Women Voters Hear Experts At Education Meeting
Cincinnati Women Voters League will host a March 10 event at the Linton featuring Mrs Maud Wood Park and scholars from Illinois Michigan and Pennsylvania. Speakers address political procedure city government and electoral law with patrons and organizers listed.
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Maud Wood Park
National League’ of Women Voters
Cincinnati Women Voters’ League
Linton
John Fairlie
University of Illinois
Thomas H. Reed
University of Michigan
Harold W. Dodds
National Municipal Review
Fairlie
Illinois Efficiency and Economic Commission
American Political Science Review
Reed
San Jose
Cal
Cincinnati
University of California
Harold Dodds
Pennsylvania
New York
Princeton
Dodds
Nicarauga
R.C. McCrane
Julian Pollak
Stephen Wilder
Agnes Hilton
A. G. Wulf
Johanne Hilton
G. A. Tawney
H. E. Caldwell
Helen Peters Wallace
J. W. Bursk
Ernst Ott
Charles Meyers
H. A. Lowes
Otis Games
Nain Grute
John D. Serrano
Jerome Howard
Otto Dieckman
A. Bb. Thrasher
Siegfried Geismar
Albert Bell
Elmer Allee
Guy W. Mallon
William Fridman
William Roemler
A. O. Bing
M. L. Kirkpatrick
N. D. Beach
Harry Worsdenberg
T. N. Shumard
R. O. Picken
Stanley Struble
Music teacher rescued after poisoning attempt
Miss Helen Herancourt a 28 year old music teacher of 21 Forest avenue was saved from falling from a second story window by policemen Woebbe and Carney who arrived early yesterday morning She had swallowed poison moments before and was taken to the General Hospital family say she acted in error amid nervousness
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Helen Herancourt
Forest Avenue
Woebbe and
Carney
Miss Herancourt
General Hospital
Herancourt
Twelve Planes Fail to Reach Goal in Dawn to Dusk Flight
Twelve army planes of the first pursuit group reached Georgia late and failed to complete their dawn to dusk flight from Selfridge Field to Miami. One plane forced down at Gray, Ga., and eleven landed at Camp Wheeler, Ga. Major Lanphier blamed delays at Dayton and weather for the setback, citing claims about the state of U S air defense and the need for more planes and pilots.
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Macon
Georgia
Selfridge Field
Mich
Miami
Fla
Thomas G. Lanphier
Camp Wheeler
Gray
Lanphier
Dayton
J. Thad Johnson
Major Lanphier
Eatonton
E. C. Whitehead
Mitchellso
Aeronautical Committee of Congress
America
Air Force of America
Mitchell
Drowning Man Naderman Refuses Aid on Ohio River
Henry A Nagerman 49 of 1357 Ethan Avenue Was drowned yesterday after leaping from a barge into the Ohio River at Freeman avenue he refused a bystander rope and vanished The body was recovered near Sixth and Burns streets Coroner Handley ruled death by own action Relatives said he was not married.
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Freeman Avenue
Ohio River
Henry A. Nagerman
Ethan Avenue
William Houk
Walnut Street
Dayton
Naderman
Houk
Sixth
Handley
Master Honored in Civic Affairs of Cincinnati
Colleagues express appreciation for Cincinnati hospitality and gratitude for the love and respect that have elevated the school master to a place of honor in the city’s civic life.
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William McAndrews
Chicago
Cincinnati
Neophytes Cross Burning Sands With Mystic Shrine Escort
One hundred thirteen neophytes escorted by more than five thousand Mystic Shrine nobles march in a February caravan from the Scottish Rite Cathedral to Music Hall. The procession features the Syrian Temple band, officers of the Potentate’s divan, and a guarded relay of candidates entering the ceremonial degree amid a buffet and entertainment.
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Mecca
William Copelaw
Willard D., Haines
Rabban
Charles H. Meeds
John G. Robinson
John Griffiths
Noble J. Henry Fillmore
Broadway
Fourth Street
Main
Fifth
Race
Twelfth
Elm
Music Hall
Desert
F. William Harte
Edward S. Maas
William Leiman
Higher Gas Rate Fight To Reopen In City Hearings
The Mayor vetoed higher gas rates after talks with Freeman and chamber leaders. The council approved a 19 to 13 vote for the new rates following a study by Prof. Ennis and a Roberts report asserting the Union Gas and Columbia Gas rates and valuations, with a recommended five year contract and potential consumer benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Freiberg
Chamber of Commerce
Freeman
Chamber
Freiberg
William D. Ennis
New York
New York To Investigate the Situation and Prof. Ennis
Ennis
Union Gas and Electric Company
Cincinnati
Columbia Gas and Electric Company
Union Company
Columbia Company
West Virginia
Mr. Roberts
Roberts
Carrel
Columbia
Cleveland
Congress Plans Multiple Junkets During Vacation
Five or more congressional junkets are planned for the March 4 vacation. Delegations will sail on the Cristobal for the Canal Zone, with one trip to Haiti. War Secretary Weeks plans a Hawaiian Islands tour for the Senate Appropriations Committee, from March 28 to May 12, costing about 132 dollars for meals and lodging.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Cristobal
Canal Zone
Frank D. Scott
Scott
Miam
Knutson
Minnesota
House
Senate Commission On Irrigation and Reclamation
California
Wilbur
Henderson
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Garrett Reappointed as Floor Leader and Speaker Pick
Finish J Garrett of Tennessee won the Democratic caucus nomination for Speaker and will remain minority leader in the Sixty-ninth Congress. Mary Norton became the first woman to participate in a Democratic caucus, serving as Assistant Secretary. The Ways and Means Committee was filled with Doughton named to one vacancy amid a party majority shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. Garrett
Tennessee
Garrett
Representative Burns
Representative Carter
Oklahoma
Representative Hill
Mary T. Norton
Jersey City
New Jersey
Ways and Means
Ways and Means Committee
New House
Representative Doughton
N. C
Representative Shallenberger
Nebraska
American Woman Dies in French Car Accident
Paris February 28 A American resident of Paris Mrs Circling Waldberg was killed yesterday when her motor car she drove overturned in a ditch at Romenay near Macon. She had been living in California.
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Paris
Circling Waldberg
Romenay
Macon
California
White House Roof Repairs Prompt Summer Move
Washington February 28. The White House may need a summer residence while roof and attic repairs are made to the executive mansion. Congress has appropriated fifty thousand dollars for the work. President Coolidge weighs whether to vacate the mansion for about a month due to unsafe aging timbers and outdated wiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Coolidge
Washington
Executive Mansion
Congress
Beloit Editor Worthington Ends Life Over Illness
David B. Worthington, 61, editor and publisher of The Beloit Daily News, shot himself at his Beloit home after a spell of illness. He died about three hours later.
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Beloit, Wis
David B. Worthington
Beloit Daily News
Cincinnati Police Will Cooperate With Federal Inquiry
Mayor Carrel acting for Safety Director Tudor assures United States District Attorney Hareth May of Cincinnati Police cooperation in a federal probe. He warns that any officer found violating laws will face immediate discipline while the department has no funds for its own independent investigation.
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Carrel
Charles E. Tudor
Hareth E May
United States
Cincinnati
Houston
Hayes and Bullerdick
Hareth Mann
Cincinnati Police Department
May
Missing Jackson descendant sought in New York
New York February 28 The Missing Persons Bureau opened a search for A M Jackson a great great grandson of Andrew Jackson seventh US president Andrew Jackson IV of Los Angeles brother of the missing man told police his brother wrote from New York January 8 saying he would enter a hospital under an assumed name for an operation He used a fictitious name to spare the family funeral expenses Relatives fear he may have died and been buried in potter s field unidentified
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New York
Missing Persons Bureau
A. M. Jackson
Andrew Jackson
The
United
Andrew Jackson, IV
Los Angeles
poHce
Potters’ Field
Bank Robber Gilmore Captured After Five Years on Run
Dayton reports George Gilmore, an armed bandit tied to the Bank of Westfield hold up on April 10, 1920, has been captured and held in St Joseph Michigan. The case links to a Millburg state bank raid last Saturday with $2900 seized by four robbers. McGahan, also linked to the gang, was convicted and awaits appeal. Other members were killed in various holdups.
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Dayton
George Gilmore
Bank of West
Routen
Charles
Brennan
Torney
Gilmore
St Joseph
Mich
Millburg State Bank
George
Red
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A. W. Bammerlin
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Isidore A. Berman
Walker Bertelsman
George J. Boenker
Mark E Bowles
Chas. G. Brooks
Wm. C. Buchreitz
A. Guy Burrell
George S. Castle Robert Carlson
Frank J. Chandle
J. D. Cherrington
N. Robert Christy
Chester J. Clark
Edward R. Cooke F. L. Coverston
Orville P. Cummings
Bert P. Cunningham
Wm. H Ditchen
Harry E. Duncan
George E. Flake
Harry C. Ford
Wm. P. Fosdick
Harry A. Freiberg
Henry B. Freiberg
George. W. Fuller
John E. Fulweiler
C. J. Glaescher
M. Frank Grau
Emil F. Grosse
Fred W. Grote
Jack A. Guggen
Joseph Gunther
Joseph G. Gus
Louis C. Hahn
Chester W. Ham
E. Emmett Hare
William C. Harte
William C. Henn
Otto E. Hilber
Joseph Hirnickel
F. L. Hoffman, Jr
John P. Hood
Miles N. Hough
William O. Huli G. Ellis Hummel
Ed L. Humphrey
Lester E. Jacobi
Will C James
Innati
Edward M. Jenkins
John J. Jeter
Elmer J. Joest
Gwilyn E. Jones
Dave J. Joseph
Wm. G. Kaeser
Wm. G. Kaeser, Jr
al L. Kasemeier
Russel B. King
Walter Kortbein
Gabriel Lederman
Cail Leser
R. S. McCullough
A. C. McCullough
John F. Mackay
Julian S. Marks
Oscar Meyer
Samuel S. Nicholson
Walter L. Paris
Herbert T. Randall
Lester L. Redman
Charles Reiners
Eugene G. Rich
Arthur E. Roberts
E. M. Robertson
George B. Ross, Jr
Stanley E.roth
George P. Rothfuss
Wm. F. Schlieuter
Harry M. Schulman
Salmon K. Siebler
Albert A. Sprague
Paul C. Sprague
Leo Stander
Alvin J. Sterman
Luther A. Stingley
Charles L. Strauss
John C. Strubbe
Clarence L. Trout
Walter W. Wolhard
Howard E. Waldo
Daniel C. Waring
George Wehring
Donald S. White
William J. White
Francis A. Wolfe
Walter Worthman
Herbert H. Wurtz
William R. Young
Walter Zimmermann
Thomas W. Dartnall
Robert J. Anderson
Peebles
Ernst M. Ruder
Robert C. Neill
Loveland
Laurence M. Brock
Middletown
Frank H. Buffington
Silverton
Ralph W. Ficke
McDonald
Light Committee
Joseph Reichert
William E. Hess
Charles Genslinger
Frank
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