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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1925

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Trains Strike Cars Kill Six in Toronto Canton Ohio Crashes

Six members of two Toronto families die in a crash involving two automobiles and a Norfolk and Western train near Canton Ohio. Five injured, two fatally, including Samuel Beck and Jesse Kennett. Kennett’s passenger train collision also injures others. Police charge manslaughter against Theodore Baker after Beck dies.

Samuel Beck Jesse Kennett Toronto Canton Cincinnati Madison Avenue General Hospital Colerain Avenue Sassafras Street Grand Avenue Price Hill Good Samaritan Hospital Norfolk and Western Hoff Street East End Beck Stella Earl George Miller Wade and Gorman Streets Kennett Hamilton County Robert Beazell Cofton Avenue John Davis Brookville Ind

Suzanne Lenglen Forgives Salm in Austrian Tennis Exhibition

Suzanne Lenglen and Count Ludwig Salm von Hoogestraten played mixed doubles in Vienna. Salm harassed her by criticizing after Suzanne refused to retaliate as he netted many balls. She left the court in protest, then forgave him the next day and continued to partner him in a forgiving gesture.

Vienna Suzanne Lenglen Ludwig Salm von Hoogestraten Millicent Rogers New York Count Salm Suzanne Salm Austria

Auto Hurtles Through Fence In Fatal Michigan Race

Al Waters of Chicago died after his car broke an axle near the grandstand at the Michigan State Fair Grounds during a 150 mile race. Twenty spectators were hurt, four seriously, most from leg injuries. Sam Ross of Ann Arbor won the event two laps ahead with Ralph Ormsby second and Bill Hicks third.

Associated Press Detroit al Waters Chicago Michigan State Fair Grounds Waters E. J. Miller Mayville Mich Joe. Bgin Ralph W. Lambright Harold Ellison Milan Sam Ross Ann Arbor Ralph Ormsby Indianapolis Bill Hicks

Cole Acquitted in Murder Case in Rockingham North Carolina

W B Cole wealthy manufacturer was acquitted of the murder of W W Ormond former suitor of his daughter The judge ordered a sanitary hearing Tuesday as Cole had pleaded transitory insanity and claimed self defense Ormond had slandered Miss Elizabeth Cole The jury deliberated twenty one and a half hours with three ballots

Associated Press Rockingham N. C W. B. Cole W. W. Ormond Cole Ormond Elizabeth Cole

Shoe Leather Costs in House Hunting Tips

A note highlights small expenses like walking from street to street as part of house hunting costs. It urges consulting The Commercial Tribune Classified Ads first and calling an Adtaker to solve rental problems quickly.

The Commercial Tribune E¢ Commercial Tribune

Tragic death of Mrs Grace Grinstead by poison and gunshot

Despondent over long illness Mrs Grace Grinstead of 2227 Highland Ave Mt. Auburn ends her life by poison and a self-inflicted gunshot while her husband is away. The coroner rules death by self action. Funeral services set for Columbus Tuesday.

Grace Grinstead Mosler Safe Company Highland Avenue Mt. Auburn B.L. Grinstead A. E. Culp Mrs. Grinstead Handley

Caillaux Report Delayed as Paris Council Gathers

Paris observers report the five year debt arrangement discussed by Finance Minister Caillaux in Washington will be examined in multiple Council of Ministers sittings. At the Elysee Palace Cabinet meeting President Doumergue presided while Caillaux and others offered no firm impressions.

Alfred M. Murray New York World News Service Paris Caillaux Washington Council of Ministers M. Caillaux Elysee Palace Doumergue Conprighe World News Service Press Pub. Co

Ohio Man Stabbed to Death in Cleveland

Thomas Kelly aged 39 died after staggering into his home with multiple stab wounds to his face and body. Police launched a search for a man he was last seen with as authorities investigate the fatal stabbing in Cleveland.

Associated Press Cleveland Thomas Kelly Kelly

Beach Tour Boat Capsizes. Eleven Die Near Sebastian Inlet

Eleven tourists drown when the Clara B capsizes off Sebastian Inlet during a rough sea. Twenty four aboard were saved as rescue efforts struggle against gale driven surf. The party had come from Wichita and Kansas City invited by Melbourne Farms Company.

Melbourne Fia Clara B Sebastian Inlet Kansas Melbourne Farms Company Ied Arnold Malabar Fla Ruckles Wichita Kan Miss Dressing Barton Miss Larsen Lock D. Davidson

Matteotti Killing Fixed On Mussolini Frame Up Evidence

A sensational document circulating in Italy charges Mussolini with leading a Fascist terrorist group and arranging Matteotti’s murder. Secret senate grand jury testimony is said to implicate Mussolini and the Tcheka in a frame up ahead of the trial, with key figures to be tried for involuntary homicide or exonerated.

Matteotti Mussolini Arno Dosch-Fleurot New York World News Service Paris Malil Italy Politica Ciarist Russia Domini Volpi Tcheka Putato Panzeri Cesare Rossi Giovanni Marinelli Fascist Party Filippo Filipelli Il Corriere Italiano Rome World News Service Rossi Filipelli Marinelli United States Viola Poveromo Manachlia Fascism Senate Aldo Finzi Finzi Orld

Baldwin’s Brighton Remark Provokes Diplomatic Protest

The Italian embassy has orders to lodge a solemn protest with the Foreign Office over Premier Baldwin’s Brighton speech in which he said England will never tolerate a Mussolini. Diplomatic circles see the remark as a faux pas toward a friendly state, noting King George’s high honor to Mussolini and expecting an abject apology.

John L. Balderston N. Y World News Service London Foreign Office Mussolini Baldwin Brighton England George Bath N. Y. World News Service N. Y. World Press Publishing Company

British bishop seethes at U S sins in Buckingham sermon

In Buckingham Cathedral the Bishop of Durham, Right Rev Herbert Hensley Henson, delivers a biting sermon declaring the United States "the most criminal and wealthiest community" and condemns America's moral life alongside weariness of life and self harm as a modern phenomenon.

America John L. Balderston New York Urham Herbert Hensley Henson Westminster Durham Hereford England N. Y. World News Service N. Y. World Press Pub. Co

Pilot Ames Found Dead In Wreck On Nittany Mountain

Charles Ames air mail pilot disappeared ten days earlier and was found dead in his wrecked plane on Nittany Mountain six miles northeast of Bellefonte. The plane struck four big trees and rested beneath them. mail cargo was intact and sent on to New York and Chicago.

Bellefonte Charles Ames Air Mail Nittany Mountain Ames Natture Tefonte Field Heela New York Chicago F. B. Hill Clarion Pennsylvania Nittany Yarnell MacMullen

Paris Seethes as Communists Call 24 Hour Strike

Paris readies for a general 24 hour strike called by the Communists. Police and troops flood the capital and protect public buildings including offices and utilities while the Reds organize operations and issue multilingual appeals urging workers to halt all activity tomorrow.

Alfred M. Murray New York World News Service Paris L’humanite N. Y Ervice Y. World Press Pub. Co

Goslin Peck Rumor Denied By Washington Club

Washington October 11. Rumors claimed Leon Goose Goslin and Roger Peckinpaugh were sold to the Boston Red Sox for 225000 with Pack to manage. Clark Griffith, president of the club, denied the report calling it ridiculous and saying there is nothing in it.

Washington Leon Goose) Goslin Roger Peckinpaugh Boston Red Sox Pack Clark Griffith

Windy Senators Pirates Game Report From Washington

Washington fans endured gales and sneezes as the Senators faced the Pirates with Johnson pitching for Washington and Yde for Pittsburgh. Goose Goslin connected for a long homer into the left field bleachers and another Harris brother followed with a deep drive, while the crowd buzzed with wind and band music as the game unfolded.

Boy Dies of Lockjaw After Vaccine Wound

Walter Williams seven year old son of John Williams of DeMossville Kentucky died of tetanus at Booth Memorial Hospital Covington. Dr Everett Wilhite said the infection entered through a vaccination wound he uncovered before it healed. The father said the boy was vaccinated on September 19 and fell ill about a week ago.

Walter Williams John Williams DeMossville Booth Memorial Hospital Covington Everett C. Wilhite Williams

Johnson Thrills With Tight Ball Against Pirates

Senators deliver strong offense and defense to overpower the visitors. Aldridge and Coveleskie are set to duel today as Goslin helps clinch a late battle with two on.

Goslin Homer Senators Aldridge Coveleskie

Johnson Dominates Pirates as Senators Win World Series Game

Walter Johnson pitched a masterful complete game shutout against Pittsburgh, guiding the Washington Senators to a 4 0 victory. Goose Goslin and Joe Harris homered, while Bucky Harris and Muddy Ruel provided solid support. Johnson battled a lingering thigh strain but held off the Pirates to give Washington a 2 0 series edge in the 1926 World Series.

Pittsburgh Pirates Express Walter Barney) Johnson Washington Stanley Coveleskie Senators Barney Buccars Goose Goslin Joe Harris Emil Yde Goslin Coolidge Griffith Stadium Johnson Babe Ruth Goose Pirate Bucky Harris Muddy Ruel Ddy Myer Ossie Bluege Vic. Aldridge Myer Stan Harris Yde Bounder Max Carey Bocky Harris Buccaneers Harris Glenn Wright

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