Bond lumping on ballot endorsed for four roadands sewer projects
Acting City Solicitor Sandya Forchheimer says bond issues may be grouped by subject on the November ballot under Sub House Bill 75. Four groupings are street widening, street resurfacing and repairing, state board of health ordered sewers, and non ordered sewers. The city may issue one resolution per group and group two or more projects if policy allows. Copies were sent to the Mayor, Hornberger, Martin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandya Forchheimer
Frank 8. Krug
Soliettor Forchheimer
State Board of Health
East Fifth Street
Liberty Street
Madison Road
Forchheimer
Carre
Charles F. Hornberger
Public Service
C. E. Martin
Council
City Considers Use Tax Funds For Madison Road Repair
An opinion by Andrew H. Foster says funds from the automobile and gasoline taxes may fund repair work on Madison road. Landon Forchheimer requested the ruling as city officials weigh classification. With only about $16,000 left and a projected $140,000 repair bill, the plan lacks immediate viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Road
Andrew H. Foster
Bureau of Inspection and Supervision of Public Affairs
Landon Forchheimer
Madison
Mayor Carrel Receives Protests on Bond Issue Ballot
The Central Vine Street Business Association delivered two resolutions to Mayor Carrel. One protests lumping bond issues on the November ballot. The other opposes any ordinance banning heavy vehicles on Vine and Race streets. Safety Director Tudor opposes heavy trucks on those streets. Resolutions head to the City Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrel
Central
Vine Street Business Association
Vine
Race
Charles Tudor
Gasoline price cut in New England by Standard Oil
The Standard Oil Company of New York reduced tank wagon gasoline price by 2 cents a gallon in New England to 18 cents a gallon. The wholesale price in greater New York remains at 20 cents a gallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Standard Oil Company of
New England
Steck gains in Iowa Senate recount narrows Brookhart lead
With 53 cases tabulated in the Senate recount of paper ballots Daniel F. Steck the Democratic contestant has a net gain of 858 reducing the initial Brookhart lead to 527.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steck
Associated Press
Aee Ee
Senate
Iowa
Daniel F. Steck
Brookhart
Dutch Anderson Fugitives Target Florida After Dual Slayings
George Dutch Anderson, linked with Gerald Chapman, is believed to slip police lines en route to Florida after a pair of murders in Muncie. Postal inspectors broadcast his many aliases and describe a 43 year old Swede who speaks several languages and favors upscale hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
George
Dutch) Anderson
Gerald Chapman
Delaware County
Florida
Everglades
Charles Kilgore
Anderson
Big Turk
Chapman
Hance
Charles
Associated Press
Chicago
Ben Hance
George Anderson
William Anderson
Edward Bauer
Edward Brown
Henry Schultz
Fred L. Miranda
R. Teller
Iverdale Teller
William Black
George Brown
George Patterson
Peters
Sweden
Detective Dutch threats target Columbus private eye
Columbus private detective William J. King reports two threats signed Dutch. The first note, postmarked Toledo, warned he was next after his role in aiding a Chapman gang arrest. The second letter, postmarked Cleveland, warned that newspaper publicity won’t help him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
George
King
Cleveland
Police Pursue Anderson Gang Tied to Cincinnati Robbery
Cincinnati police investigate whether three men who forced Harvey Wagoner to drive them from Anderson Indiana to Cincinnati are part of the George Dutch Anderson gang. Wagoner was robbed of 21 dollars and threatened with violence after the handoff near the city outskirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Anderson
Associated Press
Ind
Harvey Wagoner
George
Dutch) Anderson
Wagoner
Richmond
Detective Chief Says No Official Word on Mystery Hero
John Seebohm, acting Chief of Detectives, reports no official communication about the coming hero of the three men. He notes police and detectives across the city have been on the lookout for Anderson since the murder at Muncie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Seebohm
Anderson
Muncie
Amundsen Plans New Pole Flight With Ellsworth
Oslo reports Captain Roald Amundsen, back from a failed North Pole attempt, plans a summer expedition from Spitzbergen over the pole toward Alaska with Lincoln Ellsworth backing. The reconnoitering flight aims to map Arctic regions between the pole and Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amundsen
Pole
Associated Press
Oslo
Norway
Aften-Posten
Roald Amundsen
North Pole
Spitzbergen
Arctic
Alaska
Lincoln Ellsworth
Radio Message From Bowdoin Reached Cincinnati Woman
Radio message from Commander Donald B. MacMillan aboard Bowdoin was received by a Cincinnati woman, signaling correspondence or contact with the Polar expedition ship during its voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin
Cincinnati
Donald B. MacMillan
Poison Fiend Working In Zoo
Toledo records a Zoo mystery as arsenic is found in the stomachs of two golden baboons and a black bear, all dead after healthy days. Dr. Reuben Hilty and ex-Chemist Kirchmaier confirm poisoning as authorities reopen a year of animal deaths at Walbridge Park Zoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Toledo
Walbridge Park Zoo
Reuben Hilty
Kirchmaier
Toledo Zoological Society
Hilty
Prince of Wales Arrives in Buenos Aires for Argentina Visit
The Prince of Wales arrived in Buenos Aires today, landing from the cruiser Curlew in the afternoon, to begin his official visit to Argentina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Presa
Prince of Wales
Argentina
Curlew
River Traffic And River Stage At Cincinnati
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 11.2 feet and was stationary at dusk. Vessels arriving included the Cincinnati from Louisville, Andes from Madison Indiana, Kate Adams from Pittsburgh, and Tom Greene from Charleston. Departures featured the Cincinnati to Louisville, Andes to Madison, Kate Adams to Pittsburgh, and Queen City heading to Louisville this morning. The Betsy Ann arrives from Pittsburgh at noon and leaves at 6 tonight, with Tom Greene heading to Pomeroy at 5 this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Louisville
Andes
Madison
Ind
Kate Adams
Pittsburgh
Tom Greene
Charleston
Queen City
Betsy Ann
Pomeroy
M. Agave
Pave
Dam
Seneeevereenees
Ee Dem
Parkersburg
W. Va
Pleasant
Eseveee
Portsmouth
Cencinna
Iné
Evansville
Aducaheesees
Seregereneerseees
Memphis
Tenn
Elena
Roe
Vicksburg
Miss. Tees
Beans
Franklin
Zanesville
Ivanhoe
Radford
Narrows
Hinton
K'nawha Falls
Reston
Williamson
Lagan
Pikeville
Nvi Tenn
Ee Greeeeeseretees
Keok
Neb. Seegeee
Little Rock
Greene Line Steamer Tom Greene Sails from Greene Line Wharfboat to Portsmouth and other ports
The Tom Greene steamer departs Tuesday August 18 at 9 p.m. from the Greene Line wharfboat for Portsmouth Ironton Ashland Cadettabars Huntington Gallipolis Pomeroy and intermediate points. Telephone Main 1457.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Greene
At & P.m
Greene Line
Portsmouth
Ironton
Ashland
Cadettabars
Huntington
Gallipolis
Pomeroy
Donahey Dies in Cleveland at 83 After Brief Illness
John C. Donahey father of Governor Donahey died at his son T. H. Donahey's Cleveland home after a short illness. He was 83 or eighty four, born in West Chester Tuscarawas County. Funeral planned in New Philadelphia Methodist Church with burial in family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John C. Donahey
Donahey
T. H. Donahey
Columbus
Rhoades
West Chester
Perry Township
Tuscarawas County
Catherine Titus Chaney
William A. Cox
New Philadelphia
O.) Methodist Church
J. H. Donahey
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
J. W. Donahey
Chicago Tribune
Grocer Pfaff Dies After Pearl Street Auto Crash
Frank K. Pfaff a 60 year old grocer of Riverside Drive died at General Hospital from a fractured skull and other injuries after being struck by a car on Pearl Street near the Pennsylvania Station. Driver Dewey Neal 27 of New Richmond was arrested on reckless driving with possible manslaughter charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Street
Frank K. Pfaff
Riverside Drive
General Hospital
Hamilton County
Dewey Neal
New Richmond
Riley
Pfafft
Reichert
Pfaff
Pennsylvania
Neal
Eastern Avenue
Robert Walker
Mayo Street
J Thomas
Roy Hicks
Denman Street
Paddock Road
Reading Road
Frank Heller
Llewellyn Street
Harrison Pike
Harrison
Heller
R. E. Cash Asphalt Paving Company
Spring Grove Avenue
West Seventh Street
Mary Ella Curtis
Effring
Scudder
Joseph Williams
West Sixth Street
Trio Sought After Reading Motorist Robbery
Cincinnati police seek three negro suspects in a Reading area robbery of Charles A. Dodson at Benson Street. The men in a touring car forced Dodson from his vehicle and fled with $200 after breaking the ignition and dumping the keys, near Oakley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Adler
Reading
Charles A. Dodson
Maple Drive
Oakley
Benson Street
Dodson
Taxation debate frames depots versus money as tax base
Ohio officials at the Farm Bureau conference urge a 3 mill tax on deposits to broaden state revenue and curb tax evasion seen in 1924 figures. Secretary James A. Devine argues banks would collect the levy and pass costs to depositors, while Assistant Attorney General H H Griswold warns utilities fight tax collection across counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
James A. Devine
Ohio Building Association League
Ohio Farm Bureau Association
Devine
Workers’ Conference
Bills’ Temple
Deving
H. H. Griswold
Griswold
L. B Palmer
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Man recounts gunfire and club attack at Pearl Street
James Gaff 38 of 418 East Pear Street told Police Sergeant Fricke two men fired two shots at him yesterday after noon at his Pearl Street address. He took the revolver from the assailant and warned him to quiet. While turned away the man struck him with a club and fled. Doctors reported bruises on Gaff’s head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Burneton
The
of Education
Board of Park
R. J. Wachsler
Union Street
Indianapolis
Charles Ketts
Bush Street
Covinyah Zeer Merthyr
Gind
Roach
Lane Street
Kenyon Avenue
James Gaff
East Pear Street
General Hospital
Gaff
Fricke
Pearl Street
Bruisea
Pickpockets Rob Three On City Transit
Pickpockets obtained 179 dollars from three victims yesterday. Two victims were robbed while boarding Coney Island buses on Government square. John F. Ahrens 1626 Sycamore street missed his purse containing 13 dollars on a Glendale street car. Bus terminal victims were John Blake at Dennison Hotel robbed of 60 dollars and Charles Goodman of Falmouth Kentucky whose purse with 6 dollars in cash and valuable papers was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
Government Square
John F. Ahrens
Sycamore Street
Glendale
Carthage
Mitchell Avenues
John Blake
Dennison Hotel
Charles Goodman
Falmouth
Obituary of Mrs Lillian R Jansen 39
Mrs Lillian R Jansen wife of George M Janson special agent for Connecticut General Life Insurance Company died at Good Samaritan Hospital after an operation. Funeral services Thursday at 1611 Grantwood avenue with high mass at St Mark's Church and burial in Calvary Cemetery. She was active in St Ann's Altar Society and Oldenburg Academy alumnae. She is survived by her husband a son Leon her mother and four siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian R. Jansen
George. M. Janson
Connecticut General Life Insurance Company
Good Samaritan Hospital
Grantwood Avenue
St. Mark's Church
Calvary Cemetery
Janson
St. Ann's
Oldenburg Academy
Oldenburg
Ind
A. P. Rennéker
Leon Janson
Anna Renneker
Rosemary Kunnen
Etta Janson
Alvin Renneker
Leon Renneker
D. Jacock
Avenue
Locust Street
Spring Grove
Hadley
Osieb Langdes
Kinney Avenue
Sagnet
Mackohnson
McMillan and Pland Place
Hunsche
Fred Urlander
Baltimore Avenue
North Fairmount
Spring Grove Cemetery
Janso Lillian M
Renneker
George Anson
Anana
St. Vincent de Paul
Morehead
Margaret
Henry
Aeneny
Gilbert Avenue
Bass
Orie
Ings Duerr
Bewife Arry H. Oyler
Glenway Avenue
Price Hill
Rye K
Funarel
Wilson Margaret
James Wileighty
Moo Coney Caer Weeden
Nam Residence Wiesk and Nearby Addresses Listed
A long OCR fragment lists numerous names and street addresses across cities including Springfield Ohio Bellevue Kentucky and Indianapolis Indiana. The scattered lines mention residents like M Walker 1412 Ding Rd and Mary White 1020 Foraker Ave along with others at places such as 66 Bey Rd 1044 Baymiller St and 501 W Seventh St. The passage resembles an address directory or voter roll snippet with no clear single event or narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiesk
Palawi
Eninaad
Springfield
M. Walker
Ding
M. Thersten
Bellevue
Fitien Russo
Peete St
Lincoln
Mary Whitte
Foraker
Bey
Arthur R. ‘Binder
Charles Loechel
Freeman
Dora F
Paul Holcer
Reilly
Minnie Thomas Dunlap
Louis Kramer
Groesbeck
O. Nettle Thomas
Nlap
O. Four
Liams
W. Cha . Purvis
Dorothy M. Screimer
R John Krone
Indianapole
Ind
Isleav
M. M.conneahien. Jr
Pana
Order of Der Harugari Elects Officers
The Deutscher Order Der Harugari holds a three day state convention at Odd Fellows Temple electing officers for the coming year. Toledo and Dayton members head the Grand Singer and Grand Treasurer roles with Portsmouth hosting several key posts. The session closes today with a zoo visit. about 600 out of town guests attended and Toledo will host next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Werner
Toledo
Gross Barde
Karl Orlemuende
Dayton
Karl Weidner
Gross -Aufscher
Johann Linck
Portsmouth
Gross Sekretaerin
William Bussmann
Gross Schatzmeister
Verwaltungsraths
John Hermann
Julius Hoertel
Katherine Stamm
Judge Woeste
Garrel
Alexander
Odd Fellows
Car Smashes Auto Killing Ohio Sheriff at Crossing
Albert Borraidaile 74, former Preble County sheriff, was injured when his car was struck by a Dayton and Western traction car at a crossing near New Hope. He died shortly after the collision, witnesses say the auto was demolished as the interurban struck it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Eaton
Albert Borraidaile
Preble County
Dayton & Western Traction
New Hope
Borraidaile
Richmond Pike
Weather summary for Ohio Indiana and surrounding states
Partly cloudy in Ohio and Indiana with Tuesday and Wednesday showers and warm temperatures. Tennessee fairs with possible afternoon storms, West Virginia cloudy trend after fair start. The accompanying table lists 24 hour temps from many cities with highs in the 70s to 90s and varying precipitation, comparing 1925 1924 1923 and normal values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Tennessee
West Virginia
Chicago
Algal
Oman
Atlantic Ok
Kannes City
Nis
Galveston
Francisco Salad
Az'ss
San Pittsbu Diego
Euisville
The
Fas
Glee Nooh
Cleas. Toma
Shipping arrivals and sailings listed for August
New York August 17 report shows arrivals Cedric from Liverpool and Juttgart from Bremen among others and numerous ships bound for Southampton Montevideo and Rio de Janeiro with noted departure times and ports of call for August. American ships from Buenos Aires Kingston and London also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedric
Liverpool
Juttgart
Bremen
Innekahda
London
St. George
Bermuda
American Ion
Buenos Aires
Aracas
San Juan
Yoro
Kingston
Ponce
Due—Anaguat
Majestic
Majestic, Fromampton, August 12. Orizaba, From Havana, August 14. Zacapa
Puerto Barrios
Martinique
Orduna
Hamburg
Onigsine
Anguet
President Wilson
Ponta Delgada
Aquitania
Southampton
Maraval
Trinidad
Rio de Janeiro
Santa Rosalia
Montevideo
St. Patrick
Bahia
Comayagua
Puerto Cortez
Obituary notices list multiple funeral details and durations
A damaged OCR obituary page lists numerous funeral notices across several names. It includes dates in August 1925, residence addresses, and times for services at various churches and cemeteries, with interments at Spring Grove and other local sites.
Sanitary and Aesthetic Era Cim Cremation Co
Sanitary aesthetic era Cim Cremation Co listed at Central Bide 3098 with emphasis on cremation services in the era’s local offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cim. Cremation Co
Central Bide
Busse & Borgmann Co Directors Named
The Busse and Borgmann Company at 1517 Freeman Avenue Three Chapels is listed with non secular charity. Directors include Vanega and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busse & Borgmann Co
Vanega
Freeman Avenue
Charzes
Prisoner Breaks Loose At Government Building In Louisville
Samuel H Batts 38 of 369 David Street Louisville and two companions charged with narcotic offenses broke from Deputy Marshal McHugh in the Government Building and fled down stairs before being recaptured. Batts had bond set at 5000 dollars with the others at 2500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel H. Batts
David Street
Louisville
Government
Batts
Gregory
McHugh
E. L. White
Federal Reserve Bank
White
George Stuckenberg
Waverly Place
Edwin H. Cain
Race Street
Batt
Missing Persons Telegrams Reach City Police
Police received two telegrams urging searches for people thought to be in the city. One from Gardena California claimed oil field worker Richard Gordon had died there and was a former Cincinnati resident. The other suggested Dorothy Goodridge 25 of East Cleveland may be in Cincinnati with Raymond Boltz 35 who left the city by car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardena
Cal
Richard Gordon
Cincinnati
Dorothy Goodridge
East Cleveland
Raymond Boltz
Birth notices list families and newborns across city addresses
Births note numerous families welcoming boys and girls at addresses including 516 Tusculum 2946 Burlington Camp Washington 941 Sunset Linn Street 1108 Gilsey 8984 Hillside 2615 Jefferson 3641 Verdine 2010 Vine 325 Oregon 128 Center 2889 Massachusetts 1708 Lang 431 Berry Bellevue Clifton Elm 25 Beechwood Ft Mitchell 340 McGregor 1320 Grace 508 West Ward streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdsall
Clarence
Margaret
Tusculum
Becker
George
Hulda
Burlington Place
Camp Washington
Brogan
W. B
Hazel
Sunset Avenue
Carpenter
Albert and
Lilling
Linn Street
Catanzaro
Frank and
Rose
Gilsey Avenue
Re and
Marie
Hillside Avenue
Gir Gerdes
Harry
Lillian
Jefferson Avenue
Rosane Anna
Verdin Ree Irl
Holland
Edward
Ida May
Vine Street
Heines— Hyman
Toby
Cleveland Avenue
Huff
Walter and
Mary
Oregon Street
nChad
Minnie
Center Street
Kron
Anthony
Martha
Massachusetts Avenue
Ea Eet
Georgia
Sycamore
Losacker
Florence
Lang Street
Leverman
August
Ella
Berryvenue
Bellevue
Matset Ad
Cora
Asi
Clifton Avenue
Mathrews- Charles
Marie Clare
Miller
Berlin
Myrtle
Spring Grove Avenue
Migchap
Aoe Pearl
York Street
Neu
Wilbur
Mary Florence
West
McMicken Avenue
Neimon—Hereld
Reen
State Avenue
Deterser
Lodema
McGregor Avenue
Sears
Albert
Beja
David Street
Jame
Kathryn
Dora Shira
Mathies
Elizabeth
Classen Schott
Walter
Pad- Schweikert
Paul
Marguerite
Crane Avenue
Taba
Franklin Erial Ulery
M Mary
Grace Whalen
Robert
Georgianna
West Ward
Bertha
Potter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Krug
Auburn Penitentiary
New York Mail
New Peaks
Wales
Arctic Circle
James Hobart
Elmhurst Place
Cedar Rapids
Ralph P. Robinson
Ralph. Robinson
Robinson
Boothbay
Business Men's Club
Hobart
Withrow High School
MacMillan
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Toledoo
Grocer
Building Association League
Lillian R. Janson
Order OF der Harugari
Steamship News
New Fors World News Service
Nework
Shipping News
Weaths
Tagele Otopo
U. S
Herbert Furniture Co
Chester Park
Greater Cincinnati
Dunlap Clothes ‘Shop
Arcadyd
Tonsas City
Marshall
Mich
Adam
N. Y
Ohio Truss Co
Cincinnati, O
ZOO
John C. Weber
Poe
Broderick & Felsen Revue
the Star Dust Trail
Shirley Mason
Bryant Washburn
Keith
Eugene O’brien
Laura la Plante
Johnny Hines
Capitol
Black Cyclone
Rex
Wild Horse
Son Chaney
Mae Busch
the Unholy
Irene Rich
Matt Moore
Norman Kerry
Virginia Valli
Stuart Walker
Craven
Orpheum
Sky Theater
Dorothy Devore
WHO
Pn the Review
Fox Comedy
Broadway Wharf
Fountain Square
America
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