National Civic Federation forms Department on Political Education
A movement to boost party participation across the nation announces a nonpartisan Department on Political Education led by Elihu Root as Honorary Chairman and Alton B. Parker as Active Chairman. It aims to defend the two party system, urge citizen involvement, and cites 30 million nonvoters in 1924. Prominent leaders from both parties praise the effort.
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Elihu Root
Alton B. Parker
Department On
United States
Europe
Chambers of Commerce
American Legion
National Civic Federation
John W. Davis
William M. Butler
Republican National Committee
Clement L. Shaver
Charles D. Hilles
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ogden L. Mills
Thomas R. Marshall
Frank L. Polk
John Hays Hammond
George B. Cortelyou
Owen D. Young
Simon Guggenheim
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Henry L. Whitfield
Mississippi
Frank QO. Brewster
Maine
Coolidge
Fall Silence Hint On Teapot Dome Testimony
Albert B. Fall arrives in Cheyenne as testimony in the Teapot Dome lease dispute looms. His attorney says he will testify but likely briefly, while judges prepare to rule on admitting Fall’s bank records as evidence of a financial link to Harry F. Sinclair.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Teapot Dome
Fall
C. C. Chase
el Paso
Tex
Mark Thompson
Mr. Wise
Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Mammoth Oil Company
T. Blake Kennedy
Sinclair
World Court Seen as Key Step Toward Lasting Peace
Elihu Root argues in Foreign Affairs that the world court represents the latest, most promising effort to convert antiwar sentiment into action through legal institutions. He notes the court’s establishment under a 1920 treaty, the U.S. push for ratification, and the need for a rudimentary but credible mechanism to align nations on common interests.
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World Court
Root
New York World News Service
New York
Elihu Root
Grotius
Washington
League of Nations
United States
Harding
Coolidge
Senate
Hoot
Wife Swallows Poison After Quarrel, Mrs Ida Satterfield
Despondent after a quarrel with her husband Mrs Ida Satterfield 19 swallowed poison at 640 West Seventh street yesterday afternoon. She was rushed to General Hospital in a serious condition.
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Ida Satterfield
Louis Satterfield
West Seventh _ street
General Hospital
Jolson Sidelined by Laryngitis Again in New York
Al Jolson, the comedian, again suffers recurring laryngitis forcing him to end the New York production and likely travel to California for recuperation. He has missed performances in five weeks.
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Rl Jolson
New York
al Jolson
California
Richard Crane Knighted for Catholic Service at Fenwick Club
Richard Crane, lauded as an honest Christian gentleman, received the insignia of Knight Commander of the Order of St. Gregory the Great from Pope Pius XI in a Fenwick Club ceremony. The event featured a papal brief, a Mass procession, and remarks by Monsignor Nau and Rev. Ryan, noting Crane’s charity work and leadership in Catholic organizations. Two hundred fifty friends attended a testimonial dinner at the Linton.
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Richard Crane
Crane
Fenwick Club
Knights of Columbus
Louis J. Nau
Moeller
Charles EK. Baden
Michael J. Ryan
St. Xavier’s College
Father Ryan
Linton
Edward T. Dixon
Common Peals Court
Mr. Dixon
George H. Magavin
H. J. Feran
Dayton
Pope Pius XI
Robert J. Thuman
Norma Richter
Court Calendar Lists Cases in Common Pleas Courts
The calendar shows cases in Common Pleas Courts with multiple dockets in Rooms 3 and 5, including Kruse vs Revelson, Schweppe vs Garrison, Ziegelmeyer vs Tillar, Lane vs American Liability, and others led by Judges LeBlond Hoffman Struble Ryan Darby. Also listed are Superior Court Judge Marx and Criminal Courts proceedings with several case numbers and times.
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LeBlond
Kruse
Revelson
Schweppe
Garrison
F. L. Hoffman
Michael J. Ziegelmeyer
Marie C. Tillar
Lane
American Liability Company
Judge Struble
Frank Tea and Spice Company
L. Schreiber & Sons Company
C. Callahan Company
C. & O. Railway Company
Rothenbach
American Fixture
Ohio Howe Scales Company
Morrisson
Zeff
Faulkner
Ryan
Evans
The
Cincinnati Traction Company
Superior Court
Marx
Louise G.oskamp
James Cothran
Nekt
Frank Mitchell
Judge Oettinger
H. Scissor
Substantial Earnings Growth Reported by Columbia Gas and Electric
The Columbia Gas and Electric Company and subsidiaries report a sizable rise in net earnings for 1924, despite adverse conditions. The group extended properties with 10.1 million dollars, acquired Huntington Development and Gas, and bought nearly all stock of Columbus Dayton and Springfield gas firms. Total outstanding securities hit 186.2 million, and stockholders rose 8.9 percent to 28,700. The report, sent to stockholders from Charleston, West Virginia, notes improved earnings across most divisions.
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Columbus’ System
Union Gas and Electric Company
Columbia System
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Gas and Electrc Company
Ohio
Dayton
West Virginia
New
Miami Fort
Kentucky
Huntington Development and Gas Company
Columbia Gas
Huntington
W. Va
Ashland
Huntington Company
Columbia
Columbus
Springfield
Pure Oil Company
Ohio Fnel
Ohio Gas and Electric Company
Hamilton Service Company
Dayton Gas Company
Columbia Gas Supply Company
Columbia Gas and Electric Company
Union Light, Heat and Power Company
Cincinnati, Newport & Covington Railway Company
Cincinnati Gas Transportation Company
Maytown Natural Gas Company
Loveland Light and
Philip G. Gossler
Charleston
The
Oakley meeting features councilman talk and school band
The North Hyde Park Business Club meets at Park Hall Oakley tonight with Clifford Cordes councilman from the Second Ward to speak. The Oakley School band under Prof Van Pelt will perform in conjunction with the gathering.
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North
League Backs Danzig Loan for Economic Development
The League of Nations will foster a $7.5 million loan for the free city of Danzig to aid its general economic development. The mortgage loan, arranged under League auspices with London banks, will be known as the municipality of Danzig 7 per cent mortgage loan.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Free City of
Danzig
Municipality of Danzig
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