Senate unanimous ratifies four power treaty supplements
The Senate ratified two four power treaty supplements by unanimous vote after combining them into one ratification. The geo graphical scope excludes the Japanese homeland and a domestic questions reservation blocks domestic issues from four power conferences.
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Washington
Senate
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Jeader
Lodge
Pittman
Nevada
Lodge League of Nations
Robinson
Arkansas
Sakhalin
Russia
Underwood
Alabama
Johnson
California
Classified Advertisements Index and Listings
An index of classified ads and business listings appears, naming various firms and products such as Fifth-Third National Bank National Job Print Coe and Ohio Truss Co. The list includes lenders advertisers and manufacturers like Lucky Strike Cigarettes Wurlitzer Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and the Geo. Ast Candy Co with many entries likely spanning multiple trades.
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American Finance Co
Éapeeses Obs Esehees Welttoith & Co
Csanoceecane Agi
Seree Sennsas
Pbas
Gerssheenen
Oceanic
Feds
Sceesieedeens Louisville & Nashville Railway
Lucky Strike
Ureigs
Banedus Nat
Lumber Manufacturers’ Assn
Keith’s
Ohio Truss Co
Pik Iweb
Pinkham
Gs ‘ Richard
Swift Laboratory
Geo. Ast Candy Co
Mabley & Carew Co
Wurlitzer
Beetham Announces Gubernatorial Candidacy in Dry Ohio Drive
Rupert R. Beetham Speaker of the Ohio House announces he will seek the Republican nomination for Ohio governor. He bases his campaign on tax reform and a business code, advocating constitutional limits on borrowing, serial bonds for improvements, and further reductions in state jobs. He supports a dry Ohio, strong law enforcement, and reforestation as part of a broader administration plan.
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Ohio
House
Cadiz
Associated Press
Rupert R. Beetham
Ohio House of Representatives
Beetham
General Assembly
Beethman
Europe
St. Lawrence Waterway
State Bureau of Markets
Ent
Roosevelt
100 Barrel Oil Well Struck in Pittsburgh
Oil of unusually high grade flows more than 100 barrels daily from a 100 acre tract in Pittsburgh's Twenty eighth Ward. The Arkansas Natural Gas Company drilled the best ever tapped in the district and it may be the first oil well within city limits.
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Pittsburgh
Twenty-eighth
Arkansas Natural Gas Company
One Way Street Plan Advances in Cincinnati Reroute
City set to hold hearings on a complete downtown rerouting of street cars led by Director William J Kuertz. Plan favors elimination of left turns and prioritizes right turns where feasible. Final routes cover Madison Road and Oakley via Broadway Fourth Main and Fifth streets with limited two way sections.
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William Jerome Kuertz
Kuertz
Pittsburgh
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Fourth Street
Fifth Street
Pim
Broadway
Fountain Square
Sixth Street
Pim Street
Seventh Street
Eighth Street
Ninth Street
Sycamore
Main Street
Walnut Street
Vine Street
Race Street
Elm Street
Madison Road
Madisonville
Oakley
Fourth
Main
Fifth
Zoo
New York Bans Public Smoking by Women inestablishments
Police move to arrest proprietors who allow women to smoke after a New York ordinance bans female smoking in hotels and public venues. The order, issued amid boisterous protests, targets proprietors while smokers and critics debate constitutionality and enforcement.
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New York
Enright
Police Department
Board of Aldermen
Hylan
Greenwich Village
Harlem
Bronx
Broadway
Pfau Brothers Trial Halts When Father Faints
In a downtown hotel brawl over a check, Robert and Howard Pfau were charged with disorderly conduct. Judge Eyrich fined each $100 plus costs. Pfau Manufacturing Company head Charles Pfau collapsed in court and was assisted out, later recovering. Chauncey Pichel detailed prior arrests. attorney Harry Vordertberg won a ten day stay of execution.
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Charles Pfau
Pfau Manufacturing Company
Norwood
Chauncey Pichel
Pfau
Robert
Howard Pfau
Eyrich
Harry Vordertberg
Pfau Brothers
Williamstown auto theft case nets new arrest
Howard Bregel, nephew of Newport’s Chief of Police, was arrested in Ft Thomas for possessing a stolen automobile found in his possession and released on $5,000 bond after a hearing before U.S. Commissioner Oscar Roetken. He faces another Kenton County charge and says he’s a victim of circumstances.
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Williamstown
Howard Bregel
Frank Bregel
Newport
Ft. Thomas
United States
Oscar Roetken
Covington
Roetken
Bregel
Kenton County
Kregel
George Tibbles
Lexington
Cincinnati
Tibbles
Louis Cook
People’s Packing Company of
Chief Cook
Ohio
Kentucky
Bert Helpert Ordered to Read Black Beauty for Horse Beating
Chicago March 27 Bert Helpert charged with beating his horse was ordered by Municipal Judge Haas to buy a copy of the book Black Beauty and return to court on April 20.
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Chicago
Bert Helpert
Haas
Smallpox Warning As Cases Rise In Cincinnati
Health Commissioner Dr. William H. Peters reported two new smallpox cases admitted to the General Hospital, raising the city total to twenty two. Most cases are in Cumminsville near Blue Rock street and Lakeman avenue, with several residents named including Edward Mohr and Leo Miller. No deaths recently, but officials urge vaccination and prompt reporting of new cases.
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General Hospital
William H. Peters
Cincinnati
Health Department
Cumminsville
St. Boniface
Blue Rock Street
Lakeman Avenue
Edward Mohr
Colerain Avenue
Leo Miller
John Street
Clara Benz
Peters
Dr. Peters
Kansas City
Springfield appoints Dr Craven Health Director
Dr M O Craven of Cincinnati was appointed Health Director of Springfield by the City Commission. He will serve at a salary of 5000 dollars annually, succeeding Dr R R Richison who recently resigned.
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Springfield
M. O. Craven
Cincinnati
City Commission
R. R. Richison
Auto Hotel to Otoggapy in Blaine Club Real Estate Deal
Levi P Hazen announced a plan to build a ten story auto hotel and hospital complex in Cincinnati at an estimated cost of 1 million dollars. The Blaine Club sold its Eighth street property for about 200000 to Hazen, who plans a brick concrete structure with repair shop service stations and double street access.
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Cincinnati
Levi P. Hazen
Young Men's
Blaine Club
Holmes Hospital
Eighth Street
Republican
Gerritt Fredriks
Hazen
Eighth
Ninth Streets
Saab
Mayer 3
Jessie C
Theressa
Young Women's Christian Association
A. L. Whitaker
Oames
Scott Small
Small
Clarence A. Dorger
The
Married Nurse on Trial for Killing Cincinnati Official
Olivia M. P. Stone, a Brooklyn nurse, faces first degree murder charges in the August killing of Ellis Guy Kinkead, former Cincinnati corporate counsel. Jury selection begins with a defense based on unwritten law while Kinkead’s widow speaks of leaving the case to God and not testifying.
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New York
Olivia M. P. Stone
Ellis Guy Kinkead
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Miss Stone
Supreme Court
Aspinall
Kings County
Kinkead
Women Candidates Lose Iowa City Election in Charlotte
In Charlotte Iowa all women candidates for city offices were defeated J R Kane was re elected Mayor over Mrs James McDermott 171 to 104 Mrs Nick Steiner lost City Council race to Thomas Ketelsen 193 to 95 other women candidates withdrew before voting began Campaign featured mothers with marriageable daughters and threats to withhold courting support Officials say a large male vote and heavy woman turnout doomed the women candidates
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Charlotte
Iowa
Associated Press
Dan Cupid
J. R. Kane
James McDermott
Nick Steiner
Thomas Ketelsen
McDermott
Steiner
Twelve Year Old Thwarts Jail Break in Marion
In Marion Illinois on March 27 a 12 year old boy Thomas Thaxton pushed a revolver from his breast and ran six blocks to City Hall to summon police. Officers arrived as thirteen prisoners pummelled Sheriff Melvin Thaxton. one inmate escaped.
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Marion
Thomas Thaxton
Melvin Thaxton
Thaxton
Chicago Church Federation seeks amnesty for political prisoners
In Chicago on March 27 the Chicago Church Federation adopted resolutions urging President Harding to grant amnesty to ill recalled political prisoners.
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Chicago
Chicago Church Federation Today
Harding
Theater to Occupy Bay State Landmark
Workmen began reclaiming the site of the Province House in Boston for an office building and a motion picture theater. The Province House, built about 250 years ago, served as the official residence of British administrators from 1716 until General Gage’s regime.
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Massachusetts Bay Colony
Province House
Gage
Bakeries Behind Flapper Trend Say Manufacturers
George E. Dean of the Bakery Equipments Manufacturers Association told members in Chicago that modern bakeries supply 60 percent of U S bread. He argued relief from lengthy training lets women focus on aesthetics and self expression rather to bake at home.
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Chicago
George E. Dean
Albion
Mich
Bakery Equipments Manufacturers’ Association
United States
Actress Held for Theft Marries Vaudeville Star After Sentence
New York March 27 three stern judges banished the lengthy term for vaudeville actress Ruth Lavine Witters known as Jacky Winters after she admitted stealing to buy clothes. Tommy Toner testified of his love and a job offer. The couple hurried to the Marriage License Bureau and then to The Tombs Prison for a wedding with Chaplain John Callahan.
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New York
Jacky Winters
Dayton
Tommy Toner
Jacky
Ruth Lavine Witters
Cupid
Tommy
Tombs
John Callahan
Father of Bandit Smuggled Gun into Newport Jail
Michael Farrell Sr. was arrested after allegedly handing a loaded .38 revolver to his son George Farrell during a Newport Jail escape plot. Jailers found saws, ropes, improvised weapons, and a plan to free Richard Newhouse with a broken steel partition and a gate bar sawed through. Farrell Sr. faces fugitive charges and possible Cincinnati Nash payroll holdup ties.
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Newport
Michael McNamara
Newport City
Edward Madder
George Simms
George Farrell
Brighton and
Lindsey
Cincinnati
A. Nash Tailoring Company
Michael Farrell
St. Mary’s Hospital
Case Thomasson
Newport Police Department
Dave Murphy
Weis and Cleary
Cincinnati Police Department
Farrell
Farrell, Sr
Richard Newhouse
McNamara
Nash
Newhouse
Falmouth
Dorset Flour Company
William Bankamper
Kroger
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Amulments
Descsenpe
Tee Tee Art Dry Cleaning Co
Baldwin Piano Co
Burger Bros
Cunard
East Hills Coal and Supply Co
Rupert Beetham JO
Business Administration
Tax Question and Business Code
Council
Sonia
Peter J. McGuinness
Olive Stott Gabriel
Nellie Beebe
Liliaan Sire
Mary Wood
Republican Women’s Association
William T. Collins
Collins
Pfau Gallapaca
Oun
Hght
Linton
Fagel
BY Bregel
Whiting
Peters Warnd
Auto Hotel
Blaine
Republican Organization
Levi Hazen
Olivia Stone
Bay State Landmark
Boston
Father
Bandit
Michael Farrel
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