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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1925

Page

2

Reed Changes Vote to Block Warren Nomination in Senate

In Leénroot Wisconsin Republicans were absent as Reed Pennsylvania shifted to support reconsideration. The tally moved 41 to 39 for confirmation after Overman switched to back the Walsh motion, leaving the nomination potentially to be resubmitted.

Leénroot Wisconsin Reed Pennsylvania Moses Senate Walsh Dem Mont Overman Mr. Warren

Presbyterian Dinner Highlights Faith and Youth Education

Dr. Hugh Thomson Kerr warned Presbyterians against complacency as he urged renewed focus on youth religious and moral instruction. He cited studies showing high levels of irreligious influence among children across denominations and argued for fundamental efforts beyond legislation or Bible schools. The Cincinnati gathering drew broad church representation and elected L. K. Slaybeck as president of the Executive Council.

Hugh Thomson Kerr Shadyside Presbyterian Church Pittsburgh Greater Cincinnati Kerry Dr. Kerr America Eliza Presbytery Allen Collier David G. DeVore Walter H. Geier T. Edgar Houston R. R. Hardin Frank Stevenson Jesse Halsey Fréa N. McMillin H. A. Worcester Harry Poundsford First Presbyterian Church Orchestra L. K. Slaybeck John D. Keena Presi

Clergy named to aid executive council in men’s affairs

T. E. Wallingford as secretary Edward C. Lovett as treasurer and Ben Mulford Jr. publicly represent. The following were chosen to assist the Executive Council in the administration of the Men's affairs: C. M. Leslie Charles C. Sinclair John Kleemeier David G. De Vore W. K. Valentine Rev. Lester P. Kemper associ&e pastor of Church of the Covenant Rev. J. W. Christie pastor of the Miamis Church Rev. W. T. Patterson pastor of the Norwood Presbyterian Church.

Miams Church W. T.atterson Norwood Presbyterian Church

Weather summary for seven states and a March 10 climate table

Ohio and Kentucky expect fair skies with colder air and unsettled conditions bringing rain later. West Virginia and Tennessee show rain in the early hours then improving, while Indiana and Ohio anticipate much colder times. A national table lists temperatures and precipitation across cities such as Boston, Chicago, Louisville, Nashville, San Francisco and Winnipeg with highs in the 60s and 70s and scattered rainfall.

Ohio West Virginia Kentucky Tennessee Indiana Eastport Boston Atlantic Bim’hem N. Orleans Galveston Pittsburgh Louisville Nashville S.S. Marie Chicago Kansas City Omaha Phoenix S. Francisco San Diego Winnipeg the Pas

Births in local area list many newborns and parents

A long OCR list records births with parental names and addresses. It names Henry Schwetmann and Liele, Willinga and Alma Ruff, Bernard Deluca, Charles Distel, Stephen Werkowitz, George Seitz, Eugene Seaman, Anthony Bullock, William Brown, Jack Dickson, Albert Sellers, George Rosser, Waiter Streibig, Charles Williams, Melvin Betningen, Clarence Fick, Joe Phillips, John Sizelove, Ferdinand Keteles, and Charles Hookstadter among others with their spouses and home streets, noting each newborn as a boy or girl.

Schwettman Henry Liele Este Avenue Erat Ach Stoor Street Seaman Eugene Betty Montomery Bullock—Anthony Adelaide Ingleside Avenue Brown William On May Linn Dickson Jack Igumacin West Fifteenth Street Albert and Anna Wade Street Rosser George Ae Ant Widsieing McDowell Gi Streibig Waiter Lillian Walnut Il Williams Charles Fannie Halnin Avenue Laws Ruby Eastern Ave Melvin Lefayette Avenue Fick Clarence Elizabeth Southern Avenue Readin Pe Boy Phillips Joe Joh Anthony Wayne Avenue Sizelove John and Way Delta Ketteles Fentinand Emily Linboy Hookstadter Charles and van Antwerp Place

Residence and License Entries for Siena Jackson and Others

A list of residence license entries includes Siena W. Jackson at 539 W Ninth St Lah Selver, plus multiple names and addresses such as Central Ave route, E Gillionwater Dayton, Harvey Ave, George Schwartz, Fannie Keffer, Emma Bene at 100s eviot Butler Miles, Annie Hart at 813 W Seventh St.

Siena W. Jackson Ninth St Lah Selver Ettes Bof Central E. Gilionwater Dayton Harvey George Schwartz Fannie Keffer W . Chiften Emma Bene Eviot, Butler Miles Annie Hart Saeudins

Pola Negri Sets Flight to Europe for Six Week Visit

Polish film star Pola Negri departed Hollywood for Europe via New York on March 10. She plans to stay abroad about six weeks.

Pola Negri Hollywood Cal Europe New York

Federation seeks larger quarters for girls correctional home

The Federation of Churches plans to relocate the Nassau and St. James place facility to larger quarters in the suburbs. It aims to acquire a large residence or construct a facility on Price Hill for a bigger correctional home for girls. Several citizens offered homes, but none met the size requirements.

Nassau St. James Place Federation of Churches Price Hill Federation

Motors Must Yield at Crossings Says Court

In Philadelphia the United States Circuit Court of Appeals ruled motorists have right of way on streets set aside for vehicles but must keep cars under control at crossings even when signals are not yet in route. The decision upheld a $10,000 verdict against a taxi company after a man was killed crossing a street when a cab sped between 35 and 40 mph as the signal changed.

Associated Press Philadelphia United States Circuit Court of Appeals

The Days Record In Liquor Courts

Frank White of 810 Broadway with possession and manufacture charges convicted. Mary Lewis of 694 West Fifth Street charged with possession and fined 500 dollars.

Frank White Broadway Mary Lewis West Fifth Street

Bus overturns on Dixie Highway injuring operator

Miss Lillian Miller a 21 year old telephone operator of 741 Steiner avenue was treated at General Hospital for bruises and facial cuts after the Cincinnati and Hamilton bus overturned on the Dixie Highway near Hamilton. She was the sole passenger and the driver was uninjured. She was transported by Bert Hart Newport Kentucky and William O Connell Newport. A man reported a light touring car overturning on the Dixie Highway between Glendale and Hamilton and two men were seen fleeing.

Lillian Miller Steiner Avenue General Hospital Cincinnati Hamilton Dixie Highway Bert Hartman East Eighth Street Newport William O'Connell East Fourth Street

Richmond Pastor to Lead Norwood Baptist Church

The Rev. L. Jerome Powell of Pine Street Baptist Church Richmond Va will resign in April to become pastor of Norwood Baptist Church May 1 He succeeds the Rev Miles W Smith who is currently replaced in Richmond by the Rev F G Cressy of Cincinnati during Smiths absence.

L. Jerome Powell Pine Street Baptist Church Richmond Norwood Baptist Arch Powell Miles W. Smith Mr. Smith F. G. Cressy Cincinnati

Oskamp Testifies About Married Life and Will Change

Herbert Oskamp recounts a party at Charles Osterlein home where his wife drank heavily and a doctor drove her away in a car. He testifies about his 1922 illness prognosis, travel to Europe with his wife, and changes to his will leaving most assets to his wife and two brothers.

Charles Osterlein Millard Wallenstein Herbert Oskamp Europe Father Herbert Oskamp Jewelry Company Froome Morris Oskamps Oskamp Ignition Company E. Gordon Oskamp William Oskamp Mr. Morris William Oskamp-Notting Company Oskamp Louise Marx James G. Stewart Osterlein’s

Steamship News Highlights Incoming and Outgoing Vessels

Shipping notes list incoming steamers Mayaro from Trinidad February 28 Bogota from Savanilla February 26 Oscar N from open ones February 27 Munargo from Nassau March 8 Outgoing vessels Asia to Lisbon Westphalia to Hamburg Rosalind to St Johns Fort Victoria to Bermuda Zulia to San Juan Carillo to Kingston Munargo to Nassau Robert Luckenbach to Cristobal Arrived March 10 Aquitania from Southampton March 4 Vaubuan from Buenos Aires February 16 Porto Rico from San Juan March 5 Siboney from Havana March 1 Santa Ana from Valparaiso February 18 Carabobo from San Juan March 4.

New York World News Service New York Shipping News Mayaro Trinidad Bogota Savanilla Oscar N Munargo Nassau Asia Lisbon Westphalia Hamburg Rosalind St. Johns Fort Victoria Bermuda Valparaiso Carabobo San Juan

Kilwinning Chapter 97 R A M Special Convocation

Kilwinning Chapter No 97 R A M holds a special convocation on Wednesday March 11 at 7 p m Mark Master. Visitors welcome. Carl Beyer H P A T Roever Secretary.

Lodge Carl Beyer

Cremation Services Promoted by Busse & Borgmann Co

Non sectarian cremation offers sanitary and modern options from Cin. Cremation Cs. at 519 Antonione Bidg. Free book and free chapel available via Busse & Borgmann Co. Funeral Directors located at 1517 Freeman Avenue with three chapels and no charges.

Cin Antonione Bidg Busse & Borgmann Co Freeman Avenue

Death Claims Mrs. Cooper Founder of Bissinger Candy Co

Mrs Therese Bissinger Cooper 4 years old president of the Bissinger Candy Company died at home in Mt. Auburn after years of illness. She co founded the firm with Fred Bissinger and expanded exports worldwide. She is survived by her husband William F Cooper two sons Fred W Bissinger and Karl H Bissinger and six grandchildren. Funeral services will be arranged today.

Therese Bissinger Cooper Bissinger Candy Company Main Street Hollister Street Mt. Auburn Cooper Fred Bissinger Race Street Bissinger Napoleon III France America William F. Cooper Fred W. Bissinger Karl H. Bissinger

Funeral for Dr Kreidler Set for This Afternoon

Funeral services for Dr. A. G. Kreidler 60 who died at his home 936 York street Monday of blood poisoning will be held this afternoon at 2 30 in the chapel of Spring Grove Cemetery Burial will be in the cemetery He was a well known physician publisher and writer on medical subjects and served as editor and assistant editor of the Cincinnati Lancet Clinic and lecturer at Eclectic Medical College for seven years He is survived by his widow a son a daughter his mother three brothers and five sisters

Barrs Edward Blanche Barrs Haston Detroit Mich Cincinnati J. J. Sullivan& Co Broadway Carpenter William PP. Carpenter Nellie S. Carpenter West Palm Beach Fla Wiltsie Chapel West Ninth Street Cooper Spring Grove Gatti Louisa York Street Spring Grove Cemetery Maddock—C. Louise J. P. Stagg Woodbine Avenue Hartwell Louisville Rockhill Charles S Margaret Hackedorn Rockhill Upland Place Terhune William P Anais Wright Terhune Louis A. Terhune Woodburne W. Johnson McMillan Ye Upland Place Williamsburg O. Weigel John Katherine Weigel Walnut Hills Lutheran Church Stanton Avenue Locust Street Walnut Hills W. Mack Johnson McMicken and A. G. Kreidler Kreidler Cincinnati Lancet Clinic The Eclectic Medical College Anna Schaufert Kreidler Louis Dorothy Teresa Kreidler Dayton, Ky

Death of Northwestern professor Hayford halts earth standard

Prof. John Fillmore Hayford director of Northwestern University College of Engineering died unexpectedly at 57. His measurements establishing the earth diameter as the international standard were recently adopted.

Chicago John Fillmore Hayford College of Engineering Northwestern University

St Xavier College set to launch summer literary science course

A summer session course titled a course in literary science starts tomorrow afternoon in the education department of St. Xavier College at Seventh and Sycamore. Miss Alma L Hommedieu will run the library segment, heading Cincinnati Public Library’s Clifton branch.

St. Xavier College Seventh and Sycamore Streets Alma L’hommedieu Clifton Cincinnati Public Library Sycamore Street George Hauser Edward P. Moulintier Law St. Xavier Marietta College Hamilton County Memorial Hall Delisle Stewart Charles O. Hays Hamlet Cincinnati Astronomicalociety Ohio Mechanics’ Institute Hays Mars Stewart St. Martin Street Carson Street Cheviot Keviot

River traffic and upriver stage at Cincinnati last night

Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 18 feet and falling as river traffic moved. The John W. Hubbard arrived from Louisville at 10 am and departed for Louisville at 5 pm. The Betsy Ann moved to Pittsburgh yesterday afternoon, while the Greenwood headed to Pomeroy. The Kentucky was due from Louisville this morning and to depart for Louisville tonight. The Tom Greene expected from Charleston tonight and to sail for Charleston tomorrow. Towboats John Donald Fred Hall and Sallie Marmet were active, with the latter to tow coal to Cincinnati from Huntington tomorrow. River stage and telegraph notes show variable water levels and harbor activity.

John W. Hubbard Louisville Betsy Ann Pittsburgh Greenwood Pomeroy Kentucky Tom Greene Charleston Louisville and Cincinnati Packet Company United States Fernbank Dam John Donald J. H. Donald& Co Ripley, O Ripley, C Fred Hall T. J. Hall & Co Sallie Marmet Marmet Coal Company Huntington W. Va Cincinnati Parkersburg Pt. Pleasant W. Pie Portsmouth Ind Evansville Shawneetown Paducah Anawhae Falls O Williamson, W. Ya Pikeville Ttyville Frankfort T Haute, Ind Nashville Tenn Knoxville Ottanooga Mites Ala Seb Eeereeerareee Johnsonvill Ten

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