French and Spanish Force to Attack Abd el Krim
Paris hears of imminent landing of Franco Spanish troops at Ajdir Morocco to crush Abd el Krim. Negotiations in Madrid between Malvy and Primo de Rivera reportedly forge a temporary military alliance as a separate offensive by General de Chambrun advances toward the Oudja Fez line.
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Alfred M. Murray
New York World News Service
Paris
Ajdir
Abd-el-Krim
Oion
Madrid
Louis Malvy
Abd-el- Krim
Malvy
Painleve
Primo de Divera
France
Spain
de Chambrun
Freydenberg
Cambay
N. Y
Depeche de Toulouse
Abd- El-Krim
Asasa
Chamber of Deputies
Lyautey
Morocco
Fez
Caillaux
Germany
Europe
France blamed for arming Abd El Krim and Morocco war
The Communist paper Humani te accuses France of enabling Abd El Krim by providing credit arms and weapons through Paris in 1923. It ties Abd El Krim to Premier Poincare, a Paris bank, arms maker Darne, and other firms, claiming French imperialism sought to loosen Spanish control and seize Moroccan mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Morocco
Humanite
Abd-El- Krim
Abd-El-Krim
Poincare
Abd
Guet Bank
Rue Street
Lazare
Darne
Henri Moulis
Charles Gardiner
Gardiner
London
Riffs
Radical Depeche de Toulouse
Quergha
Hoover Outlines Reform Program For Government Agencies
Secretary Hoover urged elimination of overlapping agencies through reorganizing administrative functions. He called for grouping agencies with the same major purpose under one supervision, separating semi-judicial and advisory roles from administration, and reducing presidential administrative labor. He noted opposition from vested interests and said Congress must authorize a redesign.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Winslow
Massachusetts
House Commerce Committee
Commerce Secretary
Roosevelt
Coolidge
Congress
Hughes offers aid to fight mine injunction
Charles Evans Hughes, former Secretary of State, offered his services to the United Mineworkers of America in opposing a temporary injunction issued by Judge William E. Baker in Wheeling West Virginia. T. C. Townsend Charleston attorney and West Virginia union counsel said the contents and timing of Hughes message were not revealed. Townsend said the union calls the restraining order an enslavement of the human mind and Hughes reportedly shared that view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wheeling
W. Va
Charles Evans Hughes
United Mineworkers of America
William E. Baker
United States District Court
T. C. Townsend
Charleston
West Virginia
Union
Miners’ Union
Hughes
Five Drift to Shore After Boat Accident at Newport
A report initially claimed five drowned when a boat overturned near Newport Beach California but later clarified that three young men who fell from an overturned canoe reached shore alive while a fourth remains missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Newport Beach
Cal
Rockefeller Pays for Reservoir to Spare View of Home
N Y May 21 John D Rockefeller avoids a water tower near his property by donating a site for a reservoir and laying 4000 feet of pipe, paying about 25000 dollars more. he also camouflaged the town pumping station smokestack to blend with the view from his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
Tarrytown
N. Y
North Tarrytown
John D. Rockefeller
English tenor annoys Jeritza in Vienna opera brawl
A Vienna opera dispute centers on Marie Jeritza and English tenor Alfred Piccaver. Jeritza accuses Piccaver of robbing her opportunities in Cavalleria Rusticana, prompting his defiant dressing room response. Demonstrations outside Jeritza’s home reflect public tension as both singers are scheduled to perform together Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Balderston
York World News Service
London
Vienna
Vienna Opera
Marie Jeritza
Alfred Piccaver
Mme. Olschewska
Jeritza
Piccaver
Servic
Ety Worle Press Pub
Obituary: Albert Rinckenberger Dies After Auto Crash
The General Protestant Orphan Society notes the death of Albert Rinckenberger after injuries from an automobile accident. He served ten years as Financial Secretary and worked thirty years at Wagner Bottling. Surviving: wife Louisa, sons Edmund and Carl, daughter Jeanetta. Funeral at 2 p.m. tomorrow at 127 Nixon St. Burial Spring Grove Cemetery. Moose Lodge services at 7:30 p.m. tonight. board members attend services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Protestant Orphan Society
Albert Rinckenberger
Rinckenberger
Wagner Bottling Company
Moose Lodge
French Society of Cincinnati
Highland Building Association
Louisa Rinckenberger
Edmund A
Carl L
Jeanetta
Nixon Street
Spring Grove
Board of Directors
the Orphan Society
Funeral for John Cline Held at St. Mark's Evanston
Funeral services for John Cline 70 retired wholesale grocer and brother of Joseph A. Cline Clerk of the Municipal Court will be at St Mark's Church Evanston Saturday at 9 am The procession leaves Mrs Catherine Silk 1511 Gilpin avenue at 830 am Burial is in St Joseph Cemetery Death followed pneumonia at Mrs Silk's home Cline retired from business about twenty five years ago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cline
Joseph A. Cline
St. Mark’s Church
Evanston
Catherine Silk
Gilpin Avenue
St. Joseph
Silk
Cline
Downing confesses killing Mrs. Williams in Price Hill
Downing admits to robbing and killing Aleen Williams during a drive through Price Hill after meeting her on Court Street. He describes strangling her, taking rings and the purse, discarding evidence, and fleeing with McCampbell's connection noted. Detectives pressed hours of questioning leading to the confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downing
Vaughn
Whning
Eighth Street
Elbéron Avenue
Seebohm
McCampbell
Cleary
Sweeney
Mgor Carrel
Charles E. Tudor
Copelan
Charles S. Bell
Aileen Williams
Twenty Two Women Receive Diplomas at Avondale Jewish Hospital
Twenty two graduates received diplomas at the Jewish Hospital auditorium in Avondale marking a week of graduation festivities. Dr. Harry W. Bettman stressed diploma prospects for service, with invocation by Rev. George H. Hills and diplomas conferred by Samuel Straus. Class presented by Miss Catherine M. Buckley and benediction by Rabbi David Philipson. Music by Winifred Patterson and Pauline Huffman. A reception and dance followed. graduates included Alma Patricia Drout, Helen Hope Campton, Raynhild Viola Granlund, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Hospital
Avondale
Harry W. Bettman
George H. Hills
Samuel Straus
Catherine M. Buckley
David Philipson
Winifred Patterson
Pauline Huffman
Alma Patricia Drout
Helen Hope Campton
Raynhild Viola Granlund
Marie Adele Ryan
Hazel Erma Inbody
Marjorie Ruth Holte
Emma Esther Leva
Ethel Margaret DeVinney
Ruth Booker
Martha Simon
Bertha Schechter
Mystery Man Henry Moffatt Kisses In Brooklyn Streets
Henry Clay Moffatt a Brooklyn man known for giving jewels away and making unwanted advances is reported to have kissed a nineteen year old bank clerk at a busy Brooklyn corner. Detectives linked him to mysterious $1000 bracelets sent to the daughter and niece of Judge Reuben L. Haskell. he was examined in hospital, released sane, and accused again before the latest incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Clay Moffatt
Brooklyn
Reuben L. Haskell
Moffatt
Federal Oil Board seeks substitutes for tetraethyl gas
The U S Oil Conservation Board chaired by Secretaries Work Weeks Wilbur and Hoover asks oil men chemists and engineers nationwide for information on fuels to replace or boost efficiency of gasoline with less health risk from tetraethyl lead. The inquiry targets benzoi alcohol and their mixtures as potential substitutes amid mounting concerns over diminishing oil reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
Federal Oil Conservation Board
Coolidge
Oil Conservation Board
Work
Weeks
Wilbur
Hoover
Public Health Conference
United States
Woman Dies After Cow Collision With Interurban Car
In Columbus Ohio on May 21 Miss Jessie O Connor aged 55 died after an interurban car struck a cow near Alton. Excitement and a startled reaction to the whistle preceded the impact. Physicians say heart disease was not the cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Jessie O’connor
Alton
O’connor
New Canadian beer sparks mixed scenes at Windsor ferry docks
The launch of the Four by Four beer amid new act rules drew standing patrons at tables. many drank while seated as managers insisted on seating. Observers noted light intoxication and smiling reunions at Detroit docks. photographers captured moments as women joined the scene. No arrests reported amid cross river beer exchanges and immigration officials monitoring the arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferry
Detroit
Ontario
Windsor
Kleon T. Brown to Be Buried in Dayton Ohio
Funeral services for Kleon T. Brown former Cincinnati resident will be held today in Dayton Ohio where he had lived for ten years after an appendicitis operation. His widow survives him. Brown was treasurer of the G H Mead Company and the Ohio Yellow Cab Company and a National Advisory Board member of the Old Colony Club at Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleon T. Brown
Sylvanus R Oldrieve Dies at 89 in Cincinnati
Sylvanus R Oldrieve aged 89 of 2229 Kenton Street Cincinnati died last night at 8 30 at his son's home on Kenton Street. He leaves a son and a daughter Mrs Lou Van Austin of Norfolk Nebraska. Funeral services set for tomorrow afternoon at Allen Undertaking Walnut Hills with burial in Spring Grove Cemetery.
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Sylvanus R. Oldrieve
Kenton Street
Cincinnati
Herbert Oldrieve
Lou van Austin
Norfolk
Neb
Allen Undertaking Establishment
Walnut Hillis
Spring Grove Cemetery
General Freeman elected Commander in Chief of UCV
General W. B. Freeman of Richmond Virginia was chosen to lead the United Confederate Veterans in Dallas succeeding General James A. Thomas of Dublin Georgia as Commander in Chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
W. B. Freeman
Richmond
United Confederate Veterans
James A. Thomas
Dublin
Incoming Steamers and Arrivals May 21
Shipping news lists arriving steamers and upcoming departures. Vessels include President Roosevelt from Bremen and Britannia from Marseilles with arrivals May 21 and departures for Cape Haitien and Nassau. Other steamers travel from Havre Monaco and Santa Marta with schedules in the May 22 window.
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Suffern
Havre
California
Monaco
Carna
Dajestic Southampton
Elope
Cape Haytien
Flores
la Guayra
Uargo
Nassau
President Roosevelt
Brémen
Sixada
Santa Marta
Britannia
Marseilles
Fragmentary OCR Names and Licenses Listing Addresses
The readable text shows a jumble of personal names such as Nichole Ranmari Mattie Willie Keith Ellen T. Alexander Thomas W. Bakar and others, followed by scattered street addresses including 1024 Parissee 613 Carlisle Ave 817 Kenyon Ave 2076 Gladstone Ave Bellevue Ky 2181 Ravine Indian Hill and 2935 Vine St. 12420 Glenway Ave 1313 Linn St 1552 Dudley St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ans Willmore
Ora Salient Tees
Nichole Ranmari
Mattie Es
Ose
Asakaets
Willie Keith
Ellen T. Alexander
Homas W. Bakarladys Garnett
Auen Abrame
Ma Cole
Parissee
Carlisle
Kényon
Gladstone
Béllevue
Ravine
Indian Hill
Ie Aie
Vine St
Glenway
Knights prepare for joint service at Newport and Walnut
Hansemann Commandery No 16 and Chapter No 286 schedule a joint service at Walnut Sonic on May 24 at 6 15 p m with divine services in Newport Ky. Members urged to bring automobiles if needed. Commander Wells signs. Burial of Jessie A. Fox announced for Spring Grove Chapel with services after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansemann Commandéry
Walnut
Newport
Newport Mamenter
WELLS
jHettagr Che
Spring Grove Chape Tar Services
Zatee Fox
Jessie Aee
Beaths and Funerals Notice Summary
Obituary notices list multiple individuals with death dates in May, including CLINE John F son of late Alexander, HARROVER William Brown infant, JOHNSON Cecelia L née Riggs, Grace née Smith, OLDRIEVE Sylvanus R., RINCKENBERGER Albert, Siewe Amelia née ?, and Kracke Elia F. Included are service details, addresses, church names, cemeteries, and burial dates.
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Cline
John F
Alexander Apa Meae
Puneral
Slater
Catherine Silk
Mao
St. Mark’s Church
Harrover
Illiam Brown
David B
Winnie Harver
Nesvillests
Kenton Street
C. P. Mulleh
Peebles Corner
Siewe
Amelia
Nee
George Siewe
Osday
Kirbert Avenue
Price Hill
Ake
Zvaness
St. Lawrence Et Ts A.m
Er— Lia F. Ee Kracke
Ge Weber
Sp Tyam & Kir Ae
Americans Flock to Canada for New Beer as Ferries Run Packed
In Ogdensburg New York May 21 a weather delay and heavy rain slowed selling permits but by nightfall clear weather sent ferries crowded with travelers seeking Ontario four point four beer at Prescott Brockville and other border towns. Immigrations inspectors said traffic would be heavy. Americans outnumbered Canadians at few permits hotels and the test beer drew mixed reactions though expectations of ageing to rival the dry beverage were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Prescott
Brockville
Ontario
Four by four beer tested in Toronto hotels draws crowds
Canadians and Americans from across the border filled Toronto hotels to try Ontario’s new four by four beer. Connoisseurs noted it lacked the expected kick. Hotels ran short of staff as table maids served the beverage, boosting patronage and employment in supplying hotels and grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ontario
Unclear OCR: Funeral Directors and Chapels Listed
Fragmentary text mentions the Busse Borgmann Co. and three chapels with cremation references. No coherent event or dates discernible. core details are obscured by corrupted OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busse & Borgmann Co
Panerai
Freeman
Arbuckle Ex Wife Sues for Damages Over Publicity
Mrs Minta Durfee Arbuckle filed suit in New York Supreme Court seeking 2500 dollars from private detective Jerome C Baum. She alleges he failed to arrange her divorce from Roscoe C Arbuckle lawfully in Rhode Island and without publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Minta Durfee Arbuckle
Roscoe C
Fatty) Arbuckle
Supreme Court Today
Jerome C. Baum
Arbduckle
Baum
Rhode Island
WILLIAM H KLETT NAMED TO MERCHANT TAILORS COMMITTEE
William H Klett merchant tailor of Provident Bank receives word of appointment as a member of the Lance Committee of the National Fire of Merchant Tailors. A liquor raid at 610 Jane Street by Detectives Lutz Schwab and Giovanni Jesulin seized ten et six barrels of mash and six one nuts of moonshine. Oscar Coleman arrested on charge a weekUXILIARY of the Robert E Bentley Post will hold a card party cake and apron sale at the American Legion Memorial Compente Broadway Wednesday night. Leona Catherine Priggi of Lockland will give a benefit recital under the Canada Chapter in the Tecklend public school auditorium next Wereceke night. STRATMEYER of 45 West eMitken avenue police last night said a robber entered by a transom and escaped with ss at 390. Azier and Herbert Smith of 642 West Sixth street arrested for unlawful possession of moonshine. Fifteen gallons of moonshine confiscated in a raid on the house. Ruben Morgan, 54, of 721 Bates avenue, taken to hospital after left leg broken and skull fractured when a concrete mixer tipped over at Eighth and Eggleston avenues.
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William H.klett
Provident Bank
Irence
New Aon Yevterdey
Lance Committee
Gh Tne Fh
Jane Street
Lutz, Schwab
Giovanni Jesul
Oscar Coleman
Neste
Robert E. Bentley
Broadway
C. C Cancent
Leona Catherine Priggi
Lockland
Snonets
Oe Canada
St. Sius Umna
Eoitorium
Tieioe Stratmeyer
West eMitken Avenue
Azier
Herbert Smith
Egrees Eath
West Sixth Street
McArthur and Killan
Poy
Euben Morgan
Bates Avenue
Ary’s Hospital
Eighth and
Eggleston Avenues
Weather overview for the Midwest and South with scattered storms
The forecast covers Ohio and West Virginia with partly cloudy skies and warmer conditions into Friday and Saturday, Kentucky Tennessee fair and warm, and Indiana partly overcast with probable thunderstorms in the north. A May 21 1925 weather table lists current and high temperatures across major cities, plus a year-to-year comparison.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
Boston
Atlantic C
Omahe
Birm’ham
Denver
Ise
Wanggeles Phoenix
Galves
Spokane
Fuconaenrgh Baizal
S.pranc’ Co
Louisvil
San Diego
Nashville
Winnipeg
Marie
Pas
Two Held In Counterfeit Ring In Cleveland
Patsy Marino and Leonard Ambrose of Youngstown were brought to Cleveland by a federal agent charged with passing bogus ten dollar bills in Youngstown, allegedly circulated by a tri state counterfeiting ring with Detroit headquarters. John Hollis of Youngstown was taken in custody last week on similar charges.
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Cleveland
Patsy Marino
Leonard Ambrose
Youngstown
Detroit
John Hollis
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School For Scandal
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Lew Cody
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