Funeral plans set for Archbishop Moeller in Cincinnati
Archbishop Moeller dies after two year decline in health. Funeral on Tuesday will include a large cardinal and bishop attendance, with bishops Floersch Artley Krembs Stritch Kelly Gallagher Smith Howard Chartrand likely present. Mausoleum burial at St Joseph's Cemetery Price Hill. Nephew Frank Moeller to direct services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Cathedral
Moeller
John .A. Floersch
Louisville
James Artley
Columbus
Joseph Krembs
Cleveland
Samuel, A. Stritch
Toledo
Edward D. Kelly
Grand
Angelus
Frank Moeller
Busse & Borgmann Co
Mt. St. Mary’s
St. Gregory’s
Death claims R. H. Mitchell longtime furniture executive
Richard Hannaford Mitchell 75, vice president of the Robert Mitchell Furniture Company, died at his Avondale home after a lingering illness. Born in Cincinnati, he studied in the United States and Switzerland, served in the diplomatic corps in Lisbon in 1870, and held key posts at the firm. He leaves a widow and several siblings and was affiliated with Cincinnati Country Club and Peele Island Club. A requiem high Mass at St. Mavier's Church will be held tomorrow at 9:36 AM, with burial in St. Joseph's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hannaford Mitchell
Robert Mitchell
Furniture
Queen
England
Carl White
Chattanooga
Leonard Kennedy
Rye
New York
K. H. Hoppe
Queen City
Cincinnati Country Club
Peele Island Club
Lake Erie
St. Mavier’s Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
E. M. Costello
Cincinnati
Archbishop Moeller
Walter 5S. Schmidt
Anthony B. Dunlap
Moeller
William C. Devereaux
Harry Rabe
United States District Court
Robert A. Kramer
United States
St. Peter’s
Edward di Kennedy
Tenement Blaze Forces Six Families From Highland Ave Building
A night fire at 1632-34-36 Highland Ave Mt Auburn drove six families from their homes. The two story frame building burned rapidly with $5000 in damage, started by hot ashes in the basement from a gas mantel. Ev erett Smith reported the blaze. Marshal Schraffenberger issued the second alarm. residents escaped under smoke filled conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Everett Smith
The
Commercial Tribune
Marshal Schraffenberger
Gertrude Feldman
Anna Young
John Puthof
Margaret Ferhanda
Tony Ferhanda
Beckie Grafé
West Court Sire
John Smith
Carr Street
Phonograph Finds Moonshine Cache At 411 John Street
Detectives Goecke Gambs Brose Meyer and Guethlein search a John Street house for liquor. Miss Sally Tancy 46 plays Aggravatin Papa on a phonograph as officers uncover more than a dozen bottles of moonshine. She is arrested for possessing liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goecke, Gambs
Brose
Meyer and
Guethlein
John Street
Sally Tancy
Miss Tancy
Aunt Hager
Archbishop Moeller Remembered Across Cincinnati In Tributes
Hundreds from all walks of life mourn Archbishop Moeller in Cincinnati. Leaders from clergy, business, and government recall his piety, duty, education push, and hospital outreach, noting his 20 years of episcopal service and impact on parochial schools and Catholic culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbishop Moeller
Cincinnati
Frank Nelson
Christ
J. J. Castellini
Henry Moeller
St. Mary's Theological Seminary
Moeller
Frederick W. Hinkle
A. Julius Freiberg
Chamber of Commerce
James J. Heekin
David Philipson
Rockdale Avenue Temple
Froome Morris
Francis Finn
St. Xavier
Olson Inquiry Sheds Light on Brother's Death
In Albuquerque on January 6, William S. Shepherd denied Chicago judges’ insinuations of his possible role in Dr. Oscar Olson’s death. He described visits to the physician, notes about a will dispute, and refuted claims of a long-ago connection with events surrounding the Olson family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
William
Shepherd
Harry Olson
Chicago Municipal Court
Olson
Oscar Olson
Dr. Olson
T. 4
Newman
Shepherds deny claims in oil discussion with Dr Olson
The Shepherds contest claims that Dr Olson showed disinterest in oil wells and that Olson distrusted Shepherd. They present as evidence that Olson's widow is now a party to a suit over the well in Southwest Texas discussed earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olson
Shepherd
Dr. Olson
Texas
McClintock
Weather Summary for Ohio and Nearby States
Unsettled conditions persist in Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee with showers possible in the north and warmer spells then fair and colder in the west. Indiana sees fair weather and a slight cooling later. West Virginia reports unsettled but warmer conditions with clear spells later. A table records current and high temperatures and last twenty four hour precipitation across major cities including Chicago Boston Kansas City Philadelphia Omaha Denver San Francisco Louisville Nashville Winnipeg Sault Ste Marie The Pas and Spokane with readings ranging from the mid teens to the mid forties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
North
West
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
West Virginia
Eastport
Chicago
Boston
Kan
Atl
Omaha
Oes
Denver
Covineen Lealea
Phoenix
Ganolon
Spokane
Pittsburgh
S. Francisco
Westher
Franklin Typothetae Dinner Cited For January 17 In Cincinnati
The annual Franklin Typothetae dinner in Cincinnati is set for January 17 at the Gibson to honor Benjamin Franklin’s birthday with A R Morgan as toastmaster Ioe H Carter to speak and dancing and an entertainment program to close the event W A Culkins executive VP of the chamber and Ohio association head left for Columbus for meetings Chambers Hadley librarian of the public library will address the Optimist Club tomorrow noon at the Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Gibson
Benjamin Franklin
A. R. Morgan
Typothetae
Ioe H. Carter
W. A. Culkins
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Association of Commercial Secretaries
Columbus
Chambers Hadley
Cincinnati Public Library
Optimist Club
Local Birth Notices List Several Newborns Across City
Lloyd and Gertrude Lahey announce a boy at 664 State Avenue. Albert and Marie Franke report a boy from 233 East University Avenue. Leonard and Catherine Murray welcome a boy at 2515 Melrose Avenue. Albert and Florence Vuiske greet a girl from 2509 Ohio Avenue. Louis Ware and Mary Carter have a boy at 4185 Carter Avenue. George A. Fishback and Rosa Schneider announce a boy at 158 East McMicken Avenue. Joseph Gallagher and Marie Greene report a girl at 820 Suite Avenue. George and Jennie Stagge welcome a boy from 2058 Mills Avenue. Jacob Head Daisy Sturgeon announce a boy at 847 Hopkins Street. Thomas Hall and Paith Wyomin welcome a boy at 650 Glenany Avenue. Frank and Ima Dunson report a girl at 1023 Gest Street. Robert H. Leucht and Henrietta Greilich greet a boy at 6212 Rolston Avenue. Vernon and Winifred Ketterer welcome a boy at 1023 Fifth Street. James McKee and Ruby Hughes report a girl at 723 Freeman Avenue. Mrs Roseana Royer and Henriette Royer announce a girl at 1029 Freeman Avenue. Thomas E Shehane and May Liggett report a girl at 1912 Young Street. Isaac Smith and Susie Davis announce a girl at 913 Bay Miller Street. Sam Stavan and Julia Palmer report a girl at 1609 Central Avenue. John Williams and Clara Shaw announce a girl at 3129 Fredona Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd and
Gertrude Lahey
State Avenue
Colby
Albert and
Marie Franke
East University Avenue
Dooley
Leonard and
Catherine Murray
Melrose Avenue
Endress
Florence Vuiske
Ohio Avenue
Eupheat
Louis and
Mary Ware
Carter Avenue
Fishback
George A. and
Rosa Schneider
East McMicken Avenue
Gallagher
Joseph and
Marie Greene
Suite Avenue
Huber—George and
Jennie Stagge
Mills Avenue
Harod—Jacob ‘Ead
Daisy Sturgeon
Hopkins Street
Hall—Thomas Grand
Paith
Glenany Avenue
Wyomin
Kenney
Frank and
Ima "Dunson
Gest Street
Leucht
Robert H
Henrietta Greilich
Rolston Avenue
Norwood
Meyer—Vernon and
Winifred Ketterer
Fifth Street
McKee—James
Ruby Hughes
Freeman Avenue
Roswena
Henriette Royer
Shehane
Thomas E
May Liggett
Young Street
Smith—Isaac
Susie
Davis
Baymiller Street
Gir Stavan
Sam and
Julia Palmer
Central Avenue
Williams
John and
Clara Shaw
Fredona Street
Kilwinning Chapter 97 KAM Convocation Notice
Kilwinning Chapter No 97 K A M holds a stated convocation on Wednesday January 7 at 7 30 p m Dues payments and fifty year membership jewels will be presented Visitors welcome Carl Beyer H P A T Roever Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilwinning
Carl Beyer
Death notices from January hours reveal multiple local passings
A string of obituary notices lists individuals who died in early January across Cincinnati and surrounding areas. Entries include Anna Caldwell, Edith Ellis, Lee Fitzsimmons, Deborah Jones, Sarah McKean, Mrs John Mackie, Richard Mitchell, John Nelson Morgan, Archbishop Henry Moeller, John Penny, Harry Prues, Robert Richardson, Wesley Rippey, John Stevenson, Harold Stearns, and Philipena Zugelter with funeral details, residences, and timing where provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Jones
West Eighth Street
McKean
Sarah
Nee Faulkner
George H. McKean
Bess May Street
Spring Grove Chapel
Mackie
John Green
Buhr
Flint
Mich
Mitchell
Richard Hannaford Mitchell
Mary Lincoln Mitchell
Clinton Springs Avenue
Avondale
St. Xavier's Church
Sycamore Street
Morgan
John Nélson
Almaretta Evans Morgan
Circle Avenue
Winton Place
Moeller
Henry, DD
Cincinnati
St. Peter’s Cath
Cathedral
Penny
John
Elizabeth Penny
Cheetham
Harrison
The
Christian Church
Harrison, C
Prues
Harry
Clara Prues
St. Louis
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan and Upland Place
Rippey
Wesley C
Ada C. Rippey
Lusher
Eastern Avenue
Pittsburgh
New York City
Stevenson
John T
Millie Nieman Stevenson
Tower Hill
McMillan and
Upland Place
Stearns
Harold E. Stearns
Leia Curtis Stearns
Montreal
Canaua
Spring
Sanitary Aesthetic Modern Crematiei Co Ad
An old style ad describes the Sanitary Aesthetic Modern Cremation Co with address 515 Central Building and free booklet and chapel offerings. The terse listing emphasizes modern cremation services and related amenities.
Funeral Directors Listing for Busse & Borgmann Co
The Busse and Borgmann Co funeral directors located at 1517 Freeman Avenue, Three Cudagels. Non sectarian services and contact details include West 459 and phone 438.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
Hones
West
Washington daily notes House votes and Senate action
The House approved a 157 million deficiency bill while Senate action moved the Interior Department appropriations at about 288.8 million. Luther E. Brewer challenged Senator Brookhart’s Iowa seat as a contest moved forward. Chicago lake drainage reforms were introduced as cattle relief plans were reviewed. Bank of England officials planned a visit to discuss restoring the pound to gold parity and the Rivers and Harbors Committee heard reductions proposals. No evidence supported claims that wheat faced vicious speculation.
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Bank of England
Wife of Judge Caldwell Dies at 72 in Northside home
Mrs. Anna B. Caldwell, wife of Judge John A. Caldwell of the Court of Common Pleas, died at her Glen Parker Avenue home shortly after 9 o’clock. She was 72, born in Mt. Airy, educated locally, and active in the Womans Club Advance Club and Northside Presbyterian Church. Survived by husband, two sons Dr. J. A. Caldwell of Cincinnati and Robert K. Caldwell of Chicago, and daughter Mrs. B. E. W. McAlister of Pittsburgh. funeral plans not yet made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna B. Caldwell
John A. Caldwell
Court of Common Pleas
Glen Parker Avenue
Northside
Student's $100 Ring Stolen in Oxford Hotel
Miss Marie Reed of Wooster College reported a diamond ring valued at 100 dollars stolen from a hotel washroom downtown. A thief entered the Lehman Meiss Company office at 145 West Fourth Street and stole a check writer, unsigned checks, 13 dollars, and wearing apparel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Reed
Wooster College
Oxford
Lehman-Meiss Company
West Fourth Street
Woman Swallows Poison After Night at Winton Place
Mrs. Bertha Baker, 29, of 326 East Fourth Street, ingested poison last night at the home of Mrs. James McShane, 4559 Edgewood Avenue, Winton Place. She was rushed to General Hospital where doctors said her condition was not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Baker
East Fourth Street
James McShane
Edgewood Avenue
Winton Place
General Hospital
Shipping News Briefs From New York World Dated Jan 6
Incoming steamers listed include Picenne from London and Asap Trader from Hamburg with December and January dates. Outgoing sailings show Adriatic, Paris, Fort Victoria and others scheduled for January 7. Arrivals note Siboney in Havana and Adriatic in Liverpool with recent dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York World
New York
Shipping News
Picenne
Asap
London
Decemer Eam Clay
Hamburg
Columbia
Glasgow
W. C. Gorgas
Cristobal
Monaces
Kingston
France
Liverpool
Adriatic
Paris
Havre
Fort Victoria
Bermuda
Bruyere
Para
Carabobo
San Juan
Sixaola
Santa’ Marta
Clydemeda
Buenos Aires
Fryken
Turks Island
Edward Luckenbach
Marriage Licenses Listed With Names and Residences
A compiled list shows marriage licenses and associated residences including Louis Silverstein of Alms Hotel, Clarence M Lena Rudin of Blair avenue, 3069 Mathers street, 826 Whittier avenue, 1 1113 Main street, Clara Corcoran 1023 Main street, James Stricklin 711 Melvin street, Ruby Hillk 1234 Budd street, John D Sherry Dayton Ohio, Cora MacIntosh Elmer Hotel, John G Busam 429 York street, Elizabeth Knoechel 2225 Victor street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Silverstein
Clarence M. Lena Rudin
Eich Amc
Blair Avenue
Mathers
Whittier Avenue
Main
Clara Corcoran
James Stricklin
Melvin Street
Ruby Hillk
Budd Street
John D. Sherry
Dayton, O. Cora MacIntosh
Elmer Hotel
John G. Busam
York Street
Elizabeth Knoechel
Victor Street
River Traffic News From Cincinnati and Nearby Ports
The river stage at Cincinnati stood at 17.3 feet at 6 p m. Arrival: The John W Hubbard reached Cincinnati from Louisville at 3 o clock yesterday. Departures: The John W Hubbard left Cincinnati yesterday at 5 for Louisville. The Tom Greene departed at 5 yesterday for Charleston West Virginia. The W K Fields left for Huntington West Virginia with an empty tow. The Sallie Marmet passed Cincinnati yesterday en route to Huntington with an empty tow. The Robert P Gillham left with one empty tow for the Kanawha region. The Fred Hall passed Cincinnati with a digger bound for the dam at Silver Grove Kentucky. The Tidene of the Pure Oil Company is anchored at the foot of Sycamore street while loaded and will depart for Charleston West Virginia. News From Other Ports Pittsburgh river 1 feet and rising. Heil ng river 5 6 feet and stationary. Clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
John W. Hubbard
Louisville
Tom Greene
Charleston
W. Va
W. K. Fields
Huntington
Sallie Marmet
Robert P. Gillham
Fred Hall
Silver Grove
Pure Oil Company
Tidene
Sycamore Street
Fight Over Woman Ends With Severe Wounding
Edward Nixon, 53, a Negro of 523 George Street, was cut on the neck left wrist and forehead in a late night fight with another Negro over a woman. He was taken to General Hospital in serious condition. Jack Hall, 35, of 923 George Street, was arrested by Sergeant Fricke and patrolmen Wuerst and Strieder and held for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Nixon
George Street
General Hospital
Jack Hall
Fricke
Wuerst and
Strieder
E Kistner Re elected by Druggists for 18th Term
O E Kistner was re elected to his eighteenth successive term as Treasurer of the Ohio Valley Druggists Association. The event occurred yesterday in the E K Temple ballroom with a dinner dance and entertainment. Other officers elected include J H Dornhagen President E A Lehr Edward Krekeler and Joseph Stolz as vice presidents and Fred S Kotte as secretary. Board of Control members are H J Dusterberg Charities Ehlers Theodore Schmid J T Jennie J T Fay Frank Wittenberg and Frank Hauser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Kistner
Ohio Valley Druggists’ Association
E’ks’ Temple
J. H. Dornhagen
E. A. Lehr
Edward Krekeler
Joseph Stolz
Fred S. Kotte
Board of Control
H. J. Dusterberg
Charities Ehlers
Theodore Schmid
J. T. Jennie
J. T. Fay
Middletown
Frank Wittenberg
Newport
Frank Hauser
Covington
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R. H. Mitchell
Furniture Firm
Diplomatic Corps
Patrick, Cardinal Hayes
Herndon
Berkey & Gay
Chifforette
Vancity
College Hill
Colerain
Westwood
Fairview
Timothy C. Bailey
St. Edward's Church
Catholic Church In
America
Brother
Omma Nelson
Lodge
Washington
Luther E. Brewer
Senator Brookhart
Iowa
Chicago Lake
Agriculture Commission
War Department
House Rivers and Harbors Commission
Department of Agriculture
Senate
Interior Department
Pittsburgh—River
Oetneseeeecse
Regesssee
Wheeling
Zanesville
Deseensererdonee
Crees
Orese Farkershurs
W. Ae
Ivanhoe
Radford
Narrows
Kanawha Falls
Vaeeveree
Pleasant
Dam
Hunts
Williamson
Weeveeee
Oosee
Pikeville
Eebeeeeareserves
Oveae Dam
Ashland
Oreee Ortsmou
Ads Tocnerncaee
Geeee Dam
Eevee A
Ysville
Richmond
Nashville
Tenn
Sonnelorence
Ala
Apecegeenerereee
Polifie
Anthony Giacci
Longview Hospital
E. Kistner
Fritz. Reiner
Emil Heermann
Edward Kreiner
Emery
Ao Church Co
San Carlo Grand Opera
Emery Auditorium
Puccini
LA Tosca
Anna Fitzui
Tosca
Ulysses Lappas
Mario
Willis Music Store
W. Fourth St
Shubert
Vannessi
Lew Hearn
Reg.Sun
Lee Shubert
Francine Larrimore
Cosmo Hamilton
39Th Street Theater
Hamilton
Bargain Mat
Orchestra
Balceény
Gallery
Gran Dineen
N Golden
Eave Rustin Strong
N&w Iazure
Booth Theater
SUN
BC Whlimey
Bernard Shaws
Saint Joan
Fjulia Arthur
Cox
Stu Cat
Matinee Tomorrow Walker Company
B. F. Keith
McIntyre & Heath
Fd Lowry
Hamiltons & Fordyce
Redm & Wells
Stan Kavanaugh
Fridkin, Ie
Rhoda
Andressens
Harold Bell
Sam Wood
Pat Omalley
Dorothy Mackaill
Creighton Hale
Mary Carr
Marion Davies
Janice Meredith
Capitol
Colleen Moore
Ben Lyon
Wallace Cry
Bessie Love
Hobart Bosworth
Harold Lloyd
Bert Lytell
Claire Indsor
Rich
Agnes Ayers
Pat O'Malley
DALAC
Paul Zimm
John Harron
Louise Dresser
DANAL
Day
Orpheum
Anna Q. Nilsson
Pathe News
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