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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1925

Page

4

Americans Trapped on International Train Amid China Battle

An international train from Peking to Tientsin returned to Peking after coming under fire from Feng Yu-Hsiang and Li Ching-Ling forces near Yangtsun. Twenty Americans, nine Britons, Japanese officials, and four League of Nations observers rode safely, though crowded under coaches. one airplane bombed nearby.

Peking China Tientsin Feng Yu- Hsiang Li Ching-Ling Yangtsun League of Nations Manchuria Feng Yu-Hsiang Chihli Tuentsin Feng William S. Kalgan M. C. Taylor Chicago C. S. Ward E. W

Ships of Italian Marines Guard Chinese Train Trains

Yangstan is about twenty miles north of Tientsin and Langfang twenty-five miles farther northwest toward Peking. Both are station points on the Peking Tientsin Railroad, main artery between Peking and the coast. During the present Chinese trouble these international trains have carried a guard of foreign soldiers or marines. The Italian marines mentioned formed the guard on this train.

Yangstan Tientsin Langfang Peking Peking-Tientsin

Minister Buckley Held On Disorderly House Charge

Dayton Ohio December reports a capias issued for Rev. J. A. Buckley age 32 after he failed to appear in Police Court on a loitering in a disorderly house charge. Buckley was arrested following a raid and released on bond signed by his wife, but again did not answer the charge.

Dayton J. A. Buckley Pohlman

Uncle Joe Cannon Feels Fine Buying Cigars

Danville II December 12 Uncle Joe Cannon told questioners he was feeling fine after purchasing a handful of very black cigars at a drug store near his home. He complimented his appearance, saying he hadn't felt better in months, then drove off in his limousine for an hour.

Danville II Joe” Cannon

French Troops Suffer Heavy Loss in Damascus Battle

Reports reach Jerusalem that 200 French soldiers were killed in a day long battle with Druse tribesmen near Damascus. French forces numbering several hundred faced encirclement and near annihilation according to advices received.

Jewish Telegraphic Agency Jerusalem Damascus

City voting law threatens fines for non voters

In Mexico City the federal district government orders punishment for qualified voters who skip municipal elections tomorrow. The law prescribes a fine of one to fifty pesos, or imprisonment from one to fifteen days, or both.

Celia Associated Press Mexico City Federal

Avenues Open for Women in Vocational Paths

Dean Josephine P Simrall of the University of Cincinnati discusses how women have expanded from marriage and teaching to many fields. She urges vocational training for two roles, professional work and home making, and highlights opportunities in law medicine nursing science social work physical education architecture journalism and home economics at the university.

Josephine P. Simrall University of Cincinnati Law Medicine New School of Household Administration

College Liberal Arts Course Aims at Broad Cultural Education

A catalog describes the four year program in the College of Liberal Arts preparing students for life through general education. It highlights trained home administrators and a broad cultural curriculum as essential for success in the art of living.

Ify College of Liberal Arts

Judge Sentences Youth With Conditional Release Plan

John Kimball an 18 year old with no clear family ties faced sentence in Criminal Court before Judge Struble after a larceny trial. The judge ordered thirty days in jail with a conditional release if responsible locals provide work on a farm to prevent further mischief.

John Kimball Struble Cincinnati Kimball

Judge Delivers 30 Year Threat Over Tire Theft Case

A West gin mill worker named George Morris faced Judge Struble in Criminal Court for stealing tires to cover debts. The judge joked about tailoring pockets and warned that Morris would face the full law if he repeats the crime, noting the penalty could be thirty days or thirty years. The tense exchange ended with a grim reminder of possible punishment.

Struble George Morris West Morris Judge Struble

Three Claimants Seek $1800 Police Death Benefit

In Common Pleas Court Judge F L Hoffman heard three claimants for the $1800 police death benefit left by Oliver F Primrose Police Sergeant. Widows Musette Primrose and Mary Primrose and housekeeper Anna Parmerton attended the hearing, with Parmerton named beneficiary and the widow contesting the will. The judge ordered briefs from the claimants' attorneys.

Oliver F. Primrose F. L. Hoffman Common Pleas Court Musette Primrose East Fourth Street Mary Primrose Elm Street Anna Parmerton Lexington Avenue Primrose Hoffman

Court Notes and Divorce Petitions Mixed With Debts

A divorce petition by Mrs. Maude Barnard accuses her husband He M Barnard of long term intoxication and seeks to restrain removal of over $1,000 in funds. other notices include suits for labor and materials on a Jacob Rutz house and a $19,650 claim by Cosmopolitan Bank on a $20,000 promissory note plus foreclosure actions.

Maude Barnard HE. M. Barnard Willow Avenue Glendale Jacob Rutz Ern Rim Henry Minges Applegate Avenue Cheviot Cosmopolitan Bank’ and Trust Comany William Coco Fos Commercial Square Yes A. W. Williamson Ee Avenue

Pleas Court Docket Announces Several Civil Actions

Common Pleas Court lists cases including Murphy vs Henson for 264.76, Automobile Bathange vs note for 324, City Coal Co. vs Fox lien and execution for 33.25, Lula Sanders vs Ston Sanders for divorce, Henry Mingeles vs Jacob Rutz for 157.95, and Bank and Trust Co. matters totaling 19 750.

Common: Pleas Court Murphys Cae Co Har Henson Automobile Bathange Nv. S Een City Coal Co Fox Lula Sanders Ston Sanders Henry C. Mingeles Jacob Rutz Aeccoun No Pee Edoe Ee Ig Bank Oo. Ao Trust Co Wiente Setadibbeos Teias

Evanston Welfare Association Meeting and Christmas Tree Party

The Evanston Welfare Association will hold its regular meeting at Evanston Public School on Dana Avenue December 28 with a special attendance prize. The Evanston Community Center and the Welfare Association will co host the annual Christmas tree party for local children.

Evanston Club Evanston Welfare Association Evanston Dana Avenue Evanston Community Center Welfare Association

Kidnappers Drag Boy From Home in Toledo

Stephen Szymanski age 12 was seized from his home by two strangers who claimed he stole liquor. He disappeared after the abduction despite police inquiry. earlier a liquor cache was found in a nearby barn. Stephen had been abducted as an infant years before.

Toledo Stephen Szymanski Stephen Central Avenue Swegen

Lawsuit Over Patent Infringement and Salary Claim

The D. L. Auld Company of Columbus Ohio sues Gustave Fox Company of Cincinnati for an injunction and profit accounting on name plate securing devices used on doors. A. Lee Beaty seeks a default judgment against Captain James G. Bliss of Miami University Ohio for 125 dollars, with a suit filed in 1923 overpaid salary.

United States D. L. Auld Company Columbus Gustave Fox Company Cincinnati A. Lee Beaty United States District Attorney James G. Bliss U.S.A Miami University Oxford Bliss

Robbers Raid Bradley Village Homes in 1920s Slumber Mission

Five Bradley families in Steubenville Ohio were invaded in early hours, twenty five people chloroformed, valuables worth over 1300 dollars stolen. Victims regained consciousness by noon. four dogs also put to sleep. No suspects identified. entries used eleven keys at Lagross Lawkins and other homes.

Steubenville Bradley Here Julian Lagross David Harrison David Lawkins Dewey Lyons Queen Denarek Lagross Lawkins

Strangers Smother With Chloroform at Lanking Home

Three children in the Lanking home were drugged and only slowly recovering. Witnesses say intruders used large amounts of chloroform. Investigators seek the source while residents report suspicious men headed toward Canton or Akron near Smithfield at daybreak.

Canton Akron Smithfield Bradley

Blind Workers Pay Roll Robbed in St Louis

A youth robbed James Huff, blind superintendent of the Missouri Commission for the Blind broom factory, taking $200 payroll money after paying about 100 blind employees. Huff declared his blindness while the gun was pressed to his face and the robber warned of threats to kill.

St. Louis Associated Press James Huff Missouri Commission For the Blind Huff

Arizona Appointment Opposed by Wheeler

Senate Finance Committee opened inquiry into John R. Towles of Phoenix for Internal Revenue Collector Arizona at the request of Wayne B. Wheeler Anti-Saloon League general counsel. Smoot to seek Treasury papers. hearing to resume after report. Wheeler’s letter not released. committee would not discuss its contents. Wheeler is absent from Washington.

Associated Press Washington John R. Towles Phoenix Internal Revenue Arizona Senate Finance Committee Wayne B. Wheeler Anti-Saloon League Wheeler Smoot Treasury Department Towles Treasury

Father of man on death row seeks clemency from Coolidge

Christ Seyboldt of this city said he would appeal to President Coolidge after his son Ralph Seyboldt was sentenced to die for the murder of a Salt Lake City policeman. The execution by firing squad is set for January 15.

Coolidge Associated Press Defiance, CO Christ Seyboldt Ralph Seyboldt Salt Lake City Salt Lake

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