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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1925

Page

2

Liquor Measures Flow Into House

Two streams of prohibition bills flowed into the House hopper in Washington. Wet proposals include repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and Volstead act, legalization of beer and wine, and a measure on intoxicating liquor defined by states. Dry bills push stricter enforcement, targeting bootleggers, diplomats, and enforcement gaps.

Washington Representative Hill Rep Dyer Hawes Dem Blanton Tex Judiciary Army Navy Marine Corps

Weather Summary for Ohio and Surrounding States

The report covers cloudy conditions and light snow potential in Ohio and surrounding states for Tuesday and Wednesday. It lists temperatures from various cities such as Eastport, Chicago, Boston, Kansas City, Omaha, Atlanta, Pittsburgh, Louisville, Nashville, Winnipeg, and The Pas. December 7, 1925 weather data include wind directions, rainfall or precipitation notes, and high and low temperatures, with a comparison to the prior two years and normals.

Ohio North Northeast South Kentucky Tennessee West Portion West Virginia Indiana South Portion Eastport Boston Kan Laolae Omaha Birming N. Orleans Pittsburgh Louisvill S.W

Firemen Elect Officers In Annual Association Vote

Alex Weis was chosen President at the Firemen's Protective Association annual election held yesterday. Other officers elected include Richard Davis as Vice President William Meilsinger Secretary Joseph Finnegan Treasurer and trustees for six districts: Martin Calhoun Joan Maisch Robert Beck Edward Geil George Weninger Oscar Patnick John Finnerty Albert Gerhardt Edward Carrol Daniel Mulcare Andrew Mundell and E Engelbert.

Alex Weis Firemen’s Protective Association Richard Davis William Meilsinger Joseph Finnegan Martin Calhoun Joan Maisch Robert Beck Edward Geil George Weninger Oscar Patnick John Finnerty Albert Gerhardt Edward Carrol Daniel Mulcare Andrew Mundell E. Engelbert

Marriage Licenses Residence Street List

A list of residence addresses appears to accompany marriage license notices. Entries include 818 Clark St, 1088 Oehler St, 417 Park St, 509 W Ninth St, 1114 Ocehler St, 1114 Oehler St, 1315 Vine St, 1106 Race St, 605 Elm St, 18 Main St, 627 Carlisleay, and 156 Walnut St.

Clark St Oehler St Park St W. Ninth St Ocehler St Oehler St. Keaned Vine St. Buen Race St Elm St

Amalgamation debated at Sons of the Revolution convention

The National Society Sons of the Revolution weighs merging with the National Society Sons of the American Revolution at its 1926 triennial convention set for April 19. A union report favored by William R. Sanders was opposed by William F. Gurley. Other items include memorials, fund needs for the George Washington Memorial, and officers elected in Cincinnati and Cleveland chapters.

National Society Sons of the Revolution National Society, Sons of the American Revolution General Council Gibson William R. Sanders Committee On Union William F. Gurley Chicago Illinois Society Ain Culory Selden Palmer Spencer Missouri Sons of Liberty State Society Mond George Washington Memorial Society of the Colonial Wars Ohio Queen City Club Colonial Wars Society George Richards United States Marine Corps William Libbey Princeton University William Whitehead Ladd New York General Socie Ladd Joseph Wilby Cincinnati Achilles Henry Pugh William Gwifin Mather Cleveland Cameron Haskin Sanders Eyverett Nelson High, Sr Victor Louise Tyre Henry Tomlinson Smith Jackson W. Sparrow Robert Ralston James Harry Brent Mackay Magnus Alfred Tate William Andrew Leonard

River Flood Updates and Arrivals at Ohio River Stations

The Ohio River stage near 19.8 feet last night as several boats report arrivals and departures. The General Wood from Pittsburgh scheduled noon, return to Pittsburgh at 8 pm. the John W. Hubbard from Louisville at 11 am, return at 5 pm. Tom Greene to Pom eroy at 5 pm. Stations list river stages and flood indicators for Pittsburgh, Parkersburg, Charleston, Evansville, and others with rising and falling trends.

Ohio River Cielanet Kentucky Louisville Tom Greene Charleston General Wood Pittsburgh John W. Hubbard Pomeroy Parkersburg Pleasant Ohio Evansville Ind Shawneetown Franklin Hinton Kanawha Halls Johnson Tenn Davenport New Orleans la Charleston Williamson Pikeville Dayton Nashville

Locks Exonerated as Youth Admits Robbery Trick

Morris Lachman a Vine Street shopkeeper had doubted locks after multiple break ins blamed on skeleton keys. William Hastings aged 19 and a 14 year old companion admitted entering via a heating register and cellar cover, Hastings claiming the younger hid the method and the cover on leaving.

Morris Lachman Vine Street Lachman Jimmy Valentine William H. Hastings East Thirteenth Street Hastings Neving

Feast of the Immaculate Conception Catholic Masses Scheduled

Catholics observe the feast with special masses for workers at St. Louis Church Highth and Walnut and St. Peter's Cathedral Ninth and Plum. Rev Father Henry H Buse of St. Louis arranged masses at 2 15, 7 30 and 10 o clock and at St Peter's Cathedral masses begin at 5 30 7 8 9 11 35 and 12 10 o'clock.

St. Louis Church Highth Walnut Streets St. Peter's Cathedral Ninth Plum Henry H. Buse St. Peter’s Cathedral

Widow Sues Railroad for 50000 After Husband Killed

Mrs Anna Lattner of 514 Channel Street widow of H E Lattner filed a $50000 damages suit against Cincinnati Indianapolis and Western Railroad for the death of her husband who was struck by a locomotive at Sheehan Avenue crossing while driving a truck for French Bros Ballier Co. Her six children lose their only support.

Anna Lattner Channel Street H. E. Lattner Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Western Railroad

Central Women’s Christian Temperance Union Meeting

The Central Women’s Christian Temperance Union plans a meet at the Y W C A Annex tomorrow at 2 pm with Dr Willi Mc Kinley Breckney of Grace M E Church Norwood as speaker on the topic Peace The rd Trustees meet at 1 30 pm prior to the main event In a separate item a woman reports a purse theft on a Hamilton bus with a suspect identified as Robert 28 a laborer of Hamilton and an affidavit charges filed by Miss Karthe Ktohn of Hamilton Ohio an employee of the Inter Ocean Casualty Company.

E Central Women’s Christian Temperance Union W. C. A. Annex Parlofts Willi McKinley Breckney Grace M. E. Church of Norwood Kleemeier Cincinnati Hamilton Karthe Ktohn Inter- Ocean Casualty Company Robert Petty

Attorney Clarence E. Barton Dies in Connecticut

Clarence E. Barton age 34 died at his New Haven home after a short illness. He will be brought to Cincinnati for funeral at his uncle W. F. Robertson's home. Survived by a wife and two children. Barton served as County Prosecutor and was active in prohibition cases. He taught at Lane University and Yale Law School. Burial at Spring Grove Cemetery.

Clarence E. Barton Cincinnati New Haven Conn W. F. Robertson Washington Avenue John Barton Luray Avenue Mr. Barton Norwood Harmon, Colston, Goldsmith & Hoadly Masons C. W. Blodgett Spring Grove Cemetery

Funeral set for Edmund H. Moore in Youngstown

Edmund H. Moore Democratic National Committeeman for Ohio and prominent Youngstown citizen dies. Funeral services scheduled for 11 a.m. Thursday. Body to be taken to Petersburg for burial near his mother's grave after lying in state.

Associated Press Youngstown Edmund H. Moore Ohio Petersburg

W. Thompson Heads Union Elects Officers

Bill Posters and Billers Union Local No 11 announces Walter Thompson as President Lewis Hauser as Vice President Edward Reuter as Treasurer and Secretary Robert Mathews as Sergeant at Arms Trustees named H Service George Thompson and Thomas Corly.

Bill Posters Billers’ Union Walter Thompson Lewis Hauser Edward Reuter Robert Mathews H. Service George Thompson Thomas Corly

Health Law Approved by Consumers' League

The Consumers' League board adopted resolutions continuing the Shepard-Towner law to aid states expanding public health work and renewing support for the federal child labor amendment. It endorsed Attorney General Sargent's move to empower the Federal Trade Commission to investigate the proposed $400,000,000 bread merger. National convention reports from Boston were read.

Shepard-Towner Consumers’ Seaffice Sargent Federal Trade Commission Boston

Bundled obituary notices from a 1920s newspaper

Beaths Barton Clarence Earle aged 34 died Sunday December 6 at New ae Bee nn residence of Kealee Wohen 3550 Washington Ave Avondale. Burdsalil Shirlie Bell Burdsall wife of Theodore Burdsall of 2886 Stanton av died December 5 1925. Services Tuesday December 3 10 30 a.m. W Mack Johnson funeral home interment Highland Cemetery. Exterkamp Henry husband of Exterkamp nee Hillman suddenly at 8456 Bakewell St Bovimaton Ky. Mass at St Patrick Church December 9 interment Mother of God Cemetery. Pinned Timaret nee Veitch beloved sister of Charles Matlin December 5 8 30 a.m. funeral December 9 from Mrs Wilnee Muse 28 Huey Ave Delhi Ohio. Khuon Wilhelmina widow of Max Khuon December 6 1925 at 904 assay Street funeral from W Mack Johnson December 9 8 15 a.m. Mass Church of Assumption 8 30 a.m. Mehlmople Louise B wife of late Mr and Mrs F Mehlhope Hyde Park died December 6 1925 at 4 pm services December 8 Spring Grove Chapel Nashville papers please copy.

Burdsalil Shirlie Bell Burdsall Theodore Burdsall Stanton Avenue Mack. Johnson McMillan and Upland Place Highland Cemetery Exterkamp Henry Segulent St. Patrick’ Church Mother of God Maret Veitch Charles Mattlin Capesdas Wil Nee Muse Huey Avenue Delhi Khuon-Swilhelmina Max Khuon Ony Lighter Frieda Allen Assay Street W.mack Johnson McMillan and Upland Place Church of Assumption Mehlmope Louise F. Mehlhope Hyde Park Spring Grove Chapel Nashville Tenn Mead— George Palmer Mendoes John Rosset Mm. O'Hara Thomas J A. O'Hara Kenney Ehrman Avenue Avondale St.ndrew’s Versy Quinn John Slevin George Avion Verdant Platen St. Grégory Street Uber Immaculate Conception Church Rutemoeller— Berniadins Janszen B. Rutemueller Fural Ee Thirteenth Street St. Paul Church A.m Louisville J Sayers Kenn_B Herschell Avenue W. Mack Johansen Wilmington O. Schmidt Barbara Nee Heileman Frank J. Schmidt Ce Street Unera St. John’s Church William C Catherine L. Stoll Vision Street Bellevue Euanes Evergreen Cemetery Chapel Tuchfarber Stephen Hus Fannie Tuchfarber eMeee Inixty Gouden Scottish Rite Ninth Plum Streets Mary Bullock Wilson Sidney Wilson Greenup Street Covington

Deaths and Funeral Notices in Local Era

Obituaries list several bereaved families including Mead Palmer nee Mendoes O Hara Kenney Quinn Evering Janszen Rutemueller Sayers Schmidt Stoll Tuchfarber Wilson with funeral details and locations in Louisville and Covington areas. Read as public notice of December 1925 events.

Busse & Borgmann Co Funeral Directors Offer Nonsectarian Service

Se Sanitary Aesthetic Modern. Ci Cin Cremation Co. 619 ion C Bi M 3095. Femaleody ion cenit Blac: 20s a The Busse Borgmann Co Funeral Directors at 1517 Freeman Avenue run three chapels and advertise no charges.

Ci Cin. Cremation Co Ion C . Bi the Busse & Borgmann Co Freeman Avenue

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