Disarmament Hurdles Seen in Jealousy and Internal Friction
Viscount Cecil of Chelwood outlined chief barriers to disarmament in Geneva detailing international insecurity born of historic suspicions and nationalism. He cited internal friction within government machinery as a major domestic obstacle and urged rapid move toward a preparatory commission and global disarmament conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Cecil
Associated Press
Geneva
Viscount Cecil
Chelwood
Great Britain
League of Nations’ Disarmament Council
League of Nations
Council
Paris
League
United States
International Commission of Investigation
France criticizes U.S. hypocrisy over disarmament
Communist deputy Marcel Cachin accuses the United States of pressuring Europe while keeping its own army and navy strong. He cites 1926 U.S. spendings and debts, argues America seeks subjugation of European states, and labels French interests in tobacco as exploitation by American capitalism. The chamber responds with broad applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
France
United States
World News
World Press Pub. Co
Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Marcel Cachin
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
M. Cachin
Europe
Germany
Belgium
Italy
Poland
Optimist Club to Report Dec 17 Election Results
The Optimist Club election of officers at the Gibson today will have results announced at the annual University Club meeting on December 17. President Stanley C. Roettinger and Vice President Horace Drake were elected, with J. P. H. Brewster as Treasurer and Hiram S. Mathers Jr. as Secretary, while Sergeant at Arms and two Board of Governors seats remained unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Optimist Club
Gibson
J. P. H. Brewster
Hiram §S. Mathers, Jr
George Hauck
Simon R
W. K. Ballantyne
Frank E. Fee
Charles A. Elliott
Edward 5. Rooney
Board of Governors
A. L. Behmger
Behmyer
Cincinnati
Fined $500 for negro who sold liquor to boy
Ray Hodges twenty four year old, described as a negro, of 68 Washington Terrace, was fined $500 and costs on two counts after being charged with possessing liquor and selling it to a fifteen year old boy. Detectives arrested him at 2920 Ashland Avenue. The boy, a Hoffman School pupil, was said to have become intoxicated from moonshine. Hodges faces another charge of contributing to juvenile delinquency and will be heard before Judge C W Hoffman soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Hodges
Washington Terrace
Eyrich
Hodges
Ashland Avenue
Megger, Lutz
Webbe
Hoffman School
C. W. Hoffman
Jury delays in Rhinelander case prompt further evidence
White Plains N Y December 10 The Rhinelander annulment jury investigation adjourned with no action cited by District Attorney Rowland Westchester County He said more witnesses and evidence will be summoned when the grand jury reconvenes Tuesday and that the case will not cause a mistrial nor affect the verdict on this count
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
White Plains
N. Y
Rhinelander
Rowland
West Chester County
Tuberculosis topics at Academy of Medicine program
Dr. R S Austin will present The Tubercle Bacillus and Tuberculosis at the Literary Club located at 25 East Eighth Street Monday at 8 15 PM. The evening’s general theme is Symptoms on Tuberculosis with Dr J H Skavlem on pathology immunity and treatment and Dr B N Carter on surgical treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Medicine
R. S. Austin
Literary Club
East Eighth Street
J. H Skavlem
B. N. Carter
Nurses Gather For Holiday Programs In December
At a glance the Ohio Association of Graduate Nurses plans an evening meeting on December date with alumnae of Sewickley School of Nursing presenting a Christmas program. The Jewish Hospital School of Nursing alumnae hold a December meeting at Mrs Uhlfelder’s home 809 Cleveland Avenue at eight o'clock. Railroad Employees in the area offer first aid instruction as a Red Cross demonstration caravan arrives from Norfolk & Western, touring Cincinnati for five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Association OF Graduate Nurses of
Rict
Sewick Ways
Nurs
Jewish Hospital School of Nursing
Er Uhifelder
Cleveland Avenue
Sta
Ravelin
Norfolk & Western
Cincinnati
Local Names and Addresses Listed in Detroit Notices
A compiled list presents residents Armand Bonimini Ruth Sanger Moses Harrington Katie Streety Arthur E Stern Hilda Thurnock Abraham J Levin Carolyn Wolfstein with multiple addresses in Detroit Michigan. The document enumerates residences including 2811 Woodburn Ave 2587 Vine St 948 John St 621 W Ninth St 552 Maple St 1808 Baymiller St 847 Glenwood Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armand Bonimini
Ruth Sanger
Moses Harrington
Katie Streety
Arthur E. Stern
Hilda Thurnock
Abraham J. Levin
Carolyn Wolfstein
Woodburn Ay
Vine St
John St
Ninth St
Maple St
Baymiller St
Detroit
Mich
Glenwood Av
River Gauge Echoes Riverfront Towboat Movements
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 19.8 feet last night as the John W. Hubbard arrived from Louisville at 11.80. The Kentucky scheduled to reach from Louisville at noon and return there at 5 tonight. The Sam P. Suit towboat of Island Creek Coal Co arrived yesterday with a coal tow from Huntington West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Cincinnati
John W. Hubbard
Louisville
Charleston
Ris Greene
al Et Abe
Bisville
Kentucky
Sam P. Suit
Island Creek Coal Company
Huntington
W. Va
Weather summary and temperatures across states
The report notes increasing cloudiness and warmer weather in Ohio and Kentucky with chances of light rain or snow Friday, fair and slightly colder Saturday. Indiana and Tennessee show unsettled to mostly cloudy conditions with minor warming, while West Virginia expects warmer Friday and cooler Saturday. A table lists current and high temperatures with precipitation across several cities, including Eastport, Atlantic City, Birmingham, New Orleans, Chicago, Kansas City, Louisville, Nashville, and others, along with a December 1925 record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Tennessee
Northwest
West Virginia
Eastport
Beaton
City
Birm’ham
N. Orleans
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Louisville
San Nashville
Community Chest Plans Discussed by Chairmen
The District Chairmen of the Community Chest Campaign Committee met at the Chamber of Commerce with a dinner to map the 1926 campaign slated for late April. The honorary member election and annual banquet are set for January 12 at the Linton. Julian Rauch, longtime Chest organizer, proposed forming an Advisory Committee of former General Chairmen. Chase H. Davis chaired the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest
Chamber of Commerce
Chest
Linton
Julian Rauh
Organization of the Chest
Missing Norwood electrician described in police report
Mrs Albert W Hatch of 4920 Linden avenue Norwood told police last night her husband, 27, 5 feet 8 inches, 135 pounds, electrician, had been missing since December 8 at 2 p m He is described as slender with brown eyes and a medium dark complexion He left in a brown overcoat gray pin striped suit brown oxfords and a light alpine hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert W. Hatch
Linden Avenue
Norwood
Million-dollar gift to YWCA in memory of Mrs McCormick
Cyrus H McCormick and his sons Cyrus Jr and Gordon donate 1 million dollars to the Young Women's Christian Association. The funds will fund a Chicago residence hall for women and girls in memory of Mrs McCormick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Cyrus H. McCormick
Cyrus, Jr
Gordon
Young Women’s Christian Association
McCormick
Auto Hits Bus Rider in Cincinnati Injuring Patrolmen
John Lyon 25 of Covington was hit by a car driven by Lawrence Grossmeyer on Warsaw avenue near Pearl street. Patrolmen Glott and Halbrecht were thrown from their seats and injured. they were treated at General Hospital.
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Warsaw
Ing
John Lyon
Pearl Street
Covington
Lawrence Grossmeyer
Hillside Avenue
Lyon
Joseph A.conners
Warsaw Avenue
Harry McFadden
West Fourth Street
Madison Road
Marburg
Glott and
Halbrecht
General Hospital
Fred D. Lotter
West
McMicken Avenue
George C. Douglass
Terrace Avenue
Bifth
Vine Streets
Douglass
Methodist Book Concern
Lotter
Hughes High School
Thomas Morris
Baymiller Street
Emma Jones
Riverside Avenue
Five Traffic Offenders Fined and One Jailed
Charles O Goener 51 of 145 Peete street sentenced to 30 days in jail for intoxicated driving. Charles A Goener fined costs for drunkenness by Judge Woeste. George Miller of 505 Hawthorne fined 25 dollars plus costs for reckless driving. Speeders fined include George Dacey 25 of 755 Wayne avenue ten dollars, Orville Kuster 24 of 3129 Benson avenue five dollars, and Lawrence Stephens 25 of 508 Ninth street Covington fifteen dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O. Goener
Peete Street
Charles A. Goener
Joseph Woeste
George Miller
Hawthorne Avenue
George Dacey
Wayne Avenue
Orville Kuster
Benson Avenue
Lawrence Stephens
Ninth Street
Covington
Nomination Committee Named by Cincinnati Fire Underwriters
Nelson J. Edwards of the Cincinnati Fire Underwriters' Association named a committee to nominate at least six eligible candidates for the Executive Committee. Three will be elected at the annual meeting in the First National Bank Building on January 14. Retiring directors are Edwards, Taylor Goshorn and Schmidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson J. Edwards
Cincinnati Fire Underwriters’ Association
H. M. Alexander
J. T. Dillhoff
W. S. Hukil
L. 4. Guntrum
Robert D. Schmidt
First National Bank
Mr. Edwards
Taylor Goshorn
Mr. Schmidt
Furniture Club Elects Officers At Grand
J Harry Fathauer was elected President of the Queen City Furniture Club at the annual election last night at the Grand. George Angert and others were elected to key posts and directors including William E Miller Alfred Lammers H C Broening R T Carroll Henry Hagemann Jr Milton Marx and F C Steiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furniture Club
J. Harry Fathauer
Queen City Furniture Club
George Angert
William E. Miller
Alfred Lammers
H. C. Broening
R. T. Carroll
Henry Hagemann, Jr
Milton Marx
F. Cc.’ Steiner
Printer Dom Crowley Dies Unexpectedly at 63
Dom Crowley a longtime printer and linotype operator for more than twenty nine years at The Commercial Tribune in Commercial Square died suddenly yesterday morning. He was found in his niece Mrs John Marvins home and leaves a daughter Dorothea. Funeral service set for Saturday at J J Sullivan funeral home and Church of the Assumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dom
Crowley
Commercial Tribune
Commercial Square
John Marvin
June Street
Cincinnati
Old Elm Street Printing Company
Typographical Union
Louisville
Thomas
J. Crowley
Bellevue Hagles
Dorothea
J. J. Sullivan
Church of the Assumption
William Dwyer dies after brief illness
William Dwyer aged 61 died yesterday morning at his home 1731 Kinney avenue Walnut Hills after a short illness. He worked in general contracting and specialized in railroad roundhouses. He is survived by his widow Mrs Carrie Dwyer and a five year old son William Jr. The funeral with a requiem high mass will be at St Francis de Sales Church Walnut Hills at 8 30 Monday morning. Burial follows at the new St Joseph's Cemetery Price Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dwyer
Kinney Avenue
Walnut Hills
William Taylor Irwin Rites Held at Christ Church
The Rev. Frank Nelson officiates as William Taylor Irwin, retired broker and former Irwin Ballmann partner, is laid to rest after a long illness. He died Wednesday at his sister Mrs. Lowell F Hobart’s home 3417 Brookline Avenue. The funeral is this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Irwin
Frank Nelson
William Taylor Irwin
Irwin-Ballmann Company
Lowell F. Hobart
Brookline Avenue
Christ,Church
Andre Beauniier Dies in Paris
Paris obituary notes Andre Beauniier writer and novelist has died. An advertisement for Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets promotes its use against colds grip and influenza with the box bearing E. W. Grove signature and a 30 cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andre Beaunier
Associated Press
Paris
Andre Beauniier
E. W. Grove
Buses Lose to Cars As Indy Mayor Urges Transit Merge
Lew Shank Indianapolis mayor told Rotary Club the independent bus system cannot compete with street car or rail service. He urged buses be supervised by street car companies and used with rails to curb downtown congestion and avoid costly rubber paving. He also criticized true crime wave theories citing historical comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew” Shank
Indianapolis
Rotary Club
Linton
Conjun N
Shank
United States
Chaplain Delivers Fractured View On Modernists Faith Clash
House Chaplain Rev James E Shera Montgomery at the American Grocery Specialty Manufacturers Association convention restated the modernist fundamentalist dispute in twelve words saying modernists deny hell while fundamentalists insist on hell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
James E. Shera Montgomery
House
American Grocery Specialty Manufacturers’ Association
Roosevelt Arrives in Delhi After Central Asia Safari
Kermit Roosevelt lands in Delhi as James Simpson Field Roosevelt expedition returns with a fine group of Marco Polo sheep. The party plans visits with Lord Reading in Calcutta and shooting in the Central Provinces jungles with Sir Henry Farrington before Nepal hunts and February return to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delhi
India
Kermit Roosevelt
James Simpson-Field-Roosevelt
Tian Shan
Pamir
Central Asia
Roosevelt
Calcutta
Lord Reading
Central Provinces
Sir Henry Farrington
Bengal
Nepal
United States
Births and Lodge Notices from Lincoln Lodge No 17
Birth announcements list numerous families with parents and addresses including Becker, Daniele, Hammond, Heenem an, Atham, Osp e, Scarbati, Schon er, Shotwell, Spilles, Tarfani, Theiss, Tracey, Wells, Wuer Tempusg, and others with newborn boys and a girl. Lodge notices request officers and members to meet Friday December 11 at 6268 Cary avenue College Hill to pay tribute to a late brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker
Carl and Vrei
Spring Grove Avenue
Daniele-Guisep
Giovanna
William
Olga
Sevence
Belle
Hammond
John
Viola
Harriet Gir
Heeneman
Harry
Annetta
Kilgour Street
Take
Helen
Laurel Atham
Cecelia
Etta
Monastery Street
Lincoln
Lodge
K. of P
Cary Avenue
College Hill
Eee
Death notices and funerals in December 1925
A series of obituaries and funeral notices list December 1925 deaths including Seon Aear a ace ye D., Ottelia Dickerscheid, Christian H. Dinkelacker, Johanna Driscoll, William Dwyer, Elizabeth Fink, William Rwin, Caroline Kohney, Christian Rumpke, James Stephenson, Mae Agen, and others. Details include addresses, funeral times, masses, and local parlor arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea J. Crowley
John H. Marvin
June Street
J. J. Sullivan & Co
Bell Place
McMillan Street
Church of “the Assumption
Dickerscheid
Ottelia
Vine Street
Dinkelacker
Christian H
Louise Dinkelacker
Driscoll
Johanna
Nee Regan
Cornelius Driscoll
Hopkins Street
J. Edward's
Kinney Paren
Walnut Hills
Fromee Res Proratay
St. Francis i
Bales Curch
Fink
Elizabeth ¢Ince Scheffer
Ce Fink
Ooklyn
N. Y
Paul Uth Clifton
Ludlow Avenue
Whitfield
St. William’s
Rice Hill
St. Joseph Mau
RWIN_William
Vesna
Eres Arena
T Chris Ee
East
Foun
P.m. Kohney
Dremnan Avenue
Stephenson
James
Louisa
Vernon Sr
Ureday Batonell
Alee
McMillan Steen Street
Glendale
Cemete
Mae Pine
Agen
Sud Becoheran
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Locarno
Harris, Moers & Co
Fisher Body Co
Stearns-Foster Co
Lockland
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Island Creek
Main
Opera Place
Cincinnati Ohio
Bill Mitzi
Louise Dresser
Don Q
Douglas Fairbanks
Capitol
Rudolph Valentino
Nitanaldi
Richard Barthelmess
Dorothy Gish
Buster
Keaton
Amundsen Polar Flight
Julian Eltinge
Ann Pennington
Thomas Meighan
Lois Wilson
Marion Davies
Conrad Nagel
Old Broadway
Tom MIX
Tony
Leatrice Joy
Orpheum
Johnnie Hines
Sky Theater
THE
Live Wire
Lews
Commene Tribune Adtaker
Canal 6300
Shubert
Ish
David Belasco
Two Continents
William Courtenay
Distinguished
Belasco Theater Co
Peewee
Vivienne Lennox
Virginia Osborne
Pawle
Cox
Eee D. Woodward
Staucurest
Dulcy
Sun
Keith
Ann Codee
Weaver Bros
Ibach
Emilie Lea
Norrinne Gibbons
Cook Comedy
Johnny Murphy
Amazon
Nile
Olympic
Lumbia Burlesque
Uevarage Niblo and
Canal
Abe Reynolds
Encer Ens
Stella Morrisey
Oeower
Pittsburgh
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Portsamouth
Lobeville
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Ind
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Ill
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Til
Peres Memphis
Tenn
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Goose
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Deere Ivanhoe
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Oree Narrows
Bee Hinn
Kanaw Falls
Ocoeemn
Terre Haute
Knoxville
Wachien
Sohnionvili
Deveensesonds
Tewrrmereey
St. Louis
Little Rock
Oeeee
Eres
Treree
WM. D.crowley
Marshall
Adam
Ohio Truss Co
Cincinnati. O
Abou Ben Misrah
C Fred A.schmidt
Busse & Borgmann Co
New Columbia
Caztza WO
Ning Rt
Columbia
Coinwall
Columbia Park
Ar Qlumbia Park
Chanbia Park
Giumbia Park
Iac Park
Columbia System
Columbia Power Company
Union Gas & Electric Company
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