One Killed Fifteen Hurt In Auto Accidents
One person died and fifteen were injured in a series of auto crashes. Harry Willis, 42, of Bethel Hotel, suffered a fractured left leg after being struck by Lindsey Young's car at Second and Broadway. Young, charged with reckless driving, is Negro of 11 West Second Street, Newport. William Gardner, 21, machinist, injured when his West Sixth Street vehicle hit a pole. he claimed a broken steering knuckle and was charged with driving while intoxicated. Elizabeth Rodgers, 40, of 218 Orchard Street, bruised after being knocked down by Fred Schoennechler's car at Auburn Avenue and McMillan Street. taken to General Hospital. Witnesses said the woman stepped from the side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Willis
Bethel Hotel
Lindsey Young
West Second Street
Newport
Second
Broadway
Young
William Gardner
Hopkins Street
Free Iman Avenue
West Sixth Street
Gardner
Pogendick and Schwab
Iss Elizabeth Rodgers
Orchard Street
Fred Schoennechler
Wheeler Street
Auburn Avenue
McMillan Street
General Hospital
Missing Mary Welsh Believed Lost While Walking in Gallipolis
Mrs. Mary Welsh, 60, of Gallipolis, visiting Mrs. John Nordhause at 950 West Eighth Street, left at 8 p m for a short walk and did not return. Police were alerted as search efforts began for the missing woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Welsh
Gallipolis
John Nordhause
West Eighth Street
Nordhauses
Mrs Harriet Upton to Speak at Cincinnati Consumers League
Mrs Harriet Taylor Upton a suffrage leader will address the Cincinnati Consumers League annual meeting next Saturday noon at the Business Men's Club her topic Solid Legislation and the Constitution. The Ohio Military Institute Band greets the Monday Night club meeting at the Y M C A tonight with a half hour concert before Dr Earnest Wareing talks. Frieda Jones 14 is hospitalized at General Hospital in serious condition from an overdose of medicine taken to relieve cramps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet ‘Taylor Upton
Cincinnati Consumers’ League
Business Men’s Club
Gest Street
General Hospital
Weather Summary for Ohio and Nearby States in Early March
Fair and much colder conditions anticipated in Ohio on Monday with further clarifications Tuesday. Kentucky and West Virginia to be fair and colder, while Tennessee sees partly cloudy skies Monday and Tuesday with likely rain in the west and little temperature change. The report lists temperatures, highs, and precipitation across multiple cities, including Omaha, Denver, New Orleans, Pittsburgh, Louisville, Nashville, and others, with zero to light rainfall readings and a record for March 1, 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Tennessee
Boston
Atlantic OF
Laa
Omaha
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
S. Francisco
Louisville
Innipeg
Nashville
S.S. Marie
Cora Re Ae
River Levels and Steamer Schedule for Cincinnati Riverfront
The Cincinnati river stage was 30.1 feet at 6 p.m. last night. The John W. Hubbard sails for Louisville. the Kentucky is due in at 10 a.m. and departs for Louisville and points at 5 p.m. The Tom Greene may arrive from Charleston at 6 p.m. and depart for Pomeroy tomorrow at 5 p.m. Engine installation on the new steamer Chris Greene will start Tuesday when the boat reaches Cincinnati for equipment. The hull was built at Gallipolis, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Louisville
Tom Greene
Charleston
W. Va
Pomeroy
Chris Greene
Gallipolis
Coolidge Set To Travel To Inauguration By Own Rig
Col John C Coolidge plans a self driven start to his journey to Washington to attend his son Calvin Coolidge’s inauguration. He will travel from Plymouth to Ludlow by horse drawn buggy then take a special train from Burlington arriving in Washington Tuesday afternoon. He attends Ludlow Savings Bank meeting then joins Governor Billings and a party including John Sargent and Morris Bradley. A Vermont National Guard unit and a 50 piece Vermont band accompany the trip. He says he cannot say when he will return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
John C. Coolidge
Washington
Calvin
Ludlow
Coolidge
Ludlow Sav
Ings Bank
Burlington
Bellowes Falls
Franklin S. Billings
Billings
John B. Sargent
Calvin Coolidge
Morris Bradley
National Guard of Vermont
University of Vermont
Inauguration Week Activities in Washington Highlight Mixed Ceremonies
A detailed Washington report describes inauguration planning with President Coolidge and family, congressional rites, and ambassador arrivals. It notes a large Negro leadership gathering, a Mount Carmel race congress, and numerous social events at Murray Casino and Lincoln Theater during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Carmel Baptist Church
A. M. E. Zion Bishops
John Wesley A. M. E. Zion
Murray Casino
Women’s
Republican National Political Study Club
Lincoln Theater
Murray’s
Lincoln League
Congress
National League of Republican Colored Women
Phyllis Wheatley Y. W. C. A
Eastern Star
Lincoln Colonnade
Kentucky Klan Charged With Forming Autocracy
A Fayette Circuit Court suit seeks receivership for the Kentucky Klux Klans in Fayette County alleging an internal autocratic government. Plaintiffs say Grand Dragon is paid $60,000 annually and funds from initiates are misused. Firearms allegedly stored in meeting rooms intimidate dissenters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Knights of the
Ku Klux Klan
Kentucky
Fayette
Kentucky “Klveron
Fayette County
Klan
Robert S. Dunsmore
C. W. Hughes
Big Ben Chimes Broadcast to Borneo Sets World Record
London reports that Big Ben on Parliament Hill achieved a world radio record as its chimes were heard in British North Borneo eight thousand five hundred twenty three miles away. The clock had stopped recently due to soot and rust, with workmen removing thirty pounds of dirt before the broadcast from Station 2-LO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
House of Parliament
British North Borneo
Big Ben
2-LO
Borneo
Knights Templar and Masonic Funeral Services Notice
Members of Knights Templars Commandery Association and Winton Lodge No 614 hold funeral services for Right Eminent Sir John H Gibson and Henry A Naderman, with gatherings at Scottish Rite Cathedral at 1 p.m. on Tuesday March 3. Attendees urged. guards of honor noted by Hanselmann Commandery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templars Commandery Association
John H. Gibson
J. M. Hamilton
Sec’y. Winton Lodge
A. M
Henry A. Naderman
Ethan Avenue
A. A. Armand
W. M
Hanselmann Commandery
S. Percy Wells
Obituary Notices List Local Deaths and Funeral Plans
A long list of obituaries and funeral notices for Margaret Bell Lina Bayer Pauline Dillmann Rose Clark John H. Gibson Mary Ursula Grainger Mary A Hildreth Conrad Krager Welsh Mary Kelly Gottlieb Emily Miles John Albert Paston Louise Rath W H Reeves Sister Julia Adelaire Mary Jane Kennedy Marguerite Williamson with service times, residences, and burial details across several towns and churches. Includes dates in late February and early March 1925 and addresses in Cincinnati and nearby areas.
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Dillmann
Pauline Louise
Buehler
Henry Dillmann
Chase Avenue
Northside
Spring Grove Cemetery
Milton (O
Gee—Rose Clark
el Paso
Tex
Madisonville Baptist Church
Newtonsville
Gibson
John H
Nellie K. Gibson
Scottish Rite
Grainger
Mary Ursula
Nee Wetterer
Chickasaw Street
Clifton Heights
St. Monica’s Church
Hildreth
Mary A. Hildreth
Arwiler
Newton G. Hildreth
Kling Avenue
Westwood
Krager
Conrad
Magdalene Krager
Volz
Feruary
Glendora Avenue
Kelly
Welsh Mary
Nee Boland
William Kelly
Hillside Avenue
Riverside
Mueller—Gottlieb
Bertha Mueller
Hartwiz
Anna Westenhoss
H. Stephan
Fenton Avenue
Miles
Emily L. Miles
R. E. J. Miles
D. G. Edwards
Leonard H. Miles
Fairfield Avenue
East
Walnut Hills
Paston
John Albert
Susan Paston
Lander
Cinnamon Street
J. J. Sullivan & Co
McMillan and Bell Place
Vine Street
Rath
Louise
Nee Rath
Jacob Rath
Lakewood Avenue
Reeves
W. H
Belizabeth H. Reeves
Peters
Elmer Schilling
Avenue
Julia Adelai
Elizabeth Foss
St Notre Dame Academy
Reading
Todd
Mary Jane Kennedy
Isaac Todd
Tener
Marguerite Belle
David C
Irene McCann Williamson
Presbyterian Church
Meeeville
Twelve Army planes to leave Macon for Miami today
Macon Ga March 1 Major Thomas J Lamphier announced twelve army air planes, which reached here from Selfridge Field Michigan, would depart for Miami Florida tomorrow at 8 am. Eleven planes flew this afternoon but the twelfth was delayed by motor trouble. The flight highlighted the need for closer air facilities and civilian cooperation across towns and cities to build a stronger United States air defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Thomas J.lamphier
Selfridge Field
Mich
Miami
Fla
Dayton
Yeseay
Lanphier
Clyde K. Ritch
Major Lanphier
Atlanta
Johnston
Jones County
Army Air Service
Mitchell
Department
United States Air Defense
Sister Adelaide Dies at Notre Dame Convent
Sister Julia Adelaide Procurator of the convent at Reading dies of pneumonia at 55. She entered the Notre Dame order in Namur Belgium in 1883 and served in Cincinnati before becoming Procurator in Reading in 1904. Requiem mass at the convent and burial in St Joseph Cemetery, Price Hill. She leaves her mother, two brothers, and a niece Sister Margaret Mann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Adelaide
Sisters of Notre Dame de
Reading
Charles Weiderhodt
St. Peter and Paul's Catholic Church
Hubert Brockman
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Price Hill
Adelaide
Adelaide Foss
Paul Street
East Walnut Hills
Francis X. Foss
Indianapolis
Edward A. Foss
Margaret Mann
Notre Dame
Grandin Road
Mrs. Rose Clark Gee Dies in El Paso Texas
Relatives here learn of the death of Mrs. Rose Clark Gee former resident of the city who had lived in El Paso Texas for six months. She was the widow of William Gee former Cincinnati manager of Singer Sewing Machines Company. She leaves a sister Mrs. W. W. McFarland and a brother G. F. Clark both of Cincinnati. Burial will be in Newtonville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Clark Gee
el Paso
Texas
Incoming and outgoing steamers listed for March
Steamship news lists incoming vessels due March 7 from various ports including Buenos Aires Bermuda Port Limon San Juan Havana and St John and indicates several ships arriving in late February March 1 includes Amazone from Port au Prince while outgoing steamer Roussillon heads to Bordeaux with partial date for March.
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American Legion
Buenos Ayres
Victoria
Bermuda
Ulua
Port Limon
Zulia
San Juan
San Lorenzo
Monterey
Havana
Silvia
St. John’s
Roussillon
Bordeaux
Amazone
Port Au Prince
Freight Locomotive Boiler Explodes Killing Engineer
A boiler on a freight locomotive on the Lehigh and Hudson Railroad exploded near Monroe New Jersey today killing the engineer and seriously injuring a fireman and a brakeman who was in the cab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Monroe, N. J
Lehigh & Hudson Railroad
Woman and daughter reveal betrothals and elope together
Mrs. Etta Dover aged 42 and her daughter Margaret aged 24 each planned to marry and keep secrets. They confessed yesterday and chose to elope together to long City. The mother became Mrs. E Wylie Sanders of Washington Pennsylvania and the daughter Mrs. Fred Wilson of Independence Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Cedar Rapids
Etta Dover
Margaret
Long City
E. Wylie Sanders
Washington, Pa
Fred Wilson
Independence
Kan
Explosion kills 160 in Turkish Armenia revolt turmoil
In Kharput a munitions depot exploded during a rebel pillage. One hundred rebels and sixty townspeople died. The Angora Assembly voted a credit for partial mobilization to fight the Kurdish revolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Constantinople
Kharput
Turkish Armenia
Angora
London fears fate of Mosul if Turks quell Kurdish revolt
London observers worry that a Kurdish uprising near the Mosul frontier could trigger Turkish mobilization of entire classes. France permits Turkish troop movements via the Syrian Railway as the Mosul dispute returns to the League Council, fueling British doubts about Turkish aims and British guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mosul
John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
League Council
Cial
France
Paris
Lord Curzon
Irak
Masonic Burial for J. J. Gibson
John J. Gibson 66 president of Gibson Perin Stationery Company died at home on Edwards road. Funeral at Scottish Rite Cathedral Tuesday with Masonic rites and burial in Spring Grove Cemetery. He was Past Grand Commander of Ohio Knights Templars and Past Commander Hanselmann Commandery No 16. Survived by widow Nellie Gibson and daughter Mrs E C Edgell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Gibson
Gibson-Perin’ Stationery Company
West Fourth Street
Edwards Road
Scottish Rite
Spring Grove Cemetery
Gibson
Knights Templars
Ohio
Hugo G. Eisenlohr
St. John’s Church
Edward Cramn
Tiffin
Nelson Williams
Hamilton
Thomas Geddes
Toledo
State Commandery
Hanselmann
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Business
Gibson-Perin
Walnut Street
Nellie Gibson
E. C. Edgell
Mrs Emily Miles Dies at Daughter's Home in Cincinnati
Mrs Emily L Miles widow of R E J Miles died at her daughter Mrs David G Edwards home 3061 Fairfield avenue Cincinnati She was born in Liverpool England and came to the United States at 15 as an actress and singer with a forty year stage career She leaves one daughter and funeral services will be at 10 am tomorrow from 3061 Fairfield avenue Burial is in Spring Grove Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Ll. Miles
Miles
David G. Edwards
Fairfield Avenue
Spring Grove Cemetery
Explosion on Caju Island Kills Eight and Mocks 600 Injured
A Rio Janeiro dispatch reports eight dead and 600 injured from Friday's blast on Caju Island near Nictheroy. About 300 locals are unaccounted for as hospitals overflow and dozens lose homes. The surge of destruction included a war arsenal, arms plants, and a uniforms shop. fires burn across the ruins and police arrest 150 for looting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
la Nacion
Rio Janeiro
Caju Island
Nictheroyj
Caju
United States
Rome Shifts Traffic to Right Amid Citywide Change
Rome residents discuss the switch to right hand traffic aimed at reducing accidents in narrow ancient streets. Trolleys slowed, carabiniers enforce rules, and initial confusion produced a few incidents including a trolley derailment and a collision with an automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Baskerville
Rome
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