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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1925
Page
2
City Health missioner Dr. George Parrish reported favorable conditions in the damaged city and that ample nurses and doctors are on hand to manage sanitation and care for the injured while five hundred gallons of milk were sent north and more will be sent tonight if needed.
A Cincinnati letter dated June 26 states four residents likely were in Santa Barbara when the tremors struck. Major Sam P. Heed, Mrs Heed, and Mr and Mrs Marcus A Curran were there. Curran recently left Western Electric for a higher post in New York. Curran’s message from the Samarkand Hotel notes plans to stay another week.
Women from Protestant denominations met at the Big Sisters Club at Fairmount and Luckey to raise 24000 to finish paying for a girls home. Mrs A A Faber presided. 123 women attended. Campaign committees of seven will form in about twenty Greater Cincinnati districts through churches. no quotas will be set. The drive closes July 14 with a progress meeting at Ninth Street Baptist Church next Tuesday.
The Rev. Enos Bacon of Kellogg Minnesota says he sold his two throats to the British Medical Association for 10000 dollars for delivery after his death. He owns two sets of vocal cords one bass and one soprano voice.
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks plans to raise 300000 through schools to repair the frigate Constitution known as Old Ironsides. John G. Price announces the campaign to visit American classrooms with a pledge that no gift will exceed ten cents.
Lovick P. Miles, attorney for Clarence Saunders, said an appeal would be filed from Judge Hickenlooper's decree in the Federal District Court that awarded the Piggly Wiggly Corporation a judgment of 1,664,203 dollars and 66 cents. The decree was issued in Cincinnati.
Police investigate Dr. Walter B. Knight 57 of 704 Delhi Avenue after an attack in his Primrose Building office at 434 Race Street left him dead at General Hospital. Evidence includes letters from female patients and a past unprosecuted charge tied to a suspected wife, with detectives reviewing dozens of recent patients while examining a thumbprint on Knight's doorway. Funeral services set for 10 AM at Vitt & Stermer. body to be cremated.
John Lee and neighbor Sarah Kelley fished the Ohio River when a large fish tangled their lines. After disagreement over ownership and size, Lee fired a shot at Kelley. she was hospitalized but not seriously hurt. Police arrested Lee.
Judge Eyrich vows jail sentences for speeding drivers to curb auto deaths, citing 40 to 75 percent of fatalities from speeding or intoxicated driving. Rail official William A. Eggers supports safety education and cites public protection, while Crossings and reckless driving draw collective action. The speech urges enforcement starting July 6 and praises enforcement as essential.
The Women's Methodist Guild annual report shows $6000 in improvements at the Methodist Home for the Aged at College Hill in the last year. Most funds went to a sixteen foot cement driveway and parking area, with $500 for rugs, hospital needs, and bathroom equipment. Visiting members totaled 589.
About thirty Big Four Railroad passenger traffic department members from Cleveland Chicago Toledo St Louis Indianapolis Louisville and Columbus gathered at the Grand Hotel yesterday to discuss tourism season impacts. D M Bowman Cincinnati led the discussion and the group presented a keepsake to Dayton veteran Odd Eller retirements marked Mr Miller’s last day in service.
Secretary of Labor J J Davis will buy his Teear Wales birthplace and gift it to local residents for use as a library. His mother Mrs D J Davis and Mrs J A Cassidy wife of the Loyal Order of Moose official plan to sail Saturday to make preliminary purchase arrangements. the home is presently occupied by a relative.
The document lists numerous individuals by name alongside residential addresses in Norwood Ohio and nearby towns such as Mt. Healthy Newport Louisville and Elmwood. Names include Elizabeth Coll Carl Doerner Haas Curran Huston Stam Black Lewis Moore Cohen Graf Williams Goelz Koch Zorn Dinniee White Hub Ludden Ha Bryant Powell Kelly Smith Sampse Harmon Willi Winings Monivitz Pinger Heck Sater Penick Smith Zusman Hermingt Cos Seveson Kumler Cross Mueller Haymaker Simons Mace and others with street addresses.
The Empire State Express run pilotless after a steam cap blew off one and a half miles west of Palmyra. Engineer William A. McMullen of Buffalo shut off power and set emergency brakes as his fireman clung to the engine. McMullen suffered burns to face and arms.
Fifty two members attended the Pines Country Club event in Price Hill. Blues captain A E B Anderson defeated Grays led by J C Richardson 13 to 8. Five new members were initiated Harry Plogstedt A E Anderson Walter Huenfeld Lem Miller and A E Sproull. Richardson reelected Grand Chief. A musical program followed dinner performed by E W Jones Walter Huenfeld W C Noyes and Otto Berger.
The Ohio Supreme Court refused review and upheld lower Hamilton County courts in interpreting the will of John Bryan of Greene County and Cincinnati. Frederica Stuebe gains most of the estate valued in the hundreds of thousands, while $100,000 in bonds remains delayed until age 40. The will also deeded a Green County farm to the state with a prohibition on public worship.
Aerowing Chapter announces its 7 RAEM convocation at the Masonic Temple on Walnut Street Wednesday July 1 at 7 30 p m Petitions dues and routine business to be conducted Carl Beyer H P A T Roever Secretary
Sarah R. Beaths Malsbary aged 97 dies June 30 1925 widow of Job Malsbary mother of Charlies Eva Luella. Funeral from Rossmayne residence July 2 at 2 pm take Kennedy Heights car to Sycamore avenue. Automobiles will meet friends at Kennedy Heights line end 1 and 1:30 pm. William McLennan husband of Sallie de Mont McLennan dies June 30 1925 funeral July 2 at 2:30 pm at Wi alls chapel 24 West Ninth Street.
An advertisement from Busse and Ayres Funeral Directors lists cremation options in Chicago with addresses at 519 Union Central Bldg and 1617 Freeman. It promotes sanitary and modern cremation facilities and offers a free booklet from The Free Chapel.
Mrs. Sarah Stickel Malsbary, mother of attorney and former Hamilton County Probate Court Judge Charles F. Malsbary, died at 4:30 yesterday at the family home in Rossmoyne. She would have turned 97 on Friday. Survived by two daughters Eva and Luella, funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday at the home with burial in Laurel Cemetery. Automobiles from Kennedy Heights will carry mourners to services.
Thomas F. Barry of Chicago president of the Globe Mutual Life Insurance Company died of heart disease at the North End bathing pavilion in Asbury Park New Jersey. Two boys found the body and life guards were alerted. Barry arrived June 23 with his daughter Mrs. Webster Dietz and secretary William J Alexander. The body will be sent to Chicago.
Horace T. Mallon married Emily Louise Seiter last night at Mt. Auburn Presbyterian Church in Cincinnati. The ceremony featured organ recital by Carl Hugo Grimm and a large reception at the bride’s home with prominent local guests and Mallon relatives in attendance.
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 11.2 feet and was stationary at 6 p.m. Shipping movements include arrivals from Louisville and Pittsburgh and departures to Pomeroy and Louisville. The Queen City is due to arrive from Louisville this morning and sail back at 5 p.m. The Andes is expected from Madison, Indiana and to depart at 5 p.m.
Arrivals list includes Pansies Nassau June 25 Porto Rico San Juan June 25 Majestic Southampton June 24 Monterey Vera Cruz June 16 Assyria Glasgow June 20 Giulio Cesare Naples June 20 Santa Marta Santa Marta June 24 Tuscania Glasgow June 22 United States Oslo June 20 Kd San Francisco June 13 Due July 1 Outgoing Colombia Cristobal 11 a.m. plus other incomplete routes noted.
Ohio and Kentucky fair and warmer. Wednesday and Thursday expect cloudiness and possible showers. Tennessee generally fair with warmth especially in the north. Indiana fair then unsettled by Thursday with showers in the northwest and warmer. A climate table lists highs and precipitation for several cities including Eastport Chicago Boston Kansas City and others with daily readings for June 30 1925.
Junior Chamber of Commerce directors meet at their headquarters Monday night to elect officers. The Board of Elections named Hennegan Company to print primary ballots and M. Rosenthal & Co. for pollbooks and supplies. John Jackman reported a break in at 865 Clinton Street between 8:30 and 9 last night. $8 and a $23 watch stolen through a first floor window.
A long list of births records many families and addresses. Names include Bras ing ton Culpper Leeta Clark Loretta Colbyn Robert Dorothy De Nuccio Anthony Carmala Gebhart Gustav Hall Augusta 2726 Scioto street Gruber Louis Bessie 3752 Marburg avenue Hawkins Daniel Ruth Hig gins Howard Emma Stamm etc. Entries show gender and home locations across numerous streets and cities.
In Rome on June 30 Tullio Giordai editor of the Tribuna and Giov Amendola editor of the Mondo fought a duel after a provocative piece. Amendola was wounded on the forearm. physicians stopped the duel and the editors pursued conciliation.
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