Wound Threat Mentioned in Late Night Medical Update
Report notes a recovery hope if blood poisoning or lockjaw do not result from the wound.
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 34 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1925
Page
2
Report notes a recovery hope if blood poisoning or lockjaw do not result from the wound.
Treasury recommendations to Congress expect tax reductions to lower internal revenue receipts by 350 to 400 million dollars, widening the gap between receipts and expenditures. President Coolidge and Secretary Mellon aim for a broader, more scientific revenue law while trimming 1926 and 1927 fiscal outlays.
Hamp ton Zeigler of Huntington Park was killed and W Coe of the same city was badly hurt when the airplane they rode crashed near Los Angeles today. The AP report notes the fatality and serious injury in the crash.
Five African American suspects questioned after an attempted robbery at a filling station at Main and Murray in St Bernard. Mansfield police reported the car used by the group was issued to Edward Hamels, one of the suspects.
Lieutenant Ernesto Sardinelli Becci, First Assistant Secretary of Italy's Interior Ministry, arrived in New York to find his planned August 12 marriage to Miss Nancy Sayles of Pawtucket postponed while at sea. Jewelry worth 37500 was left with customs. Religious differences were suggested as the cause. The groom faced a possible return to Italy after the delay.
Air mail pilot Harry A. Chandler 31 of New Brunswick New Jersey crashed into the Susquehanna River near Bloomsburg as night flying began on the New York Chicago route. Despite a fractured skull and other injuries, Chandler directed rescuers to remove the mail and later recovered personal belongings from the river shore. All thirteen regular pouches and the one registered pouch were saved. one mail piece was undeliverable. The plane lies nose in river bed with tail and right wing exposed as Chandler, now hospitalised, was described as a World War veteran and Army Reserve Corps captain.
Mildred Hiller seven, of 1708 Western avenue, was struck by a car driven by Nathan Fuller twenty two of 615 Manitou street at Poplar street and Western avenue. She was taken to St. Mary's Hospital in serious condition. Fuller was arrested for reckless driving.
A fire of unknown origin destroyed the residence of P. Watters at 3979 Washington avenue Cleves last night while the family was away. Damage totaled about 2200 with $1000 insured on the house and furnishings a total loss.
Reports describe a Washington march of robed Klansmen from the capital to the White House starting 8 p m with police guarding the route. Disputes over crowd size and leadership flare as Mueller and Evans clash while a fiery cross and speeches are planned at the Mall and a Virginia service Sunday.
The article reports that Mr Wilson of Rhea Springs seeks an injunction and final decree voiding Tennessee’s anti evolution statute. Dr Neal, senior counsel in the Scopes trial, says the Wilson bill is separate and argues for a modern public school education and a conflict between evolution and Biblical creation. Wilson, a Southern Methodist, emphasizes belief in God while rejecting a literal biblical creation.
Douglas Robbins of Greenwood Indiana issues a challenge for a debate with Clarence Darrow on the truth and accuracy of the Bible. The time and place would be set by mutual agreement later.
Grandfather and mother accompany a boy to Cincinnati after a bean lodged in his lung. Dr McCarthy performs a five minute operation with tube forceps, predicting a full recovery within a day. The journey covered 390 miles by auto with one tire puncture, ending in careful post operative care for the patient and his mother.
Deaths and memorial notices list Beaths Beresford Edward 17 in Bath. Durham Edward Alonzo at Good Samaritan. Hinssen Louis F. at Cheviot. Tor neereassed away at 1942 Fairfax deneck. Thomas John W. in Fort Thomas area. Widerschein Essie nee Joey see. Funeral details and mass times provided for several, with residence and burial notes and requests for copies.
A fragmented OCR list mentions Cremation Sanitary Aesthetic Boteen Cin, Cremation Con Union Central Bidg M 3098 Frew Booklet Frese Chapel. The text appears to catalog vendors or entities connected with cremation services and related facilities.
The Busse and Borgmann Co funeral directors list address at 1517 Freeman Avenue with three chapels. Non sectarian service offered and no charges stated.
Carl Pletz long time city editor of the Cincinnati Freie Presse died at his Mt. Auburn home aged 63 after a six month illness. Funeral Monday at his home and Walnut Hills Cemetery. Survived by wife Martha, two sons Arthur and Alexander, two daughters Gertrude Condit and Mrs Earl McLeod. He began as a New York correspondent, edited in Baltimore, then Cincinnati Volksblatt for 35 years before leading the Freie Presse. He authored essays on Ohio Mississippi river history and was active in German clubs and societies.
Charles Schneider a 76 year old real estate operator died at his Kirby road and Glen Parker avenue Northside home yesterday from a cerebral hemorrhage. A longtime Northside resident he came to Cincinnati from Dielinger Germany at 16. He ran a millinery store at 522 West Fifth, later postmaster and general store operator at Peach Grove, and more recently worked in real estate. He leaves a widow five sons and two daughters. Funeral Monday at 2 PM at his residence with Rev Henry Huebschmann officiating. Burial in Spring Grove Cemetery.
Charles Henry Hyde aged 72 of 1942 Fairfax avenue died yesterday morning after a week long illness. A Cincinnati native since age ten, he leaves wife Elizabeth four sons Clarence Thomas Charles and William of Cincinnati a sister Mrs W Mosman of Boston and W Mack Johnson of Walnut Hills. Funeral arrangements by East McMillan funeral director with services Monday at 2 30 pm in the chapel and burial at Spring Grove Cemetery.
Captain Samuel C. Gold, 85, last survivor of the guard of honor at Lincoln's body in Chicago, died today in Sedalia Missouri. He led a company in the funeral procession for the martyred president and had commanded the honor guard of fourteen officers.
In Miami on August 7, William Jennings Bryan Jr. appeared with two lawyers before Judge Blanton to discuss appointing an administrator as the will of William Jennings Bryan is set to be filed in Dade County Probate Court tomorrow. The will reportedly failed to name anyone as executor.
A list of marriage licenses with names and street addresses across multiple Ohio locations including Norwood Greenville and Cincinnati. Entries include individuals such as A Bucher Jr Helen Miller Roy Graham Stella Garvey Lewis Shorter and many others with addresses like 8762 S Lawrence Ave 3269 Work Road 2410 McMicken Ave and 1136 Gest Street.
New York August seventh. Supreme Court Justice Ingraham issued an order requiring all interested parties to show cause why Mrs. Alice Vanderbilt should not be allowed to sell the Vanderbilt mansion at Fifth Avenue and Fifty seventh Street. She seeks permission to sell for 7 100 000 due to neighborhood changes making it unsuitable as a dwelling. The mansion, built in 1897, had an assessed value of 1 550 000.
The body of an unidentified man about 35 was found in the river near Toledo with a stone around his neck. Clothes laid on a newspaper and others draped on a limb suggesting self inflicted drowning. Papers show the first name Ed and laundry marks E D 8.
Ohio will see showers and possible thunderstorms Saturday with Sunday partly cloudy and possible showers in the north. Kentucky experiences showers and thunderstorms Saturday cooler by night with Sunday generally fair. Indiana shows partly cloudy Saturday and Sunday with scattered thunder showers and warmer in the northwest. The table lists current highs and lows and 24 hour precipitation across several cities including Chicago Denver Spokane Louisville and San Diego.
A collection of birth notices listing parents and newborns along with street addresses and occasional spouses. Includes Becker Fred and Clara a girl at 1714 Martha Avenue and Durham Nathan and Bertha a boy at 1262 Elm, among others across numerous streets.
Steamship notices list arrivals and departures with vessels including Dante Alighierit Columbus Mauretania Tivives Ancon Rotterdam Due Pipers Suffren Huron Ast Westerdijk Celtic Lescamnel George Waston Columbia Palen Naples Orbita Hamburg Mayaro Rosalind Ft Victoria Orizaba Cuyamapa Bolivar Montoso Calamares Hesleyside Metapan Amazone Vandyck sailing to ports like Rotterdam Bremen Glasgow Liverpool Havana Bermuda San Juan La Guayra Rio de Janeiro and more with various scheduled times for the day.
The Ohio River near Cincinnati stood at 9.9 feet at 6 o clock last night. The fragment notes the stage and mentions river conditions though details are incomplete.
Greene Line announces Saturday departure adjustments for routes serving Ironton Ashland Catlettsburg Huntington Gallia and nearby stops. Immediate changes affect pickup points and travel times as commuter demand shifts.
Cruisilla Taggart, the American dancer, performed a fox trot on the narrow top ledge of the Eiffel Tower, swaying with a smile as spectators watched from nearly a thousand feet below, while Paris Soir reported the stunt.
Romeo Forlini of New York City was held in Hamilton Ontario as a fugitive wanted for the 1923 robbery of bonds valued at 1,250,000 from Centerville Missouri and other U S cities. He waived examination and will be returned to the United States by a Secret Service agent.
In a New York safety deposit box seized from Roméo Forlini held in Hamilton Ontario authorities recovered bonds linked to an $80,000 robbery at the First National Bank of Marissa Illinois in 1919. Also found were bonds from the Bank of Centerville Missouri robbery on April 18, 1923.
A shortage of 5828.25 in the accounts of Frank A. Brown treasurer of Gateway Lodge express division of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks was discovered and Brown fled. The defalcation covered eighteen months, according to G. H. Nicholson general chairman of the midwest division.
Reports from the Suediah region say French casualties exceed 200 killed and 600 wounded as fighting with Syrian rebels continues. French equipment was largely captured by Druse tribesmen.
County Surveyor E A Gast reports oiled roads in the past week including Struble road from Cincinnati Hamilton road to Pippin road Win ton road from Mill road to Comp ton road North Bend road from Burnt Schoolhouse road to Vogel road East Miami River road from Harrison road to Miami avenue in Cleves O
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.