Chamber backs Government Square as main rapid transit terminal
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce directors urged the Government square site as the main interurban terminal for the rapid transit loop. At a special meeting George Golde led calls, with plans to gain Rapid Transit Commission support and Friday decision. Colonel Melish argued the terminal belong at Government place to serve downtown business districts and hotels.
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Chamber of Commerce
Government Square
Loop
George Golde
Rapid Transit Commission
William B. Melish
Cincinnati
Fifth Street
Canal Street
Government Place
Fountain
Rapid Transit Commission of
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Weather summary from Ohio to Texas and beyond
Weather report notes cloudy conditions across Ohio and Kentucky with rain and colder days, while West Virginia and Indiana see showers and cooler spells. It lists temperatures from multiple stations including Kansas City and New Orleans with highs around 68 to 70 and lows near 33, 39, and 42, plus precipitation data.
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Onio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Andiana
Heston Vary
Kansas City
Breit
New Orleans
Eelomaire
Talveston
Denver
Ore
Nashville
Francisco
Memphis
Incinnati
N.E
Casualty lists to end with postwar reports
Washington reports the last of the real World War casualty lists will soon be published in daily papers. In the coming days lists will mainly include those who have died or been injured since the armistice. Names of those killed in action have required extended proof. Daily lists continue while expeditionary forces remain in Europe.
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Washington
Europe
New York Livening Post, Inc
Paris
League of Nations
Nork
Night Watchman Prevents Destructive Shoe Cement Fire
A fire at the Julian & Kokenge Company on Fourth and Lawrence streets was contained after Night Watchman F. Wood, despite injuries, alerted the Fire Department. A cement explosion on the fifth floor cast flames, but quick action and police aid limited damage and rumors of Guilford School burning caused citywide panic.
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F. Wood
Julian & Kokenge Company
Fourth
Lawrence Streets
Wood
Fifth
Pike
Lawrence
Guilford
Western Senator Poindexter to address Business Men's Club
Senator Miles Poindexter of Spokane will speak tonight on The League of Nations and urge amendments before final adoption. Reception committee members meeting him on arrival include Mayor John Galvin and Vice Mayor Carl Jacobs Jr among others.
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Miles Poindexter
Spokane
Wash
Business Men’s Club
League of Nations
Poindexter
John Galvin
Carl Jacobs, Jr
Myers Y. Gooper
John L. Shuff
Welcome Home Cincinnati Sets Marching Decor Plans
City committees race to prepare for homecoming of Cincinnati soldiers as a triumphal arch is planned at Fifth and Walnut. Mayor Galvin seeks arrival dates from East units, while organizers assign block committees and decorate Sixth Street and main routes for a banner day.
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Altho
Galvin
Cincinnati
Fred Galbraith
P. Lincoln Mitchell
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
George FE. Fern
William Miller
George E. Bendigs
Government Square
George Golde
Retail Stores Association
Sixth Street
William M. Anderson
Vine Street
Main Street
Central Avenue
Ohio
Joint Tax Committee Submits Report to State Senate for Action
The joint Taxation Committee presents its complete report to the Ohio State Senate with one abstention Rh Beetham Republican House leader. The plan includes a May 28 special election on classification and gives the State Tax Commission power to redress underassessed property. Strong opposition is anticipated to the emergency relief bill. Governor Cox reportedly approves the program.
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Joint
State Senate
Associated Press
Columbus
General Assembly
Rh. R. Beetham
House
Beetham
Ohio
State Tax Commission
Senate
Republican State Advisory Committee
Taxation Committee
Judson Harmon
Mysterious Parcel Found in Auditor's Office
City Auditor George P. Carrel discovered a parcel in his office safe containing rings pocketbooks two coins a $38 bill and 20 cents several keys knives spectacles fountain pens curios coins and an insurance policy made out to William Collins. Investigators seek how the package arrived and its age.
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George P. Carrel
William Collins
Despondent man commits suicide in Grant Street room
Abel Stilson a former tanner, families gone, shot himself in his 221 Grant street room with a 32 caliber revolver. His roommate said he appeared in good spirits that morning and a note read I am tired of life. Ten hours had passed since death, coroner said.
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Abel Stilson
Grant Street
Charles B. Fullerton
Stilson
Fullerton
Charlie
A. C. Bauer
Auto truck driver in street crash ends in child’s death
Kroger driver Sam Carlo left his truck unattended on a hill with brakes engaged and a rock under the wheels. A four year old boy, Dominick Danila, was struck and died at the hospital after bystanders shouted warnings as the truck rolled toward him. Carlo defended the accident as not his fault.
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Sam Carlo
Kroger Grocery Company
Carlo
May Street
Nellié Dublin
Altho
Dominick Danila
Danila
Cincinnati to herald advantages with road sign campaign
The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce plans a nationwide campaign featuring 40 by 19 foot signboards along roads and rail lines to promote the city’s commercial, civic, and scenic attractions. Secretary Thomas Quinlan says the effort targets 20 000 automobile tourists, aiming to persuade them to linger and visit.
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Cincinnati
Convention and Publicity Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Thomas Quinlan
Quinlan
Hamilton County
Kentucky
League Covenant Edits On Imperialism Objections Pleadings
Paris March 25 An American amendment to protect nations from foreign labor influx was adopted by the League of Nations Commission affirming domestic jurisdiction. Aimed changes modify Article Vii empowering the Executive Council to propose but not compel armament reductions and alter Article X to favor council recommendations. President Wilson planned to submit the amendment but found a textual imperfection and reserved its presentation. The amendment would become an appendix to the covenant pledge on territorial integrity and political independence of league members.
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Associated Press
Paris
Nations
League of Nations Commission
League
Executive Council
Wilson
Colonel House
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Orlando
Petrograd
France
Rhine
Germany
United States
Great Britain
Fiume
Adriatic
Exporter Loans From War Finance Fund Open Soon
The War Finance Corporation plans to open a billion dollar foreign trade fund to American exporters offering loans up to 50 million dollars for up to five years with collateral. Officials note demand from firms and export associations and explain reasons including European credit gaps and banking limits on financing large operations.
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Associated Press
Washington
War Finance Corporation
United States
Parade of 26 000 Veterans in New York Honors Fallen Heroes
Tens of thousands line Fifth Avenue as 26 000 Yankee veterans march home from France in a triumphant review. Crowds fill streets from Central Park to the Grand Stand with relatives, wounded soldiers, and officials, while a black draped caisson bears the banner and 1 972 fallen are remembered with reverent cheers.
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Prus
Fifth Avenue
Jack” O’ryan
National Guard
France
New York
Central Park
Ohio Supreme Court validates poolroom licensing rule
Word from Columbus reports the Ohio Supreme Court sustained a city ordinance prohibiting foreign run poolrooms. The suit by Greek immigrant Charles Ballia against City Auditor George Carrés to compel a license was decided in Cincinnati last night.
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Cincinnati
Columbus
Supreme Court of Ohio
Charles Ballia
George Carrés
New York's Millions Cheer Men Who Broke Foe's Pride
Governor Cox asked Major General Crowder to reopen Private Herbert Patterson's case. Patterson, of Company K, 166th Infantry Rainbow Division, is serving five years at Fort Leavenworth for alleged misbehavior near Chateau Thierry. His Delaware Guard valor in the 1913 flood is cited.
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Columbes
Cox
Enoch H. Crowder
Herbert Patterson
166Th Infantry
Rainbow Division
Ft. Leavenworth
Chateau Thierry
Delaware
Patterson
National Guard
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Central Avenue Improvement Association
Edward H. L. Haefner
Main Street Association
John Ehrmann
Central Vine Street Association
Anderson
Sixth Street Club
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John P. Longmead
Sam Rosenberg
Cliff Miller
Ed. Lyndh
William G. Reuter
Jack Cross
Kemil Huttenbauer
Harry Stanage
al. Wuench
Karl Vogeler
Joint Taxation Committee
Uigide
Chan
Gun
Temple
Dominick Donilea
Queen City
Publicity Dept
Mmend League
U.S
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Alsace-Lorraine
Italy
Russia
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