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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1922

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American Legion Hold Referendum Push On Bonus

More than 200 members gather at the Odd Fellows Temple as the Robert E Bentley Post backs a bonus and calls for an immediate referendum of all members. Debates center on President Harding's veto and the actions of the F W Galbraith Post, with Campbell and Michaels leading strong critiques and pledging unity on the issue.

F. W. Galbraith American Legion Harding Robert E. Bentley Odd Fellows’ Temple Legion Milton Campbell Herbert Michaels Harry Richards Robert L. Blagf Galbraith Post Campbell Black Mr. Campbell Robert I. Bentley Congress Galbraith Richards Robert E. Bently Bentley

Graveyard Flower Theft In Cincinnati Leads To Florist Arrest

Ju n i le Court reports a ring of boys stealing fresh funeral flowers from graves at Spring Grove Cemetery. Florist Edward Santo is charged with employing youths to collect blooms selling them for 35 cents to 2 dollars. The scheme ran for two to three months before complaints halted it.

Cincinnati William Salway Spring Grove Cemetery A. C. Crouse Edward Santo Knowlton Street George Abrams Santo Salway Salfay Owers

Ducks Find Fame On Moonshine Farm

In Praire Du Chien Wisconsin two loud honking ducks were confiscated by prohibition agents on a moonshine farm. The ducks reportedly registered on approach and gained the farmer's trust through a prearranged password.

Prairie DU Chien Wis Here

Phantom Iceberg Seen by Passengers on Atlantic Liner

New York Sept 26 Tales of a phantom iceberg were told by many of the 800 passengers aboard the Caronia when it docked from Cherbourg and Southampton. The optical illusion appeared about five miles ahead last Saturday with a hundred foot height and moving whiteness. observers disagreed on the exact sighting hour.

New York Caronia Cherbourg Southampton

Hughes affirms Allied Dardanelles proposals reflect American sentiment

Secretary Hughes says Allied plans to secure freedom of the Dardanelles Marmara and Bosphorus and protect minorities align with U S policy. He notes hopes to keep the straits open pending a Turkey Greece Allies peace conference. He declines to discuss Venice conference participation or territorial questions.

Washington Associated Press Dardanelles Hughes Straits Turkey Greece Sea of Marmara Bosphorus Ral

Two Women Hit by Truck. One in Serious Condition

Mrs. Florence Hunley 42 of 931 Armory Avenue is in serious condition with a fractured skull after being struck by a southbound truck at Spring Grove and Township while waiting for a street car. Miss Rose Hussey 24 of 1932 Harrison Avenue is treated for cuts and bruises. Driver Charles Rieger 19 of 226 Bogan Street was arrested for reckless driving.

Florence Hunley Armory Avenue General Hospital Spring Grove Township Avenues Rose Hussey Harrison Avenue Schroth Packing Company Cormany Street Township Avenue Township Spring Grove Avenues Clark Street Spring Grove Avenue Charles Rieger Bogan Street

Fortune To Be White Cries Battling Siki In Paris

Battling Siki, who defeated Georges Carpentier, told reporters in a Paris restaurant he would pay 50 000 francs to become a white man. He expressed fear Dempsey would draw the color line, and noted his wife is a tall blue eyed Dutch woman from Amsterdam.

Siki Paris Georges Carpentier Dempsey Amsterdam

Fire at Klaine Company store sparks extensive damage

A blaze on the fifth floor of the F. A Klaine Company store foundry on Front street and Central venue raged for an hour last night. Damages are estimated at 3 000 dollars for the fire and an additional 12 000 dollars for water and removal efforts. Francis M. Bloomfield discovered the fire and alerted neighbors. Captain Purcell sustained a cut from flying glass while aiding in the response.

F. A Klaine Company Front Street Conway Salvage Corps Sahvage Corps Maxahal Beckman Faaner Francis M. Bloomfield West Front Street Bloomfield Robert Purcell

Boy Ferdinand Hornberger Found After Vanishing Sister Search

Ferdinand Hornberger, 12, brother of missing Freida Hornberger, wandered off August 21 1921 in a bid to find her. He returned home after three days on the streets and in barns and yards. His father plans medical examination for the youth as investigators pursue the case.

Ferdinand Hornberger Freida Hornberger John Hornberger Clifton Avenue Hornberger Ferdinand John Listerman Healthy Frieda

Sheriff Gives A Lift Then Hides Robbers

In Sandusky Ohio on September 26 Sheriff J B Taylor stopped to aid two men who asked for help. He handcuffed them after they entered his car and later identified them as hold up men who had assaulted and robbed Walter Spero of Williamsport Pennsylvania earlier at Baybridge.

Constantinople Associated Press Charee Harington Dardanelles Mustapha Kemalasha Smyrna Kum Kalsh Eren Keui Ghanak Bigha Harington Chanak Malta Maurice Straits Thrace Sandusky J. B. Taylor Walter Spero Williamsport Baybridge

Greeks in Constantinople Fear Repetition of Smyrna Massacre

In Constantinople Greek residents fear Kemalist takeovers may echo Smyrna massacres. A Greek executive of an American firm warns of fleeing homes and losing property if the city falls. British wives and families are being evacuated as tensions rise.

Constantinople Smyrna Europe

Army ready for action says labor strife crosses parties in Ohio

Reporter Lawrence tours the United States with daily dispatches for The Commercial Tribune. In Cleveland he reports that President Harding has lost ground in Ohio amid weak Democratic enthusiasm. Senator Pomerene faces a hard fight as labor and business interests pull in different directions. The Ohio gubernatorial race between Carmi Thompson and Vic Donahey is seen as an index of state sentiment on national politics with a November 7 referendum on alcohol laws looming.

Lawrence United States The Commercial Tribune New York Ohio Cleveland Michigan Wisconsin Illinois Harding Pomerene Congress Carmi Thompson Columbus Thompson Vic. Donahey Friends of Donahey Ues Sens Benjamin Katz Cleveland News Maine

Anxiety over hush money case in Cincinnati

Mrs Elva Taylor 17 faced blackmail charges after sending letters demanding 2500 dollars from J B Wright of Cincinnati for a claimed kiss during a sewing machine offer. Wright reported the notes to postal inspectors. Taylor declared not guilty at arraignment and posted bond with her husband present.

Elva Taylor Higginsport Tom Donovan United States Cincinnati J. B. Wright East McMillan Street Singer Sewing Machine Company Wright Taylor Gregory

Student Says He Sought Wife Through Papers Disgraced School

George Muscato a 30 year old Eclectic Medical College student from Pittsburgh confessed feeling disgraced after writing newspaper letters offering to marry a white woman to finance his remaining two years of study. He blamed money pressures and said he could not face acquaintances. Dr. John K Scudder praised his intellect but condemned the stunt as a terrible mistake.

George Muscato West LEighth _ street The Eclectic Medical College Muscato Pittsburgh Eclectic College John K.scudder

Boy Awakens From Odd Malady Says Physician

Wilbert Hagenseiker six of Covington remains in a near coma but physicians including Dr. P L Carlton say he may be slowly arousing after a sudden illness last Friday. The cause is unclear with vaccination two weeks prior noted as a possible reaction.

Wilbert Hagenseiker East Forty-third Street Covington Davenport P. L. Carlton Thirty-eighth Street Decoursey Avenue Latonia Carlton Wilbert

Greece Faces Military Crisis as Constantine Abdicates

Greek King Constantine abdicates in favor of the Crown Prince amid a military uprising. Troops at Salonika call for a new government and the imprisonment of former premiers Gounaris and Straitos. Premier Triantafyllakos appeals for nationwide unity and Venizelos’ possible role is denied.

Agen Constantine Athens Central News Cate Thrace Ing Constantine Associated Press Salonica M. Gounaris M. Straitos

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