Striking Garment Workers Cause Tense City Turmoil
Mrs. Catherine Crider, a Schwartz-Dreifus worker, says John Perrotta slashed her hand and stole her work suitcase near Sycamore street. Police arrest three women for disorderly conduct as tensions rise over alleged foreign-led strikes and anti American sentiment among workers.
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Garment Workers’ Union
William Schwartz
Schwartz-Dreifus Tailoring Company
Eighth
Sycamore Streets
Catherine, Crider
East Thirteenth Street
John Perrotta
Main Street
Schwartz
Mr. Schwartz
Fricke
Wright
Dickrogger
Butler
West Sixth Street
Olimpia Conneccianca
East Twelfth Street
Caponett Concetta
Allison Street
Kiminia Maccino
Max Wasserman
A.L. Wasserman & Sons
West Court Street
Max Mentel
Armory Avenue
Wasserman
Mentel
Patriotic Society replies in Schwaab High School board clash
The Patriotic Society of Cincinnati through its Executive Committee filed a reply to John Schwaab's answer to protests against his reappointment to the Union Board of High Schools. The society seeks his resignation, notes Schwaab's term ends in May, and awaits the Common Pleas Judges' decision expected before week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Patriotic Society ‘of Cincinnati
Frederick L. Hoffman
Court of Common Pleas
John Schwaab
German-American Alliance of Ohio
Common Pleas
Society
Schwaab
Union Board of High Schools
Edward Colston
James G. Stewart
Clarence E. Barton
Cincinnati
Ohio
Patriotic Society of Cincinnati
Union High School Board
Caithe
Colston
South
Mr. Schwaab
France
America
Laundry Drivers Reach Peaceful Pact End Dispute
A one week laundry strike ends as 225 drivers return to work with a new agreement. Key points set wage talks for later, reinstatement for drivers discharged in the last thirty days, and arbitration for charges of lawlessness. Charles M Leslie represents the laundrymen and William Niemeier the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laundry Drivers’ Union
Charles M. Leslie
Teamsters’ Hall
Twelfth Street
Elm
Stanley Matthews
Hird
United States
William Niemeier
Union
Weather summary for midwest states and stations
Rain and cold air sweep through Ohio and Kentucky with clearing and rising temperatures later. Indiana and West Virginia see rain followed by fair, with Friday turning fair and warmer. Cincinnati records show a high near 62 and low around 33 with light precipitation. three year comparison noted.
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Ohio
Ndiana
West Virginia
Kentucky
Boston
Kansas City
New Orleans
Omaha
Galveston
Nashville
San Francisco
Memphis
Winnipeg
Cincinnati
Oms
Tyis
Iaiy
Fletcher Will Endows Harvard With Health Nutrition Study
Horace Fletcher a noted dietetics expert leaves residuary estate to Harvard University to fund healthful nutrition research and a Horace Fletcher prize for theses on the subject. Mrs Grace A Fletcher receives $3600 annuity and Venice personal property. Helen de Chamberoy and Agnes G Rasmussen listed with annuities. Fletcher died in Copenhagen after serving as food economist for relief in Belgium.
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New York
Horace Fletcher
Harvard University
Grace A. Fletcher
Venice
Italy
Helen de Chamberoy
Brussels
Belgium
Agnes G. Rasmussen
Fletcher
Copenhagen
Europe
Commission For Relief In
Principal address at Woman's Trade Union League meeting
Miss Geraldine Gordon will deliver the principal address at the meeting of the Woman's Trade Union League at the Woman's Club headquarters 715 Face Street tonight. Other speakers are John P. Frey and E. L. Hitchens. Miss Katherine Nordman will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Gordon
Woman's Trade Union League
Woman's Club
Face Street
John P. Frey
E. L. Hitchens
Katherine Nordman
Attorney Threatens US Supreme Court Over Poolroom License
Attorney George Hawke informed City Auditor George P. Carrel he will seek Supreme Court review to challenge the ordinance prohibiting issuing a poolroom license to an alien. The Ohio Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld the ordinance as constitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hawke
George P. Carrel
United States Supreme Court
Ohio Supreme Court
Legislature Plans Recess As Budget Ready
Columbus March 26 Major Beetham proposes a House recess April 4 to 22 to allow the Finance Committee to complete the biennial budget. The committee expects two weeks after April 4 to finish, with possible extended session after May 27 for a tax amendment election.
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Columbus
Beetham
Harrison County
House of Representatives
Finance Committee
Nance
Thousands of Jews slain in Buenos Aires pogrom
The Zionist Organization of America cites a Buenos Aires report claiming a January 9 pogrom by a "White Guard" aided by police. Jews and suspected Jews were killed and buried in a common grave as synagogues were raided amid rumors of Bolshevist plots.
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Buenos Aires
New York
Zionist Organization of America
Senator Poindexter Attacks League of Nations in Cincinnati
United States Senator Miles Poindexter of Washington addressed a ballroom crowd at the Business Men's Club, opposing the League of Nations. He argued the covenant is not advisory, warned against disarmament and surrendering U S sovereignty, and questioned the fate of American independence under an international tribunal.
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Business Men's Club
United States
Miles Poindexter
Washington
League of Nations
Poindexter
Cincinnati
Baltimore & Ohio
Grand Central Depot
John Galvin
Alfred G. Allen
John E. Sullivan
J. L. Shuff
Altho
League
Khim
United States of America
States of the Union
Taft
Hughes
Ania
Hushes
League For Reduction Armaments
Peage Delay and Bolshevism Threat in Postwar Talks
David Lawrence discusses the Paris peace aims and how Bolshevism spreads in Europe if a just peace and food relief are not provided. He notes clashes over Fiume, Dalmatia, and indemnities, with Premier Orlando and Clemenceau under pressure while the League of Nations idea buffers the delays.
Court Battle Over Eddy Trustee Powers in Christian Science
Massachusetts Supreme Court receives petitions from Christian Science Publishing Society trustees seeking control against First Church of Christ Scientist directors. Temporary injunction blocks directors from actions to interfere with trustees and from forcing resignations. Plaintiffs allege Eddy split control in 1892 1898 deeds and note trustees have managed funds and church property, claiming $150 000 in earnings shared with defendants.
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Associated Press
Boston
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Sciences Publishing Society
First Church ‘of Christ, Scientist
Society
Aay
Herbert W. Eustace
David B. Ogden
Brookline
Lamont Rowlands
Picayune
Church
Dittemore
First’ Church
Mother Church
Christian ‘Science
The
Plain
Hines Outlines Railway Policy He Would Favor
Pittsburg March 26 De spite railroads’ financial plight the Railroad Administration aims to push through as much improvement work as possible to keep labor employed and roads in repair Hines says private operation under public regulation could be a permanent solution He favors government capital guarantees limited profits sharing government directors on boards and strong regulatory representation to meet evolving needs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Railroad Administration
Walker D. Hines
Pittsburg Traffic Club
Hines
Railroad
Mr. Hines
Hughes Proposes Amendments to League Covenant
Charles E Hughes outlines seven amendments to the League of Nations covenant at a New York Union League Club address. He seeks unanimity limits, keeps immigration and tariff issues under national control, allows withdrawal, and questions Article X and mandatory powers while urging Monroe Doctrine recognition.
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Union League Mint
Hughes
America
League
Supreme Court
Union League
Paris
Hughes Urges Ironclad Monroe Doctrine Protection
War Department reports foreign sales of surplus war materials total over 220000000. France bought 155000000 worth of powders acids copper armor and steel plates while the Netherlands took 685000 nitrate of soda. Czechslovakia received 406000 air planes and gear 194000 machine guns and 171000 grenades. Britain Cuba Liberia Switzerland totals listed.
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Associated Press
Frangg
Ita v
Netherlands
Czechoslovakia
Great Britain
Cuba
Liberia
Switzerland
Premiers Draft Early Peace Terms to Avert Peril
The Paris Word says the inner council of four led by Wilson and Premiers Clemenceau Lloyd George and Orlando is drawing up preliminary terms to form a first treaty or Versailles analogue. Aimed to end war, demobilize, and rebuild, the plan seeks France protection on the east, a strong Italy, a robust Poland, and a League of Nations to preserve world peace.
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Orlando
Clemenceau
France
Rhine
America
Britain
Poincare
Germany
Italy
Wilson
League of Nations
League
Associated Press
London
Paris
Vpa‘l Mall Gazette
Versailles
Council of Four
Lloyd George
Council of Ten
Tte Inner Council
Sauna Apne
Poland
Project Considered for Omnibus Treaty
Paris reports that technical experts of the American peace delegation are studying a proposed omnibus treaty. The session aims to streamline terms and integrate multiple provisions into a single accord. Further details were not disclosed.
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Paris
Industry board reports progress toward price reductions
Washington reports progress toward probable price reductions after conferences with coal cement building hardware box board and glass industries. It was unlikely that price schedules for commodities from any of the five industries would be completed without further meetings.
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Washington
Industrial Board
Department of Commerce
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Catherine Crider
Wade
Uge TY
Orlwaab
Joint Council of the
Teamsters’ Union
Horace Fletchers
Miss Gordon
Senate
House
Myers
Palestine
Ireland
Crabbe
166Th
Old Fourth
Ohio National Guard
Rainbow Division
Adjutant General
Flays
New League
Mr. Taft
Lawrence
Society of Nations
Court of Appeal
David Lawrence
New York Evening Post, Inc
Hungary
Fiume
Dalmatian
Adriatic
Bolshevists
Eddy
Conco
Charles E. Hughes
Theithdrawal
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