Fighting slackens in Greek Bulgarian clash over Macedonia
The Greek and Bulgarian clash in Macedonia appears to ease with Athens claiming Greece reached its objective by advancing to Petrich and Bulgarians evacuating Greek territory. Both sides report continued firing to prevent reoccupation, while diplomats push a purely diplomatic phase and Greece seeks satisfaction for alleged aggression in Demirhissar. Petrich is described as ruined and deserted as shelling subsides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Associated Press
Macedonia
Athens
Bulgaria
Petrich
Greece
Demirhissar
Sofia
Greek advance halts after Bulgarian battle toll reaches many
Sofia reports twenty five killed and 15000 homeless after three days of Greek operations across the old Macedonian province. Some 240 square miles of Bulgarian territory occupied, with both soldiers and civilians killed. Panic inflamed as evacuees flee without food, with further casualties feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Sofia
Bulgaria
Old
Girl Unconscious After Mysterious Salisbury Attack
Elizabeth Butler an 18 year old girl is hospitalized in Salisbury Md with a fractured skull and severe facial injuries from a mystery assault while riding with Walter Ferris 23 her brother in law Ferris says two hooded men attacked the car on the Salisbury Delmar highway and struck her. he is jailed for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Salisbury
Elizabeth Butler
Walter Ferris
Ferris
Salisbury- Delmar
Hibernians Install Officers at 27th Hamilton County AOH Meeting
Officers for two years were installed at the twenty seventh annual Hamilton County Board Ancient Order of Hibernians gathering at Richelieu Mall last night. The slate included M. J. Grady as President Gar rit Burke as Vice President Daniel O Bryan as Financial Secretary William J. Nicholson as Recording Secretary John Bland as Treasurer the Rev John J. Malone as Chaplain and Henry McMullen John Donovan and Edward Dolling as Trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibernians
Hamilton County Board
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Richelieu Mall
M. J. Grady
Garritt Burke
Daniel O'Bryan
William J. Nicholson
John Bland
John J. Malone
Henry McMullen
John Donovan
Edward Dolling
Shrine board meets in new quarters on Ninth Street
The Shrine board invites Nobles to a meeting this Saturday evening at 7 p.m. in the new quarters northeast to Ninth and Plum Streets. Potentate Wm. Harte signs the notice, stating the event is of great importance and welcomes all Nobles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Plum
Nes
WM. Harte
Death notices for Daly-Winifred Dorst Meinhardt Menke Bardin and others
Obituaries list multiple local deaths with dates October 22 to 26 1925 and funeral details. Names include Daly Winifred Dorst Henry Meinhardt Philomena Menke Louise Bardin and relatives with residence in Walnut Hills Indianapolis Ft Thomas and Cincinnati area. Funeral times and locations provided with family notices and invites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Winifred
Flannagan
May Street
Walnut Hills
Dorst— Henry
Margaret Dorst
Busse & Borgmann
Meinhardt
Frank R
Nellie Meinhardt
Vanney
Enright Avenue
B. and
Hi. Meyer
Warsaw Avenue
Menke-Philomena
Nordloh
Ears
Funeral Directors Listed With Address and Services
The Busse and Borgmann Co. Funeral Directors located at 1517 Freeman Avenue offer three chapels and non sectarian services with no charges noted. The snippet mentions Cin remation and remationaries in connection with services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
List of Women Swindled Grows In Weisdemeier Case
The list of alleged victims widens as Mrs. Ada Frank of Detroit identifies a photo as John V. Weisdemeier who was arrested while bound for Europe with Mrs. Leonard Hoffman. Police confirm the image. more women claim marriage by Weidemeier and parents seek $13,000. He faces a bond hearing and is said to be sought in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
ST. Louis
Ada Frank
Stimson Street
Detroit
Mich
John V. Weisdemeier
Europe
Leonard H. Hoffman
Chicago
Weidemeier
Weidemeiier
Jewelry Returned in Fraud Case Linked to Weidemier
A Washington woman surrendered $34,500 in jewelry and clothing believed stolen from New York socialite Rose Berken. The items were tied to Weidemeier known as Dr Carl Edwards and other aliases, after his arrest in St Louis and NY indictment. Berken says she lost $110,000 in jewelry and valuables. The case involves multiple identities and a Rockville Maryland marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
St. Louis
John V. Weidemeier
New York
Rose Berken
West Ilith Street
Weidemeier
Women Hear Both Sides Of Gas Rate Question
Four speakers at the Woman's City Club luncheon laid out arguments for and against increased gas rates. Lawence Langdon urged higher rates to fund new fields, while Julius Freiberg warned the rate hike was excessive and pointed to profits of related companies. Charles Rose proposed raising council salaries to five thousand dollars, and Judge Dixon, though a candidate, urged economy and opposed the raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's City Club
Lawrence Langdon
Union Gas and Electric Company
Julius Freiberg
Okse
Union Company
Columbia Gas Company
Charles O. Rose
Edward T. Dixon
Ohio W C T U Starts War on Prize-Fighting
Akron Ohio October 23 The Ohio Women’s Christian Temperance Union urged legislation to stop prize fights held as boxing matches in resolutions at its fifty second annual convention. They backed world peace Bible reading in public schools continued liquor and tobacco opposition and Sabbath observance by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio Women's Christian Temperance Union
Will of James B. Duke Leaves Vast Estate to Daughter
The will valued at about 150 million dollars disposes most to Doris Duke aged 13, with over 17 million for the Duke Endowment including 10 million for a medical school hospital and nurses home at Duke University. The will also creates a Doris Duke trust and dissolves the Duke Farms Company, while naming guardians and executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Somerville
N. J
James B. Duke
Doris
Nanaline H. Duke
Duke
Duke University
Durham
N. C
Fifth Avenue
New York
Rough Point
Newport
R. I
Lynnewood
Myers Park
Duke Farms Company
Somerset County
Duke Power Company
Doris Duke
Duke Endowment
W. R. Perkins
Montclair
George G. Allen
Hartsdale
Gabe Business Associates
Uke
Divorced First Wife of Duke Near Death in New York
Mrs. Lilian N. Duke, divorced first wife of James B. Duke, is in critical condition after two hemorrhages. Her attorney says she has little money left after years of teaching vocal lessons. Duke left most of his estate to his second wife and child, with no provision for Mrs. Duke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke
Associated Press
New York
Lillian N. Duke
James B. Duke
Lucille Pugh
Romania to settle debt with Great Britain and U.S.
Bucharest reports the Romanian Debt Funding Mission has agreed to liquidate the debt to Great Britain and will proceed to Washington to negotiate an identical settlement of war debt to the United States. Minister of Finance Vintila Bratiano announced after a cabinet meeting. The mission will be led by Nicholas Titulescu, Romanian minister to Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Rumania
Great Britain
United States
Vintila Bratiano
M. Bratiano
Nicholas Titulescu
Washington
Romania owes United States forty year settlement worth 46 million
An earlier Bucharest dispatch said the mission would sail for the United States on October 31. The settlement with Great Britain runs forty years with an annual 3 percent payment covering interest and amortization. Romania owes the United States about 46 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
United States
Great Britain
Romania
Bakery firm sues ten union men for strike damages
Jacobs Baking Company of Springfield Missouri files suits against ten members of the Bakery and Confectionery Workers Union seeking 2000 dollars damages each for alleged interference with business during a strike. The action is described as the first of its kind since the Danbury Hatters case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Springfield
Mags
Bakery and Confectionery Workers’ Union of America
Jacobs Baking Company
Danbury Hatters
New Trial Requested in Channer Sawyer Case
The defense petitions for a new trial citing prosecutorial misconduct and trial irregularities. Judge Ryan will hear arguments soon, with potential appeals to follow if denied, potentially delaying sentence by years pending higher court decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Bell
Louis Schneider
Nelson Schwab
Schneider
Ryan
Sawyer
The
Commercial Tribune
Beazell & Chatfield
States Demand Estate Tax Repeal Across Nation
Governors from 32 states push repeal of the federal estate tax arguing it invades state rights and doubles taxation. Treasury data show rising tax receipts while advocates urge quicker repeal of estate and gift taxes and simplified settlements with states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treadway
Maas
Fuller
Committee
Congress
F. W. Denio
Boston
Bankers’ Association
Treasury
Mr. Mellon
United States
Denio
Frederic A. Delano
Washington
National Committee On
National Conference On
New Orleans
Mark Graves
New York State Tax Commission
William Belknap
Louisville
Kentucky
Honor for Adolph Ochs at Jubilee Degree Grant
The Hebrew Union College plans a Jubilee service at Rockdale Avenue Temple with Rabbi Hyman A. Iola Dr. Jacob Kaplan and Rabbi Moses Jacobson leading devotions and invocation. Ludwig Vogelstein of New York will greet the assemblage as honorary degrees are conferred in the college chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Issaiah
Rockdale Avenue Temple
Hyman A. Iola
Jacob Kaplan
Moses Jacobson
Ludwig Vogelstein
New York
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Mother acquitted in arson murder of three children
Mrs Blanche Warren was acquitted in Pulaski Circuit Court on peremptory instruction after being charged with murdering her three children Iva D Hazel and James Warren and burning her former husband Charles Warren's home in February 1925. No evidence linked her to the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Somerset
Qet
Blanche Warren
Pulaski
Charles Warren
Pulaski County
Iva D
Hazel
James Warren
Hyde Park Church Fund Nears $400000 Milestone
Hyde Park Community M E Church fund raising campaign aims for 690000 total. Last night workers, announced at Hyde Park Masonic Hall, reported nearing the 400000 mark with several new teams listed and captains named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
M. BE. Church
Hyde Park Masonic Hall
A. B. Gillette
J. Ny
John T. Randall
L. Mitick
Wal
John W. En
J. W. An
R. E. “Ates Witter A. Bot- Dixon
R. L. Harkins
Fred C Ray
Metta
Tiers Dickens
Charles E. Fay
William G. Polk
H. J. Weston
James Hagans
Kenneth Vordenberg
E. C. Deschler
Harvey Nichols
George A Earl Armbrust
H. W. McClain
E Brunskill
Edwin FE. Harcourt
X. ii
J. L. Ee. Jos m
Las
B .Uet
Morris
John Games
E. Focbus
G. Jensen
Local Births Report From City Listings
A parade of births is listed with parents and addresses, noting a mix of boys and girls. Names include Alti, Theresa, Bloom Barney and Lillian, Conte Giovanni and Giovanna, Crane John and Alice, and Webber William and Ruth among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alti A Oe
Theresa
John Streetscher
John
Virginia
Clark Black Ledge
Louis
Iva
LeRoy Court
Bloom Barney
Lillian
Main Street
Bork Frank
Katherine
Broad- Brown Heeses
Delia
Ochlers Street
Conte Giovanni
Giovanna
Walnut Street
Crane
Alice
Burdette Avenue
Dollman
Charles and
Josephine
Ever Avenue
Joe Fletcher Adoto Ua
Luvena
Cutter Street
Pamagality
Ena Belle
Walworth
Hamblin
Joseph
Myrtle
Central Avenue
Pa Acett
Liddie
Martin Street
Hansfield
Henry and Mary
Cleves- Warsaw Pike
Gir
Hauke—Cepl
Glee
Whetsel Ave
Jansen
Frances
Cleves-War- Leienberger
Albert
Luena
Eastern Avenue
Luhn—Clements
Margaret
Elsmere Avenue
Eaa and
Marie
Mulberry
Meineke
Edward and
Helen
Paxton Brink Sylvester
Rose
Vernon Avenue
Rolvaay
Florence
Wak Ae
Isaac and
Sarah
Clin
Spieker Edwin
Irene
Jamestown Avenue
Ereemen
Dorothy
Laurel Theis
Alrt
Vine Uehlein
Charles
Anna
Baum Webber
William
Ruth
Kieth Avenue
Wheeler
Oliver
Powers St . Yates
Lionas
Jane
Kinney
Mue
Plot to Blow Up Emperor's Statue Nipped in Germany
Berlin. Plans to dynamite a statue of Emperor William I in Breslau were found after two men in workmen's clothes chiseling a hole in the marble. Police learned they were Communists plotting to place dynamite in the hole and blow up the monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Berlin
William I
Breslau
Weather Summary and Temperatures Across States
Weather shows rain and cooler conditions across Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee with varied precipitation. West Virginia reports rain and warming trends followed by cloudier colder conditions. Indiana sees mostly cloudy skies with chances of rain and cooler temperatures. The Seeing table records temperatures and precipitation across multiple cities for Oct 28 1925, noting highs in 50s and 60s, lows in 30s to 40s, and scattered rainfall readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
West
West Virginia
Indiana
Girl May Die Lamp Explodes In Montville Home
Hilda Smith fourteen, likely fatally burned, and her three year old brother Robert injured after a lamp exploded in their Montville house. Albert Smith attempted to fill the lamp with gasoline while it burned, mistaking gasoline for kerosene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painesville, O
Hilda Smith
Robert
Montville
Here
Albert Smith
Marriage Licenses List Names and Addresses
A long list of individuals and residences appears under marriage licenses including Veda Wiley 556 Larkspur, Nina Carrington Stevens Place, Alma Sueghoff Indian Hill Ohio, Rose M. Taylor Smith Street, Eames Donaldson Buffalo New York, George Edison Mill Street, and many others with corresponding streets and cities in Ohio and nearby states. The notice compiles diverse matchups and addresses such as 1257 Richmond Street, 921 Mill Street, 7389 E McMillan, and 4108 Taylor Avenue among numerous others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earenpe
Holmes
Dudley Street
Veda L. Wiley
Larkspur Avenue
Hubert Ta Dennison
Nina Carrington
Stevens Place
Albert Henke
Indian Hill
Alma Sueghoff
Harry Seilkop
Ibsen Avenue
Anna Suedhoff
O. James Ingram
Richmond Street
Mary B
Owen Parsons Cleves
Mabel Leistner
Cheviot
George Edison
Wee
Mill Street
Rose M. Taylor
Iwsseee
Smith Street
Eames Donaldson
Buffalo
N. Y
Gunda H. Marx
Vista Terrace
Clifford J
Clearview Ave
Grace Helling
E. McMillan
Fred H. Dinkelmann
Bach Street
Helen Wiehe
Taylor Avenue
Pleasant Street
Gilbert Avenue
West Eighth St
Seventh St
John Becker
Theresa Lambing
Sam Iy Sore Srrertress
Frank Mitchell
Laura Burrs
Fritz P. Boisseau
Burnet House
Florence M. Ryan
Elmwood Place
Jos
L. Lammers
Mr. Healthy
O. Rose M. Bruenning
Knott
Street
Sylvester
Ward
Cleveland
Lillian R. Callaway
Ralph E. Stienecker
Indianapolis
Ind
Almeda E. Corbett
Norwood
Daniel K. Dugan
Brownway Ave
Elizabeth Herget
Marburg Avenue
David B. Sterritt
Milton Street
Lucille Robinson
Herbert G. Kemper
Sidney Avenue
Charles W. Schultz
California
O Marie C. Moeller
Agnes Street
Charlotte Kramer
River traffic and river level reports from Cincinnati
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 18.9 feet last night with arrivals from Louisville Pomeroy and Huntington. The Greenwood John W Hubbard Eugene Dana Smith moved between Louisville Charleston and Huntington with coal company freight noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Louisville
Greenwood
Pomeroy
John W. Hubbard
Charleston
Eugene Dana Smith
Campbell Creek Coal Company
Huntington
Greene Line Steamer Greenwood Scheduled Saturday Venturing Downriver
The Green Line steamer Greenwood departs from the Greene Line wharfboat on Saturday October 24 at 5 p.m. bound for Portsmouth Ironton Ashland Cadetaburg Huntington Gallipolis Charles and other intermediate points. Telephone Main 57.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Greene Line
Portsmouth
Ironton
Ashland
Cadettaburg
Huntington
Gallipolis
Charles
Verdict Sealed in Bennett Alienation Suit Trial
A sealed verdict was returned in the 100000 suit for the alienation of affections brought by Mrs. Katherine M. Frey against actress Miss Wilda Bennett in Mineola. The jury verdict will be opened Monday at 10. Justice Faber warned jurors against discussing the verdict, and a witness testified Bennett urged Frey to proceed with divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mineola
L. L
Supreme Court
Katherine M. Frey
Wilda Bennett
Elvin N. Edwards
Faber
Frey
Miss Bennett
Hunter Johnson
Great Neck
Mr. Frey
Louisville
Wiggam condemns modern civilization at teachers association
Indiana speech by Albert Wiggam criticizes educated classes and praises eugenic ideas. He argues educated graduates fail to reproduce while unskilled workers multiply, claiming civilization "upside down" and predicting decline of American intelligence unless restrictive laws curb reproduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Albert Edward Wiggam
Indiana State Teachers’ Association
Wiggam
Harvard
Hold-up at Dundee Krug poolroom nets $4500 in Newark
Four men held up fifty patrons in Johnny Dundee and Phil Krug poolroom in East Newark New Jersey escaping with 4500 dollars. Five thousand dollars hidden behind a radiator was overlooked by the robbers. Three men with drawn guns moved through the crowd while a fourth guarded the door to prevent escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
East Newark
N. J
Johnny Dundee
Phil Krug
Madame CaraVaille to Speak at Walnut Hills Library
The French Society of the University of Cincinnati opens its season with Madame Henri Caravaille wife of an artist as the first speaker. Her lecture is set for Friday evening at 8 o'clock at the Walnut Hills Public Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Society of
The
University of Cincinnati
Henri Caravaille
Walnut Hills Public Library
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Optical Repair Service
LM. Price Opticians
Trulite
Main Store
W. Fourth St
Doctors Bidg
Eighth St
Society of Nations
Malfoff
Girl
Lodge
Channer
George H. Beazell
William H. Chatfield, Jr
Beazell
Channer & Sawyer
New York Stock Exchange
Beazell and Chatfield
Court of Appeals
Darby
Supreme Court of Ohio
United States Supreme Court
Beazell and
Chatfield
Liberty
McLaughlin
Mr. Avery
Avery
Harry C. Anderson
Upland Place
Lulu Shullman
Durrell Avenue
Adolph Ochs
Hebrew Union College
Jeremiah
Lord
Hyde Park Church
Eastport
Chica
Ol Kanses
the Pas
Winnipeg
Omaha
Birm’ham
Denver
N.orleans
Phoenix
Spokane
Pitts d
S.francisco
Lanier
San Diego
Pittsburgh
Ereerencsece
W. Va
Parkersburg
Pleasant
Evansville
Dam
Shawneetown
Ill
Paducah
Cairo
Helena
Ark
Franklin
No. 7
Zanesville
Ivanhoe
Radford
Narrows
Hinton
Kanawha Falls
Johnsonville
Tenn
Keok Apert
Kansas City
Upper Ohio
Dundee
Charlie Chaplin
Shubert
William ES
HUSB
Willie Howard
Shauberts
Eugene Howard
SKY High
Marshall
Adam
Ohio Truss Co
E. Ninth St
Columbia
Harris-Moers & CO
H. A. Snow
Sunda
Leo
COX
National Players
O. D. Woodward
Adam and
Eva
Amelia Bingham
Vidor
Tom Moore
Aileen Pringle
Conway Tearle
the Mystic
Bebe Daniels
Harrison Ford
Blanghe Sweet
Ben Lyon
Anita Stewart
Baree
Kazan
Harold Lloyd
I Capitol
Raymond Griffith
Mary Brian
Thomas Meighan
Pavera
Ohana San
Alma Rubens
Columbia Burlesque
Snyder Barney Gerard J “Follies
Mandels
Bert Errol
Demarest
AMD Collette
Nitza Vernille
Glenn Tryon
Claude and Marion
Potter and Gamble
Clownland
Empress Canal
Orpheum
Zene
Cullen Landis
Alberta Vaughn
Adventures OF
Mazie
Fritz Reiner
John Church Co
4Th St
Emery Auditorium
Times-Star
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