Greek Army and Navy Revolt Overthrows Government
In Athens and Saloniki on June 25, General Pangalos leads a bloodless coup seizing the War Ministry and fleet, dissolving Michalakopoulos's cabinet, and forming a military backed regime as the public remains largely unmoved amid calls for a more democratic government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Michalakopoulos
Saloniki
Pangalos
Regiment of Engineers
Hadjikiriakos
Marine
Averof
War Ministry
Coundouriotis
M. Papanastasiou
Papanastasion
Madjikiriakos
Couondouriotis
Greece
Serbia
Turkey
Indian Cult Head Speaks at New Thought Temple
Swami Paramananda, Vedanta leader in the United States, spoke at the New Thought Temple in Los Angeles area about mind body unity for efficiency. The native Indian author, who has led Ananda Ashrama in Los Angeles for years, outlined the cult’s growth and his literary works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Thought
Swami Paramananda
Los Angeles
United States
New Thought Temple
McMillan Street
Grandview Avenue
Cincinnati
India
Paramananda
Peter Boikee
Society woman dies after fall from hotel in New York
Mrs. Charles E. Crouse of Syracuse widow of a banker and former opera singer fell or leaped from the Belmont Hotel on Forty second street and Park avenue. She was found dead in her night clothes on the Lincoln National Bank roof sixty feet below. Authorities investigated a bouquet and a card from a Yacht Club member, a medicine bottle, and identified her via chauffeur John Krause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Charles E. Crouse
Syracuse
N. Y
Belmont Hotel
Forty Second Street
Park Avenue
Lincoln National Bank
Krause
Crouse
Daniel Crouse
Dorothea Crouse MecVickar
Englewood
N. J
Mrs. Crouse
Alta Pease
Boston Opera Company
Rum Syndicate Tied to Wealthy Americans Seized Ship Cherie
A Maine coast seizure reveals a multimillion dollar rum syndicate backed by French and British financiers and operated through wealthy U S residents. The schooner Cherie with 3000 cases of liquor was seized with a half million dollar cargo destined for Maine summer resort owners. Captain Ducos and crew face bail as authorities hold the liquor and ship papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bangor
United States
Maine
Federal
Harry Ducos
Coolidge Names Bassett To Compensation Post
President Coolidge, visiting Swampscott, appoints Harry Bassett of Indianapolis to the United States Employees' Compensation Committee. Bassett fills the seat left by John J. Keegan of Indianapolis as his term expires. selection backed by Senators Watson and Ralston of Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swampscott
Mass
President Coolidge
Harry Bassett
Indianapol
United States Employees’ Compensation Committee
Watson and
Ralston
Indiana
John J. Keegan
Indianapolis
Indianapolis editor named to federal compensation committee
Harry Bassett of Indianapolis, editor of the Union, has been appointed by President Coolidge as a member of the United States Employees' Compensation Committee. He has long been active in the union labor movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Harry Bassett
United States Employees’ Compensation Committee
Coolidge
Union
United States
Union Labor Movement
Mandate administrations subjects of protests
Geneva reports two protests against British mandate administrations and one against the French. The Rehoboths seek self government restored, unorthodox Jews oppose Zionist laws, and Araba tribes allege rights are usurped. The Permanent Commission will closely review annual reports of the mandatory powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albin E. Johnson
New York World News Service
Geneva
Permanent Commission
Rehoboths
Union of South Africa
Syria
Commission
N.Y. World News Service
N. Y. World
Press Pub. Co
Hezlet and McCoy Pass Naval Academy Tests
Representatives Longworth announce that James McBurney Hezlet and Robert Bruce McCoy have passed the Annapolis entrance examination and gained admission to the Naval Academy. Hezlet is tied to Rev. Herbert Hezlet and hails from Zumstein avenue. McCoy comes from Chestnut street, Mariemont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Longworth
Navy Department
Mongworth
Annapolis Naval Academy
Academy
James McBurney Hezlet
Zumstein Avenue
Herbert Hezlet
Robert Bruce McCoy
Chestnut Street
Mariemont
Hope for Miners Drowned in Idaho Shaft Disaster
Wallace Idaho June 25 Ajax Mine officials and rescue crews abandon hope of finding four miners alive after flood water swept the shaft. Crews clear debris slowly and are said to be about forty feet from the working site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wallace
Idaho
Ajax
Three More Bus Operators Named for Arrest Warrants
E A Crawford of the State Public Utilities Commission said warrants will be sworn for three more operators on Cincinnati area bus lines for running without certificates. The suspects are Wm H Nobbs, C A Tengblad, and Henry A Staley. Warrants issued by Joseph O Connell. insurance requirements and certificates also loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
E. A. Crawford
Savoy Hotel
State Public Utilities Commission
Crawford
Wr. H. Nobbs
New Richmond
Stanley Avenue
C. A. Tengblad
Indianapolis
Henry A. Staley
Fountain Square
Kennedy Heights
Montgomery
Joseph O’connell
Grotto Drill Honors Go to Midwest Teams
At the Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm convention in Atlantic City on June 25, Midwest Grottoes swept drilling honors. Division A winners were Saraha Indianapolis first Yusef Akron second Nazir Canton third. Division B winners were Oola Khan Cincinnati first Amron Zanesville second Aziza New Britain Conn third. Minneapolis and Cincinnati to host 1927. St. Louis next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
Supreme Council of the Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm
Saraha
Indianapolis
Yusef
Akron
Nazir
Canton
Oola Khan
Cincinnati
Amron
Zanesville
Aziza
New Britain
Conn
Minneapolis
Supreme Council
St. Louis
Bourne Arrested Again in Civil Charge
Arthur K. Bourne Jr. of Los Angeles, heir to a 40 million estate, was arrested again in New York on a civil charge tied to his wife Beatrice Bourne. A prior arrest followed an alleged Park Avenue chase and a punch claim. he pled not guilty in Night Court. Bail set at 2500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Arthur K. Bourne, Jr
Los Angeles
Beatrice Bourne
Bourne
Park Avenue
Two Gun Bessie Holds Police Raiders At Bay
A negro woman nicknamed Two Gun Bessie repelled two sub policemen at 713 West Court street for several minutes during a raid seeking liquor. The disturbance followed discovery of moonshine in an automobile. three residents John Price 32 Bessie Price 22 and John Gillespie 36 were arrested after officers resumed the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Court Street
John Price
Bessie Price
John Gillespie
Fourth of July Celebrations Planned by Fairview Civic League
The Fairview Civic League organized events for the Fourth of July at Fairview Hall and Ravine Street. A carnival is set July 3 at the Fairview grounds with a 2 PM parade from Hughes High School to the grounds. Judge F. L. Hoffman will deliver an address followed by a fireworks display and a concert by the band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Civic League
Fairview Hall
Fairview Avenue
Ravine Street
Fairview
Warner Street
Hughes High School
F. L. Hoffman
Day agents arrest two in liquor raid
Federal agents nabbed William Carr age 32 a former policeman from 1532 Race street and Daniel Laven 24 of 562 Maple avenue at Sixth and Smith streets last night finding fifteen gallons of moonshine in Carrs car. They face liquor possession charges and the automobile was confiscated. Carr had resigned from the police force two years ago after eight years service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Carr
Race Street
Daniel Laven
Maple Avenue
Sixth
Smith Streets
Carr
Obituary for Maria Andrews in Hyde Park Home
Miss Maria Andrews aged 85 died last night at her home in the Virginia Building Hyde Park. She had been widowed six months and lived alone for five years after the death of her sister Cordelia Andrews. Funeral services will be held at her home at 2 o clock tomorrow afternoon with burial in Spring Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Andrews
Virginia
Hyde Park
Miss Andrews
Cordelia Andrews
Spring Grove Cemetery
Obituaries notice for multiple local residents in June 1925 1926
Deaths include SO Steelave J from a June 25 1926 date asking high mass at St George's Church after a funeral at J Sullivan Co. andrews Maria age eighty six who died June 25 1925 at No 17 Hyde Park apartments with funeral June 27 Belmer Selina Becker wife of H Belmer died June 23 1925 at 1815 Burdett avenue Walnut Hills funeral June 26 First English Lutheran church and W Mack Johnson's funeral home arrangements for later pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steelave J
Louise Adamson
Belmer
Selina Becker
H. Belmer
Burdett Avenue
Walnut Hills
English Lutheran ‘Church
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan and Upland Place
Non-sectarian Cremation Bids Sighted at Union Central
The fragment notes bids at Union Central for cremation services and references Bookle ree Chapel and Busse Borgmann Co. on Directors at 1517 Avenue. It mentions three chapels and states no charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coment
Mation
Union Central
Bookle’ Ree Chapel
Busse & Borgmann Co
Oe Avenue
O Leary urges funding of debts for confidence restoration
John W. O Leary president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States and head of the American delegation to the International Chamber argues that recognizing and funding international debts is the surest path to restore confidence. He cites Britain's debt funding as a precedent and says delayed funding will slow world trade and credit use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Brussels
John W. O'Leary
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
International Chamber
O'Leary
Grave marking plans to be submitted by Cincinnati dealers
The Monument Dealers' Association of Cincinnati discussed plans to be presented to the National Monument Dealers' Association in Cleveland in August. The national body will use these plans to craft a nationwide educational campaign for grave marking, with the convention selecting the best proposals. Joseph Kistner, president of the Cincinnati group, presided at the Gibson meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monument Dealers’ Association of Cincinnati
National Monument Dealers’ Association
Cleveland
Gibson
National Association
Joseph Kistner
The
Cincinnati Association
Bail Denied for Ex Dragon in Oberholtzer Case
D C Stephenson Marl Klinck and Earl Gentry must stay in jail after Judge Fred E Hines denied bail on the first degree murder indictment linked to Miss Madge Oberholtzer of Indianapolis. Court crowd cheered as the ruling was read and Oberholtzer’s parents were congratulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Ind
D. C
Ku Klux Klan
Klinck and
Gentry
Miss Oberholtzer
Hines
George Oberholtzer
Wage Revision Settled for 6000 Pennsylvania Telegraphers
Philadelphia June 25 Negotiations for the wage and working conditions of 6000 telegraphers on the Pennsylvania Railroad system have been brought to a successful conclusion. Details of the revision were not announced. The settlement was reached under the employee representation plan adopted by both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Birth Announcements Listing Various Families
A compiled notice lists multiple birth announcements with surnames and parental names. Entries include Allender, Anderson, Berling, Brewer, Conner, Doolsey, Eggers, Fissel, Gibson, Groneman, Harland, Huellebusch, Loris, Meinor, Muller, Munson, Rapp, Richards, Satis, Seiter, Shanks, Tabbot, Winn, Wolfhorst among others with accompanying street addresses and indicated newborn genders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allender
William and Hattie
Fairla Avenue
Anderson Reuben and Grace
West Courtoy Berling
William and Mathilda
Markbreit Avenue
Brewer—Sylvester and
Alja
East Third Street
Conner
William Ar Iva
Thirtyfourth Street
Doolsey
Joseph and
Mary
Pas East Twelfth Street
Eggers
Raymond and
Lucille
Wolf Avenue
Fissel—Albert and
Mildred
Clifton . Avenue
Gibson— Albert and
Hyacinth
Empress Avenue
Groneman Austin and
Marguerite
Celestial Street
Harland
William and
Carrie
Kinney Avenue
A and Margaret
Henry—Raymon Lavina
Gir Huellebusch
Charles Ne Katrina
Wert
Loris
Hobart
Myrtle
Woodbine Avenue
Meinor
Vincent
Eleanor
Francis Avenue
Sage Gy
Helen
Glenway Aveirs
Muller Gerald
Matilda
Delhi Avenue
Munso Land and
Rapp
Willard
Edith
Walnut
Walnut Stre Elmwood Place; Boy. Richards—Scleophas and Fiera
Gilbert Avenue
Satis Yr
Donna
Weather overview for Ohio and surrounding states with temperatures
Weather forecast notes generally fair and warmer in the south with increasing clouds and showers in the north through Friday and Saturday. Separate notes list current temperatures and last twenty four hour precipitation across cities including Kansas City Omaha Birmingham Denver New Orleans Phoenix Spokane Galveston Louisville Nashville and Winnipeg. record June 24 details show high 75 to 89, low 65 to 66, average 76 to 78 and little to no precipitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Tennessee
West Virginia
Kentucky
Posenett
Igeies
Iti Gatease
Iaaae
Kansas C
Atlanticc. Hy
Omaha
Winnipeg
Marie
Norma Lai
Father Thill Returns From Rome Voyage
Rev. Frank A. Thill national secretary treasurer of the Catholic Students Mission Crusade will return to Crusade Castle headquarters Sunday after a month in Rome with Bishop Francis Beckman. Pope Pius XI raised the Crusade to a pontifical society with Cardinal Van Rossum as protector. A public reception is planned at Crusade Castle on Sunday July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crusade Castle
Aquitania
Frank A. Thill
Catholic Students’ Mission Crusade
Father Thill
Rome
Francis J. Beckman
The
Crusade
Pius XI
Pontifical Society
Cardinal van Rossum
Beckman
Mt. St. Mary's Seminary of the West
Cincinnati
Lincoln
Neb
Americans Meet Royalty at Buckingham Palace
One thousand guests including Americans attended the Buckingham Palace court and were presented to King George and Queen Mary. King George wore a Royal Horse Guard blue uniform while Queen Mary wore a pure gold brocade gown with a pale-blue train. The royal circle was smaller but the routine followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Buckingham Palace
King George
Queen Mary
Royal Horse Guard
Royal Circle
Day's Record In Liquor Courts
A series of liquor court records shows multiple defendants cited for possession with fines varying from 100 to 500 dollars plus costs. Notables include Mrs Maryee at 231 Oe Second street and Dr Emmett R Moore of 2922 Reading road among those listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryee
Second Street
Josep Moditer
Ifton
Margaret Henderson
West Fifth Street
John Tierney
West Fourth Street
Sadie Daniels
Kenyon Avenue
Lillian Durnish
West Court Street
George Woodruff
Ohio
Miami Rivers
Alvin Ricks
Barrel Alley
Albert Miller
East Thirteenth Street
Charles Elsey
Southside Avenue
Emmett R. Moore
Reading Road
Shipping arrivals and departures in New York harbor
Steamship news lists arrivals on June 25 including Rosalind from St Johns June 20 Carrillo from Cristobal June 18 Cristobal from Colon June 19. Departures scheduled June 26 include Antilla to Progreso 11 am Bird City to Copenhagen 3 pm Homeric to Southampton 12 m and Merope to La Guayra 3 pm Sosua to Progreso 12 m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalind
St. Johns
Carrillo
Cristobal
Colon
Due
President Harding
Bremen
Colombia
San Francisco
Aquitania
Southampton
Lombo
Genoa
Oate
Hamburg
Patria
Marseilles
Antilla
Progreso
Bird City
Copenhagen
Cincinnati
Parkersby
Ind
Louisville
Evansville
Paducah
Cairo
Lass
Vicksbumn
Ark
Miss
New Eans
Dayton
Beattyvill Ky
Terre Haute
Enn
Eenereeee
Ovens
Omaha
Neb
River levels and weather notes from Cincinnati Louisville and Charleston
The Ohio River stage at Cincinnati stood at 11.10 feet at 6 o clock last night. Observations for Louisville and Charleston indicate readings around 5 o'clock last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Allanaew
Eete
Louisville
Chris Greene
Charleston
Jury unable to reach verdict in Kirby stock theft case
In Cleveland a six to six jury could not agree on Josiah Kirby's guilt or innocence after deliberating on a larceny charge tied to 4200 dollars of preferred Cleveland Discount Company stock. The judge declared a mistrial and Kirby plans to return to Los Angeles while awaiting a Delaware trial set for July 13 on separate charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Josiah Kirby
Wolf
Wauseon
Mary Holtkamp
Kirby
Cleveland Discount Company
George L. Fix
Discount Company
Los Angeles
Cal
Walter D. Mears
Cincinnati Library to Attend ALA Meeting in Seattle
Four attaches from the Cincinnati Public Library and three branch representatives will join the forty seventh annual American Library Association meeting in Seattle Washington July 6 to 11. Librarian Chalmers Hadley announced the delegation includes Gertrude Avey Ethel Hutchins Alice Brown Elizabeth Wuest Mildred R Bishop and Ella Morgan. The party plans to depart Cincinnati next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Public Library
American Library Association
Seattle
Wash
Chalmers Hadley
Cincinnati Library
Hadley
Gertrude Avey
Ethel Hutchins
Alice Brown
Elizabeth Wuest
Walnut Hills
Mildred R. Bishop
Camp Washington
Ella Morgan
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Y. M. C. A. Commercial School
X. WL. A. Commercial School
Elm and Central Parkway
C.O
Chesapeake & Ohio
Sanykit
Beekman &T
Chewlar
Pearl and Broadway
E. Pearl St
Bassett
Hezlet and
McCoy
Public Utilities Inspector
Cincinnati Grotto
O’leary
Oberholtzer
Leo Eller
Marburg
Thomas J. Childers
Greenlawn
Lizzie L R
Earl Smith
Martin Gilligan
Waterloo St
Katie Jones
David St
Israel R. Morton
Ottawa
Ill
Pearl M. Skinner
Holloway
Russell
Clarksburg
W. Va
Elizabeth Alexander
O. Charles S
Lockland
Imwood
Henry Beloit
San Vedro
Matilda Meyer
Broadway
Herman Seserorst
M. C
Auguste Pakull
Y. W. Co
Ordan
Bryant
Dayton K
J. W. Fourteenth St
Eugenie Kimball
Bowman Street
Eighth
Sycamore Streets
Steamship News
Palace
Barton Bros. Bic
Funny Clowns
Rosie
Shirley Mason
Lucy Marsh Summer Symphony Orchestra
Frank Waller
Times-Star
Canal
Dansant
Mojica
Main St. Consolidated Boat Store
Kansas City
Marshall
Mich
Adam
Ohio Truss Co
E. Ninth St
Mary Philbin
Norman Kerry
Fifth Avenue Models
Harry Langdon
Florence Vidor
Edward Horton
Capitol
Lon Chaney
N Monster
Larry Lemon
Sporting Venus
Blanche Sweet
Ronald Colman
Irene Rich
Ricardo Cortez
Woman
WEK
Clara Bow
Huntly Gordon
Percy Marmont
Virginia Valli
K—The Unknown
Raymond Griffith
Betty Compson
Paradise
Aileen Pringle Antonio Moreno
Ben Turpin
Hope Hampton
Harrison Ford
Stuart Walker Company
B. F. Keith
Mae McAvoy
Jack Mulhall
Myrtle Stedman
Orpheum Sky Theater
Reginald Denny
Fast Worker
Kinogram News
A Century Comedy
Cincinnati Post
Dixie Terminal
Dance Palace
Wodvil
Chester
Leo
Noah Webster
W. J. Pelo
Tribune
Commercial Square
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