Briand Leaves London Naval Parley Amid Anger
French Foreign Minister Aristide Briand quits the London naval conference in protest over three grievances. Prime Minister MacDonald and Tardieu’s positions and promises fuel the dispute as Briand hints at returning with Tardieu to push France’s stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briand
NAVAL
Johnl. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
Aristide Briand
MacDonald
Carlton
Paris
France
Andre Tardieu
St. James's Palace
Stimson
Morrow
Admiralty
A. V. Alexander
Italy
Chequers
Tardieu
Genemrt
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Italian Foreign Minister Reneges on Fire Power Pact Parity Condition
Adamant Italian Foreign Minister heads the delegation to London naval talks and declines to join a fire power agreement unless parity between France and Italy is guaranteed. The stance emphasizes equal standing rather than broader alliance terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
France
Italy
Counterfeiter Arrested Over 25 Cent Plaister Casts in Covington
Secret Service men in Covington Kentucky arrested Ruchel Moore aged 27 of Newport on counterfeiting charges after plaster of paris casts and several counterfeit 25 cent coins were seized. Moore pleaded not guilty and was held on bond while investigations link him to earlier fake money cases and associates arrested weeks prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Service
Covington
Ruchel Moore
East Tenth Street
Newport
United States
Grand
Harry Buck
Moore
Cleveland Schafe
Buck
Atlanta
District Court
Kentucky
Death by firing squad ordered for Delbert Green in Utah
Delbert Green, who killed his wife, her mother, and his uncle near Layton Utah, chose firing squad over hanging and was sentenced by District Judge Eugene F Pratt to be shot at the state penitentiary May 17. The jury verdict carried no leniency recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmington
Utah
Delbert Green
Eugene F. Pratt
State Penitentiary
James Green
Green
Layton
Romaterial
Pratt
Jail prisoner rejects liberty and stays in jail
Judge Dennis J. Ryan reviewed the case of Lewis Hill 22 formerly of Rhode Island who had been fined 200 and jailed 30 days for malicious destruction of property. Hill preferred continued jail to conditional release and rejected probation with employment reporting duties. the judge ordered him returned to the County Jail to serve until August 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis J. Ryan
Ryan
Lewis Hill
Pihode Island
Hill
Applesauce Keeps The World Moving
Charles R. Wiers of the Spirella Company in Niagara Falls urges advertisers to use steady newspaper advertising rather than erratic bursts. He says the world likes applesauce in varying forms and timing and that good will and consistent ads build successful business relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Applesauce
Charles R. Wiers
Spirella Company
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Cincinnati Advertisers’ Club
Gibson
Mr. Wiers
Duquesne Gas Corporation Formed To Control Western PA Gas Rights
The affiliation of several major gas companies led to the creation of the Duquesne Gas Corporation to hold gas properties in Western Pennsylvania. The new holding company will control leases or owned rights to over 40 000 acres, including subsidiaries People's Natural Gas and Columbia Natural Gas. Equitable Gas, a subsidiary of the Philadelphia Company, is also linked through Standard of New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Columbia Gas and Group
New York
Sean Oil Company of
New Jersey
Standard Gas and Electric Company
American Water Power and Electric Company
Columbia Gas and Electric Company
Pennsylvania
Duquesne Gas Corporation
People’s Natural Gas Company
Columbia Natural Gas Company
Standard of New Jersey
Equitable Gas Company
Philadelphia
Standard Manufacturers
Plans for fifty talkie theaters including Cincinnati
B S Moss, former Radio-Keith-Orpheum owner, outlines a plan to build about fifty show houses with acoustical design enabling uniform talking pictures. One theater is planned for Cincinnati though no site or opening date is set. Each venue would seat about 2500 with extended fan seating and distributed amplifying devices to remove dead spots guided by an acoustical engineer. Moss believes audiences will prefer these new scientifically engineered theaters over existing talking picture houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
B. S. Moss
Radio-Keith-Orpheum Organizatio
Cincinnati
Moss
Commercial Tribune
Ohio City
Cincinnati House
Can Rum Transporter Be Prosecuted In Every Ohio County Traversed
The Ohio Supreme Court is asked whether a liquor transporter can be prosecuted in every county he passes through. The question arose from a Huron County case where E. H. Shipman and Ralph Eldridge moved liquor from Huron Jail into Sandusky County, were convicted there, but ruled not prosecutable in multiple counties for the same offense. If allowed, prosecutions could extend across twelve to fourteen counties from Cleveland to Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Supreme Court
Huron County
E. H. Shipman
Ralph Eldridge
Sandusky County
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Hoover's Health Improves Since Presidency Says Doctor
Washington March 197 President Hoover shows improved health compared with a year ago Dr Royal Copeland of New York reports He warned Hoover not to burn the midnight oil and to rest He plans to stay up late reviewing the Supreme Court vacancy candidates and will decide in the morning after sleeping on it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Royal Sg. Copeland
New York
Copeland
Supreme Court
Prohibition Advocates Address House Judiciary Panel
Dry supporters led by William Howard Taft's letter and remarks from Josephus Daniels and Commander Evangeline Booth urged continued enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment. They argued prohibition improves social order and saves vast sums on liquor costs, while noting shifts in slum and workplace conditions since its enactment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Howard Taft
Josephus Daniels
Evangeline Booth
House Judiciary Committee
Horace PD. Taft
Watertown
Conn
William SS. Bennett
House
New York
Chicago
Mystery paralysis hits Cincinnati area many cases report
An epidemic of mild paralysis sweeps Cincinnati with physicians split on the cause. Doctors cite germs in air or sputum, Jamaica ginger, infantile paralysis, and bootleg alcohol as possible factors. Hospitals report dozens of cases among men, with most expected to recover. no definite diagnosis yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Carl A. Wilzbach
Public Health Federation
William’ H. Peters
C. E. Shinkle
Highland Avenue
Ripley (O
Kentucky
General Hospital
Covington
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Middletown
G. D. Lummis
State Department of Health
Lummis
Ripley
Pt. Pleasant
A. C. Bachmeyer
Wilzbach
Poisoned Liquor Blamed in Death of Haefner
Two official investigations open in Butler County into the death of Arthur Haefner a 26 year old man with a history of mental deficiency. Doctors allege poisoned liquor caused his collapse and death after he was found in the basement of Ross Auto Sales Company. Coroner Edward Cook and Sheriff Luther Epperson seek the liquor source while Haefner died after hours of medical effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Vel O
Arthur Haeffner
Haefner
O.J. Smith
J. F. Bausch
Venice
Edward Cook
Luther Epperson
Butler County
Ross Auto Sales Company
George Ssor
Greek brides from voyage spark 1000 matches to Athens
In New York a thousand Greek maidens send portraits to American husbands via the liner Saturnia. The Order of Ahepa distributes the images to eligible men aboard before the ship sails to Greece. Expectant brides plan to greet the voyage in Piraeus with music and a procession toward the Acropolis amid priestly ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
America
Amelio Emboldi
Consulich
Saturnia
Order of Ahepa
Greece
Helens
Aphrodites
Aspasias
Melpomenes
Pireaus
Athens
Constantine
Pericles
Aristides
Jason
Xenophon
His Ear for Music Willies Downfall
In Municipal Court Willie Bush of 1029 West Seventh street forced a door during a Negro Singing Society session at Melvin Charles’s home 924 West Seventh street. Charles protested and Bush was fined 40 dollars plus costs for the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negro Singing Society
Willie Bush
West Seventh Street
Melvin Charles
Bush
Irresistible impulse enters Trene Shrader murder trial
In New Castle Pennsylvania on March 19 the defense seeks to admit an irresistible impulse to rob as insanity evidence in the trial of Trene Shrader accused of killing a highway patrolman after a store hold-up. Judge Hildebrand to rule tomorrow after cross examination of Mrs Shrader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Trene Shrader
R. L. Hildebrand
Ben Jarrett
Kreter
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Strange Interlude to Open at Erlanger Grand Opera House
Eugene ONeills play Strange Interlude, starring the Chicago company, will open at the Erlanger Grand Opera House Sunday. Mail orders are being received, box office opens tomorrow, and the nine act drama will begin at 5 30 with a dinner intermission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene O’neill
Erlanger Grand Opera House
Milford Unger
Chicago
Cincinnati
Theater Guild
Marco Millions
Volpone
O’neill
Lord Balfour Dies After Long Public Life
Londons reported death of Lord Balfour former Prime Minister and statesman respected for courtesy. King George and both Houses paid tribute as Zionist leader Weizmann mourned the loss in England. A separate incident covers Manuel Shreve 19% killed in Elmwood Place during an I spy game with no clear suspect.
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Woking
Surrey
England
Lord Balfour
Great Britain
Victoria
James Coltman
James
George
House of Lords
House of Commons
Chaim Weizmann
Zionist Council
Boy Killed by Auto in Hamilton County Toll
Five year old Billy Short of 2151 Vine street was struck while crossing Vine street near Vine Street Public School and St Joe street. He was hit by a truck driven by Fred Feinhaus of 2313 Vine street and died at General Hospital from a fractured skull crushed chest and a broken leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Billy Short
Vine Street
St. Joe Street
Fred Feinhaus
General Hospital
Judge Urges Cops To Shut Off Fountain Bootleg Stings
Municipal Court Judge A I Luebbers chastised officers for raiding suspects instead of bootleggers. Herbert L Thompson was arraigned for possessing liquor after a patrolmen's raid. judge ordered a ten day continuance to challenge the legality of the search. Other liquor and theft cases followed with fines, plus a grand jury bond for William Lintz on embezzlement charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. I
Luebbers
Herbert L. Thompson
McMillan Street
Oliver Connell
West Seventh Street
George Haas
Clark Street
James Wells
Wells
Clarence Miller
George Street
Miller
William Lintz
West Third Street
Ray Jewelry Company
West Fifth Street
Senate Amendments Block Deficiency Bill Action
Washington March 19 Final action on the deficiency bill carrying about 170 million dollars for funding shortages in government departments was blocked in the House as three Senate amendments were rejected and sent back to conference. A 100 million dollar Farm Board item approved by the Senate at Hoover’s request will let the board continue agricultural rehabilitation, bringing total Farm Board funding to 250 million from the initial 500 million revolving fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Federal Farm Board
Hoover
Farm Board
Flushing High School Students Strike Over Superintendent Firing
One hundred twenty five students at Flushing High School walked out in protest today after the Board of Education dismissed Superintendent Herbert W. Tremer. The action follows the controversy surrounding his removal and reflects student support for the administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flushing, Mich
Board of Education
Herbert W. Truemner
Flushing High School
Temperatures Across States Shift With Snow Flurries
A weather summary notes Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana turning warmer Thursday and Friday with cloud cover and light rain, then much colder with possible snow flurries. Tennessee remains fair then warmer before similar clouds and colder air. The report lists temperatures for cities including Cleveland, New York, Chicago, Atlanta, St. Louis, and Denver, noting highs in the 60s, lows around the 40s, and several precipitation readings in the past day.
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Ohio
Tennessee
Kentucky
Indiana
Eastport
Boston
Nashville
Albany
Cleveland
New York
Saints
Marne
Pittsburgh
Avera
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Ing
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Rapidan
Adamant
Associated Press
Dino Grandil
Federal Secret Service
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Hangman
BIG GA
Queen Ghty
Taft
Drys
Roper
Daniel C. Roper
Internal Revenue
Lenna Lowe Yost
National Association of Organizations
Irving Fisher
Oale. University
Wilson
Methodist Board of Temperance
Deets Picltt
Booth
Col. H
Salvation Army
Pe&r
A& Hotel
Bowery
Jenkins
Intels
Acropolis
Alice Diplarakon
Europe
Willie
Trigge
Judge’s Bench
Neill
Erlanger Grand
O Underwood
Critain
Balfour
U. S
Manuel Shreve
Beech Street
Elmwood Place
Shreve
Benjamin R. Shreve
Young Shreve
Dudley Miller
Jonly
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