Publicity plan for war materials sparks A Burton clash at Geneva parley
At Geneva May 13 the arms traffic debate split over revealing all war materials, imports and exports. Theodore Burton pressed the U S bid for full publicity while others urged limits and private talks. Belgian delegate Dupriez sought to curb license disclosure pending trade deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Theodore E. Burton
Russia
Lord Onslow
London
Britain
Carton de Wiart
Burton
de Wiart
United States
League
Dupriez
Coupyright
N. Y
Problem of defining government puzzles arms traffic conference
Geneva May 13 The paradoxical problem of when is a government not a government confounded jurists at the International Conference for control of the arms traffic but no formula emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
Geneva
Jurists
S S S Promises Clear Skin By Blood Purify Remedy
An old advertisement touts S S S as a universal cure for boils pimples and skin eruptions. It claims skin disorders stem from impure blood and that local treatments offer only temporary relief. The copy extols blood cleansing and strengthens the body with a vegetable formula available at drug stores in two sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S. S.S.S
S.S
8.S.S
S.S.S
Burbanking of Human Race Spurred by Osteopath Gaddis
Dr. C. J. Gaddis told delegates at the 28th Ohio Osteopaths convention that humans resemble plants in growth potential. He praised Luther Burbank and urged nurturing care and love to give children equal chances, contrasting with later remarks on cancer and civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.J. Gaddis
C. J. Gaddis
D. O
American Osteopathic Association
Ohio Society of Osteopaths
Gibson
Burbank
Dr. Gaddis
Charles J. Muttart
BD. O
Philadelphia
B. C. Maxwell
Cleveland
Ohio Society
Maxwell
Andrew Taylor Still
School of Osteopathy
A. G. Hildreth
Still-Hildreth Sanitarium
Macon
United States Faces Draft Arms Rule Across Latin America
The United States may struggle to apply a draft convention that requires an exporting manufacturing country to recognize the importing government before arming shipments. A US jurist noted support for legal government formation, but recognized the awkwardness of prior recognition. Latin American jurists favored explicit recognition as a condition. The issue is expected to be revisited tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Subcommittee of Jurists
Elizabeth Hess Dies in Flushing New York
Mrs Elizabeth Hess aged 58 died at her son Clifford Hess home in Flushing New York after paralysis. Former Cincinnati resident she moved to be with her son a noted musical composer known for Freckles Was His Name and other hits. She is survived by husband Frank Hess retired merchant. Body to be returned to Cincinnati tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hess
Cincinnati
Clifford Hess
Flushing
N. Y
New York
Pope appoints Mgr John Noll bishop of Ft. Wayne
In Rome on May 13 the Pope named Mgr John Noll as Bishop of Ft. Wayne Indiana. He was rector of the Church of St. Mary in Huntington Indiana.
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Pope
Mgr. Noll
FT. Wayne
Rome
Mgr
John Noll
Ind
Church of St. Mary
Huntington
Tax Cut Urged by Bacharach and Lawmakers
Bacharach urges a $400 million tax cut guided by practical politics and real experience. He notes members of the Ways and Means Committee fear primary campaigns and prefer measures pleasing immediate constituents over sweeping countrywide reforms. He recalls past failures to pass a scientific revenue bill despite a larger Republican majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Mellon
Ways and Means
Phone Operator Fends Off Thugs During Night Robbery
Miss Augusta Brehme, a Police Department telephone operator, fought two white youths who robbed her of a purse containing $3 and two theater tickets near Freeman avenue and Liberty street. Re-enforcements arrived as the struggle continued, her clothing torn and breath weakened in the confrontation. The purse and tickets were recovered, but the money had likely left with the assailants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Brehme
Freeman Avenue
Liberty Street
Dudley Street
Florida House Passes Bible Reading Bill for Schools
The Florida House approved a Senate bill by 76 to 7 mandating daily Bible readings in public schools with no penalty in the Senate version. The measure requires readings to be without commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Fla
House of Representatives
Senate
House
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A list of newly filed cases in Common Pleas Court numbers 195,131 to 195,174 and 196,159, including divorce, custody, alimony, real estate sales, and damages actions. Notable filings involve Evelyn A. Emmitt, Bernette Keniston, Opal Arbill, and city bond matters. several actions name the City of Cincinnati on bond. Superior Court entries include Peter Gace versus C and L Ry for damages and Fourth and Central Trust versus Cincinnati Auto Body for note-related claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Evelyn A. Emmitt
Lawrence E. Emmitt
Samuel Goldberg
Abe Iuda
Southern Ohio Savings Bank
Frank J. Corey
James R. Cannon
Mattie Cannon
Bernette Keniston
Howard Keniston
Opal Arbill
Wallace Arbill
Anna Fegelman
J. Green
American Liability Co
Charles E. Bishop
Elizabeth Gaines
Jarrett Gaines
Joseph Papania
Louis Arata
James Arata
Rudolph Zwicky
Elmer Freese
Helen Cunningham
Jean Dierkes
Elden L. Cunningham
William Guenther
Elsie Guenther
Betty R. Davidson
Marion Davidson
City of Cincinnati
B. J. Schloener
Rud P. Fambry
N. Walden
Nat. Steinberg
Samuel Waldman
Mary Street
Jacob Cohn
Sol Waxier
Jacob Speckter
George Burger
Nat Fernberg
Charles Cohn
Porter Clark
John W. Goettleman
J. W. Simpson
David Tavel
Meyer Albert
Bertha Smith
Abraham Tavel
Ben Albert
Alice Shannon
Stella Shannon
George Tauber
Mary Tauber
The
Oldroyd Machine Company
Ohio Farm Bureau opposes entry of Japanese into Ohio agriculture
The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation voted to oppose the importation of groups whose living standards differ from native farmers. The resolution, tied to a Willard-area colony, directs legal staff to study California and other states laws on aliens for possible Ohio legislation. It does not name Japanese, but targets the Willard situation where Japanese workers plan to farm lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio
Wwillard
Farm Bureau
California
Willard
Religion and modernism questioned at Holiness Church gathering
Dr W G Nixon of Ninde M E Church Detroit warned against modernism infiltrating religion during the Holiness Church Association meeting at Trinity M E Church. He urged the church to sanctify itself to preserve holiness, noting stimulation harms joy and propriety, with officers to be elected today among attendees from Taylor University Asbury College and other institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Nixon
Ninde M. E. Church
Detroit
Mich
Holiness Church Association
Trinity M. E. Church
Nixon
Kingdom of Heaven East
Methodist Episcopal
Jesus
John Paul
Taylor, University
Upland
Ind
Joseph H. Smith
Redlands
Cal
H.C. Morrison
Asbury College
Wilmore
J. F. Owen
H. B. Hosley
Washington, D. C
R. L. Wall
Los Angeles
Narcotic L A I Offenders Face Prison Terms
Three Black narcotic dealers pled guilty to morphine sales in United States District Court. Barnes Johnson and Williams each got one year and a day in Atlanta Penitentiary, while Scott, their supplier, fled the city. Additional cases involved forged prescriptions and checks, with varied sentences and a request to relocate prisoners to Green County Jail due to overcrowded facilities.
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Hickenlooper
United States District Court
Atlanta
Scar Barnes
George Street
Frank B. Johnson
Robert Williams
West Sixth Street
Robert Scott
Scott
Robert E. Ryan
Vine Street
Godfrey Bodner
Ryan
Miami County
Troy
Bodner
Green County
Whittaker
George Whittaker
Portsmouth
Cincinnati General Hospital
George Crellin
Main Street
Pilla May Garrett
Mound Street
Harry Buck
Secret Service
Clarence Wilson
West Liberty Street
Wilson
Ohio National Guard
Hodginsvile
Howard R. Lamb
Elmstreet
C. Howard Wilson
Lamb
Gaid
Pasto Volcano Erupts After Quake Near Bogota
In Bogota a new violent eruption of Pasto volcano followed an earthquake. A column of fire and smoke rose high from Mt Pasto, about 130 miles from Quito near the Colombia Ecuador border.
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Bogota
Colombia
Pasto
Mt. Pasto
Quito
Ecuador
Final College of Music concert under Hahn and Gorno
The College of Music Orchestra presented its final concert last night in the college auditorium conducted by Adolf Hahn and Albino Gorno. Soloists included Eleanor M. Wenning William A. Stoess Pearl Kagan and Aline Doeller with performances of Gluck Widor Wagner Franck Meyerbeer Debussy and Rossini pieces ending with The Barber of Seville overture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Hahn
Albino Gorno
College of Music Orchestra
Gluck
Widor
Mr. Gorno
Eleanor M. Wenning
Preisfeid
Mastersingers
Wagner
William A. Stoess
A. Wilhelms
Meyerbeer
Aline Doeller
Printemps
Debussy
Dorothy Stolzenbach
Ann McDougle
Rossini
Campaigns of Bullets and Bulletins Roar Across Prohibition War
Federal efforts against bootlegging intensify as a three month campaign targets rum runners. Officials report a rum fleet moving from the Atlantic to the California coast with blockade cutters Tamaroa and Vaughn pursuing. Bootleg whisky pricing falls as supply routes shift and deliveries surge along the Southern California shoreline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Haynes
J. Harvey Barton
Jesse H. Brown
Philadelphia
Coolidge
Friends’ Temperance Association
Atlantic Coast
Pacific
Los Angeles
California
Atlantic
Pacific Seaboard
Santa Barbara
San Diego
America
San Pedro
Cal
Vaughn
R. M. Linden
Yellow Kid Weil Held on Bond in Liberty Bond Case
Joseph Weil known as the Yellow Kid was held on 10000 bond by a U S Commissioner on a charge of trafficking in stolen Liberty bonds. His hearing was set for May 26 as he denied the accusations and offered various bond compromises while authorities pursued links to Milwaukee and Illinois bank robberies.
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Chicago
Joseph
Yellow Kid) Weil
The
Golden Voice and Whiskers
United States
Yellow Kid
Ase
Weil
James Head
Milwaukee
Shumway
Chenoa
Ill
Grand jury to probe Cleveland Discount Company in Delaware County
Governor Donahey orders a new grand jury investigation into the Cleveland Discount Company actions in Delaware County. Attorney General Crabbe and Wilbur E. Beney will lead, seeking whether officials or agents committed fraud in stock sales and reorganization. Indicted former president Josiah Kirby was acquitted in a Cuyahoga County case.
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Golumbus
Cleveland Discount Company
Delaware County
Donahey
Crabbe
Common Pleas
Jewell
Wilbur E. Beney
Attorney General's Office
Mr. Crabbe
Delaware
Attorney General
Grand Jury
Discount Company
Griswold
Columbus
Cuyahoga County
Cuyahoga
Josiah Kirby
Theft Victim Surprised When Car Vanishes Near Erie
Thomas J. Nichols of 3049 Springer Avenue found his car missing after parking near Erie and Shaw yesterday. He called the Fire Department in his excitement, then police were summoned as three fire companies checked the area. The automobile valued at $1,800 was not recovered. a near miss implied potential fire risk but no blaze occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Nichols
Springer Avenue
Erie and
Shaw Avenues
Nichols
Fire Department
Red Men name Cincinnatians to state finance and sampe posts
Deputy County Clerk E. Loewenstine was named Chairman of the State Finance Committee of the Improved Order of Red Men at Columbus convention. Albert Dunning of Adydston Ohio was named First Sampe. Judge Samuel Bell attended. Next state convention set for Dayton Ohio.
Mothers' Clubs Indorse Child Labor Amendment
The Suburban Federation of Mothers' Clubs endorsed a constitutional child labor law amendment in resolutions at its annual meeting held yesterday afternoon at St. Bernard High School. Also backed were holly conservation and a drive to cure bovine tuberculosis. Mrs. Jessie Adler spoke on women in law. F. M. Reynolds welcomed attendees. reports highlighted yearlong progress in child development and district/state conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Mothers’ Clubs
St. Bernard High School
Jessie Adler
F. M. Reynolds
William Butz
T. T. Boileau
Madeira
Mothers’ Clubs
Xenia
Henry Gentz
Mt. Healthy
Toledo
Stranger injures man in street fight on East Front Street
Roy Bishop, 30, Black, was stabbed with a sharp object in the left chest and abdomen after an argument with an unidentified Black man at 320 East Front Street last night. He is listed in serious condition at General Hospital. the assailant fled the scene.
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East Front Street
Roy Bishop
General Hospital
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Albin E. Johnson
New York World News Service
N. A. Ulrich
Kent
M. A. Brandon
Lorain
Louis Pumphrey
Middletown
W. A. Gravett
Dayton
E. E. Loose
Findlay
P. E. Roscoe
L. C.sorrensen
Association
Missouri
Still-Hildreth Osteopathic Sanitarium
Dc. J. Gaddis
Flushing, N. Y
Bacharach
Indianapolis
Baymiller Station
Dixie Terminal
State Farm Federation
Modan Trenght
Holiness Association
Miami
Darke Counties
College OF Music
Bond
INT Kirby Company
Mitchell
Mothers’ Clubs Indorse Child Labor Amendment
Stranger
More Homes Campaign
W. Meredith Yeatman
Kansas City
Marshall
Adam
Ohio Truss Co
Mitchell's
Empire Scroll
Robert Mitchell Furniture Co
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