Patriotism and faith unite in postwar sermons
Dr. John Bayne Ascham argues war redeems selfishness by binding people to a common cause in a Memorial Day sermon. He cites Nathan Hale and the Civil and World Wars as tests of true patriotism and urges living for noble social truths over mere victory.
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John Bayne Ascham
Avondale
Nathan Hale
Connecticut
Dr. Ascham
America
Our Brothers
John E
John Edwin Price
Universalist Church
England
Christ
Rome
Resolution Declares Morton Street District for Oil Treatment
A 1925 Cincinnati resolution declares Morton street from Observatory avenue to end to be a district for oil roadway treatment. Property abutting Morton will be assessed to cover the cost, per contract with The Byrnes Conway Company and Ohio law, with dates to be set by the Director of Public Service.
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Director of Public Service
City of
Cincinnati
Morton Street
Observatory Avenue
Byrnes-Conway Company
Morten Street
State of Ohio
Chas. F. Hornberger
Edward P. Durr
Cincinnati Passes Marshall Avenue Improvement Ordinance
The Cincinnati City Council approved Ordinance No. 186-1925 on May 12 1925 authorizing grading drains and a six inch water main on Marshall Avenue from Riddle Road to the northern terminus with reinforced concrete paving. Cost will be assessed to benefiting parcels in ten installments with city cover for remaining costs. A copy is on file for public inspection.
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Marshall Avenue
Council of
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Riddle Road
Odie Road
Arshall Avenue
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Navy awaiting Coolidge decision on Rob inson promotion amid oil case
Washington reports Navy and political circles await President Coolidge's ruling on making J K Robinson a permanent Rear Admiral. A Los Angeles federal court has found the Doheny oil reserve lease illegal, a verdict Robinson had supported. Navy officials expect Coolidge to act after appeals. Robinson defends the leases and has praised Fall, Doheny, and Sinclair as patriots.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Navy
President Coolidge
J. K. Robinson
Federal Court
Los Angeles
Naval Oil Reserve
Edward L. Doheny
Robinson
Edward L. Doheny, Jr
Doheny
Bureau of Engineering
Navy Department
Fall
Denby
Griffin
Coolidge
Naval
White House
Fall, Doheny and Sinclair
Patent dispute shadows balloon tires patent claims
Akron reports that Steel Wheel Corporation claims exclusive license rights on the balloon tire patent held by Alden L. Putnam. B G Goodrich and other manufacturers doubt the patent's validity, noting balloon tires predate the 1920 filing and urging careful licensing amid industry-wide production.
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Associated Press
Akron
Alden L. Putnam
Akron Rubber Companies
Steel Wheel Corporation of
Detroit
B G. Work
B. F. Goodrich Company
Putnam
Motor ,Wheel Corporation
Bond Market Weakens After Early Year Strength
New York May 31 The bond market failed to sustain early strength as profit-taking pulled back prices on rail and industrial liens and spread to foreign and high grade corporates. Demand from banks for June Treasury financing softened trading in Liberty bonds while foreign loan competition heated up with Norway and Argentina offerings.
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New York
United States Treasury
J. P.morgan & Co
National City Company
Blair & Co
Morgan Group
Norway
Denmark
Treasury
Argentina
Bulgaria Orders Immediate Discharge of Extra Troops
Sofia May 31 The Minister of War issued orders for the immediate discharge of additional troops Bulgaria had recruited. The move follows the Ambassador's Council refusal to permit their further retention.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Straw gowns worn by Parisians delight fashion pages
Paris, Ma 31. Straw dresses have appeared here. They are crafted from Madagascar raffia, once used for hat trimming. The gowns are cool and hygienic as the open weave allows air to circulate over the skin. They can be dyed any color and are expected to be popular in the country and seaside.
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Europe
Atlantic
Federal Reserve System
Paris
Madagascar
AUTOS STRIKE 2 GIRLS IN STREET NEAR HOME
Geraldine Gray eight year old ran into Columbia avenue and Torrence road and was struck by a car driven by Robert Rathburn. Betty Jane Schmidt four was hit near 138 Lyons street and had a bruised arm as Otto Ohrbrick was charged with reckless driving.
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Columbia Avenue
Torrence Road
Geraldine Gray
Waterloo Street
Robert Rathburn
Eleanor Avenue
Norwood
Lyons Street
Betty Jane Schmidt
Otto R. Ohrbrick
Henry Phipps of New York Leases Deer Forests
Henry Phipps Jr of New York has leased two Scottish deer forests Glenfiddich and Blackwater from the Duke of Richmond and Gordon for the autumn shooting season. The article notes he and his party will stay at Broughton Castle near Banbury, a secluded summer holiday spot, with connections to Lord Saye and associations to J G Moore of New York.
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New York World News Service
London
Henry Phipps, Jr
New York
Andrew Carnegie
Scotland
Glenfiddich
Blackwater
Duke of Richmond
Gordon
Lady Lee
Fareham
J. G. Moore
Broughton Castle
Lord Saye
Seles
Banbury
Business Gains Light Yet Steady Across Industries
New York May 31. A relatively quiet week in major markets shows rising business activity and modest gains across basic industries. Sterling stays near parity as France discusses debt funding, while commodity prices advance and gasoline and tire prices rise. Freight volume hits year highs, though railroad earnings lag due to efficiency gains and capital outlays. Auto industry leads manufacturing with record sales.
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New York
Wall Street
Caillaux
Washington
United States
France
America
Congress
Federal Reserve System
Stock Exchange
New Orleans
Dun’s
Federal Reserve
N. Y
Beeethigs i
Boces -Woumir, i
Eccek
Chicago
Rio
Newark
Dun
O. 2
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Great Britain
Sterling Exchange
Burglars in Two Raids Cause Death of Brooklyn Owner
In New York on May 1 burglars robbed the Acme Novelty Company twice within six weeks. Abraham Rosanes, 37, Brooklyn owner, was found dead by hanging in his office, an apparent death by own action amid ruined fortune. Employee Oscar Laleur reported Rosanes had spoken of self harm after the second break in. Rosanes is survived by his wife and three young children.
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L. G. Hoeck
Louis G. Hoeck
Church of the New Jerusalem
Jesus Christ
New York World News Service
New York
Acme Novelty Company
Abraham Rosanes
Brooklyn
Oscar Laleur
Rosanes
Persia Considers League Action Over Soviet Attacks
In Geneva on May 31 Persia warned the League of Nations of incursions by Soviet troops violating a 1921 treaty. Prince Arfaed Dowleh reported that 3,000 nomads and Tartars in Turkestan were incited to attack Bodmourd to seize the holy city of Meshed, threatening international peace.
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Geneva
Persia
League of Nations
Council of the League
Arfaed Dowleh
League Assembly
Turkestan
Bodmourd
Meshed
Woman Hit By Auto on Dixie Highway Near Butler Club
Mrs Ledford Neal of 343 Ellen Street Cincinnati was struck by a car driven by W L Way Horn of 241 Park Avenue Cincinnati while crossing the Dixie Highway near the Butler County Country Club north of Hamilton. She suffered back injuries and was treated at Mercy Hospital Hamilton before being sent home.
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Hamilton
Ledford Neal
Ellen Street
Cincinnati
W.L. Way Horn
Park Avenue
Butler County Country Club
Mercy Hospital
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Jacob
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First
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Malick
C. Lot Péari
Theodore H. Price
Commerce and Finance
Esme Howard
British Empire
Germany
von Hindenberg
Parisiennes
World News Service
Henry Phipps
The
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Safe Investments
Sumter County, Fla
Dune
Weil, Roth & Irving
Dixie Terminal Building
Zane Hotel
Zanesville, Ohio
Henry A. Hicks
Zanesville
Title Guarantee & Trust Co
Higway
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California
Fourth Street
Wheeling
Columbus
Messrs. Moulinier
Bettman & Hunt
Title Guarantee & Rust Co
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