Reparations Pact Signed After Ten Years Of Talks In Paris
In Paris on June 7 the second Dawes committee signed a report proposing transfer of reparations payments to a nonpolitical body named The Bank of International Settlements. The plan highlights shared sacrifices by seven nations and aims to turn the dispute into a business arrangement. The signing followed days of crises as Dr Hjalmar Schacht and Emile Moreau were photographed with Owen Young, and the agreement awaits government acceptance.
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Paris
Dawes
Aroblem
Hjalmar Schacht
Emile Moreau
Owen D. Young
George W. Hotel
International Bank
Bank of International Settlements
M. Moreau
Bank of France
Young
Retirement of Col Berkeley Enochs Amid Court Martial Tangles
Secretary Good approves Col Berkeley Enochs retirement from active service in the Second Corps Area. Court martial charges say he publicly disputed General Ely over the Governor’s Island mess and humiliated Brig. Gen. Archibald Campbell. The move aims to resolve proceedings without trial.
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Washington
Berkeley Enochs
Second Corps
Hanson E. Ely
Enochs
Ironton
War Department
Col. Enochs
Gen
Ely
Col
Benochs
Governor's Island Station
Archibald Campbell
Corps
Campbell
Gen. Ely
Army
Three Elkhart Lawyers Questioned After Mishawaka Roadhouse Shooting
In South Bend Indiana three Elkhart attorneys and an auto salesman were detained as investigators sought who fired the shot that killed Mishawaka politician Edward Blankett during a roadhouse gunfight near Mishawaka. Burke and Sievers were wounded. Kramer injured a foot. Markel unharmed.
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South Bend
Ind
Elkhart
Edward Blankett
Mishawaka
Bljankert
Hawley O. Burke
Alex Sievers
Martin M. Kramer
Terre Haute
Orrin H. Markel
Markel
Elkhart County
Kramer
C. B. Crumpacker
Ethel Boyer
Blankett
Father’s Day Observed Across America in Seventh Year
Sunday marks the seventh annual Father’s Day nationwide observance. Families are urged to honor the nominal head with small gifts while wives curb complaints. Red roses for living fathers and white roses for those at peace symbolize the tribute. Congress endorses the occasion.
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Congress
Grand Piano Sale and Local Apartments Ad
Local music house advertises a fine Grand Piano with splendid tone at a low cash price. An attractive six room brick home offers bath fur nace fruit garden and reasonable terms. A nine room Walnut Hills apartment is vacant near exits to cayes churches and schools.
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Music House
Walnut Hills
Aged Soldier Defies Mob To Save Guardian Of Cildren
F W Kern a B and O Railroad officer defied a 300 strong mob to shield John King 65 from lynching in Toledo Ohio after King was accused of molesting girls aged 5 to 13. Kern arrested King then led him to safety as police arrived. King is held on suspicion at the safety building while investigations continue.
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Toledo
F. W. Kern
John King
Sandusky
Kern
King
Haverford College youth found dead in dorm room
William Branwell Linn son of Judge Linn of the Pennsylvania Superior Court was found shot in his Lloyd Hall room at Haverford College. A 22 caliber bullet through the brain caused death and a note blamed prohibitionists for his actions. Four other Haverford students were held after autopsy findings.
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Philadelphia
William Branwell Linn
William B. Linn
Pennsylvania Superior Court
Lloyd Hall
Haverford College
Haverford
Young Linn
Ralph Atkinson
Salem
John G. Hartman
Wendell W. Blank
Robert M. Doughty
Pennsylvania
Samuel Siegle
Haverford Police
Linn
Siegle
Thirteen Hurt As Cincinnati Bus Overturns In Ohio
Thirteen Greyhound passengers were injured slightly when the Cincinnati to Columbus bus overturned between Brighton and Summerford on the National Highway in Springfield Ohio. Driver H C Bouslog of Indianapolis was cut and bruised. Passengers’ names were not released. The driver said airbrakes locked as he applied them to avoid a crash with a vehicle entering the highway.
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Springfield
Greyhound
Cincinnati
Columbus
Brighton
Summerford
H. C. Bouslog
Indianapolis
Bouslog
First Woman Cabinet Member Named Labor Government
London reports the new MacDonald cabinet naming Margaret Bondfield as Minister of Labour the Empire's first woman in a Cabinet post. Sydney Webb becomes Dominions Minister while William Allan Jowe itt is Attorney General amid party shifts and Snowden returns as Chancellor of the Exchequer.
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Labor
MacDonald
London
England
Ramsay MacDonald
Treasury
King George
British Empire
Margaret Bondfield
Sydney Webb
Dominions
Philip Snowden
Labor Party
Baldwin
Winston Churchill
Albert V. Alexander
Board of Trade
British Embassy undecided as liquor clash continues
Washington June 7 The British Embassy remains unsettled as reports of a potential dry status are questioned. Sir Esme Howard has only told Secretary Stimson he might stop importing liquors, while no official decision to dry the embassy has been announced. Chilean Ambassador Davila offered no comment on similar rumors.
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Washington
Diplomatic Corps
Esme Howard
Esme
Stimson
Auto Club Plan Reorganizes Cincinnati Kentucky Alliances
A Special Committee of the American Automobile Association proposed a drastic reorganization for district activities. The Cincinnati Automobile Club would gain northern Kentucky counties as its influence area and establish regional, self-governed divisions in Campbell and Kenton counties with advisory boards and trustee representation. Ratification rests with club trustees, likely to pass.
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American Automobile Association
Thomas Henry
Detroit
Ernest M. Smith
Washington
Charles Hayes
Chicago
Twin Oaks Country Club
Latonia
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Northern Kentucky Automobile Club
Cincinnati Club
Kentucky
Campbell County
Kenton County
Cincinnati
Joseph R. Gardner
A. E. Mittendorf
Special Grand Jury to Probe Owensville Bus Crash
Prosecutor Forest Ely will convene a special grand jury next week to investigate the State Route 50 bus crash near Owensville that killed three people and injured eleven, including driver Edward Curlis. Coroner’s verdicts and PU C inspector findings prompt an expanded probe and possible postmortem questions.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Batavia
Forest Ely
Clermont County
Owensville
Edward Curlis
Joseph Curlis
Curlis
Lucy B. Schuyler
Pittsburgh
C. E. Ireton
Marathon
E. A. Crawford
State Public Utilities Commission
Crawford
Taft Hospitalized for Observation in Washington
Chief Justice William Howard Taft was moved to Garfield Hospital Washington for observation due to gall bladder trouble. Doctors reported satisfactory condition and no immediate danger, noting exhaustion from a Cincinnati trip and recommending rest for several days. He planned to continue to his summer Canadian home but chose rest over travel.
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Washington
William Howard Taft
Supreme Court
Garfield
Francis R. Hagner
Thomas A. Crayton
Cincinnati
Hagner
Canada
Garfield Hospital
Mr. Taft
Woman Burned To Death In Bed Husband Jailed
Methuen mass scene of homicide as Mrs Carolina Bretton 28 is found with a fractured skull after a bedroom fire. Her husband George Bretton is arrested on murder charges after claiming he returned from night work and woke to smoke. Fireman Joseph Tessier suffered burns as he pulled her from the blaze.
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Columbus
Marcelia Baxter
B. B. Baxter
Marcelia
Toledo
George Dunn
Marcella
Dunn
New York World News Service
Methuen
Mass
Carolina Bretton
George
Cincinnati Man Quits as Deputy State Auditor
Church E. Brotton of 2107 Auburn avenue resigns as Deputy State Auditor to devote time to Federal Union Life Insurance Company where he serves as Secretary. His resignation takes effect June 15 or 30. Ralph O. Wead of Xenia, longtime Greene County Auditor and Yellow Springs schools superintendent, is appointed Brotton's successor. Brotton began state service in 1907 as an examiner in the Auditor's office.
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Church E. Brotton
Auburn Avenue
Federal Union Life Insurance Company
East Ninth Street
Columbus
Joseph T. Tracy
Ralph O. Wead
Xenia
Greene County
Yellow Springs
O.) Schools, Has Been Appointed Mr. Brotton
Brotton
Best Wives Are Widows in Two New York Suicides
Two men killed themselves in New York on June 7. John A. ONeill of Albany died aboard the Berkshire after leaving a note praising his widow as the best wife, with $85, and a request to notify pension funds. Charles England of Washington PA, using the alias G Conover, left a similar farewell to his widow Ida, calling her the best woman that ever lived.
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New York World News
New York
John A. O'Neill
Berkshire
Hudson River
Albany
Stanwick
Pal
Veterans’ Pension Bureau
City Retirement Pensions
Charles England
Washington
Police Department
Hotel Continental
G. Conover
Baltimore
Ida
O’neill
Seventy-first Regiment
Pope Blesses King and Il Duce as Lateran Treaty Signed
In Vatican City Pope Pius XI affirms temporal sovereignty as Mussolini and Cardinal Gasparri sign the Lateran treaty. Mussolini receives a 750 million lire initial payment from Finance Minister Mosconi. The Pope promises a benediction for the King, Queen, royal family, and Mussolini.
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Vatican City
Pius
Rome
Mussolini
Cardinal Gasparri
Holy See
Kingdom of Italy
Victor Emmanuel
Pius XI
Mosconi
Gasparri
Chevalier Mussolini
Professor Killed After Fall From Park Avenue Window
New York June 7. Professor Gordon Smith of Columbia University sociology faculty died after jumping or falling from a thirteenth floor window at the Park Avenue apartment of Mrs. Ethel Clyde. He had visited from Long Island after a major operation. he disappeared when she briefly left the room and was found dead on the ground below.
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New York
Russell Gordon Smith
Columbia University
Park Avenue
Ethel Clyde
Smith
Long Island
Taft Visits Cincinnati Brother and Court
Chief Justice William Howard Taft arrived in Cincinnati last Tuesday to see his brother Charles P. Taft on Pike Street. He rested a day and on Wednesday visited the United States Circuit Court of Appeals, noting a wish to take it easy for a few days before departing for his summer home. No illness appeared during the stay.
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William Howard Taft
Cincinnati
Charles P. Taft
Pike Street
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Three Drowned As Water Wall Inundates City
Torrential rains caused Beaver Creek to flood Wibaux Montana this morning sending water eight feet deep through the city. Three people drowned including Reverend A A Sifert and Mrs A A Sifert and an elderly man named Thompson. Bridges were washed away and widespread damage occurred as residents sought higher ground.
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Wibaux
Mont
Beaver Creek
Sifert
A. A
Methodist Church
Thompson
Famous Cincinnati Cavalry Troop Loses Its Name in Reorganization
The 107th Cavalry Ohio National Guard restructures into three squadrons effective July 1. Cincinnati’s C Troop loses its historic designation as Troops I and K form the third squadron under Maj. Samuel Richmond, with headquarters in Cincinnati. The regiment, part of the Fifty fourth Cavalry Brigade under Brig. Gen. Hadley J. Hard, meets at Camp Perry August 4 to 18.
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107Th Cavalry
Ohio National Guard
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Newell C. Bolton
Associated Press
Samuel Richmond
Columbus
Camp Perry
107Th
Akron
123Rd
Kentucky
Fifty-fourth Cavalry Brigade
Hadley J. Hard
Seven More Die as Result of Blast Injuries
Cleveland report details seven more Clinic staff members dying from poison inhaled in the blast. The total death toll reaches 120 plus survivors remain critically ill. officials warn recovery could take weeks or months for the gravely injured.
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Columbus, CO
Cleveland Clinic
State Industrial Commission
Cleveland
Her Dilemma in Personal Crisis Amid Divorce
An 18 year old woman faces a personal crisis after seeking a first spouse following a long separation. The report notes her longing and reconsideration of relationships as she navigates emotional and social pressures.
Young wife in critical condition after suicide attempt
Mrs. Helen Hendrixson, 18, of 1039 Freeman Avenue, lying at St. Mary's Hospital after swallowing a poison tablet. Investigation shows she secretly met her first husband, now unaware of the affair, while her second husband remained in the dark.
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Helen Hendrixson
Freeman Avenue
St. Mary's Hospital
Richard
Crampton
Planes Crash Over Airport Injuring Three
Two planes collided forty feet above the new airport in Hamilton Ontario. Pilot Fred Shaylor and Capt J D Parkenson were among the injured. a passenger also sustained cuts and bruises. Shaylor was taken to a hospital with serious injuries.
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Hamilton
Ontario
Fred Shaylor
J. D. Parkenson
Shaylor
Parkenson
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Washington Diplomatic Corps
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Washington Institution
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Harry Andison
Max Bartholomai
G. W. Belcher
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Charles E. Locke, Jr
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Charles A. Moore
Elith Morgan
John Phillips
Georgeana Fowler
Leona Hollenbeck
Helen O’connell
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Charlotte DeHart
Max Engleman
Gwendolyn L. Greet
Laura Lambert
Margaret McKenna
Gertrude Hoffman
Ella Moeller
Frances Sertelle
Mary Dussel Shafer
Blanche Young
Bonnie Elliott
Minnie Costley
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Zanna Fahey
Mildred Holwig
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F. V. Langston
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Il Duce
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