Summer Colony on Little Miami Opens for Tribune Readers
The Commercial Tribune unveils Loveland area Loveland Park as a summer resort. Lots cost 58.50 with six month subscriptions granting a lot purchase, plus a club house, river wharf, rustic houses along eighty foot river strip, and social center planned for readers and guests.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Loveland Park
Cincinnati
Fountain Square
Pennsylvania
Lummer
Kaenari Tribune
Robbers Pillaged Tutankhamun Tomb Ca. After Burial
A Cincinnati lecture by Howard Carter presented lantern slides and film showing grave robbers looting the tomb of King Tut Ankh Amun in the Valley of the Kings. Evidence included a sealed door and desecrated ante chamber with chariots couches and golden artifacts. Carter noted six years of digging and limited by Carnarvon's support. The sarcophagus was guarded by gold shrines and rose granite slabs. The robes sandals and 3700 gold sequins highlighted royal regalia. The tomb also contained flowers and domestic scenes reflecting Queen’s last tribute.
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Tut- Ankh-Amen
Valley of the Kings
Egypt
Howard Carter
Emery Auditorium
Carter
Frederick C. Hicks
University of Cincinnati
William T. Semple
University
Mr. Carter
Cincinnati
Earl of
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Land of the Nile
Rameses the Great
Rameses the Sixth
Coroner rules Dr Louis Berman died by his own hand in jewelry store fire
Washington May 26 a coroner jury found optician Dr Louis Berman who died after he was arrested as flames tore through a jewelry store committed death by his own action. Detected by two detectives at the blaze he collapsed and died on the sidewalk before medical help arrived. Mrs Marjorie Perkinson owner testified he had no key or right to be there.
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Associated Press
Washington
Louis Berman
Optician
Marjorie Perkinson
Berman
Plane Seized From Gun Runner in St Petersburg
An airplane owned by Johnny Green was seized in St Petersburg Florida on an affidavit by DOJ special agent W Hollingsworth. It is charged the plane was to carry arms to Cuban rebels. Ammunition Green stored in his garage was seized weeks earlier.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Johnny Green
W. Hollingsworth
Department of Justice
Green
Plane crashes in West Virginia mountain injures two
R Nethken of Newport Kentucky and J Haines of Dayton Ohio survived a forced landing six miles northeast of Logan West Virginia after engine trouble stalled the LaPere biplane. Haines suffered a broken arm and bruises while Nethken had minor injuries. The craft, valued at 3250, was destroyed by fire. They telephoned a cousin in Newport and planned to reach Cincinnati by morning.
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R. Nethken
Newport
J. Haines
Dayton
Logan
W. Va
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Haines
Nethken
Cincinnati
Fairmont
Proposal to Remove Catholic From Creed Rejected by Methodists
At the Methodist Episcopal General Conference in Springfield Massachusetts May 26 delegates defeated by a narrow margin a proposal to change the wording of the Apostles Creed. Opponents urged maintaining the historic phrasing citing heritage and unity with evangelical churches while supporters argued the term Catholic excludes no one and harms understanding.
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Mass
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
J. W. Abel
Oklahoma
George Elliott
Detroit
Elliott
William G. Alston
Louisiana
Abram W. Harris
Maine
Board of Education
Methodist Book Concern
John H. Race
Cincinnati
George C. Douglass
Troy
N. Y
Royal Visitors Attend State Dinner In Buckingham Palace
London May 26 King Gea and Queen Mary hosted a state banquet at Buckingham Palace for King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena of Italy. Seated guests included the Italian Crown Prince Mafalda, ambassadors from the United States Spain and Brazil, Archbishop of Canterbury, the Duke of York and Prime Ministers Lord MacDonald and his daughter. A grenadier guard stood at the palace entrance as flowers reflected Italian colors. Queen Mary wore the Kohinoor and Cullinan diamonds.
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Associated Press
London
Gea
Queen Mary
Buckingham Palace
Victor Emmanuel
Helena
Italy
Mafalda
Publicity for Campaign Funds and Contributors Named
The Senate approved a measure requiring full publication of campaign contributions at ten day intervals during Presidential and Congressional campaigns. It would disclose each contributor name and residence, official position if any, and the amount of the contribution, including deficits and monthly repayments. Violators face misdemeanor penalties up to one year in prison or a $5,000 fine. Senator Borah led the amendment to broaden scope.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sen
House
Congress
Robinson
Arkansas
Borah
Ida
Taft Returns to Capitol Floor as Former Congressman
An elderly man with a white chin beard sat with Representative Longworth in the House and was revealed to be Charles P Taft of Cincinnati. He once served in the Fifty fourth Congress and observed a sea of younger faces as he rejoined the chamber.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Washington
House of Representatives
Longworth
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Mr. Taft
House
Child killed in Pittsburgh race riot sparks arrests
In Pittsburgh hill district a three year old girl Ida Kirtsman died after a brick struck her during a race riot between white men and negro residents. Ten people, seven negros and three white men, were arrested as police restored order.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Ida Kirtsman
Hill
Edward Hennings
Hennings
Henning
Boy Re enacts Grim Slaying at Am herst School
Roland McDonald fifteen confesses to killing Louise Gerrish teacher near Am herst Maine on a lonely road. He re enacted the crime with his younger brother Victor present and told officers robbery was not the motive. Police hold Roland at Hancock County Jail and Victor as a witness.
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Associated Press
Ellsworth
Roland McDonald
Amherst
Ward W. Wescott
Hancock County
Louise B. Gerrish
McDonald
Victor
Roland
Girl drinks poison at Chicago school cries for death
Genevieve Sellars, 14, in the eighth grade at a Chicago public school, held a vial of poison before fellow students and swallowed its contents after claiming a quarrel with her father. She was reported in critical condition.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Genevieve Sellars
Victor Herbert Dies Sudden Death of Noted Musician
Victor Herbert composer and orchestra leader died suddenly of apoplexy in New York on May 26 while en route to his physician. Born Dublin 1859, he studied in Germany, led major orchestras and wrote operettas such as Natoma and Cyrano de Bergerac. He was VP of ASCAP and was preparing music for a Broadway revue.
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Associated Press
New York
Victor Herbert
Mr. Herbert
West 108Th Street
West Seventy Seventh Street
Dublin
Ireland
Germany
Samuel Lover
Suttgart
Europe
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Metropolitan Orchestra
Theresa Foerster
Theodore Thomas
Seidlin
Twenty-second Regiment
Pittsburgh
Cosmopolitan Theater
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Herbert
Composer Johann Beck Dies After Car Crash
Johann H. Beck aged 65, noted music composer and former director of the Detroit and Cleveland Symphony Orchestras, died in an automobile crash. He had attended a concert and was en route to a hotel to join fellow musicians when death occurred from heart disease.
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Cleveland
Johann H. Beck
Detroit
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Beck
Theodore Morse Dies Composer of Gang’s All Here
Theodore Morse a 63 year old composer of popular songs including Hail Hail the Gang's All Here died suddenly last night in New York. His works also included Mother Blue Bells and Dear Old Girl.
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Theodore Morse
New York
Mr.Morse
Mr. Morse
Trawler Mikado wreck off Cape Breton claims seven dead
Seven of the Mikado trawler crew are dead and eight rescued after the vessel went ashore on Forchu Island Cape Breton. The Ocean Eagle returned with seven survivors and one body. a lighthouse keeper rescued another man. Six bodies were found on the beach with one unaccounted for.
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The
Associated Press
Halifax N. S
Forchu Island
Cape Breton
Department of Marine and Fisheries
Ocean Eagle
German government resigns as Nationalists push for straight bourgeois cabinet
Berlin May 26 The extreme Nationalist Reichstag bloc meeting demands include immediate presidential election repeal of the republic protection law amnesty for Munich and Kuestrin revolts treason trials for November 1918 participants expulsion of Jews since 1914 confiscation of property and special legislation for Jews Ludendorff did not attend the session.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Reichstag
Munich
Kuestrin
Germany
Ludendorff
Supreme Court voids 1917 socialist draft obstruction case
U S Supreme Court annuls an indictment against Thomas Hammerschmidt Lotta Burke and eleven other socialists convicted in 1919 for conspiracy to defraud the United States by obstructing draft registration. The ruling dismisses the charges but bonds stay until the court mandates transfer. Sentences ranged from three months to fifteen months with fines.
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United States Supreme Court
Thomas Hammerschmidt
Cincinnati
Lotta Burke
Supreme Court
Hammerschmidt
District Court
United States
Edward F. Alexander
Alexander
Howard C. Hollister
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
A. C. Denison
American Protective League
Socialist Party of Ohio
Tom Foster
Socialis Cleveland
Cleveland
Foster
Miss Burke
Hollister
Stuart Boland
Charles Thiemann
Frank Reis
Fred Schneider
William Gruber
Alexander J. Feldhaus
Phil Rothenbusch
Arthur Tiedtke
John Harn
Alfred Welker
Ward in baptism attack after murder confession at prison
Florence Arizona May 26 William B Ward an Arizona University athlete slain Ted Gross was baptized today before his June 20 scaffold sentence. He stabbed a woman in the baptism crowd, Mrs J E Wright of Claypool, and struck evangelist Stella Martin just before the attack. Ward faced a mob of about 50 convicts. his condition is critical.
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Associated Press
Florence
Ariz
Ted Gross
University of Arizona
William B. Ward
Gross
State Penitentiary
Ward
J. E. Wright
Claypool, Ariz
Suspect in Franks Boy Murder Eludes Detectives in Chicago
Detectives chase a man matching a police profile in the Robert Franks case. He fled an South Side apartment hotel after being refused a room, with a tortoise shell glasses wearer description and a gray car tied to the boy’s abduction. Authorities press the search as they grid nearby buildings.
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Chicago
Florist
Associated Press
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