Americans urged to back Complete Peerage project
New York March 7 five hundred dollars and a name in The Complete Peerage to fund a British publisher’s record of every Lord from 1066 to the present. Patrons include J Pierpont Morgan and Edith Rockefeller McCormick. Morgan Co acts as depository. fund limited to 100 patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Historical Research Fund
Marquis of Crewe
K. G
Marquis of
Sligo
J. Pierpont Morgan
Charles Deering
Evanston
Lit
Alice “Vanderbilt
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Chicago
William L. Harkness
B.F. Bourne
John A. Roebling
Bernardsville
N. J
Walter H. Langshaw
J. J. Waterbury
J. P. Morgan & Co
Morgan
Doubleday
Lords of Parliament
British Isles
America
William T. Manning
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Clarence H. Mackay
Albert G. Milbaink
Francis Peabody
Peabody
Hyde Park
Mass
England
Milbank
Marquess of Salisbury
Earl of Kintore
K. T
Paulet
Talbot
Howard
Devereux
de Ros
William
Duke of
Normandy
Press Control Looms in Italy Under Gai Amendment
Rome March 7 The managing editor of the foreign press in Italy must obtain government approval for correspondents under a bill to control the press. Deputy Gai’s amendment imposes prior consent for foreign journalists and Italian correspondents. If accepted, sanctions include fines and imprisonment, with debate in about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
The
Italy
Gai
N. Y. World News Service
CN. Y. World
Press Pub. Co
Borglum Denounces Vindictiveness in Stone Mountain Row
Gutzon Borglum, dismissed as directing sculptor, publicly accuses the Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial Association of political meddling and misrepresentation. He recounts funding struggles from 1916 to 1924, claims U D C dominance, and says he and S. H. Venable faced deliberate estrangement amid upgrades to a large central sculpture project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Gutzon Borglum
Stope Mountain Confederate Memorial
Stone Mountain Confederate Monumental Association
Borglum
Hollins N. Randolph
S. H. Venable
McAdoo
Association
Memorial Asociation
E. Rivers
Dave Webb
Venable
Central Group
Executive Committee
Doctors Debate Vaccination Law and Public Education
Cincinnati physicians clash over compulsory smallpox vaccination with arguments for state law and for education driven by the press. Judge Hoffman's ruling enforces child education while Hook's jail sentence prompts action to relocate the family. Health officers in Newport and Covington confirm strict vaccination certificate requirements for all students.
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A. Graeme Mitchell
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
General Hospital
O. Sansfield
Hook
Board of Education
Harrison School
Youngstown
Hoffman
Ohio Supreme Court
A. C. Crouse
Juvenile Court
Klein
Ohio
Newport
James Riffe
Covington
Kenton County
Three Exonerated in Mail Truck Robberies Trial
In Federal Court Los Angeles a jury found Jack Eberick Joe Bertsch and Frank Wilson not guilty of complicity in 1921 mail truck robberies tied to Herbert Wilson. The verdict came after two hours of deliberation ending a month long trial.
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Los Angeles
Jack Eberick
Joe Bertsch
Frank Wilson
Herbert Wilson
San Quentin
Lifer
Wilson
Cincinnati
Girl Who Took Poison Poses As Relative Of Lee
In Philadelphia a young woman identified as Mary Lee Madden, said to be a granddaughter of General Robert E. Lee, ingested poison in a subway station. She is hospitalized, identified by a nurse sister from Haddonfield New Jersey, after traveling from the South despondent over family troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Mary Lee Madden
Robert E. Lee
Haddonfield
N. J
Richmond Report Denies Lee Kin Named Madden Granddaughter
Inti General Robert E. Lee said no relative named Mary Lee Madden is his granddaughter. The Philadelphia claim emerged after a young woman took poison in a subway station, but officials dispute the connection to Lee.
Larceny Warrants Not Served Over Borglum Dismissal
Sheriff McCurdy of Decatur Georgia said he would not serve larceny warrants against Borglum after Governor Walker’s position became known. Messages from the Stone Mountain Memorial Association executive committee said they resolved to have no further dealings with Borglum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borglum
Greensbor
N. C
McCurdy
Decatur
Walker
Georgia
Stone Mountain Memorial Association
Borglum Open to Neutral Conference on Memorial Rift
Sculptor Gutzon Borglum telegrammed R M Hanes of Winston-Salem Chamber of Commerce that he will join a conference with Stone Mountain Memorial Association representatives to resolve differences in plans for the Georgia Confederate memorial. The message was a reply to Hanes and copied to Hollins N Randolph of Atlanta, president of the association, proposing a neutral city meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borglum
Winston-Salem
N. C
Gutzon Borglum
R. M. Hanes
Chamber of Commerce
Stone Mountain Memorial Association
Georgia
Huntington Police Chief Indicted on Prohibition Charges
Federal grand jury indicted Huntington Chief of Police C A Midkiff and motorcycle officer C C Johnson for conspiracy to violate national prohibition laws. A second indictment charged Midkiff with illegal possession of liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W* Va
C. A. Midkiff
C. C. Johnson
Midkiff
Franco British Pact On Security Looms
Reports warn that a Franco British security agreement may foreclose Poland’s future. Press commentary predicts a Franco German reconciliation could leave Poland between Russia and Germany, with France reduced to a weaker role and no strong French staff to guide Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Poland
Russia
Germany
Y. World News Service
N. Y
Delegations Arrive for Geneva Council Meeting
Geneva March 7 Delegations gather for the opening session of the council amid high interest in the protocol and looming assembly actions. British Foreign Secretary Chamberlain dominates rumor and potential Europe wide campaigns, with Berlin and Paris opinions shaping the likely path of readjustments and four power talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
League of Nations
Council
Chamberlain
Great Britain
League
Europe
Berlin
London
Germany
France
Belgium
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Danzig
Lord Grey
Washington
N. Y
Protests Decry Gagging Karolyi at New York Lunch
In New York on March 7 protesters linked to the American Civil Liberties Union urged Kellogg to lift limits on Count Karolyi. The gathering at Hotel Astor voiced concern over a State Department ban on discussing Hungarian politics while in the U S. Speakers included Norman Hapgood Morris Ernst and Rabbi Wise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
State Department
Michael Karolyi
Hungary
American Civil Liberties Union
Countess Karolyi
Hotel Astor
John Hayes Holmes
Kellogg
Washington
Count Karolyi
Holmes
Norman Hapgood
Morris Ernst
Charles A. Beard
Stephen 8S. Wise
John E. Biro
Republican Party
United States
London
Karolyi
Jury Deadlocks on Chaffin Will in Fayette Case
A Fayette County jury undecided on the Nettie E. Chaffin will reported a hopeless disagreement and was dismissed after two weeks of testimony. The suit sought to overturn the will that left most of a 37000 estate to Knox Presbyterian Church Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commercial Tribune
Washington CG. H
Nettie E. Chaffin
Nettle E. Chaffin
Minnie B. Creed
Leavin
Fayette County
Knox Presbyterian Church
Cincinnati
John Phillips, Sr
Troy T. Junk
Richard Rampke
E. L. Bush
Fourth and Central Trust Company
Gowdy of
Xenia
Fayette
Senate battle over Warren nomination heats up in <unknown> era
Senator Walsh assails Warren nomination linking it to Sherman Act repeal and plunder by monopolies. He cites letters from Couzens and Ferris praising Warren, while Cummins and Butler defend Warren and note past ties to sugar interests. Walsh argues FTC found a beet sugar conspiracy and warns Warren should not prosecute such cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Senate
Warren
Congress
Walsh
Cousens
Rep
Ferris
Dem
Mich
Judiciary Committee
Couzens
H. B
Havermyer
American Sugar Refining Company
Michigan Beet
Michigan Beet Sugar Company
Mr. Warren
Federal Trade Commission
Harlan F. Stone
National Sugar Company of New Jersey
James Vernor Company Opens Cincinnati Branch
The James Vernor Company opened its Cincinnati sales room and sixth floor branch at 133 East Fifth Street featuring a marble and tile display area and a rear fountain. Thousands visited to sample Vernor's Ginger Ale as Detroit offices and branches in Cleveland Buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo and Columbus expand. M. F. Starkweather leads the Cincinnati operation, new from Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
James Vernor Company
East Fifth Street
Detroit
Cleveland
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Toledo
Columbus
M. F. Starkweather
Four Die in Evans House Fire in Oregon
In Evans, Oregon, Mrs. Walter Schultz and her three young children perished when a house fire consumed their home. Walter Schultz and Ted Frost suffered serious burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Grande
Ore
Walter Schultz
Evans
Ted Frost
Pair 80 and 70 Wed After Brief Court Meeting
Bartholomew Lott aged 80 and Mrs. Carrie Lambert aged 70 were married in Wood County Courthouse, Parkersburg, after meeting for the first time that day. Each had gone to the courthouse for different reasons before applying for a marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Parkersburg
W. Va
Bartholomew Lott
Carrie Lambert
Wood County
Ontario Bond Swindler Pays Fine of 600000
Amelius Jarvis, jailed six months at the county jail farm, paid 140000 toward a 600000 joint fine imposed on him and Peter Smith for conspiring to defraud the Ontario government through bond deals. Jarvis claimed 116000 as his profit plus 5 percent interest. the province bore the remaining loss. Smith serves three and a half years at Portsmouth Penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Toronto
Pmarch
Amelius Jarvis
Peter Smith
Ontario
Jarvis
Andrew Peppall
Los Angeles
Smith
Portsmouth Penitentiary
Klan Worker Sues Judge for 50000 in Kentucky Federal Case
L M Ketcham a Ku Klux Klan worker from Indiana sues Laurel County Circuit Judge A T W Manning for 50000 damages claiming mental and physical anguish after about fifty confinements of thirty hours each in a London Kentucky jail. He alleges contempt of court and improper judgments linked to refusals to reveal Klan members. The Kentucky Court of Appeals recently reversed Manning's rulings, saying the judgments were improper and Klan membership was not a relevant issue.
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Frankfort
London
L. M. Ketcham
Loogootee
Martin County
Ind
Day
A. T. W. Manning
Laurel County
Etcham
Ku Klux Klan
Ketcham
Firefighters Battle Hidden Blaze at Cincinnati Warehouse
Firemen under Marshal Hilsinger labored over two hours to locate a smoky blaze in the Cincinnati Freight Terminal Warehouse. Thomas Burke and Emil Niehe were overcome by smoke as crews tunnelled through walls to reach the fire source between an ash chute and the boiler room. Cork linings of refrigerators and wooden forms burned. a separate Merrell Chemical Co fire at Fifth and Pike caused only slight damage from phosphorus fumes.
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Marshal Hilsinger
Cincinnati
Thomas Burke
Company 1
Emil Niehe
Company 62
Merrell Chemical Company
Fifth
Pike Streets
Local social notes from Madison Minnesota area
Mr and Mrs George Distel visit Wichita Tex extended. Mrs Charlies N Horuff returns from Tampa Florida with relatives, accompanied by sister Mrs B W Francisco. Nell Bingham travels to Los Angeles California to see sister Mrs Omas B McGregor. Edna Brown returns to Louisville after visit with sister Tyree Harris. Herbert Lorenzen returns to a city visit with her parents. Reed D C Setailune is at Elkton Kentucky visiting her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Distel
Wichita
Tex
Charlies N. Horuff
Tampa
Fla
B. W. Francisco
Nell Bingham
Losngeles
Cal
Omas B. McGregor
Edna Brown
Tyree Harris
Louisville
Herbert Lorenzen
Re. . Reed
Debut of Consuelo Vanderbilt and Mrs. Roderick Tower in New York Art Scene
Two prominent society women, Consuelo Vanderbilt and Mrs. Roderick Tower, make public art debuts at the Society of Independent Artists exhibition opening at the Waldorf Astoria. Each submits several bronzes, with critics noting notable promise while both are unavailable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Society of Independent Artists
Waldorf-Astoria
Consuélo Vanderbilt
William K. Vanderbilt II
Roderick Tower
Harry Payne Whitney
Salvatore Bilotti
Greenwich Village
Vanderbilt
Virginia Fair
Consuelo Fair
Mrs. Tower
Miss Vanderbilt
South
Hughes Unsung On Leaving Post
Charles Evans Hughes leaves public life after four years as Secretary of State. He guided two presidents, brought isolationists into line on the Germany peace treaty, and kept U.S. in cooperation with the League of Nations and the World Court. He spoke plainly to press and public, earning rare applause from reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
The
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Charles Evans
Hughes
Coolidge
Congress
Bdreau
Charles Evans Hughes
Senate
Germany
United States
League of Nation
United States Senate
Supreme Court
World Tribunal
Mr. Hughes
Devvie
A J Bacigalupo Dies After Brief Illness
Augustus J Bacigalupo aged 55 died at home 2527 Hemlock Walnut Hills after a brief illness. The Bacigalupo brothers have run Cincinnati oyster business for nearly 50 years with stores at 907 Race Street and 244 East Fifth Street. He is survived by his mother and brothers Joseph Charles and Theodore. Funeral arrangements to be completed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus J. Bacigalupo
Hemlock Street
Walnut Hills
Bacigalupo
Cincinnati
Race Street
East Fifth Street
Joseph
Charles
Theodore
Seven Prisoners Executed in Leningrad Mutiny Case
Seven prisoners accused of mutiny against the prison administration were executed publicly in Leningrad. The condemned reportedly pleaded for mercy to the revolutionary authorities before the sentence was carried out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Leningrad
Russia
Revolutionary Court
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A. J. Bacigalupo
Union Central Life Ins. Co
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