League of Nations Adopts Nar cotics Resolution and New Assessors
The Advisory Commission ends its session in Geneva with a plan to replace American assessor Mrs Wright and British assessor Sir John Jordan. It emphasizes appointing experts in opium policy to curb illicit traffic, especially in the Orient, and to work with governments on quasi police duties. Wright's North Borneo Philippines leakage charges are not substantiated. General Wood reports smuggling into the Philippines from China has ceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albine Johnson
New York World News Service
Geneva
League of Nations Advisory Commission
Fifth Assembly
Hamilton Wright
John Jordan
Orient
Wright
North Borneo
Philippines
Wood
Malcolm Delevigne
General Wood
China
N. Y
Six motorists jailed for speeding in city traffic court
Six motorists were jailed for one day and fined by Judge Eyrich in Traffic Court for speeds above the 35 mph city limit in suburban districts. Those sentenced include Ehrhardt Tauber Clem Dieckers John Munson Orisp Conroy Samuel Leivers and Ray Winandt. Arthur Good, aged 54, was fined $15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyrich
Ehrhardt Tauber
Conroy Street
Clem Dieckers
Ethan Avenue
John Munson
Dayton Street
Orisp Conroy
Middletown
Samue Leivers
Stewart Place
Ray Winandt
West Eighth Street
Arthur Good
Madison Road
Driver Loses License After Reckless Driving Incident
Louis Dahner 32 of 4059 Statio avenue received a $150 fine and one month driving ban after his car struck Arthur Rodgers of 204 Ingalls avenue at War saw and State avenues. Dahner’s brother Stephen, at the same address, was fined $5 for drunkenness. Howard Behle 31 of 536 Rosemont avenue faced manslaughter on failure to report an accident. case continued. Behle’s car reportedly hit and fatally injured Abraham Levi 71, a Beth Tefyla Synagogue assistant rabbi of 1102 Richmond street, on Saturday.
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Louis Dahner
Statio Avenue
Arthur Rodgers
Ingalls Avenue
Warsaw
State Avenues
Dehner
Stephen Dehner
Howard Behle
Rosemont Avenue
Behle
Abraham Levi
Richmond Street
Beth Tefyla
Ninth and
Mound Streets
Heresy Charges Filed Against Two Michigan Ministers
Formal charges of heresy were filed against Dr. Lynn Harold Hough pastor of Central Methodist Church Detroit and Dr. William H. Phelps editor of the Michigan Christian Advocate by Dr. Levi Bird of Port Santilac Michigan Twenty seven charges cover sermon on Darwin and evolution and editorials reprinting the sermon Hough is abroad in France and plans to return September 19
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Hough
France
Detroit
Hough Faces Heresy Charges Former Northwestern President
In Detroit a case of heresy charges was filed today against Dr. Lynn Harold Hough. He served as president of Northwestern University in Evanston during 1919 and 1920 and was ordained in the Methodist Episcopal Church. The clergyman previously led a London pastorate and is noted for international standing.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Lynn Harold Hough
Detroit
Northwestern University
Evanston
Northwestern
Middle West
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hough
London
G A R Meeting Draws Attendance of 50000
Grand Rapids Mich Aug 31 The fifty ninth annual encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic drew an estimated 50 000 attendees including veterans families and auxiliary members. Illinois and Kansas camps vie for commander in chief with John B Inman of Springfield Ill and Rev Bernard Kelley of Kansas as leading candidates. John Reese of Broken Bow Neb may withdraw. Four women’s Relief Corps candidates from Middle Western states seek Mrs Grace B Willard’s successor.
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Associated Press
Grand Rapids
Mich
Grand Army of the Republic
Illinois
Kansas
L. F. Arensberg
Pittsburgh
John B. Inman
Springfield
Ill
Bernard Kelley
John Reese
Broken Bow
Neb
Women's Relief Corps
Grace B. Willard
Los Angeles
Etta Quick
Crawfordsville
Ind
Catherine McBride Hoster
Indianapolis
Edith Mason Christy
Oberlin, O
Etta Brooks Reese
Missouri
Mystery carved image found near Booneville raises questions of origin
Dr. Harry Butler of Newport bought a strange grinning statue found by a Kentucky farmer in Clark County opposite Booneville. The 3.25 inch tall talc figure sits on a platform and resembles a seated roped man. Experts note its talc composition and possible Asiatic or Oriental influence, not native Indian craftsmanship.
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Harry Butler
York Street
Newport
Clark County
Booneville
Daniel Boone
Kentucky
Mountaineer
Butler
C. H. Behre
University of Cincinnati
United States
Europe
Asia
Mystery fire and robberies under inquiry
A string of strange events centered on Mrs. James Shewan includes $152,000 in stolen gems and more than $500,000 in fire losses. Police in New York and Connecticut probe as George Alcorn 22 admits writing threats and claims.
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Shewan Estate
New York
James Shewan
Connecticut
George Alcorn
Shewan
Long Island
Brooklyn
Alcorn
Ridgefield
Westchester & Putnam Railway Suspends Operations
After about twenty years of operation the Westchester and Putnam Railway that ran street cars between Peekskill and Oregon New York suspended service today and will operate no more trolley cars. Local residents increasingly used private cars or taxis and jitney buses, cutting patronage and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Ms Sc
New York World News Service
Peekskill
N. Y
Westchester & Putnam Railway
Oregon
Unusual Powers of Fashion School Alumni Tangle Adoption Case
Mrs Andrea Henderson seeks to recover her five year old son David from unnamed foster parents who adopted him via the Spence Alumnae Society. The hearing in Harlem Court was adjourned while the society faces further scrutiny of its adoption powers and procedures. The boy has not appeared in court and the couple’s identities remain secret.
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New York World News Service
Newyork
Andrew Henderson
Bronx
David
Spence
Bernard H. Sandler
Rena Ud
Harlem
John Caldwell Myers
Society
John B. Cowell
Justi Levy
Supreme Court
Sandler
Walsh
Myers
Mr. Sandler
Justice Levy
Mr. Myers
R. Sandler
Spence Alumnae Society
Spence V8
R. C.talbot-Perkins
Brooklyn Alliance of A Women's Clubs
Anderson
Henderson
Evening Courses in Public Schools Explained in Pamphlets
Official pamphlet from E. T. Gold announces opening of night schools with sixteen campuses including high and elementary levels plus Americanization and vocational subjects. Registration dates are Sept 14 for night high schools and Sept 21 for night elementary Americanization and vocational courses.
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Gwen
E. T. Gold
East Night
Woodward
West Night
Hughes
Automotive Trades School
Carson
Douglass
Dyer
Guilford
Printing Trades
Rothenberg and
Stowe
Avondale
Windsor
West High High
Oyler
Bloom
Rothenberg
Rothenerg
East Night High
West Night High
East_ Night, High
Douglass, Dyer
Wimming
Oaks Rothenberg
Sands
Withrow
Rothen
Dressmaks
Central Or Council
Stuents
Contested Votes Decisive in Iowa Senate Battle
In Iowa the final outcome hinges on 1,727 challenged ballots after tallies gave Brookhart 450,019 to Steck 449,835 while earlier reports showed Brookhart ahead by 754. Recount adjustments narrowed the lead to 18, with 6,461 Brookhart votes and 26 Steck ballots contested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brookhart
Steck
Appointment of Vice Chair for hospital fund drive
Mrs Hines accepted the invitation to serve as Vice Chair for the Deaconess Hospital $500,000 building fund campaign. Mrs George J Gruen, division Chairman, announced the appointment at a Business Men's Club meeting. Four of five zone Chairmen were named: Mrs John Cornette Jr, Mrs Charles F Graniger, Mrs Edward H L Haefner, and Mrs F Theiss. the fifth will be named soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anes Nted
H. Hines
Deaconess Hospital
George J. Gruen
Business Men’s Club
Gruen
John Cornette, Jr
Charles F. Graniger
Edward H. L. Haefner
F. Theiss
Cunarder Carinthia Arrives After Maiden Atlantic Run
The Cunarder Carinthia, a 20 000 ton liner, arrives at sea New York from Liverpool via Queenstown. It carries 287 saloon passengers 331 second class and 589 third cabin. During the maiden trip two crew members were operated on successfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Cunarder Carinthia
Liverpool
Queenstown
Auto Club to Register Car Bills of Sale Saturdays
Deputy Henry Kampe will man the Cincinnati Automobile Club at Eighth and Race to record bills of sale for automobiles each Saturday afternoon. Officials say many seek license tags but cannot be issued without recorded bills of sale, per Frank Lewis, County Clerk.
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Henry Kampe
The
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Eighth
Race Streets
Kampe
Frank Lewis
Automobile Club
Mexico and Britain resume diplomacy after six week talks
London reports that Britain and Mexico have restored diplomatic relations following six weeks of negotiations. Britain proposed local tribunal for claims with equal representation, with arbitration if unresolved. Mexico accepted the tribunal idea but resisted arbitration until last week, leading to recognition and resumed ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Balders
New York World News Iee
London
Me ‘Ito
Mexico
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World
gGo
Cable Kills One as Car Struck on Trolley Line
At South Shore Railroad high tension line in August a passing crew car was struck, eight men toppled, and George Summons, a Black laborer, died from a broken neck.
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Associated Pré
Gary, Inc
South Shore Railroad
George Summons
Rockefeller Jr Speaks on Thrift at Virginia Bankers Meet
John D. Rockefeller Jr spoke at the Virginia Bankers Association annual convention in Hot Springs Virginia. He urged thrift and economical use of money noting his father’s lessons and praising savings as foundational to wealth and business growth. He cited savings department records showing small accounts becoming the bases for large Cincinnati businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead Hotel
Hot Springs
Virginia Bankers’ Association
Rockefeller
Cincinnati
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Samuel Iglauer
Pearl Market Bank
Race Street
Canal
Frederick W. Lamb
Provident Bank Building
J. M. Withrow
West Seventh Street
Erwin Straehley
Provident Bank
Michigan
Gidding & Co., Inc
Vine Street
Fashionable School For Women
Iowa
the Commercial Tribune Publishing Co
Commercial Square
Post- Glover Warehouse
Post- Glover
General Electric Service
West Third Street
Post-Grover Electric Company
General Electric
Third Street
Plum and
Elm Streets
Auto Clu
Acord
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Natrona Bank
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