France to Fight Riffians to a Finish in Morocco
France plans a decisive campaign against Abd-el-Krim with Spanish support and British passivity. Prime movers include Louis Malvy and Premier Painleve as Lyautey backs de Chambrun's advances in Ain Aicha and Quergha, while socialists worry over a potential overthrow and the span of colonial strategy in Europe.
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France
Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Abd-el-Krim
Louis Malvy
Interior
Madrid
Alfonso
Primo de Rivéra
Spanish
Morocco
Painleve
Maloy
de Chambrun
Ain Aicha
Quergha
Moulay Ain Jenah
Marshal Lyautey
General de Chambrun
French
Spain
Abd-el- Krim
Riff
Harkas
Ouergha
Cailleaux
Vatican
Moscow
Herriot
Rhone General Council
Lyautey
N. Y
Mae Murray Seeks Divorce From Robert Z Leonard
Paris reports Mae Murray American film star filed for divorce from director Robert Z Leonard citing incompatibility. She plans to return home next Wednesday and did not comment on future marriage.
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Paris
Unseasonable Midwestern Heat Gives Way To Chilly Wind
Chicago and the Midwest swung from a record heat wave to a sudden northeast wind and plunging temperatures. In Chicago the day climbed to 86 then fell to 50 by 7 pm as Alaska winds moved in, with predictions of subfreezing points by morning and warnings on the Great Lakes.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Middle West
Nebraska
Plains
Alaska
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Superior
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Cleveland
Henry J. Cox
Great Lakes
Weather Bureau
Weather front shifts bring showers and cooler days
Ohio shows showers with a colder Sunday and Monday overcast. West Virginia sees showers Sunday, much cooler nights, unsettled Monday. Kentucky reports showers Sunday with cooler nights and fair west, showers east. Tennessee unsettled Sunday and Monday with occasional showers and cooler spell. Indiana has Sunday showers and possible thunder south, much cooler, Monday partly overcast and cool. The high table lists current, high and low temperatures in the last day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
Shepherd Jury Fliers Charges Argued In Court
In Chicago on May 23 the Shepherd murder trial sparked debate over jury fixing. State's Attorney Crowe and defense counsel Stewart traded verbal fireworks about contempt and inflaming public opinion. Callan, a ward politician, faces questions after being accused of trying to influence veniremen. he posted 2500 bond while investigators respond.
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Chicago
Shepherd
Robert E. Crowe
W.S. Stewart
Stewart
T. J. Lynch
James Callan
Ward
William D. Shepherd
William N. McClintock
Lynch
Callan
P. J. Barry
Department of Justice
Barry
James Boylen
National University of Sciences
Walter H. Streibig Office and Parlers Cor
Walter H Streibig operates from Walnut and Liberty Streets offering office services and parlor dealings with contact by Canal 63877.
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Parlers
Walnut and
Liberty Streets
Obituaries and funeral notices from an Ohio city page
Multiple death notices dated May 21 to May 28, 1925 listing names such as Dennis A Weaths and Theodore J Geisler, with addresses in Oakley Sayler Park and Kenn Avenue. Funeral arrangements reference St Catharine, Woodburn and Dexter avenues, Spring Grove Cemetery, and various family relations. Notices cite masses, solemn requiem high mass, and dates for services and interments.
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Lower River Road
Sayler Park
Spring Grove
Mahl — Ela
eClusky
Venta
Cherise Ree
Mab
Meehan
Micel
Mary van Meehan
He de
Neral “Fuesday
Enyon Av
St. Oe
Wif
Herbert E Poral
Rees Avenue
Norw Neu
Henry E
Alice Neu
Richey
Kenn Avenue
Kennedy Heights
Upland Place
Tempest
James I. Noes
Son
McMillen
Cremation and funeral notices from 1908 region listings
A necrology style listing shows cremation and funeral director references including Beckiet Free Chapel Busse Borgmann Co and WM F Ful dner undertaker in Cincinnati and Missouri region. No charges noted amid scattered address fragments and printing line items from Grassmann Printing Co job work.
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Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avensa
Grassmann Printing CO
ALL Kinds
Missouri Ride
Cincinnati
Presbyterians debate faith tests amid licensing clash
The New York presbytery faces a complaint over licensing young ministers who doubt miracles including the Virgin birth. The Judicial Commission will report, potentially ending the incident or sending it to full assembly. Modernist versus fundamentalist tensions rise with Coffin and others scheduled to speak on liberal aims.
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New York
Henry Sloane Coffin
Wberals
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Thomas Marshall
Philadelphia Presbyterians Push Dissolution of New York Presbytery
Philadelphia commissioners at the General Assembly urge dissolving the New York Presbytery rather than exscission to avoid property rights issues. They argue a reconstituted body could admit ministers with sound faith and hold New York accountable for past dissensions while Chester Presbytery seeks exscission.
Peace Reigns at Meeting of Presbyterians in Lexington
In Lexington Kentucky on May 23 the Southern Presbyterian Church reports 456585 members enrolled at year end March 31. Dr J D Leslie Stated Clerk Chattanooga Tenn presented to the General Assembly noting total accessions 24200 and a gain from the prior year end of 38818 after deaths and withdrawals.
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Lexington
Southern Presbyterian Church
J. D. Leslie
Chattanooga
Tenn
General Assembly
Ohio Woman Ends Life After Killing New York Guide
Springfield Colorado May 23 Mrs Nellie F Ivey sister of Harry Emerson of Springfield shot and killed Poland Peart a guide at Lake Luzerne New York and then killed herself no motive given though she left a note to her sister in law. Mrs Ivey formerly lived in Columbus.
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Springfield, CO
Nellie F. Ivey
Harry Emerson
Springfield
Poland Peart
Lake Uzerne
N. Y
Captured After Chase Two Held as Shoplifters
After a chase along West Fourth street yesterday afternoon, Goldie Golden 32 and Mary Davis 28 were arrested by Crim & Ryan Detective Bureau with Officer Au. They faced grand larceny charges for lifting a $150 coat from a department store. they fired at officers during the pursuit.
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West Fourth Street
Crim & Ryan Detective Bureau
Goldie Golden
Mary Davis
Fourth and Vine Streets
Cincinnati
Evanston, Ill
Grace Field Denied Decree In Annulment Case
Mrs Grace F Field a Macon and concert singer was denied a decree to annul her 1921 marriage to R Lee Field of Atlanta Ga The judge did not credit her claim that she was frightened into marriage after Field showed a license and urged immediate wedding The case noted the couple married in 1921 after she traveled from Macon to Atlanta and had limited contact with her husband later.
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Grace F. Field
R. Lee Field
Atlanta
Field
Macon
Hollins College
Roanoke
World Adventuress Now in New York Prison
A glamorous counterfeit heiress known as Mme Dolores charmed Geneva society in 1920 then fled after frauds on furniture, loans, and small sums. She was extradited to Geneva, served time, then returned to deceit in Saint Antoine. In 1922 Nina Jaeger used travel aid posts to swindle, was jailed, deportation feared, and Geneva recalls Mme Dolores as a famed social menace.
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Lovely
Geneva
Véssy
Maison Berger
League of Nations
Mme. Dolores
Mmé. Dolores
Mme, Dolorés
Havre
Saint- Antoine
América
Nina Jaeger
United States
Thée
Travélers’ Aid Sociéty
Immigration Service
T 20
St. Mark’s Place
Frank Lattie
Travelers’ Aid Society
Bermuda
Kenneth Crute
Lattie
Jefferson Market
Auburn
Europe
Heat Wave Sweeps Regions Delivers Record May Temps
A first widespread heat wave hits the Southern Central and Eastern states. Nebraska reports two heat deaths while Minnesota and Northern Michigan see freezing readings. Boone Iowa hits 110 degrees. New York City records 92 degrees the highest May temperature since 1871 with no fatalities. Snow blows in northern Michigan as Ontario cools.
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Ohio
East
Michigan
New York
Minnesota
Nebraska
Boone
Duluth
Minn
Houghton
Mich
Bloody word censored in Birmingham stage production
British censors ban the word bloody from the Birmingham run of Shaw's White Cargo after a character uses it in the final act. The Lord Chamberlain approved London usage but Birmingham authorities ordered its excision, prompting questions about other towns and the touring production's fate.
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John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
George Bernard Shaw
Birmingham
N.Y
Dream Garden Opening Night At Castle Farm Draws Huge Crowd
A large throng filled Castle Farm for the Dream Garden opening night with 2500 to 8600 present at 10 o clock. The outdoor pavilion ran to capacity and late arrivals used the indoor floor. Coon and Sanders from the Night Hawks Orchestra drew crowds with two orchestras alternating, creating record attendance.
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Castle Farm
Coon
Sanders
Kansas
Memorial service for George H. Thomas Post G A R and Relief Corps
The George H. Thomas Post of the G A R and the Women's Relief Corps No 23 will hold a joint memorial service tomorrow at 2 PM in Memorial Hall. Six G A R members and two Relief Corps members died in the past year. Rev J F Olives of the Madisonville E church will speak.
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George H. Thomas
Women’s Relief Corps No.23
Mémorial Hall
Relief Corps
J. F. Olives
Madisonville. BE
Dixon to Aid Benefit Plans at Gibson Card Party
Former Judge E. T. Dixon will preside at a June 2 card party and entertainment hosted by the organizing committee. Proceeds go to the Passionist Chinese Fathers missionary fund with broad Catholic community endorsement. The meeting venue is the Triple A Hall at Gilbert and Yale avenues.
Indiana Newsman John L. Stuart Dies in Indianapolis
John Logan Stuart, Associated Press staffer in Indianapolis since 1910 and Indiana service chief since 1916, died at his home from angina pectoris. Born December 27, 1885 in Bloomington, he held IU 1908 AB, with prior editorial work at Toledo Times, Terre Haute Star and Tribune, and Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Indianapolis
John Logan Stuart
Associated Press
Indiana Service
North Capitol Avenue
Stuart
Mr. Stuart
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
The
Toledo
O.) Times
Terre Haute
Star
Ind.) Tribune
Cleveland
O.) Plain Dealer
Birth announcements list at least a dozen newborns across cities
Bayer Clifford and Adelaide announce a boy at 4670 Hamilton Avenue as do Bibloe Leona at 1107 Purcell Court and Tod Cane and Wether reporting a boy at 444 Street. Clarence Leora 215 West Ceone Wilt and Weet 207 Isabelle Bellevue Ky note a girl. Lawrence and Edna 3057 Mad Road report a boy. Dorman Francis 784 Green Cr eane reports a girl. Michael Kean and Mary 3117 Celeron Avenue. Kraarty Ruby 217 East Clifton Avenue report a girl. Daniel Grath 824 Kenyon Wheda Velma 524 Armory Avenue note a boy. August Schlef 3414 Erle Avenue. Marguerite Selinsk 2627 ees Avenue notes an axis. Pilasa Thewushtha 5918 Patterson Street reports a girl. Pierce Garnet 411 Chestnut Street reports a girl.
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BAYER
Clifford
Adelaide
Hamilton Avenue
Bibloee
Leona
Purcell Cuantod
Wether
Onaweon
Clarence
Leora
Ceone Wilt
Isabelle Bellevue
Harrison—Elder
Ipftiya
Avena Hegner Tawrence
Edna
Mad
Road
Israel
Dorman
Francis
Greencreane
Marguerite
Ees Avenue
Axis
Pilasa
Ihewushta
Patterson Street
Wbernsing Pierce Au Garnet
Chestnut Street
River Traffic Schedules and Ohio River Level Report
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 18.9 feet last night with water falling slowly. The Greenwood headed to Charleston last night at 5. The Queen City to Louisville is due to depart this morning. General Wood plans to depart for Pittsburgh at 4 pm. The Andes expected from Indiana early tomorrow and to Madison at 5 pm. The Cincinnati will arrive from Louisville at 11 pm and depart for Louisville at 6 pm tomorrow.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
Charleston
Queen City
Louisville
General Wood
Pittsburgh
Meee
Ind
Madison
Tom Greene
Chaeston
Pittaburgh
Pan
Dam
W. Vaarkers
W. Va
Innati
Indaisville
Penson
Wneetown
Ill
Ereeene
Memphis
Tenn
Wees Ena
Vicksburg
Miss
New Or
Franklin
Onesville
Ivanhée
Radford
Arrows
Inten
Nawha Falls
Har An
Pikevill
Pea A
Settee Saneescres
Erre Haut Ind
Ashville
Etn
Dayton Evolution Trial Focuses on Teaching Controversy
Dayton residents brace for a grand jury indicting John T. Scopes in the McGuffin County case testing the Tennessee law against teaching evolution in public schools. The charge stems from an April 21 biology review in Rhea County High School. The town, court, and crowd await a ruling that could reach the U S Supreme Court.
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Associated Press
Dayton
Tenn
Bib
Tucker
Tennessee
Rhea County Grand Jury
John T. Scopes
Rhea County
University of Kentucky
Scopes
United States Supreme Court
George W. Rappleyea
Iron and Coal Company
Rappleyea
United States
Dr. Rappleyea
Demand for Army Reorganization Upsets Hindenburg Plans
Berlin reports that Allies demand complete army and police reorganization and a weakened General Staff. Germany faces pressure to accept stipulations while protesting and arguing over Versailles and evacuation terms. The security pact fate and Cologne Ruhr evacuation hinge on the Military Commission report.
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Hindenburg
Berlin
Germany
Paris
von Hindenburg
London
Missing Airs After School Vanishes In Germantown
Police search for 11 year old David Michaels of Avondale and 14 year old James Hardy of Germantown follow reports both left the Miami Military Institute and were taken toward Columbus before vanishing again.
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David Michaels
Louvenia Michaels
Wedgewood Avenue
Avondale
Ohio banker admits embezzlement in Youngstown case
Joseph Schilling former cashier of the Dol lar Savings and Trust Company of Youngstown Ohio admitted his identity and confessed to embezzling 10700 dollars. He denied taking 45000 dollars as charged. Schilling was arrested after reporting a robbery by a roommate when he claimed 2000 dollars were taken.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Joseph Schilling
Foreign Department
Dollar Savings and Trust Company
Youngstown
Joseph Myer
Schilling
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Poilus
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N. Y. World News Service
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Bosten
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Omaha
Denver
Hal N
Crowe
Talesman
Steamship News
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Worce
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Carmania
Lodge
Cincinnati Commandery No
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Scottish Rite
Order of Temple
Old Cathedral
Edward C. Jones
E. C
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P. C
Douglass Lodge
K. of
Ki R. S
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Gal Arch
Carl Bever
A. T. Roever
Walter H. Streibig
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Central Ride
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Free Chapel
Wm.f.fuldner
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Bet
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Greenway
Charles R. Erdman
A&s
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World Adventuress
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Dream Garden
Esidence
Thomas Garvey
W. McMicken
Nettie Ostermann Wee
Ggrverenaie
Taft Road
Aiae
COAG
Ahass
Melvin St
Dennis Pee
Bond Hill
David C. Hernden
Irvington
Elizabeth L. Mayo
Gibson
William Washington
Eighth
Alice Johnson
George St
Willie B. Graysone
Colle Hill
Evelyn Jackson
Sylvan M. Byck
Savannah
Waw
Bes
Aetee
Tennessee Village
Rhea
Samuel Spewack
Stregemann
Treasion
Deutsche Zeitung
Rhineland
Military Commission
Cologne
Ruhr
Caren
N_Y
World News Service
World Press Pub. Co
Ohio Bank
Central Ave
Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Co
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