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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1919
Page
9
In New York dated June 28 a survey of postwar life among 2,000,000 American troops in the A E F depicts their newspapers from Stars and Stripes to tiny company gazettes. They discuss homeward plans, outfits, Prohibition, and sports while reporting personals and editorials on Willard and Dempsey.
Six months into the Archangel uprising, Vladimir Marushevsky leads a disciplined push to organize the north Russian army. Weekly baths, strict discipline, and broad mobilization have transformed Archangel from a wartime capital to a sober city preparing to combat Bolshevik forces with civilian volunteers and militia.
Justine Johnstone explains quitting a top Broadway beauty role to join Poli's Summer Stock in Waterbury Conn. She describes discontent with typecasting, her plan to study in stock, and ambitious goals in legitimate drama and classic roles like Peer Gynt and Solveig.
The Senate ordered an investigation by the District of Columbia Committee into the suspension of Miss Alice Wood a Washington high school teacher accused of disseminating Bolshevist doctrines. Senator Jones of Washington led the resolution with a key role in the inquiry. The charges and treatment have sparked dispute and national attention.
Tokyo reports Dr Somei Uzawa, Mowry’s former counsel, denounces the arrest and six month sentence for concealing Korean rioters as an unpardonable trespass on the rights of man. Mowry’s six month term was reduced to four on appeal.
In Rio de Janeiro on Avenida Rio Branco North American cinema dominates with theaters and posters from U S studios. Brazilians increasingly study English to understand captions and posters and expand ties with North American and English business interests.
Cedar Point Ohio June 23 Numerous teachers delay accepting posts until salary terms improved. The U S Employment Service Teachers Division runs a placement bureau linked to the Ohio State Teachers Association meeting. Miss Maude Davis leads the bureau with assistance from Miss Claire Lewis during the convention.
New York June 28 Protection for the grizzly bear is urged by Enos Mills in his book The Grizzly arguing bears have been hunted to near extermination across the Western United States. He cites declining populations in Yellowstone Glacier and other parks and promotes protection as essential for education and ecological value. authorities and hunter naturalists are cited urging safeguards to prevent further losses.
The passage extolls the grizzly bear as a unique Western North American species. It urges preservation by sportsmen and naturalists and lauds the bear as a powerful, developing, voice-less creature with marked individuality.
Washington outlines a world wide Fourth of July celebration to honor peace. Nations will participate with 15 000 in pageants and lavish floats. The event, under War Camp Community Service, aims to showcase citizenship lessons in New York and beyond with Marshal Foch possibly attending. Franklin Lane leads planning with Peyton March assisting and Bullard as grand marshal.
Representative Fess of Ohio praised a rapid, cost saving lawmaking run in Congress noting eight appropriation bills since the session began. He highlighted substantial cuts across deficiency, army, railroad and navy bills, totaling about 1.095 billion saved in twenty four days of legislation.
Tokyo reports Baron Eiichi Shibusawa appointed arbitrator in a US Japan shipbuilding dispute. The United States Shipping Board placed orders in Japan for thirty steamers totalling 125000 tons, with about 43000000 dollars in payments. Captain Frederick J. Horne, the American naval attache, had been interim arbitrator and was reassigned to Washington.
More than 12,000 men and boys are expected to join Camp Roosevelt from July 6 to August 31. The Chicago Board of Education, with War Department approval, will run the all-age encampment offering military discipline and physical training. Cadets will be uniformed and housed in tents with army chow. subsistence costs are set at $1 per day, and Chicago citizens will underwrite any deficit with War Department support.
Berlin June 28 reports the five largest German electric companies will build Europe’s largest water power plant in Bavaria with completion in 1921. The Bavarian Diet Finance Committee approved 50,000,000 marks as the first installment of the project cost, marking Bavaria’s first socialization scheme.
Tokyo June 28 reports warships Akashi and Chihaya sent to the Amur River area to guard against Bolsheviks along the Siberian coast.
Dr. Herz, Hamburg ultra radical and leader of a Communist Independents faction, urges the group to rely on capitalist intellect for now and pursue socialization slowly. He warns violent methods will not advance the economy and could lead to civil war with dire outcomes under any victor.
June 28 report notes Norway donating 400 barrels of cod liver oil to the American Food Commission for German children. One thousand German children will be hosted by Norwegian families to aid recovery from malnutrition with funds raised for feeding.
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