Roberts Gas Report scorched for ignoring wholesale rate data
City Council members Cordes and Rose attacked the Roberts gas report as a whitewash for not investigating the Columbia Gas and Electric wholesale rate to Union Gas. They argued the valuation and 45 cent wholesale price require scrutiny and court-record data. Public hearings were planned as the Light Committee considers extending the rate ordinance to five years.
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Roberts, Gas
Light Committee
Columbia Gas and Electric Company
Union Gas and Electric Company
Clifford Cordes
Charles O. Rose
Roberts
A. B. Roberts
Withington-Roberts-Wright Company
Cleveland
Union Gas Company
Columbia Company
Cordes
Council
Rose
Ennis
Chamber of Commerce
Columbia
Gome
William E. Hess
Hess
Bread preserved in device promises bread lasting years
Jean Matti of Pully Switzerland invents a bread preserving container after a decade of tests. Professor Charles Arragon certifies loaves stayed nutritive under extreme conditions. The process could keep meat and pastries fresh. military use and long shelf life touted. international interest grows as American officials seek details.
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New York World News Service
Lausanne
Switzerland
Jean Matti
Pully
Here
Charles Arragon
Vaud
Arragon
Matti
Tuck
Washington
Congress Delays Jam Until Today
Washington March 2 The House adjourned after eight and a half hours of action passing a dozen measures under suspension of rules and accepting Senate amendments. The Senate ended its day wrangling over conference reports and the Cramton prohibition bill while moving toward finalizing the interior and independent offices appropriation bills. Leaders called it unprecedented for both houses to not be in session the night before adjournment with sessions likely to continue tomorrow into the night as they seek to resolve remaining miscible measures.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
Interior Department
Independent Offices
Congress
States Deny Interference With Interstate Busses
The Supreme Court ruled that states cannot block interstate bus traffic. Maryland may not refuse use of its highways to for hire motor vehicles, and Washington may not withhold licenses on the Pacific Highway segment within its borders. A. J. Buck was denied a Portland to Tacoma Seattle route license under Washington law.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Maryland
Pacific Highway
A. J. Buck
Portland
Oregon
Tacoma
Seattle
Yale Ex-Student Charged With Forging Professor Name
Chicun Hsiang, a former Yale student, waived examination in New Haven on charges of forging the name of Professor Frederick Williams to a note for 8000 dollars discounted at a local bank. Police found him in Washington, D. C., recently. he had been sent to study in this country by the Chinese Government. Williams did not wish to press charges.
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New York World News Service
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Chicun Hsiang
Washington, D.C
Hsiang
Frederick Q. Williams
Wiliams
Vanderlip Contracts Pneumonia After Illness
Frank A. Vanderlip the banker has been ill three months at his Scarborough New York country home. He first had influenza then typhoid fever followed by pneumonia. Dr Norman Barnesby reports he is on the mend and doing as well as can be expected after a severe illness.
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New York
Frank A. Vanderlip
Scarborough
N. Y
Vanderlip
Norman Barnesby
The Lure of Soft Silks in Fashions of 1925
A feature on fabric trends highlights slim silhouettes and smooth flat crepes over clingy cottons. Down South, tub silks in two piece sports frocks with dull surfaces dominate, while striped silks in raspberry and yellow or yellow blue combos appear in smart ensembles.
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Fairchild
Stylish Ensemble Costume Patterns for Coat and Dress
A fashionable ensemble combines Coat No 5 003 with One Piece Dress No 4 839 in black and gray broadcloth and wool. The coat offers six sizes 34 to 44 and the dress seven sizes 16 to 44 bust, with yardage details and optional silk facings. Two patterns are mailed for 10 cents each.
Mary Quite Contrary by Fay Stevenson
Mary Rogers embraces modern life and personal liberty until a hospital scene tests loyalty. Tom Carson’s life hangs in the balance after a shooting and surgery, with police records linking Ted March as a dangerous figure. Mary confronts guilt, prayer, and responsibility as she faces a fragile future.
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Mary Rogers
Tom Carson
Mary
Tom
Elizabeth May
Ted
Ted March
Federal probation system adopted by House
The House approved a Senate bill establishing a federal probation system except in the District of Columbia. The measure aligns federal treatment of those convicted under federal laws with existing policy and aims to standardize supervision and rehabilitation nationwide.
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Washington
House
Senate
District of Columbia
Mysterious patient ride to farm after visit to hospital
In a tense drive to the farm Katherine, Lillian, and Marion contend with a ill girl in peril. Katherine insists on steering toward Pettit who will arrive soon, while Marion tries to warn her mother as Mrs Ticer greets them at the farmhouse door.
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Lillian
Dr. Petit
Marion
Junior
the Tonneau
Dr. Pettit
Tonneau
Madge
Katherine E
Jim
Mrs. Ticer
Seat Sale Opens for Chicago Civic Opera Season
Seat sale for the Chicago Civic Opera Company run at Music Hall March 9 to 12 opened yesterday in Willis store. Vast interest follows recent tours with high gross receipts in Boston and Cleveland. Repertoire includes Mefistofele with Chaliapin, Thais with Mary Garden, Romeo and Juliet with Hackett and Macbeth, and La Gioconda with Rosa Raisa.
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Chicago Civic Opera Company
Music Hall
Willis Music Store
Chicago Company
Boston
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Washington
Cincinnati
Mefistofele
Chaliapin
Mary Garden
Romeo and Juliet
Charlies Hackett
Florence Macbeth
Marjory Wilson Begins Social Service Duties
Miss Marjory Wilson daughter of Judge Frank Wilson began her duties as social worker with the Police Court staff yesterday. She is a University of Cincinnati and Columbia University graduate, under Miss Ella Charls Executive Secretary of the Church Mission of Help. Salary guaranteed by Mrs. C. DeF. Brunsman of Rose Hill Avondale inspired by Judge Eyrich. Judge Yeatman welcomed her in her new post.
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Frank Wilson
Miss Wilson
Univerity of
Cincinnati
Columbia Univrsity
Ella Charls
Church Mission of Help
Co. Def. Brunsman
Rose Hill
Avondale
Eyrich, Jr
Mission of Help
Eyrich
Yeatman
Matas Addresses Cincinnati Physicians on Aneurysm
Dr. Rudolph Matas, Tulane University surgery professor, spoke to the Cincinnati Academy of Medicine last night in the college auditorium. He outlined experiences in aneurysm treatment and used stereopticon slides to illustrate surgical phases. He advocated against extirpation of aneurysm as a routine approach, citing alternatives in several cases.
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Rudolph Matas
Tulane University
New Orleans
Cincinnati Academy of Medicine
College Auditorium
Matas
Thank-U a Comedy at Cox Theater
Stuart Walker Company presents Thank-U a comedy by Winchell Smith and Tom Cushing at Cox Theater. The revue frames a gentle satire on small-town clergy with witty dialogue and strong performances by George Allsop Bertha Mann Larry Fletcher Aldrich Bowker and a full supporting cast.
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Stuart Walker Company
Cox
Stuart Walker
Winchell Smith
Tom Cushing
Cox Theater
Cincinnati
John Golden
George Allsop
Bertha Mann
Diane
Paris
People Cannot Run Government Says Economists at Meeting
Dr. G W Dyer, economist from Vanderbilt University, told the Metal Trades Association gathering that only a small group of strong men can run a government effectively and that mass participation would fail banks and businesses. He argued rents rise with resident demand and that people fix rents rather than landlords. The article also notes new officers of the association and a Columbus Grange leader urging farm cooperatives and legislative support, citing farm and manufacturing wealth in 1923 24.
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G. W. Dyer
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
Metal Trades Association
Business Men’s Club
Dyer
J. Wallace Carrel
J. B. Dean
A. B. Breeze
Chester A. Dyer
Columbus
Ohio State Grange
Farmers’ Co-Operative Associations
Bishop Henderson Urges Personal Solicitation at Lenten Assembly
Bishop Theodore S. Henderson of the Cincinnati Methodist Area told Cincinnati church official boards that personal solicitation by pastors is key to recruiting souls. He said a pastor should ask both men and women in his board for assistance, noting it surpasses outside help. He planned talks with Methodist women at noon and a Lenten message to businessmen at the Grand Hotel.
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Theodore S. Henderson
Cincinnati
All Methodist Churches of
Trinity Church
Bishop Henderson
Business Men’s Club
Grand Hotel
Miami students alter clause in constitution
A Miami University student forum committee reports amendments to the constitution. The old clause accused of spying on exams is removed and replaced with an honor pledge not to cheat during examinations.
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Miami
the Commercial Tribune
Oxford
Student Forum
Miami University
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