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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1925

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One-Man Control Fatal to Efficiency in Shipping Board Rift

Frederic J. Thompson of Mobile resigns from the U S Shipping Board in protest against moves to abolish regional representation and merge powers with the Fleet Corporation. He warns centralized control harms regional voices and U S merchant marine interests.

Fleet Corporation Washington Shipping Board Frederic J. Thompson Mobile Ala Gulf States Coolidge Thompson Wilson Harding Department of Commerce Interstate Commerce Commission Whitte House United States Shipping Board Atlantic, Pacific Gulf Seaboards Great Lakes Interior Congress

Herriot Critically Ill in Lyons After Cabinet Term

Former French premier M. Herriot, who led a ministry before the Painleve government, lies seriously ill in Lyons with lungs congestion. Since Parliament adjourned on July 17 he has focused on his duties as mayor of Lyons, a post he has held since 1908.

Lyons France Herriot Painleve M. Herriot Chamber of Deputies

Detroit Veteran Police Lieutenant Cleared At Cincinnati Raid

Three Spanish American War veterans were arrested after a raid on a special train to St Petersburg Florida witnesses said liquor found in Samuel Smiths grip was placed there by James Hamilton who testified that he hid bottles to avoid a raid. Hamilton also said Smith was unaware. Hamilton and two other Detroit men were held for grand jury action with bonds set at 1000 each.

St. Petersburg Fla Gregory Samuel Smith Detroit James Hamilton Bureau of Inspection of the Safety Department Smith Hamilton Thomas Morrow Max Schiff Central Union Station Cincinnati A. Lee Beatty William Albrecht Patrick O'Hanlon Albrecht and O'Hanlon Hermann Schwartz West Seventh Street Schwartz

Fascist leader killed as assassin captured in Florence

Cavalier Luperini of the Florence Fascist party directory was assassinated in Florence. Giovanni Benciolini, the assailant, was pursued by a large crowd and wounded during capture. Widespread unrest reported as Florence police or guards dealt with the aftermath.

Florence Cavalier Luperini Fascist Party Giovanni Benciolini

Druggan and Lake Return to Jail Amid Scrutiny

Chicago reports Terry Druggan and Frankie Lake are back in jail as contempt actions unfold. Deputies Walter Zippman and A P Pollack were discharged after a suspected drinking incident delayed the transport to Sycamore, amid a broader jail scandal affecting eleven officials.

Chicago Terry Druggan Frankie Lake United States Walter G. Zippman A. ©. Pollack Druggan William Beary Sycamore Anderson Lake Ill Wheaton Federal Terry

Wall Street Sees Record Volume Amid Bull Market Surge

Wall Street traded about 1.3 million shares in two hours as bets on a continued bull market intensified. Bank statements showed a deficit, but traders expect gains to return, with Woolworth and Dodge Bros among leaders and Texas Freeport jumping on speculative optimism.

Wall Street Fontaine New York World News Service New York the Stock Exchange The Stock Exchange Shorts Federal Reserve Board Bank of England Federal Reserve Bears Wall Woolworth Cloes Worthington Pump Foundation Dodge Bros Motors Studebaker Freeport Texas Texas Gulf Sulphur

Roosevelts Return With Rare Trophies From Tian Shan Hunt

Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and his brother Kermit, leading the James Simpson Roosevelt Field Museum Expedition, arrived in Kashgar after collecting spectacular trophies from the Tian Shan Range. They gathered giant ibex, papati, goitered gazelle, mountain sheep, bears, and 600 skins, with plans to transport specimens via Russia and continue hunting the Marco Polo sheep in the Pamirs before returning to India.

Simla India Tian Shan Range Theodore Roosevelt Kermit James Simpson-Roosevelt Field Museem Kashgar Chinese Turkestan Tian Shan George K. Cherrie Cutting Turkestan Russia Roosevelt Peking Pamir Range Roosevelts Hunza Pass Leh Pass High Tableland Central Asia Lord Reading John B. Wood Kashmir

Baroness Ravensdale Breaks Arm in Hunt

London report says the Baroness Ravensdale former Lady Mary Irene Curzon was thrown from her horse during a hunt and sustained a broken arm. She is the eldest daughter of the late Marquis Curzon from his first marriage and related to Chicago magnate Levi Z. Leiter.

Curzon Associated Press London

Evan Fontaine Arrest Warrant Tailed From San Francisco

San Francisco reports a secret file warrant for dancer Evan Burrowes Fontaine for contempt of court, sent to Chicago for service after a federal court swearing. Fontaine had previously filed breach of promise suits against Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney and was ordered never to bring similar actions. the arrest warrant alleges violation of that order. Fontaine expressed surprise when told of the warrant from Chicago while she performed in the city.

San Francisco Evan Burrowes Fontaine Chicago Miss Fontaine Cornelius Vanderbilt -Whitney New York Whitney

Removal of Cline as Municipal Court Clerk Demanded

Following a series of editorials and accusations, Carrel calls for the removal of Cline from the municipal court post alleging dereliction of duty. The push comes amid broader concerns over governance and accountability in city offices.

Cline Carrel

Pastor George A Thayer dies at 86 in Cincinnati

The Rev. Dr. George A. Thayer long time reform and welfare advocate and pastor emeritus of the First Congregational Unitarian Church Cincinnati died at his home 284 Winslow Street Avondale. He served in the Civil War and led civic and educational boards including Cincinnati Cremation Company and City Club. He leaves two sons Abbot and Gordon and his wife died two years ago. Funeral tomorrow at 3 PM at the First Congregational Unitarian Church then crematory services.

George A. Thayer First Congregational Unitarian Church Reading Road Linton Street Avondale Cincinnati Winslow Walnut Hilse- Dreer Thayer Randolph Mass Harvard University School of Divinity Second Massachusetts Infantry Boston Sylvanus Thayer United States Military Academy West Point General Thayer Braintree Thayer Academy City Club Associated Charities Cincinnati Cremation Company Organization of Loyal Legion Abbot A. Thayer Baum Safe and Lock Company of Gordon W. Thayer Cleveland Public Library

Realty Dealer Shoots in Quarrel Over Covington Lots

In Covington, Herman Barhorst was shot by real estate dealer Charles Swope after a dispute about lakefront lots. Barhorst, wounded on the left side, was taken to St. Elizabeth Hospital in serious condition. Swope, arrested by a private watcher, faced a $5,000 bond on a shooting with intent to kill charge.

Herman Barhorst West Ninth Street Covington Charles T. Swope Crescent Avenue Barhurst St. Elizabeth Hospital Swope Richard Olston Rose Barhorst Barhorst Bathorst

Minneapolis Orders Deportation of ChineseCitizens

Minneapolis police issued orders for the deportation of any Chinese in the city who cannot prove naturalization papers, following the slaying of a Hip Sing Tong man. The moves target attendees arriving for a Hip Sing Tong convention expected to host about 250 tong men from across the country.

Minneapolis Minn

Arctic ship Peary reaches Sydney for Wiscasset departure

Polar ship Peary arrived at Sydney N S Wales and plans to sail for Wiscasset Maine later today, according to a dispatch from Lieutenant Commander Byrd cited by the Navy Department.

Sydney N. S Associated Press Washington Peary Wiscassett Navy Department Byrd

Slayer Gets Life Term In Cleveland Murder Case

Columbus Johnson, 26, was sentenced by Criminal Judge McMah to life in the Ohio Penitentiary for the August 1 murder of his companion Mrs. Willie Flemiscer in Cleveland.

Cleveland McMah Today Columbus Johnson Ohio Penitentiary Willie Flemiscer

Ashes of husband stolen from car in Cincinnati

Mrs Norman L Brewster of 4726 Winton road reported a traveling bag with her husband’s ashes stolen from her car on Fifth near Race streets in Cincinnati. The ashes were en route from Los Angeles to Spring Grove Cemetery after Mr Brewster’s August death. Police searched but found no leads. the bag also contained clothing and a metal box.

Norman L. Brewster Winton Road Fifth and Race Streets Los Angeles Cal Brewster Spring Grove Race Street

Two Miners Entombed After West Virginia Blast

In Lake Superior Coal Company No 2 Mine at Superior McDowell County an explosion at 7 30 tonight left all but two men accounted for. Machine runners William Smith and Dick Sanders are unaccounted for and believed trapped in the south section about a mile back. Rescue crews work as officials say the rest of the crew escaped unharmed.

Associated Press Bluefield W. Va Lake Superior Coal Company Superior McDowell County A. Daniels Welch Coal Company William Smith Dick Sanders

Mrs Walsh Denies Allegations in Walsh Divorce Case

The Dayton case against Nicholas J. Walsh Jr. advances as Mrs. Beatrice Walsh testifies and denies living with Lawrence Landon a Walter Walsh in several cities. Judge Baggott adjourns court until Monday to consider resting the plaintiff's case.

Cline Charged With Malfeasance In Cincinnati Municipal Court

Mayor Carrel petitioned Probate Court to remove Joseph A. Cline as Municipal Court Clerk charging gross neglect of duty and failure to collect fines. The complaint cites 30 days absent from office and years of missed steps in collecting costs and penalties totaling about 8 400 dollars. Cline later surrendered to the sheriff and promised to mount a defense.

Carrel Lueders Joseph A. Cline Cline State of Ohio Cincinnati Stanley L. Aston Aston Frank Bowman Alfred Deckebach Moses Blau State Auditor Municipal Sage Deckebach Blau

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