Pressure on Foreign Debtors to Speed Up Funding Talks
Washington weighs stronger pressure on war and postwar debts to hasten funding negotiations. Officials vow no differentiation among loans and seek consolidated funding with the American Debt Commission. Senator Borah visited the White House amid discussion of a Debt Commission meeting and Belgium’s possible deferral due to a cabinet change.
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Washington
Washington Administration
United States
American Debt Commission
White House
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
T Debt Commission
Commission
Debt Commission
Mellon
Kellogg
Belgium
America
van de Slyvere
Indian heiress of 16 vanishes in Oklahoma
Maude Lee Mudd a sixteen year old Indian heiress to an estate valued over 1.2 million dollars disappears from her mother Mrs Susan Bomberry home in Miami Oklahoma. State Supreme Court barred custody actions by the mother and stepfather prompting suspicion of kidnapping per guardian William Simms and officials seek assistance from the Quapaw Indian Agency and the Indian Department in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Okla
Maude Lee Mudd
Susan Bomberry
State Supreme Court
J. J. Smith
Bomberry
Levie Bomberry
Thompson Resignation Accepted by Ohio State University
Ohio State University trustees at a special meeting approved next year’s budget and new laws reorganizing academic and administrative machinery. They accepted the resignation of President W O Thompson effective November 5, naming him President Emeritus and urging future trustees to honor that role for life. Thompson will be 70 at retirement and no successor was named at once. an acting president may be named if a successor is not chosen by then.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio State University
Dget
W. O. Thompson
Dr. Thompson
Thompson
Fence Blows Down in Gale Killing Father and Daughter
A seven year old girl Olga Virginia Whitley and her father George W. Whitley 43 were crushed when a fence toppled by a sixty four mile gale in New York. Firemen freed them but the girl died in an ambulance and her father in hospital. A section of elevator scaffolding also fell at Ninety fourth street and Lexington Avenue, blocking traffic but causing no other injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Olga Virginia Whitley
George W. Whitley
Ninety-fourth Street
Lexington Avenue
Bandits take $8500 payroll in New York car robbery
Three robbers in New York seized an automoble carrying a $8500 payroll for a contracting firm on West End Avenue. They forced the pay-roll car to the curb with pistols, then escaped in their own car after taking the money.
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New York
West End Avenue
Ohio Mayor Fines Himself For Traffic Violation
Marion Ohio mayor Buckley fined himself 2 dollars for driving without headlights last night and was stopped by a policeman. He paid the fine into the treasury and commented on the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Associated Press
Marion, O
Buckley
Treasury
Reds Aloofness Stirs Geneva in Arms Conference
At Geneva on May 23 the Soviet Government's silence shapes debate as smaller nations demand Moscow acceptance for any treaty. Romania protests perceived hostility toward Russia while drafting committees plan major redrafting next week. A likely two year ratification delay looms to await clearer Russian developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albin E. Johnson
New York World News Service
Geneva
Moscow
Burton
Rumania
Poland
Russia
N.Y
Physician attacks diaphanous hosiery arouse women
London readers react to Dr F Parkes Weber's claim in the British Medical Journal that thin silk stockings cause thick ankles a condition he labels chronic indurative erythema. Critics debate fashion, cost duties on silk, and the decline of chlorosis amid corsetless attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
F. Parkes Weber
British Medical Journal
Weber
Royal Society of Medicine
Society of Antiquaries
Royal Numismatic Society
Piccadilly
Winston Churchill
Dr. Weber
Magazine withheld from mails declared unmailable
Washington May 23 Post office Department officials disclosed that the May and June issues of True Confessions are unmailable under postal laws. Authorities report many magazines are barred from the mails yet sold at newsstands, with city actions showing effect and ongoing surveillance by postmasters nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Postoffice Department
Chicago
Mysterious abduction case ends with body found in Maine cottage
In Winthrop Maine Miss Aida Heyward is found dead in a locked cottage on Lake Marancock after an alleged abduction by Harry A. Kirby of Watertown Massachusetts. Kirby, wanted for questioning, left toward Augusta and Boston as state police monitor trains. his wife is sought in Old Orchard.
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Winthrop, Me
Aida Heyward
Emma
M. Towns
Lake Mafanacook
Harry A. Kirby
Watertown
Mass
Kirby
Augusta
Boston
Old Orchard
Winthrop
Fred Si. Moulton
Lexington
Miss Heyward
Moulton
Fred Bearce
Three Men Sentenced to Death in Malabar Hill Murder
In Bombay on May 23 the Bombay High Court sentenced three of nine defendants to death for the January 12 killing of Abdul Kadir Baula on Malabar Hill. Shafi Ahmed Sham Rao Dighe and Ponde received capital sentences, with Anand Rao Phante banished. Two defendants were acquitted.
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Associated Press
Bombay
Shafi Ahmed
Indore Mounted Police
Sham Rao Dighe
Indore Air Force
Ponde
Maharajah
Shafi
Dighe
Mumtaz
Baula
Anand Rao Phante
Indore
Syed Mohammed
Karamat Khan
Flight of Mumtaz Begum Ends in Bombay Car Siege
Mumtaz Begum, former dancing girl of the Indore maharajah, and Abdul Kadir Baula were ambushed on January 12 near Malabar Hill Bombay while returning the girl to protection. A group of British officers intervened as Baula was killed and Mumtaz wounded in the clash with attackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mumtaz Begum
Indore
Abdul Kadir Baula
Malabar Hill
Bombay
Mumtaz
Baula
French security pact reply questioned by Chamberlain
Paris May 23 The French reply to the German security pact proposal sent to London last week has not been accepted by Secretary Chamberlain who asks explanations on many points The Quai d Orsay modified the reply expecting London approval and it was sent back yesterday for Berlin next week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
London
Chamberlain
Quai D’orsay
Berlin
N.Y
World News Savciee
Et World Press Pub
Radio to Direct Traffic on British Derby Day
London May 23 The 1925 Darb Stakes at Epsom Downs draws 300000 spectators. Portable wireless outfits will guide traffic from points south of London as authorities shift from balloon-based signaling to wireless control of cars donkey carts charabancs and pedestrians.
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London
Epsom Downs
Wille
Hotel man held in dual murder case
Edward Tabler 35 a longtime hotel keeper in Louisville is held on suspicion connected to a November 1916 Peoria Ill double murder. Illinois authorities seek him as Earl Taylor a former Peoria resident. a requisition was issued by Governor Fields to Wisconsin for Tabler to be identified.
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Louisville
Edward Tabler
Peoria
Ill
Earl Taylor
Taylor
Governor Fields
Illinois
Charvat
Tablor
Printer Earl Taylor identified in Charvat murder case
Earl Taylor a printer held in Louisville has been identified by William Kunst as the suspect in the 9 year old murder of Leon and Dollie Charvat in Peoria. Taylor reportedly shot the couple during a domestic dispute with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ill
Louisville
Earl Taylor
Leon
Dollie Charvat
William Kunst
Kunst
Taylor
Charvats
Memorial Day Sodality Rally At St Xavier Campus
More than 10000 people are expected to attend the sodality rally on Memorial Day at St. Xavier College Campus. Rev. Joseph F. Kiefer S.J. says 2500 students from Catholic colleges and academies will send delegations. The program includes poetry, speeches by John A. Murray and Gregor B. Moormann, music from the St. Joseph Orphanage Band and Xavier Orchestra, and a May fete coronation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sodality
St. Xavier College
Joseph F. Kiefer
S.J
Greater
Cincinnati
Hubert F. Brockman
Father Kiefer
Mary Louise Gutting
Abigail Shea
John A. Murray
Gregor B. Moormann
St. Joseph
Xavier Orchestra
Samuel J. Pusateri
St. Xavier
Ruth Volz
West Eighth Street
Elder High School
B. H. Kroger
Alice May Hehman
Fr. Thomas
Mary Reynolds
Covington
Jewell Buchetta
Norwood
Angel
Ground-Breaking Dinner Funds Jewish Seminary Plan
About 1,000 guests at Hotel Astor paid a $1,000 cover charge each for a dinner honoring the breaking of ground for the Yeshiva of America. The $5,000,000 seminary will cover a three block area in New York City with $2,000,000 already pledged and construction to start within a month. Samuel Levy announced the campaign and noted overcrowding at the Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary as the catalyst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Hotel Astor
Yeshiva of America
Jewish Seminary and College
Samuel Levy
Levy
Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary
America
Outing for 3000 Orphans at Cincinnati Zoo on June 15
More than 3,000 orphans are slated as guests of Cincinnati businessmen and organizations on June 15 at the Zoo. Joseph D. Engelbert, chairman, says at least 700 cars will transport the children, now in the eighteenth year of the annual outing. The General Committee plans fundraising by subscription with W. T. Calerdine as Grand Marshal and other committee chairs handling supplies first aid grounds publicity and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Zoo
Joseph D. Engelbert
W. T. Calerdine
CC. C. Carpenter
A. C. Bachmeyer
McLean E. Remelin
Jack Koons
Henry W. Lackman
Two Dead and Twenty Five Injured in Kentucky Blast
An explosion at a Versailles dry-cleaning shop killed two and seriously injured about 25 others with many more hurt. The crowd of shoppers filled nearby streets as authorities called for doctors and nurses from surrounding areas. Notable names mentioned include Ora Moore and Walter Tilghman among the dead and injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Versailles
Ora Moore
Walter Tilghman
Spiegel Heads Wise Center Re-elected President
Arthur M. Spiegel, former Municipal Court Judge, was re-elected President of the Wise Center at its annual meeting. New officers include Richard Mack and Ralph Papperheimer as Vice Presidents, Isabel M. Wolfstein as Secretary, and Benjamin Bermiag as Treasurer.
Judge to Address Druggists
Judge W Meredith Yeatman will address the Ohio Valley Druggists Association at noon Tuesday. He will discuss evils from discriminating sale of Jamaica ginger bay rum and other products. H Schmeulling will speak on by gone days in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Meredith Yeatman
Ohio Valley Druggists’ Association
H. Schmeulling
Board of
The
College of Pharmacy
Cincinnati
Covington Citizens Plan Americanization Effort Meet
Covington citizens met at the Industrial Club to discuss forming an Americanization group after a U.S. judge and ABA call for efforts aiding immigrants to become citizens. Speakers included Dr. E E Violett and local officials. a followup meeting was agreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Club
American Bar Association
United States
Cochran
Kentucky
John W. Menzies
Stephens L. Blakely
Covington
King Swope
E. E. Violett
Kansas City
H. 38. Cox
O’donovan
Aubrey Barbour
Newport
William Blessi
Blessed Sacrament Church
Joseph W. Hagin
Madison Avenue
H. S. Cox
J. W. Hagin
Harvey Myers
John Klette
Lewis F. Brown
James A. Ryan
Clifford Heisel
Everett C. Wilhite
C. Roy Steinfort
Pryor C. Tarvin
W. C. Ryerson
Bruce Suson
Covington Children’s Home Fund Reaches Memorial Gifts Milestone
Memorial subscriptions totaling 19,570 dollars are listed for the Covington Children’s Home drive toward a 200,000 dollar goal. Patrons include Katrina Hilker and Robert Simmons among eighteen families and concerns, with many gifts designated in memory of relatives. A victory dinner at the Masonic Temple aims to push the total past the remaining 39,074 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Children’s Home
Masonic Temple
Katrina Hilker
Alice. Read Rouse
Edmund S. Read
Robert C. Simmons
Susan A. Simmons
William H. Whitehouse
Charles H. Feuss
W. D. Feuss
C. R. Moriarty
Arthur E. Motch
Cora Thomas
Vernor Ewan
M. C. Motch
J. A. Downard
Henry M. Grimm
Nicholas Grimm
Jacob Mueller
T. Ww. Spinks
Henry Jenisch
Cambridge Tile Manufacturing Company
Louis Marx & Bro
Abraham
Nathan
Moses Cohen
George F. Eaton, Jr
George F. Eaton
W. C. Emmons
William Sehild
Frank L. Michaels
Lewis Michaels
Norma Shearer Shines In Liberty Film Program
Norma Shearer stars in a dual role in Lady of the Night at the Liberty Covington today tomorrow and Tuesday. George K Arthur and Malcolm McGregor support. Aesops Fables Pathe News added. Liberty Rag muffins perform Moonlight and Roses Ish Drain on xylophone. Vaudeville runs Jack Davis the comic dancer first four days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Shearer
Liberty
Covington
Firmament
George K. Arthur
Malcolm McGregor
Pathe News
Liberty Ragamuffins
Jack Davis
Kishmee Grotto Initiates Class at Covington Moharram
The Kishmee Grotto held its eighth Moharram ceremony at Masonic Temple with a large neophyte class initiated. A dinner followed and a Grade through downtown Covington. Knights Templar Covington Commandery No. 7 will hold Ascension Day services near Madison Avenue Presbyterian with Posting of Colors and Pledge of Allegiance. Rev. Walker F. Vance will speak on Sir Knight Go Ye. Three men on the Dixie Highway were fined $10 each for speeding by Justice Read. defendants include Joseph Kanatzer Orville Courtney Erres and Alex Murdock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Kishmee Grotto
Walker F. Vance
Knight
Dixie Highway
Jo Read
Joseph Kanatzer
West Fifteenth Street
Orville Courtney
Erres
Alex Murdock
Menten Dermit
Covington Stores to Close on Holidays. Local Attorney Seeks Police Court Seat
Covington merchants plan to close their shops on Decoration Day and Fourth of July, opening the previous Friday night. Richard C. Northcutt announces candidacy for Police Court Judge pending the nonpartisan primary in October. Two bankruptcy petitions filed in U S District Court. Gunnell Shoe Co et al sue Cyphers Mercantiles for over 28000. Ha Grocery Co sued by Eminence Milling Co for 838 09. Police seek two bandits who held up James Hart near the Dixie Highway, taking his car. Hart, of Lexington, said the men showed no cash demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleventh
Russell Streets
Fifth
Main Streets
Covington
Richard C. Northcutt
Cov
Sterday
Northcutt & Northcutt
United States District Court
Gunnell Shoe Company
Cyphers Mercantiles Company
Floyd County
Ha Grocery Company
Eminence Milling Company
James Hart
Lexington
Dixie Highway
Hart
Twenty One Deaths Reported in Covington Last Week
Health Officer Dr. James P. Riffe cites twenty one deaths in Covington for the past week. The list includes ages from 6 to 85 with names such as William Fromandi 84 Elizabeth Bauer 62 Catherine Hardcorn 85 and Asa Wilkins 80 among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
James P. Riffe
William Fromandi
Jossehine Goodhead
Richard A. Lyman
Erman Bracke
Edward Martin
Henry Gruchs
Dollie M. Harcourt
Elizabeth Bauer
Charles Wagner
Grace Klaiber
Elmer E. Smoot
Ida B. Wilson
Lizabeth Hee
Local residents listed in Covington and Cincinnati notices
Residence names include Frank Sheridan and Freda Wandstrat in Covington and Walter Morrello and Mildred Messner in Columbus. Other names: Forrest S. Smith in Covington, Bennie Smith in Covington, Samuel Clayborn in Cincinnati, Mary E. Fields in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sheridan
Covington
Freda Wandstrat
Covingto
Walter Morrello
Columbus
Mildred Messner
Forrest S. Smith
Bennie Smith
Samuel Clayborn
Cincinnati
Mary E. Fields
Two Men Arrested in Newport Arrests for Possessing Liquor
Detective Jackson and Policeman Warrington arrested A Lee Clark alias Jones of Winchester Kentucky and Arch Morton a Lexington Kentucky grocer on liquor possession charges. They were arraigned before Judge Moore and fined 100 dollars each with 30 days in jail and a 1000 dollar peace bond. Clark claimed federal prohibition ties as Morton claimed to aid his store.警方
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Warrington
Moore
A. Lee Clark
Jones
Winchester
Arch Morton
Lexington
Clark
Fourth
Isabella
Newport
Thompson
Morton
Sawyer Smith
United States
Covington
Knights Attend Ascension Day Services and Jubilee at Sacred Heart
Members of Cincinnati Commandery No. 8 Hanselmann No. 16 and Trinity No. 44 Knights Tem lar will attend Ascension Day services at St. Pauls Episcopal Church with John G. Davis of Newport Commandery leading a procession from the Masonic Temple. The Golden Jubilee of Sacred Heart Church Bellevue Ky will be observed with altar arrivals from Sicily and a sermon by Rev. A J Roell assisted by Rev. A DeJaco. A mortgage burning at St Marks Lutheran and Moonlight Committee report at Newport Masonic Club meeting. Major Louis M Busher appointed Chief of Medical Staff at Hospital No. 81 Ft Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Commandery
Hanselmann
Trinity
Knights Temlar
Next Commandery
St. Paul’s
Episcopal Church
Court ~Place
John G. Davis
Newport Commandery
Masonic Temple
Seventh
York Streets
Order of DeMolay
Frank E. Cooley
Sacred Heart Church
Bellevue
Sicily
A. J. Roell
A. DeJaco
Catholic Order of Foresters
Knights of St. John
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Eighth
Monroe Streets
C. J. Kiefer
Rees Edgar Tulloss
Wittenberg College
Newport Masonic Club
The
Masonic
Aaron Braxton
Cincinnati
Third
McSorley
David Hughes
A. A. Hill
S. T. Hopkins
David Heitz
Newport
Sons of Veterans’ Auxiliary No. 1
Junior Order
York Street
Minnie Mason
Amanda Ross
Anna Ader
Nettie Posey
Celia Speck
Nna Armstrong
Phoebe Sarbeck
Louis M. Busher
Medical Reserve
Washington
Hospital No. 81
Ft. Thomas
Local residents listed with addresses across Ohio and Kentucky
Henry 188acs cc000 from Butler County OBO CaP tie icsscoceces Clinton County Ohio. Peter Kalfrat Newport. Sarah Ketters Dayton Kentucky. Rex P O Nealek Columbus. Lillian A Knierim Columbus. Louis Boehnstein Cincinnati. Mildred Phalsgraf Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Butler County
Cincinnati
Mildred Phalsgraf
Six Pairs of Black Swans from Australia at 700
Six pairs of Australian black swans arrive at the Zoo as part of new acquisitions. Fifty Southern red squirrels have been received at the Gardens in recent days. The squirrels face scarcity due to tree loss in their native habitat. Sol A. Stephan plans to raise the squirrels to delay further extinction. Hundreds of rare Australian bird specimens are expected to arrive in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol A. Stephan
Australia
Indiana Secretary of State supports crime news disclosure
Frederick H. Schortmeier told Inland Daily Press Association in West Baden that newspapers should not suppress crime news. He argued society must know its weaknesses to escape them. Other speakers from Indianapolis News Toledo and Chicago discussed advertising problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Baden
Ind
Frederick
Schortmeier
Indiana
Inland Daily Press Association
Frank T. Carroll
Indianapolis News
W.S. Campbell
Toledo
F. Guy Davis
Chicago
Pitcher Ed Die Lau Tosses Perfect Game for Ypsilanti State Normal
In Ypsilanti Michigan on May 23 Ed Die Lau pitched a perfect game for Ypsilanti State Normal as they defeated Hillside College 8 to 0. He allowed no hits no runs and none reach first base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ypsilanti
Mich
Eddie Lau
Ypsilanti State Normal
Hillside College
Coolidge Sails for Potomac Cruise on Mayflower
President Calvin Coolidge, recovering from a minor indigestion, leaves the White House for a weekend cruise down the Potomac on the Mayflower. He is accompanied by Mrs. Coolidge, Attorney General and Mrs. Sargent, Senator Butler and Mrs. Butler, H. L. Stoddard, and White House physicians. The voyage begins after a short illness and is expected to return Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Potomac
Joel T. Boone
James F. Coupal
Army
White House
Senator Borah
Idaho
Navy Yard
Potomac Channel
Bnai B'rith Lodge Honors New Chief Alfred M. Cohen
Alfred M. Cohen was named president of Cincinnati Lodge No. 4 of Bnai B’rith and honored at a testimonial dinner at the Business Men's Club attended by over 300 members and guests. Judge A B Frey and Leon L. Lewis joined in tributes and messages from notable officials were read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred M. Cohen
B’nai B'rith
Cincinnati Lodge No. 4
Business Men’s Club
A. B. Frey
Circuit Court of
Leon L. Lewis
Chicago
Order
Simeon M. Johnson
Cohen
Conann
Pressent
Coolidge
Taft
James J. Davis
Labor
Johnson
Frey
Julian Morgenstern
Charles Shohl
Alfred Mack
Oscar Berman
D. S. Heyn
Wiliam Ornstein
David Philipson
James G. Heller
Jacob H. Kaplan
London Society Fairfax-Lucy couple relocate to Charlecote Park
Sir Henry and Lady Fairfax-Lucy departed Maxton in St Boswells where they had been staying and moved to Charlecote Park near Warwick their country residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
London
Sir Henry
Lady Fairfax-Lucy
Maxton
St. Boswells
Charlecote Park
Warwick
Duke of Connaught Travels From Nice to Paris
The Duke of Connaught leaves Nice for Paris on his way home after wintering at Les Bruyderes villa in southern France. He has promised to attend the Ellen Terry National Homes festival dinner on July 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Connaught
Nice
Paris
Les Bruyderes
France
Ellen Terry
Butler Title Move to East Molesey Court
Sir Richard and Lady Butler have let Brent House in Pont Street and will stay at East Molesey Court, Molesey for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Lady Butler
Brent House
Pont Street
East Molesey Court
Molesey
Sassoon Uses Port Lympne Only in August Weekends
Sir Philip Sassoon plans no residence at Port Lympne until August but hosts weekend entertainments there. Recent visitors include Lady Pem broke, Lady Patricia Herbert, Lord and Lady Westmorland, Lady Ednam, Lady Desborough, Imogen Grenfell, Walter Guinness, Evelyn Guinness, Leopold de Rothschild, Lord Birkenhead, Lord Molyneux, Lord Balniel, and Evan Charteris at his country homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Sassoon
Port Lympne
Trent
Barnet
Lady Pembroke
Patricia Herbert
Westmorland
Ednam
Desborough
Imogen Grenfell
Walter
Evelyn Guinness
Butler couple return to Onslow Gardens from Dinard
The Hon. Henry Butler and Mrs. Butler have come back to their Onslow Gardens residence after a stay in Dinard of about two to three months. Mr Butler is Lord Lanesborough's brother and heir presumptive, and Mrs Butler is a daughter of the late Sir Anthony Abdy and the Hon. Lady Abdy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Mrs. Butler
Onslow Gardens
Dinard
Mr. Butler
Lord Lanesborough
Sir Anthony Abdy
Lady Abdy
Russian Red Cross Ball Patronage Backed by Dignitaries
The Duke and Duchess of York Princess Mary and Lord Lescelles Grand Duke Michael Countess Torby Grand Duchess Xenia endorse the Russian Red Cross ball to be held June 24 at the Hotel Cecil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke
Duchess of York
Mary
Lord Lescelles
Michael
Countess Torby
Xenia
Hotel Cecil
Notable English Tourists Leave Capetown for England
Lady Mary Cambridge daughter of Lord Athlone and Princess Alice along with Lady Barbara Bingham and the Archbishop of Capetown and Mrs. Carter depart Capetown aboard the Union Castle liner Armadale Castle en route to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cambridge
Lord Athlone
Alice
Barbara Bingham
Capetown
Carter
Union Castle
Armadale Castle
England
Lord and Lady Cassilis Visit Duke and Duchess in London
Lord and Lady Cassilis arrive from Newhailes near Musselburgh in Midlothian to dine with the Duke and Duchess of Grafton at 6 Chesterfield Gardens. Lady Cassilis is the elder sister of the Duchess of Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord
Lady Cassilis
Newhailes
Musselburgh
Midlothian
Duke and Duchess of Grafton
Chesterfield Gardens
Lady Cassillis
Duchess of Grafton
City Staff Appointed for Memorial Day Parade
Captain Robert L. Dunning named Chief of Staff for Cincinnati Memorial Day Parade division by Vice Mayor Froome Morris. Charles Zeck appointed Chief Quartermaster. Aides include Alexander Patterson, Frank S. Kruz, William O. Kidine, Frank Hauser, Jo Weitzel, Fred Man, and others listed. Parade forms around City Hall at 8:30 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Dunning
Bureau of Identification
Police Department
City of
Alexander Patterson
Frank S. Kruz
William O. Kidine
Frank Nowmee
Hauser
Jo J. Weitzel
Fred Man John J. Kinney
Jacob F. Eyrich
Ope Edward Lees
Alfred Deckerbach
Fred Schneller
J. A. Hiller
William Peters
George F. Crawford
Andrew H. Foppe
C. H. Milliams
Kuertz
D. S. Everson
New Pierson
Sargent Portraits to be Sold at Christie's in July
An auction of pictures left by John Sargent after his death will be held at Christie's on July 24. The sale includes portrait sketches of Lord Wpres Karl Haig Lord Allenby and other generals from the War group now at the National Portrait Gallery. It will also feature water color landscapes Sargent kept or gifted and possibly paintings by other artists owned by Sargent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
John 8
Sargent
Christie’s
Lord Wpres
Karl Haig
Lord Allenby
National Portrait Gallery
In. Y. World News Service
Ty World Press Pub. Co
Cincinnati Broadcast Schedule Brief
WKRC Cincinnati lists 326 meters evening lineup at 6 45 p m church services 10 p m classical program and 11 p m orchestra schedule details included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WKRC
Cincinnati
Evening church services and concert schedule
Sunday School at 9:30 P.M. and morning services at 11 A.M. 7:30 P.M. church service. An 8:30 P.M. concert is listed.
Herbert Memorial Concert On Air
Radio listings show Vie ter Herbert Memorial concert airing on WIP Philadelphia at 1:30 P.M. Also broadcast stations include WEAF New York and WEEI WCAP WJAR WCAE WWJ with memorial services scheduled on WRIP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York
Vieter Herbert
WEEI
WCAP
WJAR
WCAE
WWJ
WIP
Philadelphia
Silent Tonight Radio Station Abbreviations List
A compact listing of radio call signs across Central and Eastern regions. The compilation names stations such as Central-KFDM KFKX KSD WGAZ WGST WHA WTAY WCEE WMC WOIL and Eastern CNRO PWX WAAM WAHG WBAV WHAZ WOR WRC WMAK WFI WTAM WDWF WEBJ for reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFDM
KFKX
KSD
WGAZ
WGST
WHA
WTAY
WCEE
WMC
WOIL
CNRO
PWX
WAAM
WAHG
WBAV
WHAZ
WOR
WRC
WMAK
WFI
WTAM
WDWF
WEBJ
Central Stations Program Lineup at WGN Chicago
At WGN Chicago the 370.2 meter schedule lists 11 A M Entertainer theater, 2 P M organ recital, 2 30 P M master artists recital, 3 30 P M musical college concert and 9 P M musical program with master performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGN
Chicago
Organ services and recital at WHAS Louisville
A WHAS Louisville listing shows 399.8 meters and 10:57 P.M. organ services with church services at 5 P.M. an organ recital and vesper songs lasting about one hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHAS
Louisville
Radio schedule highlights for WBCN Chicago
WBCN Chicago lists a 266 meter broadcast, morning services at 10 30 P M and four PM classical concerts lasting one hour followed by a classical hour at seven PM and a popular program spanning eight PM for three hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WBCN
Chicago
Chicago Studio Evening Concert Schedule
Webh Chicago presents a two hour 5 PM orchestra segment followed by a two hour musical program and studio entertainment starting at 7 PM with a total value of 70.2 meters listed.
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WEBH
Chicago
Radio listings reveal Chicago musical programs scheduled
WENR Chicago airs at 12 80 PM with a musical program. WLS Chicago lists 344.6 meters for a 7 30 PM recital followed by an 8 PM choir performance.
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WENR
Chicago
WLS
Chur Choir
Evening concert programs at WMBB Chicago
The station announces a three part schedule with an orchestral soloists segment for two hours in the afternoon followed by a semi concerts and a popular program beginning at 6:30 PM.
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WMBB
Chicago
Orches
Evening Religious Service and Concert Schedule
The listing shows a 10 30 A M sermon followed by an 8 P M concert program and an 8 P M orchestra. Local numbers indicate chamber readings and two hours of events.
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WQJ
Chicago
Church and Concert Schedule at WGY Schenectady
At WGY Schenectady the day features church services at 9 30 A M followed by a 2 45 P M Symphony Orchestra concert an ongoing 7 45 P M orchestra performance and a violin recital at 9 P M all within the 379 5 meter broadcast schedule.
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WGY
Schenectady
Symphony Orchestra
Radio Station Schedule Shows Evening Concerts Across New York
WHN WI P PHILADELPHIA WIY and WIJZ in New York list programs from early morning to night. Recitals services concerts and forums feature orchestras vocalists and a Sunday radio forum across multiple frequencies and meters.
Radio Schedule Snippet From Early Network Broadcasts
Listings show station call signs and broadcast times for WNYC WEAF WEAR and others across multiple meters. Programs include Sunday school sacred organ concerts evening services memorial concerts and organ recitals with times ranging from 1 PM to 9 PM.
Town Radio Listings Show Church Services and Recitals
WCAE Pittsburgh airs church services at 2 PM with a 3 PM recital and 5 30 PM dinner concert. WCAU Philadelphia lists Uisbarominationel services at 4 PM with a 6 05 PM orchestra and 5 40 PM recital plus 6 PM dinner music. KDKA East Pittsburgh schedules church services at 9 45 AM an 8 PM organ recital a 3 45 PM vesper recital and 6 45 PM church services.
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WCAE
Pittsburgh
WCAU
Philadelphia
KDKA
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