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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1925

Page

5

Many teachers to gather here in Cincinnati meet

Several hundred out of town educators arrive for the Southwestern Ohio Teachers Association meeting in Cincinnati. University of Cincinnati and Miami University faculties join with district superintendents and principals, sharing speeches at Music Hall Emery Auditorium and Hughes High School across Friday and Saturday.

Cincinnati Southwestern Ohio Teachers’ Association University of Cincinnati Miami University Southwestern Ohio Music Hall William F. McDowell Washington, D. C Raymond Robins Chicago George Washington University Margaret T. McGuire McCall School Philadelphia Culp Hughes High School Household Arts Business Women's Club County Conservation of Vision Frank M. Cory Butler County H. Cc. Minnich Teachers’ College C. R. Cob

Roosevelts Bag Four Rare Ovis Poli Sheep

Theodore and Kermit Roosevelt have bagged four ovis poli mountain sheep with large horns during the James Simpson Roosevelt expedition in Central Asia. The cable from the Roosevelts to D. C. Davies notes success and mentions plans to meet wives in Srinagar as the expedition nears homeward.

Roosevelts Chicago Theodore Kermit Roosevelt D. C. Davies Field Museum James Simpson-Roosevelt Central Asia Pamir Kipling Evis Poli Srinagar India Pamirs

Navy must face hazards says Secretary Wilbur

Secretary Wilbur told a Congregationalist convention that accidents in the Navy prove it must operate daily in peace as well as war. He cited submarine collisions and fog navigation as inherent risks and asserted the Navy is a living entity that accepts hazards without expecting perfect security.

Associated Press Washington Wilbur United States Navy

Indorsement for Re-Election of Cincinnati Judges Yeatman Woeste

The Republican City Central Committee unanimously endorsed W Meredith Yeatman and Joseph H. Woeste for re election to the Municipal Court bench. The meeting at Strand Theater Building featured remarks on judges’ records and calls for voter registration and turnout for November 3.

Yeatman Woeste W. Meredith Yeatman Joseph H. Woeste Republican City Central Committee Strand Theater Froome Morris Anna Marcus Miss Marcus Sinton Cincinnati Charter Phil Ziegler Central Avenue Mohawk Place Ziegler Cecil Gamble March of Progress Mr. Gamble Joseph B. Kelley Stanley Matthews Charles ©. Rose Julius Luchsinger William J. Higgins Tyler Field WLW Price Hill Higgins Carson School Matthews-for-Council Club E. Dudley Hancock West Ninth Street L. C. Blackmore Anna Louise Inn Mr. Higgins Heldman Clothing Company Pugh Field R. K. le Blond Company Judge Matthews Fred Zimmerman Hoffner Street Tripoli Theater Mt. Washington Charles QC. Rose City Charter Clifford Presbyterian Church Walter Knight Walter J. Millard Evanston Welfare Association Evanston School HE. W. Oesper Mary L .Hicks Republican Organization City Central Committee Charless. Bell A. Lee Beatty Charles W. Baker, Jr Charles H. Elston Louis Rubenstein Sterling Hotel Sixth Mound Streets Charles Weber Hyde Park Masonic Hall Erie Michigan Avenues E. E. Kellogg Martin Daly W. H. Crawford James J. Heekin Third Ward Republican Club Washington Terrace Howard Greer Samuel I. Lipp Beatty George Kearns Jessie Adler Albert E. Mittendorf William M. Anderson Organization Daly

Judge finds Sample sane in poisoning case

Special Dispatch reports Madison Indiana October 24 that Dr. James M. Sample of Connersville was found sane by Judge Edwards in the poisoning attempt against his father in law James C. Reed of Hanover. Attorney W. E. Sparks entered pleas of insanity. judge Roberts withheld sentence until later this week.

Sample The Commercial Tribune Madison Ind James M. Sample Connersville James C. Reed Hanover Edwards Roberts W. E. Sparks

Practical business study opens paths to better positions

A program offers several nights weekly of practical business instruction taught by specialists. The school promises proper training and an employment department to place graduates in responsible roles after completion. Call or visit for details.

Hynicka Reiterates Patronage Charge

R K states that Hynicka reiterates a patronage charge in response to Murray Seasongood denial of any agreement about selecting a City Manager or patronage dispensing if a Fusion Council is elected.

Hynicka Seasongood Citizens Reform Democratic Fusion Elks’ Temple Citizens’ Reform Democratic Fusion Committee Democratic Citizens’ Reform Democratic Fusion Pauline Murray Seasongood R. K

Fairview Civic League to Hold Annual Election

The Fairview Civic League will vote Thursday at 8 pm at Clifton Heights Ge sang Verein to elect officers and directors. Rutherford H. Cox will discuss proposed Ohio constitution tax amendments. Red and Blue tickets list candidates for President to Treasurer and Sergeant-at-Arms.

Fairview Civic League Clifton Heights John Suhr Henry Haarmeyer David W. Bowman John Scherer Frank Menchen Edward Offeld George Vitt Clarence Landfried Charles Foltzer Fred Reif Frank Aneshansel Ed Hoffman

Missouri Levee Break Floods Big Cotton Area

Thousands of acres of land south of Kennett Missouri were flooded when a levee broke on the St Francis River near Holly Bridge. The breach created a 125 foot gap and water spread two to four miles wide over a thirty mile stretch with depths from one to three feet, as the river crest reached Kennett last night. Patrols had warned farmers to remove livestock.

Kennett Here St. Francis Holly Bridge Missouri St. Francis River

Autogyro Could Transform Aviation Says Brancker

London October 24 Major General Sir Sefton Brancker director of civil aviation praised Juan de la Cierva's autogyro as the key aeronautical advance since the Wright brothers. He warned it could end the pilot’s air monopoly as the machine enables almost anyone to fly it.

Associated Press London Juan de la Cierva Wright Brothers Sir Sefton ‘Brancker Air Ministry Royal Aeronautical Society Brancker

Autogyro Makes First Successful Farnborough Flight

The autogyro completed its first successful flight at Farnborough England on October 12, proving its overhead wings can lift the craft.

Farnborough England

Tumulty defends memory of Wilson in Lodge critique

New York Oct 24 Joseph P Tumulty Wilson secretary denounces Lodge posthumous book The Senate and the League of Nations as a hymn of hate calling it a futile self defense and a weak apology He says Wilson’s legacy will not be affected by the attack and cites Locarno events and league involvement for context.

New York Henry Cabot Lodge Massachusetts Senate League of Nations Woodrow Wilson League Joseph P. Tumulty Locarno

Turmoil in Senate Lodge and Isolationist Faction

A damaged archival line reflects a Bulgarian-Grecian dispute and a deteriorating Senate Lodge coalition of isolationists, signaling political strains amid foreign policy debates and party unity challenges.

Senat Lodge

Taft Jr Elected Head of YMCA International Convention

Charles P Taft II age 28 is elected president of the forty second YMCA international convention in Washington marking the first Cincinnati native to hold the post. He willAddress the gathering with Richard Cleveland son of ex president at tonight’s session.

Cincinnati Charles” P. Taft II Washington Richard Cleveland Cleveland Taft National Council General Board Association Cecil H. Gamble W. T. Nelson Judson J. McKim McKim

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Southwestern Ohio Association Clara Dauman Woodward High School E. C. van Winkle Withrow High School Alma M. Wuest Walnut Hills High School Charles Napoleon Moore S. Gale Lowrie Union of Cincinnati A. B. Davis Walter C. McNelly Oxford Charles S. Pendleton George Peabody College Nashville, Tenn L. P. Stewart Cc. M. Merry C. W. Park Caroline Farquhar Wilmington Sarah Greer Hamilton John D. Sage Central Union Life Insurance Company Russel A. Stevenson Joseph Surdo Sarah Yancy Cline College of Music G. Stecher A. Linde E. F. van Buskirk Mental Hygiene Society Zenobia Russell Margaret Schwenker Dean Schneitder Frank D. Stutz Dayton Carter V. Good Dere Sre NAVY East Fourth Street Reznor Wilson Charles P. Taft II Y.M.C.A Maxim Development Corporation West 40Th Street New York City United States Reznor Manufacturing Company Mercer, Pa National Fire Underwriter’s Laboratories
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