Peace or Truce of Satan Sought as British Strike Ends
Berlin dispatches report fighting in Warsaw streets with many killed or wounded as Marshal Pilsudski leads a revolt and seizes control of key government offices. Paris confirms his forces near the capital, while the Witos government resists and a tense ultimatum looms.
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Norge
Poland
Alaska
Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Berlin
Warsaw
Baldwin
House of Commons
Luther Cabinet Resigns After German Chancellor Defeat
Berlin May 12 Dr Hans Luther faces personal censure as the Reichstag adopts a motion of censure 176 to 146 with 103 abstentions. The cabinet resigns en masse as President von Hindenburg accepts the step and contemplates a new minority government without Democrats.
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Berlin
Hans Luther
Reichstag
Dr. Luther
von Hindenburg
American bankers discuss a 1 billion credit plan for Europe
Paris May 12 American bankers and London financial leaders consider a 1 billion dollar credit for France Belgium and the Han governments to stabilize currencies and restore European financial health. France would receive 400 million with guarantees by most American and British bankers and bonds issued as needed to avoid ongoing interest unless used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Europe
London
France
United States
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y.world
Coolidge to spend summer at Irwin Kirkwood estate
President Coolidge plans a summer retreat in the Adirondacks at the Lake Osgood estate of Irwin R. Kirkwood publisher of the Kansas City Star. The 65 acre property near Paul Smiths New York would host the White House staff with offices likely in a local hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
First Film Library to Be Established in New York City
Dr. Simon P. Goodhart of Columbia University announced to Yale Medical Society that the world’s first film library will be created in New York City. The collection will include hundreds of reels shot by physicians to demonstrate medical discoveries, enabling remote viewing of new techniques at meetings worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New Haven
Goodhart
Newspaper publishers urge postal rate cuts to boost mail volume
A coalition of publishers meeting with President Coolidge and congressional leaders urged reducing second class postal rates to raise mail volume and revenue. They cited Post Office records showing newspaper mail volumes 1920 and 1912 levels are lower than today, arguing benefits to government and public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Coolidge
House
Senate
Post Office Department
Nesbitt Indicted for Second Degree Murder in ZNO Case
Troy Ohio May 12 Nesbitt two months after confessing to killing his wife was indicted for second degree murder. His attorney L H Shipman said he will urge a not guilty plea. Arraignment date to be set by Judge Walter D Jones after 72 hour rule. Grand jury reviewed evidence including the Nesbitt home scene and blood traces in the Ridge Avenue residence.
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Troy
Jacob Nesbitt
L. H. Shipman
Nesbitt
Shipman
Walter D. Jones
Miami County Common Aleas Court
Ridge Avenue
Frances Drake Nesbitt
L. E. Harvey
May Beckons and Fannie Hurst Sails With Husband
New York May 12. Famous novelist Fannie Hurst and Jacques S. Danielson sailed from Lakewood New Jersey aboard the Conte Biancamano for three months in Italy. Hurst said May makes her feel weak. the couple had kept separate homes and met by appointment for breakfast several times a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Fannie Hurst
Jacques S$. Danilglson
Lakewood
N. J
Lloyd Sabaudo Dine
Italy
Lost articles recovered via Classified Ads
A note urges using the Lot and Found column in Classified Ads to locate misplaced items. Readers are directed to contact the Commercial Tribune via Phone Canal 6300 for recoveries.
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Commercial Tribune
Pennell Estate Left to Nation for Museum Prints
The will of artist Joseph Pennell leaves practically his entire estate to the Library of Congress through a Calcographic Museum to acquire his etch plates and lithographic stones and make prints for sale at nominal prices. The widow Elizabeth Robins Pennell announced the bequest to President Coolidge. The plan includes gifts of prints paintings manuscripts books and copyrights, with the estate to go to the library upon the widow's death.
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Washington
Calcographic Museum
Joseph Penney
W .York
Library of Congress
Coolidge
Elizabeth Robins Pennell
White House
Mayor Allen fined $250 for home brew possession
Cumberland Maryland May 12 A federal court found Mayor Thomas W Allen of Lonaconing guilty of possessing home brew with alcohol content above legal limits and fined him 250 dollars He was acquitted on the charge of selling the beverage The case followed an incident in which two strangers masquerading as mining engineers drank home brew at his dining room and obtained the recipe from his wife The strangers were prohibition agents William R Harvey and Cleveland D Jarvis The mayor was re elected last week for a fourth consecutive term.
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Cumberland
Thomas W. Allen
Lonaconing
Soper
Allen
William R. Harvey
Washington “Flying Squadron
Baltimore
Cleveland D. Jarvis
Community Chest Falls $50,000 Short of Quota in 1926 Drive
despite a record 14,000 increase in subscriptions, the Cincinnati Community Chest fell short by 50,000 with 97.3 percent collected across 29 of 36 districts. Four teams hit 100 percent, while pledges rose in two thirds of units as budget cuts loom and city aid may rise to cover about 60,000 in services.
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Filal
Gibson
Avondale
Julian Pollak
B. H. Kroger
Cincinnati Club
Mayor Seasongood
U-1
C. M. Bookman
Cincinnati
All Naval Vessels Asked To Aid Amundsen Flight
A telegram received by Rear Admiral J. V. Chase calls on all naval vessels to assist Roald Amundsen in his polar flight. The message, sent from Bremerton Washington, outlines support requests as the expedition proceeds.
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Amundsen
Bremerton
Wash
J. V. Chase
Rum Runners Nab Bahama Officer and Ship Eker
In Miami on May 12 George Pinder, a British colonial constable, recounted to L A Oates how Nassau authorities with four Nassau officers seized the Tillle and later the Eker for transfers of liquor. The Eker escaped after a tow line broke but was later seized in New York, with crew members released on bond. The crew reportedly funded Pinder’s return to Nassau due to fear of British government trouble over the abduction.
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Miami
Fla
New York
L. A. Oates
George Pinder
Pinder
Nassau
Tillle
Fred Schroth Dies, Ohio Meat Packer Leader at 81
Fred Schroth 81 longtime president and treasurer of J and F Schroth Packing Company died of pneumonia complications at his home on Rose Hill Avenue. He rose from an orphaned boy to a leading Hamilton County meat packer and built a family into the business with his sons and daughter serving as officers and directors. He remained active daily until illness. funeral details to be announced and burial planned at Spring Grove Cemetery.
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Fred Schroth
J. & F. Schroth Packing Company
Township
Massachusetts Avenues
Hamilton County
Ohio
Rose Hill Avenue
Fame
Fortune
Mr. Schroth
Brighton House
Brighton Corner
Fred
John
Gain Fred
Fred Beme
Schroth
Elmore
Henry
Amalia
Charles D. Heisel
Elmore Schroth
Chamber of Commerce
First
Cincinnati Meat Packers’ Association
Institute of American Meat Packers
Spring Grove Cemetery
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WAC
Nab Girlin
Chicago
Arlowin
Zlory
Locarno
Pemberton
Joseph Pilsudski
Praha
Vistula
Pilsudski
Ministry of the Interior
Witos
Belvedere Palace
Wojciechowski
Zloty
Marshal Pilsudski
Rembertov
Ignace Paderewski
Paderewski
M. Witos
LU Chen
Hindenburg
Tepec
Jalisco
Mexico
A. C. Bowers
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Barrow
New York Times
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Roald Amundsen
North Pole
King’s Bay
AD Europe
Bankers’ Plan
Adirondack
Lake Osgood Chosen
Rome
Nobile
Oslo
Norway
Arctic
South Pole
Spitzbergen
Bering Strait
Siberia
Polar Wastes
Pole
Spit¢gbergen
Greenland
Robert E. Peary
Grant Lani
Ellesmere Island
Crocker Land
John Keenan
N. Y
Beaufort Sea
Nout
Peary
Polar Sea
Amundégen
Asia
America
Johnl. Balderston
General Council
Trades Union Congress
No. 10
Downing Street
Great Britain
Troy Grand Jury
Proprietors’ Association
The
Press
Sir Herbert Samuel
Ramsay MacDonald
Arthur Henderson
Miners
A. J. Cook
Sir Herbert
Mr. Baldwin
May
Fannie
Canal
Pennell
Nation
Congress Library —Museum
Franklin Lawson
Clifford Wright
Negro Cornstable
U. S
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