Overhead Funds Challenge Auto License Road Repairs
Cincinnati officials face a protest over diverting fifty thousand dollars of automobile license funds from street repair to overhead expenses. William Calerdine of the Good Roads Committee demands restoration from any source and urges strict use for maintenance and repair of roads, while City Engineer Krug and Service Director Hornberger deny improper appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Krug
William T. Calerdine
Good Roads Committee
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Calerdine
Krug
City Street Repair Fund
Service
Charles F. Hornberger
Hornberger
Mr. Krug
Charles Jones
Ohio State Automobile Association
Fred H. Caley
Historic hotel bought by bank in Cleves
The William Henry Harrison House on Miami avenue and State road Cleves, built in 1821 and famed for Harrison's presidential news, was sold to Hamilton County National Bank yesterday. After remodeling it will house the bank. The property includes a large lot and was sold by heirs of the John Matson estate.
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William Henry Harrison
Miami Avenue
State Road
Cleves
Hamilton County National Bank
Bank
United States
Fifth Ohio Cavalry
Charles Hayes
John Slinghbaugh
John Matson
Fear of Death Haunts Love Adventuress Before Tragedy
Dr. Zoe Wilkins, osteopath and love adventuress, was murdered in Kansas City after fearing four avengers. Police link a sanitarium deal, a rusty pocketknife, and a janitor named Dillard Davies to the case as investigators probe motive and valuables including diamonds and bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kansas City
Zoe Wilkins
Love Adventuress
Dr. Wilkins
Dillard Davies
Indorses Mellon Plan at Wholesale Lumbermen Dinner
United States Senator Simeon D. Fess of Ohio praised the Mellon taxation plan and War-finance administration in an address to the National American Wholesale Lumber Association at the Hotel Linton. He predicted relief from taxes, noting a billion dollars a year of national debt is being paid and saving taxpayers fifty million in interest. Dwight Hinckley of Cincinnati was elected President with a slate including F Underhill as First Vice President and C A Goodman as Second Vice President. ten directors were elected and several officers reappointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellon
Dwight Hinckley
Cincinnati
Pater
F. Underhill
Philadelphia
C. A. Goodman
Marinette
Wis
G. M. Stevens, Jr
New York
W. W. Schupner
Hinckley
H. W. Blanchard
Boston
Mass
G. R
Senate
Teapot Dome
Department of Justice
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Institute of American Government
Hotel
Linton
United States Senate
Senator Fess
McAdoo
Coolidge
Harding
Cleveland
America
Washington
Doheny
Fall
Fess
Capitol
Myers Y. Cooper
Springfield
Nettie B. Loughead
Republican Party
Edgar M. Johnson
Assembly
Johnson
Police Guard Home Of Philanthropist In New Jersey
Police guarded the home of Christian Mueller a retired noodle manufacturer at Trenton New Jersey to shield him from crowds of needy men who flocked after he gave money to a stranger weeks ago Mueller said gifts would stop until his project proved results and repayment promises from some recipients remained uncertain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Wilkins
Davies
Trvington
N. J
Christian Mueller
Mueller
Senator admits to enjoying a Virginia liquor offer
Senator Bruce of Maryland admitted in the Senate that he recently enjoyed some good Virginia liquor and hopes to repeat the experience. Senator Walsh noted a prior visit to Virginia where he was hospitably offered liquor, prompting banter about the State Bar Association visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bruce
Dem
Senate
Virginia
Walsh
Mont
Senator Bruce
State Bar Association
Four Men Charged in Parma Township Theft Raid
Cleveland police arrested four men working for a Parma Township justice of the peace for breaking into a trunk and stealing 103 dollars during a raid last week. Investigators debate whether the agents took the money while detectives admit the trunk was broken into.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, CO
Edward C. Stanton
Parma Township
Identify girl in N Y hold up
New York police identified a bobbed hair young woman arrested after an attempted hold up of a Manhattan tailor shop as the wife of Albert Guimares, a man jailed in Atlanta for mail fraud. The suspect wore an expensive sable coat matching a stolen garment linked to a Brooklyn bandit case. attorney Leonard R. Hanover advised silence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Manhattan
Albert Guimares
Dorothy Keenan
Guimares
Atlanta
Brooklyn
Dot” Keenen
Leonard R. Hanover
King Refuses State Salary Rise Alone
King Albert stood alone in refusing the recent salary increase for state functionaries. Premier Theunis announced the decision during a budget debate in the Chamber of Deputies. Liberal and Clerical benches greeted the news with cheers.
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Brussels
Albert
Theunis
Chamber of Deputies
Twelve Pupils to Donate Skin for Girl's Graft
Twelve Lehman High School pupils and two instructors in Canton Ohio will donate skin to graft onto 13 year old Jane Daugherty's torn leg after an accident. The skin from Jane's brothers John and Harry was insufficient, following a call for volunteers from 100 respondents.
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Canton
Lehman High School
Jane Daugherty
Jane
John
Harry
Two Women Killed by Auto in Cleveland Crossing
Mrs Rickie Seidel aged 47 and her daughter Mrs Edna Miles aged 22 were struck and killed instantly while crossing a street in Cleveland Ohio. Miles left behind three young children aged two to five. The driver was charged with manslaughter.
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Cleveland
Rickie Seidel
Edna Miles
Miles
Governor Donahey Backs Temple Fund Telegram
Governor Donahey pledges support for the $2,000,000 Masonic Temple campaign in Cincinnati. He notes a century of Masonic ancestry and expresses pride in Ohio's city taking part, saying the temple will serve the Queen City and the Masons and benefit citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donahey
Temple Fund
Charles P. Taft
Masonic Temple
Ohio
Cincinnati
Queen City
Great Order of Masons
Vic Donahey
Honduran De Facto Government Demands U S Force Exit
Washington reports Honduras refusal to assume responsibility for any consequences if the 167 sailors and nine officers remain in Tegucigalpa to protect American lives and property. The Milwaukee contingent was ordered to stay to ensure safety at the capital and legation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Tegucigalpa
L. D. Causey
Milwaukee
Morales
Causey
W. C. Asserson
Fatal Garage Blast Kills Owner as 13 Hurt
In an uptown New York garage two explosions, one from spilled gasoline and a basement tank blast, killed 50 year old William Healy and injured 13 others including patrolman Stark and seven firefighters. Healy’s son William Healy Jr. was among those injured.
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Associated Press
New York
William Healy
William Healy, Jr
Stark
Berlin luxury imports strain postwar balance
Berlin reports a flood of imported luxuries since the mark stabilized, with pineapples oranges mandarins and bananas joining dates almonds figs and raisins. Cities including Berlin Hamburg Leipsic and Munich are feasting as imports in January reach 13 500 000 gold marka, prompting calls to question economic policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Deutsche Zeitung
Hamburg
Leipsic
Munich
Newfoundland Premier Squires Accused of Misuse of Funds
A commission report finds Sir Richard Squires, during his Newfoundland premiership, liable for receiving public funds and large sums from the British Empire Steel Corporation. The commission's findings were discussed at a Cabinet meeting tonight in St Johns.
Dempsey Carpentier Film Deals Beaten By Daugherty Panel
Tex Rickard and Thomas Spellacy testified before the Daugherty Investigating Committee about the Dempsey Carpentier film exhibition contracts. Rickard said he was banked by associates and fined in Illinois and New York. Spellacy backed Holdridge’s account of Muma’s role, while Muma again evaded subpoena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Daugherty
Tex Rickard
Thomas G. Spellacy
Department of Justice
Rickard
Spellacy
Dempsey-Carpentier
Jap Muma
Mr. Daugherty
Edward B. McLean
Muma
Holdridge
Wheeler
New York
Illinois
Fred C. Quimby
Ike M. Martin
Will A. Orr
Scientist and Wife Rescued After Nine Months Adrift
Dr. E M Loeb a former University of California scientist and his wife were rescued after over nine months on a wind swept reef in the South Seas 375 miles from Samoa The Buford steamer effected the rescue The couple studied Polynesian peoples before being stranded and finally reached Samoa in an open boat before rescue by the Buford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
E. M. Loeb
University of California
Loeb
South Seas
Samoa
J. E. Allison
Berkeley
Buford
Loebs
Can't Get a Divorce Over Bible Reading Says Judge
In St Louis on March 20, Judge Hogan told Mrs Jessie Roscoe that Bible reading and nightly church attendance are not valid grounds for divorce. He warned that such behavior makes her husband an exception and urged seeking other causes for dissolution.
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Louis
Hogan
Jessie Roscoe
Fess Warns Senate on Rumors and Scandal Probe
Ohio Senator Simeon D. Fess criticizes the Senate for leaking rumors in Teapot Dome and DoJ inquiries. He defends Republicans, calls the hearings a school for scandal, warns against crediting rumors, and predicts legal outcomes. He notes 272 lobbying groups in Washington and urges voters to use informed judgment.
Pinchot Attacks Daugherty as Cabinet Fit Questioned
Pennsylvania Governor Pinchot condemned Flarry Daugherty as Attorney General saying the Department of Justice failed to defend public domain and Daugherty has no proper place in the Cabinet. He linked oil scandals to broader graft and urged protecting naval oil and conservation policy nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daugherty
Pinchot
Attorney General
Associated Press
Lewisburg
Department of Justice
Flarry M. Daugherty
Shields Memorial Bible
Lewisburg Presbyterian Church
Pennsylvania
Pepper
Borah
Sinclair Gave Securities To Wipe Out GOP Debt Investigated
Senate Oil Committee slated to question Harry F. Sinclair about a claim he gave securities to Will Hays and Harry Daugherty to cover the Republican National Committee deficit from 1920. Subpoenas issued for Hays and Jennings as the panel pursues Chicago 1920 oil deal rumors.
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Sinclair
Oil Committee
Will Hays
al Jennings
Harry F. Sinclair
New York
Senate
Will H. Hays
Harry M. Daugherty
Chicago
Committee
Los Angeles
Oklahoma
Washington
Senator Walsh
Jennings
Senate probes Standard Oil tax case and ex bureau official
The Senate committee questioned E V Rossmoore about a $23 million tentative tax assessment on Standard Oil later reduced by $18 million. The probe covered depletion allowances and Rossmoore’s post bureau work for Standard Oil and Fulton Bag Co. He said his private income averaged about $75,000 yearly and noted possible conflicts with past government service. Deputy Commissioner Nash defended refunds oversight. ex deputy E H Batson testified about his own private practice and fees.
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Washington
Standard Oil Company
Senate
Internal Revenue Bureau
E. V. Rossmoore
Couzens
Rep
Mich
Rossmoore
Bureau
Gurenson
The
Revenue Bureau
Revenue Commissioner
Informatin Cntained
Watson
Ind
Fulton Bag Company of
New York
Standard Oil
Fulton Company
Senator Couzens
Nash
E. H. Batson
Department
Senator Watson
Batson
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W. T. Calerdine
Auto Club
City Iengineer Krug
National Association
Senator
N. Y
Honduras
Daugherty’s Department
Orr
Quimby
James G. Darden
Jess Smith
G. B. Tullidge
Elias Mortimer
Veterans’ Bureau _ investigation
Smith
Roxie Stinson
Texas
Pacific
Navy
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