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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1926
Page
1
An early Dawes Plan credit provider helped the Dutch, Polish, and French in dealings with finance and trade. The offering was regarded as worthwhile to sell and supported international recovery efforts.
Clarence Dillon of Dillon Read & Co aims to merge German steel groups as he refines the National Cash Register deal. The 43 year old financier, famed for outbidding Morgan in the Dodge Bros. sale, seeks a vast banking and underwriting network to rival J P Morgan & Co. and expand global finance reach.
Introducing The Tenant to the landlord is a daily service of the Commercial Tribune Classified Acts. Many property owners know desirable tenants can be secured and readers seek attractive living quarters under Apartments and Houses For Rent. If your property is vacant, contact Betty Bell for Classified Ads assistance.
Leningrad authorities report that military Academy of Medicine physicians cure smoking by hypnotism. Smokers stop after three sessions of 15 to 20 minutes each. Russian doctors also treat vodka drinkers and narcotic users with hypnotism with gratifying results.
Elizabeth Gorman Hoffman mother of Judge Charles W Hoffman dies in Columbus at 90 close to her birthday. She lived with her son BE Hoffman at 1845 Bryden Road and is survived by three sons and a daughter. Burial planned in West Chester Cemetery with services at Vorhis parlors Lockland.
Pensacola, Fla. Jan. 3. Three more men died today from injuries sustained in the explosion and fire at the Newport Tar and Turpentine Company plant yesterday raising the total dead to fifteen. Five victims remain in hospitals with four in critical condition.
London rumors say Edward Prince of Wales eyes Swedish Princess Astrid as his future wife. close court sources hint at a spring London visit and a possible royal betrothal, with Queen Mary eager for his marriage and Astrid seen as a fitting consort for the heir.
A group of three youths tried to rob the Cox Theater on Seventh Street but found no safe money there. A bus driver named Henry Staley fought off two bandits who then fled abandoning their car, and a bakery clerk was held up at Otto Krauss’s bakery.
New York January 3 The Executive Committee of the United Palestine Appeal rejected the resignation of Dr Stephen S Wise as Chairman after twelve hours of debate. Orthodox rabbis warned they would withdraw support and funding to the Palestine rehabilitation campaign if Wise remained, while Zionist officials backed his leadership.
Wayne B. Wheeler summarizes 1925 progress in prohibition enforcement, noting increased legislation and judicial decisions, stronger enforcement funding, and new regulations. He cites Coast Guard support, narco funds, and treaties with nations, plus a push for reorganized enforcement and higher conviction rates.
Chicago January 3 ex convict John Walton Winn 37 admitted a role in the plot to kill Albert Nusbaum wealthy contractor but denied killing him Edward Goff named as killer by Nusbaum is cited by Winn as the man who struck Nusbaum with a hammer after luring him in his car Five others are named in the scheme and indictments are expected tomorrow on murder charges
Sofia, Bulgaria, Jan 3. Prime Minister Tzankoff resigned after a stormy session showing deep party rifts. Andrew Liaptcheff, former Finance Minister, may be asked to form a new cabinet with backing from the same political groups. Liaptcheff, a Macedonian, is praised as a capable financier.
In Covington and Newport churchgoers heard sermons on prohibition. Prof. Ellery Reed of the University of Cincinnati voiced impartiality yet favored prohibition, calling the dry act an experiment as churches curb crusading influence. In Newport Rev. William F. Gregory accused authorities of threats against ministers criticizing booze violations.
Ku Klux Klan members swooped on Chinese restaurants in Birmingham after warrants were issued. Thirty to fifty diners were searched as the group, led by W. W. Israel, distributed warrants and warned patrons to stop eating at so called chink joints. Officials offered no explanation for allowing the行动.
Dowager Queen Margherita mother of King Victor Emmanuel lies in a coma in Bordighera as doctors report cerebral thrombus and deteriorating condition. King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena remain at her bedside with the end believed imminent. She had shown brief improvement after contracting pleurisy last December.
Vienna sources report Bucharest military leaders plotting a coup to topple the Bratianu government and install a military dictatorship while keeping King Ferdinand. The link to Prince Carol’s renunciation remains unclear but may reflect political motives beyond personal reasons.
In Milan Prince Carol rejects links to his throne renunciation and calls most reports extravagant lies. He writes the Daily Express correspondent that he will not give interviews or statements and decries newspaper propaganda against his family. He hosts Mme Lupescu at a dinner and awaits Parliament developments.
James A. Stillman reportedly proposed a lump settlement to his wife Anne Urquhart Stillman in lieu of alimony if she wins her divorce suit. The amount is believed to be 1,000,000 to 1,500,000 in stocks bonds and real estate. If he fails to answer by March 1 Mrs Stillman may seek temporary alimony and large counsel fees. Mills, counsel for Mrs Stillman, expects a default win.
Premier Panagias Pangalos assumes control as the military forces stage a dinner in his honor signaling a transfer of power. The ceremony and honors mark a pivotal shift in the government amid security gestures by armed forces.
Premier Panagi lis proclaims a military regime in Athens relying on army strength to save Greece. A 200 man guard paraded streets after a banquet honoring Pangalos while he postpones elections and proclaims a republic with support from navy and army.
An Irish aristocrat known as the Duke of Leinster and nicknamed Mr. Fitzgerald arrived in New York. The shy traveler, famed for racing stunts and Atlantic challenges, is reported to have arranged a future American marriage and previously faced bankruptcy, with plans to visit friends before heading to Washington.
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