Fraternal Peace Plea From Grand Sire At Eden Park
Lucian J. Eastin Grand Sire of the Odd Fellows argues lasting peace comes through universal brotherhood not pacts. Rain dampens an open-air convention in Eden Park as many Cincinnati fraternal leaders pledge cooperation with world leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Brotherhood
Lucian J. Eastin
The
Odd Fellows
Eden Park
Cincinnati
Grand Sire
Masons
Knights of Pythias
Elks
Moose
Order
Eagles
Grand Sire Eastin
Bell
David
Order of Odd Fellowship
Odd Fellowship
Isaiah
Ohio
M. KE. Mann
Findlay, CO
Does Ambition Drive Success More Than Luck
Analysis argues ambition, not luck, fuels success. A fixed income is possible, yet opportunities await in the Commercial Tribune classifieds. Miss Green leads Cincinnati's job efforts, driving outcomes for readers seeking work and prosperity.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Line of March for Odd Fellows Parade Today
The Odd Fellows line of march forms from their Temple at Seventh and Elm under Colonel William C. Meyer. Divisions form farther west, marching east to Race Court of Honor Vine Street Fifth Street Main Street and Thirteenth Street before disbanding.
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ODD Fellows
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Seventh and Elm Streets
William C. Meyer
Court of Honor
Vine Street
Fifth Street
Main Street
Main
Thirteenth Street
United States Rejects St Germain Arms Convention
The United States informs the League of Nations it cannot ratify the St Germain arms traffic convention. Reasons include lack of general limitation, inability to block non signatories, need for domestic laws, and intricate covenant provisions. Salandra states Italy will defer to authorized bodies on Covenant interpretation.
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America
Geneva
Council of the League
United States
League
Assembly
Pemier Salandra
Italy
Council
The
League of Nations
Permanent Court of International Justice
Italy annexes Fiume drives crowds to demand annexation
Belgrade reports growing belief that Italy has annexed Fiume following General Giardino's arrival as military governor. Officials offer no statement after a cabinet session, while newspapers warn of broader territorial changes and the possible surrender of Porto Barros. Fascist crowds press for annexation as Giardino appeals for cooperation with Italy.
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Associated Press
Belgrade
Giardino
Fiume
Italy
Neshitch
Mussolini
Pachitch
Porto Barros
Jugo-Slavia
Sussak
Greek Interior Minister Apologizes to Three Governments
The Greek Minister of the Interior Mavromichalis formally apologized to Britain France and Italy at their legations in Athens following the Janina massacre. The bodies of General Tellini and the Italian delegation were shipped from Prevesa to Italy for burial as Greek infantry and a torpedo boat destroyer provided honors.
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Greece
Associated Press
Athens
Inter-Allied Council of Ambassadors
Janina
Interior
Mavromichalis
Tellini
Prevesa
Italy
Italy to Honor Bou Commission Slain Members
In Rome on September 18, Italy plans solemn tribute for Greco Albanian Boundary Commission members killed near Janina. Bodies arrive at Taranto aboard the San Marco, then proceed to Rome for burial. Mussolini orders troops to guard the funeral route and a grand mourning display is expected in Rome.
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Italy
Bou Commission
Associated Press
Rome
Boundary Commission
Janina
Taranto
San Marco
Mussolini
Soviet Government One of Europe's Strongest, Bishop Says
New York reports Bishop Edgar Blake, arriving from Pais, declares the Soviet Government among Europe’s strongest. He notes Russia cannot settle world affairs without recognizing the Soviets, while criticizing methods and form. He cites Moscow council remarks and asserts the regime uplifts masses yet is an oligarchy rather than a people’s dictatorship.
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Europe
Blake
Russia
New York
Edgar Blake
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pais
Conference of Bishops
Brooklyn
America
Moscow
Christian Church
Communist Party
Three California towns wiped out by fires including Berkeley loss
Berkeley and three smaller Northern California towns were destroyed by forest and brush fires. Boyes Springs Markhams and El Dorado suffered extensive damage with dozens of buildings burned and 2 500 homeless. The University of California stock farm area and Santa Ynex River fire also reported out of control.
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Boyes Springs
Markhams and
el Dorado
University of California Stock Farm
National Forest
San Francisco
Berkeley
California
Markhams
Sonora County
el Dorado County
Postoffice
Sonoma Vista
eSie
University of California
el Dorado National Forest
Santa Barbara
Wallshred
Santa Ynex River
Berkeley Fire Ravages Northeast District With 8 Million Loss
A Berkeley blaze destroyed over a thousand houses causing property losses estimated at 8 million dollars. The survey by City Assessor Harry J. Squires was released at noon, with Deputy Coroner Frank Berg confirming about fifty injuries and no fatalities to date.
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Berkeley
Cal
Harry J. Squires
Frank Berg
Helen Wills
Ward murder trial unfolds as defense questions key witnesses
In White Plains Walter Ward's murder trial sees counsel Mills admit Ward's blackmail story may be false while the grand jury reconvenes. Prosecution details include druggist Rose finding the body and Officer Green noting a chest wound and vest evidence. The trial resumes tomorrow.
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Associated Press
White Plains
N. Y
Supreme Court
Wagner
Isaac N. Mills
Walter S. Ward
Clarence Peters
Ward
Peters
Werner
West Chester County
Boston Post Road
Mills
Richmond
Washington
Eldridge Peters
James J. Cunningham
New Rochelle
Duncan N. Rose
Harry Green
Campbell
Green
Rose
Harry J. Vier
Former Greek Premier Dragoumis Dies
Athens report notes the death of Stephen Dragoumis a former Premier of Greece who headed the cabinet in 1910 also serving as finance minister and later governor general of Crete His career ended with his 1919 arrest on treason charges in a conspiracy favoring Constantine.
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Athens
Stephen Dragoumis
Greece
M. Dragoumis
Crete
Dragoumis
Constantine
Red Cross Opens California Relief Drive After Earthquake Aid
The Emergency Committee of the American Red Cross paused earthquake relief to release 10 000 dollars from its disaster fund to the Berkeley Red Cross chapter for fire relief work in California.
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Red Cross
California
Washington
American Red Cross
Red Cross Disaster Fund
Berkeley
Cal
Bobbed hair halts freshmen hazing at Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh dated report notes that bobbed hair has halted initiation rites for freshmen girls at the Carnegie Institute of Technology. Traditionally they wore plaits with ribbons but sophomores say the bob is now popular, leaving them unsure what replaces the hazing feature planned for later in the week.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Quake Shocks Felt in Southern Italy and Sicily
Earthquake shocks were felt today in Southern Italy and Sicily but caused no damage or casualties. Seismographs also recorded a distant quake presumed to originate in Japan, more than 4 000 miles away.
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Associated Press
Rome
Italy
Sicily
Japan
Observatios
Violent Sicily Earthquake Felt Across Syracuse Area
A strong earthquake shock struck Syracuse Sicily at 7 30 this morning shaking the island famed for Mt Etna. Sicily has a history of deadly quakes with Messina wrecked in 1908. Syracuse sits on a small island connected by a mole with a population over 25 000 located about seventy five miles south of Messina.
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Sicily
Syracuse
Mt. Etna
Messina
Etna
Panic Strikes Malta Worshipers At Morning Masses
A severe earthquake hit Malta at 7 35 this morning causing large cracks in buildings and churches. Worshipers fled into the streets as stones risked injuring people. Many residents faced danger from falling debris during the quake.
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Malta
Japanese Cruiser Destroyed in Flood Disaster
Tokyo reports a 5,500 ton Japanese cruiser was destroyed by floodwaters with about 5,000 sailors missing. The incident occurred as flood conditions worsened across coastal areas, triggering rescue and recovery operations by maritime authorities.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Pressmen Strike Probes Prompt Newspaper Aid Pledged
Huntington officials report the International Union pledges aid to publishers while warning papers against further publication of Dempsey Firpo fight photos. Judge McClintic signals possible grand jury action and cites 1912 federal statute barring interstate transport of boxing fight images.
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International Union
New York
Huntington
W. Va
George W. McQlintic
United States
Ellicott Northcott
Huntington Advertiser
Federal Grand Jury
McClintic
Northcott
Washington
Department of Justice
Department
Shelby
Mont
Crim
George L. Berry
International
Publishers’ Association
Simons
Mr. Berry
New York Web Pressmen’s Union No. 25
Central Trades and Labor Council
New York Evening Post
New York Evening Newspapers
The
New York Journal
the Evening Mail
the Sun
Evening Telegram
Evening World
Brooklyn Citizen
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
the Standard Union
Brooklyn Daily Times
New York Herald
Web Press Men’s Union No. 25
David Simons
Oklahoma lawmakers prepare to impeach Governor Walton
Oklahoma legislators open an offensive against Walton's martial law and plan a special session to consider impeachment. A majority in the House has signaled support for meeting, while Walton vows to jail lawmakers who attempt to convene without his call. Tulsa faces a clash between military and civil authority in a tense legal dispute over military prisoners and court summons.
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Walton
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
Legiglature
J. C. Walton
Oklahoma
Secretary of State
House
Tulsa
Bob Sanford
Sanford
E. L. Head
B. H. Markham
Albert C. Hunt
Newport Boy Shot In Newport After Refusing Cigarette Demand
Edward Krieger, 17, a Newport clerk, walked from Third and Elm to Fifth and Elm when two negro assailants demanded a cigarette. He refused, was shot in the abdomen, and collapsed at Fifth and Elm. He was taken to General Hospital in critical condition. detectives hunted the suspects.
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Newport
Edward Krieger
Saratoga Street
Third
Elm
Fifth and
Elm Streets
Krieger
Charles A. Trostel
Hamilton, O
General Hospital
Cincinnati
Second
Walnut Streets
Second Street
Vine
Third Street
Buddy
Eugene Weatherly
Mayme Krieger
Ana
Lewiston Council Orders Police to Shoot If Hoods Used
The Lewiston City Council instructed police to shoot to kill anyone wearing hoods or disguises while invading homes or molesting residents if resisted. The order followed a visit by three white robed men to a local home.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Georgia
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