Los Angeles Returns Safely From Porto Rico Flight
The navy dirigible Los Angeles completed a pioneering round trip to Porto Rico. Captain Steele confirmed success as the ship landed after 12 attempts amid light fuel-induced buoyancy and damp air. Weather largely favorable with Friday storms off Florida. next flight planned to circle Philadelphia and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lakehurst
N. J
Los Angeles
Porto Rico
Great Bay
Steele
Florida
Philadelphia
New York
Island
Mayaguez
Two Hurt In Head On Crash In Fairmont Area
Two people were cut by broken glass when two cars collided on Harrison Avenue near Homestead Place. James Carroll and Luke Merchant were harmed. Carroll and Merchant were treated for head and scalp wounds. Clarence Salatin, driver of the injured car, was arrested for reckless driving. Carroll, Merchant, and Charles Salatin faced drunkenness charges. Richard Leving, secretary of the Cincinnati Stock Exchange, his wife, and daughter were unhurt. Both cars wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Avenue
Homestead Place
Fairmount
James Carroll
Harvard Avenue
Luke Merchant
Kinney Avenue
Clarence Salatin
Fairfax Avenue
Carroll
Charles Salatin
Richard Leving
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Debreck Avenue
Plate Toss Accident Wounds Woman at West Fifth Street
Police found Mrs. Hattie Evans at 757 West Fifth Street with a scalp wound after an apparently accidental plate throw by her husband Walter. She told officers they were dining when the plate dropped. he joked about throwing it out the window and swung it upward, striking her instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Fifth Street
Hattie Evans
General Hospital
Walter
Ad Copy Promotes Custom Arch Support at 1205 Sycamore St
An advertisement advises against ready made glasses or dentures and promotes Edearing's flexible featherweight arch support shaped from foot impressions. The notice includes a contact at 1205 Sycamore St Canal 2478.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore St. Hone Canal
Beatifcation of 32 French nuns by Pope at St Peter's
Rome May 10 The Pope beatifies 32 French nuns guillotined in 1794 after refusing to abjure the faith. Pilgrims from France Italy and 2,500 English attend as Ursuline nuns present a chalice. Descendants of the nuns fill a tribune while Rome expects up to 100000 pilgrims daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Baskerville
New York World News Service
Rome
St. Peter's Basilica
Robespierre
St. Peter’s
Provence
St. Peter's
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Louisville
New York
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Prisoner Eaton Seized Amid Narcotics Suspicion
Central Station officers arrested Dr. George W. Eaton and Mary Rowan in her home after detectives followed Eaton suspecting narcotics. A small bottle of drug was found. Eaton, held for federal Harrison act violation, allegedly feigned illness and was sent to General Hospital before returning to a cell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Station
George W. Eaton
East Eighth Street
Mary Rowan
Eighth
Kim Streets
Ellenreider and
Schwaeble
Eaton
General Hospital
Ohioan Wins Legion Prize in Essay Contest
Robert Krumholtz of Springfield Ohio won the American Legion annual essay prize for schoolchildren. He wrote on Why Communism is a Menace to Americanism. John S. Miller Jr. of Portsmouth Virginia was second and Grace Nichols of Healdsburg California third. Prizes were 750 500 and 250 dollars respectively.
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Legion
Indianapolis
Ind
Robert,Krumholtz
Springfield
American Legion
Johns. Miller, Jr
Portsmouth
Grace Nichols
Healdsburg
Cal
McSwiney links Ireland aid to American freedom at Emery
Miss Mary MacSwiney of Cork appeals to Americans to recognize a debt to Ireland for aid in the revolutionary era and cites Benjamin Franklin’s visit. She criticizes the Free State and Michael Collins, claims many Irish voted no and recounts her hunger strike against Mulcahy. Audience applauded at Emery Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Ireland
Mary MacSwiney
Cork
Terrence MacSwiney
Emery Auditorium
Miss MacSwiney
Benjamin Franklin
América
France
Michael F. Galvin
J. J. Castellini
Thomas Fay
Henry Breen
T. J. Connolly
J. J. McCabe
Michael Collins
Great Britain
London
Lloyd George
Wilson
Britain
Richard Mulcahy
The
Free State
Republic
Mulcahy
Irish Literary Society
Blockade by Dry Navy Tightens Across Coast and Rum Row
The coast is flooded with smuggled liquor caches from Block Island to the shoreline as Coast Guard lessons from the war drive a tightened blockade. Faster high speed boats replace older craft, while ships risked heavy penalties and even hijackings as rum running adapts to new tactics and longer-range operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Block Island
Coast Guard
Seaboard
Brown
Coast
New London
New Jersey
Poison widow's son faults Cleveland man in murder case
Lester Wise, 14, claims a Cleveland man visited his mother, Mrs. Martha Wise, and discussed poison as authorities pursue a possible conspirator in the Mrs. Wise murder trial. Prosecutor Seymour says investigation will proceed. defense cites insanity questions as the jury nears verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Medina
Cleveland
Martha Wise
J. A. Seymour
Lester Wise
Lester
Ruth
Seymour
Rum fleet collapses as blockade bites through water routes
A May 10 report from New York States the rum fleet is breaking up under the dry navy blockade. Coast Guard Commander W. V. E. Jacoba notes shortages hinder patrols and a rum ship offered 100 cases whisky for 100 gallons water. Fog from Fire Island to the Hook hampered vigilance. efforts to undermine chasers by enlisting allies are being countered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
W. V. E. Jacoba
Coast Guard
Staten Island
Fire Island
Hook
Wre
Bryan
Countess de Kerninon Seated Eight Year Prison Term
Countess de Kerninon receives an eight year sentence for shooting her husband in Saint Brieuc. The crime occurred August 2, 1924, and the Count died ten days after the incident. The trial drew nationwide attention as the Count’s noble lineage extended to Crusader times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countess DE Kerninon
Saint Brieuc
France
Africa
Henri Robert
White mule and 145 other corn by products list
The Department of Agriculture reports 146 corn by products ranging from sage powder to axle grease. Notable items include shoe heels chair cushions cigarette holders gunpowder incense punk phonograph records shaving soap and moonshine whisky. Chemists have pursued uses for crop wastes since 1918 uncovering commercially practicable options.
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New York “World New Service
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Altering of Decalogue Hit by Rev W C Baylor
Rev O W Baylor of West End Church of Christ defends the Ten Commandments and protests moves to alter the Decalogue. He says civilization rests on the Decalogue and Christian protest should oppose any revision while calling for reform of those who oppose it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Baylor
O. W. Baylor
West End
Baylor
Steamship News May Adds To Transatlantic Traffic
New York World News Service reports upcoming steamers May 11 from Celtic Conte Verde Frederick VIII to Krasse Columbia Estonia Pan-America Silvia San Lorenzo and more. It also notes outbound steamer May 11 President to Naples and arrivals Volendam Caronia Vauban Calamares in late April to early May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ew York World News Service
New York
Shipping News
Celtic
Liverpool
Conte Verde
Naples
Frederick VIII
de Krasse
Havre
Columbia
Glasgow
Estonia
Danzig
Pan-America
Uenos Aires
Silvia
St. Johns
San Lorenzo
San Juan
President Or
Napl
Volendam
Rotterdam
Caronia
Vauban
Rio de Janeiro
Calamares
Port Limon
Cincinnati Commandery meeting agenda and officers
Cincinnati Commandery No 3 and 7 hold stated convocations at 0 p.m. Work in progress. Red Cross and Edward C Jon Commander preside. Attest Alfred P Brown, recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Commandery No
Gonaleve
Red Cross
Edward C
Jon
Alfred
Erown, R
Corder
Obituary notices list local deaths with services and burial details
Deaths listed for Mary Gilbert Chatfield Hopkins Andrew L. Hopkins Bernard H Knapp Ferdinand Krebs Albert K Snell. Details include residential addresses Bellevue Kentucky Utica New York Chicago funeral arrangements and burial plans. Dates show May 1925 with times and locations for services and churches involved.
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Gilbert—Mary Chatfield
Genesee Street
Utica
New York
Hopkins
Andrew L
Josephine
Mee Hopkins
Bethesda Hospital
Foote Avenue
Bellevue
Menkes
Sardis
Knapp
Bernard H
Alvina
Albert K
Albert
Katherine K. Snell
Chicago
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan and Upland Place
Church of the
Sanitary, Aesthetic Modern Cin Cremation Cur
An OCR fragment references a cremation facility with terms like sanitary and aesthetic standards. Mentions a modern city context and a bid or building note. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.wick Bockie
The Busse and Borgmann Co Funeral Directors Notice
The Busse and Borgmann Co Funeral Directors lists Freeman Avenue three chapels for non sectarian arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
Jones The Florist Funeral Designs
Floral shop at 1037 East McMillan Street advertises cut flowers and offers funeral designs with contact via Weedburn phone line 639 5124.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcmillan St
Chamberlain Note Triggers Diplomatic Tension Over Versailles
Washington May 10 The World News Service published Austen Chamberlain secret cabinet memorandum on European policy stirring fear in Paris over potential revision of the Versailles Danzig corridor and Upper Silesia terms. U S officials caution no official comment while Borah links peace to treaty rewrite and predicts broader upheaval in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Michelson
New York World News Service
Washington
World News Service
Austen Chamberlain
Foreign Office
The
Commercial Tribune
Chamberlain
Germany
France
England
Belgium
United States
State Department
Herrick
Ambassador Herrick
Great Britain
Europe
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Russia
Four Injured In Knife Attacks In Local Streets
Four persons were taken to General Hospital with stab wounds after a free for all fight at Wade and Central avenues and separate incidents. Charles W. Nickols, 426 Hopkins street, cut his left arm and stated his wife left him. Richard Richardson, 708 Barr street, had wounds to hand and arm. William Woods, 623 West Seventh street, was stabbed twice after an argument over pop. John Clover, 427 George street, was found unconscious with a neck wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Hospital
Charles W. Nickols
Hopkins Street
Nickols
Wade and
Central Avenue
Richard Richardson
William Woods
West Seventh Street
Woods
John Clover
George Street
Ninth
Cutter Streets
Income Tax Returns Listed by Dean's Office
Charles M. Dean announced the completion of listing about 110000 1924 income tax returns for the Cincinnati district. Continuous operation cut six weeks from prior times, indexing will finish by June 1 and publication of individual returns awaits Washington orders likely by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Charles M. Dean
Internal Revenue
Dean
Washington
B. H. Knapp Dies at 70 Hardware Merchant of Pearl Street
B H Knapp 70 proprietor of a hardware store at Pearl and Sycamore streets died suddenly at his residence 1730 Madison road early last night of a disease. Native of Cincinnati he is survived by his widow and one son and a daughter all residents of the city. Funeral arrangements to be announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Knapp
Pearl and
Sycamore Streets
Madison Road
Kearseaasé
Knapp
Cincinnati
Mrs Mary Gilbert Dies at Home in Utica New York
Mrs Mary Chattfield Gilbert age 69 sister in law of Mrs A H Chatfield of 1939 Madison Road Utica died yesterday in Utica New York from heart disease after more than two years as a heart patient. Born in Cincinnati she lived in Utica 45 years and is survived by three sons all of Utica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Chattfield Gilbert
A. H. Chatfield
Madison Road
Utica
N. Y
Gilbert
Cincinnati
River traffic update at Cincinnati docks on recent schedule
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 16.2 feet at 1 a.m. Heavy traffic included the John W. Hubbard sailing to Louisville yesterday morning, the Woof arriving from Pittsburgh and returning to Pittsburgh by noon. The Kentucky was due from Louisville at 10 a.m. and slated to return at 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Hubbard
Louisville
Pittsburgh
Smoky City
Kentucky
Weather Summary for Regions and May Temperature Records
Ohio shows fair weather and cooler conditions in the west with showers in the east. Kentucky unsettled with likely showers and cooler spell Monday night. Tennessee unsettled with showers possible Monday and Tuesday. little temperature change. West Virginia showers Monday and Tuesday, then fair and cooler. Indiana partly overcast north and central with south showers Monday, cooler Tuesday. The report lists temperatures and precipitation across many cities, noting highs in the 60s to 80s and rainfall totals around a tenth to a quarter inch through May 10, 1925.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Indiana
Jasis Chicago
Ayansas City
Atlantic
Aire Hem
Denver
N. Orleans
Pokane
S. Francisco
San Diego
Nashville
Winnipeg
Maine
Pas
Fire devastates East Ohio Sewer plant at Irondale
Fire at the East Ohio Sewer Company plant in Irondale Ohio on May 10 caused an estimated 150 000 loss. Two men trapped inside escaped death by leaping from a second floor window. About two hundred workers were left jobless by the blaze.
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Associated Press
Irondale, O
East Ohio Sewer Company
Lady Hogg Dies Suddenly in London Residence
Lady Hogg wife of Sir Douglas Hogg the Attorney General in Baldwin’s cabinet died suddenly at her London home. Her death shocks London. the couple are prominent figures in government and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogg
London
Lady Hogg
Sir Douglas Hogg
Balgwin
Lady Hogg Married in 1905 to Sir Douglas McGary Hogg
Elizabeth Brown daughter of Judge Trimble Brown of Nashville Tennessee married Sir Douglas McGary Hogg in 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Hogg
Elizabeth Brown
Trimble Brown
Nashville, Tenn
Sir Douglas McGary Hogg
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LM. Price Opticians
Trulite
Main Store
W. Fourth St
Doctors Bldg
Eighth St
Queen City Shoe Repair CO
Vine ST
Mary McSwiney
Steamship News
Lodge
Woodrow Wilson
Dean’s Office
Mary C. Gilbert
N.Y
Ohio River
Ta.m
Inville Am Nee
Evansville Cent Ore
Caire
S.W
Sally
Colleen Moore
Leon Errol Lloyd Hughes
Capitol
Declasse
Corinne Griffith
Lloyd Hughes
Swalnut
Eve's Secret
Jack Holt
Betty Compson
Istrands
Igloria
Swanson
Madame Sans Gene” Family
Houdini
Man
Stuart Walker Company
School For Scandal
Orpheum
Marie Prevost
Hal Roach Comedy
Sky Theater
Moonlite Cruise
Island Queen
Coney Island, Inc
Opera
Jalac
WM. A. Kennedy
Warrens
Virginia
Martha Mansfield
B.F. Keith
Noah Webster
Ww. 1. Pels. AM
Tribune
Commercial Square
Broadway
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