French 60 percent buyers take multiple German works
The passage notes industrial sales to French interests with 60 percent stakes. German steel and iron works such as Neunkircher Steel Works and the Dil linger Iron Works pass to French control, along with Halberger foundries and Hamburger Steel. Other engineering plants include Mannesmann Tube Works and Aulnoy Ehrhardt machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neunkircher Steel Works
Dillinger Iron Works
Halberger Foundries
Boecking & Co
Hamburger Steel
Robert Donald
Mannesmann Tube Works
Societe Metallurgique de Montbard Aulnoy
Ehrhardt & Schmer Machine Works
Alsatian Machine Factory
Dingler, Karcher & Co
Alsatian
Dietrich
Meguin Machine Factory
Dillinger Glass Bottle Works
Louisenthal
St. Ingert Table Glass Works
Sulzbochtal
Karcher, Both & Co
Nee
N. World News Age
World Press Pub. Co
Two Negroes Arrested in Counterfeit Coin Ring
Edward Harris 38 of Paris Kentucky and Ira Thomas 19 of Oklahoma were arrested after passing spurious quarters and halves to Cincinnati shopkeepers. Police say a traveling salesman William Kuhn helped locate the suspects, who claimed an unknown white man supplied the coins. They are held for federal authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Harris
Paris
Ira Thomas
Oklahoma
Cincinnati
Harris Ha Tventy
Thomas
William Kuhn
Ohio
Philip Steinman
Hamilton Avenue
College Hill
Steinman
Kuhn
Michael Kuhn
Vine
Charlton Streets
Tenth District
Colerain Avenue
Day's Record In Liquor Courts
Arrests listed for sale manufacture and possession involving residents at 634 Plum street 1113 West Eighth street 1238 Budd street 905 Barr street 418 West Fifth street 2020 Mohawk place. People named Mike Qisi Robert Thomas William Fights Lome Ware John Seal Walter Hickman face fines and jail terms with varied amounts and days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Qisi
Plum Street
Robert Thomas
West Eighth Street
William Fights
Budd Street
Barr Street
John Seal
West Fifth Street
Walter Hickman
Mohawk Place
No profit in Peerage book drives American funding
Arthur Doubleday leads the Complete Peerage project facing heavy costs. Editors expect a six month American edition, priced around 316 a volume, printed in Britain and bound in the United States. Fourteen volumes cover British peerage history and related governance, plus family trees and document reproductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Arthur Doubleday
United States
House of Lords
Britain
America
Colonial Dames
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
G. E. Cokayne
Vicary Gibbs
Doubleday
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Revolver Duel in Kentucky Church Leaves Two Dead
In Ashland Kentucky two brothers in law Edmund Cyrus twenty five and William Hall about thirty died within hours after a pistol duel at Cyrus Chapel on the church steps. Twelve shots were fired as bystanders fled. Hall had married Cyrus's sister but the couple separated amid ill feeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Ashland
Edmund Cyrus
William Hall
Cyrus
Hall
Smell of Home Brew Case Moves in Court
Prosecutor seeking Mayor Pugh's removal pending in Common Pleas Court. Judge Darby declined to rule, stating no evidence supported the charges. He added that challenging the mayor's appointment method cannot be raised in this case and that the mayor's office is a legal office immune to such attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pugh
Common Pleas Court
Darby
A. R. Pugh
River Traffic and Water Levels Report Cincinnati
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood 19.2 feet and falling last night with traffic from Louisville Charleston and Pittsburgh. Towboats A C Ingersoll John H Donald Standard Fred Hall delivered coal oil and tow actions continued toward North Bend Parkersburg Huntington and Pittsburgh with multiple boats listed. Station readings show various dam and river levels ahead of weekend changes and announcements of arrivals and departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Cincinnati
John W. Hubbard
Louisville
Greenwood
Pomeroy
Betsy Ann
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Packet Company
General Wood
Point Pleasant
A. C. Ingersoll
Hickey Transportation Company
Covington
Kanawha River
North Bend
John H. Donald
Donaldson Transportation Company
Ripley, C
Campbell Creek Coal Company
Huntington
Standard
Standard Oil Company
Parkersburg
W. Va
Fred Hall
T. J. Hall & Co
W- Va
Eae
Ohio
Portsmouth
Dam No
Letisville
Paducah
Ico
SEINE
Tim
Eccreprivn Secotoverenp
Memphis, Tenn
Ane
Vicksburg, Miss
New Orleans
Zanesville
Kanawha Falls
W.va
Charleston
Williamson
W. Ya
Sereae Ae
Beattyville
Ortos
Ftes
Terre Haute
Ind
Nashville
Tenn
Knoxville
Dea Secon
Wanes
Chattanooga
Florence
Ala
Johnsonville
Davenport
Iowa
Keokuk
Kansas City
Bee
Lamb, MO
Little Rock
Ark
Death of Dr Charles S Rockhill Tuberculosis Pioneer
Dr Charles S Rockhill owner of the WR Rockhill Sanitorium Indian Hill died at Jewish Hospital from blood poisoning. A national tuberculosis expert he founded the Rockhill Sanitorium in 1914 and treated wartime gassed soldiers. He served on the Medical Expert Board and held leadership in Ohio and national tuberculosis groups. Survived by widow Lucy Hackedorn Rockhill and two sisters. funeral at Walnut Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Rockhill
WR Rockhill
Indian Hill
Jewish Hospital
New York
National Tuberculosis Association
Ohio Association
Columbus
Rockhill
Ohio State Sanitorium Association
Dr. Rockhill
Lebanon, O
Lebanon University
College of Medicine
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
United States
C. E. Wooding
Cincinnati College of Medicine
American Medical Association
Cincinnati Academy of Medicine
Nu Sigma Nu
The
Shrine
Scottish Rite Masons
Business Men's Club
Maketewah
Lucy McMahan
Houston Styker
Decatur
Ill
Upland Place
Walnut Hills
Spring Grove Cemetery
Madden Proposes Automatic Tax Reductions for 1926
The article discusses Representative Madden backing automatic tax cuts for 1926 to avoid constant revenue acts. It explains a scientific ratio to reduce taxes, shield the budget, and keep reductions fair across classes. Madden is praised as a budget watchdog, noting Congress could override vetoes but has kept expenditures in check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representative Madden
Treasury
Congress
Madden
Steamship News Incoming and Outgoing Vessels Listed
Incoming steamers scheduled March 10 include Aquitania from Southampton March 4 and Siboney from Havana March 7. Outgoing ships set for March 16 include America to Bremen 11 am and Corsican Prince to Montevideo 1 pm. Arrivals up to March 3 feature Paronia from Liverpool February 28 and Celtic from Liverpool February 28 among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Aquitania
Southampton
Arch
Vauban
Buenos Aires
Mayaro
Trinidad
Porto Rico
San Juan
Siboney
Havana
Santa Ana
Viper Eee Acae
Borota
Savanil
Carabobo
America
Bremen
Canada
Alexandria
Montevideo
Paronia
Liver
Andauia
Ham
Minnewaska
Eee
Februa
Albert Ballin
Hamburg
Lituania
Danzig
Rosalind
St. Johns
Toloa
Port Simon
Valparaiso
Ponetary
Fr. Victoria
Bermuda
Marcee W. C. Gorgas
Cristobal
Orduna
Org
Celtic
Liverpool
Ida Hughes Resentenced to Die by Gallows in Georgia
Mrs Ida Hughes was resentenced to death for the murder of her mother in law Mrs M C Hughes on December 31 1922 with April 24 set as the execution date The sentence follows Supreme Court affirmation of the death penalty and reflects the earlier method of execution in Georgia before the switch to electrocution naming the gallows as the method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Ida Hughes
M.C. Hughes
Supreme Court
Georgia
Unsettled Warmer Weather Across States with Showers Threat
Ohio sees unsettled warmer conditions with likely showers and thunderstorms Tuesday and possible severe squalls, while Wednesday turns unsettled. Indiana and Kentucky forecast showers Tuesday followed by cooler or unsettled conditions on Wednesday. Tennessee and West Virginia expect unsettled but warmer or variable conditions with showers. A table lists current temperatures and recent precipitation across cities including Chicago Omaha Denver New Orleans San Diego and Winnipeg with highs, lows and rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
West
Virginia
Eastport
Chicago
Raneus City
Atlantic C
Omaha
Birm’ham
Denver
N. Orleans
Phoenix
Galveston
Spokane
Purgh
Francisco
Louisville
San Diego
Winnipeg
S. Marie Rne
the Pas
Coe
Cléy
Rt Pe
Births in City Family Names New Babies Across Homes
A list of birth notices records births in diverse households. Alfons Braun and Anna welcome a boy at 1636 Baltimore Avenue. Peter Diemer and Margaret have a boy at 440 West McMicken Avenue. George Gies ting and Augusta have a girl at 524 East Twelfth Street. Harry Greaves and Ethel report a girl in Madisonville Arkansas. Clyde Hitt and Gladys announce a boy at 920 Baymiller Street. George Harris and Flossie welcome a baby. Jacob Henrich and Viola report a boy at 1137 Queen City Avenue. John Herren and Myrtle at 1630 Providence Street welcome a bev. Ralph Hayhow and Helen at 4646 Linden Lane plus Pauline at 781 Hatch Street. Frank Keniston and Barbara welcome a boy at 2158 Spring Grove Avenue. Giles Lakeman and Laura have a boy at 4343 Columbia Avenue. Russel Masters and Emma announce a girl at 314 West McMicken Avenue. William Metz and Elizabeth welcome a boy at 2015 Central. John Manley and Helen announce at 194 Clarion. John Nolte and Marie report a girl at 597 Terrace Avenue. David Reid and China welcome a girl at 531 Dandridge Street. Clifford Rolf and Margaret report a girl at 751 Morgan. Charles Schwentker and Grace announce a girl at 2327 Fowler Street. Ray Sageman and Edna have a girl at 387 Oregon. Iain Sweeney and Lulu welcome a girl at 1673 Cedar Avenue. DeForest Ward and Helen at Ruggles Beach Heron, Ohio. Kay Yee and Wong at 1103 Walnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braun
Alfons and
Anna
Baltimore Avenue
Diemer
Peter and
Margaret
McMicken Avenue
Giesting
George
Augusta
Twelfth Street
Greaves
Harry and
Ethel
Madisonville
Clyde
Gladys
Baymiller Street
Harris
Flossie
Pearl Street
Henrich
Jacob
Viola
Queen City Avenue
Herren
John
Myrtle
Providence Street
Hayhow
Ralph and
Helen
Linden Avenue
Ea Lene
Pauline
Hatch Street
John and
Clarion Avenue
Nolte
Marie
Terrace Avenue
Reid
David
China
Dandridge Street
Rolf
Clifford
Morgan Street
Schwentker
Charles and
Grace
Fowler Street
Sageman
Ray and
Edna
Oregon Street
Sweeney
Iain
Lulu
Cedar Avenue
Ward — DeForest
Ruggles Beach
Heron
Yee
Kay
Wong
Walnut Street
Telegram Request Aids Cincinnati Police Missing Stephen Shannahan
A telegram from Mrs. J. E. Miller of Charleston West Virginia asks Cincinnati police to locate Stephen Shannahan. Earlier telegrams reported Mrs. Shannahan ill at St Francis Hospital in Charleston West Virginia. she has died since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Police
J. E. Miller
Charleston
W. Va
Stephen Shannahan
Funeral notice for Bryson A Purcell in California Ohio
The Scottish Rite Brethren are requested to attend the funeral of Bryson A Purcell at his residence 5856 Bryson Avenue California Ohio today at 10 30 a m George T Welsh WM Harte secretary announces the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brethren of the Rite
Bryson A. Purcell
Bryson Avenue
California
George T. Welsh
Pi. F. WM. Harte
Funeral Rite For Frederick William Fahrenkamp
Price Hill Lodge No. 524 F and A M announces a funeral assembly on Tuesday March 10 at 2 p.m. to pay last respects to deceased brother Frederick William Fahrenkamp. Masonic services follow at the Crematory at 3:30 p.m. Amos E. W. Stueve W M. Edw F Keenan Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Hill
Frederick William Fahrenkamp
Amos E. W. Stueve
W. M
F. Keenan
Sec’y
Death Notices from Cincinnati and Nearby in March 1925
A compilation of obituaries and funeral notices for Edward Bauer, William P Carpenter, James T Greenwood, Louisa Gatti, Harriet Pendleton Hunt, Jean Hannah Kahn, Louis C Katenbrink, Dr Anthony G Kreidler, C Louise Maddock, Dr Charles S Rockhill, William P Terhune, Mary Schulten, Lola Florence Wellman, John Weigel, and others. Details include residence, funeral arrangements, and burial plans across Cincinnati and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauer
Edward
Blanche Bauer
Daisy Louise Greenwood
Scott Street
Covington
Highland Cemetery Chapel
Gatti
Louisa (Nee Devoto
Emma
D. J. Gatti
Louisa Pennyworth
Nettie Boling
Larksijar Avenue
Mast
Walnut Hills
Madison Road
East Walnut Hills
Kahn
Jean Hannah
I. W
Blanche Bing Kahn
Katenbrink
Louis C
Emma Katenbrink
Weber
Loth Street
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan and
Upland Place
Kreidler
Anthony G. Kreidler
Anna M. Kreidler
Schaufert
York Street
String Grove Cemetery
Maddock
C. Louise
J. P. Stagg
Woodbine Avenue
Hartwell
Louisville
Rockhill
Charles S
Margaret Hackedorn Rockhill
Terhune
William P
Angie Wright Terhune
Louis A. Terhune
Woodburn Avenue
Williamsburg
O. Schulten
Mary
Nee Spiekermann
George Schulten
Freeman Avenue
St. Henry’s
Wellman
Lola Florence
Burdette
Edward Wellman
Kemper Lane
Weigel
John
Katherine Weigel
Walnut Hills Lutheran Church
Stanton Avenue
Ast Street
McMicken
Death of Dr A G Kreidler, Cincinnati physician and editor
Dr A G Kreidler sixty physician writer on medical subjects of 936 York street died at home after ten days illness of blood poisoning. He edited Cincinnati Lancet Clinic and taught at Eclectic Medical College. Survived by widow Anna Schaufert Kreidler a son Louis a daughter Dorothy and several siblings. Funeral at Spring Grove Cemetery chapel. Burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Muncie
Medical
Louisville Medical College
Cincinnati
Ohio Medical College
East End
West End
Baymiller Street
J. C Culbertson
G. Strobach
Cincinnati Lancet Clinic
Strobach
Christian R. Holmes
Julius Fleischmann
Medical College
the University of Cincinnati
Martin Fischer
Kreidler
Kreicler
St. Francis Hospital
The
Eclectic Medical College
Fischer
Emanuel Swedenborg
Church of the New Jerusalem
Church Council
Spring Grove
Ceme
Senate Demotes La Follette Group in Brief Gallop
The Senate demoted the La Follette insurgents for about two hours and then dispersed without strict gallery demonstrations. Norris and Borah led the opposition with Ernst and Watson driving the party’s stance, referencing the 1912 Roosevelt revolt and questioning party loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
LA Follette
Moses
Norris
Borah
Neb
Idaho
Watson
Committee On Committees
Ernst
Kentucky
Roosevelt
West
Frazier
Northwest
Republican Party
Interstate Commerce Committee
United States
Radio exposition draws large crowds in Cincinnati Music Hall
A first of its kind radio exposition in Cincinnati attracted large crowds to Music Hall last night. The display featured nearly 100 exhibits from crystal sets to tubes and attracted fans before doors opened and after 9 PM. The event runs daily 1:30 to 11:30 through Saturday, organized by local radio dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Music Hall
Radio City
Radio Amateurs of
Laxative BromO Quinine Tablets Advertise Cold Cure
A vintage ad proclaims headaches from slight colds relieved by BromO Quinine tablets. It presents the product as a safe proven remedy and notes the box bears FB. W. Grove’s signature. Price listed as 380¢.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FB. W. Grove
Local Radio Exhibit Show Offbeat Tube and Crystal Sets
Contestants vie for prizes totaling 360 in best tube crystal and freak sets. Exhibits include a straw hat crystal set a phonograph set and a Maybug mounted unit. Attendees may have messages broadcast nationwide free of charge.
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Day
otEo
Johnl. Balderston
Swift & Company
Swift & Company Public Relations Dept
Packers Ave
Union Stock Yards
Steamship News
Lodge
A.G. Kreidler
Urac Areiolea
Lancet Clinic
Union Central Bidg
Busse & Borgmann Co
KID
Shubert
Canal
Sanderson
Douglas
Fairbanks
Bagdad
Messrs
Siri
Victor Herbert
Walter
Woolf Rk
NEW York Police Band
City of New York
EAA
John Church Co
Fourth St
B. F. Keith
Venita Gould
Stoddard Band
Shone
Squire Henry Régal
Verna Haworth
al Shayne
Frank Wilson
Wurlitzer
Wourlitzer
Urluze
East Fourth Street
Sver
Canal Irso
Gerard
Orpheum
Mae Murray
EN Also Pathe
Raymond Coss
Margie Stines
Andrew Haret
Elsie Raynor
Henry Hoffmeister
Lillian Seipel
Bevis Ave
Sycamore St
Norwood
Vine St
New York City
Elwood Hotel
Hughes St
Dorchester Ave
Marshall
Mich
Adam
N. Y
Ohio Truss Co
E. Ninth St
Cincinnati, O
Owen Davis
Harry Leon Wilson
Saturday Evening Post
Grand Opera House
U. S
Cox
Mats
Stuart’ Walker Company
Ethel Barrymore
Ric
Alice Terry
Capitol
Jetta Goudal
Salome
Norma Talmadge
Johnny Hines
Douglas Maclean
Lois Wilson
Ciynyt
Mutual Burlesque Canal
Johnny Webber
Sammy Spears
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