Tensions Rise as Moslem Christian Protests Hit Palestine
Dispatch from Geneva reports renewed protests by Christians and Muslims in Jerusalem against British rule in Palestine. Mosul Commission findings due in April spark unease over league actions, Turkish-Arab alignments, and potential conflict involving Iraq and the oil region amid Franco-British diplomacy.
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Albin E. Johnson
New York World News Service
Geneva
Middle East
League of Nations
Palestine
Jerusalem
Egypt
Sudan
League
Mosul
Eric Drummond
Lord Balfour
Damascus
Venice
England
Angora
Sheik Sennassi
Mecca
Sultan Ibn Sa’ud
Iraq
Hussein
Hedjaz
Ibn Sa’ud
Jeddah
Turkey
Franklin Bouillon
Foreign Office
Britain
N. Y. World News Service
N. YY
World) Press Pub. Co
Soiled Socks Yield Evidence of Liquor Nine Held After Raid
Police traced a moonshine stash after a tip led to a second floor apartment at 723 Sycamore Street. Nine people were arrested. Dora Howard faced liquor possession charges while others were charged with disorderly conduct. officers seized a gallon jug of moonshine as evidence.
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Fricke
Cashman and Connell
Sycamore Street
Dora Howard
Pauline LaCross
Howard Reed
East Sixth Street
Covington
Chester Chapman
Ellis L. Peltz
Ellea Howard
Presser
Sam Korelitz
Harvey Avenue
James B. Delaney
West Ninth Street
Wheeler Exonerated by Senate in Wheeler Grand Jury Rift
Senate vote clears Burton K Wheeler of same implications raised by a federal grand jury. The piece notes the difference in roles between the Senate as judge and the grand jury as accuser and outlines dual indictments in Montana and D C involving Gordon Campbell and oil permits. It mentions trial dates and bonds for Wheeler and associates and explains the legal dispute over paid services and unlawful purposes.
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David Lawrence
The
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Senate
Wheeler
Grand Jury
Congress
United States
District of Columbia
Stone
Gordon Campbell
Campbell
Federal Grand Jury
Perah
Charles A. Douglas
American Surety Company
Edwin Booth
Interior Department
Tulsa
Okla
Great Falls
Mont
Seven hurt in a series of auto crashes. child seriously injured
A morning chain of automobile accidents left one child with a fractured skull and six others injured. Imelda Meyer 7 was struck at Riverside drive and Sedam street and taken to St Marys Hospital. Witnesses say the truck driver fled after the impact.
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Imelda Meyer
Sedam Street
Riverside Drive
St. Mary's Hospital
Edward Taylor
Linn Street
Daniel Hodge
Richmond Street
Liberty
Elm Streets
St. Mary’s Hospital
Frederick Willet
Eden Avenue
Joseph Dermody
Gilbert Avenue
John Sigel
Grandin Road
General Hospital
Jane Cook
Clarence Cook
Hyde Park Avenue
Harry Lay
van Buren Avenue
Ella Maley
Reading Road
Alice Terry
Observatory Avenue
Terry
Henry Walker
Gordon Street
Clarence Lafeever
Kemper Lane
Pearl and
Butler
Wich
Sixth
Vine Streets
Bessie Ringo
Harper Avenue
Norwood
Nathan Shapiro
Gholson Avenue
Hocking Valley approves merger with Nickel Plate system
Stockholders vote 90 665 to 15 890 in favor of consolidating the Hocking Valley with the Nickel Plate group led by Van Sweringen interests. About 4 500 shares not represented. Minority petitions seek court injunction citing lease terms and stock value concerns. A second stockholders meeting is set for April 29 in Columbus.
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Columbus
Hocking Valley Railway
Hocking’ Valley
van Sweringen
Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
Hocking Valley
New York
Edward C. Bailey
Woodlow & Co
C. J. Pretzman
Chesapeake & Ohio
Thatey
Nickel Plate
Hockie Valley
Ohio
O. P. van Sweringen
M. J. van Sweringen
W. J. Harada
van Sweyingen Brothers
Erie
Pere Marquette
Chicago & St. Louis
Legion Plans 3000 Three Thousand Americanization Effort
The Americanization Committee of the American Legion in Hamilton County outlined a long term project to reach 3000 aliens who have declared citizenship but not filed final papers. Robert A. Kramer said work begins immediately with aid from the Chamber of Commerce and local volunteers will visit eligible residents and promote night school attendance over three to five years. Committee members include Albert E. Savoy Edward J. Corcoran Dr John L. McLeish E T Gold Edward T. Kennedy and Miss Nelle E Dowd.
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Kramer
Chamber of Commerce
Albert E. Savoy
Edward J. Corcoran
John L. McLeish
E. T. Gold
Edward T. Kennedy
Nelle E. Dowd
Bank Closed in Williamson After Shortage Disclosed
The Day and Night Bank of Williamson was closed by order of State Banking Commissioner H A Abbott pending examination after bank examiners found a funds shortage. Vice President W P T Varney was bonded under $10 000 amid forgery charges involving a $600 check. Abbott said the shortage would not affect deposits and losses to shareholders would be small.
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Associated Press
Williamson
W. Va
H. A. Abbott
W. P. T. Varney
Abbott
Carpenter Hurt After L. N. Train Collision at Crossing
Louis Johnson, 61, a carpenter, was struck by a southbound L. & N. passenger train at the Twelfth and Monmouth streets crossing. He suffered cuts and bruises, was treated at Speer's Hospital, and released to his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Johnson
sMonmouth Street
Johnson
Speer’s Hospital
Wheeler Denounces Indictment as Administration Policy
Senator Wheeler of Montana denounces a Washington indictment as evidence of the administrations policy led by Daugherty. He cites witness herding by Blair Doan and grand jury delays, calling the case a by product of a prior Montana probe and noting attacks on his opponents.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Daugherty
Senator Wheeler
Montana
Blair Coan
Republican National Committee
Waters Wheeler
Walsh
Doat
Wheeler
Couzens
Michigan
Department of Justice
District of Columbia
Blair Doan
New River Steamer Island Queen Christened at Coney Island
On Easter Sunday April 12 a Cincinnati girl will christen the all steel oil burning river steamer Island Queen at the Coney Island wharfboat. Captain Ben Patterson will order cast off as the $400000 craft embarks on its maiden voyage to New Richmond Ohio. Built under Captain D W Wisherd this 4000 passenger vessel features thirty four watertight compartments and no interior doors between them. The Island Queen will be flagship of the Coney Island fleet when the up river resort opens May 23 with further excursions planned.
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Cincinnati
Coney Island
Ben Patterson
New Richmond
Ohio
Mississippi
United States
Coney Island Company
D. W. Wisherd
Omega Upsilon Phi Ends Thirtieth Grand Convention
Dr Charles A L Reed spoke at the Omega Upsilon Phi Fraternity dinner at the Sinton to close the thirtieth grand convention. Eighteen delegates from Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia New York Montana Missouri and California attended along with fifty local members. Toast master was Dr A H Friberg and speakers included Dr T Caroll Davis Dr A Ravagli and Dr Clarence W Betzner. The local chapter also held its twenty fifth annual meeting.
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Charles A. L. Reed
Omega Upsilon Phi Fraternity
Sinton
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
New York
Montana
Missouri
California
A. H. Friberg
T. Caroll Davis
Philadelphia
A. Ravagli
Clarence W. Betzner
Cincinnati
Algo
Herriot Replies to German Note in Pursuit of Allied Pact
Paris dispatch reports Premier Herriot drafting a cautious reply to Germanys security pact proposal. Allies in London Brussels and Rome weigh principles before Berlin talks. He insists any pact must honor Versailles frontiers and Poland's security.
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Alfred M. Murray
New York World News Service
Paris
Herriot
Rhine
London
Brussels
Rome
France
Quai D’orsay
de Florlan
Germany
Berlin
Poland
Senate Foreign Affairs Commission
League of Nations
Europe
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Chamber of Deputies
Reich
Briand
N. Y
Second Story Burglary in Walnut Hills
A thief described as a second-story man used a borrowed ladder to reach upper windows near Dixmont avenue in Walnut Hills. Mrs. W. J. Bauer reported a man jumping from her porch and fleeing over a fence after entering the home. he took a dollar in change. Nearby, Mrs. John Lucas saw a man drop from a ladder propped against the building about an hour later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills
Dixmont Avenue
W. J. Bauer
John Lucas
Bauer
Betrothal rumors swirl over Italian crown prince and Belgian princess
In Nice and Cannes headlines spark about Crown Prince Humbert of Italy and Princess Marie Jose as a betrothal seems likely with the couple meeting at Villa Borghese amid similar past unions. Reports note Queen Mary of Britain battles seasickness aboard the Victoria and Albert during the Mediterranean voyage.
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New York World News Service
Nice
Humbert
Italy
Marie Jose
Belgia
Villa Bordighera
Alfonso
Spain
Suzanne Lenglen
Cannes
Elizabeth Ryan
California
Morpurgo
Mile
Lenglen
Aeschilman
Vigor
Miss Wills
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Ife
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Mary
Villefranche
Duke of Connaught
Paris
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Monte Carlo
Riviera
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Sir Coleridge Kennard
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Villa Monte
Sinclair Lewis
Prince of Monaco
Grimaldi
Francois Blanc
Judge Asser
Reich
Madame Bretonne
Genoa
Peer Gynt
Wireless A
Kolossal
Widener Collection Titian Venus Adonis at Lynnewood Hall
An essay on Widener's art taste notes the Titian Venus and Adonis in his Lynnewood Hall collection and compares it to earlier versions and other masterworks. It discusses price, value, and the shift in art world economics from 19th to 20th century.
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Jonkeys
Corot
Widener
Renoir
A. M. Deudon
Museo del Prado
Madrid
National Gallery
London
Bernard Berenson
Lynnewood Hall
British National Gallery
Angerstein
Henry Huntington
Paris
Titian
Boghhese
Rome
Prince Borghese
Berenson
Prophet
Cupid
Isaiah
Adonis
Irene
Emilia di Spilimbergo
Gardner Museum
Boston
Vienna
Congo World News Service
Xs World Press Pub. Co
Convict's Wife Takes Poison After HoldUp Tragedy
Flora Weisenberger 26 wife of Herbert Weisenberger attempted suicide by poison in her West Eighth Street home. The case echoes a 1923 theater robbery in which Louis Knau fought off a gang, one member was killed, and Dale Waterfield later received a life sentence. Mrs Weisenberger said she has suffered since her husband’s sentencing.
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Flora Weisenberger
West Eighth Street
Weisenberger
Herbert Weisenberger
Louis Knau
Queen City Avenue
Knau
Dale Waterfield
Ohio Penitentiary
General Hospital
Indiana Officer Dead as Plane Crashes at Wheeler Field
First Lieutenant Clifford Elléman of Russiaville Indiana was killed and Sergeant Erwin Meserick seriously injured when their airplane nosedived in flames at Wheeler Field near Honolulu. The craft fell about 150 feet after the engine failed.
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Indiana
Associated Press
Honolulu
Clifford Elléman
Russiaville
Ind
Erwin Meserick
Wheeler Field
Here
Students Dancing to Aid College Costs
New York World News Service reports New York University’s Francis W. Lawson notes 35 students earned money as dancing partners at a Master Hairdressers’ Association ball. He says job variety includes hosting delegates and convention duties, while less skilled peers work as rat catchers or in hock shops.
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New York World News Service
New York
Francis W. Lawson
Employment Bureau of
New York University
Master Hairdressers’ Association
Lawson
Winona
Nephew of Napoleon Drops Suit Against Wife
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte grandnephew of the former French Emperor dropped a suit filed March 9 to require Blanche Bonaparte to reassign $500000 in property he claimed she fraudulently controlled. The court allowed his counsel a $250 fee and $420 expenses, and the order of discontinuance was entered.
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New York
Jérome Napoleon Bonaparte
Blanche
Navy Says Tennessee Repulsed Two Air Attacks
The battleship Tennessee repelled two simulated air attacks during fleet practice off Washing ton with anti aircraft fire. A towed sleeve target was hit by Tennessee guns in each case and officials expect a fuller report to clarify earlier unofficial reports about surface ships hitting air targets.
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Tennessee
Pacific
Navy Department
Navy
Wilbur
Progress of Naval Aviation Shown by Fleet Tests
In San Diego Captain Thomas Craven reports great fleet practice in the Santa Barbara Channel showcased naval aircraft progress. He observed from Lt Wyatt’s plane that aviation has improved greatly since last year and expects further advances as planes flew over battleships and destroyers. He links military aviation growth with commercial aviation and civil air transport development as vital to national defense.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Cal
United States
Santa Barbara
Thomas Craven
North Island Naval Air Station
Craven
America
B. H. Wyatt
Captain Craven
Army
Navy
Negro Laborer Crushed to Death by Crane
Herman Stephan aged 41 a Negro laborer of 503 John Street was fatally crushed yesterday at the Union Gas and Electric Company plant on West Front Street when an electric crane toppled or swung and struck him after he failed to return with a bucket of sand Edward Leahey plant engineer had sent him on the errand and initiated a search upon his disappearance.
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Herman Stephan
John Street
Union Gas and Electric Company
West Front Street
Edward Leahey
Two Kentuckians Slain Near Princess Kentucky
Ashland dispatch reports Tom Click and Eddie McAllister were shot to death early last night near Princess Kentucky seven miles from Ashland. No details were available at 1 am.
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Ashland
Tom Click
Eddie McAllister
Princess
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