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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1925
Page
2
The article states that if any member resorts to war contrary to the covenant it is deemed to have committed an act of war against all league members. The others would sever trade and financial relations and may pursue military penalties as the council recommends.
Washington reports transmission of the Athens agreement for withdrawal of Greek and Bulgarian troops from Macedonia. The plan, urged by Romania, sets conditions including joint Greek Bulgarian staff officers to Demirkapou to restore frontier guards and a staged Greek withdrawal once Bulgarian troops do not advance. Greek troops to withdraw after Bulgarians retreat from Greek posts.
Turkey declines to attend the Permanent Court of International Justice session in The Hague as it debates the Anglo Turkish Mosul dispute. An Angora telegram says the questions are political and do not warrant legal interpretation, arguing Lausanne treaty Article III limits Council powers.
The article notes that Turkey has spoken fully on the arbitration matter and implies no further statements will be forthcoming. It emphasizes the stance taken and frames the conclusion as final and definitive.
George Weil testified that Frank Ellis threatened him as they left the courtroom after Weil prosecuted Ellis for reckless driving. Ellis paid a $5 fine plus costs. a warrant was ordered for Ellis on disorderly conduct. Bryant Bay received a 30 day driving suspension and a $25 fine with costs for reckless driving. Additional fines were given to Ray’s collision case participants and several speed violators including George Flarney, Harry Martin, and Ethel Hall with varying fines and suspensions.
New York October 26 Captain Shirley Falcke English art authority says the so called Rembrandt found in a Brisbane shop is a contemporary copy. Sir Joseph Duveen explains the original The Good Samaritan was in the Wallace collection in London. Falcke plans to take the painting to Amsterdam for further study and notes other Australian finds may arrive.
Senator Borah, chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, states Congress has no right to burden American taxpayers with foreign war debts without explicit consent. He cites France’s military role and loans to other nations, arguing loans were repaid with interest and should not be shouldered by U.S. citizens.
Mrs Ella Parsons asks police to search for her husband Henry Parsons who vanished August 15 from 1101 Dryer Place Indianapolis and may be in Cincinnati. Rose Hinds, his stepson’s wife, also disappeared. Police also sought William Logsdon of 1620 Market Reading missing since October 12 and Hyman Richman 17 of 4054 West Eighth Street who left for Woodward High School yesterday morning and has not returned.
Adler David and Martha announce a boy at 429 Armory Avenue. George and Lillian Christophel welcome a girl at 2016 Dunlap Street. Arthur and Rose Deister report a birth at 2565 McMicken. LaMonte and Stella Hopkins at 12 West Sixty-ninth Street welcome a girl. George and Ichima Hodge at 4149 Langland Street report a girl. Aree fonne and Margaret at 4241 Anthony Street report a girl. Louis Maentz and Anna at 2184 Loth Street report a birth. William and Amy Serwiinam at 2911 Moose Avenue report a boy. Frankint Rose Morgan at 437 Wade Street welcome a child. Juliette and May Pertice report a birth at 1431 State Avenue. Alvin and Ada Preston at 1681 Cooper. Peter Ruckstuml and Florence at 5807 Bramble Avenue. Joseph Rebholz and Catherine at 8915 Addison Avenue report a girl. Louis Schneider and Clara at 514 Slack Street report a boy. Raymond Shaw and Violet at 35 South Harrison Avenue report a boy. Gene and Agnes at 1629 Cooper Street. Frank and Elizabeth Welter at 59 East McMicken Avenue report a girl. Teresa and Alma at 2520 Addison. Donald Ward at 866 Rockdale and others listed.
The list shows multiple individuals including Sterling Adams Sarah Woodfork Victor Monin Claire Daniels C M Schlotman Clarinda Schu and others. Residences cover West Sixth Street Detroit Michigan Queen City Avenue Massachusetts Avenue Sherman Avenue and various others.
Notice from The Hamilton County Agricultural Society announces the annual election to elect four directors for three year terms and one director for a two year term. Voting at Room 510 Courthouse Cincinnati on Saturday November 21 1925 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sampson secretary.
Berlin reports the Luther Stresemann government will continue with no Nationalist support and vows strict foreign policy adherence. It accepted resignations of Schiele, von Schlieben, and Neuhaus, with Luther as Finance minister and Gessler as Interior head.
Hyde Park Methodist Community Church canvass continues toward a $690000 goal. Over half the fund is secured as more than 100 workers meet at Hyde Park Masonic Hall with leaders Judge Darby Anson Fry and others outlining a seven day a week community church open to all.
Judge Harlan rules the National Welfare Mortgage Company was a gigantic swindle aimed at profiting Mortimer S. Hawkins and associates. Cincinnati stockholders are ordered to return their stock after fraud in the exchange with Cincinnati Welfare Loan. Hastings and others profited from inflated salaries. Hawkins is imprisoned for defrauding stockholders.
In New York on October 26 a package of radium valued at $50 000 was misdelivered when a new ambulance driver confused the radium hospital with a neighbor of the residence. Mrs. Feltman of Brooklyn received the box thinking it contained radio parts. The driver later confessed the error after the hospital and Dr. Duryea were alerted.
About 300 backers from Yeatman for Judge clubs gathered at the Gibson for a dinner to promote W. Meredith Yeatman’s re election to Cincinnati Municipal Court. Speakers included James G. Stewart Dennis Hackett Mrs Nettie Loughead Edwin Morrisey and Yeatman with praise of his fairness mercy and public service.
Doolittle dominates the Pulitzer Race at Mitchel Field in a near perfect performance. His Macchi No. 7, despite late fuel line obstructions affecting the other entry, roared around pylons with expert turns.
Generally fair and colder across Ohio with possible snow flurries in the northwest and northern areas. Kentucky and Tennessee expect fair, colder weather with increasing clouds by Wednesday. West Virginia remains partly cloudy and colder with mountain snow flurries possible Tuesday and Wednesday. Indiana stays generally fair and cold through Tuesday and Wednesday. A table lists current and past twenty four hour temperatures with locations such as Eastport Boston Atlanta City Birmingham New Orleans Spokane Pittsburgh Nashville Louisville Winnipeg The Pas The Ham and others showing readings from 16 to 70 with traces of precipitation.
Harry Smith of 1667 Westwood avenue was fined 750 and costs by Mayor Hill in Milford Liquor Court for possessing liquor. Arrests were made by J L Pierson, Harold Balser, deputy, and State Prohibition Officer George Beyle. Other Milford fines included William H. Barger 400, Charles Schroder 200, and Herman Lupen 3100 on liquor charges. Clinton Kuykentoll case dismissed for lack of evidence. Moonshine was alleged but not proven.
Two cars collided at Court and Main last night and careened onto the sidewalk striking a woman. The drivers Freese and Kimball were unhurt and aided her as she, unfazed, picked up her broken false teeth and walked away. No arrest was made.
Miss Roxie Stinson packing to return to her former home in Washington C H Ohio after years in Columbus She recently came from New York where she testified before a federal grand jury examining Thomas Miller former Allen Property Custodian Her plans depend on future circumstances.
French investors in the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad form a bondholders committee to defend their interests over the European 4 percent loan due last June. They retain Charles G. Loeb in Paris to sail to New York and seek court action if the railroad’s reorganization does not change.
A warrant was sworn charging M. A. Bailey of 900 Parsons street Louisville with manslaughter in the death of Mrs Frederica Wachtendorf 22 of 311 West Fourteenth street struck by his car October 3 1925 at Laurel street and Central avenue. She died October 17 at St Mary's Hospital after the driver took her there. the accident was not reported to police.
Deaths listed include Keziah R Bemiss widow of Edward M Bemiss Elizabeth Reynolds widow of Stephan Long Reynolds Grace G Gulick and Grace G Gulick aged 88 others with funeral times and locations across Mt Auburn Covington Cincinnati Avondale Van Wert St Xavier Church St Georges. Funeral plans note private services common in era.
In the Union Central Building a booklet labeled Free Chapel appears among readable remation notes and a number 519¢ marking. No further context or names are clearly identifiable.
The Busse Borgmann Co Funeral Directors at 1517 Freeman Avenue operates three chapels offering non sectarian, no charge services.
The Countess Salm von Moogsraeten formerly Millicent Rogers appeared in the Brooklyn Supreme Court to be examined before trial in a $6119 suit by Austrian attorney Emil Kammerer. She testified she signed a paper authorizing Kammerer to obtain marriage validation and that she paid some bills for her husband.
On the thirteenth anniversary of their marriage Supreme Court Justice George Taylor Jr. granted a divorce to Mrs Delilah Otte in Mt Vernon New York. She receives custody of their nine year old son Emmet. The case involved alleged infidelity with a woman identified only as Margaret. No alimony, and a settlement was reported out of court by the husband.
Miss Mary Albertson a 22 year old sales girl of 115 East Ninth street attempted to end her life with poison after a quarrel with her sweetheart last night. She was taken to General hospital and is said to be recovering. Her sister Miss Eulah Albertson found her and she told a police officer she would try again if she recovered.
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 11.5 feet and rising at 6 o clock last night. Vessels reported on arrival and departures with the Kentucky from Louisville at 9 am, the General Wood bound for Pittsburgh at 11 pm, and the Kentucky for Louisville at 5 pm.
The Steamer Tom Greene of the Greene Line departs Tuesday at 5 p m for Portsmouth Ironton Ashland Catlettsburg Huntington Gallipolis Pomeroy and intermediate points. Telephone Main 1457.
Funeral services for Daniel W. Brown age 73 of 920 Morris Place are at 10 30 this morning at W Mack Johnson funeral home McMillan Street and Upland Place. Burial at Spring Grove Cemetery. Brown died Sunday from a stroke. He was a Cincinnati politician once adviser to George B Cox and held multiple city posts. He leaves a brother in Dayton a nephew in Madisonville and other relatives.
William Anderson Coffin, 70, president and treasurer of the American Fine Arts Society and a renowned New York painter, died at New York Hospital. Born in Allegheny, Pa, he graduated from Yale in 1874, studied in Paris under Leon Bonnat, returned to New York in 1882 as a landscape and figure painter, became an associate of the National Academy of Design in 1898 and a member in 1912.
Mrs. Fannie Marks aged 89 dies in Avondale. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 10 AM at her Crescent Apartments home. Burial follows in Lick Run Cemetery. She was born in Germany in 1837 and widow of Emanuel Marks, a former Cincinnati clothing dealer. Surviving are seven daughters and two sons.
Clarence Jeller aged 20 secretary of the Methodist Church died Saturday at his home 1005 Delta avenue of influenza he will be buried this afternoon in Spring Grove cemetery after services at Rohde funeral establishment Delta and Linwood avenues at 2 o clock Jeller was a member of the Cincinnati Chapter of the DeMolay Order and had worked for several years at the Vine street branch of the Union Trust Company
Dr Henry Jackson Waters, renowned agricultural expert and editor of the Kansas City Star, died of pneumonia at his home in Kansas City on October 26.
Three armed men held up Russell McHale near Moorman Avenue last night and stole $11. Leon Levi’s Evanston home on Bevis Avenue was robbed of silverware valued at $100 and $30 in cash. burglars entered by breaking a window.
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