Parcel Post Depot 1010 to Rise Here in City
Government plans large parcel post terminal costing 1 250 000 will be built on John street near Central Union Station. George Sawyer to construct, Harry Hake to design, 400 staff to operate with R P Burk directing mail handling. Docked to Ohio Indiana Kentucky Tennessee West Virginia Virginia routes and new underground truck links aim to speed delivery.
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United States
Struc
Channer & Sawyer
Cincinnati
John Street
Third
Fourth Streets
Central Union Station
Washington
Victor Heintz
George Sawyer
Sawyer
Harry Hake
Post Office Department
Third Street
Fourth Street
Parcel Post
R. P. Burk
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Virginia
Postoffice
New York
Chicago
Indianapolis
Cleveland
St. Paul
Senators Seek End to Haiti Occupation and 1915 Treaty
A resolution by Senator King proposes terminating the American occupation of Haiti and reestablishing a native government. It asks the President to abrogate the Haitian treaty of 1915 and was sent to the Foreign Relations Committee for consideration.
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Washington
Haiti
King
Utah
Foreign Relations Committee
Paris Court dissolves eleven government employee unions
The Paris Criminal Court dissolved eleven trades union organizations of government employees after government bans and court actions were ignored. Nominal fines were imposed as defendants failed to appear.
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Paris
Paris Criminal Court
Boston University to train bellhops for hotel work
Boston University will run a six weeks course starting next week for seventy five men who work in summer hotels. The program teaches college men how to become hotel officials and includes bellhops and head waiters in luxe service.
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Boston
Boston University
Children Await As New Marital Drama In Avonale
In Cincinnati area a family drama unfolds at 3816 Reading Road as Miss Henrietta Barnes awaits marriage to George W. Withington a Marietta millionaire while his legal wife Margaret Withington wins a divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty. The alimony settled at 1000 dollars plus a lump sum. Withington once earned 100 dollars a month as a Standard Oil gauger fifteen years ago.
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Reading Road
George W. Withington
Marietta
Henrietta Barnes
Withington
Cincinnati
Margaret Withington
Miss Barnes
Mr. Withington
Avondale
G. M. Way
Within
Standard Oil Company
Trains Lost After Southwest Snow Storm
Two Chicago Rock Island & Pacific trains were reported lost as a severe snow storm crippled rail, telephone and telegraph service in the Southwest. Officials said the trains were somewhere in the Southwest with details unavailable due to broken communications.
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Topeka
Kan
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Jury plan to judge morality of plays in New York
A coalition backed by Channing Pollock and William A Brady proposes a jury system to review all stage productions in New York. Twelve member juries require nine votes to condemn a play, with a 300 member panel and peremptory challenges for both sides. If a play is found immoral, producers have one week to amend before removal.
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New York
Channing Pollock
Dramatists’ League
William A. Brady
George Creel
Hylan
Authors’ Leagues
Actors’ Equity Association
The
Society For the Suppression of Vice
Better Shows Movement
Young Men’s Christian Association
Sheriffs
Channing Sollock
Hands Off Russia and Genoa Policy Examined
A Washington dispatch reports the United States did not threaten England or France with its Genoa note but warned against exploiting Russian resources by any national group. Officials say the note pursues broad economic principles, not targeting a nation, while signaling close watching of Genoa and potential cooperation once Europe’s fundamentals are clarified.
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Washington
America
England
France
Hugo Stinnes
Germany
Agen
Italy
Great Britain
United States
Europe
Russia
Genoa
Ameri
State Department
Congress of the
Ruth Puts Ball No 1 Over Center Fence
Babe Ruth arrived from Hot Springs to join the New York Americans' spring training camp. In batting practice his first ball cleared the center-field fence four feet high and 486 feet from the plate, the second time in park history that a ball cleared that spot. Ruth holds both records.
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New Orleans
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Hot Springs
Ark
New York Americans
Ruth
Whisky runners battle police in Charlton Street raid
Two women and two men tied to a Canadian rum gang fought two prohibition detectives in a Charlton Street house used to distribute liquor from Canada. One detective was shot in the shoulder. three band members were arrested. A second incident saw George Bauch killed trying to flee with stolen liquor from the steamship Imatra. engineer Albert Fosberg was arrested.
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New York
Prohibition Squad
Charlton Street
Canada
Marie Pamero
Frank Celam
New York City
George Bauch
Imatra
Albert Fosberg
France
Bauch
Brooklyn
Fosberg
Rauch
Samuel Prinsky
Benjamin Raphael
Lester
Moe Raphael
Ljaunch
Judge Upheld Divorce Decree Over Aligned Actions
Mrs Bernice King 26 living at 1322 East McMillan Street divorced from Joseph W King 31 of Des Moines Iowa went to Shrine Circus and theater with him after divorce. Judge Charles W Hoffman said she was too friendly with her ex husband and let decree stand.
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Bernice King
East
McMillan Street
Joseph W. King
Des Moines
Charles W. Hoffman
Shrine Circus
King
Charles E. Terry
Hoffman
Paymaster Fends Off Robbery At Ashland Cotton Mill
Bandit shot in the wrist as paymaster William Duggan saved a $3,000 payroll at the Ashland Cotton Company mill entrance in Jewett City Connecticut. The assailant Frank Belgran 18 from New York demanded the money but was tackled by Harvey Maynard and others and seized.
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Bandit
Jewett City
Conn
William Duggan
Ashland Cotton Company
Frank Belgran
East Side
New York
Duggan
Harvey Maynard
Bosset
Belgran
Harry Kellar Dead at 73 World Famous Magician
Harry Kellar a world famous magician died at his Los Angeles home after two years of ill health. Born in 1849 in Erie Pennsylvania he began as an assistant under the title The Fair of Ava traveled the world and later performed solo. He retired fourteen years ago and had resided in Los Angeles for twelve years. His wife Eva Madley of Melbourne Australia had died some time ago.
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Los Angeles
Harry Kellar
Kellar
Eva Madley
Melbourne
Australia
Senators Clash Over Four Power Treaty Negotiations
Washington March 10. Senators charged the American delegation concealed public knowledge and spread misleading reports about the four power treaty talks at the Arms Conference. Senator Robinson claimed Hughes denied knowledge of the project while Senator Lodge disputed such denials and said Hughes and Lodge discussed the Pacific concord before the conference. The debate interrupted routine business as votes on proposed reservations loom with Senator Underwood and others ready to speak.
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Washington
Senate
Hughes
Robinson
Democrat
Arkansas
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Lodge
Senator Underwood
Alabama
Underwood
Johnson
California
Burglar Follows Principal's Command At School Invasion
In Brookline Massachusetts on March 10 a burglar rifled desks and jewelry while two instructors and six students watched. Miss Alice B Foote principal of Windsor Training School ordered him to go and he left by a window, despite being armed, after completing the theft.
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Brookline
Mass
Alice B. Foote
Windsor Training School For
Ence
Boston man sues railroad over missed engagement and indignity
A. P. Nardini of Boston files a six thousand dollar suit in federal court against the Big Four Railroad claiming careless stop at Dayton made him miss a twenty nine thousand dollar deal and that a conductor insulted him by forcing him to alight the train after a rude remark and a physical gesture while he was dining aboard.
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Big Four Railroad
United States District Court
A. P. Nardini
Boston
Dayton
Nardini
U S Demands 241 Million For Rhineland Expenses
In remarks reflecting postwar finance, the United States demands 241 million dollars to cover Rhineland expenses before allied funds are distributed. A humorous aside about Cincinnati marriages follows, citing a mayoral era figure and divorce counts to ponder the city’s social future.
Note Presented to Minister at Paris Parley
United States demands 241 million dollars for occupation expenses precede German reparations. Allied Finance Ministers, meeting in Paris, largely agree on 800 million gold marks annual payment distribution with France 52 percent and Britain 22 percent. Saar Valley coal mines valued at 300 million gold marks are charged to France. An international loan to Germany was discussed as security for reparations bonds.
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Paris
Associated Press
United States
Rhineland
Supreme Council
Cannes
France
Great Britain
Saar Valley
Germany
Teacher for Half Century Sees 60 Pupils Return
In New York the classroom of Public School No. 28 hosted fifty nine former students and two dignitaries for a 50th anniversary of Isabelle Makewen’s teaching. The gathering included Julius Witmark and Isidor Witmark, Mayor elect officials, and past pupils who recited and sang old school songs. A platinum and diamond bar pin was awarded to Miss Makewen.
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New York
Isabelle Makewen
Hermann A. Heydt
Heydt
City Court
Peter Schmuck
Bianca Lamanna
Edwin W. Douglas
Makewen
Joseph H. Mode
Charles E. Heydt
Charles A. Brodek
Village Doctor in Jail as Disease Spreads in Lock Ridge
Ottumwa Iowa March 10 A hurry call to treat ill residents at Lock Ridge would reach Dr. P J Sherlock the village's only physician who is jailed serving four months for intoxication. Residents plan petitions to Governor Kendall for his release while officials urge prompt action.
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Ottumwa
Lock Ridge
P. J. Sherlock
D. B. Wilson
Kendall
Sher
Open Boat Salvation After Eighty Hours in Atlantic
St John New Brunswick March 10 Eighty hours in hunger and exposure in a storm tossed lifeboat on the Atlantic were recounted by Captain G H Hornsworthy and crew of the 200 ton schooner Pileen Lake abandoned off the Newfoundland coast January 19. They were picked up by the Belgian steamer Persier and later brought to Antwerp by the Corsican.
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ST. John
N. B
Atlantic
Pileen Lake
Newfoundland
G. H. Hornsworthy
Persier
Antwerp
George Foresew
Spain
Fleischmann Co Permits Restored At Peekskill Langdon
Internal Revenue Commissioner Blair reversed parts of Prohibition Chief Haynes's order, keeping Fleischmann Company permits at Peekskill New York and Langdon District of Columbia while canceling agency permits at Philadelphia Scranton Yonkers Brooklyn Jersey City Cincinnati Bridgeport Cambridge. Blair absolved the company of knowledge of diversion by agencies but found agency distribution violated Treasury rules though in good faith. Agencies must return alcohol within 30 days or face forfeiture, and may seek new sale permits under updated regulations.
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Washington
Haynes
Fleischmann Company, Inc
New York
Internal Revenue
Blair
Peekskill
N. Y
Langdon
D.C
Philadelphia
Scranton
Yonkers
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Cincinnati
Bridgepo Conn
Cambridge
Mass
Fleischmann Company
Treasury
Prohibition Unit
Fleischmannpany
Mellon
North America
Peekskill and
West Manham Abandoned After Grounding Off Heligoland
The American steamer West Manham ran aground off Heligoland and was abandoned as a total loss. All 22 crew members were rescued by Heligoland lifesavers after the ship took on water.
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Hamburg
Associated Press
West Manham
Heligoland
Hughes declines to comment on Paris demand for Rhine occupation costs
Secretary Hughes refused to comment on Paris reports that the United States demanded Allied Finance Ministers pay its Rhine occupation expenses before any German reparations. Figures show gross Rhine force costs at $248,339,542 from 1918 to 1921, with net credits to Germany and ongoing annual occupation costs estimated at around $36 million through 1922.
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Washington
Associated Press
Hughes
Paris
United States
Rhineland
Germany
War Department Claims Board
Rhine
Army of Occupation
Mrs Asquith To Speak At Emery Auditorium March 18
Mrs. Margot Asquith wife of the former British premier will lecture at Emery Auditorium Cincinnati at 4 p m on Saturday March 18. Her paper People Politics and Events based on new material will offer frank sketches of Edward VII Queen Victoria King Edward and other notable figures in society literature and art.
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Margot Asquith
Emery Auditorium
Asquith
Cincinnati
Edward VII
Prince of Wales
Queen Victoria
Queen Alexandra
Lord Rosebery
Arthur Ballfour
Lord Salisbury
Lord Curzon
Tennyson
Gladstone
Meredith
Henry James
Lord Morley
Huxley
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Southern Ohio S. B. and Trust Co
French Bros.-Baugr Co
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Ea Ig
Hewitt & Mackenbach—Specialists
We i Goa
Heob Kodeck
Cies
McAlpin
Ois
Parker's
Nodashene
Prince & Co
Opticians
Jdgaeheulhaeke
TEESE
Wkally Wileb
the Dexter Lumber
Scape
Mabley & Carew Co
SOUR
Sna Oon Gestee
University OF Boston
Asha
G. M. Withington
NW. Y
White Way
Wm. A. Brady
Theatrical World
Stinnes
David Lawrence
Commercial Tribune
Police
Ea-Hubby
U. S
Stay Tistics
West
Yesteryear
Walter Harris
Veooelo
Fleischmann CO
District of Co
Lumbia
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