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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1923

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Six Die In Ice Bound Viaduct Auto Crash In Cleveland

A car plunged from the Harvard Avenue Viaduct into railroad tracks after hitting a snow bound curb. Killed were John Uridill Ruth Uridill and Christina Blaha. James Blaha and a five year old girl were injured, as a coke train passed moments earlier.

Cleveland, CO Harvard Avenue East Twenty Second Street John Uridill Ruth Uridill Christina Blaha James Blaha Iidill Andrs Blaha

Liquor Seizure At Sharon Inn In Sharonville Raid

Federal prohibition officers raided the Sharon Inn at Sharonville early yesterday and seized a large quantity of beer and whisky. Proprietor Sydney Mund and four men were arrested on liquor charges and later released on bonds ranging from 1 000 to 7 500. The search disrupted about a hundred patrons and was followed by a transfer of evidence to Cincinnati police for further action.

Sharon Inn Sharonville Prohibition Adolf Thompson Toledo Sydney Mund Thomas Gregory United States Federal Cincinnati Gregory Thomas H. Lampert New York Harold D. Sanderson Norwood Avenue Norwood Vincent Marsh York Street Newport Ira Ross Mills Street Hamilton Eugene Weatherly Weatherly Cincinnati Police

Rosewood fire ends after white mob destroys remaining Negro section

At Rosewood Florida a mob of 100 to 150 white men burned the last twelve Negro houses and a church after a deadly clash left seven dead. Authorities say the fires were deliberate as negro residents fled into swamps. One woman was killed retreating from a burning home and others were slain nearby. Police report eighteen negroes present and those barricaded at Sumner were moved for safety.

Associated Press Rosewood Fila Levy County Sumner Jesse Hunter Hunter

Officials Again Inspect Lake Lafourche With Grappling Hooks

Federal and state investigators visited Lake Lafourche to photograph, measure, and probe a section using grappling hooks. The case ties to masked depredations in Morehouse Parish linked to a district Klan past.

Lake Lafourche Associated Press Bastrop Watt Daniel Thomas Richards Morehouse ‘Parish John. M. Percet Klux N Richards Daniel J.L. Daniel Watt J. K. Skipwith Cyclops Morehouse Klan B. M. McKain Met Rouge Parker Laurie Calhoun Morehouse Dr. McKain

Thunder Glaps Herald Cuming Of Cold Wave

A stormy Cincinnati night features persistent rain and lightning as residents brace for a cold wave. A cor respondent recounts deluge and slick streets while a flood-soaked landmark prompts a perilous slip. Weather forecasts hint at a temperature drop within twelve hours based on a Speetry report.

Dr. Cone Cincinnati Trington

Dr Emil Hirsch Jewish Scholar Dies in Chicago At 71

Dr Emil G Hirsch 71 a noted Jewish scholar educator rabbi and Sinai Temple pastor in Chicago since 1880 died after a week long pneumonia illness. Born May 22 1852 in Luxemburg he studied in Germany and the U S earning degrees from multiple institutions and serving as professor lecturer and editor. Funeral at Sinai Temple Monday 9 30 with burial at Rose Hill Cemetery.

Chicago Emil G. Hirsch Sinai Dr. Hirsch Duchy of Luxemburg Samuel Louise Hirsch Germany University of Pennsylvania Berlin Leipzig High School For Jewish Science America Har Sinai Baltimore Adath-Israel Congregation Louisville Hirsch Theestern University of Pennsylvania Austin College of Illinois Hebrew Union College of Cincinnati Temple University Matilda Einhorn New York University of Chicago Trumbull Johns Hopkins Zeitgeist Milwaukee Reformer of Reform Advocate Illinois Sinai Temple Buri Rose Hill B. Levi E Bales

England America debt funding talks begin in Washington

Washington January 7 The American and British Commissions will meet for the first time to discuss a funding arrangement for Britain's war debt to the United States. Officials expect formal exchange of views, with Britain seeking favorable terms and the United States poised to set limits under the Debt Funding Act.

Washington Great Britain United States Norman Bank of England American Commission Treasury Baldwin Exchequer England Europe

Allies Strive To Avert War In Near East At Lausanne

Lausanne Jan 7 Diplomatic efforts continue to avert war in the Near East as allied delegations advance a peace treaty hoped to be signed at Lausanne. Ismet Pasha dominates Turkish deliberations while Britain France and the United States seek non-aggres sion guarantees and special protections for foreigners. The Mosul oil dispute and foreign judicial guarantees remain the main obstacles as talks enter a critical week.

Near East Associated Press Lausanne Turkey Europe Paris Ismet Pasha Angora Ismet M. Starrere Poincare M. Barrere Lord Curzon Hughes Washington Far East Ambassador Child America Straits Mosul England

France Prepares Ruhr Entry as Poincare Weighs Defaults

Paris Jan 7 France readies Rhine army for seizure of the Ruhr and Rhineland if President Poincare orders action. Troops recalled from leave crowd trains while ministers contest timing and seek a default declaration on German coal payments before any move. The plan hinges on reparations and potential British appeasement shifts.

Associated Press Paris France Poincare Ruhr Rhineland M. Poincare M. le Trocquer Rhine Degourt Germany Jan Eee Commission

Ten Hurt When Train Plunges Into Ditch Near Fremont

Ten persons injured when a lake Shore electric train from Cleveland to Toledo and Detroit collided with a stalled transport motor truck five miles west of Fremont at 7 10 tonight. First car telescoped the truck trailer and toppled into a ditch injuring two seriously. Passengers on the second car remained on the rails. Names include William Hein 70 of Fremont and Matilda Cizen 25 of Detroit among the seriously hurt. many others treated at Memorial Hospital.

Fremont Lake Shore Cleveland Toledo Detroit Here William Hein Matilda Cizen Mich Memorial Hospital Clara H. Stuesman Clarence Degrost Harold Stiger William Conway Herbert Frank

Robber Kissed Woman Then Returns Loot

Mrs Helen Siebert was robbed on Poplar Street when two men held up her and shrank her pockets. One thief kissed her before fleeing after another demanded the return of the pocketbook. The victim reported $87 was taken.

Robin Hood Dick ‘Turpin Cincinnati Helen Siebert Livingston Street Poplar Street Central Avenue John Street Panion Siebert John *T Central

Jail stays empty for seven weeks in Seneca County

The Seneca County Jail was idle for seven weeks at the end of 1922, according to a sheriff’s report. It marks the longest period of idleness in the jail’s history.

Tiffin Seneca County

Murder suspect questioned in Cleveland ax slaying

Fred Goetling, an inmate released from Lima State Hospital for the Criminal Insane, is under police questioning in the murder of Harry Keim 46 whose body was found hacked in his Cleveland hardware store. Bloodstained clothing and $26 plus a lodge receipt were found on him.

Cleveland Fred Goetling Harry Keim Ohio Goetling Keim Lima Louis W Olfe Mabel Foote Parma Heights

The Diamonds opens in Commercial Tribune Fiction Section

The Diamonds builds through a sequence of engrossing characters as they pursue a mystery that ends tragically. The new fiction feature debuts Sunday January 14 in the Commercial Tribune's Fiction Section.

the Commercial Tribune

Anti Religious Moves In Moscow Against Christmas Festivities

Moscow reports describe anti religious features tied to Christmas celebrations starting tonight. Parades planned for Sunday will distribute millions of pamphlets and burn effigies of holy figures in public squares. The Working Mans Gazette covers youth communists and the Red Army attacking the Gates of Heaven on its front page.

Moscow Gazette Today Red Army

Reichs bank fixes twenty mark gold piece price

Berlin January 1 The Reichs bank set the price of the twenty mark gold piece at 26 000 paper marks.

Berlin Jan Reichsbank

The Diamonds Chronical Mystery Opens Sunday

Conan Doyle Maupassant and Poe inspire a gripping mystery story titled The Dia ene begins Sunday January 14 in the Commercial Tribune fiction section.

Conan Doyle Dui Maupassant Poe the Commercial Tribune

International Loan to Germany As Final Solution To Reparations

A New York business forecast notes high prices for cotton and raw materials, with optimism for 1923 tempered by rising wages. Edward E. Poor warns that while credit may be available, high costs push mills and merchants to seek outside financing. Mills run at capacity, with orders already sold ahead for months.

Germany DY Imlvuunre M. Inhitl Commerce and Finance N. Y Theodore H. Price New York Edward E. Poor

Embassy Liquors Linked to Capital Bootleg Traffic

Washington reports outline a three raid probe into what police call Embassy Liquors sold through illicit channels. Officers say some embassy staff may be involved and that imported wines and whiskies traced to foreign sources were seized in a northwest apartment raid. Federal and DC police note diplomatic shipments require State and Treasury clearance, with potential diplomatic repercussions if violations occur.

Washington District of Columbia Fashionableorthwest O. T. Davis Polce Lieut. Davis Guatemala Elizabeth Hecht Davis Hecht State Department Lieut Joaquin Mendez Legation Lishment Logan Min Self Joaquin Mendez Department Prohibition Enforcement Headquarters Treasury Department Departments of Posts and Seizuers

Capital Eager To Know French Moves In Ruhr

Reports from Paris seek to outline how France Italy and Belgium will enforce reparations from Germany. Washington has no definite process yet and awaits official guidance. Secretary Hughes had shown cautious hope, but no new information has emerged.

Ruhr Washington Paris Germany Hughes New Haven

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