France pushes for full League membership in Geneva protocol talks
In Geneva discussions on the League of Nations protocol, France demands Germany join the League as a full member and seeks continental balance alongside Britain. Briand suggests no new treaties until current ones are enforced, and France insists on permanent Rhineland control under league oversight.
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Geneva
Austen Chamberlain
Briand
France
League of Nations
Germany
League
Hérriot
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Rumania
Great Britain
Chamberlain
Belgium
Italy
England
Benes
Skrynski
Paris
Hymans
Anden
Downing Street
Brazil
Uruguay
Spain
Sweden
Cannes
Premier Herriot
Rhineland
N. Y
Creomulsion Advertisement Promises Cough Cure
An old newspaper ad for Creomulsion touts its creosote formula as a remedy for chronic coughs colds bronchial issues and lung troubles. It claims rapid relief with a money back guarantee if relief fails and directs readers to consult a druggist.
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Creomulsion Co
Atlanta
Supreme Court backs national motor theft act validity
President Coolidge awarded a Tacna and Arica case plebiscite call. Senate debated Republican moves to deprive La Follette faction of committee ranks. Senate approved Lt Col James E Fechet for Army Air Service post. Agriculture fixes March 1 corn at 801,609,000 and wheat at 113,928,000 bushels. Mellon says Treasury taxes for Atlantic Gulf West Indies Corp settled on proper business principles.
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James E. Fechet
Army Air Service
Senate Military Committee
Department of Agriculture
Mellon
Treasury
Evidence of taxes lost via amortization allowances
Transcripts from the Couzens Investigating Committee hearings show evidence that the government lost millions in taxes through war amortization allowances. The testimony points to financial losses tied to wartime tax policies and enforcement.
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Couzens Investigating Committee
Senators accuse tax bureau of punishing Couzens
Senator Couzens of Michigan charged that the Internal Revenue Bureau sought to discipline him by levying extra taxes after disclosures tied to the Senate tax investigation.
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Couzens
Michigan
Internal Revenue Bureau
Senate
League of Nations reports balanced budget and 6 million franc surplus
Geneva March 9 The League of Nations says 83 percent of 1924 assessments were paid on time, yielding receipts of 28 million gold francs and expenditures of 22 million for a 6 million surplus. American contributions total 836,101 francs with various gifts aiding health, law, and social projects. The Architects Committee urges larger Assembly Hall funds and site, while mandate powers mortgage questions await tomorrow’s action. Signor Catsini is named chief of the mandate section.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Council
United States
Rockefeller Foundation
American Society of International Law
Friends’ League
New York Bureau of Social Hygiene
Friends of Albania
New York
Washington
Architects’ Committee
Peace Palace
Holland
Spain
Sweden
Architects’ Commission
Great Britain
Austria
Belgium
Richmond Gifts 1500 To League Of Nations Fund
Sir Eric Drummond explains a 1500 gift from Richmond supporters to the League of Nations for humanitarian work. The council votes to accept and directs thanks be sent, with the money possibly used by the committee for the protection of children.
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Geneva
Richmond
Council of the League
Eric Drummond
Friends of the League of Nations
General League
Chamberlain
Friends of the League
League
Committee For the Protection of Children
MacAdams
League Council
Ma Pettengill Opens at Grand Walker Company
Owen Davis new comedy from Harry Leon Wilson directed by George C. Tyler and Hugh Ford debuts at the Grand Opera House. Edna May Oliver leads as Ma Pettengill with a cast including Jeff Tutte and Cousin Egbert. reception praised for humor and character drawing. Declassee revival at Cox Theater lauded for Miss Bertha Mann and strong supporting cast in a stylish production. Ann Davis to lead with Stuart Walker Company in Dead Magic at Cox Theater.
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Owen Davis
Harry Leon Wilson
George C. Tyler
Hugh Ford
Icc Csciccocecesissce
Jean Ford
Sandy Sawtelle
Buck Devine
Rene
Vernabelle Smith
Poe Chet
Timmins
Lysander
John Pettengill
Denman Maley
Raymond “Stackett
Edna May Oliver Wilfred Lennox
Egbert Floyd
Jeff Tutte
Henrietta Price
Metta Bigler
Beryl May Maccomber
Mary Anne Bigler
Rene Fees
Ewan
Robert Conness
Georgia Prentice
Janet Cameron
Helen Strickland
William Norton
Grand Opera House
Ma Pettengill
Mr. Davis
Messrs
Tyler
Ford
Chicago
New York
Ma __ Pettingill
Davis
Arrowhead Ranch
Edna May Oliver
Greenwich Village
John D. Rockefeller
Egbert
A Tosh
Barrymore
the Cox
Zoe Akin
Ethel Barrymore
Stuart Alker
Cox Theater
Helen
Rudolph Solomon
Lady Helen
Bertha Mann
Stuart Walker
Miss Mann
George Alison
Larry Fletcher
Teresa Dale
Mrs. Leslie
Regina Stanfiel
Judith Lowry
Mary Roth
Alice Vance
Helen Baysinger
Zellito
Aldrich Bowker
William Evarts
Rikel Kent
Lady Mary
Mr. Walker
Albert E. Thompson
Ann Davis
Lionel Atwill
Shubert Theater
Iss Davis
McKay Morris
Bethula
Massachusetts Seeks Extradition Of Albert P. Russell
Governor Fuller renews Massachusetts bid to extradite Albert P. Russell of Wichita Falls Texas for wife abandonment charges. He presses Texas Governor Ferguson to honor the requisition, arguing law permits no discretion if identity and papers are valid.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Texas
Albert P. Russell
Wichita Falls
Tex
Alvin T. Fuller
Miriam A. Ferguson
Russell
Austin
James Ferguson
Ferguson
Fuller
United States
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Mrs Longworth Appears in Senate Gallery
Mrs Nicholas Longworth, back in Washington with her baby, appeared in the Senate gallery for the first time in months. She was greeted warmly by friends and congratulated by Senate Leader Charles Curtis of Kansas.
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Washington
Nicholas Longworth
Senate
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Chaliapin Succeeds In Mefistofele At Music Hall
Samuel T. Wilson describes Feodor Chaliapin’s performance as Mefistofele with ecstatic praise. Edith Mason and Charles Hackett also receive commendation for strong supporting work. Roberto Moranzoni’s conducting is hailed and the Chicago Opera Company’s season premiere draws a large, impressed audience.
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Cincinnati
Igor Stravinsky
Symphony Orchestra
Feodor Chaliopin
Bolto
Chicago Opera Company
Music Hall
Russia
United States
Chicago Opera
Stravinsky
Chaliapin
Mefistofele
Faust
Edith Mason
Marguerite
Charles Hackett
Roberto Moranzoni
Mary Garden
Joseph Schwartz
Jose Mojica
Athanael
Nicias Samuel T. Wilson
Obituary: W P Terhune Dies at 78
W P Terhune 78 retired railroad man died at his son Louis A Terhune’s home 3015 Woodburn Ave after more than a year illness of complications. He formerly worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad in Cincinnati Passenger Agent offices and retired years ago. Funeral at his son’s home and body to Williamsburg Ohio for burial. he is survived by his widow Angie Wright Terhune and his son.
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W. P. Terhune
Louis A. Terhune
Woodburn Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cincinnati
Williamsburg
Angie Wright Terhune
George Eastman to retire from Kodak presidency
George Eastman will retire from the presidency and general management of Eastman Kodak Company. William G. Stuber will become president and Frank W. Lovejoy will be general manager. Eastman becomes chairman of the board and retains policy supervision. He is 70, announced to stockholders before the April 7 annual meeting.
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New York World News Service
Rochester
N. Y
George Eastman
Eastman Kodak Company
William G. Stuber
Frank W. Lovejoy
Eastman
Chlorine gas tests for colds discussed at medical convention
American Congress on Internal Medicine opens in Washington as Lt Col Edward P. Vedder outlines army research on chlorine gas treating colds and whooping cough. He cites 440 cold cases at Edgewood Arsenal with 30 not improving.
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Washington
Army
American Congress On
Edward P. Vedder
Medical Corps
Vedder
Edgewood Arsenal
Williams Treatment promise free 85c bottle for kidney and bladder relief
An advertisement claims The Williams Treatment cures kidney and bladder diseases rheumatism and uric acid caused ailments. It offers a free 85c bottle (32 doses) to readers who mail the notice with name and address and ship 10 cents for postage. One bottle per address or family.
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Williams
Dr. D. A. Williams Company
Dept
P. Oo
East Hampton
Colin
Defense Aims to Clear Boggs in First-Degree Killing Case
Hillsboro Ohio March 9 defense lawyers for Dan Boggs and his brother John argued the firearm that killed Harry Magill may have come from another person. Witness Paul Tudor testified he saw the right front seat occupied by Edward Lemon and heard a later cry that Harry Magill had been killed. Tudor admitted he spoke with a defense attorney to avoid involvement.
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Hillsboro
Dan Boggs
Jackson
Harry T
Magill
John
Dan
Edward Lemon
Paul Tudor
Lemon
Tudor
Harry
Pulse
Morrow
Mau Hosts Reporters At Dinner With D A
Hareth E Mau United States District Attorney hosted a dinner for Federal Building reporters at the Gibson last night. He thanked the press for cooperation in aiding graft investigations. Attendees included Isaac Pichel Maurice Shapiro Fred Burns Frank Riggio E W Smith Stanley Borthwick and United States Marshal.
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Mau
Hareth E. Mau
United States
Gibson
Mr. Mau
Isaac Pichel
Maurice Shapiro
Fred Burns
Frank Riggio
E. W. Smith
Stanley Borthwick
King Tut’s Revenge Myth, Says Myriam Harry
Paris report quotes novelist Myriam Harry who dismisses the Tutankhamen curse. She argues English tragedies are not caused by vengeance but by exposure to extreme climate changes from desert heat to tomb cold and resulting pneumonia.
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King Tut
Myriam Harry
Paris
France
England
Tutankhamen
Egypt
N. Y
Mendenhall Map Publisher Listing
Company S Mendenhall map publisher advertises road railroad and city maps with address 406 Elm Street Cincinnati in a terse business listing style.
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Albin FE. Johnson
Wurlitzer Grand Pianos
Wurliizer
East Fourth St. Bet
Walnot and Main
The
Supreme Court
Coolidge
Tacna
Arica
Chile
Peru
la Follette
Albin E. Johnson
Richmond, VA
Associated Press
Grand Walker Company
Arrowhead Ranch House
Gap
Jeff Tuttle
Gov. Fuller
Gov. Ferguson
A. P. Russell
KODAK
Williams Treatment
Hillsboro (O
Ivy
Catholic Organization
Paticipants
Mills
J. O. Mills
North High Street
Columbus
Ohio
East Fourth St
Alfred M. Murray
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