Turmoil in Senate Over Remarks During Treasury Debate
The scene rawly shows Senator Ernst accusing a fellow lawmaker as a willful liar sparking pandemonium. Senator Glass sought to quell the uproar while Senator Borah pressed Ernst to retract remarks about the Michigan senator’s motives in the Treasury probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Ator Ernst
Couzens
Internal Revenue Bureau
Glass
Ernst
Senate
Fess
Robinson
Borah
Michigan
Naval maneuvers off Lower California end in stalemate analysis
A two week naval exercise off the coast of Lower California concluded with no definitive victor or defeat. At North Island, four hundred officers and fourteen admirals discussed theoretical outcomes as Blue submarines clashed with Black fleet air and destroyer screens, while daylight brought secrecy and a pause in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
Lower California
North Island Naval Air Station
Maryland
West Virginia
Naval High Command
Robert E. Coontz
United States Fleet
William Cole
8. S. Robison
Bostwick
Wiley
S. Pratt
Ziegemeier
Schofield
Marvel
Stanford Moses
Oil pump aesthetic lines praised by Cincinnati dean
University of Cincinnati engineering Dean Herman Schneider spoke at the Cincinnati Art Club on why buy pictures. He cited a student who designed an oil pump “to have aesthetic lines” as a fine essay on art in utilitarian objects and described art as a working laboratory in the engineering college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Cincinnati
Herman Schneider
College of Engineering and Commerce
Cincinnati Art Club
Dean Schneider
David M. Gohen
Sinks Dand
Ciate
Gohen
Queen City
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Jewish Stage Fading Says Cincinnati Actress Planned One Night Show
Miss Clara Rafalo, Cincinnati actress, predicts Jewish theater soon fades from major stages as audiences favor American drama. She will present one performance of The Jollyirl next Tuesday at Emery Auditorium with Enrico Chaikovski from Buenos Aires as co star before sailing to Europe for months in Paris and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Rafalo
Cincinnati
Rafalo
Emery Auditorium
Mies Rafale
Miss Rafale
Rafale
Enrico Chaikovski
Buenos Aires
Europe
Paris
London
Germany Invited to League With Equal Rights and Obligations
The League Council affirms that member nations must contribute military and other forces as needed, with Germany free to decide its level of compliance. The United States status remains undeclared, and universality of membership is stressed in League practice. Diplomats head to Paris to discuss safeguards and security pacts as Geneva debates the protocol’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
League
Germanby
Council
U. S
United States
America
World News Service
Y. World Press Pub. Co
Paris
Associated Press
Geneva
League of Nations Inter
M. Briand
Austen
M. Herriot
Dr. Benes
Czecho-Slovakia
Herriot
Count Skrzynski
Hungary
Austria
Bulgaria
Interallied Military Board
League of Nations
England
International
Rhineland
Lord Curzon Undergoes Operation Reports Pain and Condition
London dispatch says Lord Curzon, who had an operation, endured a good deal of pain today. The bulletin notes his general condition has not changed since this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Curzon
Child Dies From Auto Struck Injuries In Hamilton County
Mary Elexsandra 8 died at St Marys Hospital from injuries after stepping into a car at York and Linn streets on March 11. The crash push toll to 35 in Hamilton County this year. Dr Frank Scheerer drove her to the hospital where skull fracture was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elexsandra
Louis Elexsandra
Linn Street
St. Mary’s Hospital
York and Linn
Hamilton County
Frank Scheerer
Dayton Street
Scheerer
East Eighth Street
Hamilton
Findlay Street
Central Avenue
Wann
Fifth and Vine Streets
George Miller
Loth Street
Samuel MacElroy
Eastern, Avenue
Miller
General Hospital
Joseph Camario
Betts Street
Henry F. Lutz
Garfield Place
Clinton Street
Central Avernue
Michael Galowich
George Street
Henry W. Hall
Oliver Street
Fourth Street
SEEK CLOTHING GUARDS FOR DESTitUTE NEAR EAST AID
Exchange Club in Cincinnati urged volunteers to guard clothing bundles at city schools on Thursday for destitute Near East children. Interested workers should notify Rabbi J. H. Kaplan or the Rev. R. R. Ilbrandt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Near East
Exchange Club
Cincinnati
J. H. Kaplan
R. R. I4
Ilbrandt
Thomson to Be Club Host for Arboreal Evening
Commercial Club members guest of Peter G. Thomson at Oakwood and Belmont avenues College Hill on Saturday evening. The affair replaces the regular meeting at the Queen City Club. Dr. Donald D. McMillan Arctic explorer will share Far North experiences.
Saar Withdrawal Sparks Debate Over Chairmanship Rotation
The article reports on Saar status under French and German influence, noting Chamberlain's restraint, Rault's reappointment, and Sweden's Anden withdrawing rotation demands. It cites Briand's pledge, French opposition to plebiscite timing, and mixed views from Allies, with the World News Agency summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Chamberlain
Rault
Anden
Sweden
Briand
France
League
Saar
Michael J. Devanney 72 dies in Glendale Ohio
Michael J. Devanney 72 a longtime Democratic leader and two-time U S Marshal for the Southern District of Ohio died at his Glendale home after months of ill health. Born in Ireland he built a local career as Glendale treasurer and politician before serving as marshal under Cleveland and Wilson. He is survived by four children with funeral set at St Gabriel's Glendale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Devanney
Willow Lane
Glendale
Tes
Ohio
Sligo
Ireland
Mr. Devanney
Harlan Cleveland
United States District Attorney
Samuel Hunt
Judson Harmon
Devanney
Grover Cleveland
United States
Cincinnati Trust Company
Woodrow Wilson
President Harding
Federal Building
William McHugh
United States Marshal
John W. Devanney
Anna B. Devanney
Samuel Doak Carey Pioneer of Cincinnati Dies in West at 95
telegram from Pasadena announces the death of Samuel Doak Carey 95 former Cincinnati resident active in Ninth Street Baptist Church since 1855. Civil War veteran struck by a streetcar in Pasadena died of injuries. Survived by daughter Mrs G C Horton and two sons Judge Charles Carey of Portland and F W Carey of San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Cal
Samuel Doak Carey
Cincinnati
Elizabeth J. Ogburn
Poinciana Apartments
Avondale
Carey
G. C. Horton
Ripley
College Hill
Ninth Street
Washington College
Tennessee
137Th Ohio Hime
Infantry
Mr. Carey
Charles Carey
Portland
Ore
F. W. Carey
San Francisco
Elizabeth Schaaf, Cincinnati Actress, Dies at 59
Mrs. Elizabeth Wheatley Schaaf of Walnut Hills died after a short illness at Bethesda Hospital. Survived by husband A. J. Schaaf daughter Mrs. W. H. Stevenson two brothers George and James Wheatley and sister Miss Catherine Wheatley all of Cincinnati. Funeral at Church of the Rea Tec Monday 8:30 a.m. with requiem high mass. burial in St. Joseph's Cemetery Price Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Wheatley Schaaf
Bella Vista Place
Walnut Hills
Bethesda Hospital
Schaaf
Davenport Dramatic Club
Mrs Katherine Bollinger 84 Dies of Apoplexy at Home
Mrs Katherine Bollinger aged 84, long time Fairmount resident, died yesterday at 3063 Beekman Street from apoplexy after more than two years of ill health. Survived by three sons, three daughters, seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM at her home. Burial in German Protestant Cemetery Walnut Hills. Clifford Bollinger of Oakland, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Bollinger
Fairmount
Beekman Street
Bollinger
Cincinnati
Reading Road
George
Arthur
Clifford
Sarah Feldhaus
Joseph Fletcher
August Fasse
Clifford Bollinger
Oakland
Cal
Urial
Walnut Hills
Louis Seelbach dies prominent Louisville hotel man
Louis Seelbach Sr., 72, president of the Seelbachs Hotel in Louisville, died today at his hotel after a year of illness. He is survived by a widow, two sons Louis Jr and William Otto Seelbach, a daughter Mrs. Mary Helen Curtis of New York City, and a brother Otto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Louis Seelbach
Seelbachs
Louis, Jr
William Otto Seelbach
Mary Helen Curtis
New York City
Otto
Stanley Darrow Debate on Capital Punishment in Washington
Senator A. O. Stanley of Kentucky and Chicago lawyer Clarence Darrow debated capital punishment before several thousand in Washington. The audience heard a no decision exchange as the event concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley-Darrow
Washington
A. O. Stahley
Kentucky
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Three Go To Leavenworth Five Years For Game At Sea
Found guilty by a federal jury of larceny by trick and device on the high seas. Jerry Paine Charles Steele and Norman Mcheod were sentenced by Judge A F St Sure to five years in Leavenworth for the stud poker game aboard the Ruth Alexander while en route from Los Angeles to San Francisco. Rolff Chicago businessman sued after losing 260 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
High Seas
Jerry Paine
Charles Steele
Norman Mcheod
A. F. St. Sure
Leavenworth
J. A. Rolff
Chicago Busiess
Ruth Alexander
Los Angeles
San Fancisco
Rolff
Lodge and Chapter Notices Call Attention to Meetings
Kilwinning Chapter No 97 R A M holds a special convocation Wednesday March 18 at 7 pm with Past Master Degree and M E M Degree. visitors welcome. Westwood Chapter No 290 OES officers meet Sunday at 7 30 at 8046 Daytona Ave to pay tribute to departed sister Eleanor Gunther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilwinning
Carl Beyer
Eleanor Gunther
Emma Runce
W.M
JENNIE _S. WARD
Walter H. Streibig Funeral Director
Walter H. Streibig Funeral Director operates offices at Walnut and Liberty Streets with the Cor Walnut and Liberty Streets location and Canal 6377 phone number for inquiries and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut and
Liberty Streets
Death notices and funeral announcements from Cincinnati area
Obituary list announcing deaths of Maria Anderson, Sarah Buckingham, Eleanor Cook, Katherine Bollinger, Michael Devanney, John Farrell, Anna Groeniger Pieper, Eleanor Gunther, Louis Hoffmann, Julia Lueck, Martin McHale, Martin McHale, Margaret Mauderer, Richard Nagle, Caroline Shipley Ross, Elizabeth Schaaf, Lycatee Axta, and others. Details include residence, funeral dates, times, and churches or cemeteries, with notes on private services, masses, and omits flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bollinger
Kathérine
Nee Schiesz
George Bollinger
Beekman Street
Devanney
Michael Devanney
Mary Devanney
Donlin
Willow Avenue
Glendale
St. Gabriel's Church
Cincinnati Council No
Knights of Columbus
Farrell
John
Anna Farrell
Casserly
Fairbanks Avenue
Price Hill
St. Lawrence Church
Groeniger-Pieper
Anna E
Glenwood Avenue
Gunther
Eleanor
Nee Butter
Joseph Gunther
Daytona Avenue
Westwood
Hoffmann—Louis
Caroline Hoffmann
Weidner
Que City Avenue
Bogen Street
Lueck
Julia
Daniel Lueck
Hilda Radatz
Linn Street
McHale
Martin
Bridget McHale
James McHale
Linnaeus Street
St. Peter's
Holy Name Society
McHale—Martin
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Mauderer
Margaret
Nee Lutz
Nicholas Mauderer
Central Avenue
St. Augustine
Main Street
Monroe Avenue
Norwood
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Ross
Caroline Shipley Ross
Bonsall
Arthur W. Ross
Walnut Street
Wyoming
Schaaf
Elizabeth Wheatley
Oved
A. J. Schaaf
Bella Vista Place
Walnut Hills
Church of the Assumption
Philadelphia
Nashville
Detroit
Aqtera Lycatee T
Julia Eek Squibb
Aurora
Ind
Cin. Cremation Co and Busse Borgmann Co Funeral Directors
Listing of funeral services and undertakers with addresses in Cincinnati and nearby areas. Includes Busse & Borgmann Co at 1517 Freeman Avenue offering three chapels and nonsectarian service, and WM. F. Fuldner at 21 Arch Street. Includes printing house credit and miscellaneous notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
Kansas City Father Slays Four Children Then Attempts Suicide
M Linn Gibson a 34 year old father killed his four children Marjorie Maurice Lee Hazel and Helen at Prather Hill near North Kansas City before fleeing to his sister in law's home and trying to kill himself. He survived but was restrained in hospital as doctors warned he may die due to his self inflicted injuries. Neighbors described him as slow thinking and home loving despite financial troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
M. Linn Gibson
Marjorie
Maurice Lee
Hazel
Helen
Prather Hill
Gibson
Inlaw
Nell Prather
Florida man acquitted in Broward slaying case
Orlando court records show Hal D. Cady was found not guilty of second degree murder in the fatal shooting of N. B. Broward, nephew of a former Florida governor, in Orlando on March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando
Fla
Hall D. Cady
N. B. Broward
Broward
Florida
River traffic and river stages around Cincinnati then and now
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood 22 feet last night as ships and towboats moved along. The General Wood from Pittsburgh and the John W. Hubbard from Louisville arrived this morning, with several departures scheduled to Pittsburgh Charleston and Louisville tonight and tomorrow. The Kentucky and Tom Greene plan arrivals and departures for Louisville and Pomeroy while the Julius Fleischmann tows coal empties to Kanawha River tomorrow. Wreck removal at Coney Island wharfboat continues and the Chris Greene all steel steamer is under construction at Epil, to serve Cincinnati to Charleston freight. Betsy Ann expected from Pittsburgh tomorrow evening then leaves for Pittsburgh Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Cincinnati
General Wood
Pittsburgh
John W. Hubbard
Louisville
Greenwood
Charleston
W. Va
Moray
Kentucky
Tom Greene
Pomeroy
Julius Fleischmann
Hatfield Reliance Coal Company
Pittsburg
Hook Again Faces Going to Jail Over Vaccination Case
Cincinnati man George W. Hook faces renewed jail time after a Juvenile Court ruling tied to his three unvaccinated children. Despite efforts to move to Kentucky, authorities warned that the remaining ninety days could be enforced, drawing statewide attention from anti vaccination advocates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Hook
Delhi Avenue
Board of Education
Harrison School
Charles W. Hoffman
Hook
Hoffman
Nicholas Klein
Kentucky
Across-The-River
Cincinnati
Beardsley Drawings Bequeathed to England
The will of publisher John Lane who died February 2 reveals that sixty Aubrey Beardsley drawings lent to the Brooklyn Museum will be returned to the United States. Two works go to the National Gallery, one to the British Museum, one to the Victoria and Albert Museum, one to the Brighton Art Gallery, with the remainder to Mrs Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John Lane
Aubrey Beardsley
Brooklyn Museum
National Gallery
British Museum
Victoria Vande Albert Museum
Brighton Art Gallery
Beardsley Art Praised by Brooklyn Museum Director
William Henry Fox director of the Brooklyn Museum of Fine Arts called sixty Beardsley works exhibited nationwide very valuable. Most are pen and ink sketches from the Yellow Book era. The Lane collection includes Morte d Arthur and Rape of the Lock series, among his best works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnew
York
William Henry Fox
Brooklyn Museum of Fine Arts
Beardsley
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Steel Firm Executives Meet to Celebrate Resumed Capacity
Thirty Pollak Steel Company executives from Carthage Ohio Marion Ohio and Chicago gathered at Havlin Hotel to mark the Carthage plant’s return to full capacity after two years of part time operation. Prof. George Frampton of Toledo spoke on improving business tone and success fundamentals. George Alexander Mann, general manager of all plants, presided over an entertainment program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollak Steel Company
Carthage
Marion
Chicago
Havlin
George Frampton
Toledo
George Alexander Mann
Ree
Compusany
Weather roundup for Ohio to West Virginia with cooler spell
Weather map notes fair and colder Sunday and Monday across Ohio Kentucky Tennessee and West Virginia with Indiana fair then increasing clouds and rising temperatures. Regional temperatures show mixed readings from Boston to Nashville with scattered precipitation and a March 14 1925 record compared to prior years and normals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Indiana
Boston
Kansas City Atlantic C
Omaha
Birm’ham
AtnDenver
Orleans
Phoenix
Galveston
Spokane
Eastport
Chicago
Pittsburgh
S. Francisco
Louisville
San Diego
Nashville
Winnipeg
S. S. Marie
Pas
N.W
Births in town list names and newborns
A list of birth announcements noting parents and newborns with addresses. Entries include ALEXANDER Florencé Wand girl. BACHMAN Adelbert boy. TE and Akaxitl girl. ROBERT and Mildred boy. GESTING Charles Virginia girl. LITKENHAUS Louis Krat and Marie boy. MEYER William Amelia girl. PAOLINO Anthony Florence girl. PETOND Perl Marie girl. PIEGG Herry Pendleton boy. SHORTRIDGE td Mae. SOIFER Maximilian Sylvia boy. WILSON Robert Stella boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Florencé Wand Elizabeth
Glenway Arinues
Ake Bachman
Adelbert Reth
Carthage Pike
Broadway
Robert and Mildred
West Seventh Street
Gesting
Charles
Virginia
Ludlow Avenue
Grannen
Edward
Granfield Avenue
Norn
Litkenhaus
Louis Eae Weink
Eastern Avenue
Krat and
Marie
Rockdale
Meyer
William and
Amelia
Delhi Pike
Irene
McDowell Street
Paolino
Anthony
Orence
Twenty-eighth Street
Petond
Perl
Goodman Street
Piegg—Herry
Pendleton Street
Burrheey
Gladys
Golden Avenue
Shortridge Td
Mae
Vine Street
SOIFER_Maximilian
Steamship News From New York World Service
Incoming steamers for March 15 include the Luetzow from Bremen on March 4 and the President Wilson from Naples on March 3. No outgoing steamers listed for March 15. Arrivals dated March 14 show no ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Luetzow
Bremen
President Wilson
Naples
Armory Fiasco Ends in Court Ruling
Two men Oscar Jung and William Hartman were fined 50 dollars and costs in Munn Court for disorderly conduct after a near riot at the Free man Avenue Armory. A three inch trench bomb was thrown into the hallway by rioters, with detonator removed for instruction, potentially endangering Ohio National Guardsmen and bystanders. Captain Wilbur Jones testified the crowd, including boxing spectators, disrupted drill and damaged Y M C A decorations before police dispersed a 200 person outside crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munn 1
Freeman Avenue
Ohio National
Oscar Jung
Dudley Street
William Hartman
Liberty Street
Wilbur Jones
Legion Party Air Birthday Celebration Sets Tomorrow
Radio fans are invited to hear the American Legion birthday party on WLW tomorrow at 7 45 PM. Governor Donahey sends a proclamation read by Major Walter W. Schwaab as 500 Ohio posts join in roll call and a state wide membership drive. James A. Crain and Milo J. Warner speak from WLW with Dr Edward C Elliott and others. Crain places a wreath at Eden Park 4 15 PM and addresses WLW in the evening. A dinner at University Club follows at 6 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
WLW
Donahey
Cincinnati
Walter W. Schwaab
R. E
Bentley
Legion
Ohio
Progress of
Ohio Legion
Milo J. Warner
American Legion of Ohio
Edward C. Elliott
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
James A. Crain
Washington, D. C
Galbraith
Eden Park
Drain
University Club
Found and Broadway
Memorial Services of Highland Aerie 449 Eagles
Highland Aerie No 449 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles Norwood holds memorial services at Eagles Hall Main and Washington avenues this afternoon at 2 30 invocation by Rev J H MacNeill pastor Norwood Christian Church Mario Lange 231 Broadway fined 35 dollars for speeding with muffler open on Colerain avenue in traffic court Judge Yeatman W W Freeman Union Gas and Electric Company president to address Cincinnatus Association Tuesday evening others speakers J B Hollister and O S Bryant Dr M F McCarthy will discuss chronic mastoiditis before the Academy tomorrow night a paper on general peritonitis of hematogenous origin read by Dr J Louis Ranshoff and Dr Victor Greenbaum
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Aerie No
Order of Eagles of
Norwood
Eagles’ Hall
Main
Washington Avenues
J. H. MacNeill
Norwood Christian Church
Colerain Avenue
Mario Lange
Broadway
Yeatman
W. W. Freeman
Union Gas and Electric Company
Cincinnatus Association
J. B. Hollister
O. S. Bryant
M. F. M’carthy
Academy of Or
J. Louis Rans&hoff
Victor Greenbaum
Residence residents and addresses listed in city notice
A vetted listing of individuals and their addresses appears, including Leroy Thomas 416 MadAnthony, Hazel Kuhlman 424 Carlin, Joseph W Sorn Mt Healthy, Myrtle E Rempler Mt Healthy, David Berry Springfield, Leonora Thompson Indian Hill, Edward T Gulick Emery Hotel, Genevieve Gostting 420 Chestnut, Simon Rhule c s 1003 Parkside, Norma Katker 4326 Whetsel, Carlton T Honaker 4038 Eastern, Ethel S Blust 3624 Heekin, Cake TIAA Wine accecsasis 1029 Oehler, Charlena Browner 1037 Oehler, William E Bell 408 George, Norvis Simmons 648 Baymiller, Stan Sadler 4817 Haight, P Addison 2624 Hemlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Thomas
Mad Anthony St
Hazel Kuhlman
Carlin
St. Joseph
Heekin
TIAA
Oehler
Charlena Browner
William E. Bell
George St. Norvis
Simmons
Baymiller
Stan
Sadler
Haight St. P
Addison
Hemlock St
Red Eye Foot Remedies Promised Relief for Feet
Readers learn of Red Eye Foot Remedies and Kappner's Ventilating Foot Form Cushion Arches advertised as relieving foot torture. The offer claims lightest perfect arch support and free examinations with expert fitters for trusses, supports, hosiery, and athletic supporters at 1319 Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappner
Pete R
E.njoy
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Grassmann Printing CO
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