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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1925

Page

10

Texas Senate moves to study Ferguson citizenship restoration

In Austin on January 28 the Texas Senate authorized a committee, led by Lloyd E. Price, to study how Ex Governor James E Ferguson might have his citizenship rights restored and the impeachment verdict removed. Ferguson, seated as governor during illness of Miriam A. Ferguson, noted he seeks only Texas to be well governed while awaiting the committee’s verdict.

New York World News Service Austin Tex Senate James E. Ferguson Barry Miller Lloyd E. Price Daingerfield Ferguson Miriam A. Ferguson Texas

Joan of Arc Called to Drive Out British Duke in France

Paris dispatch reports Georges de la Fouchardiere in L Oeuvre urges Joan of Arc aid to oust the Duke of Westminster and other English visitors amid tensions over lavish hunting expeditions in Brittany and Riviera luxury. He laments English colonization of France and mocks French roles under financial strain.

Arno Dosch-Fleurot New York World News Service Paris Duke of Westminster Georges de la Fouchardiere L’oeuvre Joan of Arc France Brittany Riviera de la Fouchardiere Westminster Parvenus Mediterranean Pau N. Y. World News Service N. Y. World Press Pub

Standardized Passports to Be Sought by League

The League of Nations plans an international conference to standardize passports. The United States and all League governments were asked for information on passport laws and regulations to base a uniform passport system with standardized visa charges and durations.

Alvin E. Johnson New York World News Service Geneva League of Nations United States League N. Y. World News Service N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co

Ohio legislature acts on Grafton site inquiry and appointments

The House and Senate adopted resolutions to investigate the Grafton site for a new feeble minded institution. The Senate received twelve bills and one constitutional amendment, while the House received twenty two. The Senate Rules Committee recommended confirming five appointments to the Bureau of Standards by Governor Donahey.

House Senate Grafton Bureau of Standards Donahey

Missionary Conference Opens Under Coolidge Speech

The Foreign Missions Conference of North America opened a six day session in Washington with President Coolidge delivering the opening address. He urged Christian churches and governments to ensure the best of Christian society is shared abroad, calling for liberalism and brotherhood. Dr James L Barton noted the movement now spends 40 million dollars annually supporting 18 000 missionaries, with Bishops Mouton Brent and Welsh among the opening speakers.

Associated Press Washington Coolidge Foreign Missions Conference of North America United States Canada James L. Barton Boston Churches of

Coolidge Urges Quick Action on Farm Bill Package

President Coolidge urged Congress to enact at the earliest date the Agricultural Commission's recommendations. A Federal Board to aid cooperative marketing and stronger support for farm research are proposed, with tariff protections and related agricultural measures. Rep. Williams and Sen. Capper move to advance cooperative marketing legislation aligned with the commission's findings.

Washington Coolidge Congress Agricultural Commission Representative Williams Rep Mich Senator Capper Kan Capper

Urge Recall of Smiddy as Irish Envoy to U S

Dublin reports recall of Michael Smiddy as Irish representative in Washington is being considered after his refusal to attend a Sulgrave Institute dinner. Officials say the move stems from Irish extremists' influence in the United States, with no successor named if recalled.

Smiddy U. S Dublin Michael Smiddy Washington Sulgrave Institute United States N. Y

Germany's Rhine pact move discounted by Herriot speech

Paris dispatch reports first German offers toward a Rhine guaranty pact amid talk of a three or four power agreement. Herriot accuses Berlin of trickery and warns France will demand all frontiers be respected before any wider pact.

Germany Rhineland Herriot Berlin Paris Britain France Belgium Rhine Cuno League of Nations East West Prussia Versailles Foreign Office Cologne Ruhr Council of Ambassadors Chamber of Deputies Control Commission Great Britain United States Pacific Leapstail N. Y. World Press Pub. Co

United Casket Company Branch in Cincinnati Forms Real Estate Note

Cincinnati real estate notes detail United Casket Company leasing a three story building at 1121 Race Street for seven years in a $35,000 total rent. The structure will serve as a distributing station and office for the Cincinnati territory. The Children’s Hospital project on Elland Avenue progresses toward a $1,000,000 five story building funded by memorial contributions. Numerous local property transfers list buyers, sellers, and tax figures across Avondale Norwood Clifton Heights and other neighborhoods.

Cincinnati Louisville Queen City United Casket Company Race Street William Reehl United States Rubber Company Children’s Hospital Elland Avenue Medical College of the University of Cincinnati

Mortgages Canceled From Many Movers and Lenders

A lengthy list outlines mortgage cancellations for numerous individuals and entities. Names include Josephine Von Hagel, Mary Fitzgerald, Anna Neuer, Pauline Neyer, Margaret Eisman, Evan Price, Corinne A. Smith, Leona M. Meeks, Lydia Kretschmar, Lena Davis, Elizabeth Fink, Homer C. Stanforth, Edward Pool, and Ruth Harrison among others. Amounts range from $172 to $18,000 with various lenders such as B. & L. Co., Provident Savings Bank, and Western Bank and Trust Company. The records reflect numerous assignments across multiple neighborhoods and institutions.

Amalia Argus the Topping Co Dan E. Rousch Pearl Market Bank Peter Kohl Lion L. & B. Co Je Tana Eisman Woodward B. & L Clayton Peck Columbia B. & L. 4. Co Norman Bucas Same John W. Robinson Harry Savin Lillie M. Summers Richard A. Rappoport John J. Spacht Max Owes Seventh Ward L. & B. Co Woerner Justice B. Arnett Ae Meyers Accomodation L Elizabeth C. Weisenberger Lick Run & L. Co Kathérine B. ‘Bollinger Hyde Park Savings Bank Co Stella Kershaw North Hyde Park Pottstown Michael Iestrich Wistocks S. & BL. A August G. Bammerlin Donato Diounsolo Reuben C. Koch Joseph Sowenshein International L. & L. Co Harrison W. Butz Winton Place B. & L. Co Genevieve Breuer Andrew E. Flanding Anna E. Meisman Lower Market Hilda Pisgus Highland Avenue L. & B. Co Edward Pool John Lederer Western Bank & Trust Co Joe Ashby Rayond Eggers Samuel Lehman Martin M. Matson Southern Ohio Loano Alois Motz John H. Weinsing M. Snyder East End L. A. Co James W. Pine Fourth and Central Charles ‘ Huber Provident Savings Bank Michael Dé. ” Gough Avondale L. & B. Co Lillian Stockmeier Better Housing William Knoller Louisa Mullen Edith McBreen Atlas National Bank Mike M. Schnetzer West Norwood B. & L. Co William L. Kopf Hillsdale L. & B. Co Sophia Cumminsville L. & B .Co Frank Bocchal Big Four B. & L. Co Tillie Buechle Bessie M. Becker Elmore L. & B. Co Vetter East Side B. & L Ae Cohen Nan Weil Ei Tel. Milet Walter Charles F. Nead Clara E. Keith Ella Foster Germania B. A Solomon Biderman Cincinnati Workingmen’s Club Patrick Farley Josephine von Hagel Joseph H. Rickard Mary, A Fitzgerald Charlotte E. Nichols Cincinnatus L. & B. Co Alice Gilmore Aesther Neuer Amelia Met Pauline Neyer Ernst Station L., & B. Co Mary M. Metz Wee B. Mitchell Oscar D. Ingram Rr Land Beekman Street L. & B. Co Max ‘Enhas Oakley Bank Frank E. Reusch Nathan Merkowit Evan Price Elbert Millard Corinne A. Smith Westwood Homestead Co Carl W. Flederman Anna M.puebber Oe Tee Fire Silverton IL William C. Kitt Anna Vandeval Edward Weller Mt. Lookout L. & L. Co Ella C. Klinkenberg Columbia B. &L. Co Campbell Delta L. A. Co Myrtle L. Carroll Leona M. Meeks Fred Brunholer Cecelia Hewston Madison B. A Lydia Kretschmar Provident Loan Co Lena Davis Golden Rule Home> Builders, Co Guarantee Trust C c M. Baker Cottage B. & L. Co Anna L. Hill Horace D. Jones Frank Welsh Elmer Werfer Alma Anthony Isaac Moskowitz Joseph Streitmarter Star D Ne & Co Marie Schroer Victoria B. A. No Nellie Renzenbrink Bank Street B. A. Co Elizabeth Fink Southern Ohio Savings Bank Homer C. Stanforth Western Bank and Trust Company John Paff James Cook Washington Mortgage Co Harley Cook Lawrence Liermann Adam Manifech International S. & L. Co Rhea Katz Jacob Cohen M. Mendelson Kathleen D. A Peters Realty Company Catherine Oes Garfield No. 1& & B. Co Albert C. Purcell Winton Place B. L. Co Milly Weiss Charles A. Engman Ewald J. Engman Raymond Eggers Ruth Harrison Garfield No. 2 Marie T. Morgenroth Alice Rosenthal Bauer Auto Sales Company John Donohue Globe B. & S. Co Honorarsyman Kohmescher Bond Hill B. A. Co

Greenwich Village Follies at Shubert Theatre Sunday night

The Greenwich Village Follies, the fifth revival staged by John Murray Anderson, appears at the Shubert Theater Sunday night and is touted as the most popular yet. The cast includes Daphne Pollard, Tom Howard, Joe Lyons, John Wells, Buster West, Irene Delroy, Martha Graham, Marian Dabney, Zolika the Oriental dancer, and others.

Shubert Greenwich Village Shubert Theater John Murray Anderson Daphne Pollard Tom Howard Joe Lyons John Wells Buster West Irene Delroy William Joe Mandell Martha Graham the Briants Julia Silvers al Sexton de Lima Martia Marian Dabney Gregory Safronic Jean LaMarr Barrie Oliver Billye Weston

B F Keiths Week at the Theater with Top Stars

B F Keiths presents two headliners Alma Nielson and Margaret Young with new character songs. Doug las Leavitt Ruth Mary Lock wood offer oddities. Mallen and Case and Walter Newman and company perform acts including Gattling Terry. Elly the juggler and the M E G Lime Trio round out the bill.

B. F. Keith’s Alma Nielson Adelaide Hughes Margaret Young Douglas Leavitt Ruth Mary Lockwood Mallen Case Walter Newman and Company

Cox Theater to Stage Madame X Revival Next Week

Bertha Mann stars as the noblewoman turned underworld figure in Madame X revived by the Stuart Walker Company at Cox Theater starting Monday night. Elliott Nugent plays the young attorney in this notable crime drama from the current era.

COX Stuart Walker Cox Theater Bertha Mann Elliott Nugent

Palace Theater to Open New Program with Varied Acts

John Hyams Leila Mc Intyre headline a one act comedy Willie Spinch at the Palace Theater starting Sunday. Harry Jolson a blackface singer Mildred Andre and her singers and dancers headline other acts. Also appearing Harry Holbrook the Singing Marine Roger Williams Carl and Valeska Winters in a musical novelty. The screen feature will be The Right of the Strongest.

Palace John Hyams Leila McIntyre Willie Spinch Palace Theater Harry Jolson Mildred Andre Harry Holbrook Marine Roger Williams Boy From Dixie Carl Valeska Winters

Olympic show "Let's Go" promises lively acts and comic feats

The Olympic theater unveils next week a variety program titled "Let's Go" starring Manny King a comedian and violinist, Walter Pet Smith Andy Price Harry Peterson Annette Creighton Fay Tunis Helen Flynn and others. A wrestling bear named Little Jimmy adds to the attraction and the show is billed as elaborately staged.

Manny King Walter Pet’) Smith Andy Price Harry Peterson Annette Creighton Fay Tunis Helen Flynn Little Jimmy

Empress Theater Opens Week with Harry Fields Show

Empress Players present Harry Fields in a 1924 Hello Jake Girls engagement beginning Sunday at the Empress Theater. Fields returns to town with a program featuring the well known revue acts and comedian routines.

Empress Harry Fields Empress Theater Fields

Cap itol presents The Worldlings renamed A Thief in Paradise

Capitol plans next week screening of George Fitzmaurice picturization of Leonard Merrick novel The Worldlings under new title A Thief in Paradise Doris Kenyon Ronald Colman Aileen Pringle Claude Gillingwater Alec B Francis lead cast with Hollywood’s prettiest girls ensemble The plot follows a young man who seizes a last chance to regain self respect by masquerading as another

Capitol George Fitzmaurice Leonard Merrick Capitol Theater Paradise Doris Kenyon Ronald Colman Aileen Pringle Claude Gillingwater Alec B. Francis Hollywood

The Golden Bed Plays At Lyric Theater

The Golden Bed at the Lyric Theater draws strong local audience support and may extend another week. Rod La Rocque Vera Reynolds and Lillian Rich lead the cast in a De Mille style production filled with glitter and gold.

LYRIC Lyric Theater Rod la Rocque Vera Reynolds Lillian Rich

Locked Doors at Walnut Theater Opens Week Ahead

William DeMille presents Locked Doors at the Walnut Theater for the week starting Sunday. The domestic drama features Theodore Roberts returning after months ill health, with Betty Compson Kathryn Williams Robert Edeson and Theodore von Eltz in the cast.

Walnut William DeMille Walnut Theater Theodore Roberts Betty Compson Kathryn Williams Robert Edeson Theodore.von Eltz

Strand Promises Lively Miss Bluebeard at Strand Theater

Bebe Daniels stars in Miss Bluebeard a gay French farce opening Sunday at the Strand. The Avery Hopwood stage hit is adapted for the screen and concerns a beautiful French actress who seems to marry one man but has married another. Kenneth McKenna makes his first screen appearance alongside Raymond Griffith and Robert Frazer in supporting roles.

Strand Strand Theater Bebe Daniels Avery Hopwood Kenneth McKenna Raymond Griffith Robert Frazer

Family Theater Show Features The Silent Accuser

The Family Theater announces a week of films led by The Silent Accuser starring Eleanor Boardman Raymond McKee and Peter the Great. A falsely accused young man is jailed and later freed with help from his loyal dog in the plot.

Eleanor Boardman Raymond McKee Peter, the Great Family Theater

A Great Dancer's Decline and Forgotten Glory

A reflective profile recalls a world famous dancer once adored by princes and artists. Once abundant with jewels, coats, and luxury apartments, she now lies old, poor, and forgotten as new beauties take the stage and old retainers fade away. The piece muses on justice, wealth, fame, and the inexorable passage of time.

Grand Duke Earl England France Austria St. Petersburg Spain Feat. Ser., Inc

Building Owners and Managers' Association to gain new executive secretary

John B. Cuni credit manager at Morris Plan Bank will become executive secretary of the Building Owners and Managers' Association starting February 1, replacing Howard McIntyre who has resigned.

John B. Cuni Morris Plan Bank The Building Owners and Managers’ Association Howard McIntyre

Five-room Fairmount bungalow sold for 7350 dollars

A five-room semi bungalow at 1612 Yonkers Avenue Fairmount was purchased yesterday by R G Hess for 7350 dollars. The sale included a garage to be built later. John E Manthey acted as broker and builder.

Yonkers Avenue Fairmount R. G. Hess John E. Manthey

State Building Code Committee Plans Ohio Conference

Esther Russo bought from the Ampt estate a three story nine room brick at 937 West Street for 4500. The Superior Sales Company completed the sale. Captain M W McIntyre, ex president of the local Building Owners and Managers Association, is named chair of the State Building Code Committee. The panel will survey the state code, prepare recommendations, and present them at the Ohio Association annual conference in Columbus on February 19.

Esther Russo Ampt West Street Superior Sales Company M. W. McIntyre Building Owners and Managers’ Association The Ohio Association Columbus

Mortgages Canceled Listed in Local Records

Mary H Keith to John Weber cancels a $3900 mortgage. Catherine to Cincinnati L and B Co cancels a $2000 mortgage. Burr Oak Building Co to William Deddens Jr cancels a $4820 mortgage.

Mary H. Keith John Weber Catherine Cincinnati L. & B. Co Burr Oak Building Co William Deddens, Jr

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