Series of Auto Crashes on Safety Sunday
A series of accidents on wet streets left Johnson with head injuries and multiple bruises while Boswell’s car and Chief King’s vehicle sustained damage. Keim and Sauter treated the injured at Ninth and Columbia, both not in serious condition. Herbert Woods drove onto a sidewalk on Central avenue, striking a tree and injuring his young daughter Lillian.
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Johnson
Boswell
Chief King
Columbia Street
Ninth Street
Keim
M. J. Sauter
Ninth
Columbia Streets
Central Avenue
Eighth
Ninth Streets
Herbert Woods
Woods
Lillian
Court Held in Hotel Grants Habeas Corpus Writ
Judge Kelley grants a writ of habeas corpus releasing William Waldman on a 3500 bond after Waldman was detained for allegedly aiding thefts. Testimony linked Waldman to goods found with Albert Wells. Milton Ochs identified items as stolen from Ochs store. Authorities claim Waldman stored goods at a Mt Washington barn used by the Wells group following a robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel
Kelley
Hamilton County
Alms Hotel
Joseph B. Kelley
William Waldman
Burnett Avenue
Waldman
Co-operative
Sycamore Street
Albert Wells
Gladstone Avenue
Lester Wells
Mt. Washington
Wells
Milton Ochs
Wells Brothers
Ochs
Thomas E Kennedy Dies of Heart Disease at 65
Thomas E. Kennedy, 65, of 1821 Kinney Avenue, former editor of The Western Tobacco Journal and president of the Thomas E. Kennedy Printing Equipment Co., died at home of heart disease. Survived by widow Matilda and seven children. Burial in St Joseph's Cemetery after funeral at St Francis de Sales Church tomorrow at 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Kennedy
Kinney Avenue
Western Tobacco Journal
St. .Joseph's Cemetery
St. Francis de Sales
Burglar Ignores Gems In 3 Wyoming Homes
A puzzling burglar visited three Wyoming residences on Saturday night, examining private papers but ignoring gem collections valued over $1,500. In each home, papers appeared carefully searched, with thumb prints noted. at Pabodie, jewelry was avoided. at Shepard, jewelry ignored though money was hidden. at Danheiser, jewelry again passed over while $40 was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
William Pabodie
Wentworth Avenue
W. R. Shepard
Worthington Avenue
Shepard
Aaron Danheiser
Burns Avenue
Negro burglaries confessed in Hyde Park case
A Black suspect admits to multiple Hyde Park burglaries. Among targets was E M Beazell broker at 3420 Grace Ave. Detectives seek Barbour's accomplice and urge residents to identify jewelry. More burglary charges expected. suspect held on $10,000 bond after a pawnshop watch led to arrest. He claimed nightly earnings of 45 to 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Beazell
Grace Avenue
Barbour
Hyde
Fark
Frank Hall
Tme
Hyde Park
Anonymous donor offers 100000 prize for cancer remedy
A $100000 prize for a medicinal cancer remedy was announced by an anonymous donor through the Cosmopolitan Cancer Research Society of Brooklyn. The Cosmopolitan Cancer Print will honor National Cancer Week from October 30 to November 5 with clinics and conferences nationwide. Eligible entries must include treatment method, formulas, and therapeutic proof from at least fifty cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cosmopolitan Cancer Research Society of Brooklyn
Cosmopolitan Cancer
Twin Beds Opens Week at Grand Opera House
The Mayo Field farce Twin Beds drew a hearty reception for a week at the Grand Opera House proving that true humor endures. The show's cast retains its strongest players from last year and delivers laughter that stands beside tears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Bert Williams Prototype Emil Casper Tops The Land of the Impossible
Emil Casper leads the amusement segment of The Land of the Impossible at the Olympic with sparkling dancing and vocal flair. Bert Williams likeness noted in Casper whose wriggle and croon captivate audiences, while Rosa Bernard and Inez de Verdier also impress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Williams
Emil
Casper
Will H. Ward
Rosa Bernard
Inez de Verdier
Mazzard
Spellman
The Whirl of Mirth at Empress Opens Week of Action
The Whirl of Mirth opened at the Empress for a week of engagement with a show that improves as it goes. Led by Ert C. Hunt and Abe Gore the comedy delivers steady chuckles and a lively poker game scene with revolvers and bricks in view. Opal Wilson and Lillian Isen standouts among a cast including Flo Carter Robert Sandberg Corey Hunt Sam Eppinger and Frank Lambert. The chorus is billed as Blue Ribbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ert C. Hunt
Chuckles
Abe Gore
Opal Wilson
Lillian Isen
Ward
Flo Carter
Robert Sandberg
Corey Hunt
Sam Eppinger
Frank Lambert
Lew Jackson
Captiol Bills Feature Rupert Hughes Drama and Comedy
The Capitol bill this week presents a high class program with no vulgar novelty. Rupert Hughes Danger Curve Ahead stars Helene Chadwick as Phoebe who faces temptations and social ambition while balancing family life. Richard Dix and Lefty Flynn co star. A Capitol Orchestra opening with Natoma, Florence Enneking and John Niles vocal tableaux, outdoor reels of Yosemite and Alpine climbing, and Larry Lemon in The Rent Collector cap the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Rupert Hughes
Phoebe
Zayety
Helene Chadwick
Miss Chadwick
Richard Dix
Florence Enneking
John Niles
Yosemite Valley
Larry Lemon
Pola Negri Delivers Oriental Stage Prowess On Screen
A review notes Pola Negri showcases strong acting in an Oriental themed setting though some performances feel exaggerated. The piece highlights her expressive screen presence and the film’s decorative production values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pola Negri
Pola Negri’s
Playthings of Destiny at Strand Theater
Anita Stewart leads the Strand program in a drama where the heroine endures trials with two husbands played by Walter McGrail and Herbert Rawlins. The film emphasizes Destiny’s burden, strong staging, and Stewart’s screen presence in a stylized, sympathetic arc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strand Theater
Anita Stewart
Miss Stewart
Walter McGrail
Herbert Rawlinson
Destiny
Stewart
Snooky
A Kiss in Time and Chaplin at the Family Theater
An exceptional entertainment is offered at the Family Theater this week with A Kiss in Time a clever comedy drama by Royal Brown starring Wanda Hawley T Roy Barnes and Walter Hiers and Charlie Chaplin in The Idle Class a departure from his usual style in two roles one in a dress suit part and the other as a vagrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Family Theater
Charlie Chaplin
Royal Brown
Wanda Hawley
T. Roy Barnes
Walter Hiers
Barnes and Hiers
Chaplin Pictree
Chaplin
Selwyn Meets Petrova Manager on World Tour Plans
Edgar Selwyn of Selwyn & Co. visited New York to confer with Frank Matthews about Mme. Petrova's world tour. The star will perform in The White Peacock at the Shubert Theater next week and travel to Hawaii Australia China Japan India South Africa and South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Selwyn
Selwyn & Co
Mme. Petrova
Shubert Theater
Folk song concert for foreign-born in Cincinnati tonight
Foreign-born residents in Cincinnati will hear at a glance folk songs from their native lawn at a concert in the American House this evening. Thieves entered Frederick Mack’s home at 117 West Charlton street through an unlocked window, taking 370 dollars from a washstand box and 25 dollars from a cigar box. A duplicate key allowed entry to John Harkin’s room in the Columbia Hotel, Elm street and Post square, where jewelry valued at 15 dollars was stolen. Poles awaiting relatives were told by Dr J L McLeish that the U S quota for Polish entrants until June 1, 1922, is filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Frederick Mack
West Charlton Street
John Harkin
Columbia Hotel
Elm Street
Post Square
America
J L. McLeish
American House
United States
Harding Praises Marines After Virginia Wilderness Review
President Harding reviewed five thousand Marines at the Wilderness maneuvers near Wilder ness Virginia and praised the Devil Dogs for their role in defending a reunited nation. He spoke from a military truck after church services and expressed lasting pride in the United States Marines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilderness Run
Virginia Hills
Harding
Marine East Coast Expeditionary Forces
Brown
Smedley Butler
Butler
United States Marines
Camp speech shows enduring national defense bond
A speaker expresses genuine pleasure in joining the audience at a historic American camp. He emphasizes close contact with attendees and conveys a strong commitment to national defense. The remarks frame defense work as intimate and shared.
New Orleans Divided into Two Dioceses
Rome reports New Orleans is split into two dioceses. One seat will be at Lafayette in the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
New Orleans
Lafayette
Funeral services for George W Bacon in Carthage
George W. Bacon 69 of 29 West Seventy Fourth Street Carthage died Saturday afternoon after an apoplexy while walking home. He was a salesman for E K Webster Company 201 Walnut Street for twenty seven years. Burial at Spring Grove Cemetery. He was born in Cincinnati and was a Mason. His widow survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Bacon
West Seventy Fourth Street
Carthage
Spring Grove
Mr. Bacon
E. K. Webster Company
Walnut Street
Cincinnati
Foley Trial Package Offer Promises Remedies by Mail
An old advertisement invites readers to cut out a slip and mail five cents to Foley & Co. in Chicago for a trial package of Foley products including Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. The offer requires the writer to clearly print name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
Burgers and Beaths Lead Weekend Obituary Notices
A list of funeral notices dated early October reports deaths including George W. Bacon aged about 70, Walter W. Funke in his forty-third year, Margaret C. Gagnon, Thomas E. Kennedy, Nora Reedy Kyte, Amos A. McLaughlin, Erwin Maienschein, Esther Wise, Clinton Zollinger, and others. Details include residence addresses in Carthage and Hyde Park, service times, and burial or church rites.
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Bacon George W
Amanda M. Langdon Bacon
West Seventy-fourth Street
Carthage
Spring Grove Céemeery
Funke
Walter W
Marguerite Funke
Suhr
Vestry Avenue
Gagnon
Margaret C
John D. Gagnon
May Street
Bethesda Hospital
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan and
Upland Place
Kennedy
Thomas E. Kennedy
Matilda Kennedy
Bertha McLaughlin
Swiece
Tesiderice
East Fifth Street
Newrot
Maysville
Maienschein
Erwin
Joseph
Ida
Hahn
Elm Street
Church of the Covenant
Eighth and
Elm Streets
Wise
Esther
Abram Wise
Oan
North Warwick Apartments
Avodale
Chapel United Jewish Cemetery
Walnut Hills
Es Olluinger
Clinton Keusband
Herb Co
Zollinger
Hewitt Avenue
eMillan
Funeral notices for Salmon Jones Walter Funke and members
Fraternal orders request attendance at funerals for Salmon Jones Walter Funke and other members. Services listed at Scottish Rite Cathedral and Cincinnati area addresses with times on October 3, 1921. Officers urge Elks and K T Guard of Honor to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salmon Jones
Louis Wirth
F. WM. Harte
Cincinnati Lodge No. 5
B. P. Q. Elks
Elks
Walter W. Funke
Vestry Avenue
Clifton Heights
Cincinnati Commandery
K. T
Salmon Jones Renato
Attis Te Cathedral
Posen
Rederick L. Hoffman
Alfred S. Brown
P. C
Executor's sale of real estate in Cincinnati Ohio
Public auction on October 14 1921 at 2 30 p m on premises 1212 Vine street Cincinnati Ohio to sell Lot sixty nine in Joseph Benham subdivision described as in Hamilton County Ohio property tied to the Meyer family with a 25 000 valuation and terms one third cash and balance in one and two years at six percent mortgage security Executor Henry G Hauck of Joseph Meyer deceased attorney George F Conner Auctioneer Frederk A Schmidt Company agents September 12 1921
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Ohio
Vine Street
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Joseph Benham
Twelfth Street
William Meyer
Joseph Meyer
Bereere Trum
Hio
Henry G. Hauck
H. G. Hauck
George F. Conner
Fred’k A. Schmidt
East Fourth Street
Sheriff Sale Planned in Mount Healthy Ohio Lots
The Hamilton County sheriff will offer re sale of three vacant lots in Mount Healthy on Friday October 7 1921 at 2 oclock pm. The blocks 12 19 and 26 of Grandview Subdivision plus Lot 3 4? 675 are priced 75 to 675 dollars. Court order in case Kunzelmann v Kunzelmann et al.. Cash payable on sale day. Ferdinand Bader sheriff. John J Wenner deputy. Edward A Tepe attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kunzelmann
Mount Healthy
On County
Ohio
Center Street
First Street
Phoenix Avenue
Hamilton County
John C. Kunzelmann, Jr
Charles Jacob Kunzelmann
Ferd Bader
Hamilston County
John J. Wenner
Edward A. Tepe
Cincinnati
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Signor Monti
R. M. d’Angelo
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Walnut Theater
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London
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Big Chorus World
Burlesque
Dave Marion
Marion
Lodge
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Jas. S. Richardson
Bint Ee
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Gilbert Ave
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Freeman Aveéenne
Weat
Teasdale
Burwood Shade Co
Walnut St
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Tur Baxter Ansle
Sohn
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Britt Wood
Frankie Lee
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Mack Sennett
KET Ris
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Sarria G
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Grace Leigh Co
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