Moron Indo 16 Aeds to Jail a Year Tale
A German anxiety campaign targets alleged communist plotters, guiding police to credit a story without proper investigation. The piece critiques sensationalism and urges caution in crime reporting.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1925
Page
8
Leipzig Trial Tells of Nihilist Plot and Communists
Hans Neumann, epileptic chauffeur, testifies in Leipzig Supreme Court about a sprawling plan by the German Communist party and a Russian embassy backed group to assassinate officials, bomb streets, and spark revolution. He claims thirty five thousand dollars funded arms purchases and lists targets like General von Seeckt and Wilhelmstrasse as the case unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leipzig
Hans Neumann
Supreme Court
E. Phillips Oppenheim
Conrad
Neumann
Communist Party
Red
Harlem
Tscheka
Moscow
Berlin
Mr. Xs
Mr. Ys
General von Seeckt
Wilhelmstrasse
Rausch
Neuman
Thuringia
Reichstag
Plucky Schoolgirl Forces Public Apology in Germany
Gretchen Reich of Erfurt compelled meat dealer Kempe to publish a public notice retracting insulting remarks. The Berlin report notes this may be the first instance in Germany of a schoolgirl exacting a public apology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
March
Gretchen Reich
Erfurt
Kempe
Gretchen
Thuringer Allgemeine Zeitung
Drayman E. Reich
Germany
Hamilton bans obscene reading matter in stands
Mayor Kelly and Safety Director Meyers ordered Hamilton news dealers to remove obscene magazines by Monday morning. The move, backed by the Ministerial Alliance and women’s groups, targets suggestive art magazines and jokes seen as immoral among youths aged 14 to 19, under Ohio law with penalties from fifty dollars to two thousand dollars and up to five years imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Kelly
J. B. Meyers
Ministerial Alliance
Women's Clubs
Women’s City Club
Ohio
Tomb of Lady Nebu-Sneferun Unearthed Near Cheops Causeway
Harvard Boston expedition uncovers an untouched Fourth Dynasty tomb near the Great Pyramid at Gizeh. Alabaster sarcophagus with gold lid, gold-cased corner posts, and offerings reveal royal burial practices. Prior finds include two Sixth Dynasty priest tombs Qa ar and Idun, with vivid wall reliefs and a stele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Bqston
Nebu-Sneferun
Seneferu
Harvard-Boston
Bizeh
George A. Reisner
United States
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Cheops
Nebui-Sneserun
Chapel of
Pyramid of
Meath
Qa’ar
Idun
Pepi I
Pyramid
Chephren
Pepi 11
Idan
Reisner
Ethiopia
Dr. Reisner
Iduw
Egypt
Dows Dunham
Merce
Pyramid West V
Gordon College
Khartoum
Harvard- Boston
Prizes Awarded to Girl Scouts in Cincinnati Rally
Activities of 2,000 Girl Scouts of Cincinnati and Hamilton County were celebrated in a Music Hall pageant. Four girls earned the golden eaglet badge Melba Phillips Gertrude Louise Keller Violet Balastra and Helen Schultz. Eight received the Medal of Merit Caroline Austerlitz Sara Drucker Grace Blasburg Helen Tullis Isabelle Jennings Ruth Oliver Mary Louise Betz Viola Seibert. Troop 10 won the Herschede silver loving cup with Troops 38 and 67 receiving honorable mention. Elizabeth Zellar and Dorothy Loschman won top poster prizes. The event featured a pageant led by Miss Oleda Schrottky with Miss Mary Drucker as Girl Scout Spirit. A speech by A E Anderson praised parental support and leadership in scouting. Mrs William S Keller awarded the Herschede Cup and Agnes Reeve issued class badges as music by the Conservatory of Music Orchestra accompanied the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Music Hall
Melba Phillips
Gertrude Louise Keller
Violet Balastra
Helen Schultz
National Board of Girl Scouts
New York
Caroline Austerlitz
Sara Drucker
Grace Blasburg
Helen Tullis
Isabelle Jennings
Ruth Oliver
Mary Louise Betz
Viola Seibert
Herschede
Elizabeth Zellar
Dorothy Loschman
Oleda Schrottky
National Girl Scout Board
Scouting
Mary Drucker
A. E. Anderson
YT. Ec. Oc.al
Anderson
William S. Keller
Agnes Reeve
Conservatory of Music Orchestra
Burnet C. Tuthill
Woman's $22,890 Theft Is Veiled in Mystery
Boston socialite and secretary Aimee Sweeney admitted stealing 22,820 to 22,890 dollars in bonds from Mrs. Gordon A. Prince over two years, using the funds via a proxy account. Her motive remains unclear as authorities trace further losses and connections to Mrs. Horatio Slater Sr. and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Boston
Aimee Sweeney
Gordon A. Prince
Horatio N. Slater
Fifth Avenue
New York
Manny
Aimee A. Sweeney
Horatio Slater
Aimee A. Jones
Frederick A. Bradlee
Slater
Aimee Jones
Miss Jones
Rudolph L. Agassiz
Calumet and Hecla Mining Company
Worcester
Mr. Sweeney
Mrs. Prince
Bulkeley
Wells
Agassiz
Sweeney
Prince
Thomas Walsh
Probate
Panama Expels Marsh Explorer for Abusing Hospitality
A presidential decree in Panama exiles American explorer Richard O. Marsh and bars his return. The ruling says Marsh abused hospitality and his permit for scientific research by aiding the San Blas Indians in an attempt to form their own republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Panama
Richard O. Marsh
Marsh
San Blas
San Blas Indians Revolt Ties to Mr Marsh in Panama
Reports from February indicate a San Blas uprising linked to Mr Marsh with a Tule National Congress request for US protectorate status. A state of siege followed as clashes killed up to thirty, a peace accord was signed mid March with promises to abandon hostilities and police arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
San Blas
John Glover South
Marsh
South
Brockport
N. Y
Darien
New York
Mt. Washington Forms Civic Association Election Notice
Mt Washington to form new civic association tomorrow night at Tripoli Theater. Polls open 7:30 to 8:45. Two ticket slate options list officers and directors including Frank Hight Edward Holmes and Edward J Holmes as leaders on blue and red tickets respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Washington
Tripoli Theater
Blue Ticket
Frank Hight
Walter Murray
Ray T. Bogart
William Piepho
Helen Nielson
L. M. Cochnower
Harvey Corcoran
Finley
Brooke
John Kitt
John Cunningham
Albert Oldroyd
A. H. Hawley
Howard Jackson
Red Ticket
Edward J. Holmes
Ni Haller
Frank Stevens
Samuel Turner
William McCall
Thomas IL. Thomas
Hubert Marshall
Max Wunderlich
James McDonald
George Rottner
Edith Lancaster
Junior Chamber plans entertainment for Cincinnati aged
The Junior Chamber of Commerce announces regular senior entertainments for elderly residents in Cincinnati institutions. The first event is at the Widows and Old Men's Home on East McMillan Street March 23 at 7:30 PM, with further visits to several homes including Methodist and Deaconess Homes and the Bethesta and Bodmann facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Widows and Old Men’s Home
East
McMillan Street
Methodist Home
Old Ladies’ Home
Covington
Bethesda
Bodmann
Widows’ Home
Party to Urge Signing of Hospital Lease Bill
A Columbus trip will urge Governor Donahey to sign legislation permitting the city to lease General Hospital to the county for a year. Mayor Carrel says the bill removes legal hurdles and saves about $500 000 this year. Attending are Mayor Carrel city solicitor Frank Bowman A C Bachmyer F C Hicks Cliff Brown Chester Durr and Bleecker Marquette plus other health federation representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrel
Columbus
Donahey
General Hospital
Frank Bowman
A. C. Bachmyer
The
F. C. Hicks
University of Cincinnati
Cliff Brown
Chester Durr
Board of Health and
Bleecker Marquette
Public Health Federation
Metcalf and Hoffman Nominated in Washington Shuffle
Wilder S Metcalf of Kansas nominated for Commissioner of Pensions and Hoffman Philip of New York named Minister to Persia. Senate delays vote on Charles B Warren for Attorney General amid stormy Mellon Michigan feud scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilder S. Metcalf
Kansas
Pensions
Hoffman Philip
New York
Uruguay
Persia
Senate
Charles B. Warren
Mellon
Michigan
Reception Given Teapot Scribes in Cheyenne
In Cheyenne Wyoming on March 14 Governor Nellie Taylor Ross hosted a reception for more than twenty Eastern newspaper men and press representatives amid the Teapot Dome lease litigation. Government counsel Owen J Roberts and Atlee Pomen have each received about 10000 for their work to date, while Sinclair's legal team headed by Martin Littletom and J W Lacey refuses to estimate total costs due to interlinked expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cheyenne
Wyo
Teapot Dome
America
Nellie Taylor Ross
Ross
New York
Sinclair
Harry F. Sinclair
Mammoth Oil Company
Owen J. Roberts
Atlee
Pome
Martin W. Littletom
J. W. Lacey
Wyoming
Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing Company
Fire Claims Two in Milford Cottage Blaze
A fire at a Walnut Beach cottage killed Mrs. Cordelia Jones and her son George Jones Jr. Both were burned to death when a kerosene lamp fire swept the residence. The father and another son Stanley were hospitalized with injuries. The blaze originated from a kerosene lamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Milford
Conn
Cordelia Jones
George Jones, Jr
Bridgeport
Stanley
Walnut Beach
Donahey Holds Scioto Road Contract In Dispute
Columbus March 14 Governor Donahey retains the Scioto County paving contract for the Portsmouth Cincinnati road under seal in the executive office. He claims irregularities in the award but says he will not surrender the contract until court orders or a conclusive legal ruling. The Butler County asphalt contract was deemed regular and was approved. Secretary Meckstroth declines to detail the alleged irregularity in Scioto County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Donahey
L. A. Boulay
Boulay
Portsmouth- Cincinnati
Scioto County
J. A. Meckstroth
Deenahey
Meckstroth
Butler County
Wilbur E. Baker
Baker
Hynicka to Arrive in Cincinnati After Florida Rest
R K Hynicka chairman of the Hamilton County Republican organization is due in Cincinnati early this week after six weeks in Naples Florida. He will attend the Republican Executive Committee meeting on Wednesday and then stay in Cincinnati for the rest of the week before returning to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Hynicka
Hamilton County Republican Organization
Cincinnati
Naples
Fla
Scott Small
Republican Committee
Hynicka
Republican Executive Committee
New York
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Mesopotamia
Pyramid No. 2
Royal Cemetery
Meroe
B.C
Miss Sweeney
NEW Civic Association
Washington
Chic Stenographers Center of Eyes
Jonarey
Florida
Ordening
7Th Wet East
Ghe Smith
Hotel Gibson Orchestra
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