Doctors Split Over Compulsory Vaccination Act in Cincinnati
Agitation for a state law mandating vaccination grew after George W. Hook chose jail over vaccinating his children. Four doctors offered mixed views, but most agreed vaccination is safe and effective. some warned paternal laws may fail, while school attendance rules push immunization.
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Cincinnati
George W. Hook
Delhi Avenue
Hamilton County
Hook
Hoffman
Juvenille Court
Nicholas Klein
Kentucky
Covington
Newport
Ohio
The
Commercial Tribune
A. C. Allison
Fulton Avenue
Walnut Hills
Medical Fraternity
J. C. Oliver
Cincinnati Academy of Medicine
Walter R. Griess
Rockefeller Gives $1,000,000 to Hampton and Tuskegee Institutes
John D. Rockefeller Jr. donates one million dollars to the Hampton and Tuskegee endowment drive, unconditionally increasing the total to about 3.5 million. The gift supports education for African Americans and aims toward a nine million dollar goal, with Stokes praising the partnership of supporting forces.
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John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Hampton-Tuskegee Endowment
New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jra
Hampton and Tuskegee Institutes
Angen Phelps Stokes
Hampton-Tuskegee Endowment Fund
Rockefeller
Minckhefeller
Hampton
Armstrong
DA Stokes
Mr. Rockefeller
Tax settlement under fire in Senate probe of shipping firm
Senate investigators presented evidence of lax Treasury handling in two cases. The Atlantic, Gulf and West Indies Steamship Company settled a $9,913,841 tax for $2,600,000 amid alleged asset concealment from 1917 to 1920. Also scrutinized were William Boyce Thompson and O. J. McConnell over a $600,000 Kansas Missouri Oklahoma mineral land sale, with Mellon approval questioned.
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Associated Press
Washington
Treasury Department
Senate
Atlantic, Gulf and West Indies Steamship Company
William Boyce Thompson
New York
Finance Committee
Republican National Committee
O. J. McConnell
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Mellon
Atlantic, Gulf and West Indies Company
Internal Revenue Bureau
Thompson
Couzens
Bureau
Atlantic, Gulf and West Indies
Nelson K. Hartson
Manson
Smith, Nicol
Robert E. McBain
Mexican Navigation Company
Hartson
Nicol
Ward Line
France and Britain move toward early security pact
Paris reports five hours of talks between Prime Minister Herriot and Foreign Secretary Chamberlain. Both leaders show optimism and plan formal negotiations after the League of Nations Council meeting in Geneva. They agree Germany and Poland must be included. Cologne evacution tied to disarmament. Britain favors individual pacts while France supports the Geneva framework.
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Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Herriot
Chamberlain
League of Nations Council
Wich Chamberlain
Geneva
Great Britain
Poland
Reich
Germany
France
Britain
League
Cologne
Sonal N. Y. World News Service
Y. World Press Pub. Co
London
Saar Valley
League of Nations
R. D. Waugh
The
Saar
Waugh
World News Service
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
M. Rault
Governing
Geneva Council
Rault
Eric Drummond
Rauit
H.A. la Fisher
Waught
Sadr
Maydér
Winnipeg
Council of the League Nations
Manitoba
Poland Opposes Pacts Amid Mobilization Fervor
Berlin dispatches report Warsaw shows strong opposition to security pacts as military agitation rises. Deputy Sadzeicz introduces a draft to empower immediate mobilization, while Poland’s Diet grants the President wartime powers for defense measures.
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Berlin
Poland
Warsaw
Military Commission
Sadzeicz
War Ministry
Germany
Upper
Silesia
Socialists Name Otto Braun in Presidential Coalition Split
Socialist leaders declare a separate candidate Otto Braun former Prussian Premier effectively splitting the Republican coalition for the upcoming Presidential election. Reports also say reactionaries may unify behind Herr Stegerwald of the Catholic Right as joint candidate of the People’s party Nationalists and reactionary Catholics.
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Berlin
Otto Braun
Herr Stegerwald
People’s Party
Wilhelm Marx
Masked thug nets groceries as officer saves clerk
A masked youth attempted to rob a grocery on Court Street and Wesley Avenue after 10 pm. Officer Arthur von Dohre disarmed him. The same night a collector was robbed of about 5000 dollars near Montgomery Road. suspects fled in the collector’s car.
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Arthur von Dohre
First District
George Freer
Amity
York Roads
Rossmayne,c
Peoples Packing Company
McMillan Street
Freer
von Dohre
Louis Pohl
Court Street
Wesley Avenue
Var Dohre
William de Knight
Fifteenth
Elm Street
de Knight
Daniel Rowan
Freeman Avenue
Gus Roche
Considine Avenue
Price Hill
William Yocum
West Eighth Street
Rowan
Robert W. Meyer
Baymiller Street
Runap
Ex Cincinnati Man Arrested Over Embezzlement Shortage
Albert Earl Sortor, once secretary of the Ohio Refining Company in Cincinnati, was arrested in Chicago on embezzlement charges after a $22,715.09 shortage from the firm emerged. He used the name R. S. Harwood and implicated unnamed colleagues. He faces Cincinnati police custody.
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Chicago
Albert Earl Sortor
Cincinnati
Ohio Refining Company
Chicago Detective Bureau
Harwood
Sortor
Laidlaw Avenue
Walter J. Keenan
Keenan
Common Pleas Court
Sorter
Worthington Avenue
Wyoming
Sort
Flagrant Violations by France in Saar Governance Scarred 1920s
Ex-member of the Saar commission accuses France of misgovernment and rights violations in a region of 760 square miles with 700,000 inhabitants. France dominates the commission, with coercive acts against German interests, French schooling, coal control, and a looming plebiscite under League oversight.
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Saar
New York World News Service
New York
Iron and Steel
Lorraine
Saar Valley
France
Germany
League of Nations
Reich
Louis XVI
Mite
Girasson
Alsace
Clemenceau
Woodrow Wilson
Count Moltke Huitfeld
Denmark
Paris
M. Rault
Hector
R. D. Waugh
Commission
League
Robert Cecil
Waugh
League Council
England
Onecon
HH. A. L. Fisher
of Commons
Quai d'Orsay
The
Tabvi
Fight Over Warren Confirmation Reignites Senate Debate
The Senate opened executive session to consider Charles B. Warren of Michigan for Attorney General but did not vote after three hours. Senator Walsh led the challenge with sugar trust questions, while Reed sought to open the doors. the motion to proceed passed 46 to 39 as Democrats and a few Republicans split.
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Warren
Senate
Walsh
Sugar Trust
Washington
Charles B.warren
Michigan
Montana
Judiciary Committee
Reed
Missouri
Moses
Rep. N. H
Farmer-Labor
Shipstead
Minnesota
Borah
Idaho
Brookhart
Iowa
Capper
Kansas
Couzens
Frazier
Ladd
North Dakota
Howell
Norris
Nebraska
Johnson
California
McLean
Connecticut
McMaster
South Dakota
McNary
Oregon
Senator Walsh Ip
Two Republican Senators Block Reorganization Of Senate
Two Republican senators object to immediate action on the reorganization plan to relegate La Follette insurgents to minor committee posts. Borah and Morris challenge the move while Watson defends it, noting insurgents left the party in 1924.
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Washington
Marc
Senate
Watson
Indiana
Borah
Idaho
Norris
Nebraska
Morris
Republican Committee On Committees
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Brookhart
Iowa
Ladd
Frazier
North Dakota
Repubiican
Abraham Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Senator Ladd
meena arese Tea- Dome investiga _ organization
Pobnd
la Follette
Senate urged to back World Court vote in session
Women’s Court Committee survey finds more than two thirds of Senate sponsors favor World Court approval if a presidential message prompts action. They lobby Foreign Relations officials while President resists pressing the matter this session.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Senate
World Court
Women’s Court Committee
Capitol
Foreign Relations Committee
Isle of Pines
American Legion ‘Auxiliary
American Association of Fool Women
American ‘Federation of Teachers
Girls’ Friendly Sciety In
America
The
Council of Jewish Women
Ne Ttegional Federation of ‘Business and Professional Women’s ‘Clubs
National Langive of Seale
Oes
Coolidge Starts Presses at White House
President Coolidge pressed a button at the White House to start the presses in the new Dayton Journal and Herald building. The ceremony marks the launch of production in the revised press facility.
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Coolidge
Washington
White House
Dayton (D
Journal and the Herald
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Mexican Navigation Pany
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Samuel Spewack
Socialists
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Nas Thug
A. E. Sortor
Lorraine Steel Business
Friends
Force
Senator Walsh
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New Hampshire
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Massachusetts
McCormick
Illinois
Wadsworth
Harrison
Miss
Owen
Senator Stanfield
McKinley
Senator la Follette
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