Bible School in Public Schools Debate Divides Clergy
City clergymen debate weekday Bible classes in public schools as the Board of Education stalls on a vote. Supporters cite moral training and civic character, while opponents warn of church and state entanglement and a possible erosion of public schooling.
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Board of Education
William J. Shroder
Samuel Aci
Aci
Cincinnati
Arthur P. Schnatz
First Reformed Church
Hamilton County Sunday School Association
Sands School
Kaplan
John F. Herget
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Gary
Ind
Jacob H. Kaplan
Reading Road Temple
Church and State
Toledo
John Bayne Ascham
Avondale
Ascham
Fred Tukey
Taxpayers’ Association of
Hamilton County
Faith of Frenchmen in political convictions shown in red clashes
Paris May 9 The seriousness with which French citizens regard politics and their courage amid danger were shown during the Communist ambush in Paris and during municipal election disorders. Four were killed and fifty wounded as conservatives and young opponents clashed. activists formed centuries to guard speakers and preserve order. The dead and wounded had no arms, while conservatives faced revolver fire knives and a Communist shock troop largely composed of colonial French from Algeria and Indo China.
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Paris
Millerand
Algeria
Indo- China
Shantytown raid nets youths and six adults in theft case
Police arrest four white youths and two white men amid a shantytown raid near Budd Street. Frank Crawford, 38, named as fence, faces charges of receiving stolen goods and liquor possession. Juvenile charges filed for Charles Ashcraft, 17, Joseph Conlon, 15, Edward Morris, 15, and Raymond Cole, 16. Recovered items include nine automobile tires and a bottle of moonshine.
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Frank Crawford
Charles Ashcraft
Denman Street
Joseph Conlon
West Eighth Street
Edward Morris
West Street
Raymond Cole
West Seventh Street
William Commodore
Charles Jackson
East Front Street
William Chambers
West Fourth Street
Crawford
Millcreek
Ohio River
Firemen Start Blazes to Appear in Hero Role
In Elberfeld two youths Rudolf Straman and Herman Londak aged 20 and 19 were sentenced to two years in prison for starting eleven fires. They joined the volunteer brigade a year ago and were praised by the Fire Chief after heroics. They later lit five more fires within a month and still fought them as first volunteers.
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Berlin
Elberfeld
Rudolf Straman
Herman Londak
Paris Opens Decorative Arts Exposition Amid Construction Delays
Paris May 9 The Decorative Arts Exposition opens with secret police on duty while pavilions remain under construction. President Doumergue tours safely as authorities admit completion will take another month. cites 1900 World Fair royalist uproar as past comparison.
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Paris
Doumergue
the Republic
Churchill Triggers Tax Storm Over Silk Stockings
London May 9 The budget proposal by Winston Churchill to tax silk imports shocks British women and dominates social chatter. Debate over taxing both real and artificial silk spreads from Whitehall to dress shops and salons as Treasury hints at possible revisions before the Buckingham Palace season.
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London
Winston Churchill
Buckingham Palace
Problems of Household Aroused Women Voters in Germany
Berlin May 9 Field Marshal von Hindenburg won the recent German presidential election partly due to the women voters Analysts cite two household factors The hope of restoring stricter social order for servants and the rising food prices pushing upper class women to shop themselves They blame postwar profiteering on republican parties and expect price relief under Hindenburg authority
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Berlin
von Hindenburg
Germany
Hindenburg
May weddings slump in England amid Roman superstition
May marriages in England fell more than in recent generations as an ill luck legend from ancient Rome circulated during winter. The belief led to a dearth of wedding announcements this month, emptying the June calendar and signaling a busy season for clergy next month.
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London
England
Modern Choctaw Woman Plans Hillside Home
Nellie Stech a Choctaw woman in Oklahoma plans a modern six room house on a mountain top near the Arkansas line in the Kiamichi mountains north of Broken Bow with an estate valued at 150000 dollars. She chooses the hill home over city life saying she loves the pines and mountains and has had plans completed and the contract let for construction.
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New York World News Service
Muskogee
Okla
Nellie Stech
Kiamichi Mountains
Smithville
Stechi
Arkansas State Line
Broken Bow
South's Industrial Rise Credited to Anglo-Saxon Skill
Norman H. Johnson of Richmond, secretary of the Southern Wholesale Dry Goods Association, says the South leads in textile growth with three mills under construction and credits the rise to Anglo-Saxon industry, unity, and practical business principles. He notes Britain and France may adopt gold standard policies and predicts German leadership stability after Hindenburg's election.
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Southland
Norman H. Johnson
Richmond
Southern Wholesale Dry Goods Association, Inc
Sinton
South
Johnson
America
Mr. Johnson
Dawes
Coolidge
England
American
France
Hindenburg
German claims new death ray exceeds all prior devices
Washington reports a German inventor claims a new death ray named Heliotaeule could paralyze life for six hours over forty miles and above 45,000 feet. No operation methods or energy source are provided. War Department experts note aircraft reach only about 39,000 feet, casting doubt on the claim.
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Washington
Commerce Department
William T. Daugherty
Berlin
War Department
Public Library Exhibit Marks Lafayette Centennial in Cincinnati
The Public Library will observe the centennial of the 1825 Lafayette visit with a week long May 19 display on Vine street. The window exhibit features dolls in period costumes of Cincinnati notables who hosted Lafayette at a Spencer House ball, plus Mrs Edmund Curtis Smith’s gown and era photographs.
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Cincinnati
Marquis Marie Jose Paul Lafayette
Public Library
Vine Street
Cincinnati Hussars
Daniel Gano
Lafayette
Gano Orchard
Sixth
Main Streets
Gun Battle on West Street Dump Ends in Death
One Negro was killed and another wounded, likely fatally, in a late afternoon shootout on the west street dump. Otis Johnson, a ragpicker, suffered a severe abdomen wound while trying to mediate. Stanley Overman was killed, and Guy Williams of West Court Street is held on suspicion after a volley from Williams reportedly erupted between Overman and Williams over salvage.
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West Street
Otis Johnson
Stanley Overman
West Court Street
Guy Williams
Overman
Williams
Johnson
Woman, 63, With Wagon Nabs Texas Intruders
In San Antonio on May 9 Mrs. Teresa Aguirre, 63, woke to two Mexican youths attempting a break in. She seized the door, pursued the runners to the street, commandeered a milkman and truck, and helped capture the suspects who were later identified and taken to police.
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New York World News Service
San Antonio
Tex
Teresa Aguirre
Railway Men Vote Down Strike in Cleveland
Motormen and conductors employed by the Cleveland Railway Company voted 1352 to 1150 against striking to press for a wage increase larger than that offered by John J Stanley president of the company. The open shop terms under the Supreme Court ruling will be accepted by the men. Older workers favored stability while newer staff with swing runs favored leaving.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Railway Company
John J. Stanley
Stanley
Supreme Court
Loveland Park Gets New Bridge and Ready Homes
The Commercial Tribune plans a bridge from Loveland Park across the Little Miami River to the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks to speed residents to Cincinnati. Hundreds may tour the property today as planners urge timely purchases with $8.50 down and six months’ subscription, totaling $68.50.
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Commercial Tribune
Loveland Park
Little Miami
Cincinnati
The
Pennsylvania
Beaverbrook Attacks Churchill in Expose on Washington Link
London May 9 Viscount Beaverbrook, once Churchill ally, now foe, publishes in the Sunday Express an article titled George Washington and Winston Churchill. A photo shows both in Continental uniforms and Beaverbrook states that Churchill completed what Washington began by adopting the gold standard and yielding British finance to the United States.
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John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
Viscount Beaverbrook
Winston Churchill
The
Sunday Express
George Washington
Lord Beaverbrook
America
United States
Churchill
New Helpoper
Y. World News Service
Y. World Press Pub. Co
Canadian Beer Seized In Car At Cleveland
Federal agents seized two hundred barrels of four point forty seven percent Canadian beer from a railroad car at a Nickel Plate siding in Cleveland. Police and railroad security pursue a missing first car load while Thomas E. Stone leads the Ohio Indiana Michigan district seizure.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Nickel Plate Railroad
Thomas E. Stone
Prohibition
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Caillaux Injects Life In Ministry Paris
The new French Finance Minister Joseph Caillaux has reshaped the ministry from the Tuileries to the Louvre. He ousted pensioners and added fresh blood and energy, with cabinet members warned that 9 o clock is work time. His economy drive spreads to staff, while a Rivoli street restaurant reports a drop in patrons as men play chess elsewhere.
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Paris
Joseph Caillaux
Tuileries Gardens
Louvre
Caillaux
France
Ministry
Rue de Rivoli
Gamble's Car Collides With Truck in Price Hill
James N Gamble vice president of Procter and Gamble lost no injuries after his car skidded into a truck at Iliff and Glenway avenues Price Hill. Chauffeur John Bywater aged 64 suffered a fractured left arm and was taken to General Hospital. The truck was driven by James Cavanaugh aged 40 with address 3506 Warsaw avenue. A separate incident at Main and Fenwick Norwood involved Cox Wilson aged 76 from 133 Sycamore street who fractured several ribs and was taken to General Hospital then home. An auto operated by a woman fled the scene. The license of the Norwood vehicle was provided to police.
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James N. Gamble
Procter & Gamble Company
Lliff and
Glenway Avenues
Price Hill
John Bywater
McKinley Avenue
General Hospital
Gamble
James Cavanaugh
Warsaw Avenue
Main Avenue
Fenwick Street
Norwood
Cox Wilson
Sycamore Street
Prison Hospital Escape Finds Alvin Bryant at Large
Police seek Alvin Bryant a 27 year old black inmate who walked away from Longview Hospital. His escape was reported at 7 am yesterday after he had been detained since October 138 1922.
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Negro
Alvin Bryant
Longview Hospital
Bryant
Amsterdam Chauffeur Becomes Noted Art Figure in Berlin
Adrien Lubbers, Amsterdam born painter with a New York chauffeur past, debuts a Berlin gallery show after exhibitions in Rome Paris Dresden Hanover and Hamburg. His career includes automobile work violin sales seafaring singing and marriage to a New York manufacturer’s daughter. He plans an autumn New York exhibition and a series portraying the city through modern eyes.
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Berlin
New York
Amsterdam
Adrien Lubbers
Rome
Paris
Dresden
Hanover
Hamburg
Lubbers
America
Europe
Double reveals plot to blackmail Pola Negri
Justine Neff known as Justine Valse was arrested to protect herself from men who used her likeness to pose as Pola Negri in a blackmail tactic. Police heard her story and she was placed in the General Hospital psychopathic ward for observation while detectives verify details.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Justine Neff
Justine _Valse
Pola Negri
Miss Negri
General Hospital
Boy Missing 24 Days Sought On Golf Lines
Yonkers New York May 9 A fifteen year old high school student Jon Vacon Jr disappeared twenty four days ago. His father appealed to Captain Cooper asking police to find the boy who was drawn by golf and spent most hours on nearby courses. He believes he might have left geometry to test the shortest distance between two points with a brassie.
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New York World News Service
Yonkers
N. Y
Jon Vacon, Jr
John Vacon
Vacon
D. A. Cooper
John
Sign Aids Him To Find Waiting Sweetheart
In Sioux Falls a highway sign reading Garretson twenty four miles led C. H. Malone and Belle Strommes to reunion after twenty years. Malone, once with the Sixth Cavalry and later a fur trader, had wandered the country before settling near Parkston. They married at Garretson Lutheran parsonage.
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New York World News Service
Sioux Falls
Sixth Cavalry
Alaska
Malone
Sitka
Arctic Ocean
United States
Parkston
S. C
Garretson
Dat Garretson
Bank Robbery at Bloomingdale Twins: Woman Aids Two
In Bloomingdale Indiana on May 9 two men robbed the Bank of Bloomingdale of about 1500 dollars and fled in a car driven by a woman. Cashier L J Brown fired three shots at the fleeing suspects and believes he hit one.
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Bloomingdale
Ind
L. J. Brown
Duel Over Girl Ends in Widowed Man's Death
In Easton Maryland on May 9 Leroy Robinson was killed after a knife duel with William Green who surrendered and was jailed. Green said Robinson insulted the girl and threatened to kill him, prompting the deadly confrontation.
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Easton
Leroy Robinson
William Green
Robinson
Green
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