Pact seals step toward world peace and disarmament
Leaders hailed the Locarno agreement as a turning point toward international arbitration and cooperation. Briand, Chamberlain, and Benes praised the pact for ending war and creating security, with the League of Nations planning a disarmament proposal for the next assembly.
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M.briand
Austen Chamberlain
Europe
Great Britain
Italy
Council of the
League of Nations
Locarno
Edoard Benes
European security pact outlined by world leaders
Foreign Ministers fromvakian, Belgium, Poland and others praised the Locarno framework and the security pact. They described guarantees of frontiers per the Versailles treaty, with Italy and Great Britain as guarantors. Germany and others promised arbitration through the League of Nations, pending German league membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Great Britain
Germany
France
Belgium
League of Nations Council
League of Nations
League
The
Hague
Locarno Pact Seen As Step Toward Peace In France
Paris observers discuss the Locarno pact and London arbitration treaties as signaling a new era of peace and goodwill among European nations. Nationalists doubt the guarantee of lasting peace while ordinary French citizens hope for a stronger entente with Germany despite lingering war fears.
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Associated Press
Paris
London
France
Germany
Locarno Pact Boosts Franco British Relations
The Locarno agreement brings a warmer tone to European relations as France values renewed security and mutual goodwill with Great Britain. Critics ask how much France must concede for full treaty effectiveness while German press tone worries leaders ahead of next month’s resumption of German commercial talks.
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France
Great Britain
Europe
Germany
Chamber
Further Reforms Needed For Locarno Peace In Germany
Berlin editors praise Locarno signing but warn full German fulfillment hinges on postwar reforms with former opponents. Dawes plan eases reparations while Rhineland pact reduces security fears, enabling cooperation over a military alliance among the United States England and France.
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Berlin
London
Locarno
Germany
Rhineland
United States
England
France
Norbeck and Gunderson Back in South Dakota GOP Fold
Pierre South Dakota December 1 Senator Peter Norbeck and Governor Carl Gunderson were endorsed for renomination by the Republican State convention. The body also backed three GOP congressmen C A Christopherson Royal C Johnson and William Williamson. Democrats failed to coalitionize and named their own ticket with C J Gunderson as U S Senate candidate after U S G Cherry declined endorsement.
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South Dakota
C. A. Christopherson
Sioux Falls
Royal C. Johnson
Aberdeen
William Williamson
Custer
World Court of International Justice
United States
Hughes
President Coolidge
C. J. Gunderson
Clay County
Gunderson
U. S. G. Cherry
Vanishing Money Trick Baffles Local Man
Herman Miller of 544 Mt Hope road found $105 missing from his overalls on November 1 while working at Good Will Foundry. Police were unable to solve the case. Laundry returned the overalls and Miller discovered seven new $10 bills in a pocket. He remains $35 poorer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Miller
Mt. Hope Road
Good Will Foundry Company
Front Street
Central Avenue
Miller
Funeral of Miss Haldy Held in Columbus
Funeral services for Miss Tecla F. Haldy daughter of George Haldy 308 McGregor avenue were held in Columbus this morning She had recently been an instructor at Ohio State University in Columbus Her mother Ada Glasca a former opera star died in a car accident in June Grief over her mother is cited as a cause for Miss Haldy s death Two aunts Mrs August Scheaffer and Mrs Walter Haldy traveled to Columbus for the funeral After the service the body was taken to Put-in-Bay for burial beside her mother
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Tecla F. Haldy
George Haldy
McGregor Avenue
Columbus
Miss Haldy
Cincinnati
Ohio State University
Ada Glasca
August Scheaffer
Southern Avenue
Walter. Haldy
Wyoming
Putin Bay
Pittsburgh Manufacturer Samuel Moon Dies in Beverly Hills
Samuel Moon, 62, a wealthy Pittsburgh manufacturer, died in Beverly Hills tonight after an operation. The death was reported from Beverly Hills California. He was noted as a prominent figure in industry and civic affairs.
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Associated Press
Beverly Hills
Cal
Samuel Moon
Pittsburgh
Kilwinning Chapter Convocation December 2
Kilwinning Chapter No 7 RA M holds stated convocation on Wednesday December 2 at 7 80 p.m. Routine business petitions and due payments. Kilwinning choir to entertain. Visitors welcome. GEO SHOEMAKER H P A T ROEVER Secretary.
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Kilwinning
R.A. M
Kilwinning Choir
Geo. Shoemaker
H. P. A. T. Roever
Death notices from a Cincinnati area paper list several obituaries
Obituaries report Julius A Alexander age 68 of Camp Washington with funeral December 2 from his home. David Earhart of Glendale with service December 2 at Glendale Presbyterian. Clay Porter husband of Julia Porter with service December 2 at his home. K Elizabeth Smith widow of Rev J C Smith with service December 8 at her son’s residence. Walter Schoolfield husband of Carrie with service December 3 in Covington and Kamigas Kentucky. Josephine F Wittkamp wife of J T M Wittkamp with service December 4 from 8660 Erie Avenue Hyde Park and burial at a nearby cemetery.
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Alexander
Julius A
Wilhelmina Alexander
Bauer
Robert
Esther
Lucille
Willa
A Avenue
Camp Washington
Earhart
David
East Willow Avenue
Glendale
Glendale Presbyterian Church
Porter
Clay
Julia Porter
Brown
Dremanaven
Spin Grove Cemetery
Smith
K. Elizabeth
J. C. Smith
Huntington Place
F. A. Smith
Middleton Avenue
Clifton
Central Bia M. seen Booklet Cremation Co Directors
Sanitary services and aesthetic measures noted by nonsectarian firm Busse Borgmann Co directors at 1517 Freeman Avenue. Cremation booklet referenced as central item with new charges and regional services.
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Stieaera. Co
Sis
Bia M
Busse & Borgmann Colrectors
Freeman Avenue
Neo
Faye Ferguson Captivates Audience In Recital Debut
A large audience welcomed pianist Faye Ferguson for the Conservatory of Music recital, opening with Beethoven Op 109 and Schumann Abegg Variations. She followed with Schubert Impromptu, Chopin Berceuse and Étude Op 25 No 11, then Rachmaninoff preludes and a Danse d Olaf, Liszt pieces, ending with the Etude de concert and a Verdi paraphrase with notable spirit.
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Faye Ferguson
Conservatory of Music
Miss Ferguson
Beethoven
Abegg
Schumann
Schubert
Chopin
Rachmaninoff
Olaf
Pick Mangiagalli
Liszt
Verdi
Cincinnati Crime Record Declared Not Bad Judge Says
Judge Edward M Hurley told a Wesley Werner Post American Legion banquet that Cincinnati crime is no worse than the national average and better than many cities He cited human factors in sentencing noting the criminal character and case circumstances were considered Dr C A Fletcher acted as toastmaster and E P Bradstreet also spoke
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Edward M. Hurley
Common Pleas Court
Hurley
Wesley Werner Post
American Legion
Homestead
Mr. Healthy
C. A. Fletcher
E. P. Bradstreet
Canada May Sue U S For Taking Lake Water
Ottawa declares action to collect damages from the United States over alleged breach of the 1909 boundary waterways treaty. Conservative MP Thomas Church of Toronto Northwest urges Canadian government to press Britain to enforce the treaty and recover costs from the Chicago Drainage Canal breaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
United States
Chicago
Chicago Drainage Canal
Nieporte Leads Price Hill Business Men Directors
John C. Nieporte was elected president of the Price Hill Business Men's Club with C. A. Luther, W. G. Kuhr, and Edward Aufdemkampe as vice presidents. Robert Fitzpatrick is recording secretary, Henry Gruter financial secretary, and Theodore Raterman treasurer. Directors named include James C. Flannery, W. E. Becker, and A. H. Schmuelling.
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Price Hill Business Men's Club
Eighth Street
Edward Aufdemkampe
John C. Nieporte
C. A. Luther
W. G. Kuhr
Mr. Aufdemkampe
Robert Fitzpatrick
Henry Gr
Bellevue Man Killed by Auto in Newport
Otto Schmidt age 62 of 254 Washington avenue Bellevue Kentucky a Campbell County resident for 25 years was fatally struck by Gregory Roell of 780 Maple avenue Newport while walking near Fourth street and Washington avenue witnesses said Roell was not cited Schmidt refused hospital care Frank Buchanan took him home where he died He leaves a widow Henrietta Schmidt a son Otto Schmidt Jr and a daughter Mrs Charles Hudson
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Otto Schmidt
Washington Avenue
Bellevue Ky
Campbell County
Gregory Roell
Maple Avenue
Newport
Fourth Street
Schmidt
Donaldson Lithographing Company
Roell
Frank Buchanan
Plaza Flats
Henrietta Schmidt
Otto Schmidt, Jr
Charles Hudson
Walnut Hills Business Club Elects Directors
Five new directors of the Walnut Hills Business Club Company were elected at the club headquarters on Gilbert avenue in a tight race. A P Burke and W R Rogsseter were re elected, with Charles A Hart George E Heckert and Walter J Sperber gaining seats. Officers to be chosen at tonight’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills Business Club Company
Gilbert Avenue
A. P. Burke
W. R. Rogsseter
Charles A. Hart
George E. Heckert
Walter J. Sperber
Supreme Court Upholds Odor Evidence in Newark Case
Ohio Supreme Court refuses to review Swartz conviction based on odor detected by three Newark police officers who said they smelled corn liquor in a bottle he allegedly discarded. Court upheld Newark Municipal Court and county and appellate rulings. Swartz argued smelling is insufficient evidence for a criminal conviction beyond reasonable doubt.
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Columbus
Robert Swartz
Newark
Ohio Supreme Court
Municipal Court of
Licking County Common Pleas
Supreme Court
Swartz
Hockley
Willams and
Ferhow
Harbor delegates named for National Rivers and Harbors Conference
Mayor Carrel appointed a list of delegates to attend the National Rivers and Harbors Conference in Washington, D. C., on December 9 and 10. The roster includes A. E. Anigoven, T. W. Appleby, Castel George, Dieterle, Gibbe, Robert [surname], Hall, Goble, Gordon C., Genepe, Thos Harrison, James T. [surname], M. W. Lacintreas, Julien Pollak, George Puchta, James A. Reilly, Lewis E. Skinner, and D. D. Woodmansee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrel
Washington, D. C
A. E. Anigoven
T. W. Appleby
Castel
George Bbe
Dieterle
A Cc
Gibbe
Robert Ete
Hall
J . Goble
Gordon C. Genepe
Thos Harrison
James T
M. W. Lacintreas
Julien
Pollak
George Puchta
James A. Reilly
Lewis E. Skinner
D. D. Woodmansee
Bogus Prince as Guest Takes American's Gems
Mrs. P. E. Riggs of California hosted a conman posing as Prince Nino of Trevino in Paris. The Romanian Basile Majescu distracted her with a ringing bell, enabling theft of $20,000 in jewels. Police traced him to Brussels where the jewels were found.
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Alfred M. Murray
New York World News Service
Paris
P.E. Riggs
California
Prince Nino of
Trevino
Nino
Brussels
N. World N Ser
No World
Kirby's Federal Trial Begins Over Fraud Charge
Josiah Kirby former president of the Cleveland Discount Company faces a federal fraud trial in Cleveland Ohio. Within hours prosecutors called witnesses and offered numerous exhibits while Judge Killits warned of night sessions to keep the case from holidays. The government will try to show securities beyond first mortgages were involved. The defense asserts Kirby's innocence.
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Cleveland, CO
Josiah Kirby
Cleveland Discount Company
Killits
United States
Bernsteen
Kirby
Discount Company
Luther S. Day
Two Dead and Two Missing in Fire and Explosion
In Lake Charles Louisiana a fire damaged a large business block causing about one million dollars in losses. Hollis Vincent died later in hospital and William Guillotte a fireman was found among the ruins. Several others were injured, two seriously. In Braintree Massachusetts two men are believed dead after an explosion and fire in a City Service Refining Company oil tank. The victims were crew members from ships that had arrived with oil cargoes.
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Lake Charles
Hollis Vincent
William Guillotte
Braintree
Mass
City Service Refining Company
Tries to Bomb Family Ends Life in Vermilion Church
Clark W. Jay, 76, attempted to dynamite a house where his son and two others slept near Vermilion Ohio. After a four hour standoff, he shot himself as deputies broke into the retreat, while R W Wagner and others extinguished the lit fuses and saved two lives. Local friends say Jay appeared mentally deranged.
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Lorain
Clark W. Jay
Vermilion
Here
Cole
Erie County
R. W. Wagner
Jay
Charles Jay
Wagner
Sailors Fire Ship to Signal Rescue After Seventeen Days Adrift
Twenty two bronzed sailors from the freighter Algiers landed in New York aboard the White Star liner Doric. Penniless and without food or water for more than seventy hours, they survived fifteen days at sea after drifting in an angry ocean. With no help in sight they set their vessel on fire to attract a passing steamer, the Rassay bound for Cardiff, which then reached the scene and rescued the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Doric
Algiers
Rassay
Cardiff
Wales
Public Utilities Commission Denies Hamilton Cincinnati Bus Line
The Ohio Supreme Court upheld the Public Utilities Commission ruling denying a motor bus line certificate to Thomas Magnuson for service between Hamilton and Cincinnati via the Hamilton and Cincinnati pike. The court noted Magnuson had already discontinued operations in May 1923, forfeiting his exemption under the Freeman Collister law taking effect April 28, 1923.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Public Utilities Commission
Thomas Magnuson
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Hamilton and
Cincinnati Pike
Magnuson
William Fitzpatrick Turf Writer Dies in Baltimore
William J. Willie Fitzpatrick, a well known turf writer, died in Baltimore at the Hotel Kernan from pleuropneumonia after a cold from racing at Bowie. He fell ill on Thanksgiving Day. his wife and daughter Ethel were present. The body was taken to New York for burial later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
William J
Willie) Fitzpatrick
Kernan
Bowie
Ethel Fitzpatrick
New York
Vanderbilt Names 1926 Football Captain
Nashville Tenn December 1 Neil Cargile Commodore end was elected captain of the Vanderbilt 1926 football team last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Nashville, Tenn
Neil Cargile
Commodore
Vanderbilt
Work Forecasts Timber Famine and Policy Reforms
Interior Secretary Work urges Congress to protect timber lands and revise the timber and stone act to preserve public acreage for ten years. He warns of a coming timber famine and backs reclamation policy changes and losses charging unproductive lands to relieve indebted farmers. He opposes abandoning the Alaska Railroad and says converting it to a highway is impractical due to weather.
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Washington
Congress
Interior Department
Work
Department
Oregon
Christmas toy drive at Horace Mann Mothers and Teachers Club
Members will bring a toy for a poor child and a ten cent gift for another member at the meeting tomorrow afternoon 2 30 at the school. The program is a Christmas one as the last meeting before holidays. Dr J F Herget to speak. Rabbi David Philipson to address Cincinnati Zionist District tonight at 8 15. L K Langbron to speak before Rotary Boys Club today on gas and electric service and Columbia System resources. Arthur E Roberts to talk on The Child in the Light of Modern Psychology at Addyston Mothers and Teachers Club tomorrow.
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Horace Mann Mothers and Teachers’ Club
J. F. Herget
David Philipson
Cincinnati
L. K. Langbron
Union Gas and Electric Company
Rotary Boys Club
Franklin
Gas and Electric Service
Resources of Columbia System
Columbia Gas Supply Company
Arthur E. Roberts
Addyston Mothers and Teachers’ Club
Births A eee and Flora at 509 Culvert street
A list of births with parents and addresses across the city. Entries include BENHA Mary 5146 Carthage Avenue BUDDEYER Ano and Frieda 1927 Vine Street girl. Several lines show pairs and infant genders, with numerous street addresses and surnames such as BENDER CHERDRON FLAHERTY FARFSIN ORUBENHOFF GEORGES GEAR HESS HODGE JOHNSON KLEIN KLEHFOTH MEYER MILES NIMMO NIEMAN PORTER STRATUMAN VET WALTON and others.
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Eee
Flora
Mary
Carthage Avenue
Buddeyer Ano
Frieda
Vine Street
Bender
George
Bess
Vine Cherdron
Walter
Margaret
Oak Thomas
Catherine
Flaherty
Treethy
Sarah
E Street
Farfsin Sarare
Edward
Florence
Orubenhoff—Hiarcy
Anna
Ce Avenue
Georges
Michael
Virginia
Gear
William and Margaret
West University Avenue
Lane
Liberty
Ine Frederik
Alma
Delta Avenue
Hess Paul
Helen
Pulte Street
Hodge—Franklin and
Southside Avenue
Johnson
Daniel
Sophia
Providence Street
Klein
Alice
Summit Avenue
Klehfoth
Albert
Matilda
More Avenue
Meyer Josens
East Court
Meyer—Karl
Camille
Melish Avenue
Miles Robert
Ida
Oliver Street
Nimmo
Lower River Road
Nieman Walter
Janet
Linden Road
Porter
William and Marjorie
Taft Road
Eeey and
Marguerite
Glenavenue
Strat Utman
William and Mary
Pid Run Road
William and
Laura
Harrison Avenue
Schrohenloher
Robert and Mary
Grove Avenue
Henry and
Eleanor
East
Mitchell Avenue
Walton Chester
Loraine
Central Avenue
Chickie Promises Comeback in Hype Teaser
A playful tease promises the arrival of Chickie with repeated lines urging readers to wait and not miss the appearance. The copy centers on anticipation and a catchy promo feel.
Court Martial Wrangle Over Graves Reid Brawls In Court
A naval court martial session in Hawaii turned chaotic as Captain H E Yarnell faced cross examination and a protest by Major Gullion. General Graves and Mr Reid sparred over who could speak, with the judge warning both sides to address the court and maintain order. The challenge to Graves was not sustained and the bickering continued for hours.
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Reid
H. E. Yarnell
Navy
Naval
Yarnell
Army
Basion Malakai
Gullion
Graves
Winship
Siberia
Howze
Weather across states fair and warming midweek
Ohio and West Virginia see fair weather Wednesday and Thursday with warmer Thursday. Kentucky and Tennessee also fair with rising temperatures. Indiana mostly fair with gradual temperature rise. A table lists current and high temperatures and last twenty four hours precipitation across major cities and regions.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Portion
Indiana
Ham
N. Orleans
Galveston
Pittsburgh
Louisville
San Diego
Nashville
Winnipen
Marie
Pas
Hum
River traffic notes and boat arrivals at Cincinnati
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood 21.5 feet at 6 last night. The John W. Hubbard from Louisville was due at 11. The General Wood from Pittsburgh and the Chris Greene from Pomeroy were reported at 5 o'clock. The Ed W. Hubbard from Louisville also listed at 5. Louisville-bound Kentucky scheduled to arrive at 11 this morning and return at 5 tonight.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
John W. Hubbard
Louisville
General Wood Feet
Pittsburgh
Chris Greene
Pomeroy
Ed W. Hubbard
Kentucky
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