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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1919

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Egg grading reform eyed amid Cincinnati price debates

Grand jury calls for review of produce shipping from the South and eggs graded prime firsts. Local merchants urge abolition of that grade to lower Cincinnati prices versus Chicago and New York. Chamber of Commerce and Produce Exchange face scrutiny over alleged price manipulation.

Grand Jury Cincinnati Produce Exchange Chamber of Commerce Chicago New York Wooten J. J. Wooten Lett & Co Commercial Tribune J. C. Gibbs

Weather summary for Ohio Indiana and surrounding states

Local thunder showers and cooler conditions expected Sunday across Ohio and Indiana with partial clearing by Monday. Kentucky and West Virginia show similar trends. Temperature readings at multiple stations list values such as Boston 94 high 102, New Orleans 86 92, Omaha 82, Denver 70, Cincinnati July 5 1919 record with a high near 92 and clear conditions at noon.

Ohio Indiana Kentucky West Virginia Boston Kansas New Orleans Omaha Galveston Denver Nashville San Francisco Memphis Winnipeg Cincinnati

Boy With a Gun Holds Up Eagles at Picnic

A teenage robber using a big gun interrupted the Eagles annual picnic in Aurora Indiana. He said to have registered as Walter Asphon Cincinnati and fled with 176 dollars in cash. Police in Newport Kentucky seek the suspect, believed to live in Covington or Newport.

The Commercial Tribune Aurora Ind Cincinnati Queen City Eagles St. Clair Hotel Walter Asphon Asphon Newport Covington

Plans To End Life But Kills Daughter In Farewell Kiss

In Atlantic City a mother Hannah Getthal planned to kill herself after writing a farewell note to her daughter Mildred 18 She intended to shoot herself upon kissing Mildred the revolver fired killing the girl The mother was sent to a sanitarium and faces no charges per police statements

Daughter Atlantic City Hannah Getthal Calvert Mildred

Seaman Takes $1000 From Lieut Astor At Sea

The theft of a purse containing $1000 from Lieut Vincent Astor N S N R aboard a German U-boat 117 was disclosed by Mrs. J A MacColl known as Mother MacColl. She said she would go to Washington to intercede for a seaman held in connection with the theft and that Astor preferred not to prosecute but felt compelled due to his navy officer status.

New York Vincent Astor America J. A. MacColl MacColl Washington Astor Navy

Endeavorers honor hero who gave his life at Miami River

Albert Slaline of 965 Park Side avenue gave his life saving drowning companion John Morehouse in the Little Miami River Friday. The Christian Endeavor of the county will pay tribute at his funeral. Slaline earlier rescued Margaret Morehouse, John’s sister, before succumbing.

Adams Miamiville Christian Endeavor Staline John Morehouse Little Miami Morehouse Mr. Staline Margaret Morehouse John

Fur prices rise for English women skins and garments

Merchants warn that next season’s fur costs will jump beyond recent peaks as auctions resume after the war. Raw skins reach 90 dollars for white fox and 350 for fisher, with musquash at 4 dollars, while finished garments will rise further due to higher labor costs.

London

King Pontiac Holstein Bull Sells for 100000 dollars

Belvedere N J July 5 King Pontiac a famed Holstein bull from Pequest Stock Farm was sold to E B Hager of Algonquin NJ for 100000 dollars. The sale included 70000 dollars in insurance. The bull is five years old and weighs about 2100 pounds.

Belvedere N. J King Pontiac Helen Massenat Pequest Stock Farm E. B. Hager Algonquin

Red Tape Delays Ambulance Fatal to Woman

Mrs. E. W. Hughes collapsed from heat at Putnam's candy store 409 Walnut street and died within an hour at Christ Hospital. Clerks and others faced a forty five minute delay as ambulances required a doctor's call before dispatch. City Hospital and Police Department delays stemmed from red tape and strict protocols. First aid was given in the shop before delayed attempts to obtain ambulance transport. The incident began on a shopping trip from 3562 Zumstein avenue.

E. W. Hughes Zumstein Avenue Putnam’s Walnut Street Christ Hospital General Hospital City Hospital Jacob Epstein Buss

Indiana Senator's Son Arrested for Murder in California

Harry S. New of Glendale confessed to killing Frieda J. Lesser, 21, after a quarrel over marriage near Topanga Canyon. He led detectives to the body in his car, said he borrowed the vehicle from his mother, and was held without bond. He claimed the shooting was to prevent an unwanted engagement and expressed readiness to die.

Los Angeles Cal Harry S. New Glendale Frieda. J. Lesser New United States Indiana D. A. Davidson Venice Hollywood Topanga Canyon

QIREGT Appeal S Wilsons Aim In League Tour

QIREGT prepares for a league tour with Wilson setting high aims as components of the squad work to meet key goals. The article notes the team and coach facing a demanding schedule and potential regionals.

Qiregt Wilson

Climax of Wilson era hinges on return from Europe

President Wilson reenters the White House after six months abroad with decisions shaping postwar policy. The article analyzes the political equation facing him and the need for counsel from close aides as he readsjusts to American diplomacy and Republican maneuvers.

The Commercial Tribune Washington Wilson White House Europe Mr. Wilson

R 34 Making Her Way Over Gulf of Maine

The British airship R 34 nears Boston after transatlantic flight with fuel and gas exhausted. The destroyer Bancroft staffs the scene off the Gulf of Maine while Stevens stands by for possible tow or resupply. Latest messages place R 34 approximately 115 miles from Boston with an expected arrival between 5 and 6 a.m. Sunday near Chatham Massachusetts.

Washington Bancroft United States Navy Navy Department Gulf of Maine Stevens Boston First Naval District Chatham Mass Otter Cliff

Mexican Propaganda Effort Rumored by Mexican Government

Washington notes report that Mexico plans to buy American newspaper support to defend its oil policy. The Monterey organ urged a US press campaign and a large money outlay to sway opinion amid US Democratic and Republican divisions.

Washington Candido Aguilar Carranza State Department Monterey Mexico United States General Aguilar Europe

Indiana Senator Distances Himself From Murder Claim

Senator New of Indiana refused to discuss a Los Angeles murder arrest by a man claiming to be his son. He later denied any marriage or divorce with Mrs. Burger and called reports of such statuses untrue.

Washington Senator New Indiana Los Angeles New Mrs. Burger Indianapolis Burger

Chamber of Commerce Aims Attract Swiss Delegation

James B. Morrow director of the Foreign Trade Bureau announces success in bringing a Swiss delegation to visit this city. The group is expected in August to view local products and boost business ties. An assistant will be appointed soon to handle the bureau’s increased activity.

James B. Morrow Foreign Trade Bureau The Chamber of Commerce Morrow

Fireworks tragedy in Youngstown injuries and death reported

Harold Strausburgh 31 of Sharon killed during a community fireworks display when an aerial bomb failed to explode and struck him as it descended. Milton Newfield 8 William Wilcox 11 and George Davis 17, all of Youngstown, were burned by flammable material from aerial fireworks. Mrs Mary Day of East Down was shot by six celebrants.

Youngstown Harold Strausburgh Sharon Milton Newfield William Wilcox George Davis Mary Day East Down

Krueger Bond Set At 31000 Hearing July 16

Dr Frederick W Krueger was released on a ten thousand dollar bond for appearance before the Wayne County Grand Jury on July 16 to answer a criminal negligence charge in the death of an infant thrown alive into a city dump last Wednesday. The coroner's verdict and autopsy testimony were filed today. County officials fear no flight, though public sentiment runs high.

The Commercial Tribune Riond Ind Frederick W. Krueger William A. Bond Wayne County Grand Jury Louis Smith Krueger Edgar Hiatty Second National Bank

Elks Gather in Atlantic City for Victory Reunion

Delegations of Elks arrive in Atlantic City New Jersey for the peace victory reunion of the Grand Lodge to unfold through the week. Grand Exalted Ruler Bruce Campbell and his Cabinet lead the arrivals as chapters from Chicago Los Angeles and Louisville begin campaigns for the next session. Alfred T. Brophy of Brooks and Frank L. Rain are noted as candidates for Grand Exalted Ruler.

Atlantic City N. J Elks Grand Lodge Bruce M. Cammbell Chicago Los Angeles Louisville Alfred T. Brophy Brooks Sa Frank L. Rain

Cleveland Railway Strike Looms Over Wage Demand

In Cleveland Ohio 2600 union motormen and conductors threaten a 4 AM strike over a twelve cent hourly wage increase. City Council offered extra funds to cover higher wages but the company rejected the measure citing a dispute over raising stock dividends from 6 to 7 percent. Mayor Davis backs the officials. The strike will see replacements imported to maintain service.

Cleveland Cleveland Railway Company Stanley Davis

President Wilson to Address Senate and Arrive in New York

President Wilson will address the Senate on Thursday. He is due to dock at Hoboken at 3 p.m. on Tuesday after the George Washington reaches Ambrose lightship, with a reception by Hoboken students and officials in New York before a brief address at Carnegie Hall. He then departs for Washington at 5 p.m.

New York Joseph P. Tumulty Wilson Senate George Washington President Wilson Ambrose Channel Hoboken Tumulty Hudson Smith Hylan Fifth Avenue Carnegie Hall Washington

Tractor Engine Death in Kentucky Threshing Accident

Falmouth Kentucky July 5 a telegram from Frankfort confirms John W Moore son in law of F W Conrad was instantly killed when a tractor engine and threshing machine overturned in Franklin County He had just finished threshing a weekly crop and was rushing to catch a train His wife and child survive him.

Commercial Tribune Falmouth F. W. Conrad Frankfort John W. Moore Franklin County

Plane Nose Down on Parrsboro Race Course

Handley Page biplane from Harbor Grace Newfoundland to Mineola New York crashed on the edge of Parrsboro Race Track during a forced landing. Admiral Mark Kerr and three crewmen suffered only minor injuries after the craft ran off the track struck a fence and a tree, sustaining extensive damage.

Parrsboro Handley-Page Harbor Grace N. F Mineola N. Y Mark 7 Kerr Admiral Kerr St. John Bay of Funty Somme Newfoundland Hudson Bkies Halifax

Duel Ends in Feud Bloodshed at Breathitt County Wedding

In Breathitt County Kentucky last night a wedding supper sparked a feud battle. Green Fugate 27 and Mahogany Fugate 17 were killed Courtney Noble 20 was dying Beech Noble Zach Neace and Conor Neace were wounded. The fight followed friendly invitations to join the celebration and escalated after Courtney Noble confronted Conor Neace.

the Commercial Tribune Yexington Noble-Neace Beech Noble Fugate Neace Donor Neace Noble Beach Noble Zach Neace Conor Neace Courtney Noble L. H. Watts C. H.hurst Watts Grover Fugate Green Noble Reformatory Doner Neace Green Fugate Zack Neace Mahogany Fugate Breathitt Couais Foye

R-34 Heads Toward Boston Amid Storm and Fuel Fears

The British dirigible R-34, en route from Scotland to the United States, headed for Boston to replenish hydrogen and gasoline after winds and fog disrupted its voyage. A crisis message warned of diminishing petrol as U S authorities and ships from Satilla to Somme joined search and rescue efforts.

Boston New York Scotland United States Mineola N. Y Boston Harbor Halifax N. S St. John N. B Satilla Machias Bay Scarcell

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