Law Proposal Aims Ban on Drinks Aboard Ships
A legislative effort seeks to bar alcoholic beverages on American ships and to create appropriations to offset resulting losses. The move reflects a stated danger to daily life and commerce.
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03 May 1923
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1923
Page
1
Congress faces biggest wet and dry clash since Volstead act
Special correspondent outlines looming congressional battle over liquor sales on ships, with President Harding defending the status quo beyond the three mile limit. Dry advocates push for shipping funds while opposing on board liquor. wets argue parity and competitive losses for American vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
The
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Congress
World Court
Harding
Lasker
Supreme Court
Shipping Board
Three Mile
Mediterranean
Central
South American
Orient
Halifax
Bermuda
Bahamas
America
Stars and Stripes
Drys
Argu
Rum Fleet Begins General Exodus Off New Jersey Coast
A general exodus of the rum fleet off the New Jersey coast started late May 2 as the British tanker Warszawa and the yacht Istar steamed out to sea after a government cutter halted a small unidentified steamer approaching the fleet. The Warszawa moved northeast and the Istar southeast as vessels disappeared from view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Highlands
N. J
Rum
New Jersey
Warszawa
Istar
Rum Row
Reverent mood tempers audience enthusiasm at Bach Mass
A capacity Music Hall crowd last night greeted the Bach B Minor Mass with tempered enthusiasm and reverent mood. Spectators discussed the performance in the foyer, noted fashion, and praised conductor Van der Stucken while weather and balcony rail safety drew interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
van der Stucken
RK. B&b. Ruddy
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Ruddy
Theodore Thomas
al Lane
Slight Earthquake Felt in Capital Area
An earthquake of slight intensity was recorded between 11 40 a m and noon today on the Georgetown University seismograph. Father Tondorf, head of the lab, estimated the center of disturbance about 1 900 miles south of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Georgetown University
Father Tondorf
Blonde girl found on Decoursey pike near Covington
A likely 18 year old blonde girl, unable to state her name, was found by two women on the Decoursey pike five miles south of Covington. She says two men beat her, took her purse, and left her at St. Elizabeth Hospital where doctors report no illness or injuries. Police seek to identify her and verify the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Pike
H. B. Fisk
Latonia
Decoursey Pike
Inventor of helicopter ends work at McCook Field
Dayton Ohio May 2 Dr George De Bothezat founder of the Mc Cook Field helicopter notified Major L W McIntosh that under field conditions he can no longer continue his work on helicopter development The inventor confirms he has ceased further work but does not disclose reasons It is said he objected to published statements discrediting his machines and claims officials at the post have not refuted them
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton, O
George de Bothezat
McCook Field
L. W. McIntosh
de Bothezat
Mass by Bach Presented Impressively at Music Hall
The Bach B minor Mass received an impressive performance at Music Hall, matching the high standard set by Mendelssohn Elijah the previous night. The concert demanded extreme vocal effort from the chorus and strong interpretive skill from the conductor, yet the result was convincing and ceremonial in mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Mendelssohn
Elijah
Meacham resigns as Cincinnati Y M C A President after 23 years
D B Meacham steps down from the presidency of the Cincinnati Y M C A after twenty three years in office. R A Colter elected to succeed him. The board commended his long service and noted continued involvement as a board member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
History of Organization
R. A. Colter
D. B. Meacham
Cincinnati Y. M. C. A
Meacham
Society of Religious Inquiry
Boston
Kentucky
Robert Meacham
Colter
Chamber of Commerce
A. E. Anderson
Erry Hutchins
Cecil Gamble
Art Firm Records Large Estates in Duveen Settlement
New York May 2 The accounting in the Duveen Bros estate reveals art items on wealthy budgets Henry J Duveen died 1919 Executors report Frick estate owed 2 196000 and Mrs Hamilton Rice had a 900000 charge account The total value after legacies stands at 2253450
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wealthy
Henry J. Duveen
Duveen Bros., Inc
Henry C. Frick
Hamilton Rice
Family Jewels Guarded by Rex the Watch Dog
Ed ward Doering and his family escaped a burglary last night as their collie Rex disrupted the intruder. The dog chased the thief through a window into the yard, where the man dropped a box of jewelry before fleeing over a fence. Police found no trace of the burglar, and Rex remained guarding the loot. Doering, connected with Doering Bros Lithographing Co, resides at 2605 Burnet Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex
Edward Doering
Burnet Avenue
Doering
William Doering
Edward
Mr. Doering
Deering
Liquor Fraud Not Proved At Philadelphia Trial
Wil liam C. McConnell and twenty eight others charged with conspiracy to issue fraudulent permits for whisky withdrawal were freed by Judge J Whitaker Thompson after the government failed to prove a general conspiracy. The case arose from forty seven defendants and earlier a mistrial occurred amid alleged jury tampering. The judge ruled insufficient evidence of a unity of purpose to defraud the government and directed a verdict of not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
William C. McConnell
Pennsylvania
J. Whitaker Thompson
United States District Court
Thompson
J. Paul MacElree
United States
MacElree
Supreme Court of the United States
Army monoplane completes westward non stop flight to San Diego
The T-2 giant army monoplane, with Lieutenants MacReady and Kelly, left Roosevelt Field at 1:36 pm for a non stop flight to San Diego Cal. It passed St Louis at 9:15 pm and Terre Haute at 7:30 pm flying about 100 miles per hour. Red flares were dropped at Scott Field near Belleville Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Sierra Nevadas
New York
San Diego
Roosevelt Field
Hempstead
N. Y
Cal
Terre Haute
Intd
Here
Scott Field
Belleville
Paeglo
Plane Crosses Missouri River Near Atchison In Transcontinental Run
Atchison Kan May 2 A powerful airplane crossed the Missouri River three miles south of here at 11 05 tonight. Railroad workers watching for a nonstop transcontinental flight believe it is the T 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri River
Atchison, Kan
Here
Take-Off Close Call On Transcontinental Flight Attempt
Lieutenants John A. MacReady and Oakley G. Kelly took off from Roosevelt Field at 1 36 53 p m in the army monoplane T 2 on a second attempt to fly non stop to San Diego in about 32 hours The ship cleared hangars by inches after a failed first start and will rely on compass navigation with no wireless dropping messages en route The first leg went to Dayton Ohio with plans to descend there if trouble arises and continue to San Diego via Emporia Hutchinson Albuquerque and Santa Fe then El Centro California
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
N.Y
John A. MacReady
Oakley G. Kelly
Roosevelt Field
San Diego
American Legion
Kelly
MacReady
Dayton
New York
Emporia
Hutchinson
Kan
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
N. M
el Centro
Cal
Miles J. Todd Dies at Indiana Resort at 55
Miles J. Todd 55 of Madisonville died early yesterday at Minogco Hotel Mineral Springs Milan Ind seeking healing waters. He was Cincinnati district Big Four Divisional Freight Agent and former Lehigh Valley commercial agent. Survived by wife Lilles Crugar and four children. Funeral at Holy Trinity, Meteor ville, burial Laurel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles J. Todd
Stewart Place
Madisonville
Big Four Railroad
Cincinnati
Minogco Hotel
Mineral Springs
Milan
Inc
Mr. Todd
Montgomery
Lilles Crugar
J. H. Crugar
Big Four
Lehigh Valley Lines
Government Railroad Commission
Scottish Rite
Hanselmann Commandery of Masons
Margaret
Robert
John
Fred
Chamber of Commerce
Holy Trinity Scopalisto
Germany Seeks 30 Billion Gold Marks Reparations Figure
Paris reports the German note delivered to the Foreign Office proposes a total debt of 30 billion gold marks. French officials deem the terms absurd and expect a negative reply, viewing the plan as reopening the Versailles reparations question. Premier Poincare awaits the full document before commenting amid general opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Foreign Office
Berlin
Poincare
Howard Saxby Dies at 69 in Cincinnati After Ill Health
English born journalist editor and humorist Howard Saxby died at his home 2238 Burnet avenue Cincinnati after months of illness due to heart attack induced by gall stones. He leaves widow Alice and siblings in England. Saxby edited Saxbys Magazine for over thirty years and toured with Eugene Field in youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Saxby
Cincinnati
Saxby
Burnet Avenue
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Mr. Saxby
H. H. Wiggers
Auburn Avenue
Alice Saxby
England
Father
Corydon
America
Eugene Field
Isle
United States
Ruthenberg Found Guilty in Michigan Syndicalism Case
Charles E. Ruthenberg of Cleveland was convicted of violating Michigan criminal syndicalism law. He faces up to ten years in prison or a $5,000 fine, or both. Sentencing set for June 4. appeal possible, judge undecided on Marquette prison pending appeal. This marks his third conviction in recent years for radical activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph
Mich
Charles E. Ruthenberg
Cleveland
Michigan
Ruthenberg
Charles White
Supreme Court
Marquette Prison
Socialist Party
Canada Debates Howat Disposal Held on Border
Ottawa May 2 The Immigration Department has not yet decided action on Alexander Howat once president of the United Mineworkers of America Kansas district detained at McAdam Junction New Brunswick. Labor Minister Stewart said the department remains in communication regarding the detention. Howat was barred from entering to address miners at Glace Bay on grounds he might become a public charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canadian Immigration Department
Alexander Howat
Kansas
United Mineworkers of America
McAdam Junction
N. B
Charles Stewart
Howat
Glace Bay
One Hundred Die in Russian Munitions Factory Blast
London dispatch reports a Russian munitions factory explosion in the Tula government area killed about 100 people. Notables among the dead include General Mainikoff, several military officers, and three local Soviet members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tula
Russia
Moscow
Helsingford
Holland
Mainikoff
France warns Turkey over Syrian frontier at Lausanne talks
May 2 Lausanne France warns Turkey that continued troop concentration near the Syrian border could jeopardize the Lausanne peace negotiations. French delegation notes Turkish mobilization near French mandated territory. Ismet Pasha says he will report to Ankara. Turkish replies defend troop moves as a sovereign right amid ongoing hostilities with Greece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lausanne
France
Turkey
Constantinople
Pelle
Ismet Pasha
Angora
Cilicia
Hay
Seme
Greece
Berlin Plans Twenty Billion Bond Issue by 1927
Berlin proposes raising twenty billion marks before July 1927 through a bond issue on the international money market. Fulfillment of obligations hinges on currency stabilization and renewal of credit, the note states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany's Reparations Offer Sets 30 Billion Gold Marks Target
Berlin proposes total reparations at 30 billion gold marks with 20 billion by 1927 via bonds, 5 billion by 1929, and the rest by 1931. It ties payments to currency stabilization and continued passive resistance until Ruhr evacuation and Rhine conditions are met, urging international arbitration and foreign loans to restore German credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Entente
Washington
Rhine
Rhineland
Europe
Ruhr
France
United States
Financial Commission
International Court For Arbitration
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Gonghesy
Lawrence
Desert Coast
Bach
Balcony Promenade
Collie
iThief
Indiana Resort
Saxby’s Magazine
Canada
Prange
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