Churches Unite as Dr Thwing Speaks at Bene Israel Centenary
The four great churches Roman Catholic Greek Orthodox Jewish and Protestant join in closer fellowship at the Bene Israel Congregation centennial in Cincinnati. Dr Charles Thwing and Rabbi Abram Simon praise interfaith harmony as Dr David Philipson notes stronger Jewish identity. A floral Torah scroll decorates the platform as the celebration extends to a Hotel Gibson dinner tonight. Continued on Tenth Page.
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Charles Franklin Thwing
Cleveland
Western Reserve University
Bene Israel
Rockdale Avenue
David Philipson
Cincinnati
Washington, D. C
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Ralph W. Mack
Hotel
Gibson
Coolidge
Israel
Indictment Questioned in Beazell Chatfield Embezzlement Trial
Lawyers for Beazell and Chatfield argued indictments flawed and asked for an instructed not guilty verdict. The state rested after challenging defense motions to strike evidence. Judge Darby planned to rule after morning opening as to whether the case proceeds.
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Beazell and
Chatfield
William H.chatfield, Jr
George H. Beazell
Thomas H. Darby
William J. Locke
Beazell
Charles Sawyer
Locke
Bell
Hamilton County
New York
Child 12 killed by Broadway street car in city center
Eunice D Holder 12, daughter of J K Holder, was dragged about twenty feet when street car No 11 struck her at Broadway near Seventh. Motorman William Tally faced manslaughter charges and posted $2000 bond. Witnesses said she darted from behind a southbound car into the path. She died at General Hospital. Guilford School pupil. Her family recently moved from Eli Kentucky.
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Broadway
Seventh Street
Eunice
D. Holder
J. K. Holder
William Tally
William W. Smith
Madison Road
Traction Company
Frank Fox
General Hospital
Duffy and
Whelan
Elias Latoof
Guilford School
Butterhe
Cincinnati
Eli
Russell County
Holder
Perkins-Campbell Company
Does an oligarchy rule?
Special correspondence argues Congress risks turning democracy into oligarchy as it investigates control of public opinion. The piece criticizes Sen Reed and the Bok peace plan, warns of political intimidation, and questions motives behind a probe into public persuasion and tax revision efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Lawrence
Washington
Congress
United States
Edward W. Bok
Ku Klux Klan
Pri
Woman in Charge of Policy Committee Of American Peace Award Summoned
Esther Everett Lape head of the American Peace Award Policy Committee was summoned to Washington to appear before the Senate special committee investigating the award. She requested Wednesday as hearing date for personal reasons, with most of the Policy Committee and Jury of Award pledging to testify.
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Senate
New York
Esther Everett Lape
Washington
Miss Lape
Senate Committee
Elihu Root
Brand Whitlock
Root
Whitlock
France
Senator Moses
John W. Davis
Learned Hand
Nathan L. Miller
Offord Pinchot
Ogden Reid
Franklins D. Roosevelt
William H. Johnston
Frank A. Vanderlip
Cornelius N. Bliss, Jr
Henry L. Stimson
Melville E. Stone
Edward M. House
James Guthrie Harbord
William Allen White
Ellen F. Pendleton
Roscoe Pound
Thimble Proves Lost Son In Jail Reunion
In New York on January 18 a 72 year old man George Doty shows a silver thimble said to pass through the Revolutionary Civil and Indian wars to prove to Margaret Lateer that he is her long lost son. She vows to seek his release in court Monday.
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New York
Mity
New Jersey
Raymond Street
George Doty
Margaret Lateer
Doty
M 'S Men
Jersey Wilds
George
Branchville
N. J
Brooklyn
Miners in Ohio push for higher wages and Open Contract
United Mineworkers of Ohio push for a six hour day five day week and a 25 percent wage increase with additional overtime pay. They remove the penalty clause, seek open contracts, referendums, and a two year agreement to begin April 1 1924.Governor Donahey urged support for a living wage in the penitentiary and asked to appoint a fact finding committee to study southern Ohio coal rates.
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Columbus
United Mineworkers
Ohio
Indianapolis
Public Utilities Commission
Donahey
General Assembly
Woman Struck by Auto on Gilbert Avenue. Driver Fled
Mrs. Ellen Banfield 55 of 680 Enright Avenue Price Hill was struck and seriously injured at Nassau Street and Gilbert Avenue last night. A taxi driver Thomas Quigley 323 East Thirteenth took her to General Hospital. A man named Clifford Mann 8315 Curzon Avenue Hartwell later claimed to have struck a woman on Gilbert Avenue. Mrs Banfield was visiting her son Thomas Bonfield Jr. when she learned her first grandchild was born yesterday.
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Ellen Banfield
Enright Avenue
Price Hill
Nassau Street
Gilbert Avenue
Thomas Quigley
General Hospital
Copeland Hit By Hysteria At Silk Dinner
Senator Copeland a physician by trade described the Silk Association of America dinner crowd reaction as a violent attack of hysteria after his tax reduction and soldier bonus stance. He said guests hissed booed and cried like frightened cattle geese and swine and called it a mass hysteria clinic in mental nervous diseases.
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Washington
Senator Copeland
Dem
N. Y
Silk Association of America
New York
Copeland
Taft donates 100000 for Cincinnati Masonic Temple campaign
Charles P. Taft contributes $100,000 and pledges to buy a lot near Fifth and Sycamore for a new Cincinnati Masonic Temple. He speaks to Master Masons at the Scottish Rite Cathedral as campaign plans unfold with zones and chairmen outlined for a March 10 start.
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Charles. P. Taft
Masonic Temple
Fifth
Sycamore
Cincinnati Masonic Temple
Charten P. Taft
George F.dieterle
Maurice Pollak
Joel C. Clare
Frank H. Nelson
Leo Agostini
Cincinnati
Order of DeMolay
Differences in Shenandoah flight sparks board inquiry
At Lakehurst a special board heard Captain Anton Heinen and Lt E H Kincaid clash over the Shenandoah wild flight after she broke from Lakehurst mooring. Kincaid defended his steering amid a damaged rudder while Heinen challenged the guidance.
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New. .York
Anton Heinen
E. H. Kincaid
Shenandoah
Lakehurst
N. J
New York Times
Scales
Kincaid
Heinen
Navy
Robbers Steal Payroll in Brooklyn Office
Three armed masked men held up the Ashford Plumbing Supply Co in Brooklyn and escaped with 4572 dollars placed in pay envelopes for 102 workers. A separate Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railway holdup in Sullivan bound operator R S Shaw and stole two sacks of registered mail before the payroll pouch was found.
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New York
Ashford Plumbing Supply Company
Brooklyn
Modern Klansmen Traitors Says Israel Zangwill in Cincinnati Interview
Israel Zangwill labeled the Ku Klux Klan as romantic hooligans and traitors who would spell America with a K. He spoke in Cincinnati on Judaism and Zionism, criticizing the Klan and noting Zionist aims of a Jewish homeland in Palestine under British rule. He contrasted Christian practice with true belief, praising Quakers.
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America
Israel Zangwill
Ku Klux Klan
Cincinnati
Bene Israel
Zangwill
Hotel Gibson
Chicago
H. Evans
Ill
Ae Dee
Palestine
Mr. Sexe See Tees
Jeftingorld
Rambeau's Night Collapses as Road Together Is Withdrawn
New York reports reveal Marjorie Rambeau suffered a complete nervous breakdown after the opening night of George Middleton's The Road Together. A. H. Woods announced the production was withdrawn at the author's request amid criticism of Rambeau's performance and line difficulties.
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New York
George Middleton
Marjorie Rambeau
A. H. Woods
Middleton
Bermuda
Woods
Nurse in Philadelphia denies slaying plot to testify
Myrtle Atkinson a Philadelphia nurse held on a Massillon police murder warrant claims Ohio officials seek her return to testify against Claude Osterholt. She says Pearl Paulas and an Massillon underworld figure pressed her to go back and testify while she was in the Chestnut Hill Home for Consumptives.
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Philadelphia
Massillon
Myrtle Atkinson
Chestnut Hill
William Quinn
Pinchot
Ohio
Claude Osterholt
Akron
Ohio City
Pearl Paulas
Osterholt
Paulas
Pearl
Quinn
Mendicument
Claude
Mexican Tampico clash prompts cautious White House moves
Washington debates Mexican rebel Tampico actions as the crew of the Tacoma remains ashore in rebel Tampico under American consul protection. The Richmond will transport 268 sailors to Vera Cruz while Hughes meets oil interests to avoid public details of talks. The White House signals no expected conflict and Texas troop transit requests face governor consent.
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Washington
Tampico
White House
State Department
Richmond
Vera Cruz
Tacoma
Consul Wood
Sparrow
Navy
Navy Department
Mexican Gulf Coast
Adolfo de la Huerta
Hughes
Mexico
Capital
de la Huerta
Texas
Obregon
Kite House
Actin
Neff
Austin
Texas Governor Declines Comment on Aid Action
Governor Pat Neff of Texas arrived in Atlanta and refused to comment on the lieutenant governor’s move to block passage of Mexican troops through American territory. He said it would not be proper to discuss the matter at that time.
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Texas
Atlanta
Pat Neff
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Philipson
David Lawrence
The
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Marily
League of Nations
Bok
Andrew Carnegie
Reed
Missouri
League
Ohio Union
Puebla
Tehuacan
Miahuatlan
Associated Press
Mexico City
Esperanza
San Marcos
Martinez
Arbalejo
Tecamachalco
Almazan
el Paso
Serrano
Jose Maria Sanchez
Teptaca
Taft
Heinen Nauw
Offigerg
Wdignant
Storm
England
Miss Rambeau
Channing
Jock
Lyric Theater
Cox Theater
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