Policy remarks on reparations loans and visa exclusions
The speaker warned bankers to assess whether state and municipal loans serve productive aims to fund transfers of reparations through the Reichsbank with committee consent. He defended visa exclusions under wartime and 1918 acts, declaring the law applies to all ranks and that the exclusion bill as amended defines anarchists and those supporting violent overthrow. Praises labor’s stand against anarchists and Bolsheviks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichsbank
Kelldgg
United States
Mountain Valley Water Ad Promises Kidney Relief
An advertisement touts Mountain Valley Water from Hot Springs Arkansas as a natural aid for Bright's disease and kidney trouble. It claims the alkaline, pleasant tasting water supports treatment and offers home delivery from 806 West Seventh Street, Canal 3926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Mountain Valley
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Mountain Valley Water Co
Seventh St. Canal
Kellogg Declares Free Foreign Policy Shields Institutions
In a speech stressing liberty and countering pernicious doctrines, Kellogg argues foreign relations must be free of party politics to prevent misunderstanding as Europe grows in importance. Archibald Coolidge presided as guests included Armstrong, Belmont, Bliss, Bowman, Warburg, White, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg
Archibald Cary Coolidge
Profsor
Harvard University
Foreign Affairs
Hamilton Fish Armstrong
Perry Belmont
General Tasker H. Bliss
Isaiah Bowman
William R. Castle, Jr
Malcolm W. Davis
Norman H. Davis
William R. Shepperd
Paul M. War
Kidnap Plot Targeting Countess Salm Fearfully Investigated
Private detectives guarding the Countess Ludwig Salm von Hoogstraeten in West Palm Beach fired six shots at two men found on the premises. Police believe an attempted kidnapping of the Countess's child was under way. More detectives were en route to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Palm Beach
Fla
Ludwig Salm von Hoogstraeten
Millicent Rogers
Count Salm Hoogstraeten Seeks Separation by Publication
Supreme Court Justice Crain signs an order allowing Count Ludwig Salm Hoogstraeten to serve papers by publication in a separation suit against his wife Millicent Rogers, now in West Palm Beach. The count alleges she left him in May 1924 and failed to return, seeks separation and custody of their son born September 1924 whom he has never seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
Crain
Ludwig Salm-Hoogstraeten
Millicent Rogers
West Palm Beach
Fifa
Paris
France
Europeans, Syrians Repel Attack on Damascus Power Station
Five Europeans and fifteen Syrians fought for five hours against 300 insurgents at El Tequieh power station northwest of Damascus. The defense electrocuted three attackers, and the clash occurred Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Syria
el Tequieh
Damascus
Rum ring trial reveals whisky bootlegging network
In Indianapolis 891 barrels of whisky from the Jack Daniel Distillery were linked to a Middle West distribution scheme. Harry Boyd testified on bootlegging trips with George Remus and Imogene Remus as several defendants pleaded guilty and others faced murder warrants. Bernard Brink and the Sampson brothers were named as local participants. Remus remained in Indianapolis under guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Jack Daniel
St. Louis
Middle West
Harry Boyd
George Remus
Cincinnati
Arnold J. Hellmich
Internal Revenue
Michael J. Kinney
Missouri
John Marcus
United States
Linus P. Meredith
Toledo
Bernard Brink
Clifford
Carlisle Sampson
Brothers
Remus
Federal Building
Royal Vagabond underwrite appeal at Emery Theater
The Rev. F. J. Finn issued invitations to St Xavier supporters to underwrite the Cohan production The Royal Vagabond at Emery Theater on January 14 and 15. Myrtle Wood’s stolen purse returned without valuables. thief left nothing but a gutter note. A thief stole pens and stationery valued at $615.25 and $7 cash from Office System Company's Main Street store. Walters reported his purse with $27 was taken on a Colerain Avenue streetcar. Howard Britton, 86, was taken to hospital after a poisoning incident during a quarrel with his wife. John Rettig to speak on The Artistic Side of Holland at Pi Club with dinner at 6:30. Philip Wing, 28, was arrested at 620 Main for possessing liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Finn
Ag of Cohan’s
Royal Vagabond
Emery Theater
St.Xavier Loge
Myrtle Wood
Montgomery Avenue
Fifth and
Race Streets
Gill
Office System Company
Main Street
William Walters
Hopple Street
Colerain Avenue
Howard Britton
West Seventh Street
General Hospital
Clara Britton
Holland
John Rettig
Pi Club
Rettig
Philip A. Wing
Webbe, Mezger and
Lutz
Weather Forecast Summary for Ohio Kentucky and Nearby States
Cloudy conditions with snow or rain likely in Ohio and West Virginia Tuesday into Wednesday. Kentucky Tennessee and Indiana face rain or sleet with cooler temperatures and unsettled skies. December 14 1926 records show clear spells and a range of temperatures across listed cities with modest precipitation notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
West
West Virginia
Chicago
Eis
Family Atlantic
Birm
Ham
Denver
Bulldog Saves Girl Attacked by Negro on City Street
Miss Ellen Buttenwieser 18, student at Hebrew Union College, was attacked near East Auburn Avenue. A white bulldog restrained the assailant, who fled after tearing a sleeve from her coat. Police Lt Betts and Night Chief Arata found no trace of the man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Buttenwieser
Loraine Avenue
Buttenweiser
Moses Buttehwieser
Hebrew Union College
East McMillan Street
East Auburn Avenue
Eden Avenue
Betts
Arata
Sedamsville to Hold Community Christmas Event
Sedamsville plans a joint Christmas celebration with a large tree at Bold Face Play grounds and a Dec 23 program. Gifts of candy will be distributed to local children. Organizing groups include Men’s Club St Martin’s Church Holy Name Society IXL Club Daughters of America Ladies Society Our Lady of Perpetual Help Junior Order Park Mothers' Club Nathan Stewart Lodge OF the Daddy’s Club and Station Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedamsville
Bold Face
Men's Club
St. Martin’s Church
Holy Name Society
Train 67 derails near Viropa injures several passengers
A B and O Railroad train traveling from Clarksburg to Pittsburgh derailed at Viropa late tonight. A Pullman mail car and a day coach overturned. Several people were hurt but none seriously. Passengers boarded a relief train to Fairmont to continue their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
W. Va
Pittsburgh
Viropa
Fairmont
Births notice collection with multiple couples listed
A series of birth notices from Fairfax listing parents by surname and street or box number, indicating newborn girls and boys. Includes ANGLIN Leslie and Marie, BLANKEN Anthony and Margaret twins, GIES Joseph and Lucille, eees and Catherine, KUHLMAN Fred and Louise, KEARNEY Richard and Norma, EWIS Thomas and Mary, MIDDLETON Michael and Inez, MOHER Otto and Catherine, PEDDICORD Victor and one Freda, WIMMER Cutford and Maud, WILLET Joseph and Mildred, ZIPPERSTHIN Jacob and Sarah, ZEH Theodore and Gertrude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anglin
Leslie
Marie
Camden
Hawthorne
Fairfax
Blanken
Anthony
Margaret
Station K
Gies
Joseph
Lucille
Fairbank Avenue
Eees
Catherine
Summit Avenue
Kuhlman
Fred and
Louise
Box
Winton Road
Kearney
Richard Ae
Norma
Clark Street
Ewis
Thomas and
Mary
Beekman
Street
Middleton
Michael and
Inez
Ochler Street
River Flood Alerts and Train Schedules on the Ohio River
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 13.2 feet last night and flood stages are listed for multiple stations from Pittsburgh to New Orleans. The schedule notes arrivals and departures include the General Wood from Pittsburgh at 11:80 PM and Louisville trips, with ships such as John W. Hubbard and Chris Greene making calls to Louisville and Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Cincinnati
General Wood
Pittsburgh
John W. Hubbard
Louisville
Chris Greene
Pomeroy
W. Va
Parkersburg
Pt. Pleasant
Portsmouth
Ind
Evansville
Shawneetown
Ill
Paducah
Memphis
Tenn
Vicksburg
Miss
New
Nashville, Tenn
Knoxville, Tenn
Chattanooga
Widow, Children Shot to Death in Kentucky Home
Mrs. Lawrence Fuqua aged 58 and her two children Harry 21 and Gladys 16 were found shot in their Whitesville area home. Officers concluded the mother killed the children and then herself after years of mental strain. Brother W P Howard reported she had spoken of being better off dead but hated to leave her kids. Mrs Fuqua had been a widow thirteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensboro
Lawrence Fuqua
Harry
Gladys
Whitesville
Fuqua
Crash claims life of Alois Schindler in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati last night a truck from the American Oil Pump and Tank Co hit Alois Schindler 25 of 1146 Poplar street. He died after brain injury as Alonzo Alexander 65 was seriously injured by another auto at Gilbert and Morris streets. The drivers fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Alois Schindler
Poplar Street
Alonzo Alexander
Washington Terrace
Schindler
American Oil Pump and Tank Company
Clarence Wenig
University Court
Lincoln Avenue
Norfolk & Western
Wenng
General Hospital
George Walsh
Rodman Avenue
Germany
Bank Street
Alexander
Gilbert Avenue
Morris Street
Police officer Henry Fox dies from old abdomen wound
Henry Fox a 45 year old police officer of 2914 Woodside avenue died at General Hospital from complications of a chest or abdomen injury inflicted years ago. He served 22 years in the force and leaves a widow a son a brother and parents. Funeral plans not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fox
Woodside Avenue
General Hospital
Fox
First District
Ninth District Automobile Repair Shop
Frank Fox
Fifth and
Vine Streets
Paul
Anna Fox
James
Frank
Minnie Fox
General Harry L. Rogers Dies in Philadelphia
Major General Harry L. Rogers retired chief Quartermaster of the American Expeditionary Forces has died in his Philadelphia apartment after a long illness. He had heart disease and recently sought specialist treatment and lived in seclusion due to his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Harry L. Rogers
Pershing
American Expeditionary Forces
General Rogers
Cobb and other local obituaries dated December 1925
Death notices for Clifford M Cobb and several others across Cincinnati and Covington list funeral plans, addresses, and service times. Entries mention Knights Templar attendance for Cobb, additional services at Union M E Church Covington, and interment at Highland Cemetery, with multiple families noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobb
Clifford M
Isabelle Cobb
Mounts
Hedgerow Lane
Clifton
Cincinnati
Union . E
Fifth and No Streets
Covington
Covington Eenente
Knight Templars
Sir
Knights of
Col
John J. Gilligan & Son
West Ninth Street
DI Pilla
Alexander
Beloy
Marie Tresa di Pilla
Padula
Vine Street
Sacred Heart
Emanuel—Kkatherine
Nee Fink
Edward Herrlinger
Handasyde Avenue
East Walnut Hills
Knopf
Caroline
Julius Knopf
Groesbeck Road
Spring Grove
Meakin
Laura B
Charles J. Meakin
Lexington Avenue
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan and
Upland Place
Meyer—John
Carolina Meyer
Nee Weber
Main Avenue
St. Bernard
Imwail
Pannen
Perkins
Henry A. Perkins
Perkins Avenue
Weir
Clara
Motorist sought after striking Covington girl
Miss Lorrette Crane, 19, of 326 East Twelfth Covington, was in critical condition after a motorist reportedly struck her near Third and Sycamore streets yesterday around 1 pm. She described the car incident at Pearl Street drug store then was taken to St. Elizabeth's Hospital by ambulance. Police seek witnesses and the driver who allegedly carried her into a hallway before fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third
Sycamore Streets
Lorretta Crane
East Twelfth Street
Covington
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Crawford's
Pearl Street
Broadway
Muehlenkamp
Eighth
Sycamore
Covington and Newport
Marriage Licenses Listed From Charleston and Nearby Areas
A list of marriage license applicants includes L Brenneman of Charleston W Va and Winnie Barrett of 517 W Seventh St along with Lillian Thompson Ernest Woods Anne My FOX Anna P Faulkner Kenneth Horney Elmer G Brown Mildred H Seward Frank Menda Dorothy Dillon J Raymond Wray Nick Passafiume Aubrey Stone Pauline Thompson Helen Purtee and others with addresses in Charleston Wheeling and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Brenneman
Charleston
W. Va
Winnie Barrett
W. Seventh
Lillian Thompson
Baymiller
Ernest Woods
Plum
Anne My. Fox
W. Seventh St
Anna P. Faulkner
Clark St
Kenneth Horney
W. Eighth
Pauline Thompson
Barnett
Helen Purtéee
Ending
Kohler Elected Kiwanis Club President at Annual Meeting
John G. Kohler won the Kiwanis Club presidency at the annual board meeting held at the Chamber of Commerce yesterday. Herbert A. Brand became First Vice President, D. D. Miller was named Second Vice President, George W. Williams was reelected Treasurer for the ninth term, and Ernest R. Gwinner was chosen Secretary for the seventh time. Installation is set for the upcoming Monday. Moses Strauss urged members to back the Civilian Traffic Commission as he outlined the Safety Committee’s goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Kohler
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Herbert A. Brand
D. D. Miller
George W. Williams
Ernest R. Gwinner
Moses Strauss
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Civilian Traffic Commission
Strauss
Missing Woman Selma Turner Sought by Police
Police asked yesterday to search for Selma Turner. Relatives in Spartanburg South Carolina said they recently received a letter from her from Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma Turner
Spartanburg
S. C
Cincinnati
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Hermann S. Hering
C.S.B
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Clifford and
Sanders Street
Ata
Nowstedt
Newstedt
Europe
M Prienélyy
Steve
Geowge
Bulldog
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Negro
Rome
Kris Greene
Toouisville
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LIK
Cin. Cremation Co
Central
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
Southern Railway
Southern Enterprise
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E. Kahn’s Sons Co. Findlay and
John Sts
Findlay Street
John Street
E. Krahn’s Sons Co
American Beauty
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