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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1920

Page

4

Keynote speech defends peace treaty at Democratic convention

Homer S. Cummings, temporary chairman, rails at the Republican platform as slanderous and vague while praising Democratic achievements from 1913 to 1919. He argues for a League of Nations and notes U S leadership, wartime actions, and the need for open diplomacy and international justice.

San Francisco Homer S. Cummings Mark Hanna Republican Party Chicago Ireland Armenia Mexico Democratic Party

Tribute to the fallen and League of Nations debate

A speaker urges unity on the League of Nations while condemning Senator Lodge and allies for defeating the treaty. He recalls fallen soldiers, honors France’s generosity, and reiterates America’s veto power and possible withdrawal with two years’ notice. He defends the President’s diplomacy and condemns opponents as obstructive enemies of civilization.

Council of the League League America Senator Lodge Chicago Borah League of Nations Johnson Knox Moses Lodge Washington Senate France Peace Council

State Boards To Halt Profiteers

San Francisco June 28. State commissions like the FTC to curb profiteering form a Bryan plank. It pledges to end profiteering, cut middlemen, enact laws against extortion, ban tying sales, require cost versus price disclosures, set state trade commissions, and empower local bodies to probe local profiteering.

San Francisco Federal Trade Commission Wiliam J. Bryan Democratic’ Party States

Wilson Honored by Democrats for Health and War Leadership

The Democratic National Convention urged President Wilson be thanked and congratulated for his health recovery and wartime leadership. The telegram lauds his seven fateful years, his policy reforms, and his role as Commander in Chief guiding the Allied victory, while condemning partisan foes.

San Francisco Gardner Missouri Cummings Wilson Jackson Jefferson Democratic Party United States Woodrow Wilson

Occupational Tax Plan Aims At All Cincinnati Workers

The Occupational Tax Sub-Committee of the Citizens' Tax Relief Committee proposes taxing all employed workers in Cincinnati to boost city revenue. City Auditor George Carrel says current tax is unfair and urges coverage of all laborers and employers. Adolph Kummer backs a flat tax with support from major labor leaders.

Cincinnati Citizens’ Tax Relief Committee George Carrel Adolph Kummer Central Labor Council

Crash of a Bottle and a Woman's Screams On Eighth Street

A loose handbag catch caused a bottle crash during rush hour on Eighth Street between Plum and Elm. A woman fled with an open bag as onlookers watched glass, a strong scent of spirits, and souvenirs claimed by bystanders.

Eighth Plum Elm

Catholic Alumni Elect City Circle Officers

The City Circle of the International Federation of Catholic Alumnae met at Ursuline Convent and elected officers including Regent Mrs Charles Resor First Vice Regent Loretta Budde Second Vice Regent Leona Grieve Third Vice Regent Mrs Henry Luers Recording Secretary Elizabeth White Corresponding Secretary Marian Rieckelman Treasurer Mrs William Duane and Directors Mary Annewenhr F J Wetterer George Reid Ada Hummel Mary O Connor.

International Federation of Catholic Alumnae Ursuline Convent Charles Resor Loretta Budde Leona Grieve Henry Luers Elizabeth White Marian Rieckelman William Duane Mary Annewenhr F. J. Wetterer George Reid Ada Hummel Mary O’connor

Lawrenceburg News Briefs Hit Local Events and Changes

Lawrenceburg Ind June 28 A social will be held by Hamline Chapel primary department in near school rooms Tuesday evening. Leslie Fox ex service man has taken employment as freight fireman on the B O railroad. W Nields moved his family to Cleves where he is station agent for the Big Four. Lawrenceburg ball team beat Clermonts Cincinnati 15 to 2 at the fairgrounds Sunday. A new retort is being installed at Lawrenceburg Gas plant. Repairs are being made at Trinity rectory to house Rev C E Williams and family.

Congress Lane Lincoln Washington Paris White House Senate Garfield McKinley America League of Nations Friends League Taft Root Hughes Committee On Foreign Relations Lowell Harvard University Senator Lodge Lodge Cathis Chicago France Amy the Commercial Tribune Lawrenceburg Ind Hamline Leslie Fox Co. W. Nields Cleves The Big Four Clermonts Cincinnati Fairgrounds Trinity Rectory C. E. Williams

Atlas Iron Company Seeks License Amendment in Cincinnati

The Atlas Iron Company Delaware corporation doing business as Atlas Iron Company at 34 Walnut Street Cincinnati seeks to amend its license No 2870 on June 26 19 to add agents C B Bright Metropole Hotel Cincinnati Ohio and Dr L Murphy Metropole Hotel Cincinnati Ohio to the license list.

Atlas Iron Company Delaware Walnut Street Cincinnati Commissioner of Securities of Ohio C. B. Bright Metropole Hotel

Appointment of administrator for Barkley estate in Hamilton County

C Tatgenhorst Jr of Cleves Ohio appears duly appointed and qualified by the Probate Court of Hamilton County as administrator of the estate of Forsom Barkley deceased in Hamilton County Ohio. William H Jeders Probate Judge and Ex Officio Clerk announces. Attorneys C Tatgenhorst Jr and J. L. Lytle, Cincinnati, Ohio. June 18, 1920.

C. Tatgenhorst, Jr Cleves Ohio Hamilton County Fsom Barkley William H. Jeders JL. R. Lytld Cincinnati Western Bank and Trust Co Twelfth and Vine Mary Myers William H. Lueders Samuel Lehman Louis Hichengreen Walter A. Ryan Earl B. Buchanan Hopkins Street Antak County Carrie J. Dick Woods Said County John C. Hermann Ethel B Dreher Baker Street Norwood Mary Degnan Brackman William A. Krieger Wells Street Joseph B. Schmeiser Said A. L. Tischbein Notich Annie Getzug Albany Er Herman Getzug William H. Lubders Chas. H. Hoffmeister

Mayor Cincinnati road oiling districts formed in 1920

The Director of Public Service declares several streets in Cincinnati as oil-treatment districts. Petitions from property owners lead to districts on Groesbeck road Rockdale avenue Dexter avenue Hamilton avenue Cedar avenue and Lathrop place. Assessments to follow per state grant and work to be done in summer 1920. Signed CHAS. F. Hornberger director. Edward P. Durr secretary. Dated June 28 1920.

Director of Public Service City of Cincinnati Alian K. Bruce Groesbeck Road Hamilton Avenue Adelme Rizzo Rockdale Avenue Reading Road Park Director L. LaBoiteaux J. F. Riehle Cedar Avenue Belmont Avenue Boteaux Lathrop Place State of Ohio Chas. F. Hornberger Edward Pp. Durr

Susie King Anderson Appointed Administratrix in Hamilton County

Susie King Anderson of 949 W Seventh Street named administratrix of the estate of Lee Anderson deceased by the Probate Court of Hamilton County Ohio. Attorney firm Heintz & Heintz Cincinnati Ohio announced on June 10 1920.

Concert Schedule and Ice Show Schedule Highlight Local Arts

A 2 30 p.m concert by Cincinnati Summer Orchestra and an 8 15 p.m program with scenes in costume from Trovatore. Ice shows run daily at 3 7 30 and 9 p.m featuring 5 skaters and 3 dancers.

Cincinnati Summer Orchestra Trovatore

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