Five Independent Directors Elected to Cincinnati Chamber Board
Five independent candidates won three year terms on the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors at the Hotel Gibson meeting. Charles P. Taft was named honorary life member for civic work including the Dixie Terminal Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Hotel
Gibson
George F. Dana
A. Julius Freiberg
H. J. Hoover
W.H. Chatfield, Jr
Cecil H. Gamble
F. B. Edmonds
Henry Brouse
Freiberg
Gamble
Mr. Chatfield
George Sawyer
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Sawyer
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Taft
Dixie Terminal
James A. Reilly
Reilly
Ortiz
Fourth and
Sycamore Streets
George P. Carrel
Carrel
Newberry Seat Fight Dominates Senate Debate in Washington
In Washington on January 11 the Senate fought over whether Michigan Republican Tru man H. Newberry should hold his seat after a contested 1918 election. Leaders warned the outcome hinges on a few undecided Senators as new resolutions on seating complicate proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
Henry Ford
Spencer
Missouri
Newberry
King
Utah
Owen
Oklahoma
Walsh
Montana
Senate Elections and Privileges Committee
Dupont
Delaware
Stanley
Kentucky
Moses
Republic
New Hampshire
Reed
Ocrat
Johnson
California
Underwood
Alabama
Aon
Jones
Norris
Republican
Nebraska
Hitchcock
Caraway
Arkansas
Heflin
Terrific gale pounds Northeastern states causing deaths and injuries
A powerful January gale lashed New York and nearby areas with 90 mph winds, killing three and injuring scores. Snow turned to hail and rain as umbrellas flew, boats broke moorings, and harbor traffic suffered. A juror was injured in court as a man was struck by a taxi during the blizzard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Sandy Hook
Weather Bureau
Crook
New Jersey
Long Island
Classified Advertisements Index on Page Two
The page lists advertisers and listings across multiple firms including Cumberland Chemical Co. Cunard-Anchor Line Eagle Savings and Loan Fifth-Third Bank Merchants and Manufacturers Contest Miss Moore Superfluous Hair Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Pogue's Nettleton Shoes Second National Bank Shillito's Rugs and Linoleums Cincinnati Auto Co and Wurlitzer Musical Instruments among others with page references and categories for quick browsing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattie
Akin
Bauer & Lougheed
Ici
Spinos & Campbell's Creek Coal Co
Ie Ee
Eagle Savings and Loan Co
Financial— Fifth-Third National Bank
Wyly MN
EIA
Bnoc
Pete
Gidding—Street
Henshaw—Furniture
Hobo Tecensiccvar
Liberal Savings and Loan Assn
Merchants & Mfgrs
Miss Moore
Pinkham
Pogue
Nettleton
Richard's
Second National Bank
Shillito’s
The
Cincinnati Auto Co
Ivan Wall En Penn
Wurlitzer
Alley Cat Outclasses Aristocratic Cousins
A common alley cat named Tibbles won a blue ribbon at the United Show of the Atlantic Cat Club and Silver Society in New York. The streets’ snub-nosed tiger and white cat, entered by the Ride-a-Wee Home for Animals, refused the long-haired Angoras and Persians and slept in a corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlantic Cat Club
Silver Society
Tibbles
Angoras
Sacred Palace
Factory to Resume After Wage Cut at Smith & Wesson
Springfield Mass January 11 The workers of Smith and Wesson pistol makers were told to return to work Monday with a 20 percent wage reduction. The plant has been shut since last July due to business conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Smith & Wesson
When You Think of Writing Think of Whiting Adv
A brief advocacy note urges readers to consider Whiting for writing needs, highlighting its focus on credible content and accessible resources for authors and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adv
Whisky Smugglers Use Submarine Reports Say
Reports state a submarine built in Seattle and later given to the Canadian government was used to bring liquor into Puget Sound from British Columbia ports. Federal authorities investigate claims the vessel landed liquor near Seattle and made trips to the Columbia River and California ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
British Columbia
Puget Sound
Columbia River
California
Foes of Dang May Seek Tax on Cincinnati Women's Club
Evidence that anti dancing faction in the Cincinnati Woman's Club seeks to tax members for the victory approving dancing in the club auditorium was disclosed in Revenue Collector Charles M. Dean's office. The delegation asked if leasing the auditorium for dances would change the club from civic to social status, potentially a $1.75 annual tax per member. Dean said a Washington ruling was sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Woman’s Club
Charles M. Dean
United States Revenue Collector
Dean
Revenue
Washington
Cincinnati Women’s Club
Montana Supreme Court strikes down bachelor tax law
The Montana State Supreme Court ruled both the bachelor tax and the poll tax unconstitutional. The poll tax applied to all men aged 21 to 60, while the bachelor tax targeted men over 21 who were not heads of families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
State Supreme Court
Three Thousand Railroad Workers Return to Jobs
About 3,000 men employed by the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad at Scranton Kingston and East Buffalo N Y resumed work today after three weeks idle period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company
Kingston
East Buffalo
N. Y
Woman Witness for Arbuckle Freed by Police in San Francisco
San Francisco January 11 The dismissal of Mrs Minnie Neighbors a juror charge and seven temporary jurors excused were noted as the second manslaughter trial of Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle opened The defense led by Gavin McNab questioned veniremen while Milton Urnen prosecuted The presence of Women’s Vigilant Committee members influenced juror questioning and courtroom security remained tight as spectators filled the Criminal Courts Building
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San. Francisco
Selon ‘Tion
Minnie Neighbors
Roscoe C
Fatty
Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Criminal Courts
Gavin McNab
Iis
McNab
Talesmen
Milton U Ren
Veniremen
Card
National Biscuit to Build Major Midwest Plant in Cincinnati
The National Biscuit Company announced a 2.5 million dollar land and building purchase on Hunt Street to house a seven story bakery with 460 000 square feet. The plant will employ 3 600 people, start with twelve ovens, later twenty, and produce eight to ten carloads daily in and out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Biscuit Company
Hunt Street
Mid-West Territory
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Dandridge Street
Thirteenth Street
Baldwin Plans Company
Gilbert Avenue
Lewis R. Smith
Frederick W. Body
W. P. Scully
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cincinnati
Canal and
Vine Street
Lock Street
Mid-West
Delivery Truck Crashes Into Norwood Street Car
A light delivery truck collided with a Vine-Norwood street car at Madison and Main in Norwood yesterday afternoon. The crash overturned the heater, started a fire, and caused a hasty exit, but no injuries among passengers. The truck belonged to L. H. Wolf & Son of Evanston. driver Robert Cook sustained minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine-Norwood
Madison and
Main Avenues
Norwood
L. H. Wolf & Son
Evanston Grocers
Robert Cook
Madison Avenue
Main Avenue
Cook
H. D. Grumond
George van Nort
Firms plead not guilty to trust law charges
Eleven corporations and ten individuals of the Eastern Soil Pipe Manufacturers Association pleaded not guilty in federal court to Sherman antitrust charges. Judge Knox granted ten days to decide on demurrer or other motions to block trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eastern Soil Pipe Manufacturers’ Association
Knox
Pet cat traps lead to fatal trapper clash in Ohio
In Bucyrus Ohio on January 11, Harry Truka 29 was struck with a spade after August Teuscher’s barn cat triggered a trap set for unwanted animals. Truka suffered a fractured skull and Teuscher was bound over for the grand jury on a $500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrus
Harry Truka
August Teuscher
Teuscher
Truka
Attic Fire Damages St Johns Church in Juan City
Fire at St John s Roman Catholic Church on Republic and Green streets lasted three and a half hours. Officials put at more than 5000 dollars in damage with salvage crews saving altars and artwork. Firefighters faced dense smoke and unpredictable flare ups. one patrol car was wrecked by a crash as Engine Company No. 7 rushed to the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
Republic and
Green Streets
Shearwood
Cincinnati and Hamilton boys runaways share rail tale
Three Cincinnati youths vanish visiting Hamilton while three Hamilton boys ride to Cincinnati with schoolbooks. Police hold the Cincinnati trio for parental action. Hamilton boys sent to their Homes after confession. Separate New York labor case sees permanent injunction blocking garment firms from enforcing forty nine hour week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
Wagner
Benjamin Schlessinger
International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
Justice Wagner
United States
Max Steuer
Cloak, Suit and Skirt Manufacturers’ Protective Association
Samuel Untermyer
Morris Hillquist
Paris Debates Anglo French Pact as Briand Seeks Parliament Vote
Paris dispatch reports Senate and Cabinet debates over a Franco British defensive pact tied to German reparations. M. Briand aims for a Parliament confidence vote with Prime Minister Millerand presiding at the Elysee as Cannes talks continue. France presses assurances that Versailles terms and Belgian priority stay intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission On Finances
Chamber of Deputies
Briand
Commission For Foreign Affairs
Chamber
M. Poineare
Senate
France
Europe
Genoa
Francé
Gaston Vidal
Versailles
M. Briand
Paris
Elysee Palace
Millérand
Cannes
M. Danielou
Paris Crisis Overshadows Council Work at Supreme Assembly
At Cannes Jan 11 the Paris crisis dominates Supreme Council circles as Briand rushes to join the French cabinet and parliament. The Council will meet with Lloyd George presiding and Loucheur for Briand, while Germany faces the Reparations Commission over the January installment issue. Italy stresses that any Franco British pact must not alter joint relations with third powers and notes its lack of a frontline with Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Press
Senate Commission For Foreign Affairs Today
Briand
Cannes
Poincare
Great Britain
Supreme Council
M. Briand
Mr. Lloyd George
M. Loucheur
Reparations Commission
Germany
Italy
France
Grand Jury Rule Reversal Frees Murder Convict
In Austin the Court of Criminal Appeals ruled that a grand jury with women members was illegal, reversing and dismissing Robert J. Riddle's ninety nine year murder sentence for the 1920 killing of Mrs. Ida Sorley in Waco. The rulings void all indictments returned by that grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Court of Criminal Appeals
Robert J. Riddle
Waco
Ida Sorley
Riddle
Farr Alpaca declares $250000 annual employee bonus
Holyoke Massachusetts January 11 The Farr Alpaca Company announced a distribution next Friday totaling about 250000 dollars as a yearly bonus to its three thousand employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyoke
Mass
Farr Alpaca Company
Landslide in Sicily Destroys San Fratello Town
In Messina Sicily landslides from heavy rain hit San Fratello. Dozens believed buried as two bodies found and residents flee to neighboring villages. Relief efforts deploy military engineers to house the homeless. the government sends 150000 lire for food and clothing. Seven churches lie in debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messina
Sicily
Associated Press
San Fratello
Druggist Fends Off Robbers With Shouts of Police
In Covington a late night hold up ended abruptly when George J. Massmann, at Eleventh and Greenup streets, hid behind the counter and cried Murder and Police. The two armed youths fled without stealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
George J. Massmann
Eleventh
Greenup
New York Wine and Beer Bill Introduced in Legislature
Assemblyman Louis A. Cuvillier introduces a bill to legalize on premise sale of beverages up to 8 percent alcohol in hotels and restaurants in New York. The measure aims to allow drinking on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Louis A. Cuvillier
New York
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IF Trade
Julius Freiberg
C. H. Gamble
W. H. Chatfield, Jr
Henry Page
College of Medicine
Charles M Dean
Internal Revenue Collector
W. E. Humphrey
Humphrey
Charles 8. Sherrill
Stock Exchange
Grain
Northeastern States
Ing
Garden City
QO. B. D. Colver
Cleveland
Chicago
Hazelhurst Field
Supréme Court
Tom Bretn
Anna LaCasrt
Witnes
Hoadinginnat
National Company
Midwest
Trapper
England
At Juan
Hamilton Boy
City Boys
Hamilton
Jesse Effinston
Warsaw Avenue
Lisle Harris
West Eighth Street
Carroll Coomes
Staedler
Pennsylvania Station
Pearl
Butler
West Ninth Street
C. H. Lewis
Gilbert Bolan
North Eleventh Street
Louis Harding
Edward Huntsman
Miller
Demand
Council
Millerand
Vidal
Slayer
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