Saar crisis critique reveals French domination in league governance
A 1925 letter details French influence over the Saar Governing Commission, citing a Paris office, secret information flows, and a pattern of pro French interpretations of treaty provisions. It argues British miners would resist such decrees and questions the future of the League regime amid coal politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Council of the League
Governing Commission
Saar
T Commission
Waugh
M. Rault
Hector
Herr Land
Geneva
France
Europe
Germany
Commission
League of Nations
N. Y
Film Show At Chamber Of Commerce In Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Automotive Trades station will show "The Story of a Spark Plug" in the Chamber of Commerce main dining room tomorrow at 8 p.m. Made by the Bureau of Mines of the U S Department of Interior. The Parent Teachers Association of Oval School hosts a house warming at 3042 Gilbert Avenue on Thursday. Girl Scouts troops hold their regular monthly meeting at the Gymnasium of the Women's Building, Westernite of Cincinnati, Thursday evening. Exhibits for the annual rally at Music Hall will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Automotive Tradestation
Chamber of Commerce
Bureau of Mines of the
United States Etment of Interior
Parent-Teachers’ Association of the
Oval School
Gilbert Avenue
of Girl Scouts Troops of
Cincinnati
Wolternite of
Music Hall
Quick Trials Reduce Pardons and End Suspended Sentences
Charles S. Bell argues crime rises nationally due to lenient enforcement and Prohibition. He urges rapid trials, mandatory mental and physical exams, no suspended sentences unless deficiency is shown, and systematic probation to protect society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Charles S. Bell
Hamilton County
United States
Cincinnati
Roy Haynes
National Prohibition
Congress
Supreme Court of the
England
Wales
England and Wales
Ohio
Wife One Gets Mail of Wife Two and Both File Charges
John G Smothergill 36 arres ted after careless clerk sent a bill to his old address and he then married Miss Irma Marie Steele. He had a wife and child in Brooklyn and opened a garment store account for the second wife. The bill went to the first wife revealing the double marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John G. Smothergill
John G
Tvo
Smothergill
Brooklyn
Irma Marie Steele
Chicago
Smothergill No
Funeral services for Milton Ochs in Cincinnati
Milton Ochs 63 founder of the Milton Ochs Company clothing makers dies after seven weeks illness at the Alms Hotel. Services set for tomorrow at 2 pm in United Jewish Cemetery Chapel. Survived by widow Frances Ochs granddaughter Corinne Ochs brother Jesse and five sisters Emma Rose Maud Hattie Dora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Ochs
Milton Ochs Company
United Jewish Cemetery Chapel
Mr. Ochs
Alms Hotel
Community Chest
Heal
Cincinnati Children’s Home
Bernard Welage 39 Dies at Norwood Home
Bernard G. Welage aged 39 of 2344 Harper avenue Norwood died after a six month illness. He played for the Norwood Baseball Club champions in 1916 and 1917 and belonged to the Norwood Lodge of Eagles. Survived by widow Nellie Velage two children his parents and two brothers Frank and Joseph Velage all of Norwood. Funeral at his residence 8 30 in the morning with Requiem high mass at SS Peter and Paul Church North Norwood and burial in St Joseph Cemetery Price Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard G. Welage
Harper Avenue
Norwood
Bernard J. Welage
United States Playing Card Company
Welage
Cincinnati
Norwood Baseball Club
Norwood Lodge of Eagles
Nellie Velage
Frank
Joseph Velage
Ss.peter and Paul
Catholic Church
North Norwood
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Price Hill
Unsettled Weekend Weather Across States
Ohio and West Virginia expect Sunday showers with colder air, then Monday fair and cooler. Tennessee and Kentucky show unsettled Sunday with colder conditions in parts, followed by Monday fair. The report includes current and high temperatures and last 24 hour precipitation for many cities, plus a March 17 1905 record page comparing year and normal values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
West Virginia
West Portion
Tennessee
Kentucky
Boston
City Atlantic C
Omaha
Birm’ham
Denver
N. Orleans
Ihoenix
Galveston
Kane
Pittsburgh
Marie
Ft.Céy. Neen
Tsa
Burned body tied to farm murder near Wilkesville
George Steele a 62 year old farmer near Wilkesville east of Vinton was found dead and burned in his barn. Police suspect robbers set the blaze to lure him inside while seeking cash believed to exceed 1000 dollars hidden about his homestead. A housekeeper was away at the time. Friends say Steele hid money about the farm rather than bank it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
George Steele
Wilkesville
Vinton
Steele
Birth notices from a city wide listing of new arrivals
A collage of birth announcements listing parents by surname and given names with street addresses. Included are Alfredo and Maria Marcello at 660 Crown Street with a girl and numerous other couples such as Vincenzzo and Vincenzino Di Muzio at 515 East Thirteenth Street, Mangiones and Giuseppina at 705 Hopkins Street with a boy, Giovanni Vidoo at 509 West Sixth Street with a boy, and many more entries across multiple streets indicating newborn boys and girls in a dense city record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcello
Alfredo
Maria
Crown Street
DI Muzio
Vincenzzo
Vincenzino
East Thirteenth Street
Manoccai
Ree
Filippa
Giuseppina
Hopkins Street
Vidoo
Giovanni
Angelina
West Sixth Street
Nestor
Harold
Onie
Betts Street
Hazel
Freeman
Kiler
Louia
Ida
Clark Street
Benver
John
Mabel
East Third
Stevens
Veren and
Ethel
Madisonville
Charles and
Venus
Pax- Klugman
Russel and
Osie
Easterk Road
Sellers He
Alma
Hurd Avenue
Hile
Charlettte
Jennie
Dayton Petty
William and
Ada
Sanders
Cohen—A
Bella
Hickory Street
Hoffman Abraham
Fannie
Westee
Hal Walter Jr
Anna
Stanton
Koch Yga
Lillian
Mitchell Raitas Sohne
Katie
Harrison Avenue
Deaths and funeral notices from Walnut Hills area
Several obituaries list the passing of March 5 to March 9 1925 with details including names such as Augustus J Bacigalupo William H Berling Lula Vellette Cornette Henry Eilermann Robert Graefe Laurence William Hammond George H Jackson William Krohne Harry L Mullenix Milton Ochs Sigmund Rheinstrom Mary Schulten Weston Yates Warner Bernard Welage Fannie Wolfson and relatives. Funeral arrangements reference St Clement’s Church Spring Grove Cemetery United Jewish Cemetery and local residences in Walnut Hills Avondale Norwood and Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacigalupo
Augustus J
Mary M
John B. Bacigalupo
Hemlock Street
Walnut Hills
Berling
William H
Mary Berling
Brinker
Ureday
Arch 5
Kemper
Jackson Avenue
St. Clement's Church
St. Bernard Cornette
Lula Vellette
Nee van Benschoters
Otto €. Cornette
Grasselli Avenue
Westwood
Spring Grove
Eilermann
Henry
Mary Magdalen
Bristol
Arvey Eilermann
Joseph Huth
Vine Street
St. Mary’s Church
T Thirteenth Street
Milwaukee
Graefe
Robert
Wilhelmina Graefe
Nee Beis
H. Bremer
Rohs Street
House of Representatives
St. Norwood Thorn
Chicago
Edith F. Miller
Locust Street
Krohne
William
Maroline
Dawson Avenue
Evangelical Protestant
Hoffner Street
Mullenix
Harry L
Susie Mullenix
Broadway
Ochs
Milton
Frances Morganthau Ochs
United Jewish Cemetery
Alnut Hills
Rheinstrom
Sigmund Rheinstrom
Vb. J. Mirsch
George W. Rosenthal
Greenwood Avenue
Avondale
Schulten
Mary
nee _ Spiekermann
George Schulten
Freeman Avenue
Warner—Weston Yates
M. L. Swetnam & Sons
Scott Street
Covington
Welage
Bernard G. Welage
Nellie Welage
Ryan
Swarthmore Dean Praises Shift From Yellow Journalism
Dean Raymond Walters of Swarthmore College told editors at the Intercollegiate Newspaper Association meeting that high literary standards have replaced yellow journalism. He cited earthquakes eclipses and sun science as first page material and noted advances in religion and educational conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swarthmore, Pa
Raymond Walters
Swarthmore College Today
Intercollegiate Newspaper Association
Washington Day Highlights and Senate Actions
President Coolidge urged a world conference but within the Republican ranks opposition blocked Senate organization. The Senate debated the nomination of Charles B. Warren for Attorney General without action and the Internal Revenue Committee asked the Treasury to review alleged tax assessment failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Senate
Charles B. Warren
Senate Internal Revenue Investigating Committee
The
Treasury
Bank cashier dies after self inflicted wound in Virginia
In Scott County Virginia Isaac Johnson 29 the bank cashier plunged a knife into his chest and shot himself after leaving Ft Blackmore bank while state examiners checked the books. Authorities say two notes totaling 27000 tied to a beer purchase without directors consent could not be collected. Johnson died almost instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bluefield
W. Va
Bank of Ft. Blackmore
Scott County
Isaac Johnson
Iie
Johnson
Bodies of Dry Agent and Deputy Found Shot
L G Collins federal prohibition agent and Samuel B Duhon deputy sheriff went missing after a liquor raid. Their bodies were found in Duhons car in an old cemetery near Starks. The Dunn brothers are jailed after their home was burned during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
L. G. Collins
Samuel B. Duhon
Starks
Duhon
Collins
Dunn Brothers
Vinton
Dunn
Funeral services for Sister Libian Lindsey announced
Della Bernhardt and Freda Seilkopp of Cincinnati Commendery No 3 K T note funeral services for Sister Libian Lindsey at Busse Bergmann funeral home Freeman avenue on March 39 at 2 p.m. Councils invited. Also notices for Stated Conclave and special convocation with Mark Master and Kilwinning Chapter events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. of A
Carthage Council
Libian
Lindsey
Busse & Bergmann
Freeman Avenue
Lyzch
Della Bernhardt
Freda Seilkop
Kilwinning
Mark
Carl Beyer
Walter H. Streibig Funeral Director
Walter H Streibig Funeral Director operates offices at the corner of Walnut and Liberty Streets offering complete funeral parlor services with Canal 6377 contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut and
Liberty Streets
Sanitary Aesthetic Modern Cin Cremation Co Ad
An advertisement for Sanitary Aesthetic Modern Cin Cremation Co lists address 5619 Union Central Bidg and phone M 3095 offering a free booklet and a free chapel option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Central Bidg
Pilgrim Church for Americans in Rome Opens New Mass Route
In Rome American pilgrims gain a dedicated church Santa Susanna for mass before journeys. Cardinal O Connell attends mass with 500 pilgrims and preaches on Sundays. A young American priest Mc Shane is ordained there as groups plan Holy Week pilgrimages and tours of Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Baskerville
New York
World News Service
Rome
Church of
Santa Susanna
Pope Benedict
Cardinal O’connell
McShane
American College
O’connell
United States
Holy Land
Italy
Europe
San Francisco
Father Crowley
Cardinal Mayes
Sacred College
St. Peter’s Square
St. Peter’ S Church
N. Y
Wanderer Stearns Rich Recalls Lincoln Debates and a Hard Life
An 86 year old, frail wanderer Stearns Rich recounts his life from Massachusetts to Illinois, meeting Stephen A. Douglas and Abraham Lincoln, managing a newspaper in Hannibal, and ending in Cincinnati where he was arrested for begging and sent to the County Home for the Aged. He remembers the long road, family losses, and a view of the sunset from his ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stearns Rich
Hamilton County
Hartwell
Institution
Conmmercial Tribune
Rich
Cincinnati
Yeatman
Massachusetts
Virginia
Ill
Academy
Country College
Pana
Stephen A. Douglas
Douglas
Hannibal
Hannibal Clipper
Clipper
Toledo
O. Rich
Rip van Winkle
Borglum Signs Contract for Dakota Memorial
Gutson Borglum, sculptor, announced a contract to carve figures of Washington and Lincoln on a Black Hills mountain in South Dakota. He said work would start soon after conferring with Senator Norbeck in Washington. The project reportedly has approvals from the South Dakota Legislature and Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N. C
Gutson Borglum
Washington
Lincolng
Black Hills Park
South Dakota
Norbeck
Rep
S. D
Incoming steamers march report from Antwerp and Rotterdam
The list notes ships arriving or due including Iggy Amsterdam from Rotterdam and Suffern from Havre with dates February 25 and March 7. It records incoming steamers for March as reported by World News Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ork World News Service
See
Antwerp
Iggy
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Suffern
Havre
River traffic updates as Ohio River falls
The Ohio River at 6 p.m. stood at 21.7 feet and dropping. List of arrivals and departures includes the John W. Hubbard, Betsy Ann, Greenwood, Queen City, and towboats sailing between Louisville, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, and Charleston with cargos of sugar coal and steel. The Queen City docked at Louisville then heads to Pittsburgh with Mardi Gras passengers. other boats set schedules for Louisville and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Arsival
John W. Hubbard
Louisville
Tom Greene
Charleston
W. Va
Kentucky
Betsy Ann
Pittsburgh
Greenwood
Pomeroy
Louisville and Cincinnati_ Packet Company
Queen City
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Robert P. Gillham
Campbell Creek Coal Company
Ohio
Pree Sererereee
Portsmouth
Cincinna
Dam
Pate
Aren Dam
Ween Dam
Evansville
Wae Sereeeee
Cairo
Paducahi
Memphis
Tenn
Helena
A Peretti
Vicksburg
Eeemeres
Franklin, Pa
Ivanhoe
Radford Traneee
Narrows
Beatty Ville
Frankfort
Hagenville Tenn
Hiee
Oreee Kecker
Opovescerdassweeees
Eppnsvecevesmacesi
Maha
Marriage Licenses Listed With Names and Addresses
A list of individuals receiving marriage licenses is shown with names such as Fred D. Wilson Mary Redmond uth L Downing Richard A. Ducker Oneida Dotson Clarice Domsher George C. Ruffin Dollie and others. The entries include various residential addresses like Terrace nu Evanswood pl samen st Cheviot Carthage and Spring Grove with street details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred D. Wilson
Mary Redmond
Uth L Downing
Richard A. Ducker
Oneida, Dotson
Clarice Domsher
George C. Ruffin
Dollie
Lawrence R. Carey
John G. Grote
Terrace Nu
Evanswood
Samen St
Cheviot
Richard
Woodburn
Peeeenree
Carthage
Ace Spring Grove
Ird St
Too
W. Pitts
Undertaker Geuth of Pourthote Erase and Ludlow
A fragment notes WM F FULDNER as undertaker with reference to Geuth of Pourthote. The text appears garbled and incomplete, offering limited readable details about names or actions. The surviving words hint at a local obituary or funeral notice context without clear dates or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. F.fuldner
Geuth
Pourthote “Erase
Ludlow
World's Largest Research Station Under Construction
Geneva March 7 construction of the world's largest wireless station and observatory begins on Mt Saleve. The $2,000,000 project aims to complete in two years with global wireless reach and daily League of Nations broadcasting. Professors Ritchie and Bauer lead telescope work, surpassing Mt Wilson in size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Geneva
Mt. Saleve
Atlantic
Pacific
League of Nations
Mine Shot Firer Dead in Indiana Mine Blast
Ray Fife twenty seven of Terre Haute was killed in an explosion at Shinkle Mine No 1 seven miles north of Terre Haute. Clem Wolf of Clinton was badly burned and later hospitalized. Fellow worker Frank Hancock of Terre Haute was trapped underground for hours before rescue. Black damp hampered efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Ray Fife
Here
Clem Wolf
Clinton
Frank Hancock
Canova Convicted for Blasphemy in Swiss Court
Berne March 7 M Canova a National Council member was convicted as a blasphemer for calling God a scoundrel in Volkswacht He faced a 200 franc fine with possible jail and announced an appeal His supporters demonstrated in Coire the court town of Grisons as he left the courtroom showered with flowers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berne
Switzerland
M. Canova
National Council
God
Volkswacht
Hee
Canova
Coire
Department of Grisons
Drive On for Blind Home Campaign
The Misses Georgia and Florence Trader trustees of Clovernook Home for the Blind announced a fundraising drive to build an expansion. A total of 15000 dollars has been pledged to create a larger facility to house more blind girls who cannot be employed at the institution due to space limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Florence Trader
Clovernook Home For the Blind
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R. Newman
Fifth Avenue
Newman
York City
Dept
Adv
Bernard Welage
Yellow Journal
Virginia Cashier
S Lodge
Walter H. Streibig
Busse & Borgmann Co
Pilgrim Church For
Lincoln
Nicholas Longworth
Burnet House
Borglum
Dakota Memorial
Steamship News
Grassmann Printing CO
Missouri
Cincinnati, O
Geneva Observatory
Dierflag
Howard Land Association
W. Madison St
Nwidler College
E. Fourth ST
Robt. J. Bonser CO. Wholesale
Race and Pearl
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Cincinnati, Ohio
William E. Brown
C.S.B
Los Angeles
Cal
Mother Church
Mass
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