Submarine ban near in naval warfare at Washington talks
Root language agreement at the Washington conference moves toward banning submarine warfare against merchant ships. Five powers back the plan to apply laws of naval warfare to submarines, risking misidentification but rejecting cruiser rules. Final subcommittee aircraft report awaits, with consensus on no barriers to commercial air power.
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Washington
Associated Press
Washington Conference
Naval Committee
Mr. Root
Tully
Root
Index to Advertisements Page Mix of Local Firms
A listing of advertisers and businesses appears across a continued page, naming banks, drug stores, savings and loan associations, mercantile firms, colleges, and car dealers. The index includes Cincinnati and area businesses such as Fifth Third National Bank, Dow's Drug Stores, Channel & Sawyer, and Cincinnati Motors Co along with various professional schools and manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alms & Dottke
Borknarat
Wroe
Abe
Gincinnati Ae
Closson
Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust Co
Dow's Drug Stores
Fagle Savings and Loan Assn
Economy Supply Co
Miavies American Mortage Co
Channel & Sawyer
Fifth-Third National Bank
Hunter, Evans & Duble Avivan Ie Ul
Pe RE I
Gs Oo Sa
Irwin, Ballmann & Go
di Cosaabewnis
EE. Owe Lis
Y & Braun
Liberal Savings and Loan Assn
McAlpin
Miller School of Business
Milners
TOR
Fee Iomeane
Wash
Cincinnati Motors Co
Business College
Provident Savings B. and
T. Co
Ralph Green Co
Shi
Blumenthal & Co
Gravure
Cseeheee
the Effron-Gordon Co
Thes-Oldsmobile Co
Cabinet Change Rumors Denied By President Harding
Washington reports in December 1921 say President Harding flatly denies cabinet changes despite persistent rumors. Hughes and Harding reportedly maintain cordial ties over interpretations of the four power pact while Hearst views drift, and proposed resignations of Daugherty and Mellon are not imminent. Will Hays reportedly rejects a film industry offer and hints at a Senate bid, with no real cabinet shifts expected.
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David
Washington
Harding
Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Mr. Harding
Japan
America
William Randolph Hearst
White House
Hearst
Department of State
George Harvey
Great Britain
State Department
Daugherty
Will Hays
Hays
Landis
Indiana
Chinese Delegate Urges Consideration of 21 Demands on Japan
Dr. Chung-Hui Wang, Chinese delegate and Minister of Justice, cites three reasons to take up the twenty-one demands at the Washington conference. He argues they provoke friction, threaten China’s open door policy, and could affect treaties and notes among powers regarding China.
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Washington
Associated Press
Chung-Hui Wang
China
Business Leaders Forecast Improvement for 1922 in Cincinnati
Cincinnati manufacturers and merchants express strong optimism for 1922 after a difficult 1921. Leaders cite liquidation easing, wage and labor adjustments already made, and expected demand growth, with caution about ongoing wage aligns in some sectors. Bolton S. Armstrong of Mabley & Carew and James P. Orr of Potter Shoe Co look for a better year as the city emerges from 1921’s hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
the& Pere
Cnes
Bolton S. Armstrong
Mabley & Carew Company
James P. Orr
Potter Shoe Company
Rum running schooner Romance sold to settle civil claims
New Bedford, December 31. The rum running schooner Romance, recently intercepted with a cargo of liquor, was sold today to settle civil claims. Morris M. Sederholm bought her for $6,760.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
Romance
Morris M. Sederholm
Desperate New York Crooks Spur New Year Crime Wave
Police say modern bandits with bail funds and triggers ready terrorize streets as officers prepare tear gas bombs after January 1. Officials note role of veterans and new criminals while Cincinnati New Year revelry returns to prewar vitality with massive crowds, liquor, and strict enforcement at hotels and roadhouses.
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New York
Enright
Governors Island
Lahey
New Year Crime Wave Hits New York City
A trio of holdups began the year with raids across Brooklyn and Manhattan. A restaurant owner and a customer were locked in a rear room as $400 vanished, then $600 from a nearby stationery store. Bank messenger Jack Rothschild lost $2,600 on Fifth Avenue after a pistol threat. One thief fled wounded as police pursued. two suspects, Thomas O Rourke and Andrew Dowd, were later arrested. A nonfatal false alarm at 32 Broadway ended with an accidental guard‑shot.
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Cincinnati
Gibson
Gibson Hotel Company
Linton
Ees
John Lesha
de Aan Twoeines
William J. Schneider
Eighth Ward
Democratic Club
Broadway
Cornelius J. Keating
Henry Sandman
Earl Witherby
Louis Becker
Henry Mogellering
George Ponc
William J. Murray
Cincinnati Traction Company
New York
Samuel Roth
Brooklyn
Jack Rothschild
Fifth Avenue
Thomas O’ Rourke
Andrew Dowd
Financial District
Fire Causes $200000 Damage in Napoleon Ohio
Fire in Napoleon Ohio destroyed Henry H Meyer's drug store stock and Brown and Meyerholt dry goods, with Dr A E H Maerker library and Elks clubrooms damaged. The blaze threatened the business district until Defiance and Wauseon fire brigades arrived, funds moved from the First National Bank, and damage estimated at $200000.
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Napoleon, .C
Napoleon
Henry H. Meyer
Meyer
Brown & Meyerholt
A. E. H. Maerker
Elks
Wauseon
Defiance
First National Bank
Commercial Bank
Peptret
Boy Offers Forgiveness to Burglar for Toys
Buddy Ilkinson of 1219 Cypress Street asks a burglar to return his stolen toys and promises to forgive. The theft was discovered when Buddy found his miniature automobile missing from his father's garage. Police from the Seventh District investigated, with Officer McDaniel expressing resolve to recover the items valued at $34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddy Ilkinson
Cypress Street
Theif
Buddy
Little Buddy
McDaniel
McDaniels
Five Trains Snowbound in Blizzard Ties Up Canadian Rail
Moncton New Brunswick reports five trains snowbound in the Foreigh Mountains section of the Canadian National Railways causing a complete traffic tie-up between Springhill Junction and Truro. One train is said to be buried under high snow drifts while the other four, including the Maritime Express from Halifax, are stalled near Londonderry.
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Moncton
N.B
Foreigh Mountains
Canadian National Railways
Springhill Junction
Trurro
Nova Scotia
Halifax
Londonsderry
Senator Boise Penrose Dies in Washington
Senator Penrose, Republican chieftain and one of the Senate’s largest figures at 6 feet 4 inches and near 300 pounds, died in Washington. His lineage traces to the Biddles of Pennsylvania Chews and Thomases of Maryland Dudley and Boies families, with ancestral ties to early American conflicts.
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Boise Penrose
Washington
Penrose
Senate
Senator Penrose
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Relatives Demand Full Probe In Mrs Ahlert Death
F A Meyer and Frank Heiman brothers of Mrs Ith Ahlert demand new investigation after coroner ruled accidental death from a skull fracture. They suspect murder for money, citing her cellar ironing, little money found, and odd circumstances at the 219 West Eighth Street boarding house. They plan to press Police Chief Copeland and Coroner Handley for a thorough inquiry.
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F. A. Meyer
Frank Heiman
Courtland
Ind
Ith Ahlert
Dasuband
West Eighth Street
Cincinnati
Meyer
Ahlert Meyer
Ahlert
Roo
Herman
Handley
Handlly
Detective
Meyers
Hi Han
Coron
Indiana
Jeaving Nee
Toilliam Copelan
Police
Strikers to Act as Policing Force at Mill Zone
Sixty former Newport Rolling Mills workers were named by the City Commission as special policemen. Bonds and oath procedures were arranged and duty begins early next week. Guards will be armed with riot guns, a precautionary change, with thirty extra guards on duty and no disorder reported.
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Newport
William Potter
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tinworkers
H. H. Denhardt
Penrose Dies in Washington after Brief Illness
Senator Boies Penrose of Pennsylvania died in Washington at 11 20 PM after a short illness. He was 61 and had been chairman of the Finance Committee handling tax and tariff legislation. His death followed a relapse from a recent cold as doctors and nurses attended him at Wardman Park Hotel.
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Washington
Boies Penrose
Pennsylvania
Penrose
Senate
Finance Committee
Senator Penrose
Wardman Park
Roy D. Adams
Adams
Charles Penrose
Philadelphia
J. Donald Cameron
Matthew Stanley Quay
Blunt
United States
Mexico
Rio Grande
Wilson
Japan
Shantung
China
League of Nations
Crabbe Act Penalties Boost Ohio Treasury Over $400000
State Auditor Tracy reports the Crabbe Prohibition Enforcement Act has netted Ohio more than 407000 dollars since November 3 1920. By today the state’s share of fines totaled 416285 10 dollars, with total penalties paid by offenders at 833570 20 dollars. Hamilton County contributed 8924 20 dollars.
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Columbus
Ohio
Tracy
Hamilton County
Three Negroes Admit Tampering With Train Switch
Three black men were arrested in Shreveport Louisiana and confessed to tampering with a railroad switch causing the Texas and Pacific passenger train No 23 derailment near the city last night. Police said a charge of train wrecking, a capital offense, has been filed. The engine overturned partly while mail and baggage cars left the track and coaches and Pullmans stayed on the rails.
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Shreveport
Texas & Pacific
Louisiana
First Fire of New Year Causes $300 Damage
The first of 1922 caused $300 damage in the home of Abe Linder at 609 West Sixth Street early this morning when a flat iron used to press clothes overheated and set fire to a pair of trousers.
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Abe Linder
Sixth Street
Woman found dead after tenement fire on Irving Street
Police and fire crews discover the body of Lucy Fordush, 73, in a wooden two story tenement at 3559 Irving Street after a blaze from 9 to 10 last night. Four families inhabited the building. damage and furniture losses are estimated at $4000.
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Irving Street
Lucy Fordush
General Hospital
Violence Necessary To Attain Freedom, Indian Leader Says
Ahmedabad India December 30 Mohan Hazrat Mohani president of the All Indian Muslim League urges a United States of India to be declared January 1 and attained by guerilla warfare if necessary He invites Mohandas Gandhi to form a parallel government with its own Parliament and armies stating non violence cannot be maintained when the government uses gallows and machine guns
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Ahmedabad
British India
Associated Press
India
United States of India
Hazrat Mohani
Moh
Mohandas Gandhi
Mohani
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Germany
Pacific
Wee
Lawrence
Mark Arrival Enright
Wat Ilkinson
QUIZ
Mur
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Newport Commissioners
Senator Smoot
Kent Taft
Roosevelt
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