Clerk Confesses Embezzling 100000 From Italians
Bronx District Attorney McGeehan announced Alberto Galdini former clerk at Bifulci Rossi steamship agency confessed that he and Umberto Rossi embezzled funds deposited with the agency Rossi disappeared and is alleged to have taken more than 100000 from Italian laborers Police in Bronx urged to probe private banks and ticket agencies in the borough.
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Associated Press
New York
McGeehan
Bronx
Alberto Galdini
Bifulci & Rossi
Umberto Rossi
Rossi
Flam marion, Noted French Astronomer, Dies
Paris dispatch reports Camille Flammarion the noted French astronomer died at his observatory in Juvisy sur Orge France. He passed away on June 4 after a long career in stellar studies and popular science writings.
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Paris
Camille Flammarion
M. Flammarion
Juvissy-Sur- Orge
France
Camille Flammarion a Pioneer in Popular Astronomy
French poet astronomer Camille Flammarion popularized astronomy for lay readers and founded the Juvissy Observatory and the Astronomical Society of France. He authored Marvel of the Heavens and Popular Astronomy, married Gabrielle Renaudot in 1920, and conducted balloon observations with Goddard.
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Camille Flammarion
Juvissy
Astronomical Society of France
M. Flammarion
Gabrielle Renaudot
Flammarion
Paris Observatory
le Verrier
Goddard
Passy
Paris
Heiden
Wees
Migot
Napoleonne
Fontainebleu
M. Meret
Flammarion on cosmic evolution and the shifting science of astronomy
The passage discusses Flammarion’s view that the last quarter century has transformed astronomy. It contrasts inert matter in space with evolving stars and life, calling this shift a signal advance and possibly the greatest feature of near future astronomical science.
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Flammarion
City considers woman Police Lieutenant and ten policewomen
Civil Service Commission laid out qualifications for a woman Police Lieutenant aged 30 to 45 with a common school education and executive ability who must pass training and tests. Policewomen aged 25 to 35 must meet education and testing standards. All must meet a standard physical exam and height of at least 5 feet 4 inches. The unit will handle cases involving women and children and aid in preventing crime with the Lieutenant directing the women and reporting derelictions.
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Civil Service Commission
Trade Exposition to Welcome Export Goods in New Exhibit
H A Spielberger of New Orleans visited Cincinnati to drum up local manufacturer interest in a permanent International Trade Exposition to be housed in a government donated 5 million dollar building in New Orleans. He cited endorsements from Malcolm M. Stewart and Robert Alter and said the event will attract foreign buyers through newspaper advertising.
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H. A. Spielberger
New Orleans
United States Department of Commerce
Cincinnati
Spielberger
Malcolm M. Stewart
Foreign Trade Department
The
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Alter
American Tool Works
Legion to honor Col Galbraith with memorial services
Memorial services for Col F W Galbraith Jr a National Commander of the American Legion will be held Tuesday afternoon by the Robert B Bentley Post at Eden Park near the Galbraith monument. The Rev Frederick N McMillin will chaplain Burton E Robinson and Gilbert Bettman will speak Rabbi Michael Aaronson will act as chaplain and Cincinnati Conservatory of Music students will perform.
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F. W. Galbraith, Jr
American Legion
Robert B. Bentley
Eden Park
Galbraith
Frederick N. McMillin
Burton E. Robinson
Bentley Post
Gilbert Bettman
Michael Aaronson
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Society Scandal of Age Brews in London
A major society scandal may arise from the Duchess of Westminster divorce appeal listed for the next term in London. The jury list signals a summer trial with around thirty prominent society figures potentially drawn into the case if settlement efforts fail.
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London
New York World News Service
Duchess of Westminster
World News Service
tCopyright
N. Y
World
Crabs tagged to track interstate movements
The Department of Commerce begins tagging Maryland and Virginia crabs in Mobjack Bay to study cross state crab movements. A 25 cent reward is offered for each tag returned with time and place of capture.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Maryland
Virginia
Department of Commerce
Mobjack Bay
Germ theory and surgical cleanliness in health care
Dr. Copeland discusses the germ theory as a long accepted medical truth. He recalls personal infection from a wound and notes that preventing pus infections required recognizing and removing conditions that foster germ life through surgical cleanliness. He advises cleansing all injuries and avoiding neglect, with treatment tips and reader Q A responses from 1925.
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Hel
Medical Society
Hotel structure sale on Eastern avenue and Carrel street
The East End realty deal covers the southwest corner property bought for 265000 by E J Greine. The hotel comprises five stores and twenty five rooms. M Helmers sold it through broker William A Stone.
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Eastern Avenue
Carrel Street
E. J. Greine
M. Helmers
William A. Stone
Smith sells Hyde Park lot for 2100 to Euveland
Piper and Piper brokers sold a 40 by 120 foot lot in Wilshire avenue Hyde Park East to William H Euveland for 2100. Euveland plans to build an attractive residence on the property.
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Piper & Piper
H. Clemmer Smith
Wilshire Avenue
Hyde Park East
William H. Euveland
Building and Loan Officials Attend Kansas City Convention
Herman F. Cellarius and Thomas L. Pogue with Henry S. Rosenthal head to Kansas City Missouri for the United States League convention June 9 to 11 aboard the Vice Presidential special. A Haven street Avondale lot will hold a six room brick and shingle bungalow costing 8500 with ground. Martha E. Anslinger bought the site from Mary Cloran via E M Costello & Son. A brick eight room residence at 537 Hale avenue Avondale sold for 15000 through Myers Y Cooper and Theodore Mayer for Thomas W Trevor. L P McCullough of Buckeye State Building and Loan Association will speak at Reading Home Savings and Loan opening. assets exceed 1900000. D W Murphy bought an eight room two family house at 740 Barr street for 3750 via Horace Sudduth.
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Herman F. Cellarius
United States League of Building and Loan Associations
Thomas L. Pogue
Henry S. Rosenthal
League
Kansas City
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
C. C. Jones
United States League
Haven Street
Forest and
Ehrman Avenues
Avondale
Martha E. Anslinger
Mary Cloran
E.M. Costello
Hale Avenue
Fannie Steigel
Myers Y. Cooper
Theodore Mayer & B Bro
Thomas W. Trevor
L. P. McCullough
Buckeye State Building and Loan Association
Columbus
Home Savings and On Company
Benson Street
Reading
D. W. Murphy
Annie Sales
Barr Street
Horace Sudduth
Little Scorpions Club Fire Destroys Clubhouse
Fire at 558 Hoge Street destroys the Little Scorpions Clubhouse as members led by Mickey McGuire watch. Fire Marshal Coleman and crew battled the blaze after neighbors reported smoke. cause not yet known.
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Little Scorpions
The
Commercial Tribune
Hoge Street
Mickey
Fontaine Fox
McGuire
Coleman
Appalachian Way Urged as Federal Super Highway
Frank Switalski of the Cincinnati Automobile Club and a delegation pushed to designate the Appalachian Way as a federal super highway at the Regional Middle States Conference in Chicago. The group backed three Cincinnati routes the Dixie and the Atlantic and Pacific Highways, with Appalachian Way seen as best positioned. Meetings continue in Atlanta on June 8 and Boston on June 18 to finalize selections.
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Frank Switalski
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Chicago
Cincinnati
Switalski
Federal Bureau
Atlanta
New York
Boston
Orr 80 Dies. Kentucky Roots Mark His Long Career
Harry Sherwood Orr 80, a longtime traveling representative for major importing firms, died yesterday at General Hospital after a longtime illness. Born in Bourbon County Kentucky, he based in Cincinnati for years and came from a family active in Kentucky history. Funeral services are set for 1:30 p.m. at Jacock’s Funeral Home Gilberts Avenue and Locust Street with burial in Millsburg Kentucky on Saturday.
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Harry Sherwood Orr
General Hospital
Mr. Orr
Bourbon County
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Henry D. Orr
Alexander Dalrymple Orr
Congress
Colonel Orr
George Washington
Maysville
Mason County
Jacock
Gilbert Avenue
Locust Street
Millersburg
Woman facing charges in bandit case ends life
Chicago, June 4. Mrs. Anna Beauchamp aged 52, charged with conspiracy in the Henry J. Fernekes case, was found asphyxiated in her kitchen. She was to be arraigned tomorrow and is believed to have killed herself while worried over impending trial. Fernekes and his gang face three murder charges and numerous robberies.
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Chicago
Anna Beauchamp
Henry J. Fernekes
Fernekes
Woman Takes Poison After Domestic Quarrel
Mrs. Hazel Sanders, 22, of 332 East Twelfth Street, after a quarrel with her husband Charles Sanders at noon yesterday, took poison. She was in serious condition at General Hospital last night and told police the husband’s name.
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Hazel Sanders
East Twelfth Street
General Hospital
Charles Sanders
Art Academy Summer Term at Eden Park Cincinnati
Art Academy of Cincinnati advertises a summer term from June 15 to August 8, 1925. Classes include drawing painting modeling wood carving color design and drawing for little children at Eden Park Cincinnati.
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Eden Park
Cincinnati
Lack of Voting Cited as Cause of Crime by Rotary Leader
Charles Simrall of Steubenville Ohio Rotary District Governor told a Linton club audience that lack of public interest and voting fuels crime. He urged citizens to vote and participate in government while noting only a small share vote or engage in law enforcement and anti radical campaigns. Rotary club announced a crippled children camp at Lake Allyn opening July 2 with Caswell and Roberts named to committees.
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Charles Simrall
Steubenville
Rotary
Linton
Simrall
Otten Elected President of Cincinnati Credit Men
J W Otten of the Hanselman Johnson Company was elected president of the Cincinnati Association of Credit Men at the reorganized board meeting. Re-elected were E H Haefner first vice president William Beiser second vice presidents J G Gutting treasurer and R M Byland secretary manager. Milburn retired president reviewed the year and noted plans to raise 1 000 000 to curb commercial fraud. Cincinnati’s quota is 75 000. Members and wives will attend the National Association of Credit Men convention in Washington June 8 to 13.
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J. W. Otten
Hanselman- Johnson Company
Cincinnati Association of Credit Men
Business Men’s Club
E. H. L.haefner
William Beiser
J.G. Gutting
R. M. Byland
Byland
John L. Richey
J. W. Milburn
Cincinnati
National Association of Credit Men
Washington
Reception at Mrs Adler home for garden party
The Institute of American Government of Hamilton County will host a garden party at Mrs Jessie Adler's residence 2 Beech Lane East Walnut Hills tomorrow. Music by Miss Minnie Tracey, talk on Beautiful Gardens by Miss Margaret Cross, and readings from George Elliston's Through Many Windows are planned. A luncheon at the Zoo on Wednesday at noon will feature Thad H Brown Secretary of State speaking Have Faith in America.
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Jessie Adler
Beech Lane
East
Walnut Hills
Institute of American Government
Hamilton County
Minnie Tracey
Margaret Cross
George Elliston
Institute
Zoo
Thad H. Brown
America
Child Hit by Car on Maass Avenue Sustains Serious Injuries
Three year old Earl Enghauser ran into the street in front of his home at 1341 Maass avenue and was struck by a car driven by Walter Ellis of 3111 Murdock avenue. Doctors believe the skull may be fractured and the injury is serious. He could not stop in time.
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Maass Avenue
Earl Enghauser
Dr. J. Bradley
Warsaw Avenue
Walter Ellis
Murdock Avenue
Two Hendrickson Brothers Killed in Montrose Range Fight
A sheriff s posse 30 miles from Naturita Montrose Colorado killed Henry Hendrickson 30 and his brother Frank 35 in a range war clash with alleged rustlers. The brothers were accused of cattle rustling for months in the Montrose area.
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Montrose
Col
Henry Hendrickson
Frank
Nattrita
Directors of Chamber to choose Gamble successor
Chamber of Commerce directors meet next Tuesday to accept Cecil H. Gamble's resignation from the board and appoint his replacement. Gamble, a City Council candidate and YMCA president, is being considered alongside Bolton Armstrong Mabley & Carew Sol H. Freiberg and A Julius Freiberg as likely successors.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cecil H. Gamble
Gamble
Bolton Armstrong
Mabley & Carew Company
Sol H. Freiberg
Baby Dies After Fire Department Efforts
Firemen with the life saving squad attempted to revive Ronald Price Jr., a 4 month old at 1417 Pleasant Street, but the infant died despite resuscitation efforts.
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Ronald Price, Jr
Pleasant Street
Child Dies After Pneumonia Fight At General Hospital
The child suffered pneumonia and stopped breathing. Attending physician called the squad and arranged transport to the General Hospital where the patient later expired.
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General Hospital
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