Protest Threat to John Schwaab Reappointment Sparks Hearing
Cincinnati 1919 case files the Cincinnati Patriotic Society protest against John Schwaab reappointment to the Union Board of High Schools. Schwaab defends loyalty in a lengthy letter to Judge Fred L. Hoffman, asserting his record over twenty years and vowing to step down if shown unworthy. The Patriotic Society executive committee includes Edward Colston and James G. Stewart.
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Te Cincinnati Patriotic Society
John Schwaab
Union ‘Board of High Schools
Fred L. Hoffman
Common Pleas Court
Schwaab
Uga
Patriotic Society of Cincinnati
Union Board of High Schools
Board of Education
Woodward Fund
Hughes Fund
Courts of Common Pleas
the Patriotic Society of Cincinnati
Edward Colston
James G. Stewart
A. C. Shinkle
Clarence EF. Barton
Mr. Schwaab
Common Pleas
Cincinnati
Frederick L. Hoffman
Court of C Common Pleas
Hamilton County
Union Board of High Schools of Cincinnati
Colston
Federal jury plan extension indicts Marcus four counts
Four counts indict Marcus in a Dayton based case alleging false statements in bankruptcy proceedings. The federal jury plan extension is noted in the charges and the defendant faces multiple counts across the state.
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Federal Jury Plan
Marcus
Dayton
Denied identity cited in Marcus fraud indictments
Abraham Marcus, Dayton businessman and head of A. Marcus Mercantile and Commission Co, faces two indictments for falsification to hinder creditors. Grand Jury heard testimony about false claims on a $4,000 royalty and a $27,073.67 debt, with Marcus pleading not guilty and posting $5,000 bond.
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Abraham Marcus
United States
Grand
A. Marcus Mercantile and Commission Company
Dayton
Robert Cowden
Louis Biederman
Biederman
Marcus Company
Royal Knitting Mills
Volligbie
Marcus
Cowden
Notary Ben Shaman
Greenwood
Donovan
Hollister
Marcus & Co
Reading Roac
United States Grand
Social Unit advocates defend Cincinnati program
Mrs. Charles Tiffany of New York, chair of the Citizens' Council of the National Social Unit Organization, arrived in Cincinnati to urge understanding of the Social Unit. She said the movement aims to organize communities for efficient public service and health coordination, not to threaten existing government.
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Charles Tiffany
New York
Citizens’ Council
National Social Unit Organization
Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Tiffany
National Council
Cincinnati Eyes Homecoming Parade For Troops
Cincinnati plans a large homecoming celebration for returning units from World War I. The mayor and committee seek War Department aid to have the 147th Infantry 136th Field Artillery and 112th Military Police arrive together in Cincinnati for a grand parade and official reception in Government Square and Washington Park.
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112Th Military Police
136Th Field Artillery
Newport News
War Department
147Th
136Th
112Th
Cincinnati
atto-Sherman
Galvin
Fred W. Galbraith
P. Lincoln Mitchell
Ned Hastings
Subcommittee On
Government Square
Court of Honor
Washington Park
Race Street
Smitte
Hamilton County
Nighttime explosion rocks Oskamp area injuring dentists
A massive blast shook the Livingston Building at midnight, spraying glass onto Seventh and Race streets. Fire crews and detectives, led by Night Chief Emmet Kirgan, traced the damage to a dentist suite on the eighth floor where a gas tank and six oxygen tanks exploded, causing seven blasts and widespread debris.
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Race Streets
Livingston Building
Emmet Kirgan
Salvage Corps
Oskamp Jewelry Company
Paul Cassidy
J. N. Schwartz
Seventh Street
Shillito Company
Paris Conference Faces Hungary Crisis During War Council
Paris March 24 A.P. report says President Wilson met with Premiers Clemenceau Lloyd George and Orlando at the Foreign Office to discuss Hungary Eastern Europe and slow progress in stabilizing Europe. The League of Nations Commission opened at 8 50 pm with Wilson presiding and may sit past midnight as amendments are debated.
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Associated Press
Paris
Wilson
Clemenceau
Lloyd George
Orlando
Foreign Office
Supreme War Council
Hungary
Europe
League of Nations Commission
Colonel House
Robert Cecil
Lodge
Knox
Emergency vote on Crabbe bill delayed in Ohio House
Columbus March 24 Reconsideration of the vote on the emergency clause to the Crabbe prohibition enforcement bill will not be taken up tomorrow as a special order. Many members were absent and the vote will be delayed until Thursday. A move to change the date of a special election tied to the financial relief bill was proposed with May 24 as the last Saturday saloons open before prohibition takes effect.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Crabbe
Beetham
Senate
Ohio
Dénnne
Franklin County
Fullington
Meeker
Riddle
General Assembly
Brown
Price
Cleveland
Hugo N. Schlessinger
Chiropractors Deny Paying Bribery to Influence Legislation
Dr George D Meeker of Cincinnati testified before a joint Legislative Committee on bribery charges tied to chiropractic bills. He said a Cleveland attorney proposed a $10000 fund to influence health and hospital legislation and that Rep Frank Delahanty pressed Skeeles for 2500 to sway Senator Howell Wright. Meeker and Brown testified funds raised reached 8 000 to 10 000 with several attorneys paid for lobbying and legal work.
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Associated Press
Columbus
George D. Meeker
Cincinnati
State Chiropractic Association
Joint Legislative Committee
Assembly
Cleveland
House of Representatives
Russell Skeeles
Meeker
Nathan Cook
Legislative Committee
Chiropractic Association
Statler Hotel
Howell Wright
Chiropractors
Represent
Ative
Frank Delahanty
Skeeles
Wright
Representative Delahanty
L. Brown
Akron
Legislative Committee of the Chiropractors
Delahanty
Attorney Cook
Chiropractors’ Committee
Brown
Cook
Hogan
Clark
Brown Sail
James’ Linton
Joseph J. Eagleson
Weather Summary for Ohio to Kentucky and Midwest
Ohio and West Virginia fair Tuesday with clouding start Wednesday and likely showers. Indiana cloudy Tuesday followed by possible showers by Tuesday night and Wednesday. Kentucky probably cloudy Tuesday with showers in the west then Wednesday showers and mild temperatures. Temperature readings across stations include Kansas City Boston Omaha Galveston Denver Nashville San Francisco Memphis Winnipeg Cincinnati with varying highs. Observations note clear and partly cloudy conditions with light precipitation at specific hours.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Indiana
Kentucky
West Portion
Kansas City
Boston
New Orleans
lOmahba
Galveston
Denver
Nashville
San Francisco
Memphis
Winnipeg
Cincinnati
Lowes
Court Martial Opens Over Texas Captain Tale Of Heroics
The court martial in London began for Captain Edmund G. Chamberlain of San Antonio Texas United States Marine Corps charged with scandalous conduct and falsehood. He allegedly borrowed a British airplane in July 1918 and in a duel with twelve German planes downed five and damaged two others before rescuing a German prisoner and carrying a wounded French officer to Allied lines.
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Associated Press
London
Edmund G. Chamberlain
San Antonio
Tex
United States Marine Corps
Chamberlain
GITY All Set for Troops Homecoming
GITY prepared for a troops homecoming amid celebration as locals await arrival and welcome the soldiers back from duty. The scene captures community cheer and organized displays for veterans.
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Gity
Whisky seized may be sold for industrial or drinking use
Customs and Justice officials say confiscated whisky rum and other spirits can be sold for industrial or drinking purposes in non dry states. The opinion permits sale across state lines but excludes auctions in dry states, leaving distribution to nonoutlawed areas.
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U.S
Washington
Department of Justice
Destroyer to scout jump-off point for trans Atlantic airflight
Naval seaplanes aiming to cross the Atlantic from Rockaway Beach New York will start farther up the coast with a possible New Foundland base. The destroyer Barney is ordered to inspect Newfoundland harbors to select the launch site and possible landing harbors. Planes may depart in May with several NC type aircraft built at Curtiss Garden City New York and more tests completed.
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Ify Associated Press
Washington
Atlantic Ocean
Rockaway Beach
Long Island
New Foundland
Ireland
Azores
Roosevelt
Barney
Rockaway
United States
Naval Aviation Station
Curtiss
Garden City
N. Y
Ohio Home Rule Association seeks referendum on prohibition amendment
The Home Rule Association filed a supplemental petition with the Secretary of State seeking a referendum on the dry resolution ratifying the national prohibition amendment. The total petitioners reach 203,756 with most counties filing above 3 percent and several above 6 percent, per association officers.
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Columbus
Sao
Ohio
Home Rule Association
Secretary of State
Swift & Co. Chief Seeks Cheaper World Meat in Argentina
Charles H. Swift of Swift & Co., Chicago packers, arrived en route to Buenos Aires via Panama and Valparaiso. He said cheaper meat hinges on production in South America and that the firm plans to expand its plant in Argentina.
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Panama
Marteh
Charles — H. Swift
Swift &Co., Packers
Chicago
Buenos Aires
Valparaiso
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