Japanese Mission Dispute Ties to San Francisco Row
Diplomatic tension grows as Japanese officials in Washington clash with Ambassador Aoki over immigration policy. Pacific coast envoys, led by Takahashi Noda and Kawakami, threaten to report treachery and seek recall while seeking support from Secretary Straus. In Tokyo, press cautions against conflating local crime with national relations, urging firm insistence on Japan’s honor and steady U.S. ties. Concurrently, plans proceed for the First Regiment encampment at LaCarne near Port Clinton under Col. Hake with about 600 troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayashi
Aoki
San Francisco
Washington
Taka- Washi
Noda
Kawakami
Tokio
Yamaoka
Viscount Aoki
Masaji Miyakawa
Pacific Coast
Miyakawa
Messrs
Takahashi
Efe
Seattle
Commerce and Labor
Straus
Messrs. Takahashi
Kan mi
America
Hochi
Japan
United States
LaCarne
Port Clinton
Hake
Americans to Lead at Hague on Armament and Law
The article outlines American plans for the Hague Conference, stressing support for limiting bombardment and protecting private property at sea. It notes continued advocacy for updated Geneva rules and discusses Drago doctrine talk, armament limits, and arbitration to curb coercive debt collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Spain
Hague
Bad Dreams Prompt Coffee to Postum Switch
A testimonial describes long sleepless nights and disturbing nightmares linked to coffee. After hearing of Postum’s claimed benefits, the writer quits coffee, switches to Postum, and reports calmer nerves and better sleep. The note urges others to avoid caffeine and try Postum.
Obituary: Miss Julia Magruder Dies in Richmond at 51
Julia Magruder novelist died in Richmond after a long illness at age 51. A Charlottesville native, she made Washington D C. her home and produced most of her stories since 1885.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Magruder
Richmond
Charlottesville
Washington, D. C
Auto Club To Give Orphans City Ride And Park Luncheon
Cincinnati Automobile Club plans a June 22 city ride for nearly 600 orphan children from six homes. Cars will tour downtown to Eden Park and Burnet Woods Park for a luncheon at the shelter house, with popcorn fritters ice cream and boat use donated. A special band concert will replace Saturday activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Burnet Woods Park
Eden Park
Park Avenue
McMillan Street
May Street
Oak Street
University Avenue
Burnet Woods
Automobile Club
Otto Arthleder
Rogers
Daugherty
Rhinock and Cox Dine in Cincinnati Before Latonia Derby
Congressman Joseph Rhinock returns from New York to Cincinnati to witness the Latonia Derby. He meets George B. Cox and dines at Cox’s residence. Rhinock says he has been busy in the East advancing ventures with Cox, especially their theatrical circuit of about 200 playhouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Rhinock
Cincinnati
New York
Latonia
Rhinock
George B. Cox
Cox
One Infirmary Favored by County and City Officials
Bush Parker of the County Infirmary Board proposed uniting the city and county infirmaries. Ackerman notes per inmate costs at the City Infirmary about 26 cents daily and 94.90 yearly, with 125 inmates in the county institution costing about 11,862.50 annually. Parker cites county maintenance around 75,000 yearly, the consolidation saving cited, though state law may require each county to maintain its own infirmary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush Parker
Ackerman
Perker
Board of Public Service Me Rs
Preacher Louwis Occupies Calvary Pulpit
The Rev. Mr. Louwis of Dayton Ohio preached at Calvary Church Clifton yesterday morning delivering a doctrinal sermon. Next Sunday Rev Dr Davies of Gambier will fill Calvary June and July vacancy. Former rector Rev George Clark Cox left for the East last Monday and preached yesterday in Brooklyn at Rev Howard Melish's pulpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louwis
Dayton
Calvary Church
Clifton
Louis
Dr. Davies
Gambier
George Clark Cox
East
Howard Melish
Brooklyn
Preacher Sermons Throughout Cincinnati Celebrate Graduates
Baccalaureate sermons were given in Cincinnati churches for Lockland High School Wyoming High School and College Hill High School. Rev Wilbur L Y Davis spoke on The Peril of Vision at Lockland High School and Rev Charles Frederic Goss addressed Wyoming High School. D D Woodmansee spoke at College Hill and Rev Charles A Austin led the College Hill service with the address. Commencement exercises were planned for the evenings, with honors and music featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur L. Y. Davis
Lockland-Wyoming
M. E. Church
Lockland High School
F. P. Dial
Davis
E. A. Jones
Wyoming High School
Baptist Church
Charles Frederic Goss
Avondale Presbyterian Church
Goss
Jessie Thompson
Frederick Search
Wyoming Presbyterian Church
D. D. Woodmansee
College Hill High School
College Hill Presbyterian Church
Charles A. Austin
Fires Into Crowd but Misses in Street Fight
James B. Holmes a 25 year old colored man from 309 Water street fought several colored men on Second street and Central avenue. He fired his revolver to defend himself but hit no one. He was chased to Walnut and Fifth and captured near Marmet coal elevator by Patrolman Israel and officers. Charged with disorderly conduct and carrying concealed weapons at the Fourth District Police Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Holmes
Water Street
Second Street
Central Avenue
Walnut
Fifth
Israel
McNulty
Rogers
Marmet
Fourth District
Army Offers Good Pay for Skilled Young Men
Captain M. M. Maxom at the Army Recruiting Station near the Burnet Hotel announces opportunities for young men to become officers in the Signal and Coast Artillery Corps. Skilled workers can earn from 45 to 75 dollars monthly with progressive yearly increases, plus extra for long service and specific specialties, and a 20 percent pay boost when stationed in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Maxom
Burnet Hotel
Signal and Coast Artillery Corps
Philippines
Catholic Knights of America Initiates New Members in Indiana
The Cincinnati ritual team visited Oldenburg Indiana to initiate a large class recruited from Oldenburg Batesville Brookville and other Indiana cities. The ceremonies were held in the Town Hall Next Sunday the team will travel to St Henrys Ohio for another initiation with recruits from St Henrys Delphi Antwerp Botkins and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Henry’s
Catholic Knights of America
Cincinnati
Oldenburg
Ind
Batesville
Brookville
Indiana
Delphos
Antwerp
Botkins
Water Works Superintendent’s contract ends. new term begins
The yearlong contract for Water Works Superintendent John W. Hill expired yesterday. The Board of Public Works submitted a new contract to him proposing continued service until January with a fixed salary of $500 a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Hill
Board of Public Oae
Gas from coal could slash costs for eastern cities
Columbia Gas and Electric plans to pipe gas from West Virginia coal fields to Cincinnati and Cleveland. Experts say carbonizing coal at the mine could cut gas costs to about one seventh of transporting coal to gas plants, boosting profits and widening adoption across eastern cities within a decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gas and Electric
West Virginia
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Standard Oil Company
Columbia
Germany
Columbia Gas and Electric Company
Columbia Company
Standard Oil
New York
Virginia
Atlantic Coast
Mississippi
Goeth e and Schiller Monument Dedicated in Cleveland
The Goethe and Schiller monument, a gift from German citizens to Cleveland, was dedicated today. Speakers included Ernst J. Siller, Dr. Joseph Lettenbauer, Imperial German Consul, Dr. Robert W. Dering, Congressman Thomas E. Burton, and Western Reserve University President Thwing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Ernst J. Siller
Goethe-Schiller Monument Association
Joseph Lettenbauer
Cincinnati
Robert W. Dering
Western Reserve University
Thomas E. Burton
Thwing
Miss Ella Ewing Dies of African Fever At Bolengi Mission
Miss Ella Ewing a Eureka Illinois native and 24 year old missionary dies May 1 at Bolengi on the Kongo River after African fever ends long voyage to return body. Bolengi mission led by Dr J Dye and wife Royal Dye adapt local dialect translate Bible baptisms last Christmas. Local natives support church and own evangelists amid poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Christian Missionary Society
Ella Ewing
Bolengi
Disciples of Christ
Kongo
Miss Ewing
Eureka
Iil
Royal Dye
Christian Endeavor Society
Death of Cincinnati Attorney Charles W. Cole
Charles Wesley Cole prominent Cincinnati attorney and business man died suddenly yesterday at Kinsey Place Mt. Auburn. He ran interests including Burnside River Packing Co. He leaves a widow, daughter of the late Joseph Kinsey, and two children. Due notice will be given of the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wesley Cole
Cincinnati
Kinsey Place
Mt. Auburn
Burnside
River Packing Company
Joseph Kinsey
Four Arrested After City Fracas In Providence Street Scuffle
Lily Davis and her husband William of 1483 Providence Street were taken to City Hospital with Lily suffering a severe scalp wound. She testified that she, William, and Minnie and Harry Shaw were involved in a household quarrel. The four were arrested on disorderly conduct charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Davis
William
Providence Street
City Hospital
Minnie
Harry Shaw
Local official mystery over Perkins poison inquiry in life policy flap
Lawrence Kansas man L H Perkins sought a $100000 Union Central policy after inquiring about a subtle fatal poison that leaves no traces. Insurance officials doubt self harm, noting Perkins lectured on chemistry and aimed to compare policies rather than accept all he sought. He held about 75000 to 100000 worth of wealth with 15000 annual income as rumors spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
L. H. Perkins
Lawrence
Kan
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Perkins
Union
Union Central
Cincinnati
Lucretia Borgia
Burmah Visitor Here Honors Denison Ties
Harry S. Hicks son of Dr. L. E. Hicks now of Rangoon Burmah visits the city. An alumnus of Denison University Granville he recalls greeting Judge Harmon with a message from his father. Dr. Hicks who tutored at Denison later held university posts linked to E Benjamin Andrews and led the Rangoon Baptist College for four years. Harry is a civil engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Hicks
L. E. Hicks
Rangoon
Burmah
Hicks
Denison University
Granville
Fron
Judson Harmon
Harmon
University of Nebraska
E. Benjamin Andrews
Brown
Baptist College
Harry Hicks
Memorial Hall to be ready for dedication in September
Public monument Memorial Hall in Cincinnati and Hamilton County will be ready for dedication and occupancy in September under trust authority Architefbt Hannaford has awarded interior finishing contracts with no further delays expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Architefbt Hannaford
Minors Theme Club Meeting Regulates Public Amusements
The special committee of Council formed to regulate minor entry to public places of amusement, chaired by Councilman Allen, will meet next Thursday. Members of child welfare societies are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel B. Gerkins
The
Automobile Club
C. R. Hall
Val Duttenhofer
H. D. Crane
Theodore M. Foucar
C. F. Schuberth
B. B. Quillen
R. EB. Gerkins
George Langen
L. W. Anderson
C.G. Neff
Andrew Jerkens
R. C. Crowthers
J. C. Sherlock
Robert M. Mitchell
Alphonso Riggs
M.D
Joseph L. Carew
W. S. Dixon
Charles Hanauer
Hanauer Automobile Company
Allen
Ber
Real Estate Transfers Reported for Third and Culvert Streets
Real estate records show a transfer of the Third and Culvert streets property from Richard C. Stewart Jr to Rachel Holmes for 43000 dollars. The site houses the American Tool Works Company. National Starch Company sold a Millcreek Valley land strip from its former site to Richardson Raper Company for 15000 dollars. The buyer plans remodels and later occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third and Culvert Streets
Richard C. Stewart, Jr
Rachel Holmes
American Tool Works Company
The
National Starch Company
Richardson Raper Company
Millcreek Valley
Starch Company
Cincinnati Clean-Up Day Urges Civic Help and Habits
Mrs. George B. Kerper and Mayor Dempsey urge residents in the Mill Creek to McMicken area to join a city wide clean up tomorrow. Denver Mayor Speer inspired method aims at a lasting moral effect while Boston’s long standing practice serves as model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dempsey
George B. Kerper
Woman's Club
Mill Creek
Pennsylvania Railway
Ohio River
McMicken Avenue
Linn
Liberty Street
West 10
Speer
Denver
Colorado
Cincinnati
Boston
Twenty seven to be initiated at B'nai B'rith Cincinnati Lodge
The Cincinnati Lodge No 4 of Bnai Brith meets tonight in the Harvey Avenue Sabbath School assembly room. Alfred M Cohen, lodge president, leads the initiation of 27 new members. Dr G Deutsch will speak on the lodge's possibilities followed by a banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B’nai B'rith
Cincinnati Lodge
Harvey Avenue
Alfred M. Cohen
Dr. G. Deutsch
B’nalt B'rith
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Jiji Today
la Carne
Charles F. Hake
United States Army
Harris
Quartermaster Ackerman
Ralph Sullivan
Russia
Root
Europe
Great Britain
Jamestown Exposition
Club
Aninoge Gomes
Dayton Divine
Dr. Gox
Lockland
Wyoming
College Hill
Negro
Hill
the Water Works
Columbia Co
Cincinnation
Bury
Kongo Country
the Queen of
Table Waters
Kansas
Aiscua
B’nai Brith Lodge
Wendel Meyer
1618
Vine Street
Mosler
Howard Douglass
Anna L. Meyer
Jesse W. Kittering
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO Auctioneers
Main Street
Reichrath's Park
North German Marine Hand
Sat
Sun
Wilhelm II
Hippodrome
Fountain Square
Chester
Opera Eance
Smith & Nixon’s
F Innes
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