National Ultramarine Plant Planned on Losantiville Ave
A new firm the National Ultramarine Company formed by West Virginia financiers will buy 25 acres at Wiehe Road and Losantiville Avenue west of Pleasant Ridge to build a $260,000 dye factory. Groundwork includes railroad switch access and a delayed construction schedule with work to start this summer and production in about 14 months.
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National Ultramarine Company
Cincinnati
West Virginia
Wiehe Road
Losantivile Avenue
Corporation
Pleasant Ridge
Norwood
City Planning Commission
Wiehé Road
Losantiville Avenue
Joseph F. Pflum
The
Health Machine Company
Worchester
Mass
Herbert Ritchie
Provident Bank
Ohio Corporation
Ritchie
Ohio
Huntington
A. S. G. Anderson
W. Va
Columbia National Life Insurance Company
S Now
Joseph Pflum
Anderson
J. Hitchcock
Portsmouth
Ralph Raugher
Baugher
Mr. Baugher
Joseph Psium
Pflum
E. G. Baugher
Pennsylvania Railroad
Iosantiville Avenue
Dye Works
Kennedy Heights
Chamber of Commerce
George W. Breiel
Park Board
Cormission
Hoever
Ultimatum Demands Release of Foreign Captives in China
American Minister to China Dr. Jacob G. Schurman issued an ultimatum to Chinese officials in Tsaochang Shantung: free the captives from Suchow bandits or face drastic action. Reports say prisoners suffer from illness and harsh marching as bandits evade pursuit. Washington cites bandits ready to negotiate for release with conditions including lifting the siege of Paozuku.
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Schurman
China
Tsaochwang
Shantung
Jacob G. Schurman
Shanghai
Peking
J.B. Powell
Suchow
Washington
State Department
John K. Davis
Philoon
Lincheng
Paozuku
Shanghai bandits hold foreigners for weeks, not kill
General Ho Fung Yu, a Chinese military commander, says bandits surrounding their foreign captives will not be killed but kept for weeks. He claims his troops nearly trapped the brigands after raiding the Shanghai Peking express, but foreign officials forced withdrawal and prevented harsher actions.
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Shantung
Shanghai
Ho Fung-Yu
Associated Press
Shanghai-Peking Express
Earthquake in South America Leaves Two Dead in Quito
Dispatches from Guayaquil report two killed and many injured after a powerful quake in Quito and surrounding areas. Government Palace, City Hall, Cathedral, Archbishop's Residence, Military Academy, and rail station sustained damage, with the academy abandoned due to danger.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Quito
Four Boston bull terriers bite four people in city incidents
George Jerry Brown, eight, was bitten ten times by four Boston bull terriers owned by William Bodman while running near Langland and Pullan avenues. Brown is in serious condition. Two other children and a woman were treated. dogs held for health department examination. Police report many homeless dogs in the Ninth District.
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George Jerry Brown
Donaldson Place
Langland and
Pullan Avenues
Boston
Elland Avenue
Brown
Bodman
Ninth District
Mildred Myers
Brestle
Baltimore Avenue
Charles Klayer
Klayer
Myers
Clarence Kareth
Hillside Avenue
Health Department
Funeral for W N Andrews Follows Appended Illness
William N. Andrews secretary of the Andrews Steel Company Newport died at Speers Hospital after several days illness and an operation for appendicitis at 10 am. He was 41. Survived by wife Mrs Mary Andrews Kilgour and siblings Joseph and Miss Mary Genevieve, with two children away at school. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery after services at his residence.
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William N. Andrews
Andrews Steel Company
Newport
Speers Hospital
Mary Genevieve Andrews
Hills School
Pottsdown
William Andrews
Rogers Hall
Lowell
Mass
Andrews
John L. Pythian
Joseph Andrews
Mt. Lookout
Cincinnati
Mr. Andrews
Kenyon College
Gambier
Joseph A. Andrews
Albert L. Andrews
Newport Rolling Mill Company
Globe Iron Roofing and
Newport Culvert Company
Newport Chamber of Commerce
Newport Lodge of Elks
Ft. Mitchell Country Club
Queen City Club
Cincinnati Riding Club
Fourth and
Park Avenue
Evergreen Cemetery
Elks
Cdy
John McCarthy
Commission
Harding
Richard P. Ernst
United States
Morrow
Paroled Captive Demands Troop Withdrawal
French captive V. Barube released on parole arrives at Tsao Chuang with demands for troop removal from Suchow bandits. He is expected to return to bandit headquarters today after leaving with assurances of further negotiations.
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Peking
V. Barube
Suchaw
Tsao Chuang
Suspect linked to Hornberger abduction reappears in Walnut street chase
In Cincinnati's Over-the-Rhine district a heavy set man in a dark suit and straw hat was seen near 1432 Walnut, accused of luring four year olds Doroth y Adkins and Anna Spagnola, then fleeing after they screamed. Police scoured streets with help from residents as the hunt tied to the 1921 Hornberger case.
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Cincinnati
Freda Hornberger
Walnut Street
Liberty
Walnut Streets
Hornberger
Dorothy Adkins
Hobart Adkins
Adkins
Anna Spagnola
Dorothy
Spagnola
McMicken
J. Klein
John Spagnola
Blue Grass Baseball League
Third
Third District
Robert Shearwood
Mr. Spagnolia
Vine Street
Denial of Croker Widow Affair Tied to Marone
In New York on May 17 the defense for Guy R. Marone denied that Mrs. Bula Croker widow of Richard Croker was ever his wife. Marone alleges the Croker claimant is not the same woman and that his former wife is alive.
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New York
Bula Croker
Richard Croker
Tammany
Guy R. Marone
Dublin Court of Appeals
Marone
Michael R. Matteo
Greenwich Village
New York World
Croker
Harding invokes Hamilton on honesty to urge world unity
President Harding, unveiling a statue of Alexander Hamilton, urges through Hamilton’s ideals of financial integrity and honesty that nations resolve factionalism and pursue a hopeful, united future. He warns against prejudice and calls for leadership grounded in truth to secure democracy and prosperity.
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Washington
Alexander Hamilton
Harding
Treasury
Hamilton
College Teacher Kidnapped Over Letters To Spectator
William Louiser Werner an English teacher at Pennsylvania State College studying at Columbia says four masked men kidnapped him early today, blindfolded him and beat him with sticks for two letters to The Spectator the campus publication. He defended free speech and free press and criticized Major Foote's letter. He seeks an apology and plans no retaliation. Werner served overseas in the 316th Infantry.
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New York
William Louiser Werner
Pennsylvania State College
Columbia University
the Spectator
William C. Foote
Columbia University Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
The
Spectator
Werner
Foot
316Th Infantry
Clarke blames politics for U S absence from League entry urged
Former Supreme Court Justice John H. Clarke urged Cincinnati listeners to lift the League of Nations issue above party lines. He argued the United States should join the League and World Court, stressing disarmament and continued foreign policy unity, and urged President Harding to set terms without fear of partisan backlash.
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Clarke
U. S
League
World Court
United States
League of Nations
United States Supreme Court
John H. Clarke
Justice Clarke
America
Harding
League of Nations Nonpartisan Association
Senate
Mr. Clarke
Iding
Laws of the Nations
Germany Planning Greater War Warned by Major De Bles
Major Arthur de Bles, ex British army officer, told a mass meeting by the American Legion in Emery Auditorium that Germany and Russia are preparing a new world war. He praised France for invading the Ruhr and urged support for the League of Nations as the world faced a coming Western Europe versus Germany and Russia conflict. About 1,000 Cincinnatians attended.
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Germany
Major de Bles
France
League
Arthur de Bles
American Legion
Emery Auditorium
Russia
Europe
British Empire
Ruhr
League of Nations
Edward Colston
Belgium
England
Adams Wins Colorado Senate Seat and Backs World Court
Alva B. Adams of Pueblo is appointed by Governor William E. Sweet to succeed the late Samuel D. Nicholson as Colorado's U S Senator. A Democrat and conservative attorney born in Colorado, Adams favors government supervision of railroads, opposes the Railroad Labor Board, supports law enforcement and a strong defense, and urges U S entry into the International Court of Justice.
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Alva B. Adams
Pueblo
Senator Nicholson
Colorado
Associated Press
Denver
Col
United States
William E. Sweet
Adams
Samuel D. Nicholson
Alva Adams
Sweet
Woodrow Wilson
William G. McAdoo
William J. Bryan
Huston Thompson
Federal Trade Commission
McAdoo
Bryan
Morrison Shafroth
Shafroth
Nicholson
Senator Adams
del Negre
Yale University
Eea
Judge Advocate General
Esch-Cummins
Railroad Labor Board
la Follette
Senate
International Court of Justice
Debates over Harding urging Smith to veto Mullan-Gage repeal
Washington discussions center on whether President Harding overstepped by pressuring New York Governor Al Smith to veto the Mullan-Gage repeal of the prohibition law. Democrats split on state sovereignty versus federal enforcement, while Republicans hope a veto boosts their national standing.
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Gov. AL. Smith
Harding
Washington
al Smith
New York
Mr. Harding
Alexander Hamilton
al. Smith
Empire State
Harding's Stand Backed by Anti-Saloon League
The Anti-Saloon League endorsed President Harding's views on state and public duty to uphold national prohibition. The League's Executive Committee adopted a resolution expressing hearty approval of the President's patriotic remarks made public to Wesley Wait of Newburgh, New York.
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Harding
Anti- Saloon League
Washington
Anti-Saloon League
Wesley Wait
Newburgh
N. Y
League
Governor to Hear Dry Law Repealer Debate in New York
Governor Smith returns from Atlantic City to face uproar over the Mullan-Gage repealer and renewed campaign against him. Aldermen pass a resolution unanimously urging repeal approval amid large election year support.
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Gov. Smith
New York
Smith
Atlantic City
Mullan-Gage
Board of Aldermen
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W. N. Andrews
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Wets
David Lawrence
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