Indictment Targets All Conspirators in Foreign Ties
Officials say the government will prosecute all members of the alleged conspiracy under U S jurisdiction regardless of others on foreign soil who may avoid trial. The document cites stock manipulation in Germany before and during World War I and ties to the Mer ton brothers and Jess W Smith with alleged deceit in claiming funds from the Alien Property Custodian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States
Richard
Alfred Merton
Mitchell
Department
Germany
Merton Brothers
Jess Smith
John T. King
Republican National
Basle
Switzerland
York
Richard Merton
Jess W. Smith
Department of Justice
Washington
George E. Williams
Williams
A. R. Johnson, Jr
Woman Indicted for Camp Murder in Florida
Mary Lee a 40 year old cook at a Calhoun County convict camp near Blountstown was indicted for first degree murder in the death of Marian Stanley a 28 year old Cincinnati inmate. Witnesses testified Lee struck the victim and held her underwater until she drowned near the camp. A car seen nearby and two to three men unlocated are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Pensacola
Fla
Mary Lee
Calhoun County Grand Jury
Marian Stanley
Blountstown
Cincinnati
Cook
Luther Bodiford
Stanley
Fletcher Shifts Line For Case Mt Union Game
Coach Bob Fletcher of Case will shift tackles and guards in tomorrow's game with Mt. Union and start Vaughn at right half after a favorable showing against Oberlin last week. With these exceptions the lineup remains the same as last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bob Fletcher
Case
Mt. Union
Vaughn
Oberlin
Double-Cross Alleged in Durkin Shooting Case in Chicago
Coroner's jury hears Lloyd Austin smear of police as he dies. Betty Werner describes Durkin's escape, gunfights, and hotel plans with the Chicago gunman. Witnesses recount the ambush at Lloyd Austin's flat and the police shooting incident.
Burglars Target Hilltop Homes Steal Gems and Cash
Hilltop burglars struck again last night taking 500 dollars in jewelry and 29 dollars in gifts from Carrie Hinderer’s Crescent Building apartment. Alfred Riggs reported a broken side window, while Clarence Doppler found a rock used to break in. Otto Baum’s Dexter avenue home was ransacked with nothing stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Riggs
Woodburn Avenue
Carrie Hinderer
Crescent Building
North Crescent Avenue
Reading Road
Clarence Doppler
Otto M. Baum
A. Baum & Son
Vine Street
Dexter Avenue
Death notices and funeral details from 1925 local paper
A collection of obituary notices listing names such as Mare Birge and Margaret Godfrey with death dates in October 1925. The items include funeral home or chapel details, dates, times, and occasional burial or cemetery information, reflecting early 20th century local mourning notices.
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Iese
Paul Biese
J. J. Sullivan & Co
Bellplace
McMillan
Birge
Mare
Donia Birge
New York City
William F. Fuldner
Arch Street
Evergreen Cemetery
Godfrey
Margaret
Patrick
Catherine Godfrey
Paradrome Street
Mt. Adams
Uiem
Holy Cross Church
J. M. Blattner
East Twelfth Street
Charles Miller
Northside
Hollaender
Anthony
Louise Ste Aa Hollaender
Queen City Avenue
Massman
Anton
Esther Thompson Massman
Thurseany
New York
Groesbeck Road
College Hill
Shearer
Patrick Henry
Tober
Tehinea
Conger Webb
Joseph F
Zides
Pdereber
Lod
Pike Wrest
Covington
Iamst
Knday
Own
Central Bank Building Lease Bid Notice
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Union Central Building and bids for a central building site at 2098 with remation terms. The readable pieces indicate a tender or bid notice around a Union Central location, with references to building or remation processes and numbers attached to the site.
Busse Borgmann Co Funeral Directors Three Chapels
The Busse and Borgmann Co Funeral Directors at 1517 Freeman Avenue operates three chapels and offers non sectarian services with no charges listed. The notice presents the funeral home as a local provider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
Ancient Hunters Had Bigger Brains Revealed in Skulls
The Moravia tomb shows mammoth bone fortifications and a wealth of ivory tools. Drs Absolon and Keith present skull casts from two community members revealing larger brains than modern Europeans, with the woman’s skull exceeding average English standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Absolon
Central
Europe
Dr. Absolon
Keith
Moravia
Royal College of Surgeons of England
France
England
N. Y
Paris Faces Syria Inquiry After Damascus Bombardment
Washington and London report that the League of Nations commission pressed France for full Syria details. Damages in Damascus reach about 10 million dollars with up to 1,000 fatalities as Paris faces possible foreign claims and questions of justification for the bombardment and looting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
Permanent Mandates Commission
League of Nations
Geneva
Syria
Arsla
Ala
League Council
Paris
N. Y
Washington
Associated Press
Damascus
Wilmvare
Herrick
Norwood Parade Draws 30000 For Halloween Fest
The Norwood Retail Merchants staged a Halloween parade drawing about 30,000 spectators and 8,000 masqueraders along Main avenue led by Smith Treadway new Merchants Association president. Officials judged contests near Victory Park with winners in store window and costume categories announced by Frank J. McHugh.
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Thelma Blasing
Brewster Avenue
Norwood
Main Avenue
Carthage Pike
Mills Avenue
Smith Treadway
Merchants’ Association
Victory Park
A Hall
Nolte
Frank J. McHugh
Delch
Optician
Akery
Scheidt Meat Market
Maurice Williams
Vivian Gabelman
Charles Deach
Harold
Sonanan i
Sullivan
Ira
B. Tak
Kammer
Florence West
Marie Overberg
H. Glenis
L. Umbach
James Wayne
Florence
Lawrence and St Louis widow fined in morals court
Chicago October 30 Thomas F Lawrence wealthy St Louis man and Mrs Jack Gruner St Louis society widow were fined 100 each in Morals Court with costs and a 30 day sentence in the House of Correction vacated by Municipal Judge William Helander. The action followed a new hearing after their September 14 arrest at a Lake Shore Drive hotel on request of Lawrence's wife who came with police and detectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thomas F
Lawrence
St. Louis
Jack Gruner
St. Louis Society
Morals
Howe of Correction
William Helander
Gruner
Lake Shore Drive
Weather Summary for Ohio and Surrounding Areas
Weather reports show Ohio fair with slowly rising temperatures through Saturday and Sunday. Kentucky and Tennessee forecast fair and warmer. Indiana fair with rising temperatures. Regional table lists current and high temperatures and last 24hour precipitation, with cities such as Eastport Chicago Boston Kansas City and Denver.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Indiana
Eastport
Chicago
Boston
Kansas C
Atlantic
Omaha
Birm’ham
Denver
Weiss
N.orleans
Galveston
Spokane
Pittsburgh
Legless thief spurs man to report missing cash
Albert Peance of 406 Calvert Street said a legless thief he befriended last week left his home about 10 PM taking $18. Peance warned police the man may return and do something rash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Peance
Calvert Street
Peace
Masque parade dance hosts forty two couples in New Richmond
Forty two couples attended the Volunteer Firemen’s Association masque parade dance at Town Hall New Richmond with prizes for dancing contests and costumes. A furnace incident caused heavy smoke at Edward Bogenschuetz’s home. A thief stole clothing and jewelry valued at 270 dollars from Albert E. Hussey’s house. A thyroid disease symposium was planned by Dr. Tucker Dr. Scriver and Dr. Doughty for next Monday. Milford residents planned Halloween parade and dance with rope off streets two blocks for masked dancers and costume booths run by women’s groups.
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Firemen’s Association of
New Richmond
Bracken Road
Edward Bogenschuetz
Albert
Birth Announcements Include Multiple Newborns From Local Addresses
Multiple birth notices list parents and addresses with newborns by surname. Entries include Bowman Walter and Gladys 3617 Morris place a boy Doueren Frederick and Edna 2713 Sander street a girl Eckhoff Joseph and Nettie Colerain ga a girl Hert Ferdinand and Gladys 1207 Harrison avenue a girl Jefferies Goodloe and Thelma Beacon street a girl Farrel Mable Waldorf place a girl Kraemer Herman and Elizabeth 1108 York street a boy Lakamp Alfred and Katherine 1546 Jonathan street a boy Rieger Edward nae Marie 120 East Clifton avenue a girl.
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Bowman
Walter
Gladys
Morris Place
Doeren
Frederick
Edna
Sander Street
Eckhoff
Joseph
Nettie
Colerain
Ferdinand
Harrison Avenue
Jefferies—Goodloe
Thelma
Beacon Street
Ete Farrel
Mable
Waldorf Place
Gi Kraemer
Herman
Elizabeth
York Street
Lakamp
Alfred
Katherine
Jonathan Street
Rieger
Edward Nae Marie
East
Clifton Avenue
Marriage Licenses Recorded in City Listings
Notices list individuals with residences and venues for upcoming marriages including Clarence Wilmink Dorothea Kochman Lamar McLendon Agnes Rodrigues Frank Bracker Rose Bulman James Brown Lydia Gunther Samuel Roth Minnie Wahn Clayton Bowers Georgiana Oliver Ralphs Rebel Elizabeth Gleason with addresses across Cleveland Norwood and Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence H. Wilmink
Hamilton
Dorothea R. Kochman
Norwood
O. Lamar McLendon
New York City
Agnes Rodrigues
Central Hotel
Frank Bracker
Wyoming
O. Rose Bulman
Vine St
Cleveland
Minnie Wahn
Seton
Clayton Bowers
Cleveland, O
Georgiana Oliver
Ralphs Rebel
Probasco
Elizabeth L. Gleason
Walnut St
Galvin
River Traffic and Sunk Barge Alert Near Dam 27
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 25 feet last night as steamboats arrive and depart including the Kentucky from Louisville and the Tom Greene from Charleston. A warning urged steamboats to watch for a Kanawha coal barge sunk near Dam 27 below Gallipolis in tow of the J. T. Hatfield.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Louisville
Tom Greene
Charleston
John W. Hubbard
Rce
Dam
Gallipolis
J. T. Hatfield
Pittsburgh
W. Va
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Parkersburg
W. Stone
Ohio
Atone
Portsmouth
Teeee
Evansville
Ind
Eeeee Dam No
Shawneeton
Oeree
Paducah
Cairo
Itil
Memphis
Tenn
Helena
Ark
Vicksburg
Miss
New Orleans
Franklin Pa
Leck No
Zanesville
Ivanhoe
Radford
Narrows
Hinton
Eveee
Williamson, W
Pikeville
Dayto
Erre ' Aute
Knoxville
Ttanooga
Sone
Fevaveeees
Johnsonville
Davenport
Iowa
Keokuk Iowa
Omaha
Neb
Weavers Weseee
Kansas Ci
St Louis
Aeeenenenerseteee
Little Rock
Teneegneeee
Police fire at suspects and recover stolen car
Two young white men fled through Wyoming and Hartwell after stealing a car from George Gutjahr. Officers fired several shots during the chase, the suspects escaped on foot, and the auto was recovered by Wyoming police. Gentlemen Gutjahr reported the theft and later learned the car was recovered at Corryville Police Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Hartwell
Gus Albers
James Riggs
George Gutjahr
Bosley Avenue
Tragedy Ties to Playful Throwing of Lighted Match
James McCants a 17 year old Negro of 638 Carr street died at General Hospital from burns after a match was tossed at him while he and Byrd Welch and other Cincinnati Nipples Manufacturing Company workers ate lunch. Police say no action unless a warrant is obtained and coroner Handley will investigate the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McCants
Carr Street
General Hospital
McCants
Byrd Welch
Kenyon Avenue
Cincinnati Nipple Manufacturing Company
West Street
Welch
Handley
Milton E Ailes Dies Head of Riggs Bank
Milton E Ailes longtime head of Riggs National Bank died suddenly today at his summer home near Harpers Ferry West Virginia He was 538 years old and previously from Shelby County Ohio His death marks the loss of a leading figure in the Easts financial sector and Riggs Bank leadership passes to successors in the wake of his unexpected heart failure
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Milton E. Ailes
Riggs National Bank
East
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Ailes
Shelby County
Early Career Rise of Ailes in Treasury to Assistant Secretary
Years ago a young man began as a day laborer in the Treasury Department. He studied finance while hauling cord wood for the building’s fires and cleaning ashes. His rise was rapid. on Lyman J. Gage’s recommendation, President McKinley named him Assistant Secretary, a post he held until he moved into banking. He leaves a widow and children.
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Treasury Department
Lyman J. Gage
the Treasury
McKinney
Mr. Ailes
Wife of Texas Rickard Dies in New York Home
New York, Oct. 30. Mrs. George L. Rickard, wife of prize-fight promoter Tex Rickard, died at her home after several days illness complicated by pneumonia. Aged 41, she met Rickard in Sacramento and married him twenty three years ago. She traveled with him for his business and they had one child, Bessie, who died in 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Chicago
Lloyd@ Austin
Martin J. Durkin
Marion B. Austin
Durkin
Austin
Betty Andrews Werner
Betty
Englewood High School
Jack Werner
California
Sacramento
New York
George L. Rickard
Rickard
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Optical Repair Service
Lm.princes Opticians
Main Store
W. Fourth St
Doctors Bldg
Eighth St
Thomas W. Miller
Richard Morton
Gloeckner’s
Broadway
Fletcher
The
Atta Thau
Uae
PT Ee
Eee
Eng
Nunner & Ashton CO
Quakin
Shanahan
Wheaton
Grange
Red” Grange
Hilltop Homes
Sarrail
Ee Respect
Bod
Adell Sanker
Louise Stapleton
Isse G. Finch
Thomas Ward
R._L. Bushne
Chester Field
O. Crawford
James McCann
John Ackerman
W. Boseart
Anna Barg
Edwin Corell
Charles H. Hecker
Junior
Robert Scheve
Mary Fiescher
Alberta Young
Ethel McCarthy
A. E. Ritter
John Cowell
Z. G. Rybod
Milton Hebauf
John Sanker
Stanley Pounsford
Curtis Nelson
Harry Wishmeyer
William P. Mason
Irene Murphy
E. Kruse
David Liebschutz
Bessie
Anna May McCorkle
G. Biehl
S. Ratermeister
Dorothy Bicknell
Barbara Grimm
Edith Kammer
Talsae Cersing Bettinger
Margaret Engelhardt
Estelle Dougherty
Ica
Raymond
Beatrice Hot
Robert Mills
Arthur Schuck
B. T. Hummel
Edward Kuttch
Mia
O. P. Elias
Rose Borer
Marie von Hagel
M. Doberrer
Upper Ohio
Greene Line
Ironton
Ashland
Catlettsburg
Huntington
Rutherford H. Cox
Council
R. H. Cox
Cleneay
Negro
Riggs Bank
Tex” Rickard
Kansas City
Marshall
Mich
Adam
Ohio Truss Co
E. Ninth St
Mose Moers
Harris-Moers & CO
Main
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Fritz Reiner
Maria Carreras
Mr. Reiner
Emery Auditorium
John Church Co
West Fourth Street
Lec
Matinee Today
the Cat and the
A . Beginni
Louis I. Isquith
Helen Mackellar
Samuel Ruskin Golding
Shubert
Willie Howard
Mai
Arthur Hammerstein
Cal Hit
Rose-Marie Company
Sympha Orchestra
C. D. Woodward
Just Life
Amelia Bingham
Rachmaninoff
R. H. Kunkle
Sousa
Odette Sousa
Studets
Music Hall
Lillian Gish
Dorothy Gish
Ronald Colman
Capitol
B. F. Keith
Aileen Pringle
Conway Tearle
the Mystic
Johnny Hines
Live Wire
Columbia Burlesque
Olympic
Blanche Sweet
Ben Lyon
Lubitsch
Monte Blue
Marie Prevost
Dalac
Comte
Tod Watson
Eleanor Qoardman
Sky Theater
Smoki Orpheum
Aouditorium
Lou Tellegen
Our Gang
Thomas Meighan
Marvel
Franz Schubert
Harold Lloyd
van Dag Tom
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