President May Fill Vacancies During Senate Absence
The piece notes the President can fill existing vacancies when the Senate is absent, citing Harding’s 1921 Warren recess appointment precedent with Walter Cohen. It surveys likely anti Warren votes from Democrats, Socialists, and Republicans, estimating at least forty-three opposed and up to thirty-nine in support, with several senators unavailable due to pairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Harding
Walter Cohen
New Orleans
Warren
Underwood
Shipstead
Farmer-Labor
la Follette
Washington
Florida
Borah
Hiram Johnson
Couzens
Norris
McMaster
Norbeck
Death of F. U. Flynn 86 Retired Farmer
F. U. Flynn age 86, a native of Indian Hill and retired farmer, died last night at Scarlet Oaks Sanitarium after more than a year of illness. He was unmarried and survived by a niece Miss Lydia Flynn and a nephew Eugtace Flynn. Funeral services will be held at Armstrong chapel tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. U. Flynn
Scarlet Oaks
Mr. Flynn
Indian Hill
Lydia Flynn
Eugtace Flynn
Armstrong Chapel
Turner Wiggins Shot in Street Argument
Turner Wiggins 36 a Black resident of 516 Smith Street was shot in the right shoulder during an argument over a woman at 511 West Sixth Street. Raymond Wilson negro 516 Smith Street was arrested by police officers Brachmeier and Elbert. Wiggins was treated at General Hospital where his condition was not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Wiggins
Smith Street
West Sixth Street
Brachmeier and
Elbert
Raymond Wilson
General Hospital
Wiggins
Eight Arrested on Disorderly Charges in Raids
Police raided multiple residences and charged eight people with disorderly conduct for keeping a disorderly house or related activities. Individuals named include Mrs Edna Meise Maude Harris May Stone Inez Ashley Florence Welsh Helen Smith William Noel Albert Morgan Lon Harriet and Art Howard with associated addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Meise
West Seventh Street
Maude Harris
May Stone
East Eighth Street
Mel Palmisano
Main Street
Fred Ham
Hamilton Avenue
Inez Ashley
West Fifth Street
Florence Welsh
Helen Smith
Vine Street
William Noel
Danville
Albert Morgan
Western Avenue
Lon Harriet
Melish Avenue
Avondale
Art Howard
Hopkins Street
Dalton man dies after alley robbery shooting
Roy Jackson aged 31 of Dalton Georgia died at General Hospital from a bullet wound to the abdomen. He was robbed of 75 dollars by a black man in front of 230 Hatter's alley yesterday evening and shot when he gave chase. Police found Jackson wounded and he said the same assailant had followed him from West Fifth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Jackson
Dalton
General Hospital
Hatter’s Alley
Jackson
Siemer and
Wuest
West Fifth Street
Doubtful Outlook as Alsace School Strike Rumors Circulate
Paris reports no clear prediction on whether the threatened Alsace school strike will occur tomorrow. Monsignor Ruch of Strasbourg warns pupils to stay home, while Deputy Pfleger urges Catholics not to fear. Bas Rhine teachers pledge to follow official instructions and report absences as tensions over religiously taught schools rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Alsace
Monsignor Ruch
Strasbourg
Pfleger
Haute Rhine Department
Bas Rhine
M. Pfleger
National School Teachers* Union
Temps
Colmar
Pastor Klein
Augsburg Confession
Kirby confident of vindication in Cleveland fraud case
Josiah Kirby former president of the Cleveland Discount Company expressed belief he would be vindicated on the eve of his joint trial with Raymond Poland. Five indictments plus a federal charge accuse Kirby of false financial statements and mail fraud tied to stock and security sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Josiah Kirby
Cleveland Discount Company
Kirby
Raymond L. Poland
Special County
Charles J. Forbes
Judge Yeatman Backs Boy Scouts Against Poolrooms Morality
Judge W Meredith Yeatman of the Municipal Court told a College Hill church audience that poolrooms breed crime and urged parents to supervise youth and support the Boy Scout movement. He called for closing disorderly poolrooms and giving prisoners work to reduce crime costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Military Institute
W. Meredith Yeatman
Municipal Court
College Hill Presbyterian Church
Boy Scouts and Military Institute
Edward Richter
Yeatman
Boy Scout Movement
Boy Scouts
Europe seeks American role in new security parleys
The piece argues that Britain plans cruisers and Singapore base push a pre conference leverage while France must be drawn in. It says Germany hopes Coolidge leads toward a broad security pact and disarmament, with Herriot pressured to evacuate the Rhineland if he accepts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Japan
Singapore
America
Great Britain
France
Coolidge
Cologne
Herriot
Rhineland
Dawes
Poincare
Allied Military Control Commission
N. Y
World News Service
N. Y. World
Press Pub. Co
German press hails arms talks urged by Coolidge
Berlin reports praise from Germany for Washington's signal that President Coolidge seeks a general disarmament conference. The dispatch notes consideration of wider international steps and the hope for fresh negotiations to ease global tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Berlin
Germany
Washington
Coolidge
Archers Headed for African Wilds on Bow and Arrow Hunt
Paris March 15 Stewart Edward White author and Drs Arthur Young and Saxton T Pope of San Francisco depart Paris for six to eight months in African jungles armed with bows and arrows. They anticipate visiting England to shoot an arrow into Robin Hood's grave and plan to test the humane appeal of archery over rifles. White has previous big game experience with thirty seven lions and two elephants on earlier Africa trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Stewart Edward White
Arthur Young
Saxton T. Pope
San Francisco
Africa
England
Robin Hood
Sherwood Forest
Dr. Young
White
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World
Press Pub. Co
Peruvians Clamor Over Coolidge Tacna Arica Award
A La Nacion dispatch from Lima reports Peruvians protest President Coolidge's Tacna Arica award. Demonstrations occur daily and a women’s march is planned with 4000 unredeemed province residents to the American Embassy seeking fair arbiters for a plebiscite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Buenos Aires
la Nacion
Lima
Peru
Coolidge
The
Dispatch
Five Thousand Donated at Beth Jacob Temple Dedication
About $5,000 was raised in donations and pledges during the dedication ceremony of the Beth Jacob Temple on Price Hill. The event featured addresses, music, a flag raising, and an inspection of the new Hebrew free school building, with Rabbi F Epstein and others praising American Jewish spiritual values. The temple marks the first Jewish house of worship on Price Hill, serving about 150 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Jacob
Price Hill
Hebrew Free School
F. Epstein
Europe
America
David Philipson
Jacob Kaplan
Louis Feinberg
Multiple Cincinnati Notables Pass Away in Early 1925 Obituaries
Death notices list Maria B. Anderson Louis Hoffmann Harold J. Jones Ida M. Langley Matilda Mueller Theodore E. Rosenberg Caroline Shipley Ross Newcombe S Terrell with residences in Cincinnati area. Funerals scheduled from Ninth Street Baptist Church, residence homes, or Clifton and Wyoming burial at Spring Grove Cemetery departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Maria B. Anderson
Lombardy
West Fourth Street
Wiltsee’s Chapel
West Ninth Street
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Queen City
The
Grand Army
Chicago
Hoffmann—Louis
Caroline Hoffmann
Weidner
Queen City Avenue
Bogen Street
Harold J
Mary E
Margaret and Coburn Jones
Anna Jones Tichenor
D. C. Jones
Denver
Col
Cincinnati
Mack Johnson
McMillan and
Upland Place
Langley
Ida M
Charles
Ida Fuldner Langley
Emma
Norma
Laura Haub
Riddle Road
Mueller
Matilda
Nee Bless
Samuel Mueller
Hanfield Street
Rosenberg
Theodore E
Flora Kaufman
Samuel
Isaac Rosenberg
Lexington Avenue
Avole
Chapel United Jewish Cemetery
Walnut Hills
Ross
Caroline Shipley Ross
Bonsail
Arthur W. Ross
Walnut Street
Wyoming
Terrell
Newcombe S
Sarah A. Terrell
Cramton
Albany Avenue
Paul Huth
Clifton
Ludlow Avenue
Spring Grove Cemetery
Lynchburg
Blanchester
Sanitary Aesthetic Modern Cin Cremation Co Ad
Advertisement for the Sanitary Aesthetic Modern Cremation Co listing Union Central Building address 619 Union and offering a free booklet and free chapel guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Central Bldg
Why Strawberries Grow Whiskers Film Explained
A new Department of Agriculture film titled Why Strawberries Grow Whiskers outlines the handling of strawberries. The Washington Bureau report notes the film was produced by the office of motion lectures for the Bureau of Plant Industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Office of Motion
Bureau of Plant Industry
S Dreben War Hero Dead Friend Of Pershing
Hollywood Cal March 15 Sergeant Sam Dreben 47 a soldier of fortune and American war hero died here today He led a small detachment in October 1918 near St Etienne dislodging Germans killing fifty eight capturing four machine guns taking two prisoners none of his men were wounded He held the Medal Militaire Croix de Guerre and other honors Pershing praised him as one of the bravest men he knew Born in Russia he served in the Philippines China and Honduras and fought with Villa before joining Pershing in actions against Villa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Cal
Sam Dreben
General Pershing
Dreben
St. Etienne
Pershing
Paris
Russia
United States
Philippines
China
Peking
Honduras
Lee Christmas
Adero
Diaz
Mexico
Villa
Learned Yeggmans Art In Atlanta Penitentiary
Charles Bean age 32 claims to learned the art of safe blowing and lock tumbling during a federal prison term in Atlanta. He was seized by Central District police at Parkway Theater while attempting a break in. He carried explosives and ignition gear to destroy multiple buildings and surrendered without a fight. Bean was once a top high school hurdler and quarter-miler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Atlanta
Charles Bean
Central Police
Central District
Parkway Theater
Bean
Weather Summary for Ohio Kentucky and Nearby Regions
Forecast shows increasing clouds and warmer conditions across Ohio and Kentucky on Monday with showers possible Monday night and Tuesday. West Virginia expected fair and warmer, with unsettled conditions and possible showers Tuesday. Indiana and Tennessee forecast fair Monday, warmer Monday, with unsettled and warmer Tuesday. A table lists current highs and lows plus precipitation for cities including Eastport Boston Atl City Louisville Nashville Chicago San Diego and others with March 15 1925 records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
West Portion
Indiana
Tennessee
Eastport
Boston
Atl.City
Birm’ham
Phoenix
N.orleans
Spokane
Galveston
S.fran’co
Louisville
San Diego
Nashville
Winnipeg
Maine
the Pas
Chicago
Down Along the River Cincinnati River Stage Rises
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood 25 feet 6 inches at 6 last night and was rising. Tugboats and barges moved in and out with arrivals from Charleston and Louisville. The Kentucky and the John W. Hubbard were listed with departures for Louisville and a coal tow expected to Kanawha River tomorrow morning. The Betsy Ann was due from Pittsburgh and to return there tomorrow evening. Weather showed river readings from Pittsburgh and Wheeling with cloudy skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Cincinnati
T Greene
Wharleston
Kentucky
Louisville
John W. Rubbard
Julius Fleischmann
Hatfield Reliance Coal Company
Kanawha River
Betsy Ann
Pittsburgh
Parkersburg
Qoointleasant Tee Eeneer
Poouth
Hoot Rowe
Wes
Dam No
Vansville
MOE Snaineinis
Airo, Seser
Nenewcous
Terree
Tenn
Knoxville
Keskek Fa Dinates
Omaha
Neb
Treaty praised in South America in Isle of Pines fallout
Editorials in Buenos Aires applaud the U S Senate ratification of the Isle of Pines treaty with Cuba as boosting U S prestige in Latin America. La Nacion notes related boundary settlements and Tacna Arica awards within two weeks, but credits the Isle of Pines surrender as most significant for defending weak rights and continental security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
United States Senate
Isle of Pines
Cuba
United States
Latin America
Caribbean
la Nacion
America
Wilson
Theodore E. Rosenberg Dies at 60 in Avondale
Theodore E. Rosenberg 60 a West Fifthy street merchant died at his home 811 Lexington Avenue Avondale after a five month illness from an internal disorder He was a co owner of the Pioneer Store with brothers Samuel and Isaac and sister Flora Kaufman A Mason and Syrian Temple Nobles of the Mystic Shrine he will be buried after funeral services at 2 30 on Tuesday at United Jewish Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore E. Rosenberg
West Fifthy Street
Lexington Avenue
Avondale
Rosenberg
Pioneer
West Sixth Street
Syrian Temple
Mystic Shrine
Samuel
Isaac Rosenberg
Flora Kaufman
United Jewish Cemetery
M L Wilkinson Dead
Melville L Wilkinson died today in St Louis Missouri. He was a prominent merchant banker and railroad director and served as President of the Denver Drygoods Company. He held substantial financial interests in St Louis and Columbus Ohio and was widely known in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Wilkinson
Denver
Col
St. Louis
Denver Drygoods Company
Columbus
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Main Store
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Eighth St
Gloriana
Georgette Crepes — Double Wear
Chiffon
Amourette Crepes
Romain
Samuel Spewack
Free! New Wurlitzer
New Temple
Bussé & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
Mcmillan St
Weedburn
Commercial Tribune
S. Dreben
Yeggman
South America
Mats
George Whites
Sissle & Blake
Shubert
Victor Herbert
Walter Woolf
Hammerstein
Rose-Marie
Irene Pavloska
Harry le van
Orpheum
Sky Theater
Irene Rich
Kansas City
Marshall
Mich
Adam
Ohio Truss Co
Cincinnati, O
Cox
Mats Thurs
Curtain
Stuart Walker Company
Capitol
the Kid
Jackie Coogan
the Ragman
Douglas Fairbanks
Bagdad
Warner Baxter
Billie Dove
D. Fairbanks, JR
AIR Mail
Doris Kenyon
Myrtle Stedman
Anna Q. Nilssons
Lloyd Hughes
Johnny Walker
Patsy Ruth Miller
B. F. Keith
Patricola
Roger Imhof CO
Diamonds
Ward & van
Shura Rulewa
Clark Morrell
Kismet Sisters
Pickfords
Mabel Ford
Helen ® Chadwick
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