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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1925
Page
2
Deputies ordered to be on alert for unsafe conditions. Mr Witter suggests the quake could affect mine timbering and roofs. He notes Ohio has avoided major disasters for years and calls for extra caution to maintain safety records in mines.
G. C. Hamory a Youngstown banker suffered a broken arm in Saturday night quake. He was visiting his farm near Bramford Ontario and was walking between buildings when the tremor threw him to the ground.
At Havlin night meeting ex-Judge John Weld Peck urged U S entry into the World Court to settle disputes without arms. A resolution endorsing participation was sent to Senators Willis and Fess and Congressmen Longworth and Stephens. Committees eyed May elections and a local delegation to the Atlantic City lumber association meeting March 18-19. McWilliams-Schulte Co was elected to membership. Talks covered current lumber industry conditions including hardwoods.
A crossword style list pairs Mills 4 foods with numerous clues across categories. Entries include animals plants verbs articles and abbreviations with references to periods and regions. The compilation mixes cross references such as royal navy ab abbreviations and US state terms.
Clyde Griffith Joseph Rogers and J R ONeill discussed the Southern pine market. Joseph A Bauers and Theodore Klein told of conditions in the retail lumber business. They predicted another successful year in the building industry.
Attorney Joseph Rothschild of San Francisco died at his home from heart disease on Sunday night. He was active in Democratic circles in San Francisco and married Dr Elmore Tauber’s mother, Mrs. Hannah K. Tauber, eighteen years ago. Funeral and burial will be in San Francisco. He is survived by his widow and the stepson.
Mrs. Annie Allen Reed, novelist James Lane Allen’s sister and last survivor of his immediate family, died in Manhattan at age 81 after six months of illness. Her body will be taken to Lexington, Kentucky for burial in the Allen family plot where her brother was laid to rest.
University of Cincinnati geologist Erad C. Case argues Earth's average temperature has varied little over the past billion years and could not have fluctuated beyond fifty to sixty degrees for life to exist. He notes a recent desiccation trend between 30 and 40 degrees north, visible in ancient ruins, drying streams, and very old sequoia climatic records.
William Sullivan and Clarence Martin were arrested on a town taxi company warrant for unlawfully operating a taxi without the owner's consent. They admitted taking the cab after a gambling resort outing in Newport Kentucky, and said a driver loaned them money during a dice game. They later drove to Cincinnati before police stopped them at the company garage.
Frank J. Kiernan, 78, of St Martins Ohio, a retired farmer, died at Good Samaritan Hospital from paralysis. He had heart disease for years. He is survived by his son Lieutenant Edward Kiernan of Cincinnati Fire Dept and a daughter Mrs Margaret Fagin, along with two other sons James and Palmer Kiernan. Funeral at St Martins Roman Catholic Church Thursday morning.
The note directs delivery to the executive office of J. O. Mills at 25 North High Street Columbus Ohio with a deadline to reach by March 7 and postmark by midnight March 7. The instruction specifies precise routing and timing for the mailing.
Weekly prizes offer meals at Mills Restaurant with first prize 21 meals second 11 meals third 6 meals and ten prizes of 3 meals each plus twelve prizes of 1 meal. Awards run for six weeks every week.
The second puzzle of this week will appear on Thursday March 6th. Announcement of winners for last week's puzzles will be made Monday March 9th. Bulletins will be published in all Mills Restaurants.
In Grand Rapids Michigan Judge M L Dunham sentenced Kenneth Martin 19 Howard Baker 18 and Emory Detscal 17 to life terms after they pleaded guilty to the murder of Frank E Kugler 66 proprietor of a store they robbed on February 21 The trio admitted to police they took part in a series of robberies burglaries automobile thefts and hold ups in the city and elsewhere ending over eighty investigations.
Weather fronts bring increasing cloudiness and warmer temperatures across Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee on Tuesday with rain expected Tuesday night into Wednesday Indiana faces mostly cloudy skies with warming Tuesday and again Wednesday The accompanying table lists current highs lows and last twenty four hour precipitation for major cities including Boston Atlantic City Birmingham New Orleans Galveston Pittsburgh Louisville Nashville and more with notes on wind and rain.
A long list of birth notices records new babies for many local couples. Names include Boyle Bell Bollington Beall Claypoole Creagh Christman Contchimilo Downing Fogelman Gilbert Helton Hackett Hopkins Hanlon Kredmere George and others with addresses across Mayfield Mound West Sixth Pleasant Massachusetts Bank Hawthorne Denver and more detailing whether each child is a boy or girl.
A list of obituary notices with names such as Rev Henry Belmer Julia Castellini Pauline Dillmann Rose Clark John H Gibson Mary Ursula Grainger Mary A Hildreth Frank J Kiernan Mary Kelly Welsh Conrad Krager Emily Miles Gottleib Joseph Bertha Spohr Marguerite Williamson and relatives spanning Philadelphia Cincinnati and nearby towns. Details include ages residences and funeral arrangements for March 1925.
James Pagenes and John Thomas issued licenses at 688 West Sixth Street. Sallie Joxcaan of 1023 Cutter Street and Ernst W Crawford of Peebles are named. Leola McAdow of 2222 Eureka Terrace and Theodore M Engel of Covin Ky listed alongside Tremiette Tully 2221 Burnet, Rot Rampbach 1438 Pies of Net Street, William White 806 North Street, and Cora Ereete Pores.
Notices request A A A Scottish Rite Brethren attend the funeral of John H. Gibson 83 with services at the Scottish Rite Cathedral at 2 pm and body in state 1 to 2 pm. Companions meet at the Cathedral March 3 1925 at 1 pm for services. Members of Bona Court No 8 and Hanselmann Commandery No 16 K T attend.
An old notice lists Busse Funeral Directors offering three chapels and services including cremation with Union Central Bag cited among arrangements. The fragmentary text outlines corporate names and locations in a funeral service context.
Fines issued in liquor court cases list multiple defendants with addresses and penalties. Notable sums include $300 for Carl A at 408 West Fifth street and $200 for several others such as Po William Pocu at 1058 Oehler street and Anna Javier at 1413 Providence street.
Incoming steamers listed for March 3 include Zacapa from Puerto Barrios on February 21 and Asia from Malaga on February 19. Outgoing sailings note President Harding to Bremen at 12 M and Dante Alighieri to Bremen at 1 p.m. Arrivals on March 2 include American Legion from Buenos Aires and Monterey from Havana on February 26.
Secretary Mellon demands the resignation of Murray the Customs Collector for the District of Hawaii for the good of the service. The move comes from Washington with immediate effect dated March 2.
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 29.5 feet and rising at 6 oclock last night. Several vessels scheduled arrivals and departures include the Tom Greene from Charleston and the Kentucky from Louisville. The Betsy Ann and John W. Hubbard were due in from Pittsburgh and Louisville with departures planned for later today.
Paris reports marshal Foch and the Allied War Committee find Germany maintaining a full officer corps and training young men for a large future army. Hidden steel mills, secret cannon patterns, and gas factory remnants support fears of renewed German military capability. Diplomatic circles expect casual Allied review before a possible conference after Belgian elections.
Berlin reports Premier Herriot may submit Marshal Foch's findings to the Interallied Commission and invite the Reich to the projected security conference for Europe. Luther aims to reorganize the Reichswehr and remove secret bureaus while curbing reactionary officers to ease compliance with Versailles terms.
Department of Justice agents arrested Harry V. Byles for alleged misappropriation of funds from the First National Bank of Perth Amboy New Jersey in 1916. Byles admitted his identity and agreed to return to New Jersey for legal proceedings.
The Supreme Court today upheld the presidential pardon authority in Philip Grossman of Chicago, granted by President Coolidge in a contempt of court criminal case. It refused his habeas corpus petition seeking release from the Chicago House of Correction where judges Carpenter and Wilkerson had sent him.
Miss Katherine Langley daughter of Congressman John W Langley became the bride of Jamie S Bentley a Pikeville businessman in a private ceremony at the Langley home in Pike County on Saturday night March 2 reporting by AP.
An advertisement promotes Erom Quinrine laxative as a cure for onset cold and flu. It claims to fortify the system and work on the cause with a signature by E. W. Grove.
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