Clergy to greet new Archbishop in Cincinnati
A large Cincinnati delegation of clergy and lay Catholics will travel by train to Eaton to welcome Archbishop-designate John T. McNicholas of Duluth. Cardinal Mundelein and other high prelates will attend the installation proceedings at the Cathedral of St Peter with a formal reception to follow.
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John T. McNicholas
Duluth
Minn
Eaton
George Cardinal Mundelein
Austin Dowling
St. Paul
Joseph Pinten
Superior
Wis
4. Scese
Cardinal Mundel
Albert T. Dagger
Santa Fe
N. M
Dowling
Chicago
Cardinal Mundelein
National Council of Catholic Men
Cincinnati Deanery Council
Edward T. Dixon
Charles F. Dolle
Cincinnati Deanery
Archdiocesan Council
John B. Hardig
Edward F. Romer
Achdiocesan Council
A. M. Boex
Arch
Vincent Daumeyer
Bernard Fisse
C. J. Dannenfelser
John J.gilligan
Joseph T. Dilihoff
Bernard Rott
John Schibi
Edward M. Hurley
Martin Daly
Stephen Hug
Albert L. Comer
Edward J. Gormley
David P. Concannon
Richard Busken
F. C. Grote
A. J. Mazza
William J. Leonard
Cathedral of St. Peter
St. Louis Church
Eighth
Walnuts Streets
St. Gregory Seminary
Pinten
Cope and
Miter
Louis J. Nau
Nau
Wh. F
Mundelein
Froome Morris
Richard Crane
Shipping News From New York World Service
Shipping arrivals and departures listed for August 10 with vessels from Hamburg Havana London Liverpool Trinidad Valparaiso and more. Entries note ship names origins dates and sailing times as of today.
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Councilmen salaries at $5 000 debated for small council
Mrs Corinne McCloskey urged a $350 monthly figure or $4 200 yearly for councilmen on the new smaller council and Charles O Rose argued the work justifies $5 000. He noted daily meetings for six to twelve months to set up the city manager system.
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Corinne McCloskey
Charles O. Rose
Fifth Ward
McCloskey
M Bers
Illiang Stenger
Missing 14 year old Stanley Trainer reported from Cleveland
Mrs. Charles Trainer of 4231 East ern avenue reports son Stanley missing since August 5. Described as 6 feet 4 inches, 120 pounds with light hair and gray eyes, wearing a gray suit and tan shoes. Police also receive notices to search for A W Warman and to locate Jacob and Irma Eichel per Nellie Barbour.
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Charles Trainer
Eastern Avenue
Stanley
California
M. A. Bond
West One Hundred and Fourth Street
Cleveland
A. W. Warman
Bond
Warman
Nellie Barbour
Harman Street
Brooklyn
Jacob
Irma Eichel
Ohio Auto Clubs Move to End Roadside Speed Traps
The Ohio State Automobile Association plans a court challenge to abolish roadside speed traps. A special committee ruled Justices of the Peace lack authority to fine motorists for traffic violations, even on guilty pleas, and must bind cases to Probate or Common Pleas Court.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio State Automobile Association
Justices of Peace
Justice of Peace
Probate
Common Pleas Court
Missing man found after nationwide search request
A letter to Chief Copelaw from Inspector Petty of Norfolk police asks to summon Louis L. Miller, a wounded World War II era veteran and former First Lieutenant of Company M, 358th Infantry. Miller was discharged from Fort Porter General Hospital on August 14, 1919, and relatives report no word since.
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Copelaw
T. L. Petty
Norfolk
Louis L. Miller
Miller
358Th Infantry
United States General Hospital
Ft. Porter
N. Y
Births Across City Mark Notices From Local Couples
A stream of birth notices records new arrivals from numerous families including Burden, Burgdsal, Connor, Feldman, Fink, Fortner, Frolicher, Gabe, Heibe, Kaplan, Keeling, Korb, Linneman, Jefferson, Maas, McQuillan, Osborn, Schierlch, Starc, Thornton, Toney, Ahllein, Hermann, Irene, Zimmer, and Zoller. Children born to parents at varied Cincinnati streets and avenues. several girls and boys named in the listings. The notices reflect a busy period of family growth across the city with multiple households noting newborn daughters and sons.
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Heeieee
Helen
Montgomery Road
Burden
David
Lucy
East Third Street
Burdsal
Theodore
Luthera
Robertson Avenue
Oeee
Madeline
Kirby Connor John
Gertrude
Dane Street
Withtailiam
Ag Hazel
West Th Street
Don
Grace
Feldman Henry
Florence
Linn Street
Fink
Howard
Elsie
Townsend
Fortner
Thomas and
Viola
Clifton Avenue
Frolicher
Florente
Effie
Warren Avenue
Gabe
Charles
Wilhelmina
Dorsey Street
Hebe
Geore
Agnes
Colerain Avenue
Kaplan
Sol
Anita
West Eighth Keeling
Leche
Apple Avenue
Xem Bernard
Eleanore
Manns Ue
Bie
Martha
Laurel Street
Korb
David and
Vera
Glenway Avenue
Linneman
Anthony and
Laura
Enright Avenue
Eighth Street
Efferson and
Snowa
Faulkner Court
Maas
William and
Catherine
St. Lawrence Avenue
McQuillan
Arthur A Carrie
Levue Avenue
Osborn Charles
Angela
Jeffer Schierlch Stabby
Josephine
Cone 3
Starc Nesses
Marie
Seton Avenue
Thorntonry
Blanche
Central Anounee
Toney
Paul and
Rose
Carr Street
Aihlein
Julius and
Warwick Avenue
Her
Kerl
Thelma
West Ninth Street
Piney Tee
Irene
Oarh Avenue
Melrose Ave
Zimmer
Henry
Clara
Raymond and
Lillian
Sunset Avenue
Marriage Licenses Listed With Names And Residences
A list of marriage licenses appears with names and residences including David Hunt Chicago and St Lauren Jones 1524 Jones Street plus Emmet Klemm Harrison and Anna L Henke Harrison Avenue and W Seventh Street. Other entries include Isidor Friedman Kenla Ade Spito 215 Kinsey Avenue Maurice W Magill 4610 Simpson Street Catherine Stegemeyer 4412 Whetsel Avenue and Eugene J. Drachmann 541 Dandridge Street. Additional names include Alma Portune 347 Emming Street Frazier Robinson 1028 Zachariah Street Minnie Casey 1028 Zachariah Street Donald J Aubrey 24308 Watterson Street Mildred A Barlow 6812 Bramble Avenue Altmann 265 Renner Street Matilda Roether 2833 W McMicken Harry Brown Sallie Singlet.
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David Hunt
Chicago
St. Lauren Jones
Jones Street
William J. Crews
Della E. Reiskamp
Hackberry Street
Emmet Klemm
Harrison
Anna L. Henke
Harrisolvin A. Slutz
Warsaw Avenue
Scsessersseeseeem
Seventh Street
Dana Glendale
Eighth Street
Isidor Friedman
Kenla
O. Ade Spito
Ccicc
Seereeee
Kinsey Avenue
Maurice W. Magill
Simpson Street
Catherine Stegemeyer
Whetsel Avenue
Eugene J. Drachmann
Dandridge Street
Alma Portune
Emming
Frazier Robinson
Zachariah
Minnie Casey
Robert M Burton Dies at Wianno Club Cape Cod
Robert M Burton 42? years old of Reading road Avondale died of heart disease at the Wianno Club Wianno Cape Cod Mass He was founder and for 28 years president of the American Laundry Machinery Company and a director of the Fourth Central Trust Company His wife Emilie Taylor and children Murdock and Emilie survived Burial plans include bringing his body to Cincinnati for funeral arrangements Based on the readable text the story also notes his father Stephen R Burton former president of Lafayette National Bank and a long business career
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Reading Road
Avondale
American Laundry Machinery Company
Ross Avenues
Norwood
Wianno Club
Wianno
Cape Cod
Mass
Stephen R. Burton
Lafayette National Bank
Robert Burton
Clarence Annie Burton
California
Burton
Fourth Central Trust Company
Rockdale Avenue
St. Paul’s College
Concord
N. H
Emilie Taylor
A. O. Taylor
Tylor Field
Ferro Concrete Construction Company
Stephen Henry Burton
First National Bank
Elsinore
Cal
Cincinnati
Emilie
Murdock
Mrs Louise Kammer Dies at Walnut Hills Home
Mrs Louise Kammer 64 wife of Peter Kammer died at 2 57 Winslow avenue Walnut Hills after a year long illness. Lifelong Cincinnati resident she leaves six children twenty six grandchildren one brother and two sisters. Funeral at home Thursday 8 30 a m Requiem high mass at Church of the Assumption 9 a m Burial in St Marys Cemetery.
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Louise Kammer
Peter Kammer
Winslow Avenue
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati
Ida Carroll
Helen Poehner
Robert Dyer
Frank Bentz
Jacob Bentz
Adelaide Rieger
Hamilton
Wianno
Mass
Reading Road
Avondale
Kammer
Louise
Nee Lampert-Bentz
Iate
Church of the Assumption
N.Y
Indianapolis
Ind
Kessing
Joseph
Josehine
Hulte
Ann
Eee
Oldenburg
Joseph Landenwitsch
Westwood Avenue
St. Bonaventura’s Church
McDonough
James Albert
Berne
E. Grandin
Deatay
New
Chrest—Mary
Miss Emma Mosser Obituary At Home Of Nephew
Emma Mosser aged 62 died Sunday night at 10 50 at her nephew Albert Berne home 3663 East Grandin road where she had lived several years after about a month illness. She leaves sister Mrs John Berne and brother Theodore N Mosser of New York. Funeral services will be held at the residence tomorrow at 2 pm. Burial in Spring Grove Cemetery.
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Emma Mosser
Albert Berne
East Grandin Road
John Berne
Theodore N. Mosser
New York
Spring Grove Cemetery
Funeral services for August Brunst 73 in Cincinnati
Funeral services for August G. Brunst age 73 woodworker who died after a three week illness will be held Thursday morning at 8 30 at the residence 1558 Baymiller street a solemn leavitical high mass will be sung at St Josephs Church at 9 Burial will be in St Marys Cemetery He is survived by his widow Mrs Mary Brunst and seven children Margaret Josephine Marie Anna Clara Albert and Cecil Wilde all of Cincinnati
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August G. Brunst
Baymiller Street
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Brunst
Mary Brunst
Margaret
Josephine
Marie
Mrs Landenwitsch Dies After Short Illness in Cincinnati
Mrs Josephine Landenwitsch 74 life long Cincinnati resident and dry goods store owner at 1850 Westwood avenue died after a brief illness. She was widow of Joseph Landenwitsch who died twelve years ago. Funeral services set for Thursday at St Bonaventure Church with burial in St Joseph's Cemetery. Seven children one brother and two sisters survive.
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Josephine Mary Landenwitsch
Cincinnati
Westwood Avenue
Landenwitsch
Josephine
Mary Weiler
Joseph Landenwitsch
St. Bonaventura’s Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Obituary notices collected from multiple local families
Notices report deaths and funeral details for Mary A Bowman Louise Kammer Robert Burton Louise Kessing Cooten Landenwitsc Mary McDonough James Albert Moss er Chrest Mary Birthwhistle and others with varying funeral times and locations across Cincinnati Walnut Hills Indianapolis Oldenburg and Ludlow reflecting a regional obituary brief.
Three Chapels Non-sectarian Funeral Service Banner
Sluitery acathetic details the Busse Borgmann Co Funeral Directors at 1617 Freeman Avenue offering cremation through Modern Cremation union Sextrei Sas. No charges listed for services.
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Sextrei Sas
I. Seseree Chapel
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
France seeks gentlemans offer to settle war debt to United States
Finance Minister Caillaux previews France's plan to repay war debts to Britain and the United States. He favors a cautious return to a gold basis, with a sinking fund in 1926 and a London meeting with Winston Churchill to discuss debt to Great Britain. Two French commissions may travel to Washington to meet the American Debt Funding Commission. He cites 250 million francs total cost of the military actions in Morocco.
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Washington
France
United States
Atlantic
Ministry of Finance
America
M. Caillaux
London
Winston Churchill
Chance
Great Britain
Maco
Abe
Negroes Attack City Police in East Front Street Disorder
Detectives and traffic squad quell near riot after about twenty five black residents clash with officers in front of 327 East Front Street. Eli Adams, 34, arrested earlier for disorderly conduct, is held, while Marie Adams 22 Julius Simms 36 and John Simms 25 of East Twelfth Street are charged in later incidents.
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Police Department
East Front Street
Charles Stevens
Third District
Eli Adams
East Twelfth Street
Stevens
O Adams
Adams
Twelfth Street
Sandoz
Marie Adams
Julius Simms
John Simms
River traffic updates and incoming ships at Cincinnati
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 10.5 feet and rising last night. Vessels arriving included the Chris Gran from Charleston and Kate Adams from Pittsburgh. The General Wood was delayed by canal blockages at New Richmond, with forty passengers transferred to the Kate Adams and Hatfield. The Chris Green sails to Pomeroy this evening, Betsy Ann from Pittsburgh to unload then depart, and Queen Cy expected from Lan leve with plans to return at 5 tonight.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
Chris Gran
Charleston
Kate Aa
Pittsburgh
Louieville
Andes
Madison
Ind
Kate Ada
Louisville
General Wood
Kate Adams
Hatfield
New Richmond
Mage Vary
Teral Wood
Fugue
Chris Green
Pomeroy
Betsy Ann
Lanleve
Greene Line Steamer Chris Greene Sails August 11 to Portsmouth and points
The steamer Chris Greene departs Tuesday at 5 p.m. from the Greene Line wharfboat for Portsmouth Ironton Ashland Catlettsburg Huntington Gallipolis Pom eroy and intermediate points. Telephone Main 1457.
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Greene Line
Chris Greene
Portsmouth
Ironton
Ashland
Catlettsburg
Huntington
Gallipolis
Pomeroy
Weather synopsis for Ohio and neighboring states with temperatures
Ohio sees fat Tuesday with increasing cloudiness and possible showers in western parts. Kentucky Tennessee partly to mostly cloudy with likely thunder showers and little temperature change. West Virginia generally fair with little change. Indiana partly to mostly cloudy with possible local showers or storms and cooler warmth.
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Outpatient Hospital Bid Rejections Prompt City Action
At AglAice the General Hospital will be reopened by order of Charles E Tudor city director on recommendation of Ernst Von Bargen City Purchasing Agent Ador rejected two bids by electrical firms for the work More than 12 000 persons share expected bids for new Alt Revenue outing by Colter Company to attend the outing Free admission tickets available at groceries
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Charles E. Tudor
Cty
Ernsst
von Bargen
Ador
Pers&o
Colter Company
Columbia Gas unit stake sold to utility group
Purchase of a fifty percent interest in Serv-El Corporation, maker of electrical refrl as to H. G. Scott, Vice President of the Columbia Gas and Electric Company, and others affiliated with large utility interests, was announced today. Scott named chairman of the board and Executive Committee and will resign from Columbia Gas.
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New York
Serv- el Corporation
H. G. Scott
Vice Press
Columbia Gas and Electric Company
Scott
Columbia Gas
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