Hindenburg Named Commander in Chief as Crowds Cheer
In Berlin the Reichstag crowd cheered as Paul von Hindenburg was proclaimed Commander in Chief. Chancellor Luther, Stresemann, and General von Seeckt led officials in salute while Reichswehr troops, Uhlans, and a marching band filled the square outside the Reichstag. The scene included banners and a statue of victory from the Franco Prussian War.
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Republic
von Hindenburg
Luther
Stresemann
von Seeckt
Germany
Loebe
Reichstag
Victory
Bismarck
Reichswehr
Otter N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Inauguration Speech of Hindenburg as Reich President
Text of Hindenburgs inaugural address delivered after oath, stressing unity over partisan aims, devotion to constitutional order, and nonpartisan leadership. He pledges to guard laws, seek peaceful recognition abroad, and unite the German people. He also issues manifestos to the army and navy praising discipline and duty.
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Associated Press
Berlin
von Hindenburg
Paul Loebe
Reichstag
Wehrmacht
Reich
Hanover
Mrs Emma Teare Dies At 77 Funeral Friday
Mrs Emma A Teare 77 widow of William Teare a Cumminsville resident was found dead in bed by her daughter Mrs B Grimes death from heart disease She leaves three children Mrs S B Grimes Mrs D W Holmes of Tulsa Okla and William G Teare Clerk of the Cincinnati Municipal Court Funeral services Friday at 2 30 pm at Spring Grove chapel Rev Frederick McMillin officiating burial in Spring Grove Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma A. Teare
William Teare
Cumminsville
B. Grimes
Melrose Avenue
Teare
S. B. Grimes
D. W. Holmes
Tulsa
Okla
William G. Teare
Cincinnati Municipal Court
Prosecutor Garrett Sentenced for Embezzlement and Forgery
John A. Garrett, Montomery County State Attorney, was sentenced to eleven years in the circuit court after pleading guilty to embezzlement. He also pled guilty to forgery on 54 indictments. Special Prosecutor Boull estimated $52,200 involved. over $30,000 was reimbursed.
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Rockville
John A. Garrett
Montgomery County
Garrett
Boulc
French Finance Minister calls for 3.5 billion franc tax rise
Joseph Caillaux announces to the Chamber of Deputies that France must raise 3.5 billion francs this year. He proposes major measures including a 50 percent levy on insurance premiums, state reinsurance, higher inheritance taxes, and tobacco taxes. He urges reform of tax collection and budget adjustments to cover wartime debts.
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Arno Dosch-Fluerot
New York World News Service
Paris
Joseph Caillaux
Finance Commission
Chamber of Deputies
Caillaux
Germany
Commission
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World Press Pub. Co
Government lifts wheat market crash roils investors
The article details a dramatic wheat market crash sparked by large short selling led by prominent bear investors like Arthur H. Cutten. It traces the crash path from Florida to Chicago with massive option dumps, notes farm profits during the surge, and cites officials blaming bears for the disaster while farmers largely avoided losses.
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Arthur H. Cutten
la Follette
Cutten
Big Bears
Florida
Chicago
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Board of Trade
Miami
Palm Beach
Dispatch
Shorts
Department of Agriculture
Bears
Baseball Fan Wins Suit Over Fall At Ebbets Field
A Supreme Court jury awarded Robert Wolfe of Brooklyn 4500 damages for injuries from a fall caused by a broken railing at Ebbets Field in 1923. Wolfe sought 5000 dollars claiming the accident incapacitated him for fourteen weeks and sued the Brooklyn National League Baseball Club.
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Associated Press
New York
Robert Wolfe
Brooklyn
Ebbets Field
Supreme Court
Brooklyn National League Baseball Club
Wolfe
River Traffic and River Level Updates at Cincinnati
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 21 feet and rising last night at six. Vessels arriving include the John W. Hubbard from Louisville and the Betsy Ann bound for Pittsburgh. Departures featured the Tom Greene to Pomeroy and the John W. Hubbard to Louisville. The Greenwood from Charleston and the Kentucky from Louisville were due, with the Queen City set to replace the Kentucky for the rest of the season. River conditions also noted at Pittsburgh and Sel ing with varying levels and clear conditions.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
John W. Hubbard
Louisville
Tom Greene
Pomeroy
Betsy Ann
Pittsburgh
Greenwood
Charleston
Kentucky
Queen City
Resolution filed to standardize city salaries
A city council meeting introduced a resolution asking all department heads to file each employee’s salary with the council to enable wage equalization. Councilman Daniel Bauer cited underpayments in police and fire departments and potential job eliminations as explained in the Up son report. The measure was referred to Ways and Means.
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Council
Daniel Bauer
Fifteenth Ward
Committee On
Bauer
Upson
Traffic Committee of Council
Charles Rager
Carrel
Mitchell Avenue
Sycamore Street
Chandler Street
Fifth Street
Vine
Smith Streets
State Supreme Court
Credit Men Hear Tregoe In Cincinnati Meeting
J H Tregoe executive manager of the National Association of Credit Men will address a noonday gathering of the Cincinnati Association at the Gibson on Monday. He will stop in Cincinnati en route to New York after a two months tour studying business conditions.
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Tregoe
J. H. Tregoe
National Association of Credit Men
Cincinnati Association
The
Gibson
May Call Preacher to Bout in Chicago
Mrs. Rena Elrod, a Chicago legislator who backed the boxing bill, was insulted by Rev. T. R. Quayle of Oswego who called her a sap phira. Elrod said she may challenge the preacher to a four round glove bout.
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New York World News Service
Chicago
Rena Elrod
T. R. Quayle
Oswego
Ill
Elrod
Daughters of Isabella to Host Walnut Hills Party Tonight
A convention club chapter will host a bridge five hundred euchre and lotto party at St. Francis de Sales School Hall Madison road and Woodburn avenue Walnut Hills this evening at 8 o'clock. A Cincinnati delegation led by Municipal Judge Bell heads to Columbus for the Grand Council of Ohio Royal Arcanum convention today and tomorrow. Judge Bell may be named ent, with Edward H. Brink, Charles Hilbert, T. O'Neil, and Oliver W Harden among the attendees. Brown's in Town, a three act comedy, is set for Emery Auditorium this evening at 8 with cast including Hilda Tepe Marcella H using Arstalde Brinkman Edmund Telacher Bernard Kapsen.
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Archbishop Moeller
Isabella
St. Francis de Sales
Madison Road
Woodburn Avenue
Walnut Hills
Edward H. Brink
Charles Hilbert
T. O'Neil
The
Gem Council
Oliver Ww. Harden
Carroll Council
Brown
Emery Auditorium
Holy Name Society Dramatic Club
St. Mahurch Street
Main Street
Hilda Tepe
Marcella Husen
Arstalde Brinkman
Edmund Telacher
Bernard Kapsen
Se Smeddinck
Wheat Market Story Absurd Says Livermore
New York May 12 Jessie L Livermore told World News Service there is no truth in reports of wheat market manipulation calling them rumors. He said government records show all transactions were within U S rules and exchanges and none outside the United States.
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New York World News Service
New York
Jessie L. Livermore
World News Service
United States
France to Join America Independence Fete Set
Washington May 12 France formally assures participation in the July 4 1926 150th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and the 100th anniversary of Thomas Jefferson death The move is announced after a conference between Ambassador Daeschner and sculptor Paul W Bartlett chairman of the French branch of the Jefferson Centennial Committee Franklin Simon chairs the national committee The first action is electing young women delegates to France to attend Bastille festivities and funding Monticello debt relief from those funds
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Washington
France
Thomas Jefferson
Daeschner
Paul W. Bartlett
Bartlett
Paris
New York
Franklin Simon
Monticello
Jefferson
Widow poses for statue at grave of rail executive
Mrs. Alfred H. Smith, widow of New York Central Lines president killed in Central Park, posed for a nude figure in a granite mausoleum to mark his Kensico Cemetery tomb. Sculptor Charles Keck said the group includes a female figure Inspiration with lamp and a male figure Achievement, costing about 60 000 dollars for tomb and plot.
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New York World News Service
New York
Alfred H. Smith
New York Central Lines
Central Park
Kensico Cemetery
Charles Keck
Joe Howard Weds Sixth Wife in Milwaukee Vaudeville
Chicago May 12 actor Joe Howard known for five prior marriages to De Wolf Hopper and Nat Goodwin has married a sixth, Anita Case, who co-stars with him in a Milwaukee vaudeville act.
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Joe Howard
Chicago
de Wolf Hopper
Nat Goodwin
Anita Case
Milwaukee
Plumbing Inspector Favored by Hamilton County Board of Health
The Hamilton County Board of Health, after supporting a resolution by County Health Commissioner Dr. C A Neal to appoint a Plumbing Inspector, deferred action for one month to discuss technicalities with Major Lynn Boyatt. The board reorganized with Dr Cc R Campbell and Dr O J Wood as President and Vice President. other members named. Neal and his staff were complimented for their work.
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Board of Health
Hamilton County
C. A. Neal
Lynn Boyatt
Boyatt
Neal
Cc. R. Campbell
Newtown
O. J. Wood
Cleves
R. E. Simmonds, Jr
Cheviot
Joseph Busam
Elmwood Place
E. H. Schoenling
Harrison
Four Face Prison Terms For Mutilating Salesman
Four men were found guilty by a jury in Williamston North Carolina on charges connected to the mutilation of Joseph A. Needleman a young salesman seized by a mob after an arrest for allegedly assaulting a girl he took riding The convictions specify malice for Griffin Bullock Sparrow and without malice for Heath with maximum penalties listed as sixty years for the first three and ten years for Heath
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Williamston
N. C
Joseph A. Needleman
Henry Dennis Griffin
Julian Bullock
F. W. Sparrow
Needleman
Clare Heath
Heath
Steamship Movements From May 12 13
Incoming steamers include Homeric from Southampton May 6 Zulia from La Guayra May 4 and Paris from Havre May 6 Outgoing list shows Republic to Bremen Mauretania to Southampton Venezuela to Cristobal Caracas to San Juan Santa Marta to Kingston J L Luckenbach to Cristobal Arrivals include Orbita from Hamburg May 8 Ebro from Valparaiso April 22 Robert E Lee from Havana May 9 Metapan from Kingston May 6 American Farmer from London May 2 Celtic from Liverpool May 2.
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New York World News Service
New York
Shipping News
Homeric
Southampton
Zulia
la Guayra
Paris
Havre
Republic
Bremen
Mauretania
Venezuela
Cristobal
Caracas
San Juan
Santa Marta
Kingston
J. L. Luckenbach
Orbita
Hamburg
Ebro
Valparaiso
Robert E. Lee
Havana
Metapan
American Farmer
London
Celtic
Liverpool
Weather Summary for Ohio region and major cities
Cloudy to increasing cloudiness across Ohio Indiana Ohio Tennessee and West Virginia with showers likely in later periods. Temperatures similar to previous days with minor changes. A table lists current temperatures and twenty four hour precipitation. records show May 12 1925 values and comparisons to prior years and normals.
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Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Tennessee
West Portion
Indiana
Sisters of St Joseph seek $400000 loan for Sacred Heart Guild
The Congregation of the Sisters of St Joseph of New Orleans filed in Common Pleas Court seeking a $400,000 loan from Western and Southern Life Insurance Co. to mortgage property at Fifth and McAllister and Mt Washington to complete a new home for working girls, the Sacred Heart Guild.
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Fifth and McAllister Streets
Mt. Washington
Western and Southern Life Insurance Company
Cincinnati
Common Pleas Court
Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph of
New Orleans
Sacred Heart Guild
Fifth and
McAllister Streets
Births Listed In Norwood Area Families
A community births notice lists numerous families with newborns across Norwood and surrounding streets. Entries include Broughton to Brittinghaus, Bodenstein, Dinsmore, Daniels, Distler, Figett, Fabe, Glaser, Hindersman, Hindmarch, Jenkins, Leonard, Matthews, McCarty, Meyers, Rahe, Oesane, Schroder, Shearer, Sheff, Siegal, Woolley, and others with varied street addresses and baby gender indicated. The batch resembles a local registry of recent births filed in the city.
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Brittinghaus
Bryan and
Eva
Main Avenue
Norwood
Bodenstein
Joseph and
Margaret
Wilstach Street
Brophey
Michael and
Mabel
Boal Street
Clemons
James and
Pauline
West
Ninth Street
Leroy
Newton Avenue
Nea Olive
Wilstach
Fred
Ward Street
Dinsmore
Flora
West Seventh Street
Daniels—Earl and
Flossy
Young Street
Distler-Roy and
Helen
Clarewood Avenue
Fugett
Carrie
Fabe—David
Florence
Madison Road
Glaser
Emile and
Mildred
Fairfax Avenue
Gibbony Alvin and
Mary
Melrose Avenue
Hindersman
Charles and
Jennie
Sycamore Street
Hindmarch
William and
Railroad Avenue
St. Bernard
Jenkins
Samuel and
Bonnie
West Eighth Street
Leonard
Robert and
Torrence Road
Matthews
Albert and
Marie
R. R
Madisonville
McCarty
Clarence and
Catherine
Warsaw Avenue
Meyers
Esther
Larona Avenue
Rahe—Albert and
Heen
Glenmore Avenue
Cheviot
Oesane
Frances
East Rochelle Street
Schroder
John Cne Mathilde
Ohio
Hopkins Voss- Bitters
Elizabeth
Elizabeth Ae Ce
Woolley—Stuart and
Anna
Harrison Avenue
Kilwinning Chapter 97 R A M Special Convocation May 13
Kilwinning Chapter No 97 R A M holds a special convocation on Wednesday May 13 at 7 p m for Mark Master rank. Visitors are welcome. Signed L Bever H P A T Roever Secretary.
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Kilwinning
L Bever
H. P. A. T. Roever
DIMMICK-Wallace W. obituary notice and services
Beaths DIMMICK-Wallace W husband of Annié Ballard Dimmick died at 236 McCormick Place Mt. Auburn Monday May 11 1925. Funeral services Wednesday at 10 a.m. Klostermann notice of 71 year old widow Mary Klostermann May 14 requiem mass at St Joseph. Snell Albert K son of late Albert and Katherine Snell died. Funeral at W Mack Johnson's McMillan Upland May 14 8:30 a.m. Mass Church of the Assumption and St Joseph Cemetery. Teare Emma A widow of William Teare died May 12 1925 Walnut Hills 2841 Melrose avenue. Funeral Spring Grove Chapel Friday 12:30 p.m. invitations extended.
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Dimmick
Wallace W
Annié Ballard Dimmick
McCormick Place
Mt. Auburn
Ees
Klostermann
Mary
Nee Rattermann
Richard Klostermann
Rittenhouse Street
St. Joseph's Church
Snell
Albert K
Albert
Katherine K. Snell
ORT Cnt Gasertas
Bay
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan and
Upland Place
Church of the ‘Assumption
St. Josephs Cemetery
Price Hill
Teare
Emma A
William Teare
S. B. Grimes
Melrose Avenue
Walnut Hills
Spring Grove Y Chapel
Sanitary Modern Cremation Co. Directory
Busse Borgmann Co offers non sectarian cremation services at 1517 Freeman Avenue with three chapels and a policy of no charges. Listed as sanitary aesthetic modern cremation service with booklet and central facilities.
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Busse & Borgmann Co
Fanera
Freeman Avenue
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