Gould Jennings Jr Marries Socialite in Secret Ceremony
Albert Gould Jennings Jr, heir to a prominent New York family, wed Chicago divorcee Helen Rueping in a quiet October Lake Bluff ceremony witnessed by two friends. The couple, now living apart from his father, plan to sail for Europe as rumors of the marriage surface and family tensions rise.
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New York
World News Service
Albert Gould Jennings, Jr
Helen B. Rueping
William Steele Gray, Jr
Jennings
Princeton University
Greenwich, Conn
Gould
Europe
Rueping
Chicago
Helen Maxwell
Kitty Armstrong
Lucy Henderson
Vanderbilt
Young Jennings
Mrs. Jennings
Pease and
Eliman
Crimmons Jennings
Pasadena
Cal
Paris
Marion Stoddard
Roosevelt expedition plans risky Asian hunt for unknown fauna
George Krugk Cherrie said he will depart New York in early April for India to organize Theodore Roosevelt Jr Kermit Roosevelt and allies for a Southwestern Asia expedition. They aim to collect rare mammals birds and fossils in Kashmir Pashawa and along the Hunza Pass with a native shikarri guiding and aiding diplomacy.
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New York World News Service
New York
George Krugk Cherrie
Theodore Roosevelt
India
Asia
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Kermit
Bombay
Srinagar
Kashmir
Pashawa
Shikarri
Kermit Roosevelt
Roosevelt Brothers
Mr. Cherrie
Cherrie
South America
Iowa
Newfane
Explorers’ Club
Montana
Roosevelt
William T. Hornaday
New York Zoological Park
Himalayas
Tibet
Three Girls Drown as Ice Breaks on Reservoir
In Johnstown Pennsylvania on March 7 three young girls fell through thinning ice while playing on a reservoir. Olive Doubt aged 11 and Carrie Randolph aged 12 were recovered dead while Frances Doubt 12 remained missing. Emma Grace Randolph 13 survived by clinging to a large ice slab and reaching shore.
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Johnstown
Here
Olive Doubt
Carrie Randolph
Frances Doubt
Emma Grace Randolph
Negro suspects tied to March 1 robbery identified
Albert Johnson of 694 West Fifth street and William Johnson of 633 West Fourth street were named by Thomas Maune, merchant policeman, as two of three robbers who took his revolver and flashlight. The weapon was found in Albert Johnson's room. The trio also overlooked a second revolver and exchanged shots, none hitting.
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Albert Johnson
West Fifth Street
William Johnson
West Fourth Street
Thomas Maune
West Street
Maine
Tenth dog bite victim reported in a week
Ruth Bradley an 11 year old girl was bitten on the left leg by a stray dog at Rockdale and Windham avenues. The wound was cauterized by a physician nearby and police were informed yesterday.
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Ruth Bradley
Rockdale
Windham Avenues
Norwood Police Chief and Sergeant Face Charges
Norwood Citizens League plans to file charges of incompetency against Andrew Hart chief of police and Sergeant Henry J Piepmeyer after a tear bomb explosion at Odd Fellows Hall on January 18 1925. More than 2500 residents have signed petitions calling for their dismissal as league members vow action.
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Andrew Hart
Norwood Police Department
Henry J. Piepmeyer
Helen Jackson
Odd Fellows’ Hall
H. D. Myers
Norwood Citizens’ League
Myers
W. C. Meyers
Harry Barnes
Norwood
Hart
Piepmeyer
Police Department
Louis H. Nolte
H. Barnes
Ohio
Heyry J. Piepmeyer
Hamilton County
J. Piepmeyer
City of
Subway plans eyed for Cincinnati street railway
Samuel Assur son and Robert Taft of the Cincinnati Street Railway Company discussed running ordinary street cars through the rapid transit system if the franchise is leased. They toured the completed subway with Rapid Transit Commissioners and city officials, noting two proposed terminals and a possible loop, with costs and surveys to follow.
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Robert Taft
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Rapid
Rapid Transit
Rapid Transit Commission
Taft
Race Street
Canal
Terminal
Walnut Street
Brighton
Clifton Avenue
Mr. Assur
Charles Cornette
Richard Groninger
John V. Campbell
Commission
Frank Krug
City Gineer
Frank Raschig
Frederick Parker
City Engineering Department
Mr. Taft
Bate Street
Mr. Raschig
Cincinnati
Mr. Ras
Assur
Walnut
Plum Street
Divorcee recalls husband’s calm exit five years ago
Evelyn Naegle Parker describes in court how Dr. Herschel Parker told her he would not live with her and left quietly after a Enock Arden action. She details his wealth, debts, Egyptology collection, and the $100 weekly maintenance order she had secured while he vanished.
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Pma
Enoch Arden
Husband
New York
Evelyn Naegle Parker
Herschel Clifford Parker
Portland
Ore
Charles Francis Naegle
Evelyn
Cynthia
Brooklyn
Five speeders fined by Judge Alexander
Five drivers were fined in Traffic Court by Judge Alexander. The largest fine, $450, fell on Frank Huss for speeding 45 mph on Spring Grove Avenue and losing driving rights for 30 days. Oliver Haynes received $15 plus costs for 50 mph on Lower River Road while rushing to see a sick child. Albert Quatemeyer was fined $20 for imitating a Fire Marshal with a siren on Spring Grove Avenue. Other fines included Henry Menke $13 and Bernard Boehm $10, with Meyer Albert fined $20 on warrants for minor violations and improper tags. Four truck drivers were warned they face fines if mufflers remain open after passing the Criminal Courtroom.
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Alexander
Frank Huss
Maple Avenue
Spring Grove
Oliver B. Haynes
Maplewood Avenue
Lower River Road
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Spring Grove Avenue
Albert Quatemeyer
West Eighth Street
Henry Menke
Peete Street
Bernard Boehm
Waltham Avenue
Meyer Albert
Rockdale Avenue
Ninth Street
Central Avenue
Chauffeur License Revoked After Disorderly Arrest
William Parr, 25, taxi driver of 446 Delta Avenue, had his chauffeur license revoked on Judge W Meredith Yeatman’s recommendation after a disorderly conduct charge. He was fined 50 dollars and costs, suspended on condition of return home with wife and mother present. Detectives Bullerdick and Hayes arrested Parr at a Fourth and Walnut street restaurant early Friday as he caused a disturbance amid ongoing intoxication. The arraignment followed, with a trial continued to allow recovery.
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W. Meredith Yeatman
William Parr
Delta Avenue
Parr
Yeatman
Bullerdick and Hayes
Fourth
Walnut Streets
Bondsmen Warned Off By Judge Yeatman
Judge Yeatman fined Leslie Tull 100 dollars plus costs for possession of liquor and 100 dollars for contempt of court after Tull, a 55 year old Negro attorney, was arrested in a corridor while talking to a witness in a liquor case. Liquor was found on him during a search at district 1 registration.
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Yeatman
Leslie Tull
Tull
Razing Planned for Cincinnati Masonic Temple Site
The Temple Building Committee announced that starting about April 15 demolition will begin on Fifth Street and adjacent blocks as plans to clear the site for the new $2,000,000 Masonic Temple move forward. The Scottish Rite Cathedral will wait until after June 1 for razing, with the Robinson Opera House serving as temporary HQ during construction.
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Masonic Temple
Temple Building Committee
Fifth Street
van Rance Company
Broadway
Nevada
Fifth
Sycamore Streets
Sycamore Street
Obinson Opera House
Cincinnati Masonic
Harry Hake
Charles Kuck
Osgood & Osgood
Temple Cincinnati
United States
C. Lee Downey
W. D. Haines
William J. Howard
William Leiman
M.W. McIntyre
Temple
Charles A. Bell
Pittsburgh
Patrolman Brenner Suspended Over Illness Report
Patrolman Charles J. Brenner of the third district was suspended by Chief William Copelaw yesterday for absenting himself from duty and presenting a false report about his condition. Brenner claimed illness Friday night. police surgeon Dr. Harry M. Box testified he was intoxicated at home at the time.
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Charles J. Brenner
Third District
William Copelaw
Brenner
Tuerck
Harry M. Box
Copelaw
Kipling Poem Inspires Roosevelt Arctic Sheep Expedition
A Kipling poem presented to their father inspires Theodore Roosevelt and Kermit Roosevelt to pursue the elusive Ovis Poli mountain sheep. A friend says Kermit cited The Feet of Young Men to explain the motive, noting the oath to track the horns of Ovis Poli amidst boulders and snow.
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New York
Kipling
Theodore Roosevelt
Kermit
Pershing Visits Cuba President After Illness
General John J. Pershing met with President Zayas in Havana and rested at his hotel after a brief illness. He will participate in the Maine memorial unveiling and is expected to speak with Admiral John H. Dayton after the Spanish minister lays a wreath.
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Havana
Zayas Toflay
John J. Pershing
Maine Memorial
General Pershing
John H. Dayton
Cuba
Zayas
Presidential Palace
War and State
Eleven Pursuit Planes Return From Miami Flight
A group of eleven pursuit planes left Langley Field Virginia for Selfridge Field Michigan and arrived at Bolling Field late today. Nine planes landed and two remain at Langley Field to depart tomorrow. The squadron plans to leave Bolling Field for Selfridge on Monday after a dawn-to-dusk attempt toward Miami.
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Washington
Langley Field
Selfridge Field
Mich
Bolling Field
Miami
Fla
Film Actor Jack Hamilton Killed In City Crash
Hollywood reported motion picture actor Jack Shorty Hamilton aged 37 was killed when his car struck a steam shovel in the street. Authorities investigated the crash scene and noted no immediate cause. Hamilton was known for supporting roles in several studio productions and was active in local film circles.
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Hollywood
Cal
Jack
Shorty”) Hamilton
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