Paper Twists News on Negro Affairs Sparks Conference
Delegates at the National Interracial Conference in Cincinnati discuss how press coverage shapes public perception of race. Arthur Hungerford warns against biased reporting while noting newspapers are generally fair. The event, called by church commissions, aims to share experiences and promote practical race relations work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Lungerford
New York
Federal Council of Churches
Plum Street Temple
Hungerford
America
Commission On the Church and Race Relations
Commission On Interracial Cooperation
Coolidge
George C. Clement
Louisville
A. M. E. Zion
George E. Haynes
Church Commission
Haynes
Inter-Racial Commissions
E. G. Routzahn
Russell Sage Foundation
Robert B. Eleazer
Atlanta
Inter-racial Commission
Routzahn
Eleazer
Atlanta Commission
Warns Against Playing Danish Lottery By Mail
Post office Inspector George F. H. Birdseye warned Cincinnati residents about the Danish lottery sold by mail. Postal authorities issued a fraud order against ticket addresses to curb the scheme in the United States. Danish counsel George Beech said lotteries are legal in Denmark and government controlled. he will cooperate with postal officials to halt tickets and subscription blanks here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. H. Birdseye
Postoffice
Christian of
Denmark
George Beech
New York
Boston's Lone Wolf burglar identified by victims
Boston's mysterious burglar known as the Lone Wolf was captured and jailed under observation after victims in Back Bay identified James E. Walters as the man behind a wave of apartment robberies. Walters, alias Frank Stevens, faced burglary and weapons indictments with insanity as a possible defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Back Bay
State Department of Mental Diseases
James E. Walters
Frank Stevens
Bishop
Walters
Richmond
Lone Wolf
Brest
Boise
Idaho
Seattle
Wash
Allston- Brighton
Albert Enos
Vision of the West seat sale opens at Emery Auditorium
The Stewart Kidd Company at 19 East Fourth Street opens the first Cincinnati seat sale for the photodrama A Vision of the West at Emery Auditorium this Saturday afternoon. The event is sponsored by the Cincinnati League of Women Voters and the Cincinnati Yale Club with reduced family circle seats for high school essay contest participants and judges to be appointed today. Mrs. Julian A. Pollak leads the committee noting donors have funded movie passes for orphans and crippled children, including recipients from Jewish Foster Home General Hospital crippled children ward and Children's Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Kidd Company
East Fourth Street
Emery Auditorium
Cincinnati League of Women Voters
Cincinnati Yale Club
Julian A. Pollak
County May Aid Building of Eighth Street Viaduct
Cincinnati could see the Eighth Street Viaduct built with county funds or joint city county aid if the Senate accepts the Taft amendment to the Hopley road bill. The measure, approved 82 to 1 in the House and now in the Senate, authorizes joint maintenance of streets designated as state roads and adds viaducts and bridges to that scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Eighth Street
Cincinnati
Senate
House
Taft
State Highway Department
Atrocities by Chileans Charged in Tacna Arica
Peruvian embassy dispatches in Washington allege Chilean forces in Tarata plan to sack and burn the city after Coolidge award. They accuse troops of terror, hair-cutting, and blocking links to surrounding districts, with widespread atrocities in Tacna and Arica following the award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tacna Arica
Tarata
Tacna
Arica
Norwood View School bids to be opened April 20
Norwood Board of Education will reopen bids for the Norwood View School at its April 20 meeting after rejecting sixty bids last Monday. Chairman J. B. Miller said the bids exceeded the $200000 bond issue and many bids were incomplete and outside the board’s fair price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood View
Board of Education
J. B. Miller
NorWood Masons organize eleven teams for temple campaign
At a NorWood Masons meeting eleven teams were formed for the fundraising drive for a new temple. Seven Masonic organizations will occupy the future building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NorWood Masons
Annexation bill reintroduced in State Legislature
John Collister of Cleveland introduced the annexation bill weeks ago and yesterday. Harry E. Englehardt, attorney and former Norwood mayor, represents the Norwood Retail Merchants Association and will study the amendment tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Collister
Cleveland
Harry E. Englehardt
Norwood
Norwood Retail Merchants’ Association
Norwood Jr. O U S A M to Present Flag at School
The Norwood Council of the Jr O U S A M will present an American flag to Norwood View School tomorrow at 8 p m. Harry H Maddux, the principal, will receive the flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood Council of the
Norwood View
Harry H. Maddux
French Inventor Unveils Lightweight Supercharger for High Altitude Flight
Louis Damblanc develops a nine pound supercharger fixed inside airplane engines to combat power loss at high altitudes. Paul Painleve presents the device to the Academy of Science as aviation experts report near full engine power at 16 000 feet and potential for higher speeds and altitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Louis Damblanc
Paul Painleve
Chamber of Deputies
Academy of Science
Damblanc
N. Y. Ee News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Crossword Champion Williams Defends Crown Tonight
George L Williams, the crossword puzzle champion, challenges locals to a championship contest at 8 tonight hosted by Town and Country Garden Club at the Business Men's Club. A silver cup first prize and a luncheon are part of a $1 ticket entry, with proceeds funding Eden Park Greenhouse and the Automobile Club Tourist Camp beautification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Williams
Williams
Loring Andrews
Business Men’s Club
Frederick W. Hinkle
John Omwake
L. A. Ault
Peter G. Thompson
Erwin Crohn
Buckner Wallingford
William H. Davis
Charles H. Stevens, Jr
Walter G. DeCamp
Kennedy Wins Release From Hospital For Insane
Washington March 25 Lieutenant Frank E. Kennedy U S N who was moved from the California Hospital for the Insane to the United States Naval Hospital here was given a one month leave of absence and reportedly went to Cleveland Ohio to stay with relatives The release is hailed as a victory by Mrs Kennedy and supporters who allege he was railroaded to the California institution from Mare Island Naval Hospital He is free to come and go but must report back in thirty days to decide on further treatment or steps toward retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank E. Kennedy
United States Naval Hospital
California Hospital For
Cleveland
Naval Hospital
Kennedy
Shrine Circus attracts big ticket demand in Cincinnati
A block of 700 Shrine Circus seats for Tuesday at Music Hall was bought by Cincinnati Post Office clerks and carriers. Jerome M. Jackson said businesses and organizations are purchasing tickets in bulk as the Syrian Temple Band and Patrol head to the Imperial Council session in Los Angeles. Tickets are sold at 18 East Fourth Street from 9 to 5. The show runs Monday through Saturday with John G. Robinson directing the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Cincinnati
John Tuephen
Jerome M. Jackson
Imperial Council
Los Angeles
Shrine Circus
America
Mr. Jackson
WLW
East Fourth Street
Linton
John G. Robinson
Henry Yeiser Named Director of the Sinton Hotel
Henry Yeiser, president of the Globe Wernicke Company, was elected a director of the Cincinnati Realty Company owner of the Sinton Hotel replacing E H L Haefner whose term expired. Officers re elected include George R Balch as president Charles P Taft as vice president Maurice J Freiberg as secretary William M Harrig as treasurer and Louis L Rauh as assistant secretary and treasurer. Other stockholders present were Peter G Thomson Leopold Kleybolte and John L Horgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Realty Company
Sinton Hotel
Henry Yeiser
Globe-Wernicke Company
E. H. L. Haefner
George R. Balch
Charles P. Taft
Maurice J. Freiberg
William Mharrig
Louis L. Rauh
Peter G. Thomson
Leopold Kleybolte
John L. Horgan
Dr. F. M. Howard Dies Veteran Indiana Physician
Dr. Francis Marion Howard aged 85, the county's oldest physician, died at his home twelve miles west of Greensburg of influenza. A Cincinnati Medical College graduate, he began practicing circa 1861 and served in the Civil War. He was a State Senator from Decatur and Shelby Counties and is survived by two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Greensburg
Ind
Francis Marion Howard
Here
Cincinnati Medical College
Decatur
Shelby
Bok Prize Awarded to Dr Charles C Harrison in Philadelphia
Dr Charles Curtis Harrison president of the University Museum and former Penn Provost received the annual Bok Prize for distinguished citizenship in Philadelphia. The award includes a $10,000 check a gold medal and a ceremonial scroll recognizing service to advance the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bok
Philadelphia
Charles Curtis Harrison
The
University Museum
University of Pennsylvania
Edward Bok
Fall Fatal to Bookkeeper Charles Burdick
Charles Burdick a 65 year old bookkeeper of 716 West Seventh Street died at General Hospital after falling down stairs at his home. He lost his balance about 9 o clock and died two hours later from a fractured skull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Burdick
West Seventh Street
General Hospital
Railway consolidation drive looms in Congress
Washington March 25 A broad railway reform plan seeks compulsory consolidation into major systems, with hearings due in September and a push to pass the Rex reduction and farm relief measures alongside. The debate centers on valuation, recapture funds, and balancing government aid with railroads' interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
Congress
Capitol
Senator Cummins
House Committee On Interstate Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
la Follette
Supreme Court
Big dirigible damaged in flight to Bermuda
The Los Angeles dirigible plans a second Bermuda flight on April 12 or 13 with a later voyage to Porto Rico or Cuba. Navy officials attributed February damage to calcium chloride spray that caused corrosion. repairs include replacing keel lattice sections and applying varnish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Los Angeles
Bermuda
Porto Rico
Cuba
Navy Department
Wilbur
Penns charter to Pennsylvania returned to state
The first charter to the people of Pennsylvania dating 243 years was presented to Governor Pinchot by David E. Smiley acting for the Philadelphia Public Ledger trustees. The parchment was bought for 25000 dollars last December from contributors to the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
Harrisburg
William Penn
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
David E. Smiley
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Missing Teen Eugenia Kimbrell Sought After Vanishing
Police requested an immediate search for 16 year old Eugenia Kimbrell of 1414 Bowman Street who disappeared yesterday afternoon after leaving the Queen City Pad Company at Eighth and Sycamore where she works. She had complained of illness and said she would see a physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenia Kimbrell
Bowman Street
Queen City Pad Company
Eighth
Sycamore Streets
Stolen garments from Pierce Keesee in Cincinnati room
A clothing item valued at $170 was taken from Pierce Keesee at 19 East Ninth Street while he was away. A thief used a duplicate key to enter the room and steal the apparel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Keesee
East Ninth Street
Carriage, Auto and Accessory Club of
Cincinnati
Clarence J. Rennekamp
Walter E. Baker
George Finn
Jack Warrington
Emil E. Hess
Christian Anderson
Wade Street
Sixth
Stone Streets
Fairview
Fairview Hall
Ravine
Powell Crosley, Jr
Crosley Radio Corporation
Exchange Club
Chamber of Commerce
Obituary: Warner M. Leeds Dies After 20 Years Ill
Warner M. Leeds, vice president of Leeds tinplate interests, died at 57 in New York after a long illness. His daughter Joy Louise Leeds, adopted from Bellevue Hospital, inherits most of his fortune and a $2,000,000 trust. His wife Mrs. Leeds died in February 1923. Burial is at Woodlawn Cemetery after a private service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Warner M. Leeds
Leeds Tinplate
Joy Louise Leeds
Foundlings
Bellevue Hospital
Leeds
Mr. Leeds
Richmond
Ind
University of Minnesota
Elwood
Joy
David
Ernest M. Stires
St. Thomas Church
Woodlawn
Newman Erb Railroad Director Dies at 75
Newman Erb longtime railroad financier and director died at 75 after an operation in Roosevelt Hospital New York. He led the Inn Arbor Railroad chaired Middletown and Unionville Railroad and held posts at New Dominion Copper and Hall Signal and Switch Companies. He built the Memphis Salem and Brunswick railroad and bridged the Mississippi River, earning the nickname the railroad doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Newman Erb
Inn Arbor
Roosevelt Hospital
Erb
Grand Trouble
Middletown and Unionville Railroad Company
New Dominion Copper Company
Hall Signal and Switch Company
Kansas City, Wyandotte & Northwestern Railroad
Jay Gould
Road
St. Louis
Breslau
Germany
Memphis, Salem & Brunswick Railroad
Mississippi River
Rawlinson Under Knife in India Operation
Lord Rawlinson Commander in Chief of the British Army in India underwent an appendicitis operation in Delhi. The surgery was declared successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlinson
Delhi
British India
Lord Rawlinson
India
Oil-making process promises five barrels per surfaced barrel
Tests at Jacksboro Texas show a new method by Leo Ranney could raise recovery to 70 90 percent of underground oil with 2 to 25 cents per barrel and no drilling new wells. The process uses multiple seepage points and induced air pressure to push oil from sand pockets to surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
FT. Worth
Tex
Jacksboro
Leo Ranney
Ranney
Standard Oil Company Group
Vonderhaar Wins Bankers Speaking Contest in Cincinnati
Harry C. Vonderhaar of Fifth Third National Bank took first prize in a Cincinnati sponsored speaking contest by the American Institute of Banking. Twelve banks were represented. Judges included F. L. Hoffman and Edward D. Roberts. Vonderhaar received a silver loving cup from Charles H. Deppe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americanstitute of Banking
Harry C. Vonderhaar
Third National Bank
Cincinnati
Business Men's Club
Vonderhaar
Charles H. “‘Deppe
Union Trust Company
Joseph L. Graf
The
Peoples’ Savings Bank
Walter Gerwin
Western Bank and Trust Company
Edward W. Nippert
F. L. Hoffman
Edward D. Roberts
A. E. Anderson
Charles W. Neal
Institute
Warns of Infections That Become Cancers
Dr. Carl E. Wilzbach of the YMCA spoke at the North Fairmount Mothers Club meeting at Fairmount School under the Public Health Federation. He warned cancer has risen 25 percent in a decade, with over 100000 deaths yearly, urging education and early treatment by physicians for minor infections to prevent cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl E. Wilzbach
North Fairmount
One Man Top Stolen From Parked Auto
Police investigate a theft report from Ora Jackson of 3608 Vinestreet who said the upper half of his car was stolen while he visited a friend at Oak and Highland avenues. The incident raises questions about how many men are needed to steal a one man top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth District
Ora Jackson
3608
Vinestreet
Jackson
Oak and
Highland Avenues
Joseph Della Morte Dies at 60 in City Hospital
Joseph Della Morte proprietor of a soft drink saloon at 700 Clark Street died at General Hospital from cerebral hemorrhage and nephritis after several weeks illness. He previously lived at 2145 Gilbert Avenue. Funeral services set for tomorrow at Sacred Heart Church Broadway between Fifth and Sixth Streets at 9 AM. He is survived by his widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Della Morte
Clark Street
General Hospital
Gilbert Avenue
Sacred Heart Church
Broadway
Fifth
Sixth
Indore Ad To Guard Units Supports National Guard Fund
William Cooper Procter of Procter & Gamble backs a Citizens Finance Committee drive to fund local National Guard units. The fund intake reached $1,125 from 39 donors, with Procter underscoring citizen support and proper use of contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Finance Committee
William Cooper Procter
Procter & Gamble Company
Eart
National Guard
William Cooper
Aeewie
Procter & Gamblers
Central Trif&st Co
Crane & Breed Manufacturing Co
Chicago Mill and Lumber
Western and Southern Life Ins. Co
Pere
Btwel
Essa Ccccpsevescesseis Rove
Eagle-Picker Lead Company
Ccc
Ces
R. K. LeBlond Machine Tool Co
Evins
Cincinnati Bickford Tool Co
Cuptbie
Gao Akaos
SUN
Gereral
Tron Wark Coic
Een
American Tool Works Co
Charles
Wi Nesod
A. Ravogli
A. Nielen
J. J. Sullivan Co
Schaemgold & Burstein
Thomas J. Grady Sr Dies After Yearlong Illness
Thomas J. Grady Sr., 61, retired policeman, died at 3753 Sachem Avenue after more than a year of illness. He served 35 years on the force in the Fifth and Sixth Districts and retired a year and a half ago. Survived by widow Margaret M. Grady, three sons Thomas Jr Clarence Walter, two daughters Margaret and Rose. Requiem Mass at St Stephen's Church at 9 am Saturday. Burial in St Joseph's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Grady, Sr
Sachem Avenue
Margaret M. Grady
Thomas J., Jr
Clarence
Walter
Margaret Grady
Rose Davis
St. Stephen’s Church
St. Joseph's, Cemetery
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A. E. Hungerford
Deal
Miss Campbell
Edith Campbell
William H. Peters
Bleecker Marquette
Better Housing League
Alva Y. Taylor
Indianapolis
Social Welfare For Disciples of Christ
C. V. Roman
Nashville
Methodist Book Concern
Plum Street
Seat Sale
Alfred M. Murray
Hospital For
F. M. Howard
Indiana
H. C. Vonderhaar
Bankers
Indore AD
AEAR
Continental Insurance Co
St. Louis, Mo
Part
Eer
Tribune
Cincinnati, C
Continental Life Insurancempany
Litheee
Weeks
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