Van Der Stucken To Direct 1923 May Festival
Plans for the 1923 semi centennial May Festival hinge on Frank Van der Stucken returning to America to lead final rehearsals and production. Letters from Lawrence Maxwell in Paris indicate a near contract for Van der Stucken to headline the chorus and festival events, with rehearsals set to begin soon and auditions announced for new members at Aeolian Hall. Officials praise his past success and leadership, noting the biennial festival aims to surpass all previous editions.
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Frank van der Stucken
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Lawrence Maxwell
May Festival Association
Paris
Cincinnati
Maxwell
van der Stucken
Arion Singing Society
New York
Europe
Fredericksburg
Tex
Conservatory of Music
Antwerp
Peter Benoit
Stadt Theater
Breslau
Germany
Franz Liszt
Arion Society
Steinway Hall
Chickering Hall
United States
J. van der Stucken
Cincinnat
Bphony
Leopold Stoko
Symphony
A. F. Thiele
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Seventh
Elm Streets
Alfred Hartzell
Hartzell
Aeolian Hall
West Fourth Street
Fifteen-year-old shot during street robbery in Philadelphia ward
Edward Byer a 15 year old boy from 1909 Race street was robbed by a youth who fired a revolver in an alley beneath Sixth street. He ran to Walnut and Fountain Square, was aided by a policeman and taken to General Hospital where doctors described his condition as critical but hopeful. The assailant's identity was given to police before Byer lost consciousness.
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Edward Byer
General Hospital
Edward
Race Street
Sixth Street
Walnut
Main
Walnut Street
Fountain Square
George Burt
Burt
Storm warnings issued for Great Lakes region
Strong southwest winds forecast to reach gale force over Lake Superior this afternoon and tonight. Weather bureau says storm warnings are displayed for Lakes Huron Erie Ontario and Superior as the system moves rapidly and intensifies.
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Great Lakes
Washington
Lake Superior
Weatherureau
Lakes Huron
Erie
Ontario
Superior
German Reichsrath Ratifies Peace Treaty With America
Berlin Sept 17 The Reichsrat the German upper chamber formally ratified the peace treaty with the United States after organization under the new constitution. The Reichsrat now has sixty three members and represents the component states. The Reichstag remains as the empire’s legislature replacing the temporary National Assembly.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Germany
United States
Reichsrath
Reichsrat
Imperial Council
Reichstag
Empire
Not Ohio Messenger Men Arrested in Avon and Hyde Park Case
Police report links Joseph Sommers and Raymond Murphy to an attempted whisky theft plot at Avon and Hyde Park homes. The two, aged 31 and 21, were said to be employees of a burglar alarm company with a misnamed link to the Ohio Messenger Burglar Alarm Company. The Commercial Tribune clarifies no such company exists and Sommers and Murphy had no ties to the Ohio Messenger and Telegraph Company.
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Avondale
Hyde Park
Joseph Sommers
Lakewood Avenue
Clifton
Raymond Murphy
Alms Place
Ohio Messenger Burglar Alarm Company
Walnut Hills
Ohio Messenger and Burglar Alarm Company
Commercial Tribune
Ohio Messenger and Telegraph Company
Sommers and Murphy
Purchase of new dirigible advised to replace ZR-2
President Harding and top officials urge immediate procurement of a German rigid airship to fill the ZR-2 void, continue ZR-1 construction, and push helium production. The National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics calls for ongoing rigid airship development, material research, and renewed vigor in the U S program.
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Washington
Germany
Lakehurst
N. J
Harding
Denby
Weeks
Official
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Army
Navy
Charles F. Marvin
Weather Bureau
Orville Wright
Charles D. Walcott
Smithsonian Institution
United States
Hay Fever Victims Plan Weed War at Association Meet
At Nouth Minnesota on September 17, members of the National Hay Fever Association from Wisconsin Iowa Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma and Minnesota attended the annual meeting. They adopted resolutions to combat objectionable weeds as part of their allergy fight efforts.
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Nouth
Minn
Wisconsin
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Minnesota
National Hay Fever Association
Man Arrested in White Oak Shooting Attempt
John J. Smith, 28, of 1206 Gest Street, was arrested at home by detectives Sweeny, Carlton, Hill and Brink on a warrant sworn by John Weiss, charging him with shooting to kill in White Oak. Weiss, shot in the head last week after six men demanded whisky, identified Smith despite his denial.
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John J. Smith
Gest Street
Sweeny
Carlton
Hill
Brink
John Weiss
Farmer
Weiss Road
White Oak
Smith
Bevis
Weiss
Cincinnati
Kirgan
Immigration rise fuels U S population growth in year
Washington report shows total immigrant increase 652,132 for the year ending June 30, surpassing last year’s 193,514. Italy supplied 222,496 newcomers, while arrivals in June reached 16,853 after the new immigration law took effect June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Labor
Italy
Auto Plunge Kills Man and Injures Family in Kentucky Cliff Crash
In Livingston County near Mt Vernon, a car driven by Arthur Artenbright plunged 100 feet off a mountain bluff on the Dixie Highway. Ben Price was killed, his nine year old daughter injured, and Artenbright badly hurt with both arms broken. Another child escaped with minor injuries. Price’s daughter was transported to Lexington hospital. Artenbright expected to die.
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MT. Vernon
Livingston
Ben Price
Lexington
Arthur Artenbright
Artenbright
Price
Mr. Artenbright
Attenbright
Unmasked Robbers Loot Circus Treasurer near Vancouver
Three unidentified robbers held up the Sells Floto Circus treasurer near Vancouver Washington. They reportedly obtained between 28 000 and 30 000 in cash and drafts. Mrs Grace Hannaford and her son were assaulted during the cash transfer from the circus grounds to the treasury car. The money was being moved in a motor truck with nine others aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Sells- Floto Circus
Vancouver
Wash
Grace Hannaford
Treasury
McGannon Faces Contempt Trial in Cleveland
Former Chief Justice William H. McGannon, recently convicted of perjury tied to his murder trial, will be tried on contempt of court charges. Judge Robert Day will preside. A. A. Cartwright and two others face the same charges over alleged awareness of perjured testimony by Mary B. Neely at McGannon’s second trial.
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Cleveland
William H. McGannon
Municipal Court
Thee
Harold C. Kagy
Robert Day
Canton
A. A. Cartwright
McGannon
Rain crashes through bridge killing engineer and injuring four
In Edinburg Indiana a Pennsylvania passenger train No. 327 en route from Louisville to Indianapolis plunged through a bridge into the Blue River near Edinburg. Engineer M. S. Bennett of Louisville was killed. Four others were severely injured and several more less seriously hurt in the accident at night.
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Edinburg
Ind
M. S. Bennett
Louisville
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
Blue River
Here
Robbery Attack on Covington Brothers Ends With Fleeing Bandits
Two Covington men on Madison avenue were attacked by two hold-up men at 11 pm. One man was shot in the leg and the other struck with a blackjack, but a crowd formed and the assailants fled, dropping a bag containing about 500 in silver. Both victims and a off-duty officer pursued but suspects escaped. The bag was recovered in a yard and the victims were treated at St Elizabeth Hospital.
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Madison Avenue
Third Street
Covington
Stanley Waterworth
Edward Lukowsky
Waterworth
St. Elizabeth's Hostal
Lukowsky
Stewart Alley
Scott Street
Main Street
Joseph Hilers
Bakewell Street
Ludlow
Fourth and
Johnson Streets
Madison Street
Eilers
Fourth Street
Five Autos Wrecked in New Orleans Races
Three crashes during Interstate Farm Congress events in New Orleans wrecked five cars and left several drivers and mechanicians injuries. L. A. Lejune broke his right wrist, L. G. Cobb and F. M. Baker sustained burns and possible internal injuries, and Lawrence Winters suffered sprains. A motorcycle crash involved R. Doni four and R. Mullen, with no serious injuries reported. In a 25 mile race C. Ciini collided with George Kellett.
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New Orleans
Interstate Farm Congress
L. A. Lejune
L. G. Cobb
F. M. Baker
Lejune
Cobb
Lawrence Winters
R. Donifour
R. Mullen
C. Ciini
George Kellett
Senators Fail To Agree On Tax Bill For Manufacturers
Washington Sept 17 The Senate Finance Committee failed to reach final decision on the Smoot tax simplification bill and Calders whisky tax proposal. The committee will reconvene Monday with mixed support from senators including the American Automobile Association backing the manufacturers tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Smoot
Calder
American Automobile Association
New York
Sinn Fein Accepts British Parley Terms De Valera Tells Premier
Dublin report says Eamon De Valera replies to Lloyd George insisting Sinn Fein already accepted the invitation in exact terms. He states no principle was asked to be abandoned and the aim remains a truth based peace conference. De Valera emphasizes Ireland can only recognize itself and seeks a conference on basis of truth and reality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Lloyd George
Eamon de Valera
Sinn Fein
Ireland
de Valera
Dublin
Black Rock
Mansion House
Arthur Griffith
Eamon J. Duggan
Desmond Fitzgerald
Dé Valera
Inslands
Ramon DE Valera
Bomb Factory Found In London After Explosion
A Coroner’s inquest into the July 28 garage blast in London revealed a well stocked incendiary bombs factory on the premises. The jury ruled McInerny died from burns while manufacturing incendiaries. police found about fifteen hundred bombs two revolvers part of a machine gun and bomb making tools and a note with clock apparatus instructions.
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London
Michael McInerny
McInerny
Naming of Underwood and Lodge As Disarm Conference Delegates
President Harding selects Senators Lodge and Underwood as American Commissioners to the armament conference in November. The move shocks Democratic and Republican factions, prompting talk of party reorganization while Underwood may accept to lead the minority fight on tariff and tax bills.
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Underwood
Lodge
Washington
Harding
Congress
Oscar Underwood
Mr. Harding
Armament Conference Commission
President Harding
Senator Underwood
Senate
Alabama
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Simmons
North Carolina
Harrison
Mississippi
White House
Senator Lodge
Knox
James Watson
Indiana
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Newobuy
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German Reichsrath
America
Ohio
Ween
Page
Art Academy
Eea
Beets
Tiimeeeieg
Ak Oo Burkhardt Bros
Cincinnati Musical Festival Assn
Dorothy May Eagle Savings and Loan Association
Economy Supply Co
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Sete Owen
McAlpin
Ewe
Miller Bros
Milner
Nunner & Ashton—Furniture
Ohio Military Institute
Renee
Shillito
Odile
The
Bell Telephone Co
CC OS Cpsp
Dunlevy Co
Rene
Effron-Gordon Co
Hanauer Automobile Co
Lawton
Smith-Kasson Co
Western Tray
Case Co
Brownstone
Ralph Green Co
Teasdale
the Burkhardt Bros. Cé
the Model Laundry
Nation
U. S
Humber
New York Navy Yard
Great Britain
France
Brazil
Guards of Honor
Ginginnati
Kentucky
Thug Ohdot
Blackjack
Ways and Means
Tax Investigative Commission
Penrose
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Secretary of the Treasury
House
Commissioner of Internal Révenue
Bureau of Internal Eee Eee
England
David Lawrence
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