Curzon Seeks Broad State Bank Plan Amid UK US Tensions
In a Lords speech Marquis Curzon endorses a wide state backed financial program linked to building societies and credit unions, urging careful study. The discussion touches on public protection and joint state national action as the President tours Pacific routes and addresses in Montana.
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Goverson
Moore
Pocatello
Idaho
Russia
Borak
Montana
Butte
Helena
Harding carries world court appeal into Borah state
President Harding toured Idaho to spur support for American membership in a permanent world court. Senator Borah, meeting in Cache Utah, supported the president’s broader antiwar aims but warned the Senate next action on the World Court remains uncertain. The visit drew praise for war-avoidance efforts and cheers for the World Court mention.
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Borah
Associated Press
Pocatello
Idaho
Permanent Court of International Justice
Senate
Cache
Utah
St. Louis
Republican Party
League of Nations
United States
Town Real Estate Dealer Announces Daughter's Wedding
A. L. Pachoud real estate dealer at 3459 Montgomery Road revealed that his daughter Miss Ida Marie Pachoud aged 20 married George W. Winter son of Mrs Lena Winter of Gilbert and Blair Avenues. The couple now reside in Miami Florida.
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A. L. Parchoud
Montgomery Road
Ida Marie Pachoud
George W. Winter
Lena Winter
Gilbert
Delegates to Unitarian Layman's League Institute
Two delegates from the Cincinnati Chapter are expected to attend the third annual institute to be held at the Isles of Shoals New Hampshire beginning July 28, per word to Dr Emmett Fagan president of the chapter.
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Cincinnati
Unitarian Layman’s League
Isles of Shoals, N. H
Emmett Fagan
Stork Brings New Beckman Baby Amid Democratic News
A Twentieth Ward Democratic leader Vincent H. Beckman reports the family welcomed a baby yesterday. Mother and infant are said to be well as the party notes a potential gain in the ward's majority.
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Twentieth Ward
Vincent H. Beckman
Democratic County Executive Committee
Stork
Obituaries Listed for June 1923 Passings in City Notices
Beaths Angeline Forden of Wyoming aged 93 dies at daughter’s home and funeral set for June 29. John H. Focken Jr. dies at 38. services in California and St. Jerome's Church. Rev. John W. Gaddis dies at Ludington. funeral at Hor ney Hommeyer’s residence. Henry Fred Kortbein dies in Madisonville with burial in Aurora. Margaret Stadelman dies at 78. funeral on Saturday. Katherine Strunk dies at 69. services at home. John C. Weitzel dies at 90. funeral details to follow.
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Kellogg Avenue
California
St. Jerome's Church
Gaddis
John W
Callie S. Gaddis
Ludington
Mich
Ties
Charles Hommeyer
Kendall Avenue
Hyde Park
Dayton
Kortbein
Henry Fred
Caroline Kortbein
Wunderlich
Desmond Street
Madisonville
Aurora
Ind
Stadelman
Margaret (Nee Klein
John Stadelman
Sutter Avenue
Katherine (Nee Nepper
Hearne Avenue
Sreadale
Sioux City
Seizure Plan for Liquor-Laden Ships Discussed
Treasury officials disclosed that a draft regulation would enable seizing liquor carrying liners in U S waters. Final action depends on foreign shipping lines, with the government ready to enforce prohibition vigorously if the open disregard continues.
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Gilbert
Washington
Treasury
Largest Liquor Stash Reaches New York Liner Rochambeau
The Rochambeau arrived from Havre with one of the era’s largest liquor cargos since a Treasury ruling. It carried 172 cognac bottles, 425 champagne, 275 wines, 8680 table wines, 2698 crew wines, 102 liqueurs, 516 rum and brandy, and 60 beer barrels under British seals.
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New York
Havre
Treasury Department
United States
E. K. Sprague
United States Public Health Service
Washington
Leviathan
Fess Says Ship Liquor Law Will Be Enforced
Senator Simeon D. Fess declared at the Ohio Christian Endeavor Union that liquor confiscation and arrests of foreign ship operators will follow continued violations of Prohibition by steamship companies. He warned that the United States will seize illicit liquor and arrest companies regardless of authority, and challenged New York to enforce the law.
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Fess
Toledo
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio Christian Endeavor Union
Senator Fess
Federal Court of the Nation
New York
Anti-Saloon League Leaders Push Federal Ship Enforcement
Westerville Ohio June 28 officials of the Anti-Saloon League urged strict federal enforcement of laws against alien ships and citizens as well as Americans. Conference resolutions demand naval aid to catch smugglers and extend the three mile limit and oppose proposals to weaken prohibition by permitting beer and wine. Churches should cooperate with the League.
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Anti-Saloon League
Westerville
Anti- Saloon League
Bondholders to Meet Over Irish Bond Issue
The committee supervising local distribution of Irish Republic bonds will hold a meeting of bondholders next week, announced by Attorney Paul V. Connolly. About 10,000,000 dollars in bonds were issued, with 381,000 subscribed by Cincinnati residents.
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Irish Republic
Paul V. Connolly
Pomerine and Plummer Debate on Merchant Marine Policy
Senator Pomerene urged preferential tariffs and tonnage rates while Mr. Plummer defended government operation of the merchant marine. He cited oil trade patterns showing how removing government tonnage raises costs for American buyers and pushes higher rates by British shipowners. Oliver E. Bradfute called for common ground, proposing a ship bill serving national interests without subsidies.
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Plummer
Mexico
Atlantic
Pacific
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Ican
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Oliver E. Bradfute
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Soverign
Trustees of Library Tour Traverses 107 Miles
The Board of Trustees of the Public Library completed a 107 mile inspection tour of 14 branches from Dayton Street to Avondale. Trustees James Albert Green W T Porter R H West C W Handman Agnes Hilton and clerk Clarence Stanley led the trip with librarian N D C Hodges and press reps present. They began at 9 am and ended at 9 pm visiting Avondale Camp Washington College Hill Cumminsville Northside Dayton Street East End Hyde Park Madisonville Norwood Pleasant Ridge Price Hill Walnut Hills and West End branches. Stanley reported everything in fine condition.
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W. T. Porter
R. H. West
C. W. Handman
Agnes Hilton
Clarence Stanley
Avondale
Camp Washington
College Hill
Cumminsville
Northside
Dayton Street
East End
Hyde Park
Madisonville
North Cincinnati
Corryville
Norwood
Pleasant Ridge
Price Hill
Walnut Hills
West End
Eighth
Glenway
Stanley
Curbstone Leader Calls Chicago Strike Tying Up Construction
A curbstone leader calling himself Martin Egan started a Chicago strike halting millions in building work across city projects and skyscrapers. Egan claimed 3,000 workers would join by night, while I W W officials and William Z Foster denied knowledge of him.
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Chicago
Martin Egan
Egan
Industrial Workers of the World
Slip of Tongue Reveals Hidden Wedding Secret
Otto J. Palm of Walnut Hills disclosed two year old nuptials while discussing vacation plans. He said he wed Miss Agnes Folliard in September 1921 at White Plains New York with a later ceremony at St Xavier chapel by Father J. S DeSmedat. The couple met at Cedar Point Ohio and Cincinnati is home.
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Ashland Avenue
Walnut Hills
J. 5S. DeSmedat
Cedar Point
Ohio
Cincinnati
Miss Folliard
New York Winter Garden
Chicago
Cook and Marx factions to vie in D A V ballot
The Disabled American Veterans convention in Minneapolis tabled a World Court endorsement and urged the group stay out of politics. National Commander C Hamilton Cook of Buffalo indicated he would not seek re election, but signs point to a contest between Cook and Judge Robert S Marx factions with an election set for tomorrow. The body adopted reform resolutions on government treatment of disabled veterans.
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Minneapolis
National Convention of the
Disabled American Veterans of the
C. Hamilton
Cook
Buffalo
N. Y
Robert S. Marx
Bryan to Speak Here in Cincinnati
William Jennings Bryan will arrive Sunday to give two church addresses in Cincinnati. Rev. Frederick McMillin announced he will speak at First Presbyterian Church Walnut Hills at 4 30 p.m. Sunday on Loyalty to Law and Faith. The second talk is at Richmond Street Christian Church at 5 p.m. He arrives from Pittsburgh and leaves Sunday night for Miami Florida.
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Pittsburgh
Miami
Fla
Stannard Hearing Set In Columbus Welfare Case
The State Civil Service Commission fixed July 2 for the hearing of charges filed by State Director of Welfare John E. Harper against Mae E. Stannard, former director of the Girls' Industrial home, in Columbus.
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Stannard
Columbus
State Civil Service Commission
John E. Harper
Mae E. Stannard
Girls’ Industrial Pol
Daugherty Dismisses Coal Indictments in 226 Case
INDIANAPOLIS June 28 Indictments against 226 coal operators officials of the Mineworkers Union and mining companies were dismissed today on motion by Attorney General Harry M Daugherty Indictments against 125 operators and union officials returned November 8 1920 under the Lever act remain on the docket The dismissed defendants are free on their own recognizance and the case is indefinitely postponed Daugherty said he may postpone action on the Lever act case or ask the court to wipe the slate clean
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Indianapolis
Daugherty
Penn. R R Holds To Law Says REA
President Samuel Rea states the Pennsylvania Railroad will follow every valid law and criticizes the Railroad Labor Board for claiming the company denied essential rights. He argues the Supreme Court allowed the firm to resist board decisions when constitutional rights were at stake, including shop craft and clerks cases.
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Samuel Rea
Railroad Labor Board
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Congress
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Or Board
Supreme Court
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Hamilton Woman Killed by Train in Ohio
Mrs Ellen Long a 68 year old resident of 301 Canal avenue Hamilton Ohio was fatally struck by a Baltimore and Ohio freight train around 10 am. Two locomotives and a cut of cars ran over her leaving her beheaded and with a severed left arm witnesses say she walked along the tracks carrying a basket of groceries. The sole witness was Mrs Hannah Donahue of 1024 Stewart street.
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Baltimore & Ohio
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William Long
Canal Avenue
Hannah Donahue
Stewart Street
Couple Killed as Car Hits Auto at Crossing
Findlay Ohio report. Mr and Mrs O W Bond died when an interurban car struck their car at a city crossing. Mrs Bond had just arrived from Columbus after attending the G A R and Woman's Relief Corps convention and was being taken home by her husband.
Wreck Survivors Sail 1 750 Miles In Open Lifeboat
Survivors of the British ship Trevessa reached Rodriguez Island after a 23 day open lifeboat ordeal covering about 1 750 miles from the sinking scene. Captain Foster and 16 crew members endured near starvations with scarce water while navigating by sun and stars. Two firemen died. one lifeboat with 18 men went missing en route to Mauritius.
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Fire Chief Opens Campaign for a Fireless Fourth
Barney Houston, chief of the Fire Department, urges a safe and sane Fourth of July. He cites sparklers, fireworks, and sparkler hazards to children, calls for community displays under firemen, and vows stricter enforcement of city ordinances on storage and handling of combustibles.
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Barney Houston
Fire Department
Seven Die In New Jersey Car Train Crashes
ATLANTIC CITY and SOUTH PLAINFIELD New Jersey June 28 1930 A motor car driven by Albert L. Comstock killed his 14 year old daughter Mary and housekeeper Mrs Eleanor Moore when it struck a one man trolley at a curve on Shore road Secretary Ida Clinger and Miss Margaret Moore were seriously injured Four others died at South Plainfield when a car carrying Harry Nichols Andrew Barnes Grace Mounteney E J Ellis was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio express train at a crossing Nurses Helen Ford and Cathleen Crooks were seriously hurt The trip had been to shore resorts in honor of Miss Mounteney who was to graduate next week.
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N. J
Albert L. Comstock
Comstock
Mary
Eleanor Moore
Planfield
Baltimore & Ohio
South Plainfield Station
Harry Nichols
Past Orange
Andrew Barnes
Newark
Grace Mounteney
Caldwell
E. J. Ellis
Helen Ford
Cathleen Crooks
Mounteney
Weather Turbulence Across States With Mild Readings
Ohio Kentucky Tennessee West Virginia and West Pennsylvania fair and cooler Friday and Saturday warmer. Indiana likely Friday and Saturday with slowly rising temperatures. The Cincinnati Weather Bureau reports June 28 1928 records with highs near 90 and varying winds and light to moderate rainfall across multiple locations including St Louis Philadelphia Nashville and Galveston.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
West Pennsylvania
Indiana
City Play Streets Opening Announced
The Community Service will open play streets each night from 6 30 to 9 for city children. Streets include Twelfth Pendleton Reading Pearl Sycamore Broadway Clinton John Central West Seventh Freeman Carr Republic Findlay Elder Carlyle Stone Baymiller George Smith O Brien and Mound Clark Court. O Brien is open one night weekly for negro children and all others except weekends. Volunteers from the University of Cincinnati will supervise volleyball and games with showers on warm nights and story telling in gypsy costumes for younger children.
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Pendleton
Reading Road
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Sycamore
Broadway
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John
Central Avenue
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Freeman
Carr
Republic
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Carlyle Avenue
Stone
Baymiller
George Street
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Court
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Prohibition Agents Arrest Oakley Man on Still Charge
Charles Worthman of 3359 Madison Road Oakley was arrested by Newtown liquor court agents who seized a fifty and twenty gallon still and eight gallons of mash. Mayor Ralph Kinney set the trial for Tuesday and released Worthman on a 1500 dollar bond.
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Charles’ Worthman
Madison Road
Oakley
Prohibition
Newtown
Ralph Kinney
Buckeye State Medical Association Convenes at Sterling Hotel
The second annual convention gathers 35 members at the Sterling Hotel. Sessions started yesterday morning and end tonight with a Mercy Hospital fund charity ball. Dr. R. B. Beaman, local president, delivers welcome addresses each morning. Officer elections are planned for the afternoon session.
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Sterling Hotel
Mercy Hospital Fund
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Union Picnic Set for Sunday at Rosedale Park
The Army and Navy Union will host a picnic at Rosedale Park on Sunday under the direction of Major D. G. Handley Garrison No. 189. Committee members include D. C. Handley Jr, Fred Yorde, Howard Brinkman, Howard Brown, and Biener Schramm.
Ohio G. A. R. selects Columbus leader and 1924 meet
The fifty-eighth annual encampment of the Ohio Department Grand Army of the Republic closes with Daniel S. Wilder of Columbus elected Department Commander and Warren chosen as the 1924 encampment city. A late resolution critiques Vernon M. Riegel over a question on General Robert E. Lee’s leadership.
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Department of Ohio
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Daniel S. Wilder
Warren
Vernon M. Riegel
Robert EB. Lee
I W W Plans New Strike on Pacific Coast
Portland June 28 plans are being perfected by the Industrial Workers of the World on the Pacific Coast and in the Pacific Northwest for another strike within the next few weeks with special attention to the harvest fields, stated here today by Healy local spokesman for the timber workers section of the IWW.
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Boy has leg broken in auto collision near Norwood
Carl Plocher aged 16 of 5133 Rosston avenue Norwood was struck while walking home from a meeting at the American House last night. He suffered a fractured left leg and was taken to General Hospital. The auto driver fled the scene.
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Rosston Avenue
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General Hospital
Marriage Licenses Listed Across Cities and Streets
A long list of marriage licenses issued for individuals in multiple cities and streets, including Newtown and Buffalo. Named parties appear with assorted addresses such as 626 W Fourth St and 1655 Hamer Ave, reflecting a broad municipal record.
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Harley Kelley
Newtown
Ruth M. Thompson
Indian Hill
Egon R. Naehring
Bufffalo
N. Y
Olufine Matthews
Fourth
Joseph Wolpertt
Hamer
Thelma Schrenker
Race St
Births Across City From Various Couples
A list of birth notices notes several couples welcoming children. Names include ORreee and Elizabeth in Fashland, FOUST Harry and Anna, and NICKSON Charles and Teresa. Locations span Elm Street to Saylor Park Station with both girls and a boy.
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Elizabeth
Elm Street
Fashland
Lulu
West Sixth Street
Craig
William and
Louise
Liston Avenue
Harry and
Anna
Gladstone Hunt Francis
Dolly
Tustulum Avenue
Kahn
Albert
Rhea
Burnet Ave
Kelly
Martin and
Irene
Gest
Koehne
Clarence
Emma
Marburg Street
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Charles
Teresa
Saylor Park Station
Thompson
James
Marjorie
Car Avenue
Hilda
Colerain Avenue
Officials Discuss Fall Festival Rates
Excursion rates from Ohio Indiana Kentucky and West Virginia to this city were discussed at a conference of passenger officials of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in the office of George W. Squiggins General Passenger Agent. A definite plan was expected after adjournment tonight.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
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Missing Actress Mary Miles Minter From Home
Mary Miles Minter motion picture actress has been absent from her Los Angeles home for a week. Her mother and sister expressed anxiety to hear from her but said they are not unduly concerned, noting she lives alone and was not working.
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Cal
Mary Miles Minter
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