Senate adjourns as Borah leads liberal Republicans in power
The 1925 Senate adjourned sine die with Democrats and Republicans forming a coalition led by William Borah Idaho and other liberal Republicans. President Coolidge faces a rebuff to appoint Warren allies while Sargent becomes Attorney General and Woodlock seen as likely for railroad-finance roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
Washington
United States Senate
John G. Sargent
Coolidge
Mr. Warren
Senate
Warren
Congressional
Harlam F. Stone
Supreme Bench
Senate Judiciary Committee
Woolidge
Congress
William E. Borah
Idaho
Norris
Nebraska
Hiram Johnson
California
Howell
Ciuzens
Michigan
McMasters
Norbeck
South Dakota
Senator Robinson
Arkansas
Robinson
Walsh
Montana
Reed
Missouri
America
Mexico
Japan
Senate deadlocks over Woodlock ICC nomination
In a fractious special session the Senate adjourned without voting on Charles B. Warren for Attorney General and failed to confirm Thomas F. Woodlock to the Interstate Commerce Commission due to Southern bloc opposition. Twenty eight nominations proceeded. thirty two confirmations were recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
Senate
Sixty-ninth Congress
Charles B. Warren
Teapot Dome
Curtis
Trammell
Thomas F. Woodlock
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Woodlock
Mark W. Potter
Overman
North Carolina
Smith
South Carolina
Bullet Proof Glass Foils Bank Robbers in St Louis
In Pine Lawn Bank St Louis a teller cage of bullet proof glass stopped a robbery. Two masked men fired five shots at the cage wounding patron Joseph Silver slightly after they demanded cash. The robbers fled without taking any loot as bank officials and Silver survived the shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Pine Lawn Bank
Joseph Silver
Silver
American diplomatic slate near complete with Pan American posts filled
The United States fills the last Pan American posts, naming Peter A. Jay ambassador to Argentina and Ulysses Grant-Smith minister to Uruguay, with George L. Kreeck named minister to Paraguay. Remaining vacancies include China, Romania, Albania, and a Tangier agent as part of a broader foreign service reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Peter Augustus Jay
Rhode Island
Argentina
Ulysses Grant-Smith
Pennsylvania
Uruguay
George L. Kreeck
Kansas
Paraguay
Jay
Grant-Smith
Kreeck
Kellogg
Senate
China
Jacob Gould Schurman
Berlin
Romania
Albania
Tangier
Foreign Service
Constantinople
Moscow
Marl L. Bristol
Turkey
Hughes
Coolidge
Congress
Harding
Trial trials over cash boosts in Kirby case in Cleveland
In Cleveland March 18 a typewritten balance sheet of the Cleveland Discount Company shows cash raised by 220000 with alterations by Raymond L Poland and Josiah Kirby. Federal and state prosecutors press two main charges: false financial statement and cash on hand overstated. Witnesses describe related transactions involving Morland Courts and other linked entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Discount Company
Josiah Kirby
Raymond L. Poland
Discount Company
Common Pleas
J. S. Egan
Post Office Department
Washington
Kirby
David E. Green
Egan
W. V. Tompkins
Green
Charles Higley
Edward O. Peck
The
Peck
Dan’b. Cull
Walter D. Mears
Boland
Morland Courts
Discount
van Sweringen Company
Moreland Courts
David Holding
North Shaker Boulevard
South Shaker Boulevard
Morland Heights Development
Herndon Named Director of Ohio Traffic League
Samuel Herndon acting manager traffic department Chamber of Commerce was elected a director of the Ohio State Traffic League at its annual Columbus meeting. The group considered rate issues affecting shippers in Cincinnati and statewide, including proposed railroad class rate increases between Central Freight Association territory and Eastern trunk lines, now before the Interstate Commerce Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Herndon
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio State Traffic League
Columbus
Cincinnati
Central Freight Association Terriory
Eastern Trunk Lines
Interstate Commerce Commission
Suit filed over $2500 investment with Kirby in 1922
P J Telfer of Williamsville filed in Municipal Court a $2500 suit against Josiah Kirby claiming he invested $5000 in the Cleveland Discount Company and received only half the money back after Kirby promised to guarantee the investment. Telfer says Kirby agreed to buy Cleveland Discount stock and trade it for bonds and return money or bonds within 90 days. Kirby denies any transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirby
Associated Press
Cleveland
Josiah Kirby
Cleveland Discount Company
P. J. Telfer
Williamsville
Cleveland Discount
Telfer
Three Navy sailors praised for valor after turret blast
Secretary Wilbur commends Jacob Morgenstein Alfred J. McBride and Aloysius Ignowski of the Mississippi for brave actions during the turret explosion last June off the Pacific Coast. Morgenstein stayed at his station in the handling room. McBride operated the sprinkler system to halt the fire. Ignowski, dazed yet aided two men through the hatch and smothered flames with his jumper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Wilbur Today
Mississippi
Pacific Coast
Jacob Morgenstein
Seaman
East 118Th Street
New York City
Alfred J. McBride
Toatswain
Isabelle Greene
Thirteenth Avenue
Newark
N. J
Aloysius J. Ignowski
West Twentieth Street
Chicago
Morgenstein
McBride
Ignowski
Five Dollar Gold Piece Found on Church Collection Plate
In Middletown Connecticut a First Church treasurer found a five dollar gold coin on the offering plate. A stranger next day asked for it claiming he had left the coin by mistake. The treasurer returned the coin and the man rewarded his honesty with a quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World News Service
Middletown
Conn
Recovery of St Paul Seen as Reorganization Steps Begin
A rapid reorganization of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway under receivership was forecast as stock and bondholders form protective committees to plan financial readjustment. Proposals aim to swap cash for new shares, replace bonds, and trim annual fixed charges by about 12 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Chicago
St. Paul
Puget Sound Tours
Frederick H. Ecker
Protective Committee
Harry E. Byram
The
Mark W. Potter
Edward J. Brundage
Board of
J. Ogden Armour
Franklin M. Crosby
Minneapolis
C. H. McNider
Mason City
B. L. Philipp
Milwaukee
Samuel McRobert
E. S. Harkness
G. G. Mason
W. E
Griswold
S. P. Fisher
D. G. Geddes
M. N. Buckner
John McHugh
Byra
St. Paul Commons
Loney
Dawes Plans Public Push to End One-Man Filibuster
Vice President Dawes will campaign for a Senate rule change to prohibit one-man filibusters. He will speak at the Associated Press luncheon in New York on April 21 and may visit Ohio and Indiana. He urged Americans to take the issue to the people beyond Senate action, as Underwood and Copeland proposals stall in committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dawes
Senate
Associated Press
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Marietta
Underwood
Ala
Copeland
N. Y
Queen City Motor Bus Company Formed In Cheviot
Lester A. Jaffe announces the incorporation of the Queen City Motor Bus Company to operate a line from the C and O Railway crossing at Ferguson road Cheviot to the Warsaw car line end. The venture awaits action by the State Public Utilities Commission and a permit application has been filed. Capitalization is $10,000 with no stock issued until the commission rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson Road
Cheviot
Queen City Motor Bus Company
Lester A. Jaffe
Jaffe
State Public Utilities Commission
Shepherd held without bail in McClintock murder case flap
Chicago string stretches from William D. Shepherd’s arrest to a sprawling inquiry into the death of Billy McClintock. Prosecutors say typhoid germs and poison played a hand, while defense counsel calls it a giant conspiracy. The case ties Dr. Farman and a web of guardians, heirs, and fortunes across Chicago and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherd
Esatendé
Chicago
William D. Shepherd
William Nelson McClintock
Dc. C. Farman
Robert E. Crowe
Bacillian
William Scott Stewart
Stewart
Farman
Jacob H. Hopkins
Criminal Courts
Faiman
Cook County
McClintock
Peter Hoffman
Crowe
Insurance Company
Hoffman
Oscar Olson
Olson
Lewis M. Terman
Leland Stanford, Jr
Johnson County
Indiana
Trail of Misfortune Follows Mc Clintock Fortune Recalled
A century old tale traces ill luck that shadows each holder of the Mc Clintock fortune. The vast sum rested briefly with Billy McClintock before passing onward to an English nobleman whose name remains incomplete in the fragmentary text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClintock
Billy” McClintock
American Heiress Urged to Marry Bank-Broke Prince
Berlin reports Prince Alexander Honenhohe-Oheringen seeks a wealthy American bride. He is described as broke, twice married, once stripped of his title, and arrested for begging in Budapest. Lawyers in Europe aim to find a rich wife. message targets American heiresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Spewack
New York World News Service
Berlin
Prince Alexander Honenhohe-Oheringen
Lucy Stoner
Budapest
Europe
Baron von Gabelsteih
N. Y
N.Y
Fall's Teapot Dome remarks mark first postindictment defense
Albert B. Fall departs the Teapot Dome trial scene after his indictment as defense counsel for Sinclair and Littleton frame the case as a fight against defamatory charges. The defense argues bond and loan details are unrelated to any bribe and previews testimony from naval and mining experts to prove the lease was agreed with full discussion and no fraud. Subpoenas are issued for missing witnesses abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Teapot Dome
Harry F. Sinclair
Martin W. Littleton
Continental Trading Company
Liberty
Sinclair
Continental
Littleton
John K. Robinson
Bureau of Engineering
H. Foster Bain
Bureau of Mines
A. W. Ambrose
Bureau
Edward H. Chandler
Sinclair Crude, Oil Purchasing Company
J. W.zevely
Zevely
Senate
Fall
George P. Hoover
Senator Walsh
Dem
Mont
Walsh
Robison
California
Edward L. Doheny
Doheny
Kennedy
H. M. Blackmer
James E. O'Neil
Robert W. Stewart
Washington
United States
Dean to Address Women on Taxpayer Role
Charles M. Dean the Collector of Internal Revenue will speak this afternoon at the Institute of American Government in Linton on Women as Taxpayers. Mrs Wilmer H. Crawford, chairwoman, says he will discuss the stance of women property holders in supporting the federal government. Meeting starts at 2 30.
Newport Rothens Appeals From Conviction
Steve Rothens, 51, formerly of New York City, convicted of robbery in Campbell County Circuit Court, received the maximum ten-year sentence and appealed to the Court of Appeals. He was found guilty of entering Mrs. A. J. Kellys home in Bellevue Kentucky on June 6 1921 and stealing jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Rothens
New York City
Caldwell
Campbell County
Rothens
Frankfort Reformatory
Court of Appeals
A. J. Kelly
Front Street
Bellevue
Burial of Policeman Owen McLaughlin at St Stephen's Cemetery
Policeman Owen McLaughlin aged 45 died at 132 West Fourth Street after a long illness and was buried at St Stephen's Cemetery. Funeral services were held at his home and a requiem high mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Police colleagues served as escorts and pallbearers were fellow officers appointed by Chief Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLaughlin
Owen McLaughlin
West Fourth Street
St. Stephen's Cemetery
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Snyder
Realty Transfers Across Fort Thomas Bellevue Newport and Dayton
Real estate transfers list transactions in Ft. Thomas Bellevue Newport and Dayton. Rosa A Hartwey sells Rosemont Avenue property to James A Austin for 2000. Harry C Spinks sells Clark Street parcel to John J Edinger and Charles C Anderson for 1500. Mary Kroness sells York Street property to Harry Toran for 5500. Rose A Hartwey sells Ridgeway Avenue property to W R Griffin for 1000. W R Griffin sells Fourth Street parcel to Edwin F Yelton and Levi Jones to Willard Brooks for 2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa A. Hartwey
James A. Austin
Rosemont Avenue
Ft. Thomas
Harry C. Spinks
John J. Edinger
Charles C. Anderson
Clark Street
Center Street
Bellevue
Mary Kroness
Harry Toran
York Street
Sixth Street
Newport
Rose A. Hartwey
W. R. Griffin
Ridgeway Avenue
Edwin F. Yelton
Levi Jones
Willard Brooks
Fourth Street
Dayton
Marriage licenses list local residents and spouses
A partial notice lists marriage licenses for Chester A Nagel and Nellie A Gosney of Newport, plus Robert H Morris and Irene Clybon of Dayton, Marion Seiler and Mabel Mee of Dayton, Cecil Butts of Middletown, Mildred Kyle of Hamilton, Fred J Wilson of Springfield, Christine Ather of Springfield, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester A. Nagel
Newport
Nellie A. Gosney
Robert H. Morris
Dayton
Irene Clybon
Marion Seiler
O. Mabel Mee
O. Cecil Butts
Ceersescats
Middletown
Mildred Kyle
Hamilton
Fred J. Wilson
Springfield
Christine Ather Springfield
Mrs Anna Haas 63 dies in Newport home
Mrs Anna Haas 63 years old wife of Adam Haas a tailor of Seventh and Monmouth streets Newport died at her home last night. Lifelong Newport resident she had been in ill health for years. Survived by husband two children Albert and Mary Haas two nephews Adam Co Haas broker and Alfred Kruse plumber both of Newport Funeral services set for 9 o'clock Saturday morning at St Stephen's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Haas
Adam Haas
Seventh
Monmouth Streets
Hall divorce suit filed over drunkenness and cruelty
In Campbell County Circuit Court yesterday Harry W. Hall of 115 East Front street filed for divorce from Leona Hall citing habitual drunkenness and cruelty as grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Notes
Campbell County
Harry W. Hall
East Front Street
Leona Hall
Judge sentences three in liquor and driving case mix
James Howard a horseshoer was fined 100 dollars and costs and jailed 30 days under a 1000 dollar peace bond by Judge Matt Moore for liquor possession and intoxication. Frank Werrick of Cincinnati was fined 10 dollars and costs on intoxication. Ben Larson of Fourth Street and Washington Avenue appealed after being fined 25 dollars and costs for stop sign violation and reckless driving after colliding with a police emergency car at Ninth and Patterson streets last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Howard
Horseshoer
Matt Moore
Frank Werrick
Cincinnati
Ben Larson
Fourth’ Street
Washington Avenue
Larson
Ninth
Patterson Streets
Suit Filed Against Newport In Cleaning Firm Damages
H. M. Allen filed a Campbell County Circuit Court suit against the City of Newport and the Fenton United Cleaning and Dyeing Company seeking 3000 dollars for injuries suffered by his wife Hattie Allen on January 15 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
H. M. Allen
City of
Newport
Fenton United Cleaning and Dyeing Company
Hattie Allen
Dayton Man Sues City and Utility for 3000 Damages
George Dangelmeier of Fourth Street Dayton Kentucky filed a circuit court suit seeking 3000 damages for injuries to his wife Florence Dangelmeier on December 31 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dangelmeier
Fourth Street
Dayton
City of
Union Light, Heat and Power Company
Florence Dangelmeier
Bellevue woman awarded divorce and child custody in cruelty case
Mrs. Loretta Trimmer of Bellevue Kentucky was granted a divorce from Alva Trimmer on cruelty grounds by Judge Caldwell in the Circuit Court. She also received custody of their five year old daughter Margaret. The couple married February 9 1918. Trimmer was accused of abusing and striking his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Trimmer
Bellevue
Alva Trimmer
Caldwell
Margaret
Trimmer
Arrest in auto theft case in Dayton and Newport
William Craig of Dayton Kentucky was arrested on a warrant sworn by G B Barrett of Newport charging auto theft. He was turned over to Newport police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Craig
Third Avenue
Dayton
Ortlieb
G. B. Barrett
West Seventh Street
Newport
Border clash taken to league
Lithuania protest to the League of Nations after a clash on the Lithuanian Polish frontier. Polish border guards defeated Lithuanians at Szervinty between Kovno and Vilne on March 16, Lithuanians retook positions next day but with three prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albin E. Johnson
New York World News Service
Geneva
League of Nations
M. Karneckis
Poland
Vilna
Lithuania
Szervinty
Kovno
Vilne
League
Middle Europe
Eastern Europe
Copyright
N. Y
C and C to Spend 1 650 000 in Ohio and Kentucky
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway will start four construction projects in Ohio and Kentucky totaling 1 650 000 dollars. The largest project is an engine terminal at Russell Kentucky estimated at 1 108 450 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Richmond
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company
Ohio
Kentucky
Russell
Covington Plans State Geological Survey of Minerals
State Senator Charles Truesdell urged a $100000 appropriation for Kentucky geological surveys. He noted over 20000 square miles of the state remain unmapped for minerals and said Governor Fields supports the effort. He listed coal, stone, marble, clays, oil, gas, barium, glass sand, limestone, rock asphalt, shales and cement materials among resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Truesdell
Ft. Thomas
Industrial Club
Kentucky
Mississippi River
Truesdell
Governor Fields
Trustees Debate Disposal of Sanatorium Cash
The Kenton County Tuberculosis Sanatorium trustees discuss what to do with 38350 dollars raised by a prior county tax assessment. Since building a sanatorium was abandoned, they may hold a meeting to dispose of the fund and possibly seek court approval to transfer the money to another county fund for different uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County
Sheriff Warns Citizens on Dog Catcher Operations
Sheriff Thiel warns residents to stop aiding homeless dogs during dog wagon rounds. Three men operating the wagon report dogs being carried into homes, which the sheriff says is unlawful. Interfering with the wagon can lead to arrest. fines up to 100 dollars or three months in jail. Dogs go to the pound for a week for license redemption. unredeemed dogs are shot. Humane Officer T. J. Rogers acts as executioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiel
T. J. Rogers
Welfare group opposes farm purchase for city quarry
Latonia Welfare Association members voiced opposition to buying Frank Schlosser's farm on Highland pike for a new city quarry. They support City Commissioners plan to build a garbage reduction plant to replace the aging incinerator. Resolutions outlining the stance will be presented to the City Commissioners today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latonia
Seventy-Five to Receive 32d Degree in Scottish Rite
The Indian History Scottish Rite Masons opened their spring reunion at Masonic Temple in the city. A class of seventy-five will receive degrees from the fourth to the thirty-second during the reunion, ending Saturday with a banquet. The Thirty-second Degree will be conferred Saturday afternoon. The class is led by Dr. J. E. Sullivan Dr. J. Robert Kelley and Norman Gibson with Prof. J Lincoln Newhall directing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Fourth
Scott Streets
J. E. Sullivan
J. Robert Kelley
Norman Gibson
J. Lincoln Newhall
German attache seeks citizenship in District Court
Frank Xavier Russwurm, 23, an attache of St. Elizabeth Hospital, filed for first citizenship papers in District Court. He is a native of Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Frank Xavier Russwurm
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Germany
C. H. Chase
Middlesboro
Thomas C. Corder
Danville
Morris Thomas
Memphis
Tenn
Frank Malone
Dayton
Manson
Charles Blackburn
Alexander Avenue
Lower St. Louis
Garrard Ave
Local names listed from Kentucky and Ohio residents
Readable entries show residents and locations including Fulton L Pugh Zion Station Kentucky Estella James Fred C Winters Hamilton Ohio Aldia Fackey Harvey Graves Dayton Ohio Isabell Cordell Dayton Ohio Jesse Hadge Erlanger Kentucky Ellen Leach Covington Carrie Rickiisscci Covington Kentucky and Ohio places across multiple towns. The fragment outlines personal names tied to specific cities without additional context or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton L. Pugh
Zion Station
Estella James
Dayton
Jesse Hadge
Erlanger
Ellen Leach
Mente
Iinis
Covington
Carrie Rickiisscci
Warrants Issued for Four Drug Clerks
Warrants sworn by state drug inspector A. G. Snow charge four Ig clerks with selling poisons without a license. Named are John Greenwald manager at McMillan and Gilbert avenues Marion E. Shott of Reading road 3511 and William Smith and Harry Fischhoff employed at a drug store on Seventy second street Carthage pike Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Snow
John Greenwald
McMillan and Gilbert Avenue
Marion E. Shott
Reading Road
William Smith
Harry Fischhoff
Seventy-second Street
Carthage Pike
Carthage
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Uldoco
BORA
Upper Chamber
Johnson
Couzens
Spencer
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Senate Committee
Jake Hannon
National
Oklahoma
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Canada
Commission
NAVY
Herndon
Ohio Traffic League
U. S. S. Mississippi
Wilbur
Conor
Apio
William Hickling
Hickling
Emma Nelson
Lemars
Shepherds
McClintocks
Prince
Alexander Hohenhohe-Oheringen
Wild
Elliott L. Thurston
Newport Rothens
Kelly Home
Peerless Coal
Sun
Montgomery Coal CO
Main Sts
Covington, Ky
Krause Pure Drugs
Madison Ave
Henry Eichler
Richard
Louise Dresser
Cortez, Virginia
Lee Corbin
Adames Cruze Production
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