France Sees U S Speech as Favoring Teutons at Versailles
Paris dispatch reports Pertinax in Echo de Paris criticizing Houghton for pro German leanings. Temps laments American refusal to sign Versailles and urges unity. Berlin press portrays the Pilgrims dinner as Germany using a security pact to pressure France and Poland.
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Alfred M. Murray
New York World News Service
Paris
London
Pertinax
Echo de Paris
Italy
Germany
Hungary
Portugal
Brazil
Baldwin
France
Houghton
England
Berlin
Pertinay
America
United States
Britain
Temps
Washington
Europe
Rhine
Byright
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Wright to Send Wright Flyer to London Despite Probes
Orville Wright announced the Wright flying machine will be shipped to the Science Museum in South Kensington, London, within two months. He said his pledge to send the artifact abroad is unalterable despite possible Congressional investigations and American efforts to keep it in the United States.
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Dayton
Smithsonian Institution
England
Orville Wright
Science Museum
South Kensington
London
Congress
Wright
Rum Row Blockade by Dry Navy Blocks Coastline
Coast guard vessels and seaplanes enforce a blockade from Boston to Atlantic City to suppress rum running. A 1922 tariff provision allows paying informers 25 percent of fines and auction proceeds, while Buckner and Merrick push inland raids and the Padlock Court to shut down speakeasies. The Treasury will withhold informer names.
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New York
Boston
Atlantic City
Coast Guard
Prohibition
United States
Buckner
R. Q. Merrick
New Jersey
John C. Knox
Staten Island
W. W. E. Jacobs
England
Canada
Bermuda
Treasury Department
Poisoning trial ends with suicide amid gienke family case
Medina Ohio May 6 Mrs Martha Wise 41 on trial for poisoning her mother Mrs Sophie Hazel 72 and relatives at the Gienke home on New Year s day. Edith Hazel 50 sister in law commits suicide after learning of the deaths. Witnesses include Marie and Rudolph Gienke paralytic children and drugsist Walter Weber who sold arsenic. coroner and chemist corroborate arsenic in the bodies.
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Edith Hazel
Wise
Hazel
Fred Gienke, Jr
Gienke
Marie
Marie Gienke
Miss Gienke
van Epp
Rudolph Grenke
Fred Roshon
Herman Gienke
Walter B. Weber
Medina
Crum
Albert Wood
Brunswick
Seymour
Mrs. Wise
Torrow
Boncour Reveals Weaknesses in Traffic in Arms Draft
Geneva May 6 head of the French delegation Paul Boncour tore down the camouflage and outlined three weaknesses of the traffic in arms draft protocol. He warned that it infringes sovereignty, jeopardizes security, and creates inequalities among League members while calling for source control and broader disarmament efforts.
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Albin E. Johnson
New York World News Service
Geneva
Paul Bgncour
Boncour
League of Nations
League
United States
Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Holland
Belgium
Czecho- Slovakia
Sweden
Japan
Poland
Rumania
Jugo-Slavia
Abyssinia
Persia
China
Uruguay
Brazil
Theodore E. Burton
Russia
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World
Cincinnati Soloists at May Festival Debut and Atrocious Intermission
Cincinnati chorus members performed smaller parts as Florence Austral makes her American debut. The crowd endured intermission chaos, a lemonade stand shortage, and iced coffee shortages while attendees searched for friends. Frederick Stock conducts the Chicago Symphony Orchestra in Symphonic Variations and Howard Hafford sings The Omnipotence with the chorus.
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Florence Austral
England
Robert Maitland
Frederick Stock
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Howard Hafford
Schubert
St John Passion Impresses At May Festival Performance
Bach's St John Passion receives a forceful, impressive performance as part of the May Festival. Dan Beddoe sings the Evangelist with clarity, Robert Maitland as Jesus charms, while Louise Homer debuts and Fred Patton captivates in Haste Ye Deeply Wounded Spirits. The ensemble, under Van der Stucken, delivers strong choral and organ contributions, with Durst’s organ Prelude and Fugue opening the program.
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Bach
St. John
St. Mattthew
Evangelist
Dan Beddoe
Mr. Beddoe
Robert
Maitland
Jesus
Fred Patton
Patton
Louise Homer
Cincinnati
Ethyl Hayden
George Meader
Miss Hayden
Meader
Robert J. Thuman
Pilate
George Keller
Elizabeth Durland Langhorst
Else Denton
Howard Hafford
Albert Schnike
Frank van der Stucken
van der Stucken
Sidney Durst
Durst
Memorial Day Parade Adds Civilian Women Division
Frank Hamilton announced Mrs. A G Wulff as marshal to organize a civilian women division for the Memorial Day parade. Civic groups and individual women are invited to march and report to Mrs. Wulff at 2774 Paris Mt Auburn for assignment. Gather at 8 30 Saturday morning May 30 at East and Race streets. more entries expected than last year.
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Frank Hamilton
A. G. Wulff
Hamilton
Wulff
Paris
Eee
Mt. Auburn
Viscount Leverhulme gravely ill with pneumonia
London May 6 Viscount Leverhulme famed as the Soap King and a leading English industrialist is seriously ill with pneumonia at 74 years old.
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Leverhulme
London
Viscount Leverhulme
England
Swiss Guards take oath at Vatican in ancient ceremony
In St Peter’s Square at the Vatican, 33 new Papal Swiss Guards swore allegiance before a prelate, repeating the oath in German and French. The rite, tied to the 398 year old defense of the Vatican, drew pilgrims and travelers from many nations as hymns rang through the basilica.
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Beatrice Baskerville
New York World News Service
Rome
Vatican
Cortile Belvedere
Papal Court
Hi Hbul
Switzerland
St. Peter’s Square
Serney World News Service
Navy Commander Acquitted in Whisky Case at Norfolk
Commander D. W. Fuller of the Beaufort was acquitted by a court-martial at Norfolk Naval Base of all three charges of neglect of duty tied to finding 500 quarts of whisky aboard his ship in February. The three-day hearing ended with a ten-minute deliberation. Orders to convene separate trials for five Beaufort officers were countermanded, and Fuller’s court will hear those cases.
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Norfolk
D. W. Fuller
Beaufort
Naval Base
Fuller
Somber May Festival Draws Notables From Far Afield
A subdued May Festival program drew a large audience with many out of town arrivals. Cincinnati regulars returning from Florida and California mingled with guests and families from Louisville, Washington, New York, Boston, Columbus, Lexington, and beyond. The crowd included notable singers, clergymen, judges, and social figures forming a quiet, respectful atmosphere.
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Florida
California
B. H. Kroger
Palm Beach
Fanny Lehmer
Jesse R. Clark
Howard Cox
J. R. Holmes
Harriet
Ralph Carothers
Rudolph Wurlitzer
van der Stucken
Lundin
Boston
Charles
Washington
and Arthur Brown
Rene Dearis
Carl D. Kinsey
Edgar Nelson
Chicago
Inquiry ordered into blaze that killed six firemen
Atlanta May 6 An investigation ordered after a fire killed six firemen and injured eight others. Fire Chief Cody and the Fire Committee will have inspectors examine the building for overload cotton causing second floor collapse. Eight men were buried. two rescued. A public funeral is set for Friday afternoon.
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Atlanta
Cody
Bigamist Sel dow Receives Indeterminate Sentence
New York May 29 year old Sel dow was sentenced after a two week-old conviction for bigamy and faces an indeterminate term with a maximum of three years. Judge Collins condemned the act of leaving his first wife to wed Mary Woodson, then seventeen, daughter of a Washington dressmaker, in 1924.
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Bigamist
New York
May Seldow
Big‘amy
Collins
Seldow
Mary Woodson
Washington
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