Missing 13 year old girl linked to burglary case
Mrs Alma Hartman reports Ruth Hartman disappeared after going downtown with $20 to pay bills. Ruth was to testify in the burglary case against Mrs Mary Powers Joseph Powers and James Borges, with two other suspects still sought. The Powers trio were charged in the Blue Front Tire store robbery at 404 Monmouth Street and await trial.
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Alma Hartman
Seitz Avenue
Ruth
Campbell County
Hartman
Powers
Monmouth Street
Men Chase Negro, Crash Glass Door in Covington
Wesley Kennett, 18, steeplejack, of Covington, and John IL O Connell, 29, electrician, of Covington, were arrested on a warrant sworn by James Withrow, a Raab Brothers employee. Withrow alleges the pair attacked him outside the Raab Company store, then kicked in the plate glass door when he fled inside. police report both men were drunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Kennett
Banklick Street
Covington
John IL. O'Connell
Hopkins Street
James Withrow
West Court Street
Raab Brothers Clothing Company
Fifth and
Elm Streets
Withrow
Raab Company
Kennett
O'Connell
Rotarians to strike at Lewis Mencken and other infallibles
New York Aug. 21 Rotarians retaliate against Sinclair Lewis and H L Mencken over critiques of Rotary clubs The New York Rotary Club president says Lewis is off his trolley and that writers misunderstanding clubs push a false image He defends Rotary as business leaders uniting for the common good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sinclair Lewis
Rotary Club
Lewis
Gharles E. Kerk
Mr. Lewis
H. L. Mencken
Zenith
Mr. Keck
Lawson Mourned in Chicago After Sudden Death
Victor F. Lawson publisher of the Chicago Daily News dies suddenly. Kin and friends gather to mourn his loss as messages pour in from around the world. Funeral set for Monday at New England Congregational Church with Dr Ozera Stearns Davis delivering the sermon. Burial at Graceland Cemetery beside his wife. City Council to hold special meeting to receive resolutions.
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Chicago
Victor F. Lawson
Chicago Daily News
Ozera Stearns Davis
Chicago Theological Seminary
New England Congregational Church
Lawson
Graceland Cemetery
Mr. Lawson
Births In Greenfield Area Families Record New Arrivals
A flood of birth notices from Greenfield and surrounding avenues lists newborn girls and boys for families including Kessel Dora at 8552 Bogart Avenue and Stratemeyer 2665 North Bend Road with a boy. Other new arrivals include Hennard Charles and Edna 2250 Spring Grove Avenue a girl and Slattery James and Catherine 4244 Franklin Avenue a boy.
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Ee Een
Elsie
Jameson Stree Greenfield
Henry
Sarah
Hessel Avenue
Kessel — Joseph
Dora
Bogart Avenue
Sarensen
Frank
Helen
Woodburn Avenue
Hennard Charles
Edna
Spring Grove Avenue
Heuschling Ee Agien
Lona
Gramke Albert
Eva
Harrison Avenue
Beard — George and
Hazel
Delhi Avenue
Ross—Everett and Mary
Stratemeyer
North Bend Road
Airy
Eagan
David End
Martina
Meier
Sowaers
John
Lulu
Sycamore Mehaus
Sylvester
Lucille
Star- Callis
Saceb
Leona
Geenley Street
St. Bernard
Gir
Slattery
James and
Catherine
Franklin Avenue
Norwood
Della
Belvedere Street
Newais
Martha
Washington
Seibert
Frederick Emma
Waverly Street
Pardick
Harry
Carrie
Rice
Stiens
Ella
Baymiller
Davis OP
Minnie
Keck Street
Licenses Listed With Residential and Hotel Listings
A digest of names including George W Breimerver Margareth Pfeffer Earl A Holmes Emma W Scott and others with license associations. Addresses appearing include 472 Dayton St Indianapolis 2702 Morrow Pl Boston Hotel Gibson locations in Lockland Chicago Nor Sacweak Dunlap and Delaney streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Breimerver
Margareth Pfeffer
Earl A. Holmes
Emma W. Scott
Richard C. Ford
Randa Beauboucher
Cecil E. Gregware
Elsie A. Heimbold
Henry L. White
Ethel Kesterson
Joseph Parker
Fy W. C. Aufdembrini
Eleanora A. J. Henry
Jomen
Dayton St
Morrow Pil
Indianapolis
Ind
Gibson
Boston
Mass
Lockland
Hemlock
E. Third St
E. Front
Laurel St
W. Eighth St
Bishop St
Nixon St
Chicago
Gilman St. Nor
Sacweak
Dunlap
Spring Grove
Dumont
Delaney
Middletown arrest may clear up Western robberies
Nelson Loors, arrested with his wife and child after a collision with Chief Williams, is suspected of robberies and safe cracking in Cincinnati Tippecanoe City Chicago and other cities. Police found two trunks five suitcases of silk goods valued at about 6000 in his auto and he used aliases Raback Covey Weinert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Middletown
Middle West
Nelson Loors
Loors
Williams
Ohio
Cincinnati
Tippecanoe City
Chicago
Garret White
Troy
White
Covington
Raback
Covey
Weinert
Batavia
Nelson Covey
Eastern Avenue
Fred L. Reinhart
Cincinnati Telegraph School
Third Street
Herbert Storber
East Third Street
Arrest in Mutilated Wife's Death Sparks Triangle Theory
Emily L. Baumgartner was arrested in Toledo within four hours of the discovery of his wife's mutilated body found in a narrow West End areaway. Police hint at an eternal triangle and detain a woman friend for questioning. footprints suggest anotherwoman's involvement. The husband returned home after midnight. the wife had left in disguise Thursday night to follow him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Emilyl
Baumgartner
West End
Oman
Missing relative prompts welfare aid in city hall search
Mrs Edna May 25 of Dorthy West Virginia appealed to Miss Henrietta Utz superintendent of public welfare at the City Hall for help locating her aunt Mrs Dorothy Anderson of Middletown Ohio. A meeting was set in Cincinnati but Mrs Anderson failed to arrive and Miss Utz placed Mrs May in the Home for the Friendless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna May
Dorthy
W. Va
Henrietta Utz
Department of Public Welfare
Dorothy Anderson
Middletown
River stage and boat departures in Cincinnati report
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 11.2 feet and 4. Mia last night at six. The freighters Tom Greene from Pomeroy departed Cincinnati for Louisville at five, while the Andes headed to Madison, Indiana, also at five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Tom Greene
Pomeroy
Louisville
Andes
Madison
Ind
Old man returns to Ft Madison after arson confession
Frank Bennett seventy says he burned a box car to get back to his home prison Fort Madison. He asked Judge Maguire for a life sentence, claiming the world is too hard for an old man. Bennett was homeless since 1922 and had served time for arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Dubuque
Frank Bennett
Ft. Madison
Porto Ricans Protest Sales Tax Under Coolidge
The Mayaguez Chamber of Commerce cabled President Coolidge to set aside the 2 percent sales tax enacted by Puerto Rico Legislature and Governor Towner. Stores closed in protest. a August 28 meeting will decide future action as tax covers most wholesale and retail sales while food and essential items are exempt.
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San Juan
Chamber of Commerce of
Mayaguez
Coolidge
Towner
Porto Rico
Congress
Porto Rico Chamber of Commerce
Miss Gerry to Wed F S E Drury of London
Miss Mabel Gerry of Newport announced engagement to F S E Drury of London by her father Elbridge T Gerry. Miss Gerry is sister of Senator Peter G Gerry and Robert L Gerry. Drury is son of the late Archdeacon Drury and Mrs Daubeny of Wiltshire. He is a widower with two sons and a daughter. The wedding will occur in autumn.
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Providence
KR. L
Mabel Gerry
Newport
E. Drury
London
Elbridge T. ‘Gerry
Miss Gerry
United States
Peter G. Gerry
Rhode Island
Robert L. Gerry
Mr. Drury
Archdeacon Drury
House of Commons
Daubeny
Wiltshire
England
Arthur Coke
DINTY MOORE DAUGHTER RETURNS FROM EUROPE
Miss Mary Moore daughter of restaurateur Dinty Moore returned aboard the Berengaria. She survived a broken neck and plans to appear on stage again in 1926. She credits Vienna surgeon Dr Adolph Lorenz for her recovery and will resume European treatment in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Mary Moore
Man Held For Mental Observation After Fall From Home
Police returned 55 year old George Black of 2314 Gilbert Ave to General Hospital for mental observation after a fall from his second floor home. He was discharged briefly, then found wandering dazed with possible memory lapse. Doctors suspect brain injury from the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Black
Gilbert Avenue
General Hospital
Black
Weather Across States Notes Fair Skies and Warm Up
Ohio and Kentucky see fair skies with a rising mercury and chances of showers. Tennessee fair with warmer temps, possible west region thunder showers Sunday. West Virginia fair warming, showers Sunday afternoon or night. Indiana partly cloudy Saturday and Sunday warmer. Temperature table lists highs, lows, and precipitation across multiple cities for August 21, 1925.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Portion
West Virginia
Indiana
Chicago
Boston
Kansas
Atlantic C
Steel
Brigham
N.orleans
Phoenix
Galveston
Spokane
Pirgh
San Fran
San Diego
Nashville
Winnipeg
Marie
the Pas
Norma
Aia
Nor
Joseph Bouchert 65 Found Dead at St Péter's Home
Joseph Bouchert a 65 year old bachelor and resident of St Péter's Home was found dead in bed after missing the breakfast bell. The attendant reported the death to the coroner. he had no known relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bouchert
St. Péter's Home
Riddle Road
Steamship News from New York August Shipping Arrivals
Shipping news notes arrivals and departures for August from New York. Vessels listed include forenceris from Havre, Stavangerfjord from Oslo, Iroquois, Giuseppe Verdi from Genoa, Zeeland from Antwerp, Sarmatia to Kingston and other ships with various ports and arrival times.
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Forenceris
Havre
Chain Tina Parece Bee
Stavangerfjord
Oslo
Iroquois
Giuseppe Verdi
Genoa
Lancaster
Poerbouty
Zeeland
Antwerp
Ugust
Sarmatia
Mary
Puerto
Sama
Kingston
Older
Monte Christi
Flora
la Guayra
92 Year Old Voter for Lincoln Hopes He Can Back Coolidge Again
A 92 year old Green Mountain boy from Marblehead writes to President Coolidge hoping for another chance to vote for him. Coolidge replies without addressing past or future politics as he returns to Washington amid a busy schedule. The presidential caravan traveled unseen through Holyoke and Worcester before reaching White Court at 6 16 p m after five and a half hours on the road.
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Lincoln
Coolidge
Swampscott
Mass
President Coolidge
William A. Aiken
Calvin Coolidge
Aiken
Marblehead
Abraham Lincoln
Connecticut
White House
Mr. Aiken
Washington
White Court
New
Senator Wadsworth
Rep
N. Y
Edge
N. J
Whitney
Edwin Barclay
Liberia
George Harvey
Great Britain
Northampton
Elmira Goodhue
Holyoke
Springfield
Worcester
Boston
Marlboro
Southboro
Charles F. Choate, Jr
Field Commanders Named by Andrews Plan Expanded Prohibition Effort
General Andrews names field administrators to build a mobile force aimed at cutting bootleg supply and supporting local enforcement. B. E. Ewing, Sam Collins, and B. E. Porterfield lead districts in Indiana Kentucky and Ohio as part of a three pronged attack on importation manufacture and transportation. Haynes will shift to supervisory duties while preparing to run for Ohio governor, with decentralization details to be completed by September.
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General Andrews
B. E. Ewing
Willianis
Chicago
Indiana
Sam Collins
Kentucky
Louisville
BE. L. Porterfield
Ohio
Columbus
United States
Andrews
Haynes
Prohibition
Prohibition Service
U. S. Currency Returning Home From Abroad
The Commerce Department reports that in the first seven months of 1925 American currency sent abroad to about 42.1 million dollars returned, while only 3.13 million moved outward. Germany supplied around 18 million, England about 11 million, with London handling dollars once continental reserves, aiding debt repayment in European centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
Germany
England
London
Department
United States
Europe
Paris Divorce Granted to Mr and Mrs Page Perin
Paris courts issued a decree of divorce for Mr Page Perin and Mrs Page Perin who wed in January 1917. Mrs Perin was formerly Jeannette Bean Dickson from Capragat New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
New York
World News Service
Page Perin
Missing bay horse reported by Ernest Walker in First District
Ernest Walker of 1106 Clark Street reported a bay horse named Jack missing from the rear stable behind the premises yesterday morning. Walker values the animal at an amount not disclosed in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Walker
Clark Street
Jack
Walker
Bellman Theresa M obituary notice details
Theresa M Bellman beloved wife of Henry Bellman died Thursday August 20 in her fifty eighth year. Funeral from 506 Linden street on Sunday with a mass at St Jovains 9:30 am. St Clara's Married Ladies' Society to meet at church Sunday evening at 7:30 pm. Eugenie M Werk died suddenly in Detroit burial in Cincinnati funeral notice includes details.
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Bellman
Detroit
Cincinnati
Lombardy Building Sold to Rosenbergs in Cincinnati
The Lombardy at 318 to 326 West Fourth Street between Plum and Central avenues was bought yesterday by Isidore and Samuel Rosenberg, women's wear dealers, from the Emery estate for about 200000. The seven story brick structure holds eighteen two and three room apartments and will be held as an investment. Earlier reports had Charles Sehnengold and Ben Bernstein named as buyers. The Emery estate denied the deal. Samuel and Jennie Karp acquired another building on Lock Street for investment, leased for ten years at 645 per quarter with a purchase option at 56000. A brick business building on Sixth Street near Elm was leased to Sidney F. Mills for six years with purchase option at 150000. Hannah A. White and others sold. A. P. Van Leunen & Sons Company was incorporated in Columbus to operate a nursery on Duck Creek Road Norwood with expansion plans. Incorporators include W. M. Stacey S. C. Bernhardt L. L. Burke R. Popp and H. R. Frerick.
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West
Fourth Street
Plum Street
Central Avenue
Isidore
Samuel Rosenberg
Emery
Cincinnati
The
Commercial Tribune
Charles Sehnengold
Ben Bernstein
Emery Estate
Samuel
Jennie Karp
Lock Street
East Sixth Street
Sixth Street
Elm Street
Sidney F. Mills
Hannah A. White
Columbus
Duck Creek Road
Smith Road
Norwood
W. M. Stacey
S. C. Bernhardt
L. L. Burke
R. Popp
H. R. Frerick
Egg of 21 Years Ago Opens Vacation Visit
London Ohio residents Mrs. Lee Foreman and the Fisher family trace a long correspondence begun when a cosmetic egg was sold 21 years earlier. The Fishers traveled from New Jersey to visit the Foremans at their home this summer renewing the longtime friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lee Foreman
Nepwark
N. J
Fred Fisher
Obituary James B Worfford Dies at 75 in Cleves
James B. Worfford, 75, a farmer of Timea Avenue Cleves Ohio, woke with chest pains and died within minutes from arteriosclerosis, his wife Elizabeth Worfford at his side yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Worfford
Timea Avenue
Cleves
Elizabeth Worfford
Retired Automaker Burgess B. Robinson Dead at 60
Burgess B. Robinson, 60, a retired automobile manufacturer formerly with Hayes-Iona Co of Grand Rapids and Iona Michigan, died in the Bronx while visiting his sister Mrs. Laurence McLouth. He retired about four years ago. The body was sent to Muir Michigan. He is survived by two sons and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York World News Service
York
Burgess B. Robinson
Detroit
Laurence McLouth
Bronx
Hayes-Iona Company
Automobile Manufactures
Grand Rapids
Iona
Mich
Muir
Slain for Hitting Child in Evansville Shooting
In Evansville Indiana on August 21 a 16 year old Devenas Taylor was shot and killed after he slapped a neighbor's child. The shooter was Ruby McIntosh the boy's assailant and mother of the child who struck first. McIntosh was released on five thousand dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Evansville
Ind
Devenas Taylor
Ruby McIntosh
Taylor
Tomato on Potato Wine in Winsted Mystery Plant
In Winsted Connecticut on August 21 a tomato sprouted on a potato plant at the home of W K McGill in a curious horticultural oddity described locally. The incident drew attention to the unusual growth graft atop the potato stalk and inspired discussion among neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Winsted, Conn
W. K. McGill
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