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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1926

Page

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Norwood Manslaughter Charge Dismissed for Herman Masters

A manslaughter charge against Herman J. Masters 31 of Norwood was dismissed by Mayor Harry H. Baker in Norwood Police Court over the February 6 automobile accident at Main Avenue and the B&O crossing that killed Eldridge Moore 62 of Latonia Ky. Masters was not arrested until days after the crash.

Herman J. Masters Marion Avenue Norwood Eldridge Moore Latonia Harry H. Baker Masters Moore Main Avenue

Robberies Reported in Cincinnati Area Night Incidents

At a glance Luther Odd of Green Springs Kentucky said two white men he met at the Pennsylvania Railroad Station took 30 dollars in cash and a 400 dollar diamond ring in a penny matching game in Lytle Park last night. Mrs Ida Yeager of Dayton Kentucky was cut on the leg when a collision occurred at Thirteenth and Vine streets between her husband James Yeager and Frank Geisen. Two white men in an automobile robbed Clarence Dieterich and Thomas Farather of their overcoats at Eighth street and Trenton avenue Price Hill last night.

Luther Odd Green Springs Pennsylvania Lytle Park Ida Yeager Main Street Dayton James Yeager Frank Geisen West Mechicken Avenue Thirteenth and Vine Streets Clarence Dieterich Flower Avenue Thomas Farather Trenton Avenue Eighth Street Price Hill

Miners Ratify Oppose Plan Wage Gale by Unanimous Vote

In Scranton Pennsylvania on February 16 the anthracite miners ratified a new wage agreement after five months of idle toil. The convention, with 158 000 workers to resume work, adjourned sine die as talks in Glen Alden Coal Company offices aimed to seal a five year peace. The mule issue and decked protests were noted but no opposition stood. In Washington the same day Ohio Republicans debated a pre primary state convention while seeking funds to cover a 60 000 debt.

Scranton Philadelphia C. J. Golden District 9 Town Hall Miners’ Scale Committee Glen Alden Coal Company The Commercial Tribune Washington Congress Fred M. Warner Marion Republican State Central Committee Myers Y. Cooper Cincinnati Warner Cooper Columbus Buckeye Frank Murphy Steubenville John C. Speaks John G. Cooper Youngstown Murphy Ohio Werner Republican National Committee State Committee William V. Hodges National Committee

Advocate Eastern Time Year Round in Cincinnati

A letter to City Council from the Eastern Time Committee of the Chamber of Commerce urges year round Eastern Standard Time in Cincinnati. Monte J. Goble of Fifth Third National Bank chairs the committee which cites support from thirty six western cities for a uniform time.

Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce Monte J. Goble Fifth-Third National Bank

Weather map shows cloudiness warm spell with rain then snow

Ohio and parts of the Midwest expect increasing cloudiness and warmer air on Wednesday followed by rain and colder conditions by Thursday, with possible snow flurries at night. Kentucky Indiana and Tennessee see rain and warming then colder spells through Thursday. West Virginia also warms with rain, then cooler air later Thursday. The table lists current and high temperatures and precipitation across major cities such as Eastport Chicago Boston Kansas City Atlantic City Omaha Birmingham Denver New Orleans Phoenix Galveston Spokane Pittsburgh Louisville San Diego Nashville Winnipeg The Pas Francisco and S.S. Marie with varying rainfall records for February 16 1926 as of 7 p.m. meridian time.

Ohio Kentucky Tennessee Indiana West Virginia Eastport Chicago Boston Kansas C Atlanticc Omaha Birm’ham Denver N.orleans Phoenix Galveston Spokane Pittsburgh Louisville San Diego Nashville Winnipeg S.S. Marie Pas Francisco

River traffic and river level report for Cincinnati area

The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 385.2 feet at 6 o clock last night. The John W. Hubbard arrived from Louisville and Betsy from Pittsburgh. Departures included Tom Greene to Pomeroy and John W. Hubbard to Louisville. The Kentucky and B Ann also noted, while the Cincinnati prepared to sail from New Orleans with sugar and molasses aboard. The Cincinnati expected back Thursday morning in February.

Ohio River Cincinnati Vicina Tom Greene Pomeroy John W. Hubbard Louisville B Ann Pittsburgh Kentucky New Orleans Mardi Gras

Marion Talley Poised For Metropolitan Debut Night

In New York the 24 year old Marion Talley prepares for her Metropolitan Opera debut as her family recalls her precocious childhood. Her father, mother, sister Florence, choirmaster John Jones and others traveled to hear her sing while her mother notes her early curiosity with hymn books and phonographs.

New York Marion Talley Gilda Metropolitan Opera Kansas City Marion Charles M. Talley Germany Helen Braun Talley Kansas Florence Florence and I First Christian Church John R. Jones Curlywigs Jones Métropolitan Talley Associated Press Miss Talley Enrico Caruso Metropolitan West Sixty-eighth Street

Federal body given agleg to aluminum data

Federal Trade Commission examiner in the Aluminum Company of America case admitted about 800 letters and contracts from company files over protests by company counsel. The exhibits include inter office letters and tariff references linked to aluminum prices, with hearings to resume and travel to New York Chicago Cleveland and Detroit.

Pittsburg Aluminum Company of America W.W. Sheppard Trad&t Commission R. P. Whiteley Commission George R. Gibbons W. W. Smith Sheppard Whiteley Smith Aluminum Company Gibbins Pittsburgh New York Chicago Cleveland Philadelphia Wheeling Stamping Company Wheeling W. Va The Wheeling Company Aluminum

Davis Holds Up Ruling in Cathcart Case

Immigration matters take center stage as Davis personally handles the Cathcart case, signaling its importance. He notes consular visas remain final authority for British subjects entering the United States unless offenses arise or disease is found after visa grant.

Davis Cathcart Department United States Home Secretary N. Y. World News Service N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co

List of names and addresses appears in historical notice

A collection of personal names followed by a set of addresses across multiple cities and states including Dayton Ohio Mt. Vernon New York Lovingson Kentucky and College Hill Ohio. The chunk ends with garbled text and a question mark.

Edwards Road Besuden Court Ninth St Seventh St. Dayton Highland Laidlaw Lockland Ma T Beck Hill Mt. Vernon N. Y Grandview Rohs + yoming Fredonia Carlisle W. Sixth St. Lovingson Walnut St College Hill

Consul Plans List of British Divorcees for Visa Denial

London report says American Consulate General will forward to Washington a list of prominent English men and women involved in divorces to query visa denial. The issue centers on Countess Cathcart and a British lawyer’s letter. consular officials deny prior notice of divorce influenced visa. Tickets sold by shipping lines must confirm moral character under U S immigration law. Parliament questions whether Britain should push US talks to ease British subjects detention at Ellis Island.

John L. Balderston New York World News Service London State Department Washington Commercial Tribune Mail Henry le Brasseur Countess Cathcart le Brasseur Farl America United States J. G. Fairfax Austen Chamberlain Ellis Island

Earl of Craven Plans Bermuda Voyage

Earl of Craven will sail from Halifax Nova Scotia for Bermuda on February 27 aboard the Canadian Fisher. He will view Canada during the voyage and criticized New York press interference by telephone. He declined to comment on the Countess of Cathcart’s detention at Ellis Island.

Earl of Craven Bermuda Associated Press Montreal Halifax Canadian Fisher Canada New York Lord Craven Yellow Press Countess of Cathcart Ellis Island

Gilman to Present City Administration Personnel

Edgar Dow Gilman executive assistant to Colonel Sherrill City Manager will present personnel for the city administration at a Woman's City Club event today at noon.

Edgar Dow Gilman Colonel Sherrill

Lodge Notices Special Convocation for Royal Arch

Lodge Notices evilwinning Chapter No. 97 A A M calls a special convocation on Wednesday February 17 at 7 p.m. for Royal Arch work. Visitors welcome. GEO. Shoemaker H P A T Roever Sec'y.

Royal Arch Geo. Shoemaker H. P. A. T. Roever Sec’y

Obituary notices for Davis Jones Og Rockwell Steel and others

Death notices list multiple local residents with dates in February 1926. Entries include Be at s Davis Esther wife of D S Davis funeral from 1917 Crown avenue Norwood February 17 at 2 pm Jennie Carrick Jones widow of David Jones Feb 16 with services at Cincinnati Crematory Feb 17 2 pm Florence C Cesper wife of E W Opper funeral February 18 2 pm Eva J Rockwell funeral February 17 10 30 am at 1797 Taft road Walnut Hills and Ab Biddle Steel wife of Edward Steel born 1861 funeral February 17 2 pm College Hill Presbyterian Church with viewing prior. Spring Grove interment indicated.

Cesper—Florence C E. William Og Dana Avenue Rockwell Eva J Walter E. Rockwell Taft Road Walnut’ Hills Steel Ab Biddle Edward Steel Cedar Avenue College Hill College Hill Presbyterian Church Ieee Spring Grove

Cin. Cremation Co. Public Notice

Sanitary aesthetic modern wording appears for a Chicago cremation firm listing services and address details. An array of names such as Busse Borgmann Co Funeral Directors and Free Chapel are noted along with three chapels and central building identifiers.

Cin. Cremation Co Central Bidg Busse & Borgmann Co Freeman Nechareau

Equitable Building Fire Tests Fireproof Claim in New York

A basement fire at the Equitable Building on lower Broadway caused flames to breach a 35th floor shaft. Firefighters saved most of the structure after a three hour battle. Four workers reached the roof and were rescued on the forty fourth floor ledge. Damaged offices included American Smelting and Refining Company. Loss estimated at $100,000 with the building valued at $31 million.

Associated Press New York Equitable Lower Broadway American Smelting and Refining Company Equitable Life Assurance Society

Births in Town Reported From Local Families

Birth announcements list numerous couples from Gland to West Fork and Glendale. Names include Romilda, Elber, Mable. August and Rose. Gordon, Ruth. Charles and Ethel. William and Della. Frank and Frances. Clem B Mary. Robert and Barbara. Pete and Ruth. Nicholas and Mary. Frank Celia. Tebert Lulu a. Joseph and Dave. Jace Ida. George Ollie. Several specify girls or boys.

Np Gland Romilda Gest Stree Dutton Elber and Mable Duckcreek August Rose Box West Fork Road A Eee Alice Betts Gordon Flarry Ruth Glendale Groeschen Charles and Ethel Sherman Avenue Norwood Grosardt William and Della Glenmore Avenue Cat Clara Oakland Avenue Mer Frank and Frances Linwood Road Lipps Clem B. Mary Tanner Road Martin Robert and Barbara Chateau Avenue Pete and Kemperane Powelk Thomas and Elizabeth Brownway Avenue Girs Riehle Nicholas and Mary North Overlook Eee Schewene Celia Jones Tice Tebert Lulua Maderis Torino Joseph Dave Heck Trohn Margaret Eric Warner Jace Ida Vine Street Orth George and Ollie West Inth Street Aixi

Grace Salisbury Dies in Auto Crash in Hamilton County

Grace R Salis bury, 21, of 453 East Fifth street, died at Good Samaritan Hospital from a fractured skull after a car carrying James J Kilgariff, 35, an attorney, and two others overturned at Clifton and Joseline Avenues last Saturday night. Kilgariff was injured. others escaped with bruises.

Grace R. Salisbury East Fifth Street Good Samaritan Hamilton County Miss Salisbury James J. Kilgariff Pine Grove Avenue Clifton Joseline Avenues

Four Surviving Crew Land After Offshore Schooner Wreck

Boston dispatch reports the French fishing schooner Muguet wrecked 200 miles west of the Azores. The West Harcuvar rescued three men and a cabin boy after eleven days adrift. two others were lost. Captain Charles Leroy and two seamen kept the hulk afloat as gales battered the vessel.

Associated Press Boston Shipping Board West Harcuvar Azorea Charles Leroy

Salt laden Mugnet in distress rescue at sea

The Mugnet sailed from Bordeaux on September 22 bound for St. Pierre Miquelon with 225 tons of salt. After a storm she limped into the Azores in distress. The boneprit booms and lifeboat lost, rails smashed, hatches stove in and cargo waterlogged. Survivors exhausted, food scarce until West Har cuvar found their signals and rescued them between gales.

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