National Student Federation elects Howard delegate to lead South
The Federation, formed at the World Court Conference in Princeton, elected Miss Mabel Halloway of Howard University to represent the South on the Executive Committee alongside Charles Greaves of the University of Georgia. New officers were named, and a second conference was set for next fall at the University of Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N.J
National Student Federation
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
K. C. Kizer
Charles Greaves
Uni
Versity
Georgia
South
Miss Halloway
Lewis Fox
P. S. Green
University of Georgia
John Elliott
Southern
Mabel Halloway
Howard University
Southwestern States
Dwight Ingamells
Washington University
St. Louis
Rachel Runaway
University of Texas
Middle Western States
Ben Bryant
University of Cincinnnati
Carl Houston
Purdue University
Pacific States
Martha Hays
Brill’s Disease Discoverer Dr Nathan Brill Dies at 65
New York report states Dr Nathan Edwin Brill, who identified Brill's disease a form of typhus fever, died at home after a lingering illness. He was 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nathan Edwin Brill
Brill
Wilbur Praises Navy Progress in 1925 Report
Wilbur lauds naval progress for 1925 noting improved aviation, carrier operations, and training. He credits Commander John Rodgers and crew for fortitude and cites increased aircraft use, plans for three service planes, and the Langley carrier’s demonstrated value. He reports on manpower, morale, enlistment, and limited officer shortages amid budget constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodgers
John Rodgers
Naval Academy
Langley
Nation Charts Backward Steps for Air Service Reform
A House War Committee report urged separation of procurement from operation in military air services and creation of a Bureau of Air Navigation in the Commerce Department. It calls for greater civilian aviation roles, protection from government competition, and a five year program of construction and training with expanded General Staff representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War, Navy and Commerce Departments
War and Navy Departments
House
Bureau of Air Navigation
Commerce Department
Air Mail Service
Governor's Island
New York
Grant Park
Chicago
United States
Army
Navy
Air Service
Congress
Bureau of Standards
General Staff of
General Board of the Navy
Hartney proposes training plan to expand reserve pilots
Lieut Col Harold E Hartney a Reserve Officer in the Army Air Service and VP of General Airways System offers to train 3 328 Army Air Service Reserve pilots for one hour weekly with death or injury insurance He envisions 150 training centers nationwide and 450 aircraft for practice at an annual cost of 5 million dollars over five years to replace government training costs He would supply bonds and seeks nominal rental of Air Service planes with wings removed for Sikorsky designed replacements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harold E. Hartney
Army Air Service
General Airways System
Secretary of War
Davis
Army Air Service Reserve
Hartney
Sikorsky Aerial Engineering Corporation
United States
Mitchell
Washington
War Department
General Airways
Air Service
Igor I. Sikorsky
Beardsley Rail Leader Dies After Illness at 73
William H. Beardsley, chairman and former president of the Florida East Coast Railway, died at his New York home after a two week illness from heart disease at age 73. He rose from stenography to private secretary to H. M. Flagler and led the railway from 1910 as treasurer to 1914 as president, also heading the Florida Coast Car Ferry and Florida East Coast Hotel companies. He leaves a widow and two children, Sterling S. Beardsley and Mrs. John C. Goo hill, both in New York, at his bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
William H. Beardsley
Florida East Co Railway
Tod 7
Beardsley
South
Florida
H. M. Flagler
Cleveland
Standard Oil
Florida’ East Coast Railway
Florida Coast Car Ferry Company
Florida East Coast Hotel Company
Sterling S. Beardsley
Ministry bars pilgrimages to tomb of unknown soldier
Paris action by Minister Chautemps forbids pilgrimages to the tomb under the Arc de Triomphe to curb Fascist and Communist demonstrations. Recent parades showed Fascisti marching in military formation amid rising patriotic activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World,News Service
Paris
Chautemps
N.Y. World News Service
N. World
Preas Pub. Co
Ohio Leads States With 39 Rhodes Scholars Candidates
Ohio tops the list with 39 candidates for Rhodes Scholarships from 32 states in the annual election held at Swarthmore College. 420 candidates from 85 colleges competed for 32 appointments. Rhodes scholars enter Oxford for three years, with stipends raised to 400 pounds annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodes
Oxford
Indiana West
Ohio
George R. Pfann
North Baker
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
Twenty two sailors rescued from drifting barge Altahgma
Twenty two seamen were landed at quarantine in Tampa Bay after spending ten days aboard the drifting barge Altahgma. A wireless message from the cutter Tallapoosa said the men, rescued Friday night, had little water and no food. The crew endured seas as the gravel-laden barge risked foundering. Captain Joan Boedecker led the cutter. The sailors would be brought to Tampa tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fila
Tampa Bay
Tallapoosa
Joan Boedecker
Wrenches Thrown At Bus Window In Madisonville Quarrel
Police report a Ninth and Main street dispute between a bus driver William Kuhling and automobile driver Thomas Ryan ended with Ryan jailed on a wrench assault charge and reckless driving. Companion James Butler faced disorderly conduct counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale
Ninth
Main Streets
Thomas Ryan
Columbia Avenue
William Kuhling
Roe Street
Madisonville
Kuhling
James Butler
Eastern Avenue
Motz Couple Struck By Car En Route To Church
Akron Ohio reports Adam G Motz 75 and wife Samantha 70 struck while crossing a street on their way to church. Motz was killed and Mrs Motz injured likely fatally according to initial police statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Adam G. Motz
Samantha
Lodge Notices for Cincinnati Commandery No 3 KT December Conclave
Stated conclave announced for Monday December 14 with rehearsal at 6 45 p m and full form opening at 7 30 p m Work classes include Red Cross and Malta A large class is expected Frank M Peters E C Attest Alfred S Brown P C Recorder
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Commandery
K. T
Red Cross
Malta
Frank M. Peters
E. C
Alfred S. Brown
P. C
Obituary notices from Cincinnati area December 1925 deaths
Multiple notices report deaths and funeral details in Cincinnati and nearby towns. Beaths Cobb-Clifford M and Charlton Amelia share memorials with dates December 13 and 12 1925. Other obituaries list Emanuel Katherine Frey Henrietta Frey Herrlinger Knopf Meakin Meyer Neff Weir and Clara Helmers with funeral arrangements and cemetery data.
Queen Alexandra’s Animal Legacy Heirloom Kennels Likely Sold
News reports indicate King George and Queen Mary face dispersal of the Sandringham dog kennels after Queen Alexandra’s death. Her generous charity pledges and government pension leave little for heirs, prompting a possible auction attracting international interest from dog lovers, including Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
George
Queen Mary
Sandringham
Queen Mother
Alexandra
King Edward
Queth
Royal Fami
Continent
United States
Royal Kennels
America
N. Y
Husband finds wife’s wedding ring after 36 years
Joseph Speiles of Delphos area, Ohio, recovered his wife Angelic Speiles's wedding ring from plowed soil after 36 years. Found in 1889 during field work, ring was engraved Angelic Speiles and later presented to daughter Mrs. A. J. Pehlman. Mrs. Speiles died in 1894.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Joseph’ Speiles
Delphos
A. J. Pehlman
Mr Zero Opens Tub 2 and Leases Two Flop Houses
New York reports that Urbain Ledoux known as Mr Zero opens Tub No 2 at 6 Chrystie Street joining a chain of tub restaurants for the unemployed. Tub No 2 will be run by volunteers with two five story buildings at 23 Bowery and rear lodging houses to offer ten cent shelter alongside the tub operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Zero
Urbain Ledoux
St.Mark’s Place
Chrystie Street
Japan to Send Destroyers to Aid Nationals in China
Tokyo reports the navy will dispatch one to two destroyers from Port Arthur to Tientsin with food and clothing for Japanese nationals trapped by factional fighting in China. A government spokesman foresees a near battle near Mukden and says Chang Tso Lin’s era is ending. Hankow advices say Wu Pei Fu plans to march on Shanghai to form an anti Soviet government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tokyo
Japanese Navy Department
Port Arthur
Tientsin
China
Mukden
Chang Tso- Lin
Hankow
Foreign Office
Wu Pei-Fu
Shanghai
Ohio River at Cincinnati Stands at 17.7 Feet Overnight
River stage on the Ohio at Cincinnati was 17.7 feet and stationary at 6 o'clock last night. Ships arriving and departing include the General Wood from Pittsburgh at noon yesterday and heading for Louisville at 9 this morning, with the General Wood bound for Pittsburgh at 9 last night and the John W. Hubbard for Louisville at 9 yesterday morning. An advertisement promotes Brom Quinine tablets as a headache remedy claimed to cure the cold with the FE. W. Grove signature on the box, 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Cincinnati
John W. Hubbard
Louisville
General Wood
Pittsburgh
FE. W. Grove
Kentucky
Chris Greene
Pomeroy
Parkersburg
Pleasant
Portsmouth
Cincinnati Y
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Eee
Dam
Theese
Evansville
Cairo
Mphis
Aeeee Vicksburg
Zanesville
Ivanhoe
Arrows
Hinton Sheeneeeene
Kanawha Falls
Teeee Charleston
Sveee
Dayton
Terre Haute
Nashville
Kansas City
b.St. Oeer
Little Seeee
Weather outlook and past temperatures across states
Rain or snow possible in Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee Monday into Tuesday with colder air by Tuesday night. Rain in West Virginia Ohio Indiana and surrounding regions with varying snow chances and warming briefly Monday night. A data table records December 1925 temperatures and precipitation, with readings from Chicago Boston Denver San Francisco and others, plus wind and cloud notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
North
Indiana
Eastport
Chicago
Boston
Kansas C
Atlantic
Omaha
Birm’ham
Denver
N.orleans
Phoenix
Galveston
Spokane
Pittsburgh
Francisco
Louisville
San Diego
Nashville
Winnipeg
Maine
The
Pas
Two Robbers Loot Three Oil Stations In One Night
Two white men armed with a car robbed three oil stations last night, stealing about 220 dollars. Ot͏to Beck reported 55 dollars taken from Gilbert and Locust. Edward Metzger said 90 dollars vanished at Spring Grove and Wheлан. Kenneth Wilson was bound and gagged at Linwood and Delta, with 75 dollars taken. Sergeant Lockhart and Officer Nelson freed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Beck
Locust Street
Gilbert Avenue
Walter Street
Edward J. Metzger
Whelan Avenue
Spring Grove Avenue
Kenneth D. Wilson
Fulton Avenue
Linwood
Delta Avenues
Lockhart
Nelson
Alabama man slain by Akron detectives
Edward Jefferson, 32, of Selma Alabama, was shot to death by Akron detectives during a chase. Police said he had been wanted in several cities. Jefferson, living in Hamilton Ohio, had come to Akron to find his wife. Detectives C O Ryland and Scrivener pursued him when he tried to draw a revolver and they fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Edward Jefferson
Selma
Ala
Jefferson
Hamilton
C. O. Ryland
Scrivener
Mrs Katherine Emanuel Identified After Sudden Death
The body of 75 year old Mrs Katherine Emanuel was found on the sidewalk at 1726 Race Street. Identification was made by her daughter Miss Katherine Emanuel. Death was due to apoplexy. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at St John’s Church, with burial in St Joseph’s Cemetery. funeral directors Joseph Schreiber & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Race Street
Katherine Emanuel
Miss Katherine Emanuel
Handley
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Ex President of Typographical Union C M Cobb Dies
C M Cobb 58 longtime Cincinnati Typographical Union leader died at home on Hedgerow Lane Belle ton of heart disease. He managed Cobb Linotype Co 419 Elm St and was active in Central Labor Council and the Cincinnati Typographical Union. Survived by widow Isabella Cobb a daughter Edith F Cobb and three sons Clarence G Thomas F and Sellers. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm at Union M B Church Covington burial Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cittora “M. Cobb
Cincinnati Typographical Union
Hedgerow Lane
Belleton
Cobb Linotype Company
Elm Street
Central Labor Council
Cincinnati
Covington
Isabella Cobb
Edith F. Cobb
Clarence G
Thomas F
Sellers Cobb
Union M/ B
Fifth and
Greenup Streets
Highland Cemetery
Steamboat Fireman Miller Found Dead in Hotel
Zebulon Miles Pike Miller also known as Bill Williams, 80, Civil War veteran and steamboat fireman, was found dead in his room at the Nonpareil Hotel in Cincinnati. Coroner verdict cites heart disease probable since Friday night. Miller served with a Pennsylvania regiment in the Civil War and later worked along the Ohio River before retiring. Funeral arrangements handled by Dr. Podesta's family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zebulon Miles Pike Miller
Bill Williams
East Fifth ‘Street
Handley
Miller
Pennsylvania
Clinton County
Iowa
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Cairo
Paul Arata
Arata
Podesta
Joseph Podesta
Broadway
Dr. Podesta
Death of Hartwell County Home inmate Adolph Kistner at 81
Adolph Kistner, 81, died at General Hospital after injures from a fall at Hartwell County Home on November 29. An inmate since February 14, 1922, he suffered a fractured right arm. He had no known relatives in Cincinnati. Funeral arrangements will be handled by Walter H. Striebig of Liberty and Walnut streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwell
General Hospital
Adolph Kistner
Kistner
Cincinnati
Walter H. Striebig
Liberty
Walnut Streets
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Optical Repair Service
LM. Puncele Opticians
Trulite
Main Store
W. Fourth St
Doctors Bldg
Eighth St
National Federation
Gruen
Wilbur
Hawaiian Islands
Bureau of Aeronautics
Adring
Aig
W. H. Beardsley
Rail Butlder
East
Ity
University of Oxford
Lodge
Cobb
Clifford M
Isabelle Cobb
Ned Mounts
Clifton
Union M
Fifth
Greenu Streets
Ovington
Covington Seen
Knight Templars
Joseph Schrieber & Son
St. John’s Church
Republic and
Green Streets
Frey
Henrietta E
Mary H
Edward, Bultman
Alfred T. Kreimer
Clermont Apartments
W. Meek Johnson
McMillan and Upland
Plate
Herrlinger
Mary
Andrew Herrlinger
West McMillan
Edward Herrlinger
Handasyde Avenue
Hyde Park
Knopf
Caroline
Julius Knopf
Groesbeck Road
Spring Grove
Meakin
Laura B
Charles J. Meakin
Lexington Avenue
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan and Upland Place
Meyer
Ernest Meyer
Mary Meyer
Clark
G. Gildehaus
Vine Street
John
Carolina Meyer
Mobile
Spring Grove Chatel
Weir
Clara
Nee Helmers
Middletown
Woodside Cemetery
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Arenusa
MR. Zero
Japan
Alabama
Mrs
David Belasco
William Courtenay
Belasco Theater Co
Vivienne Lennox Osborne
PAWLE
Virginia
Hammond
ED Wynn
Travine
Cecil B. DE Mille
Leatrice Joy
Capitol
Axonc
Richard Barthelmess
Dorothy Gish
Felix Mendelssohn
Bill
Madam Behave
Julian Eltinge
Ann Pennington
Marion Davies
Conrad Nagel
Old BroadwAy
Orpheum
C. M. Cobb
Typo Union
Bombay
Wec
Medina
Ajaz
Kahilaffat Committee
Ibn Saud
Nejd
Marshall
Mich
Adam, N.*y
Ohio Truss Co
E. Ninth St
Shubert
OSSOM
Ben Light
Melodyland
Those Who
Marguerite de la Motte
John Bowers
Matinee Daily
Friscoe
Nervo & Knox
Corelli Sisters
Kramer & Boyle
Hartley & Patterson
Charlie Chase Comedy
Stewart & Olive
Holloway & Austin
O. D. Woodward
Geo. M. Cohan
SUN
Polly
Olympic Sami
SID Lorraine, Inc
Abe Reynolds
Florence Mills
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