Indorse Thompson for Commander-in-Chief
The Harry C. Egbert Camp No. 1 United Spanish War Veterans endorsed Carmi A. Thompson of Cleveland Ohio as candidate for Commander-in-Chief at a meeting in Veterans Memorial Hall 322 Broadway. A national convention will be held in St. Petersburg Florida in September.
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Indorse Thompson
Harry C. Egbert
United Spanish War ‘Veterans
Carmi A. Thompson
Cleveland
National Organization
Veterans’ Memorial Hall
Broadway
St. Petersburg
Fla
Shipping arrivals and departures reported for August 28
The New York World News Service lists ships arrived from Southampton and Rotterdam and others, including Mauretania De Grasse Manchuria Amsterdam and Lapland. Departures include Olympic to Southampton and Matura to Grenada with times noted.
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New York World News Service
Ae York
Mauretania
Southampton
Yaeeet
de Grasse
Eos
Manchuria
Sansenac
Lapland den Antwerp
Ae Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Olympic
M. Ouatte
Horta
Munemar
Nassau
M. Matura
Grenada
Nickerie
Port Au Prince
West End Brick Buildings Sell for Investment Total
Two brick buildings with eight rooms at 1020 and 1022 East Ninth Street West End were sold yesterday by Samuel Harris and Sol Rosenbaum to Samuel Malinsky for 10 750. The 4 by 40 by 80 feet structures were purchased for investment.
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Ninth Street
West End
Samuel Harris
Sol Rosenbaum
Samuel Malinsky
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Natural Bridge
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Sale City
Dixie Terminal
Covington and
H.F. Tangeman
Union Central Bldg
Dr. G. F. McKim
Frederick W. Lamb
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George V
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U. O. C. Law School
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Dixie Terminal Arcade
Jeanne Eagels Coy
Kinsey Brothers
Shamokin
District 9
John Uhl
Harr
Theen
F. M. Kirby
F.W. Woolworth Company
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Ohio Exchange
Columbus
W. D. Kinney
Southern
Ohio Coal Exchange
Lodge
Pomeroy
Abe Giaaeeeeee
Burgh, Pa
Dalek
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Dam
Aseee
Aweee
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Kak.ie Wa
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Apeee Ark
Fall
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Coolidge’s .Gift- Dog
Anna E. Chambers
F. P. Pollock
Ruth Crump
Findlay Street
William Crump
Steamship News
Chester Park
Dance Palace
American Lodge Co. O. F
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Clothes Shop
Marshall
Mich
Adam
Ohio Truss Co
Cincinnati, O
Harold Bell Wright
Brian Kent
Kenneth Harlan
Helene
Chadwick
Capitol
Richard Barthelmess
Dorothy Mackaill
Milton Sills
Doris Kenyon
Lloyd Hughes
Betty Bronson
Dorothy Devore
Harold Lloyd
Anita Stewart
Lytell
Tom MIX
Tony
House Peters
John Poundstone
McHenry Road
Edith Sicking
Trevor Place
Max F. Thompson
Dorothy Bregg
Kennedy
John F. Schroeder
Golden
Anne Puke
Gres
Read
Chariton M. Mason Oeenee
Imperial St
Caroline Burkholter
Yark
Edwin Adams
Pereeerreterreraes
Eleanore Rahn
Mt. Healthy
Ethel M. Koehler
Edward G. Mary
Glenway
Viola Ell
Commercial
Charles Meyer
Hopkins St
Alma Wessel
Erain
Dy Sims
Atie B. Conner
Earl F. String
St. Elmo
Gertrude McShan
Denman
Fred Goelz Nee Shee
Rane
Pulte St. Minna Allendorf
Beldare St
Cecil B. Demille
Southern Ohio Savings Bank and Trust Co
Main St
the White Monkey
Barbara LA Marr
Stuart Walker
Ming Toy’s
Billy Benson
John C. Weber
Keith’s “Cyclone Rider
Thrill Supreme
Empress Canal
Jake” Fields
Sugar -Babies
Orpheum Brysone
Au Dorthy Devore
Stan Laurel
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