Break With Austria Looms As U S Plans Arm Vessels
President Wilson decides to arm American merchant ships and send them to ports worldwide, aiming to protect commerce despite German submarine threats. The move prompts Austrian protests and hints at a possible diplomatic break, with Lansing consulting and a formal statement forthcoming.
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Washington
United States
Seven Seas
Wilson
Congress
White House
Owen
Oklahoma
Walsh
Montana
Wanson
Virginia
Smith
Georgia
Reed
Missouri
James
Kentucky
Austria
Lansing
Executive
Cincinnati Visitors Hosted by Traveling Merchants Show
A cabaret revue at Minory Auditorium honored five hundred visiting Cincinnati merchants and hundreds more traveling men. The Traveling Men’s Association staged song, dance and comedy under Joseph Hennegan and Mabel McGlaughlin, with an orchestra and over one hundred performers.
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Cincinnati
Traveling Men's Association
The
Chamber of Commerce
Minory Auditorium
Joseph Hennegan
William Siemon
Mabel McGlaughlin
F. Charles Hofmann
S. R. Meyer
E. W. Robish
P. J. Walsh
George Holmes
Marge Minshall
Master Spy Rules Conspirators, Say U S Officials After Inquiry
Washington March 7. In Supreme Court argument the government urged disintegration of the International Harvester Company claiming a colossal combination controls 77 to 85 percent of harvesting machinery trade. It cited six office boys and a dummy of 3.5 million for promotion to legalize what was illegal, arguing intent to evade Sherman law.
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Washington
Supreme Court
International Harvester Company
Gregory
Congress
John P. Wilson
Chicago
William C. Lane
New Jersey Corporation
Lane
Greg
Harvester Company
Davis
Daniels Makes Terms With Shipbuilders
American shipbuilders engage in negotiations as Washington reports terms being set. Brief note indicates continued coverage on the second page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels
Weather Summary From Ohio Kentucky Indiana Forecast
Ohio Thursday cloudy and colder. Kentucky and Indiana Thursday fair and colder. Following the current temperature, highest forecast temperature and precipitation at the various stations.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
A.m
S.w
Russian cruiser Rurik Damaged by Mine in Finland Bay
Berlin March 7 The armored cruiser Rurik of 15 000 tons struck a mine in Finland Bay and was heavily damaged. Stockholm dispatch to Transocean News Agency said Russian naval authorities tried to conceal news. The Rurik is docked at Kronstadt and carries 890 men and four 10 inch guns.
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Sayville Wireless
Berlin
Rurik
Finland
Stockholm
Transocean
Kronstadt
Postmaster Clore Secures Cincinnati Office Improvements
Postmaster Joel Clore announced plans for interior improvements at the Cincinnati Post Office. He discussed with Treasury officials the expenditure of about 6000 dollars for better interior arrangements and illuminated corridor signs to show department locations. He opposed further elimination of Cincinnati carrier routes and was assured his wishes would be respected.
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Clore
Cincinnati
President Cancels Ducks Club Reception
Through Secretary Tumulty Tom Noctor head of the Duckworth Club had arranged a reception with the President but the engagement was canceled. Secret service reportedly advised that receiving one club implied receiving all and raised risks. John Noonan gave the Ducks a city tour before the club’s main party leaves for Cincinnati by special train at 10 a.m. tomorrow.
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John Noonan
Cincinnati
Mark Jewish Feast Day Observed With Charitable Food Donations
Furim the Feast of Deliverance began Wednesday at sundown and runs until Thursday. Cincinnati commission houses sold sacks of fruits potatoes and onions for the observance. Large orders for rice hominy and cereals were placed to aid poor Jewish families affected by rising food prices. Special services were held Wednesday night in area synagogues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
Haman
Cincinnati Commission Houses
One Hundred Drowned On a French War Ship Sunk by Submarine
The torpedo boat destroyer Cassini of the Mediterranean patrol service was sunk by a submarine on February 28. The vessel sank in two minutes after a powder magazine exploded. The captain six officers and 100 crew died. two officers and 32 crew were saved. Survivors described seeking rafts and hearing the submarine approaching.
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Paris
Cassini
Mediterranean
Mediterranean Patrol
Rinkenberger Named as Only Candidate to Head Moose Lodge
Louis Rinkenberger is assured of another term as Dictator of the Loyal Order of Moose lodge after no other nomination at the Wednesday meeting. Other officers face no opposition except Outer Guard with three nominees Louis H. Kruse W L Brown and R Freund. Election set for Wednesday evening March 14 overseen by a committee led by Charles Franken and others.
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Louis Rinkenberger
The
Loyal Order of Moose
William Glaescher
Charles Bogart
Ike Feld
Charles Dunhoff
Reinhard Biederman
William Butterworth
Pittsburg
Frank Young
Office of
Outer Guard
Louis H. Kruse
W. L. Brown
R. Freund
Charles Franken
Harry, Kettler
John Bunnemeyer
Frank Greiner
William Hussman
Ed Miles
Charles Grillon
Women Plan Canvass to Win Kosher Meat Boycott
A house-to-house canvass will occur Thursday as women aim to persuade housewives to stop buying Kosher meat. A fifty-member committee will also visit shops and factories employing Jewish men. Barnet Brickner led the initiative with other speakers present at the Jewish Settlement meeting.
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Barnet Brickner
Committee of Fifty
Brickner
Messrs. Schmidt
Wolfson
Colin
Rothman
Mrs. Schmidt
Freshmen Elect Ohio College of Surgery Officers
The freshman class elected officers on Wednesday night with Edward Ball as President and C Jung as Vice President. L C Cavanaugh was chosen Secretary, R B Sullivan Treasurer, and R B Daugherty and John Walters named Sergeants-at-Arms.
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Ohio College of Surgery
Edward Ball
C. Jung
L. C. Cavanaugh
R. B. Sullivan
R. B. Daugherty
John Walters
Arms for Rifle Club Receives Government Rifles
Officers of the Miami Rifle Club announced receipt of new rifles from the government. Last year the club qualified seventeen members as expert riflemen and several sharpshooters and marksmen. Ranging to resume when weather allows, the club will shoot at its range beside Camp Procter.
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Miami Rifle Club
Camp
Procter
Judge Nippert Declares He Will Not Resign
At the courthouse Judge Alfred K Nippert returned from Washington where he witnessed the inaugural parade his son participated in as a Culver Military Academy cadet He stated he will not resign from the bench and will continue to serve on the Common Pleas Court in line with the U S Constitution and Ohio law
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Culver
Academy
Alfred K
Nippert
Common Pleas Court
United States
State of
Ohio
Oro OR
Senate votes to limit debate by two thirds in rule change
Democrats and Republicans in caucus favor an early modification of Senate rules to curb filibusters by a two thirds vote after a conference committee recommended the change. The plan, likely to be sent to the full Senate by Majority Leader Martin, aims to press adoption promptly.
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Washington
Senate
Martin
LaFollette
Gronna
Sherman
Illinois
France
Maryland
Wilso
Union Depot Bill Passed By Democratic Senators
The Cincinnati Union Depot bill sailed through the Ohio Senate 20 to 11 after criticism that it could bankrupt Cincinnati. Three Cincinnati senators led the opposition along with one Democrat, Thomas, of Bowling Green, while Governor Cox backed the measure. Amendments to secure finances were rejected as debate ended.
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Thomas
Bowling Green
Cincinnati
Harding
Robbery tale tied to auto ride with sweetheart
A 17 year old girl Teresa Schuster told police she was robbed after agreeing to elope to Dayton. An earlier suitor and two accomplices planned the plot. chauffeur William Stant confessed driving the car. Police seek the alleged man on Kinney avenue and others who fled to Detroit.
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Detective Headquarters
Pettebaum
Teresa Schuster
Starr Street
Melrose Avenue
Walnut Hills
Dayton
Grand Central Depot
Price Hill
Elberon Avenue
Rapid Run Pike
Wold Avenue
Diers
Weatherly
Stant
Detroit
Kinney Avenue
Ulster Excluded From Home Rule Offer by Lloyd George
In the House of Commons Premier Lloyd George announced that Ireland may gain self government with Ulster excluded from the home rule act. He said talks with Irish leaders could begin immediately but Ulster counties would not be forced into acceptance. Irish members reacted with hostility to the compromise proposal.
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Harding
O’brien
Supreme Court
the Commercial Tribune
London
Ireland
Ulster
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Commons
German Plot Secrets Surface In Mexico and U S
Federal authorities disclose a $3,000,000 German spy network funded through Wolf von Igel and others. They link Carranza pressures to a planned revolution, Villa activity, and a master spy directing thousands of agents in the United States and Mexico.
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New York
Germany
Carranza
United States
Zimmerman
Ernst Mathias Sakunna
Chandra Chakrahherty
Wolf von Igel
Welland Canal
Robert Fay
Atlanta
Mexico
Berlin
von Igel
Count von Bernstorff
el Paso
Villa
Felicista
Moneterey
Kaser
John C. Knox
William Offley
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Sakanna
Knox
Representative Buchanan
H. Robert Fowler
Henry Martin
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Coene
Vienna
Comercial Tribune
Hague
Prussian Herrenhaus
House of Lords
Count Hoenserosch
Hoenserrosch
Belgium
Flanders
Commercial Tribune
John N. Roberts
al Chaskin
May Grasmick
Boris Posner
David Kraus
A. T. Schoelwehr
August Siemon
L. S. Meyer
Butterfly
Oral F. DeVoss
R. V. Nickum
Joe Hennegan
Loraine Hennegan
Paul Hennegan
Kathryn Hennegan
Mabel McLaughlin
Minuet
Messrs. McDonough
Lippert
Winters
Goepper
Hutzler
Elmes
Vanderhorst
Barbara
Curtis
Gavotte
Nickum
Kraus
Priebe
Grasmick
Modern
Gertrude Eveslage
George Eveslage
Laura Rose Devoto
Hofmann
Wagner
Scherrer
Power
Seyffer
Horn
Hansjuergen
Matthey
Evefer
Margaret WaGneRr
Goroene
U. S
Harvester Trust
U.S
Montreal
Ee O'Omaha
Enue Ee
Boston
Salt L. City
Denver
Phoenix
Jacksonville
Spokane
New Orleans
Seattle
Galveston
Portland
Chattanooga
Los Angeles
Winnipeg
St Paul
Bay OF Finland
Rinkenberger
Moose Lodge
Rifle Club
Judge Nippert
Ameri
Union Depot
Sweetheart
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