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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1925
Page
2
The speech denounces American pressure on Mexico and rejects foreign intervention in domestic affairs. It argues the United States must respect Mexico's sovereignty and international obligations. It emphasizes that the American ambassador serves U S citizens, not other interests.
The government states it will honor international law and protect foreign lives and rights, while rejecting any foreign interference that would privilege nationals. It calls for sincere, loyal cooperation with other countries based on friendship.
A formal statement from President Calles was released in Mexico City by Foreign Secretary General Aaron Saenz. It addresses Kellogg’s remarks on U S Mexico relations, noting Kellogg said Mexico’s government is on trial before the world and U S support depends on protecting American lives and rights and upholding obligations.
The formal opening yesterday drew hundreds as visitors toured the new seven story expansion at the Jewish Hospital. The flagship feature is the maternity ward and the project lifts the hospital’s value to about 1.65 million dollars.
H. P. Karch of Norwood attended University of Pennsylvania commencement where his son Herbert S. Karch received the Master of Science in chemistry and metallurgy degree. The graduate has accepted a metallurgical engineer position with the Remynos Company in Anderson Indiana.
New York June 14 Prices and demand show broad stability across major sectors. Auto and building activity peak with strong bond sales fueling public utilities while iron steel coal and textiles move briskly. farmers face uncertain wheat prospects but may see sufficient income to sustain production.
The police were asked yesterday to aid in the search for Raymond Bessey a 13 year old boy missing since Saturday reported by his father at 1826 Western Avenue. Also sought is Evelyn Vance a 16 year old girl missing since Saturday noon after leaving Ghgedeig to visit friends from 500 East Twelfth Street.
Richard Co. Lock reports a stone attack by several men on his oil truck near West Eighth Street before daylight. He drove a Refiners' Oil Company vehicle and could not identify the assailants who may face warrants. A similar shooting occurred last Saturday, leading to an arrest.
William Rivers an 18 year old California waiter at Coney Island was stabbed in the side with a fork by Louis Lunghi 37 of 309 Central avenue also a waiter. After treatment at General Hospital both men were arrested on disorderly conduct charges. Edward Mills of Dayton reported his pocketbook containing 98 dollars stolen in the crowd awaiting a return boat.
Weather notes for Ohio Indiana and Kentucky predict partly cloudy skies with local thunder showers Monday or Tuesday. It lists temperatures across numerous cities, including Kansas City Omaha Denver New Orleans Phoenix and others, with highs in the upper 80s to low 100s and variability by region.
Call at 1205 Sycamoré St for Flexible Featherweight Arch Supports designed from your foot impression. Hours 8:30 to 5:30 daily Sunday 9 to 12. EDW. DEARING Phéne Canal 2478 for evening appointments.
Incoming steamers listed from Liverpool Glasgow Montevideo Hamburg London Valparaiso Puerto limbo San Juan and more. Outgoing sailings include Delgada Cadiz Bremen and St Jonas with times noted. Arrivals include Adriatic from Liverpool Huron from Turks Island Pastores from Port Limon with June dates.
Stolen tobacco worth 5 dollars reported from Benjamin Wieman grocery at 1823 John street. Thieves fled with 18.60 dollars from Oscar Wilde home at 973 Enright avenue while family was away. Also public sheriff sale in Hamilton County Ohio for real estate in Mt Adams at Ellen and Fourth streets valued 3000 dollars, bidding cash July 18 1925 at 11 am.
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