Funeral of William Jennings Bryan in a rainy Washington
A solemn ceremony marks Bryan's funeral in Arlington with rain lingering over the route from the Capitol to Arlington Cemetery. Soldiers, police, and clergy honor the late Commoner as a flag is presented to his widow and the service ends with taps and prayers for his life and causes.
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Sizoo
Washington
Lincoln
Arlington Cemetery
Tennessee
Kelso Rice
Chattanooga
Dayton
Kellogg
State Department
George R. Stuart
First Methodist Church
Birmingham
Ala
Woodrow Wilson
Klan Burns 17 Crosses in Ohio in Bryan Memorial
In Hamilton County the Ku Klux Klan burned 17 crosses last night in memory of William Jennings Bryan. The act occurred simultaneously across Ohio under a Columbus issued order from the state Grand Dragon. Central Klan No 120 held a memorial near Fairmount and burned a cross at about 1030 PM with an inscription hailing Bryan as the greatest klansman of our times who stood at Armageddon.
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Hamilton County
Ku Klux Klan
William Jennings Bryan
Ohio
Columbus
Central Klan No. 120
Fairmount
Klansmen in Ohio Hold Memorial Crosses for Bryan
In Columbus Toledo and Dayton Klansmen held memorial services for William Jennings Bryan. Crosses carried inscriptions praising Bryan as the greatest klansman and noting hisArmageddon clash for the Lord. Clyde W. Osborn attended the Columbus service.
Memorial services for William Jennings Bryan
Memorial services were held in Cleveland on July 31 for the late William Jennings Bryan. The funeral page reflected on his long career as a lawyer and statesman and drew contributions from prominent political figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
Cleveland
William Jennings Bryan
Ku Klux Klan Cross Lighted by Ohio Chapter
Cuyahoga County members of the Ku Klux Klan held a nighttime gathering where a cross was lighted. The cross bore the same inscription as the one burned in Dayton, signaling a similar message at this event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuyahoga County
Ku Klux Klan
Dayton
Two Ohio Guardsmen Arrested With Gin Near Camp Perry
Two soldiers from the 147th Infantry Ohio National Guard were arrested by federal prohibition agents on the Hamilton County Jail outing near Bond Hill. They faced charges of conspiring to possess transport manufacture and sell intoxicating liquor after twenty pints were found in their car. Brickwedde and Fabians pleaded not guilty with hearings set for August 21. bonds were $2500 and $1000 respectively.
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Lake Erie
147Th Infantry
Ohio National Guard
Camp Perry
Hamilton County
Paddock Road
Bond Hill
Thomas M. Gregory
United States
Ray Brickwedde
Lexington Avenue
Norwood
Joseph Fabians
Stahley Avenue
Gregory
Brickwedde
Fabians
Perry
County roads oiled by county surveyor E A Gast
County roads oiled this week include Delhi road from Vaughn to Roebling, Springdale road from Thompson to Blue Rock, East Miami River road from Harrison to 1 C H 42, and Tanner avenue from Foley to Greenwell. Bridge floors at Lost, Cleves, Suspension, New Baltimore, Venie Edge, Harrison, and Miamitown Bridges also oiled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Gast
Delhi Road
Vaughn Road
Roebling Road
Springdale Road
Thompsgon Road
Blue Rock Road
Miami River Road
Harrison Road
Tanner Avenue
Foley Road
Greenwell Road
Lost Bridge
Cleves Bridge
New Baltimore Bridge
Venie Edge
Harrison Bridge
Miamitown Bridge
Message from Garvey to be delivered by wife at Em ery Auditorium
Mrs. Marcus Garvey will deliver a message from her husband, jailed in Atlanta for using the mail for fraudulent purposes, to Cincinnati sympathizers at Emery Auditorium tomorrow afternoon. William Ware, President of the local UNIA division, says Garvey may gain executive clemency and notes his sacrifices for black empowerment.
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Atlanta
Marcus Garvey
Cincinnati
Emery Auditorium
Garveys
The
Universal Negro Improvement Aero
William Ware
Shipping News Arrivals and August Sailings Listed
New York World News Service reports ships arrived from Southampton Bremen Cristobal and more on July 31. Dues announced for August include rederick VIII from Oslo and sailing departures to Liverpool London Rotterdam Genoa and other ports with numerous timetabled departures.
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New York World News Service
New York
Berengaria
Southampton
George Washington
Bremen
Panama
Cristobal
Rederick VIII
Oslo
Baltic
Liverpool
Minnetonka
London
New Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Roosevelt
Stockholm
Gothenburg
Genoa
Port Limon
Lempira
Puerto Cortez
Bogota
St. Vincent
Spes
Monte Christi
Iroquois
Turks’ Island
Western World
Rio de Janeiro
Young Biscuit Bakers Shine at Pure Food Exposition
Miss Evelyn Frank nine wins the children's biscuit baking contest at the eleventh Pure Food and Health exposition in Chester Park. Edna Barnes eleven and Marie Hesson twelve take second and third. Mrs Beulah Frank wins bread contest second prize. About 10 000 spectators attend amid rain and cold. The Better Baby contest features Jean Decker nine months and Helen Ruth Waldman twelve months as top entrants. Exposition highlights include the mysterious Mr Chester and a fireworks display with dancing.
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Chester Park
Evelyn Frank
Fairfield Avenue
Walnut Hills
Edna Barnes
Erie Avenue
Hyde Park
Marie Hesson
Ridgeway Avenue
Miss Frank
Beulah Frank
Joseph Fuchs
Linton Hotel
R. B. Blume
Cincinnati
George Fern
A. C. Scheffer
Baby’s Milk Fund Association
Jean Decker
Michael D. Decker
Robb and
Harding Streets
Cheviot
Helen Ruth Waldman
Samuel W. Waldman
Melish Avenue
Benjamin Friedman
Ida Mae Caldwell
Ruth Massa
Carrie Tucker
City Health Department
Mabel Mueller
Mr. Chester
Indiana attorneys plan suit over Ohio interstate truck fee
Indiana business lawyers met Ohio Chamber officials to challenge the public utilities commission fee of 200 dollars on interstate truck operators. The action follows three Indiana drivers fined in Cleves for operating without an Ohio permit. Attorneys Thompson and Peters and chamber officials outlined next steps to file in Columbus.
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Indiana
Commission
Ohio
Scott Thompson
Rising Sun
Ind
Crawford A. Peters
Aurora
Samuel Herndon
Walter Schmidt
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Commission
Two Steamers Collide Averted Serious Accident
Quick maneuvering of the packet steamer Cincinnati and the government dredge J. B. Harris averted a serious accident yesterday when the boats collided in a chute at Vevay Indiana. Neither boat was damaged seriously.
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Cincinnati
J. B. Harris
Vévay
Ind
River stage and traffic notices from Cincinnati port
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 12.8 feet and falling at 6 p m. Departures included Toulaville at 5, Madison Indiana at 5, Queen City due from Louisville this morning and leaving at 9 tomorrow. Kate Adams from Pittsburgh is due today and will depart at 5 this evening. Tris Greene plans to leave for Charleston at 6 o clock this evening.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
Toulaville
Andes
Madison
Ind
Queen City
Louisville
Kate Adams
Pittsburgh
Ooga
Joe
Tris Greene
Charleston
County Patrol To Begin On County Roads
Hamilton County Commissioners authorize four extra special deputies to patrol four districts on motorcycles. Richard Witt cannot hire more deputies this year, so E A Gast will hire and deploy four road men at 60 cents an hour for eight hours daily. Schedules remain secret and arrests for speeding and related offenses will be handled by the County Prosecutor’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Richard B. Witt
E. A. Gast
Clifford Brown
Justice of the Peace
Budget Budget Commission Faces Hospital Funding Crisis
The Hamilton County Budget Commission opens its annual session led by Chairman Charles S. Bell, County Prosecutor, and County Auditor William F. Hess. They must set budgets and the tax rate as the city seeks more funds to operate General Hospital next year amid depleted county reserves. If the city’s request is denied, the county warns it cannot operate the hospital and may close it. The panel will convene Monday and stay through September.
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Hamilton County Budget Commission
Clifford Brown
Hamilton County Commission
Charles S. Bell
William F. Hess
General Hospital
Brown
Budget Commission
Two Held to Grand Jury in Attempted Robbery
Edward Fay aged 24 of the Thoma Hotel and Edward Sherman aged 81 of 1121 Elm Street were arraigned in Police Court and bound over to the grand jury on charges of attempted robbery. Detective Kaiser arrested them after thieves attempted a break in at the Ike Horwitz establishment at Fifteenth and Elm streets.
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Grand Jury
Missing Persons Allan Lawson and Audrey Kitchen
Police asked yesterday to search for Lenona Lawson a 16 year old girl from 329 Stanley avenue who left her home. James Lawson the father filed the report. Richard Kitchen of 216 Parson street sought help locating his wife Audrey Kitchen 34 missing since July 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenona Lawson
Stanley Avenue
James Lawson
Richard Kitchen
Parson Street
Audrey Kitchen
Multiple Birth Announcements Listed with Addresses
A series of birth notices lists couples and newborns with street addresses and genders. Entries include Farrel and Margaret 8520 St Charles street boy. Kibby John and Jeanette 1267 Beach ave boy. Stapleton James and Josephine 1688 Dewey avenue girl. Ruberg Raymond and Bernadetta 1104 Carson avenue boy. Bollmann Theodore and Marie on Germania avenue Madisonville boy. Metkenbaugh Jacob and Margaret 4817 Plainville pike boy. Dunne Edward and Nora 6700 Hard enne yy. Amaan William and Anna 1116 Atwood avenue eoy. West Howard and Addie Brotherton road Erie avenue girls twin. Stanford Homer and Grace 1248 Grace avenue boy. Leonard William and Matilda 65642 Ridge avenue girl. Johnston Alien and Elizabeth 1485 Vine street girl. meat n Sm George and Lorena 1117 Spring str boy. Jones Walter and Luella 2541 Hemlock street. Costoli Ida 8951 Hazel ave. Haberthier George and Catherine 1637 Kenwood avenue girl. Yer aoe and Marie 414 Hoge street girl. Phillips Robert and Eupha 5704 Sierra Garden girl. O Down James and 2501 Marsh avenue Norwood boy. Tonne Joseph and Amelia 1501 Brewster avenue girl. Benn peo averge and Bertha 2822 Euclid venue girl. Renbelman Harry and Edna 1 Koenig avenue girl.
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Farrel
Joseph and
Margaret
St. Charles Street
Kibby
John
Jeanette
Beach Aveboy
Stapleton
James
Josephine
Dewey Avenue
Ruberg
Raymond
Bernadetta
Carson Avenue
Bollmann, Theodore
Marie
Germania Avenue
Madisonville
Mitkenbaugh
Jacob and
Plainville Pike
Dunne M
Edward and
Nora
Hardenne
Amaan
William
Anna
Atwood Avenue
Eoy
Howard
Addie
Brotherton Road
Erie Avenue
Stanforrth
Homer
Grace
Grace Avenue
Leonard
Matilda
Ridge Avenue
Johnston — Alien
Elizabeth
Vine Street
George
Lorena
Spring
Walter
Luella
Hemlock
Costoli
Ida
Hazel Ave
Brewster Avenue
Benn Peo Averge
Bertha
Euclid Venue
Renbelman
Harry
Edna
Koenig Avenue
Gir
Obituary of John W. Sullivan prominent contractor in Boston
John W. Sullivan 57 prominent contractor died in Boston Thursday evening after a months rest in New England. A Cincinnati native, he led the Henkel and Sullivan firm, built major public works, and was active in the Knights of Columbus Elks and Business Men's Club. Survived by five brothers and three sisters. Funeral arrangements by John J. Gilligan & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Sullivan
Boston
Mass
Henkel & Sullivan
Sullivan
New England
Cincinnati
Michael Sullivan
August Henkel
Reading Road
Avondale
Elberon Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
East End
Order of the Knights of Columbus
The
Elks
Business Men’s Club
1812
Madison Road
William
Charles
George
Thomas
Joseph
May Sarah
Lillian
Margaret Sullivan
John J. Gilligan & Son
Trager Robbery Solved Near. Suspect Arrested in Pittsburgh
Police report that Chester Thomas, a Black man, was arrested in Pittsburgh with 1500 dollars and a watch engraved Newton J. Trager after a burglary at Isaac Trager, Raith Mack Shirt Co. treasurer, 3863 Reading road. The Trager family is in Michigan and the home safe had been forced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Trager
Raith Mack Shirt Company
Reading Road
Chester Thomas
Pittsburgh
Newton J. Trager
John W. Barry
Joseph Arata
Trager
Michigan
Weather Summary for Ohio to Tennessee and Other Regions
Fair and continued cool in Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky and Tennessee. Indiana mostly fair with slowly rising temperatures. Includes a table of current high and low temperatures and last 24 hour precipitation for cities such as Boston Atlantic City Omaha Birmingham Denver New Orleans Phoenix Galveston Spokane Pittsburgh San Francisco Louisville Asheville Winnipeg The Pas and Sault Ste Marie with July 1925 record, highs and lows, and precipitation summaries.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
Eastport
Iienne de
Boston
Kansas C
Atlantic C
Omaha
Birm’ham
Denver
N.orleans
Phoenix
Galveston
Spokane
Pittsburgh
San Fran
The Day's Record In Liquor Courts
Fines listed for several defendants in liquor court matters. Eva Meidel of Vine Street faces suspension of $100 and costs for possession. Artin Leutsch of Spring Grove Avenue fined $300 and costs for possession. Botts Wallace of West Ninth Street fined $200 and costs for possession. Robert Johnson of Vine Street fined $100 and costs for possession. Adolph Robinson of West Seventh Street fined $100 and costs for possession.
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Eva Meidel
Vine Street
Artin Leutsch
Spring Grove Avenue
Botts Wallace
West Ninth Street
Robert Johnson
Adolph Robinson
West Seventh Street
Testa. Avenue
Local Woman Injured In Fifth Street Fall
Miss Margaret Allen, 58, of 725 Clark Street, slipped and fell at Fifth and Elm, injuring a fractured rib and being treated at General Hospital. Police report a home entry on 1418 A Public Street with $220 in clothing stolen. Rex Mathé of 3601 Montgomery Road had $45 and a $75 gold watch taken after entry via a duplicate key. July postal receipts rose 17.14 percent to $536 331.66 from July 1924. Arthur L. Kymer announced the total. William C. Armbrust of Carthage, a substitute clerk at the main Post Office, was appointed clerk of the ird Street station replacing an unnamed supervisor.
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Margaret Allen
Clark Street
Fifth
Elm Streets
General Hospital
Mabel Ward
Aftans
Rex Matthé
Montgomery Road
Arthur L. Kymer
William C. Armbrust
Naurén Avenue
Carthage
Ird Street
Eee
Zinsle Avenue
Glensman
Europe
Squire Court Accused of Extortion in Dayton Area
Robert Spencer and Saul Kaufman escaped fines after speeding arrests near Sulphur Grove Ohio as Prosecuting Attorney Albert H. Scharrer probed alleged extortion by Squire Oscar H. Meschkit. State Examiner J. E. Cliffton reported the Squire and two constables profited from fines while the county got little, prompting calls for resignation and record seizure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Spencer
Observatory Road
Saul Kaufman
East Fourth Street
Newport
Sulphur Grove
Dayton
Albert H. Scharrer
Oscar H. Meschkit
Meschkit
J. E. Cliffton
Squire
Spencer
Kaufman
Fireman McDermott Secretly Marries in Hamilton
Fireman Thomas McDermott of Engine Company No 14 admitted he is now married after colleagues confronted him with the news. He wed Jessie Ashurst, 21, of West Court Street, Hamilton, planning to keep the marriage secret. He will be guest of honor at a Sunday chicken dinner and receive a new hat. Captain Alfred Purcell will be toastmaster. McDermott is 26 and resides at 1216 West Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McDermott
Engine Company No. 14
Alfred Purcell
McDermott
West Street
Jessie Ashurst
West Court Street
Hamilton
Fire Lieutenant Exam Passes: 103 Applicants Top the List
One hundred three applicants passed the Civil Service Commission examination for Fire Lieutenant. Alexander Blackburn led with 88.33 percent. Close followers include Carl A. Rogers, Carl H. Wood, Leo J. Kuhn, Walter C. Huxel, John Zierer, Thomas H. Fenton, and Charles F. BredeMeier, all named with addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commission
Alexander Blackburn
Chase’ Avenue
Carl A. Rogers
West Fifteenth Street
Carl
H. Wood
East Third Street
Leo J. Kuhn
Parker Street
Walter C. Huxel
Hull Avenue
John Zierer
Klotter Avenue
Thomas H. Fenton
East
Pearl Street
Charles F. Bredemeier
Hollinshade Avenue
Funeral notice for William F Serv attended by lodge members
Members of the lodge request attendance at the funeral of late Brother William F. Services are held at Spring Grove Cemetery today. Signed by the secretary George Arte.
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Das Werner
Wilam F
Spring Grove Maciery
Davia Deaths in Local Obituary Notices
Death notices list several bereavements including Dr and May Arreck Davis with a July 81 date and services at Spring Grove, and John W Sullivan died July 1 in Boston with funeral details. Regina Rist Landis mourns in Los Angeles with a sudden passing. Funeral arrangements reference Lyon Street and Spring Grove Cemetery chapel.
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Davia
Arreck Davis
Spring Grove
Frederick
Se” Fey
Koerbitz
Suuneral
Lyon Street
Rist—Landis Regina
Sauline
Los Angeles
Cal
Sullivan
John W
Boston
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Confessions OF A Queen
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