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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1925

Page

2

Balmy Skies Drift From Ballpark In Fourth Washington Triumph

Washington powered past Pittsburgh 4 to 0 as fans watched a balloon drift away toward Annapolis amid amusement and tension. Walter Johnson drew cheers while Bucky Harris directed base runners and a late Pittsburg comeback faded. The mystery balloon’s fate remained unresolved as the ninth inning closed.

Bucky Babe Adams Pittsburgh Morrison Mitchell Pirates Moe

Matteotti Murder Case Ties to Mussolini Regime Affidavits

The text reports Finzi’s affidavit alleging Mussolini created a secret Fascist body named the Tcheka to carry out violence in Italy. It cites witness statements from Silvestri, Schiff-Giorgini, and Emanuel tying the organization to the Regime with De Bono, Marinelli, Rossi, and others involved. Amerigo Domini led operations under Mussolini’s direction.

Mussolini Finnzi Finzi Tcheka Baron Schiff-Giorgini Carlo Silivestri Popolo Rome Giovanni Emanuel Corriera Depa Sera Europe General de Bono Grand Jury Senate Via Rasella Silvestri Baron Schiff- Giorgini Committee of Public Safety Giovanni Marinelli Cesare Rossi Forges Cavanzati Italo Balbo Francesco Giunta Marinelli Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ministry of the Interior Council Fascist Party Amerigo Domini Rossi Marinell Italy Eered N. Y. World News Os World Press Pub. Co

Cincinnati Estimated Census July 1

The Associated Press reports Cincinnati’s estimated population on July 1 at 409,333. The figure reflects city estimates used for planning and funding allocations.

Cincinnati

Gas Heater Fatalities Raise Warning in Cleveland

In Cleveland on October 11 two people, Donald Robinson Shaw and his wife Mary, aged 79, died from gas fumes in a tightly closed room where a flueless gas heater burned despite warnings.

Associated Press Cleveland Donald Robinshaw Mary

River traffic schedule at Cincinnati and Louisville

The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood 11.7 feet at 6 last night. Vessels General Wood from Pittsburgh departed yesterday afternoon at 5 and returned to Pittsburgh at 9 last night. John W. Hubbard headed to Louisville at 9 yesterday morning. The Kentucky expected from Louisville at 10 this morning and to return at 6 this evening.

Cincinnati General Wood Pittsburgh John W. Hubbard Louisville Kentucky

Coolidge Signals Broad Congressional Agenda for 1926

President Coolidge plans a Congress busy through summer with a message outlining tax reduction and World Court action as priorities. He will push reorganizations of executive departments and railroads, immigration reform, coal mining policy, and budget retrenchment, while opposing compulsory railroad mergers.

New York World News Service Washington Coolidge Congress Senate World Court Smooth Rep Utah Coal Commission Shipping Board Commerce Department

Episcopal Church to Join Federated Council of Churches

The Episcopal Church in the United States may become a constituent member of the Federated Council of Churches of Christ in America if the committee recommendations are approved by the Triennial General Conference in New Orleans. The conference is meeting here on October 11.

Episcopalians For The Associated Press New Orleans Episcopal Church In United States Federated Council of Churches of Christ In America General Conference of the Church League Larcarno Switzerland Russia Europe Germany West League of Nations

Train crashes kill and maim motorists across regions

Multiple fatal and injurious railroad accidents reported this night across Canada and the United States. In Toronto six residents died when CN Railways’ Flyer struck a car carrying two families near the city. At Canton Ohio two autoists, Carl Hall and Gere Snyder, were killed by a crossing train. In California four died and a fifth injured as a Southern Pacific express hit a car near Pomona.

Toronto Associated Press Ont Canadian National Railway Montreal Arthur Nicholls Rose Alfred Mould Ruth Hilda Mould Crossi Canton Carl A. Hall Gere R. Snyder North Canton California Pomona Cal Southern Pacific Express Frank S. Davidson Los Angeles George F. Davidson Irene Davidson

Ames Air Mail Pilot Ames Found Dead in Pennsylvania Woods

The body of pilot Ames was found near Nittany Mountain in Clinton County Pennsylvania after a night disappearance while flying night mail from New York to Chicago. The wrecked plane and 188 pounds of mail were recovered as searchers and 350 National Guardsmen scoured the Clarion district.

Bellefonte Carl Egge Air Mail Service Ames Heatons Ane Clarion Paul Ames Washington, D. C Los Angeles Cleveland New York Chicago National John Barmitt E. A. Barmitt Hecla Post Office Egge Pennsylvania Charles Workman L. H. McMullin Nittany Mountain Hartleton Nitanny Mountains Hecla Gap Amés Brooks Hyde Pearson Curwensville Elmer G. Leonardt Meadville Bloomsburg C. E. Blackmore Corvallis Ore Frank J. Taylors Saratoga Cal Jackson Mich H. B. Shaver Eastern Division Air Mail F. J. Celhaus J. D. Hiel

Cincinnati Commandery Conclave Sets Work on Cross and Malta

Cincinnati Commandery No. 3 K T issues notice for a stated conclave on Monday October 12 at 7 80 p m Work to be performed on Cross and Malta Attest Alfred Brown P C Recorder.

Cincinnati Commandery K. T Cross Malta Alfred Brown P. C

Obituary notices for several residents dated October 1925

Deaths listed include Nellie B Comstock Brookline Mass October 10 with burial October 12 Auburn Cemetery Cambridge. Herman John Groesbeck died October 9 with funeral October 12 at 2173 Grandin Road. David Henry Henly widower of Ida Straus Henry died October 10 at 76. Mary C Myers mother of Herbert D Myers died October 10 with funeral at Presbyterian Church of the Covenant Elm Streets October 17 at 2:39. Henry F Plump died October 11 at 2546 Auburn Avenue Mt Auburn with funeral later. Grove O Sikes died October 8 at 53 in Lebanon Cemetery Lebanon OH with funeral October 12 at 2. William Smith died October 9 Mt Washington with funeral October 12 at J J Sullivan & Co Beechmont Ave Mt Washington and interment Cleves OH. Florence Marie White Vinette died October 10 at 8244 Woodburn Avenue age 14 with funeral notice later.

Comstock Nellie B Brookline Mass Auburn Cemetery Cambridge Groesbeck Herman John Grandin Road Henly—David Henry Ida Straus Henry South Crescent Avenue Avondale Mary C. Myers Herbert D. Myers Presbyterian Church of the Covenant Elm Streets Henry F Auburn Avenue Mt. Auburn Sikes Dr. Grove Ridge Avenue Lebanon Cemetery Lebanon Smith William Beechmont Avenue Mt. Washington J. J. Sullivan & Co Broadway Cleves Ohio Florence Marie Enry F Hazel Vinette Corley Woodburn Avenue

Busse & Borgmann Co Funeral Directors Ad

Non sectarian funeral service listed by Busse Borgmann Co at 1517 Freeman Avenue noting three chapels and no charges for arrangements in a booklet from Central El M 3095.

Ion Central Busse & Borgmann Co Freeman Avenue

Germany Gains Point in Locarno Rhine Pact Talks

Locarno Switzerland October 11 Germany wins a point in the Rhine security pact dispute while aims are split on Article XVI terms. Briand Stresemann push for a pact that reassures German membership in the League despite wary French and Polish concerns.

Locarno Switzerland Germany League Assembly Luther Stresemann Japan Rhine Council of Ambassadors Cologne Rhineland Saar Briand Painleve France Europe Benes Czecho-Slovakia Skrzynski Poland Fran M. Skrzynski M. Briand N.Y. World News Service N.Y. World Press Pub. Co

Weather Outlook For Ohio Kentucky and nearby states

Ohio shows showers Monday and Tuesday with warmer south portion. Kentucky and West Virginia have occasional showers and a warmer Monday then cooler Tuesday night. Tennessee becomes more cloudy and warmer Monday with possible showers Monday night or Tuesday. Indiana mainly cloudy with cooler spell and possible south rain. The report includes a temperature table for several cities and a record for October 11, 1925 comparing wind, precipitation, and temperatures.

Ohio South Portion Kentucky West Virginia Tennessee Indiana Eastport Chicago Boston Kansas C Atlanticc Omaha Birm’ham Denver N.orleans Phoenix Galveston Spokane San Fran Louis Nashville Winnipeg S.s.marie the Pas S.W

Cincinnati clubs host lectures and festival events

About five hundred guests are expected at a Cincinnati Electric Club dinner meeting in the Gibson clubrooms with Edward A. Snyder of Westinghouse Lamp Works presenting a Mazda Lamps demonstration. Daniel Steible of Wittenberg College speaks on Leaping the Hurdles in Selling at the Y M C A. A St Monica’s Fairview Heights festival for church funds is planned October 22 to 24, with Frank Menchen and others leading. Three Cincinnati pharmacists will attend the Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association meeting in Columbus as state pharmacy exams approach.

Cincinnati Electric Club Gibson Edward A. Snyder Westinghouse Lamp Works Bloomfield N. J Daniel Steible Wittenberg College Springfield Steible Sales Education Dalton Adding Machine Company St. Monica's Fairview Heights Frank J.menchen Harry Carpel Walter Bless George Dietrich Cincinnati Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association Columbus Frank H. Freericks Mercantile Library H. G. Schmuelling Sycamore Otto E. Kistner Vine Street

Poisonous mushrooms claim third Lorain victim in a week

Lorain Ohio reports the death of Dorothy Dandrea aged 73 from poisonous mushrooms marking the third fatality in a week. Dandrea had been ill for two weeks.

Lorain, O Lorain Dorothy Dandrea Dandrea

Cannot Ban Hot Dogs Near Schools in Lynn

Robert S. Maloney former Massachusetts representative and current Lawrence Alderman opposes a Lynn ordinance to ban selling hot dogs within 2000 feet of schools. He says such rules won’t stop children from eating hot dogs or drinking alcohol despite protests from Mayor Rocherfort.

New York World News Service Lynn Mass Robert S. Maloney Massachusetts Lawrence Maloney Rocherfort

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