Cincinnati Proves Success of Social Unit Plan
Cincinnati’s Mohawk Brighton unit demonstrates the social unit method works, spurring national adoption. Franklin Lane will lead future efforts as National Social Unit organizes nationwide based on Cincinnati’s experimental results and local leaders like Mary Hicks and W. C. Ewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
New York
Charles J. Tiffany
National Social Unit Organization
Franklin K. Lane
Interior
Dr. Landis
W. C. Phillips
Courtney Dinwooflie
Commercial Tribune
Mowhawk-Brighton
Dinwoodie
Weather synopsis and historical Cincinnati March 9 1919 record
Ohio and nearby states see fair to warmer conditions Monday with clouds and rain possible later in the period. Temperature readings and precipitation at major stations include Boston 58/88, New Orleans 60/62, Kansas City, Omaha, Galveston, and Winnipeg, with Cincinnati noting a March 9 1919 record of highs 50, lows 32, and light rain or cloudy conditions through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
West Virginia
Boston
Cincinnati
Wes Yue
25 Dealers Face Arrest For Sunday Food Sales
Union officials report 25 meat grocery bakery fruit and vegetable dealers violated the Sunday closing law. Warrants will be sworn out today with the Rest and Recreation League assisting in prosecutions. The effort is led by the Meat Cutters and Bakers unions with Attorney Edward Schorr aiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rest and Recreation League
Obin
Meat Cutters’ Union
Mike Schuld
Bakers’ Union
Charles Leonhardt
Meataknee Union
Master Butchers’ Association
Master Bakers’ Association
Retail Food Dealers’ Association of the
Chamber of Commerce
Edward Schorr
League
Wife Stealer’s Adultery Sparks Kentuckian Duel to Death
Frank Munson, 36, of Hutchins Kentucky, shot Charles Foley alias Tom Combs at 72 Mellwood Avenue Winton Place Cincinnati after Foley allegedly won Munson’s wife’s affections and fled with her. Munson admitted pursuing Foley for weeks and waited for police after the fatal shot. The woman was detained. Foley’s body lay block away at the morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellwood Avenue
Winton Place
Charles Foley
Tom Combs
Frank Munson
Hutchins
Cincinnati
Foley
Munson
Munsons
Soith Foley
Althe
Tenth District
Combs
Bolshevik Air Attack on Yank Forces Fails
Archangel, March 9 The Bolsheviks attacked American positions on the Vaga with a new Red Army marked aircraft, a six pointed star identification. Bombs caused no damage as the front line status remained unchanged. Bolshevik bombardment on the Dvina continued and shelling on the railroad front was silenced near Kalileh where fighting over Seesin persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archangel
Vaga
Red Army
Dvina
Kalileh
Merger Plans Indorsed by Civic Leaders in City
Chamber of Commerce and Business Men's Club show cautious optimism as merger work continues. Committees discuss site options for a merged group while avoiding premature public statements. Officials emphasize ongoing collaboration and that no final report has been made to directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Change and
Business Men’s Club
Chamber of Commerce
Commercial Tribune
Henry G. Frost
Business Men's Club
Frost
Highth
Race Streets
Eighth
Havlin
Gibbs
IE C
The
Charles A. Hinsch
Chamfer of Commerce
Busi
Taft Opposition at Irish Question Sparks Mixed Reaction
Former President William H Taft spoke at the Church of the Ascension in New York and said the Irish question should not be settled at the Peace Conference. He argued the conference aims to create about fifteen new states to curb Germany Austria and Turkey with buffer nations and a reopened Serbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
William H. Taft
Church of the Ascension
Taft
Ireland
Mr. Taft
Constantinople
Germany
Austria
Turkey
Missionary’s Wilson Criticism Sparks Brooklyn Y M C A Row
Rev. Dr. George A. Simons, a Russian missionary, charged President Wilson with Bolshevik sympathies at a Brooklyn Y M C A address. Sailors in uniform demanded an apology, police intervened, and Simons later expressed respect for Wilson while condemning Bolshevism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Simons
Wilson
Brooklyn Hall
Associated Press
New York
George A. Simons
Russia
Senate Committee
Central Y. M. C. A
Brooklyn
One Fourth of Tax Paid Into State Is Debt Payment
Montgomery County leads Ohio counties with the highest levy portion for debt, as the State Tax Commission reports that more than a quarter of the 1918 tax raise will fund interest and bonds. The analysis covers 12,000 districts, with per capita debt costs and emergency debt figures.
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State
Montgomery County
Associated Press
Columbus, CO
State Tax Commission
Adams
Allen
Ashtabula
Belmont
Brown
Butler
Clark
Clermont
Columbiana
Cuyahoga
Darke
Delaware
Fayette
Franklin
Guernsey
Hamilton
Harrison
Holmes
Licking
Lorain
Lucas
Madison
Mahoning
Monroe
Muskingum
Pickaway
Richland
Scioto
Shelby
Stark
Summit
Trumbull
Wayne
Wood
Ohio
Two Gun Men Kill Policeman in Akron Shootout
Akron Ohio March 9. A revolver battle with three gangsters left Patrolman George H Werve dead and Patrolman Steven C McGowan fatally wounded. Detective William McDonnell was seriously wounded and gangster Vincenzo Demico hospitalized with an arm wound. Peter Cafarelli is jailed for first degree murder as authorities seek the third gunman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Akron
George H. Werve
Steven C. McGowan
William ‘McDonnell
Vincenzo Demico
Péter Cafarelli
Tittle Hope
McGowan
McDonnell
Hickory Street
Ravine
Irolman Verne
Werne
Powell Named Member of New Industrial Board
Washington March 9 announces completion of the Industrial Board of the Department of Commerce. George N Peek heads the group with Samuel P Bush Anthony Caminetti Thomas K Glenn George R James T C Powell and William M Ritter named as members. The board aims to restore price and wage levels by enforcing supply and demand laws through conferences with major industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Industrial Board
Department of Commerce
Council of National Defense
George N. Peek
Moline
Hil
The
War Industries Board
Samuel P. Bush
Columbus
Anthony Caminetti
Thomas K. Glenn
Atlanta
George R. James
Memphis, Tenn
Immediate Aid Needed by Poles Paderewski Says
Polen Poland March 8 Premier Paderewski arrived to explain to the interallied mission the critical Polish position on the Lemberg front. He urged immediate entente aid in material and munitions. He warned the fall of Lemberg would shake Polish morale and push the Diet toward the Paderewski government. Washington March _ Ignace Jan Paderewski expressed confidence in building a stable Polish government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Polen
Poland
Paderewski
Lemberg
Washington
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Nixola Greeley Smith Dies After Operation
Mrs. An drew W. Ford known as Nixola Greeley Smith, a longtime newspaper writer, died in New York after an appendicitis operation. Born 1880 in Chappaqua, N Y, she was the daughter of Colonel Nicholas Smith and Mrs. Smith, and her mother was Horace Greeley’s oldest daughter.
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Nixola Greeley Smith
New York
Andrew W. Ford
Chappaqua
N. Y
Nicholas Smith
Horace Greeley
Hoover Reports Vast European Relief Effort
Herbert C. Hoover directs relief in Europe showing 250000 tons of food mainly flour and fats sent to distressed civilians. Relief staffs operate in nearly all Central European countries aided by Wilson's wartime fund and a further 100 million dollar Congress appropriation.
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Europe
Herbert C. Hoover
The
Food Administration
Wilson
Congress
American Relief Administration
Mr. Hoover
Hindenburg Plan for Bolsheviks Drive from Libau
London reports 1000 killed or wounded in Berlin fighting last week. Field Marshal von Hindenburg plans to use volunteer units against the Bolsheviks from Libau as a base. American intelligence notes secrecy at German headquarters on the eastern front amid bolstered Baltic and Polish front organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Berlin
Wolff Bureau
Germany
Associated Press
Coblenz
von Hindenburg
Libau
Eastern Front
Kolberg
Baltic
Peace Conference heckler detained after cry of tyranny
Paris March 9 A man named Pierre Varnay shouted Down with tyranny as attendees left the Peace Conference at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He was arrested and later committed to a police hospital after officers determined he seemed to believe he was persecuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Peace Conference
Ministryvok
Foreign Affairs
Pierre Varnay
Policy Hospital
Paris Food Aid Debate and German Ship Refusal
French Foreign Minister Stephen Pichon said at Paris that hunger in Germany shapes peace prospects and that all governments agree to supply Germany, but Germany must work to cover entente costs. He noted German ships pledged to revictual Europe and Spa talks where Germans balked at handing over their fleet.
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Associated Press
Paris
Stephen Pichon
Germany
Sppreme Council
Europe
Spa
M. Picton
Crowder Explains Clash Over Military Justice Review
General Crowder details a dispute with acting JAG Ansell over how military sentences are reviewed and the push for a broad Inspector General inquiry into wartime justice. He says Baker sought a full explanation while denying claims of systemic faults and notes Ansell acted without his knowledge in seeking an acting appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Crowder
Ansell
Associated Press
Washington
Enoch H. Crowder
Samuel J. Ansell
Thoro
Army
General Crowder
Baker
War Department
Crowder
magnificent_arces
Congress
Secretary of War
Chief of Staff
Hoover to quit soon as relief work winds down
Paris dispatch reports Herbert Hoover US Food Administrator plans to end relief efforts in the summer and return to private life with many colleagues. He discusses government wheat guarantees, world supply, and potential price effects on bread amid a troubled 1918 and 1919 crop outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Herbert Hoover
Interallied Relief Organization
Hoover
Associated Press
United States
Europe
Wheat Executive
London
Russia
India
Bulgaria
Serbia
Rumania
Polsheviks
Food Administration
Hooter
Congress
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Lane
Pioneers of Movement
Mohawk- Brighton
Mary L. Hicks
Citizens’ Council
W. C. Ewing
Occupational Council
T. M. Muir
A. B Kreidler
Abbie Roberts
W. A. Evans
Captain Nordstrom
Mohawk-Brigan
F. L. Flinchbaugh
Federation of Churches
Lewis Grossman
F. A. Gressle
R. J. Beaman
A. O. Elsner
Mayer Lesser
E. M. Bookman
James W. Miller
Academy of Medicine
William Prout
Clarence Mack
Citizen’s Committee
Tiffany
Fathen
Alx Ainlg
Hutchins, Ky
Vaga Front
Woodrow Wilsens
Woodrow Wilson
William Jarvis
Scranton
George Long
Logansport
Ind
Joseph Feishtinger
St. Joseph, Minn
Demico
Cuyahoga River
T. C. Powell
NEW Industrial Board
J. S
Bolsheiin
Hindenburg
Pichon
World Wheat Price
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