Presidents, Clergy Pledge Unity at Cincinnati Visit
Archbishop McNicholas receives greetings from city leaders and laymen as Richard Crane pledges loyalty to the church and nation. He praises Cincinnati as a moral force and urges Catholics to engage in civic affairs while honoring laws and traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane
Richard Crane
Order of St. Gregory
McNicholas
Kingdom of God
Mr. Crane
Madgt
Duluth
High
T. City
Cincinnati
Reformers and civic studies shape the common good
The piece reflects on a reformer's self interest while urging attention to human welfare and civic problems. It emphasizes elevating the community through practical social reforms and broader public engagement.
Minister Editor Held in Wildcat Oil Scheme
William E. Rutledge a 60 year old former minister and publisher of the Preachers' Magazine Kirkwood Missouri was arrested on a mail fraud charge tied to a wildcat oil venture He organized the Economy Oil Company and used his magazine to lure preachers who held 90 percent of stock into buying in with promises of 100 to 1000 percent dividends A bond of 3000 was posted and about two thousand investors nationwide provided nearly 400000 dollars in the scheme Preliminary hearing set for September 4.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
William E. Rutledge
Preachers
Kirkwood
Rutledge
Economy Oil Company of
United States
Curry
Breakfast in Moscow Aviators Dine in Paris
Captain Arrachart and Pilot Carol completed a historic three day flight around Europe. They left Moscow and arrived in Paris for dinner, reaching 9:15 pm, 15 minutes ahead of schedule. They covered 4620 miles at about 100.19 mph despite varying weather.
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Arbo Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Moscow
Arrachart
Carol
Europe
Constantinople
Bucharest
Belgrade
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World
Press Pub. Co
Intermediate base found for MacMillan expedition
Air planes from the MacMillan Arctic Expedition located a potential intermediate base between Etah, Greenland, and Cape Thomas Hubbard after two flights over Ellesmere Island. Bettstad Fjord, 100 miles from Etah, appeared suitable, with plans to move there as cold weather nears. The team warns only about two weeks of favorable weather remain before winter tightens conditions.
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Associated Press
Washington
MacMillan Arctic Expedition
Etal
Greenland
Cape
Thomas Hubbard
Ellesmere Island
Bettstad Fjord
Etah
Arctic
France May Send Petain Against Rif War
Paris reports the government plans to send Marshal Petain to lead the French offensive against Abd-el-Krim and the Rif forces in Morocco. Petain’s departure is contemplated around August 18, as Moroccos troops prepare for the fall campaign.
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Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New Y World News Service
Paris
Abd-el-Krim
Marshal Petain
Moroccos
N. Y
Rail agent promoted to general freight and passenger lead
F H Bremer of the Grand Trunk and Canadian National Railways was appointed General Freight and Passenger Agent for the territory with headquarters in the Traction Building. He succeeds W K Evans who was promoted to manager of the traffic department based in Montreal Canada.
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F.H. Bremer
Grand Trunk
Canadian National Railways
Mr. Bremer
W. K. Evans
Montreal
Can
Tragic Burn Accident Claims 5-Year-Old Elsie Seinhorn
Elsie Seinhorn aged five daughter of Nathan Seinhorn of 901 Betts Street died at St Marys Hospital from burns suffered July 17 when a candle ignited her clothing.
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Elsie Seinhorn
Nathan Seinhorn
Betts Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Porter Observatory professor’s house robbed on Avery Lane
Police learned yesterday that the home of Jermain G. Porter, astronomy professor at the University of Cincinnati and Cincinnati Observatory director, at 3314 Avery Lane was robbed. Porter is on vacation. items taken are unknown. A neighbor alerted authorities.
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J. G. Porter
Jermain G. Porter
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati Observatory
Avery Lame
Porter
Newtown man held on embezzlement and larceny charges
Garland Ratliff twenty four year old sman of Newtown was arrested yesterday by Detectives Preston and McDermott on embezzlement and larcery charges. Warrants issued by Catherine Schroer of Schroers Service Station on Madison road relate to two tires valued at thirty dollars and a missing eleven dollar collection.
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Garland Ratliff
Newtown
Preston and
McDermott
Catherine Schroer
Schroer
Madison Road
Missing Watkins and several youths sought by police
Ellen Phillips, daughter of presumed missing Jim Watkins, says he lived at 1060 Clark Street and may have been killed. Police checked the Clark Street address with no local knowledge of Watkins. They also search for missing Ersel Carlos 949 Richmond Street John Dudley Green 10 557 Carlisle Avenue Thomas Rudder 27 904 Vine Street and Cornelius Freeman 12 son of John Freeman 665 Steiner Avenue who left home and did not return.
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Jim Watkins
Clark Street
Ellen Phillips
Watkins
Ersel Carlos
Richmond Street
John Dudley Green
Carlisle Avens
Thomas Rudder
Vine Street
Cornelius Freeman
John L. Freeman
Steiner Avenue
Obituary: Fred Davenport Dies at Home After Illness
Fred Davenport 67 founder and president of Davenport Paper Box Company and director of several paper firms died at his home 987 Burton Avenue after a three month illness. He had returned from a National Paper Box Manufacturers meeting in Rochester New York in May and had been bedridden since. He founded the Davenport firm in 1888 and later acquired Crane Paper Company becoming its president. He also served as a director of United Boxboard and Paper Company and was active in Business Men's Club Chamber of Commerce Cincinnati Rotary Club and National Association of Manufacturers. He leaves a widow two daughters and a son. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 PM from the residence and burial in Spring Grove Cemetery.
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Fred Davenport
Davenport Paper Box Company
Burton Avenue
National Paper Box Manufacturers’ Association
Rochester
N. Y
R. H. Crane
Crane Paper Company
United Boxboard and Paper Company
Davenport
Business Men's Club
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati Rotary Club
National Association of Manufacturers
Aurilla Davenport
Edward Spingler
Richmond
Walter E
Cincinnati
Fred, Jr
Spring
Grove Cemetery
Mystery Identity Fails to Surface in Theater Death
A young woman found unconscious in a Cleveland theater Monday night died at a local hospital without regaining consciousness. Police and hospital staff could not identify her as hundreds called seeking clues. No identification was found on her or in her purse and tests failed to confirm poison or heat exhaustion as the cause.
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Cleveland
Motorcycle Skid Injures Dell Bonow Near Franklin Ohio
Dell Bonow age 25 of Blue Rock and Delaney street was thrown from his motorcycle on the Dixie Highway one mile south of Franklin Ohio. He was taken to Dr Hoffer in Franklin then transferred to St Elizabeths Hospital Dayton. Doctors say he remains unconscious with likely skull fracture and a broken right shoulder. He was en route to visit his sister.
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Franklin
Dell Bonow
Blue Rock
Delaney Street
Marshal Graham
Hoffer
Bonow
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Dayton
Bonen
Pocket Picked in Crowd After Streetcar Incident
Bert Yockey a salesman at 3043 Feltz avenue reported a pickpocketing after being wedged on a Clark street car at Fifth and Vine. He claimed his purse held 25 to 30 dollars and gave police a description of a suspect man.
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Clark Street
Fifth and Vine Streets
Bert Yockey
Feltz Avenue
Bomb Trial in Norwood Proceeds After Third Continuance
Trials of Norwood Chief Hart and Sergeant Piepmeyer were postponed again due to their attorney Edward T. Dixon being out of the city. The arrests followed a disturbance at Odd Fellows Hall linked to anti Catholic speaker Helen Jackson, with Walter G Brunk filing charges after a tear bomb allegedly struck him. Continuances set until next Wednesday.
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Hart
Piepmeyer
Norwood
Hilton
Edward T. Dixon
Odd Fellows Hall
Helen Jackson
Walter G. Brunk
Carthage’ Avenue
Births list from Madison Road area adds to August deliveries
A series of birth notices names parents and addresses across multiple streets. Boys and girls are recorded with birth dates in August, including Barclay George Theola at 1123 Oehler Street and Berg Albert and Sadie at 3338 Bonaparte Avenue, among others.
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Wel Agganes
Madison Road
Gir Ugust Barclay
George Theola
Oehler Street
Berg— Albert
Sadie
Bonaparte + avenue
Betweiser
Morbert
Helen
Esmond Street
Cowan
William
Lillian
Baum Street
Erman
Jos _ Lane
Burnet Avenue
Ever—Josephy Ls
Harrison Avenue
Koch
Henry End
Mary
Trade Street
Kager— Paul and Ee
Freeman
Symmes Y
Moats
Andrew
Kley
Dixie Avenue
Intertate
Prindle
Daniel& Sedhia
Lot Y
G. Schurig
Archbishop Dedication Marks Installation Ceremony
The solemn installation of Archbishop McNicholas in Cincinnati is described with Cardinal Mundelein officiating and Dowling delivering the sermon. The new archbishop accepts his role, recalls his Ohio ties, and asks for informed lay support while pledging to be a father and brother to all.
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Dowling
St. Pauli
McNicholas
Nau
Vatican
Mundelein
Christ
Cincinnati
Hand of Providence
Archbishop McNicholas
Providence
L’ Obeisanée
Cardinal Mundelein
MacNicholas
Peter
Ohio
Duluth
Foreman stabbed in dispute at Northern Hills Reservoir worksite
Four Black workers confronted foreman Carl Herbold after a pay dispute near North Bend road Mt. Healthy and Compton road. Herbold was cut in the back and left arm, treated by a physician, and the assailant fled. no serious injuries reported.
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Northern Hills
Winton, Road
North Bend Road
Purported Klansmen Sentenced in Dedham Riot After Meeting
Perley W. Libbey of Sudbury and Leroy B. Hall of South Sudbury received one year in the House of Correction after a Ku Klux Klan meeting at Islington on August 2. They were charged with possessing a dangerous weapon in an automobile and released on $6,500 bail pending appeal. Fifteen men, alleged Klansmen, were held with four shot during riots ensuing from the raid on Libbey’s farm.
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Dedham
Mass
House of Correction
Perley W. Libbey
Sudbury
Leroy B. Hall
South Sudbury
Islington
Libbey
Mob Lynch Negro in Scoe by mob near sheriff
Sidney Townes a Black man held in the deaths of Jacob McMullen and Mary Long was seized by about seventy five men from ScoBe Sheriff Will Frost and shot dead. The victims were old farmer Jacob McMullen aged 65 and Mary Long aged 70.
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Scobey
Sidney Townes
Jacob McMullen
Mary Long
Will Frost
Local Residents Listed With Addresses
A compiled listing names individuals and their residences including Lorenz Sehfott on Grandin road Barbara Schell Reading road Hilda Hofmand 8588 V ee pl George Armacost 2032 Vine Charlotte Seider 6810 Carthaze pike Sarah B Ross 4410 Eastern av Cecil J Clark Gladys D Gray Hartwell Bar Haney 528 Clinton st Elizabeth Manion 678 Clinton st Harry Meyer Findlay st Ada Meyer 1701 Western av Ralph Barker Ludlow Ky Elizabeth Meyers 2487 Ravine at Arthur Mahaffey Ladstone av Masters 1562 dstone av.
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Lorenz Sehfott
Grandin Road
Barbara Schell
Thomas P. Easates
Kenneth G. Crawford
Reading Road
Hilda Hofmand
Ee Ee
George T. Armacost
Charlotte C. Seider
Carthaze Pike
Sarah B. Ross
Cecil J. Clark
Gladys D. Gray
Beta Hartwell
Bar
Haney
Clinton St
Elizabeth Manion
Harry Méyer
Findlay
Ada Meyer
Western
Ralph Barker
Ludlow
Elizabeth Meyers
Ravine
Arthur Mahaffey
Ies Ladstone
Uth Masters
Dstone
Local obituaries list several Cincinnati area deaths in August 1925
Notices report multiple deaths including Mina L. Briggs Nellie Brockamp Harley P. Brown Robert Mitchell Burton Fred Davenport John Lehnhoff Mary Leimgruber Maude Odgers Max Schmidt Natalie Beck Walker Katherine Wordemann and relatives. Services and funeral details given with addresses dates and churches for each, highlighting interment locations and mass times where specified. Medical and church connections include Sacred Heart St Martin's Immanuel Church and St Joseph German Cemetery with a range of Cincinnati Norwood Avondale and Covington entries.
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Briggs
Mina L
A. C. Briggs
Wayland Avenue
Norwood
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan and Upland Place
Lewisburg
Brockamp
Frank
Nellie Brockamp
Mullen
Case Avenue
Price Hill
Church of Resurrection
St. Joseph German Cemetery
Brown
Harley P. Brown
Martha
McGinniss Brown
James Wilson Brown
Selma
Ala
Burton
Robert
Mitchell
Janno
Mass
Reading Road
Avondale
Davenport
Fred, Sr
Burton Avenue
Lehnhoff
John We
Margaret Lehnhoff
Polking
Marshall Avenue
Sacred Heart Church
Leimgruber
Mary
Martin Leimgruber
Emmahmer
Montana Avenue
Estwood
St. Martin’s Church
St. Martin's Married Ladies’ Society
Odgers
Maude
P.m
Vernon Manar
Cincinnati
Nefar
Immanuel M. E. Church
Tenth
Ussél
Covington
Highland Cemetery
Lafayette
Ind
Wordemann
kKatherine
Hiter
Henry
Elizabeth
F Nee
Funer
Woodburn’ Avenue
Anston
Salem
St. Park Chure
I Bers
Moeller Iere
Busse & Borgmann Co. Funeral Directors Firm Notes
Sani Anesthetic Modern Cin Cremation Ca rT Cremation Union Central Bidg Mi 3098 and three chapels listed by Busse Borgmann Co Funeral Directors Neon 1617 Carne Avenue sectarian charges noted.
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Sani
Cremation Union Central Bidg
Busse & Borgmann Co
Virginia group forms to push anti evolution bill
A committee named the Patriotic Welfare Committee vows to back a Virginia Assembly bill barring any theory of human evolution that conflicts with the Bible. The group meeting August 29 includes Ku Klux Klan members and allied fraternal organizations.
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Virginia
Richmond
Virginia Assembly
Patriotic Welfare Committee
Ku-Klux Klan
Junior Order of United American Mechanics
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Patriotic Sons of America
Patriotic Order of Americans, Daughters of America
The
Order of Fraternal Americans
Steamship News New York August 12 Arrivals and Sails
Shipping news lists arrivals from July to August including Vestris from Montevideo Homerie from Southampton and Manamar from Nassau. Departures include Mount Clay for Hamburg and City of Edinburgh for Capetown with multiple lines and ports worldwide.
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Vestris
Montevideo
Homerie
Southampton
Manamar
Nassau
Paris
Havre
Due
Troussillon
Bordeaux
Arabia
Hamburg
Ft. Victoria
Bermuda
Guiana
Trinidad
Silvia
A Johns
Sixaola
Santa Marta
President Adams
Sail
Mount Clay
Pittsburgh
Antwerp
Gotomska
Copenhagen
San Juan
Muibo
Valparaiso
Ancon
Port Au Prince
Finland
Cristobal
River traffic and river conditions at Cincinnati
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 8.9 feet and was stationary at 6 last night. Ships reported include the Pr ye Greene from Charleston and the Cincinnati from Louisville, with others from Madison and Madison Ind. The John Greene was due to sail to Cipior. Captain Billy Lepper observed river activity for the Neare company at the wharfs.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
Ye Greene
Charleston
Louisville
E Andes
Madison
Ind
Pet
Netawags Foruisville
John Greene
Cipsior
N City
Billy Lepper
Old River Man
Neare
Gibeu
Tom Greene Steamer Sails to Portsmouth and Nearby Ports
The Greene Line steamer Tom Greene departs Thursday August 13 at 8 p m from the Greene Line wharfboat bound for Portsmouth Ironton Ashland Catlettsburg Huntington Gallipolis and other intermediate points on the upper Ohio River.
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Tom Greene
Greene Line
Portsmouth
Ironton
Ashland
Catlettsburg
Huntington
Gallipolis
Charlesepee
Weather and burglary report from August 12 1925
Weather sections detail showers and thundery conditions across Ohio Tennessee Kentucky West Virginia and Indiana with fairer conditions later. A temperature table lists highs around 88 to 96 in several cities and a record for August 12 1925 shows cloudy skies and varying temperatures. Separately an attempted safe opening at Hale Justis pany 9 West Third Street is described as an amateur job leaving marks but failing to penetrate inner compartments.
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Ohio
Tennessee
Kentu _y
West Virginia
North
Indiana
South
Eastport
Boston
Atlan
City
Birm’ham
N. Orleans
Galveston
Pittsburgh
Uisville
Cashin
S.W
Hale-Justispany
West Third
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Om Sa
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Steamship News
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Matt Moore
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Patton
Frank Waller
Times-Star
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Orpheum
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Percy Marmont
Fox News
Fox
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Esberger
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First Daily
America
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St. Andrew's
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Marshall
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