Congressmen Compared to Aviators in Mrs Scott Divorce Trial
In Alpena Michigan on January 5 the Scott divorce case heated as Mrs Edna James Scott described Army connections and a pink kimono incident. She defended herself against cross examination and a claim about a cigarette burn while recounting an evening with Captain Sumner.
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Ibune
New York World
Alpena
Mich
Army
Congress
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Frank D. Scott
Air Service
I. S. Canfield
Mrs. Scott
Frank Emerick
Wilbur Summers
Jazzbo
Emerick
Mr. Canfield
Mr. Scott
Sumner
Jane Kennedy
City Ice and Fuel to Merge with Six Firms Across North America
James Cullen announces a merger uniting City Ice and Fuel with six companies controlling ice coal and cold storage. Total capitalization reaches about 30 million dollars with 840000 no par shares issued to merging firms. Headquarters set in Cleveland for offices and Chicago for refrigeration leadership.
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City Ice and Fuel Company
United States
Canada
James Cullen
Cincinnati
York
Chicago
Cleveland
Jersey City
Buffalo
Albany
Rochester
Canton
Columbus
Jacksonville
Fla
Lakeland
Parsons, Kan
Oodhouse
Ill
Mason City
Detroit
Niagara Falls
Montrose
Dan Windsor
Can
Springweils
Mich
Bellevue
Mérion
Omaha
Wneb
Covington
Charlotte
N. Y
Newport
Kankakee
Toledo
Cumberland
Weehawken
N. J
Hygienic Tee Company
Delaware
I Illinois
People’s Ice Storage Company
Neb
Hornell Ice and Storage Company
New York
Empire State Ice Company
Bellevue Ice Company
Guy Ice and Fuel Company
Federal Ice Refrigerating Company
Michigan
Meyer
Cullen
H. D. Norvell
Hygienic Ice Company
Mr. Norvell
Patterson
William A. Schmid
Joseph Adams
MeCullen
Ice and Fuel Company
The
Icéelivery Company
Thamesenes? Ice Company
Covington, Ky
Crystal Springs Ice Company
Ice Delivery Company
Cinneinnati Stock Exchange
Latimer Sentenced to Life for Second Degree Murder
Latimer a former major league player was sentenced to life imprisonment by Judge R. L. Gowdy after conviction for second degree murder in the November 26 slaying of Charles E. Mackrodt. The court overruled a new trial motion and Latimer will be taken to the Columbus penitentiary today or tomorrow.
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Xenia
Jah
Tacks
Latimer
R. L. Gowdy
Charles E. Mackrodt
Colu Us
Cleveland City Manager year highlights saving 525000
The first annual report of City Manager William R. Hopkins outlines 1924 achievements in Cleveland. Street paving broke records while costs fell, with $525,000 saved from 1924 appropriations and $987,000 in potential rebates on new improvements.
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Cleveland
William R. Hopkins
Hopkins
Department of Finance
Sinking Fund Commission
Sia
Het Hod
Water Works Division
Warden Tynan Faces Bravery Charges Over Colorado Penitentiary
Governor Sweet delays suspension of Thomas J. Tynan amid brutalities alleged by a dozen prison staffers at Colorado State Penitentiary. Affidavits describe flogging with a perforated strap, dark coolers, and forced nakedness, with trial timing tied to Civil Service Commission actions and political seat disputes.
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Commercial Tribune
New York World
Denver
Col
Sweet
Thomas J. Tynan
Colorado State Penitentiary
Thomas Mott Osborne
Sing Sing
Colorado
Tynan
Civil Service Commission
J. B. Johnson
Jim Pate
Affiant
J. J. Eles
Conklin
Corlett
Tey
Million-Dollar Cincinnati Corner Sold to Local Manufacturer
Walter J. Friedlander, president of the Hisey-Wolf Machine Co., bought the L. B. Renkirt holdings at Fifth and Sycamore in Cincinnati. Price undisclosed but reported near half a million dollars. Property fronts Fifth and Sycamore, mostly unimproved except for a filling station and private parking, opposite the planned Masonic Temple and near other development projects. The sale followed broker negotiations. Chamber of Commerce interest and an earlier option added context to the deal.
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L. B. Reakirt
Fifth and Sycamore Streets
Walter J. Friedlander
Hisey-Wolf Machine Company
Friedlander
Cincinnati
Harry Hake
Fifth Street
Sycamore Street
Masonic Temple
Broadway
Fourth Street
Western and Southern Life Insurance
Queen City Club
Chamber
Burgess, Droege & Spilker
Chamber of Commerce
Renkirt
New Fight Waged on Brookhart
Washington January 5 notice to be served on Senator Brookhart of Iowa contesting his election. Luther A. Brewer, Cedar Rapids, filed the move after opposing Brookhart in the campaign over Dawes and Coolidge. The反recount seek seeks to show ballot changes could unseat Brookhart, amid prior Steck contest delays. Brewer alleges Brookhart’s public praise of the Soviet system violates the U S Constitution.
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Commercial Tribune
New York World
Washington
Senator Brookhart
Iowa
Luther A. Brewer
Cedar Rapids
Brookhart
Charles G. Dawes
Coolidge
Brewer
Steck
United States
Wetmore to Succeed Forgan as First National Bank Chairman
Wetmore named to replace the late James B. Forgan as Chairman of the Boards of Directors of the First National Bank and the First Trust and Savings Bank in Chicago. Announcement comes from LaSalle Street financial circles.
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Wetmore
Forgan
Chicago
Frank CO. Wetmore
First National Bank
LaSalle Street
James B. Forgan
First Trust and Savings Bank
Stone Nominated to Supreme Court to Replace McKenna
Attorney General Harlan Fiske Stone is nominated to fill the Supreme Court vacancy left by Joseph McKenna who retires after 27 years. McKenna, 81, had been eligible for retirement for 17 years and will leave the bench. Stone’s nomination comes as Justice Holmes nears 82 and hints at Pacific Coast representation in future appointments.
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Commercial Tribune
New York World
Washington
Harlan Fiske Stone
Law School
Columbia University
New York
United States Supreme Court Today
Joseph McKenna
Stone
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Justice McKenna
Supreme Bench
Taft
McKenna
California
Conmct
Navy
Wilbur
Frank H. Rudkin
Strawn
Coolidge
Teapot Dome
Harry
Fall
Doheny
California Supreme Court
Republican National Committee
Beautiful Wives Land Him In Court
William E. Oliver a 44 year old photographer is jailed on a bigamy charge after wife No 2 Miss Clara Henn 17 testified in court that she was married to him in Portchester last February She learned of his other marriage after Christmas and he admitted prior marriage to her and wife No 1 Ruth Oliver 1911 in Washington The case filed by Magistrate Douras cites multiple feminine letters prompting suspicions.
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Commercial Tribune
New York World
New York
wWilliam E. Oliver
Oliver
Douras
Duggan
Ruth Oliver
Washington
Clara Henn
Washington Heights
Portchester
Germany Forms Reactionary Government Amid Cologne Stand
Berlin reports Allied refusal to evacuate Cologne on January 10. The Reich vows to fight and form a reactionary government led by Jarres and Wes tarp. Five charges against Germany cited by Allies include a restored General Staff and arming the Reichswehr, with Berlin denying the accusations.
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Germany
Cologne
Samuel Spewack
The
Commercial Tribune
New York World
Berlin
Lord D’abernon
Foreign Office
Reich
France
World News Service
Interior
Jarres
Count Westarp
My Party
Industrial People’s Party
Stresemann
Marx-Stresemann
Marx
Peasants’ Bloc
Economic League
Bavarian People’s Party
London
Reichswehr
Control Commission
Archbishop Henry Moeller Dies After Visit in Delhi
Archbishop Moeller, longtime Roman Catholic leader in Cincinnati, died suddenly of a heart attack at home after visiting his sister in Delhi. The high church figure was a civic pillar admired across faiths for his work, including plans for a new Catholic High School extension project valued at over 4 million dollars. Father Anthony eulogized him as a tireless worker and influential educator.
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Henry Moeller
Delhi
Cincinnati
Moeller
Norwood
Mt. St. Mary Seminary
Norwood Heights
College of Cardinals
Father Anthony
William Anthony
St. Peter's Cathedral
United States
Cologne Note Shows Franco British Compromise on Cologne
London dispatch reports an Allied note on Cologne reflects a compromise between French and British views. France concedes that Rhineland occupation has begun per treaty, while Britain allows reference to German defaults and acknowledges Control Commission actions despite obstructions.
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John L. Balderston
the Commercial Tribune
New York World
London
Cologne
Berlin
France
Rhineland
Poincare
Great Britain
Control Commission
Ruhr
British Foreign Office
N. Y. World News Service
N.Y. World
Press Pub, Co
Columbus Girl Shot by Unknown Attacker Near Home
Ruth Kendig was shot in the chest by a gunman as she was about to alight from a taxi in Columbus. Driver W. F. Mitchell rushed her to a hospital. police have no suspect and Kendig is dying.
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Columbus
Ruth Kendig
Miss Kendig
W. F. Mitchell
Mitchell
Cathedral fund assured to finish St John the Divine
Bishop William T Manning announced at a Central Manhattan church committee dinner that a sufficient sum is assured to complete the Cathedral of St John the Divine and that walls will begin to rise this spring.
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Associated Press
New York
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Haseen
Manhattan
Archbishop Henry Moeller Dies in Cincinnati at 75
Archbishop Henry Moeller, 75, leader of the Cincinnati archdiocese, died at his Norwood home after a period of illness. Born in St. Joseph’s West End, he studied in Rome and served as a priest, bishop, and chief church administrator, guiding missions and seminary education. He celebrated Christmas pontifical mass before his decline and was praised for civic service and wartime encouragement.
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West End
City
Rome
World
Cincinnati
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Catholic Church
Moeller
St. Peter's Cathedral
Mer. Charles Baden
Fenwick Club
Mgr. Buckley
Springfield
Delhi
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St. Joseph's Convent
Henry Marie
J. Edward Pirrung
Pirrung
Mgr
Louis May
Mt. St. Mary's Seminary
Norwood
Archbishop Moeeller
St. Joseph's Parish
Bernard
Theresa Witte Moeller
St. Joseph's
St. Xavier's College
American College
Propaganda
Boeller
Lenti
St. John Lateran
Purcell
St. Patrick’s Church
Bellefontaine
St. Mary’s Seminary
Chatard
Indianapolis
Archdiocese of
Columbus
Ferdinand Moeller
Society of Jesuits
St. Louis
Order of the Sisters of Charity
St. Peter’s Cathedral
St. Rita’s
Sev Ea Seacky
Tenne
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Hisey- Wolf
Harlan F. Stone
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N. Y. World
Press Pub. Co
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Catholic Archdiocese
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