Greek Balkan peace plan cited in Bulgarian border dispute
The report argues Greece faced pressure from Bulgarian claims in Macedonian areas. It compares Bulgarian raids to Mexican incursions and says Greece seeks peace after a decade of war. It notes Greece has spent large sums and opened a free port zone at Salonica to aid Balkan peace efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Setti
Macedonia
Bulgaria
Comitadjis
Pershing
Mexico
Bureau
Greece
League of Natio
Salonica
Balkan
Aegean Sea
Missing Woman Quest Sought By Brother in Letter
Police were asked to search for Mrs. L. E. LeSueur who was born in Hancock County Illinois. Her brother Thurman H. Davidson of Dodge City Kansas wrote a letter to Chief Copelaw requesting the search. The letter mentions her maiden name Pearl Davidson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. LeSueur
Hancock County
Ill
Thurman H. Davidson
Dodge City
Kan
Copelaw
Child Dips of Burns Fatal at General Hospital
Grace Pape two year old daughter of Mrs Willie Pape of 540 Carlisle Avenue died at the General Hospital from burns when her clothing caught fire from an open grate in the home. The mother Mrs Pape was away at a grocery when the child playing near two older sisters wandered close to the grate. She rushed home and smothered the flames with a blanket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Pape
Willie Pape
Carlisle Avenue
General Hospital
Stork Follows Village Children to School in Germany
In Vietze in Uckermark Germany Oct 29 children adopted a stork that flies south with autumn and lands near the fields. The bird, nursed back to health, stays with the youngsters during school and even serves as a drawing model, standing on one leg in class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietze-In-Uckermark
Germany
Mary
Attempted Murder Plot Ends in Prison Term
A. J. Reichert, transfer man, was sentenced to twenty years for trying to kill his wife and the couple's child to marry a girl of eighteen. Ben Leonard testified Reichert planned to hire him to murder Mrs Reichert, with an abortive car fall over a Kill Deer embankment. The plan failed. Reichert confessed and had insured his wife for 1500 dollars two months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinson
A. J. Reichert
Ben Leonard
Reichert
Leonard
Turner
Water complaints heard by Fairview Civic League
The Fairview Civic League heard several low water pressure complaints for Fairview Heights and nearby areas at its meeting last night. The group conducted its annual election with 86 votes cast, naming John J. Christopher as President and other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Heights
Fairview Civic League
John J. Christopher
William D. Huss
John M. Renner
Albert C. Rogge
George F. Durant
John Suhr
John Sc
Renner
Charles F. Hornberger
Clifton Heights
Foot Caught in Switch Ends Traveler's Life
Oscar Fox 40, president of Standard Extract Works in New York, was killed at Perth Amboy New Jersey when his foot was caught in a freight yard switch. He attempted to free himself as a freight train approached and was decapitated under the engine as it stopped. He leaves a widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Oscar Fox
Standard Extract Works
Pennsylvania Railroad
Perth Amboy
N. J
Fox
D C Stephenson trial hearing dying declaration quest
In Noblesville Indiana the Stephenson trial heard key parts of Madge Oberholtzer’s alleged dying declaration admitted by the state. Dr. Kingsbury recounted her tale of abduction, poison, and return to Indianapolis ending with her request for medical aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Noblesville
Ind
Madge Oberholtzer
D. C. Stephenson
Earl Klenck
Eart Gentry
Miss Oberholtzer
John Kingsbury
George Oberholtzer
Will M. Sparks
Oberholtzer
Dr. Kingsbury
Hammond
Indianapolis
Stephenson
Madge
Teach
Charles E. Cox
Eunice Shultz
Harl Klenck
Carnegie Steel President Resigns to Join Pittsburgh Steel
Homer D. Williams resigns as Carnegie Steel Company president to become president of Pittsburgh Steel Company. Expected successor is W. G. Clyde, Carnegie VP and general sales manager, signaling policy change. New Pittsburgh officials include W. C. Reitz as treasurer, W. L. Rowe as assistant treasurer, Emil Winter and H. Brindley as vice presidents, and Ray Maxwell re-elected assistant secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Homer D. Williams
Carnegie Company
D. P. Bennett
Pittsburgh Steel Company
Williams
W. G. Clyde
Carnegie Organization
Clyde
Carnegie Steel Company
W. C. Reitz
Clayton Snyder
W. L. Rowe
C. E. Reichenbach
Emil Winter
H. Brindley
Ray Maxwell
Negroes Seek 50 000 Defense Fund For Detroit Case
The NAACP announces a plan to raise a 50 000 legal defense fund for eleven Detroit negroes charged with murder after defending Dr. O. H. Sweet's home from a mob. Clarence Darrow is chief counsel. The American Fund for Public Service has contributed 5 000 and offered 15 000 more, contingent on 30 000 additional raised locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Fifth Avenue
Detroit
O. H. Sweet
Clarence Darrow
American Fund For Public Service
Exchange seats may cost more on the New York Stock Exchange
In New York October 29 opposition formed against Governor's plan to raise exchange membership by twenty five. Eben Stevens heads a committee of long time members arguing the increase would dilute equity behind seats. The plan aims to finance capital needs and potentially lower future dues. Seats sold today ranged from 130000 to 145000 with initiation fees. Ernest H. De Copper and Charles H. Leland seats sold to Tweedy and Filer. Henry H. Butler and Morgan H. McClement admitted as members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Eben Stevens
Exchange
Stevens
The
Western Union Telegraph Company
Palm Beach
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
E. H. H. Simmons
Ernest H. de Copper
Edmund R. Tweedy
Charles H. Leland
Alvin V. Filer
Henry H. Butler
Morgan H. McClement
Count Salm Ridicules Rumors Of Divorce In Vienna
Count Ludwig Salm von Hoogstraeten denied divorce rumors from Millicent Rogers of New York. He joked about taking his aged mother to America to visit his wife and dismissed talk of remarrying Suzanne Lenglen, calling himself happily married and defending his wife’s tennis activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Ludwig Salm von
Boxes Sell Fast at Horse Show Auction Dinner
A total of 2955 was paid for thirty one boxes for the Horse Show at the Riding Club next Thursday. Boxes were auctioned at a club dinner last night with John Omwake the top bidder at 400 dollars. Auctioneer O DeGray Vanderbilt led the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riding Club
John Omwake
O. DeGray Vanderbilt
Edward Colston
Hulbert Taft
Harrison Smith
W. H. Schmidlapp
Julius Fleischmann, Jr
A. K. Andrews
A. Clifford Shinkle
Harry S. Leyman
Joseph L. Lackner
General P. Lincoln Mitchell
E. Lawrence Jones
Charles P. Taft
George Stearns
Mr. Vanderbilt
Leonard Smith
R. K. LeBlond
W. J. Fuller
Thomas J. Davis
Bolton S. Armstrong
Julian Benjamin
John L. Shuff
Robert L. Resor
Roger K. Regan
Governor McCall Pardons Nine Convicts During Absence
Acting Governor McCall, while Governor Terral attends a Southern states conference, pardons nine convicts over two days. He says he acted on meritorious cases and will await the people's judgment before further actions. Terral is away in Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Overnor Terral
McCall
Terral
Southern States
Birmingham
Casinos Set New Records at Deauville Resort
Deauville reports a record season with baccarat profits reaching $1,500,000. Government taxes from entertainment, gambling, and the bathing establishment added about $100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Deauville
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Pub, Co
Cuba May Sign Rum Treaty Reported By Government Quarters
Havana reports in government circles that the United States is negotiating with Cuba for a rum treaty to curb illicit liquor shipments from Cuban ports to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
The
Associated Press
Havana
United States
Bribery Attempt Seized in Cleveland Case
Peter Nick faced bribery charges after allegedly offering $200 to federal agent Solomon Israel to drop a liquor case and then trying to short him by $10. Osman filed the warrant and Nick was jailed awaiting hearing at the Federal Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Peter Nick
United States
Osman
Nick
Solomon Israel
Ciry
Nick Himpagnes
Conneaut
Israel
Osmund
Britain Refrains From Protest Over Damascus Bombing
Britain will not lodge a protest over the Damascus bombing as its consul in Damascus presents a bill for damages to British property without comment. London says France as a League of Nations mandate cannot be protested to directly, and Britain plans to avoid league inquiries to prevent setting a precedent for its own mandates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mascus
Britain
Smart
Damascus
France
League of Nations
Permanent
Mandates Commission
League
N. Y
Oakley Halloween Celebration awards prizes to merchants and drivers
Oakley citizens held a Halloween festival with one hundred prizes for window displays and decorated cars. About 275 to 300 automobiles joined a parade through the Eastern hills suburbs. Winners included Francis R. Wehr and Brown Bros. Motor Car Company for decorations on pleasure cars. S die Cook, F E Hutchinson and E E Franklin for commercial car displays. Schlueter Hardware, A and J Malora, Nick Thomas for window displays. Michael Witt and Charles C Werner organized. judges were Louis Woeste, William Stephan, Leo Stanfield, and George Lackner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley Square
Oakley Retail Merchants’ Association
Francis R. Wehr
Brown Bros. Motor Car Company
Oakley Auto Repair Company
T. M
Nick Thomas
Michael Witt
Charles C. Werner
Louis Woeste
William Stephan
Leo Stanfield
George Lackner
Hylan Backer Sues to Recover Bet Wager
George Smiley of Brooklyn asks Supreme Court Justice May for an order restraining W L Darnell and Co from paying out 2250 tied to a bet that John F Hylan would win the May mayoral race. He seeks return under penal law section forbidding betting. Decision reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
George
Smiley
Brooklyn Today
Supreme Court
May
W. L. Darnell & Co
John F. Hylan
Marriage Licenses List Names and Residences
A compiled list shows multiple marriages with names and residences including Robert Elliott Deer Park Ohio Anna Miller 635 E Fifth St Bernard G Feldhaus 1631 Queen City Ave Lillian E Lintz 1623 Harrison Ave Joe L Cooper 1527 Pleasant St May Longnecker 1707 Pleasant St David Bennett 627 Betts St Margaret G Martin 4217 Florida Ave Jess Van Ness Lockland Ohio Dorothy Nutley Springdale Ohio and other names with addresses such as Chester A Marion Allendale Ohio Mabel C Bender Hartwell Ohio Elzy Taylor 1307 Pendleton Ave Marie E Johnston 921 Linn St and Henrietta Tielke 3445 Harvey Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Elliott
Deer Park
Caroline County
Fifth St
Chester A. Marion
Allandale
Mabel C. Bender Hartwell
Elzy Taylor
Anserseess
Pendleton
Marie E. Johnston
Linn St
Weed
Hoefer
Saison
Marshall
Henrietta Tielke
Harvey Av
Obituary notices for several Cincinnati area deaths dated October 1925
Death notices report the passing of Paul Biele Cornelius Conner Margaret Godfrey Ruth M Harig Anthony Hollander Anton Massman Patrick Henry Shearer. Remains at J J Sullivan Co funeral home 413 Broadway. Services and funeral details listed with dates and locations in Cincinnati area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biele—Paul
J. J. Sullivan & Co
Broadway
Bell Place
McMillan Street
Conner
Cornelius
Mary Conner
Danahey
Whitfield
Hollaender
Anthony
Louise Stephan Hollaender
Queen City Avenue
Massman
Anton
Betherpson
New York City
Emil Massman
Groesbeck Road
College Hill
Shearer
Patrick Henry
O. A. Shearer
Erlanger Road
Erlanger
Erlanger M. E
South
Highland Cemetery
Funeral Directors Offer Nonsectarian Services at Three Chapels
The Busse and Borgmann Co Funeral Directors advertise non sectarian services at 1517 Freeman Avenue with three chapels and no charges cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
Edward Lindley Wood named Viceroy of India
Edward Frederick Lindley Wood, the Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries and former President of the Board of Education, was appointed Viceroy of India to succeed the Earl of Reading, who will retire next April. The move sparks speculation on policy shifts as Birkenhead had urged a partnership with India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward Frederick Lindley Wood
Agriculture and Fisheries
Board of Education
India
Earl of Reading
Earl Birkenhead
House of Lords
Great Britain
East
Fee
Government of India
England
Britain
Earl of Birkenhead
Governor Ritchie Says Eighteenth Amendment Gives No State Enforcement Duty
Baltimore October 29 Governor Ritchie stated that the Eighteenth Amendment imposes no obligation on any state to enact enforcement laws and criticized Colonel Amos W Woodcock US District Attorney for implying otherwise He argued that enforcement rests with the federal government under the Volstead Act and questioned Woodcocks loyalty claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Baltimore
Ritchie
Amos W. Woodcock
United States
Woodcock
Maryland
Colonel Woodcock
New York Theater Is Given to Longtime Employees
Joseph Edelstein, a key figure in New York Jewish music and theater for 45 years, has donated the Kessler Second Avenue Theater to a group of his longtime employees. He recently bought the theater for 750000 dollars and plans retirement. New owners include William Pasternak, who began as a candy boy, Nathan Carniss, once an office boy, and Jacob Kalich, veteran producer and actor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Edelstein
Kessler Second
Nathan Carniss
Jacob Kalich
Alightings and Fires Highlight Cincinnati News Briefs
A pedestrian, Carl Burns, 23, was knocked down near Colerain and Harrison while crossing a Crosstown streetcar line and was raised in a near miss. A fire on the fifth floor of E. Loth & Sons Co. caused about $500 in damage at Pearl and Walnut. one firefighter, Milton Calhoun, was cut by glass and sent to the General Hospital. University notices cover a Sportsmanship Week convocation with Eppa Rixey and others and a lesson on proportional representation for students. Amos C Ruff will address memorial services for the Junior Order at Emery Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colerain
Harrison Avenues
Carl Burns
Purcell Avenue
Frank Peri Ah
Jefferson Avenue
E. Loth & Sons Company
Pearl and
Walnut Streets
Milton Calhoun
Company 7
Moe- Micken
University of Cincinnati
Eppa Rixey
Cincinnati Reds
Boyd B. Chambers
University
George McLaren
John Pease
University Bearcats
S. Gale Lowrie
Clarence O. Gardner
Department
Amos C. Ruff
United American Mechanics
Emery Auditorium
Charles Lackman
River stages and tugboat movements along the Ohio
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 24.5 feet at 6 p m. Boats moving downstream and upriver included the John W Hubbard arriving from Louisville at 11 a m and departing for Louisville at 5 p m. The Greenwood was bound for Charleston departing at 5 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Cincinnati
John W. Hubbard
Louisville
Greenwood
Charleston
Weather Summary for Ohio to Kentucky and Nearby Areas
Cloudy with light snow possible Friday across Ohio and Tennessee toward the northwest. warmer and mostly fair by Saturday. Kentucky faces snow or rain Friday with a rise in temperature as the weekend approaches. West Virginia and Indiana show mixed precipitation patterns with a trend toward warmer, fair conditions by Saturday. A table lists temperatures and precipitation across major cities, with October 29 1925 readings ending at 7 p.m. and a comparison to prior years and normals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Indiana
Eestcart
Eastport
Chicago
Kansas C
Omaha
Birm’gham
Denver
N. Orleans
Phoenix
Galveston
Spokane
Pittsburgh
San Frisco
Louisville
San Diego
Nashville
Minnedosa
Maine
Pas
Hylan HailsPresi dent Harding Crew In Ovation
Captain Paul C. Grening and the Presi dent Harding crew were honored at City Hall as Mayor Hylan praised their rescue of 27 men from the Ignacio Florio. Thousands gathered in City Hall Park while Captain Edward V. W. Keen and 110 cadets joined the ceremony. The mayor called the act a powerful display of courage and neighborliness contributing to international goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
City Hall
Paul C. Grening
United States Line
President Harding
Hylan
Ignacio Florio
Edward V. W. Keen
New York State Nautical School
Newport
Grening
Europe
Births across the city recorded in multiple households
A long list records births with parent names and addresses including Appleton Robert and Margaret at 3560 Wabash avenue a girl and Arnold George and Theresa at 3016 Sander street a boy among many others such as Boyatt Raymond and Elizabeth 2268 Bogen street a girl and Billing details for Frey Edward and Sadie 1537 Pleasant street a boy and Thornton Robert and Agnes 1606 John street a girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Robert and
Margaret
Wabash Avenue
Arnold
George and
Theresa
Sander Street
Boyatt
Raymond and
Elizabeth
Bogen Street
Butts
Henry Pa Stella
Sycamore Street
Brandis
Louis and
Julia
Donaline Street
de He and
Nellie
Hunter Street
Mad Anthony Street
Per Byrne
William and
Williams Avenue
Dailey
Charles and
Beatrice
Cleneay Avenue
Enright
Frank and
Lueders Avenue
Frey—Edward
Sadie
Pleasant Street
Gerry Charles
Mary
Fairfax Avenue
George
Florence
Knox Street
Krebs
Paul van Agnes
Sunshine Avenue
Lehman William
Clara
Warsaw Avenue
Case and Inn
Prentice Street
Lrl
Martin—Delbert
Loraine
Peete Street
Masters
Herman and
Edna
Marion Avenue
Gir Meyer Adolphy
Power Street
Moulen
Richard and
Rose
Linn Street
Denbrink
Slack Street
Pitts—Lee
Dorothy
West Court Street
Pfaller
Flora
Clausen Street
Ae and
Loretta
Goethe Street
Smith Clarence
Eastern Avenue
Gir Masta
Ethel
Central Avenue
Thornton -Robert
Agnes
John Street
Voellmecke
Carl and
Marie
Glenway Avenue
Walsh
Walter
Grand Avenue
Bes Warner Arry
Archer Street
Kadag Orem Md
Blanch
Elmore Yragee
Cherles
Hutton Avenue
Boy
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Tpg
Elm St
Rutherford H. Cox
R. H. Cox
H. Q. Cleneay
Sec
E. Fourth St
City
Dixie Terminal
Baymiller Station
Stork
Fairview Civic Body
Traveler
Beau Brummel
A the
Fredka.schmidt
Tor
Count Salm
Officer
America
Oakley
Hylan Backer
Cctic Co
Wood
Earl
N. Y. Man
Tom Greene
Pomeroy
Dam O
Parkersburg
W. Ve
Oweee
Va Oveee
Pt. Pleasant
Dam No
Dam
Portsmouth
Ateee
Senee Paducah
Ky Pee Eesenes Psece
Eenee Memphis
Tenn
Helena
Vicksburg
Orleans
Franklin
Louis
Zanesville
van Weeee Is
Radford
Oneee Ares Narrows Va
Aonnee
Hinton
An Me
Noble
Torre All Indort
Enee Aene
Seeee Knoxville
Tennesmville
Aenreee
Keokuk
Fows Wa
Kansas
Rinina
Ale
Kansas City
Mich
Adam
Ohio Truss Co
E. Ninth St
Shubert
Tel. C
Willie Howard
SKY
Arthur Hammerstein
Rose-Marie Company
Leona Lamar
Louis L. Isquith
Helen Mackellar
Samuel Ruskin Golding
COX
National Players
C. D. Woodward
Just Life
Madame
Amelia Bingham
B. F. Keith
Matinee Daily
Hal Roach
D. Apollon
4 Camerons
Clifton and
de Rex
Richard Kean
Sargent and Lewis
Zoe Delphine
Ftod Watson
Circle
Eleanor Boardman
Rei
Quigley Reddy
Aileen Pringle
Conway Tearle
the Mystic
Johnny Hines
the Live Wire
Romola
Henry King
Lillian Gish
Dorothy Gish
Ronald Colman
Blanche Sweet
Ben Lyon
Ernest Lubitsch
Monte Blue
Marie Prevost
Capitol
Thomas Meighan
Franz Schubert
Charlie Chaplin
Harold Lloyd
Tom Mix
Tony
Orpheum
Pa Theater
Robert Agnew
Eilogram News
A Century Comedy
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Fritz Reiner
Maria Carreras
Reiner
John Church Co
West Fourth Street
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