Mining Merger Leaders Named for Western Consolidation
Two Cincinnatians Otto Luede king and Charles Lange join the board of a massive mining merger uniting Park Utah Park City mining interests. The consolidation to form a new company covers 4 306 acres near Salt Lake City with a history of large dividends and heavy ore production. G Lambourne of Salt Lake City is slated to head the merged entity as discussions continue on the final company name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Luedeking
Winding Way
Charles Lange
Resor
Park-Utah Mining Company
Park City Mining and Smelting Company
Ontario Silver Mining Company
Daly Mining Company
Luedeking
Otto Hanke
Cincinnati
Dalywest
Daly Judge
Park Utah
Park City
Korner to Speak at Regional AIA Meeting
J G Korner Jr chairman of the United States Board of Tax Appeals will address the regional meeting at the Gibson on May 23 on the topic Presentation of Appeals Before the Board of Tax Appeals.
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J. G. Korner
J. G. Korner, Jr
United States Board of Tax Appeals
American Institute of Accountants
The
Gibson
Board of Tax Appeals
Raf Front Calm as Storm Brews in Morocco Action
Paris May 17 desultory fighting continued on the Moroccan front as preparations for a French offensive to dislodge Riffians from remaining strongholds proceed. Tribesmen dig in erect defenses behind lines while French observers note well armed infantry and weak artillery skills among the Riffians despite recent cartridge supply.
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Paris
Beni Zeroual
Beni Nesguilda
Colombat
Kellan
Republic in Italy urged by exiled deputy in attack on Mussolini
Vincenzo Vacirca former Italian Deputy urged abolition of the monarchy and replacement by a republic based on Socialistic principles at a Rand School mass meeting in New York. He said the king backed Mussolini and the Black Shirts, and that Italy must change its laws to establish a republic free of fascist rule.
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Republic
Italy
Mussolini
New York World News Service
New York
Vincenzo Vacirca
Rand School
Vacirca
Matteotti
United States
German Valenti
Vacica
Victor Emmanuel
Spencer Death Shakes Missouri Politics and Senate Power
Senator Spencer dies at Walter Reed Hospital, triggering a scramble for his Missouri Senate seat. President Coolidge eyed Davis for Weeks’s possible resignation, while candidates like Cleveland Newton Faust Hyde Barrett Dickey Brewster vie for the vacancy. Battle for committee chair and party balance looms as Missouri and broader Senate power shifts unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Spencer
Walter Reed
Missouri
Coolidge
Dwight F. Davis
John W. Weeks
Davis
Cleveland Newton
Charles Faust
Hyde
Jesse Barrett
Itev S. Dickey
Reginald R. Brewster
Baker
Woodrow Wilson
Senate
Brookhart
Iowa
Dan Steck
New Mexico
Bursum
Ernst
Kentucky
Wadsworth
New York
Watson
Indiana
Chicago business man held as a pickpocket
A self styled Chicago business man named George Klein, 24, of 4850 Kenmore avenue, was arrested by Policeman Clark after passengers on an Easter street car on Broadway at Fourth Street identified him taking a purse from Mundy Cobb of Owenton Kentucky. Klein dropped and then returned the purse saying it was not his. He commented on the police nerve when brought before Sergeant Reichert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fourth Street
Broadway
George Klein
Kenmore Avenue
Clark
Mundy Cobb
Owenton
J. E. Dryer
Metropole
Dryer
Cobb
River levels and arrivals on the Ohio at Cincinnati
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 29.2 feet last night and receded slowly. Notable arrivals included the vessel Queen City from Louisville, the General Wood from Pittsburgh, and the vessel from Louisville at 2:10 pm yesterday.
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Cincinnati
Louisville
General Wood
Pittsburgh
O— Queen City
Pope Pius Declares Sister Therese Saint at St Peter's
At St Peter's Rome Pope Pius sanctified Sister Therese of the Infant Jesus, Carmelite of Lisieux, in a ceremony before about 60,000 attendees from around the world. The liturgy featured elaborate decor, electric lights, roses, and a vast international congregation including 30,000 French and 12,000 Americans.
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Pope Pius
Therese
Canonization of Therese of Lisieux Revered Worldwide
In Lisieux France on May 17 Sister Therese born here was canonized as the little flower of Jesus Her life as a Carmelite nun after early dreams of Rome and faith led to a shrine drawing pilgrims from across the globe Soldiers carried her image in war time credits for defending Paris Verdun and even drawing the U S into war. Beatified April 30 1923 by Pope Pius XI August ceremonies in Lisieux attended by Cardinal Dougherty of Philadelphia and other dignitaries.
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St. Peter's
Pius
Therese
Jesus
Lisieux
France
Church
Vatican
Amelie
Portugal
Countess
Caserta
Ranieri of
Bourbon
Josephine of Bourbon
Orleans
Pietro
Orleans- Braganza
Saxony
Marie Antoinette of Bourbon
Christina of Bourbon
Bavaria
Timothy Daly
Irish Free State
Monsignor
Rodolph Ratti
Assouj
Cardinal Dougherty
Philadelphia
Cardinal Bourne
Westminster
Peilus
Associated Press
Normandy
Louis Martin
St. Blaise
Ope Leo XIII
Lisieux Gonvent
Flower of
Paris
Verdun
United States
Pope Pius
Shepherd to stand trial for life in typhoid plot
CHICAGO May 17 William D Shepherd will go on trial on an indictment charging him with inoculating ward William N McClintock with typhoid germs in a plot to seize the million dollar estate The State seeks the death penalty on circumstantial evidence The defense contends bias exists and accuses prosecutors of prejudice Witnesses include Dr Farman and others connected to a will controversy and a possible influence by Shepherds wife
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New York World News Service
Chicago
William D. Shepherd
William N. McClintock
McClintock
Veniremen
O’brien
Stewart
Shepherd
J. E. Crowe
George E. Gorman
Charles C. Farman
Young McClintock
Farman
Isabelle Pope
William Scott Stewart
W. W. O’brien
Miss Pope
Pacific Coast
Harry Olson
Billy
Weather roundup for Ohio to Tennessee and regional temps
Fair and warmer conditions forecast for Ohio and Kentucky Monday and Tuesday with increasing cloudiness. West Virginia and Tennessee expect fair weather and warmer temps. Indiana sees partly overcast skies and rising temperatures. The table lists current and high temperatures along with last 24 hour precipitation for numerous cities and regional stations for May 17, 1925.
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Ohio
Kentucky
West
Virginia
Tennessee
Indiana
Eastport
Boston
Kansas City
Ham
Denver
Orleans Hy
Phoenix
Galveston
Spokane
Pittsby
Francisco
Diego
Nashville
Winnipes
S. S. Marie
River Steamers Schedule Now Courting Rivers and Ports
The General Wood heads for Pittsburgh at noon yesterday while the Cincinnati sails to Louisville at 5 pm tonight. The Andes of the Louisville and Cincinnati Packet Co begins today at 5 pm with daily Cincinnati to Henderson Indiana trips. The Lookout, a United States government boat, passed downstream yesterday. The Julius Fleischmann towboat from Hatfield and Reliance Coal Co docked at Cincinnati yesterday.
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General Wood
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Louisville
Andes
Louisville and Cincinnati Packet Company
Dison
Ind
United States
Julius Fleischmann
Hatfield and Reliance Coal Company
Incoming and outgoing steamers in New York crowds May voyage list
Steamship news lists incoming vessels due May 18 from Southampton Hamburg London and Bermuda with arrivals including Leviathan Andania Cleveland Minnewaska Santa Elsia Scythia and Huron. Outgoing vessel Leighton sails May 18 to Montevideo. Arrived May 11 include Adriatic Cameronia Pastore Mayafore and Pittsburgh with Hay P.
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New York World News Service
New York
Shippings
Leviathan
Southampton
Andania
Hamburg
Cleveland
Minnewaska
London
Fort Victoria
Bermuda
Santa Elsia
Valparaiso
Scythia
Liverpool
Huron
San Domino
Leighton
Montevideo
Adriatic
Cameronia
Glasgow
Pastore
Port Simonne
Mayafore
Trinidad
Pittsburgh
Antwerp
Hay P
Death notices from Cincinnati area May 1925 obituaries
Beaths Blome and other local obituaries list funeral details for May 1925. Items include Blome at 607 Hickman Av Avondale with service May 18. Devon at 371 Grand Vista Av aged 60 with service May 20. Dollie Murnan Harcourt at 3186 Beech Av Covington with interment Spring Grove. Irwin Anna J. at 3466 Knott Av Avondale with requiem May 19. Roll George H. at 1628 Chase Av Northside with funeral at Spring Grove May 22. Stevens George S. at 4227 Allison Av Norwood with May 19 service. Thompson Victor McLain at North Ridge Av with no funeral notice.
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Grand Vista Avenue
Harcourt
Dollie Murnan
A. A. Ranshaw
Beech Avenue
Covington
Spring Grove Cemetery
Irwin
Anna J
Chase Avenue
Northside
Spring Grove
Chasel
Stevens
George S
Allison Avenue
Norwood
Thompson
Victor McLain
Ella Thompson
Princess Eudoxie Averts Politics In Sofia Interview
Sofia May 17. Princess Eudoxie sister to King Boris of Bulgaria speaks to an American journalist in her first exclusive interview. She says she is not interested in politics and that women follow men at the polls, prefers charity and natural history, and notes the king is sad after the cathedral explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bella Cohen
New York World News Service
Sofia
Princess Eudoxie
Boris of
Bulgaria
Eudoxie
N. Y
Masons to Have Charge of V N Devon Funeral
Vesper Nicholas Devon longtime president of V N Devon Supply Co dies Saturday night at Jewish Hospital. The Knights Templar service and Scottish Rite ring presentation will be at his home 6371 Grand Vista Pleasant Ridge Wednesday at 10 AM. Six Past Eminent Commanders of Hanselmann Commandery will be pallbearers. Burial in Spring Grove Cemetery.
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Knight Templar
Vesper
Nicholas Devon
V.N. Devon Supply Company
Grand Vista Avenue
Pleasant Ridge
Devon
Jewish Hospital
Hanselmann Commandery
Knights Templar
C. M. Carter
A. A. Rumler
George E. Atridge
C. G. Foertmeyer
Thomas A. MacConnell
Frank A. McGee
Spring Grove Cemetery
Difference in bus lines cited in resolution
A Cincinnati and Three States Interurban Bus Owners' Association meeting adopted a resolution distinguishing interurban and city bus service and urging different regulations. It set June 15 as cutoff for member lines not operating interurban or interstate, and announced city control of urban lines after that date.
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Cincinnati
States
Hickey
Seek Hydrophobia Serum Used For Dog Bites
Telegrams were sent to Chicago and St Louis in a search for hydrophobia serum for ten people bitten by a dog. The Illinois State Department of Public Health reports no serum at the capital and urgent need is stressed by physicians.
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Springfield
Ill
Chicago
St. Louis
State Department of Public Health
Doheny Proposes Filling Pearl Harbor Oil Tanks
Edward L. Doheny through his attorneys urged the government to fill Pearl Harbor storage tanks to prevent rust, offering to fund about 5 million dollars of oil and take payment in crude as produced. The offer was rejected, with officials fearing prejudice to the oil cases. The note details capacities, including 1.5 million barrels in one unit and 2.7 million in a second, plus a 50 day fleet supply and 50,000 barrel daily needs for war operations. Senator Pomerene and Owen J. Roberts are away from the city.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Edward L. Doheny
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Doheny
United States
Hawaiian
Pacific Coast
J. G. White Engineering Corporation
Pan-American Petroleunit and Transport Company
Pearl Harbour
War Council of the Navy General Board
Pomerene
Owen J. Roberts
Fire Damages Storeroom at Shoe Supply Company
Fire of undetermined origin caused about 3000 dollars damage to the storeroom of the George W. Stevenson Shoe Supply Company at 306 Main street last night. A passer by noticed smoke from a fourth floor window and firefighters under Marshal Treinen brought the blaze under control. Salvage Corps moved leather and polish to safety.
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George W. Stevenson Shoe Supply Company
Main Street
Marshal Treinen
Salvage Corps
Paderewski Backing Oil Drill Near Smithville
Famous pianist Ignace Paderewski is financing a Bastrop County wildcat oil well six miles south of Smithville. The well, operated by Shad & Paderewski, is currently drilling at 1600 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paderewski
Austin
Tex
Ignace Paderewski
Bastrop County
Smithville
Shad & Paderewski
Youths Escape Detention Center Through Window Breakage
Report details two juveniles escaping from the Place of Detention after forcing a window with an iron bar. Authorities say the matron and guard recovered two youths on the lower floors while investigations into information withholding proceed. Authorities identify the matron as Mrs. Hattie Taylor and guard as Albert Gick.
Two win commissions in officers reserve corps
Commissions issued to Clifford Stanley Bray of Covington and Clifford Yeager of Ft Thomas in Kentucky. Bray receives second lieutenant rank in the Quartermaster Corps while Yeager is named first lieutenant in the Medical Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Officers’ Reserve Corps
Clifford Stanley Bray
Holman Avenue
Covington
Quartermaster Corps
Clifford Joseph Yeager
United States Veterans’ Hospital
Ft. Thomas, Ky
Medical Corps
Catholic Press Association picks leaders at convention
At the closing session in St. Louis on May 17 F C Scanlon of the Brooklyn Tablet was re elected president and Dr Thomas P Hart of the Cincinnati Telegraph was re elected to the board, marking the fifteenth annual convention.
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ST. Louis
F C. Scanlon
Brooklyn
N. Y
Tablet
Catholic Press Association
Thomas P. Hart
Cincinnati Telegraph
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Steamship News
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Freeman Avenue
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Boris
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V. N. Devon Funeral
Uoweny
WAVY
Shoe Supply Company
Blanford
Jones
LeFever
Engelbert
Hunt
Mr. Hunt
Mr. Crouse
Mr. Fogle
William Hunt
A. C. Crouse
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Fogle
Crouse
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Mich
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Orioles
Blanche Mehaffey
Raymond Griffith
Wight Club
Vera Reynolds
Wallace Beery
James Cruze’s
Lois Wilson
Werner Baxter
Nazimova
Jack Pickford
Hobart Bosworth Istrand
Charley
Syd Chaplin
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Lie
Katharina
Island Queen
Cluff Burns
Country Club Orchestra
Bert Lindsay
Billy White
Coney Island
COX
Stuart Walker Company
School For Scandal
Eclectic Medical College
Memorial Hall
Elm and
Grant Streets
W. H. Wehrly
R. L. Thomas
Charles T. Greve
E. C. Wareing
D.D
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B. F. Keith
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Mack Sennett
Meyer Davis Orchestra
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