Nightingale National Hospital Day Observed in Cincinnati
President Coolidge designated National Hospital Day to honor Florence Nightingale founder of modern nursing. In Cincinnati area hospitals open houses and programs featured Dr. Frank H. Nelson speaking on Nightingale’s career, Civil War era work, and nursing ideals. Exhibits included patient handiwork, motion pictures, and a reception with music. separate events in Dayton Kentucky celebrated new Nursing Homes and class graduations for five student nurses.
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National Hospital
Coolidge
Florence Nightingale
Greater
Cincinnati
Jewish Hospital
Frank H. Nelson
Christ Church
Samuel Straus
Lillian Tyler Plogstedtg
Lawrences. Meyer
Veterans’ Hospital
Ft. Thomas
Conservatory of Music
Altamont
Speer’s Memorial Hospital
Dayton
Anna Wilson Ambrose
Lexington
Sue B. Conlon
Ashland
Clara B. Robinson
Mt. Vernon
Ruth D. Willett
Othel Samuels
Boston
Ind
General Mangin Dies, Verdun Hero and Leader
Paris May 12 General Charles Mangin famed for Verdun defense died at 11 20 this morning. He was 59. His wife eight children and other relatives were at his bedside. Mangin boasted he led the First Second and Thirty second American Divisions at Soissons the first major American contribution on the French front.
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Paris
Charles Mangin
Vérdun
Mangin
Verdun
Soissons
Fremont High Scene Spawns Objection Petition
The Preece C. King Union plans to submit a petition to school authorities demanding elimination of drinking, smoking, and profanity in high school plays after a Fremont High class performance shown as objectionable. Students counter that wine was grape juice and cigars were not lit.
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Fremont
Preece C. King Union
Clerks' Council to Take Over Building Company
The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks declares it will place its entire resources at executive control to counter employee groups formed by railroads. Funds may be used in strikes or lockouts. The Grand Executive Council is authorized to assume control of the building company established during the Cincinnati office building project.
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Kansas City
The
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Brotherhood
Grand Dodge
Grand Executive Council
Cincinnati
Fresh vivid story of Christ by John Masefield
London dispatch reviews John Masefield play The Trial of Jesus. The work closely follows scriptures with vivid decoration and a largely silent Jesus. Prologue shows Garden of Gethsemane. acts move through priests court Pilate Barabbas Herod and an epilogue of spiritual power.
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John Masefield
Jesus
Herod
John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
Oxford
Garden
Gethsemane
Judas
Peter
Christ
Annas
Caiaphas
Pilate
Barabbas
Mary
Brotherhood
World in New Era Needs Christian Spirit Says Minister
The Rev. Clinton Wunder, former Cincinnati native now pastor in Rochester, tells University of Cincinnati students that labor questions, rural apathy, and indifference to government threaten civilization. He urges applying Jesus teachings over dogma, stressing action aligned with faith and modern inquiry.
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Clinton Wunder
Baptist Temple of
Rochester
N. Y
University of Cincinnati
Wunder
Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association
Mo. A. OE
France
Wonder
Labor council backs Zoo scene shifters in wage dispute
Delegates of the Central Labor Council unanimously pledged moral support to the Scene Shifters' Union in wage negotiations with Zoo management. The workers seek an $80 weekly pay from $75 to reflect an extra daily hour, arguing parity with stock company crews and city peers.
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Labor Council
Zoo
Scene Shifters
Central Labor Council
W. C. Elliott
Elliott
Adolph Kummer
E. L. Hitchens
Yellow Kid sought as bank gang links unfold
Federal agents pursue Joseph Weil associates James Head Anthony Barosso William Sucher and Harry Santry in a Chicago sweep tied to three bank robberies totaling over 500000. Theycharged Head with possession of stolen bonds and conspiracy with warrants also for Weil. Secret service had trailed Weil since January.
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Chicago
James Head
Joseph “Yellow Kid” Weil
de Fluxe
Yellow Kid
Head
James Hard
Northwest National Bank
Milwaukee
Weil
Anthony Barosso
William H. Sucher
Harry Santry
Citizens State Bank of
Chenoa
Ill
Secret Service
Fire in Kumajaya destroys 2000 houses near Tokyo
A morning blaze at Kumajaya, a silk industry center about forty miles northwest of Tokyo, destroys more than 2,000 houses and buildings. Several casualties are reported, with damage estimates not yet available.
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Tokyo
Kumajaya
Youths Wien Third Reprieve For Executions
Joseph Parker aged 22 and Edward Barber aged 19 were granted a further stay of execution by the Supreme Court until December 18, 1925. They were condemned to die on May 29 for the murder of Terre Haute detective Steve Kendall. this is the third stay granted.
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Wien
Indianapolis
Joseph Parker
Edward Barber
Steve Kendall
Terre Haute
Supreme Court
Amy Lowell Dies Sudden at 51 in Brookline Mass
Miss Amy Lowell poet and Harvard president A Lawrence Lowell sister died at her Brookline home after a paralytic stroke. She was 56 or 51, had canceled a Europe trip earlier, and leaves a legacy of free verse criticism and translations plus works including A Dome of Many Coloured Glass and Men Women and Ghosts.
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Brookline
Mass
Amy Lowell
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Theodore Eastman
Charles Allan Porter
Lowell
Miss Lowell
Europe
Baylor University
Tufts College
Columbia University
Yale
Brown
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
John Keats
Col John J Coolidge Recovers After Porch Faint
Col John J Coolidge father of the President says he remembers nothing of a fainting spell on his Plymouth porch yesterday. Doctor Cram reports improvement in pulse and pressure and notes his health is about usual though friends say the 80 year old faces strain from duties and crowds. Aurora Pierce confirms a brief fainting episode while posing for photographers before greeting Kiwanis visitors.
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Associated Press
Plymouth
John J. Coolidge
Inquirers
Albert W. Cram
Bridgewater
Coolidge
Aurora Pierce
Colonel Coolidge
Kiwanis Club
Providence
R. I
Loeb and Leopold Lose Prison Teaching Posts
Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb, jailed for the Bobby Frank murder, have been removed from night class teaching roles at Joliet Prison. The warden rescinded the English arithmetic and reading grammar assignments after protests to the governor and welfare department.
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New York World News Service
Chicago
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Bobby Frank
Joliet Prison
Whitman
Loeb
Leopold
State Department of Public Welfare
Small
Veterans protest denied adjusted service compensation
The article notes veterans failed to file essential paperwork with the proper authorities for adjusted service compensation. Some claims were blocked because veterans did not meet legal requirements, and death prevents filing. Widows must apply as dependents for reduced benefits, despite protests from Congressmen to McCarl.
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McCarl
Hadley Speaks On Library At Mt Auburn Welfare Meet
Chalmers Hadley librarian of the Cincinnati Public Library spoke at Mt. Auburn Welfare Association about arousing reading interest. Newly purchased paintings were shown by the Mothers' Club of the school, lunch was served, and the next meeting is set for June 2 at Gruen Watch Company Time Hill.
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Chalmers Hadley
Cincinnati Public Library
Mt. Auburn Welfare Association
Southern Avenue
Mothers’ Club
Gruen Watch Company
Time Hill
Hartmannns to Celebrate Golden Wedding Today
The Hartmanns of 4417 Eastern avenue mark fifty years of marriage with 8 AM Mass at Church of Our Lady in Linwood. Officiating are three priests. witnesses Herman Stange and wife who observed their own anniversary in October. John Hartmann, 78, German-born, once ran Hartman’s Grove later renamed Avoce Park and a local grist mill. A morning reception follows at their home.
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John Hartmann
Eastern Avenue
Church of Our Lady
Loretto
Linwood
Theodore Stuber
Joseph Sieber
Edward Klosterman
Herman Stange
Fulton Street
Walnut Hills
Hartmann
Hartman
Germany
Plainville
William
Cincinnati
Mrs Fox Addresses Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Mrs Charles R Fox of Cincinnati renewed her pledge as state president at the twenty ninth convention in Canton Ohio. She urged delegates to raise an endowment fund of 50000 dollars to finance state work and noted that the first 10000 dollars has already been raised.
Seek ruling as McCarl stops bonus checks
Controller General McCarl overruled the War Department and Veterans' Bureau on adjusted compensation claims and halted payments on their checks. The move sparked a drive to appeal his interpretation of the bonus act to Congress. The widow of a veteran who filled...
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New York World News Service
Washington
McCarl
War Department
Veterans’ Bureau
Congress
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