League invites America to join World Court
The League of Nations assembly votes to invite the United States to become a member of the permanent Court of International Justice at The Hague. Terms, largely drafted by Elihu Root, may satisfy U S reservations, with signatures opening and Senate ratification delayed pending formal acceptance by other nations.
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United States of America
Assembly of the League of Nations
Permanent Court of International Justice
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Hague
Washington
Elihu Root
World Tribunal
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League
United States
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
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Rep
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America
Senate
Council
Nine year old girl remains unconscious after accident
Charlotte Norris age nine, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Norris of 2912 Hackberry street, has been unconscious for nineteen days since being struck by a car on August 27. Her mother and father keep vigil at General Hospital while realtor David Fabe of 705 Greenwood avenue also waits by her bedside hoping for a turn toward consciousness.
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Charlotte Norris
George Norris
Hackberry Street
Charlotte
David Fabe
Greenwood Avenue
Fabe
General Hospital
Walter E. Robinson Former street railway official dies
Walter E. Robinson 59 of 2525 Gilbert avenue died yesterday at Good Samaritan Hospital from complications of grippe. Born March 4 1870 in Atglen Pa he helped secure rights of way for the Appleyard Lines and served as claim agent for the Cincinnati Traction Company later with Cincinnati Street Railway Company. He was mayor of New Carlisle Ohio First Vice President of the American Electric Railways Claim Association member of Rotary Club Walnut Hills Methodist Church and former president of the Walnut Hills Business Men's Association. He leaves a widow a daughter Mrs Clyde Morner of Dayton two grandchildren and a sister Mrs Samuel Dobbins of New Carlisle. Funeral plans to be announced with service Monday and burial in Gnaden Hutten. Walter A Draper president of Cincinnati Street Railway Co to attend.
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Walter E. Robinson
Gilbert Avenue
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mr. Robinson
Atglen
Bessie Hamilton
Gnaden Hutton, O
Ohio
Appleyard
New Carlisle
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Traction Company
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Robinson
American Electric Railways Claim Association
Rotary Club
Walnut Hills Methodist Church
Walnut Hills
Gnaden Hutten
Walter A. Draper
Franconia
N. H
Such Rough Gals! Attack on Sun Oil worker sparks wage dispute
Charles Beck 37 of 416 East Third Street suffered scalp wounds from two assailants who wore women's clothing and lured him for a ride to Burnet Woods. He escaped, as another oil company driver was struck by a large rock in a separate Friday attack. Authorities link the incidents to a wage dispute.
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Charles Beck
East Third Street
Sun Oil Company
Beck
Oil Company
Knowlton’s Corner
Burnet Woods
Sheriff to appeal Hough ruling on liquor law cases
Perry County Sheriff Clifford Wilson announced an appeal of Federal Judge Benson W. Hough’s ruling that Justices of the Peace cannot hear liquor law violation cases even with costs posted. The judge freed George Hatem jailed for nonpayment of a liquor fine after a Justice of the Peace heard the case, citing Tumey v. Ohio. Charles M. Earhart, former counsel of the Ohio Anti-Saloon League, will assist in the appeal.
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New Lexington
Perry County
Clifford Wilson
Benson W. Hough
Justices of the Peace
Hough
George Hatem
United States Supreme Court
Wilson
Charles M. Earhart
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Change Traffic Rule Affects Broadway Use
City Manager Col Sherrill orders all cars entering Broadway from Seventh to stay west of the loading platform at Eighth and Broadway and to continue north, banning turns into the Gilbert Avenue Viaduct due to severe congestion. Police chief Copelan ordered enforcement. A three-interval light at Vine McMicken Findlay controls entry through the intersection.
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Seventh Street
Eighth Street
Gilbert Avenue
Col
Sherrill
Copelan
Col. Sherrill
Eggleston Avenue
Vine
McMicken Avenue
Findlay Street
Pacific ships collide in San Francisco Bay
The Panama Pacific liner Virginia and the steamer Hermion collided in foggy San Francisco Bay at 12:45 p.m. north of the Presidio. The Virginia showed an eighty foot gash on its starboard side and the Hermion requested assistance as tugs aided her into the dock.
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San Francisco
Virginia
New York
Hermion
San Francisco Bay
San Francisco Presidio
Woman killed in gun attack on mill group
A mob of anti-Communists fired on a truck carrying twenty mill workers near Gastonia North Carolina, killing Elia May Wiggins of Bessemer City. Deputies patrolled the area as the assault followed a confrontation at a Loray mill gathering.
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Gastonia
N.C
Elia May Wiggins
Bessemer City
National Textile Workers’ Union
Loray
Manville-Jenckes Company
Southern Railway
Mussolini Tightens Grip as Grand Council Shrinks
In Rome on September 14, Benito Mussolini outlined further Fascist regime changes. He kept the Interior post in his cabinet reshuffle and announced the Grand Council will be pared to few members to ensure secret deliberations. The party will become an organ of the state with the party secretary appointed by royal decree.
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Mussolini
Rome
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Venezia
Grand Council
Four Aircraft Die In Chicago Collision And Ontario Fire
A string of air disasters leaves fourteen dead. In Chicago two planes collide at 800 feet, killing both pilots and two passengers. Ontario crash claims six, while Berkeley and Wichita incidents claim two and one respectively.
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Chicago
Merriton
Thorold
Ont
Berkeley
Cal
Wichita
Minneapolis
Shipbuilders Subpoenaed by Senate Inquiring
Bradford J. Sullivan, 28, son of Eward J. Sullivan, an Cincinnati undertaker, was seriously injured when his car collided head on with a Kennedy Heights street car at Florence avenue and Reading road. Police said the speed was high as witnesses reported the car crossed onto the wrong side. Sullivan, taken to General Hospital, had a fractured skull and severe facial injuries and required immediate operation. Ten street car passengers were shaken. the conductor John W. McDavis and motorman Vernor Cosmey were involved. Cosmey was lightly hurt but stayed on duty.
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Bradford J. Sullivan
Eward J. Sullivan
Cincinnati
Bell Place
McMillan Street
Kennedy Heights
Florence Avenue
Reading Road
Sullivan
General Hospital
Richard Grossman
Edward Menninger
Olivia Jane
B. E. Boyer
Anthony Damsie
Dorchester Street
George de Filla
Highland
Grossman
John W. McDavis
Locust Street
Vernor Cosmey
Evanston Avenue
Cosmey
Shipbuilders summoned to testify on Geneva 1927 role
A Senate Investigating Committee orders American shipbuilders to testify next Friday on charges a Geneva work representative acted for their interests during the unsuccessful 1927 naval limitation conference. Bethlehem Steel’s Charles M. Schwab among first witnesses. Shearer named as Geneva agent in court suit.
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Washington
Senate
William B. Shearer
Geneva
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Company
Shearer
S. W. Wakeman
C. L. Bardo
Senator Allen
Kansas
Senator Robinson
Dem
Ark
Cooper Victor Ngingle Shell Race on Ohio
Raymond Cooper son of Gov Cooper and Yale intercollegiate sculling champion won the single shell race at the Cincinnati regatta held on the Ohio River at Watson street. After an earlier capsize the race resumed with Cooper defeating H Boettcher of the Viking Boat Club in 2 minutes 30 seconds to clinch the regatta for his club as the Vikings and Cincinnati Club had battled to a 2 2 score.
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Raymond Cooper
Gov. Cooper
Yale University
H. Boettcher
Viking Boat Club
Cooper
Cincinnati Gymnasium
L. Schott
E. Baer
London Eyes Five-Power Conference Over Naval Reductions
The British press notes near agreement between Britain and America on naval cuts but warns over Italy France and Japan. Italy may push for parity in warships. France resists Cecil’s draft, threatening the plan. Japan favors reductions and may join a U S Britain trio if others balk. The Observer lauds Hoover MacDonald progress despite tensions with other powers.
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John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
Great Britain
America
Italy
France
Japan
Geneva
Lord Cecil
Mussolini
Mion
United States
Hoover-MacDonald
MacDonald
North American
Panama Canal
Bermuda
Jamaica
Canada
British Empire
Atlantic Ocean
Hoover
Mr. MacDonald
Betsy Ann Packet to Be Sold at Pittsburgh Auction
The Betsy Ann, once a royal river packet, will be sold at public auction in Pittsburgh tomorrow by U S Marshal James C McGregor to settle libels. Frederick Way, president of the Pittsburgh Cincinnati Packet Co, sails her last upstream trip after defeats by the Greene Line steamers.
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Betsy Ann
Ohio River
Packet
Greene Line
Pittsburg
United States
James C. McGregor
Associated Press
Chris Greene
Tom Greene
Pittsburgh
Frederick Way
Pittsburgh-Cincinnati Packet Company
Monongahela River
Capt. Way
Chinese Pirates Seize Botnia Steamer For Ransom
Pirates seized the Norwegian steamer Botnia off Haichow after the vessel ran aground. Capt. Haaland and Chief Officer Westerheim were taken for ransom as about twenty pirates per junk armed with old cannons surrounded the ship. The Norwegian Legation notified Nanking. This marked a coastal piracy flare after a period of suppression.
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Peiping
China
Haichow
Haaland
Westerheim
Nanking
Hongkong
Waggoner Fights Extradition To New York Bank Fraud Case
D Waggoner of Telluride Colorado bank president who swindled six New York banks out of half a million dollars waived a preliminary hearing in Newcastle Wyoming and was remanded to Cheyenne jail He will contest removal to New York where the government seeks an indictment in a bank fraud case and bail set at 100000 will not be posted He is to be transported in irons from Cheyenne to face the removal order and possible extradition.
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Waggoner
New York
Cheyenne
Wyo
D. Waggoner
Telluride
Col
Newcastle
Cambria
A. D. Walton
United
Hugh L. Patton
United States
Senate relaxes brakes on rate bill with amendments approved
The Senate tentatively approved more than twenty amendments to the tariff bill's administrative provisions after a three hour session. Debates over Tariff Commission reorganization and flexible clause liberalization were postponed to next week. Finance Committee members prepared a list of about 100 corporations and taxpayers to request tax return details under the Simmons resolution.
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Senate
Hoover
D. Harold Oliver
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Today
House
Finance Committee
Tariff Commission
United States
The
Treasury
Simmons
Mediocres Menacing College Says Upham
Oxford Ohio September 14 President A H Upham of Miami University told faculty at the fall term the school must admit all graduates of first grade high schools as a state institution. He warned against growing materialism and noted a 15 percent rise in enrollment about 250 students with 13 new instructors to handle the influx.
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Oxford
A. H. Upham
Miami University
Upham
Miami
School of Business
School of Fine Arts
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