Auto Collision Injures Three In Street Crash
A man and a woman were hurt and a thirteen year old boy escaped serious injury when the cars of Thomas Cogan and Frank Shudder collided at Clark and Cutter streets. Mrs Dora Meekler was knocked down and had a broken left ankle. John Mueller sustained facial injuries from the windshield. Police rushed Mrs Meeker to the Jewish Hospital and the boy to the General Hospital. Shudder was uninjured.
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Thomas Cogan
Laurel Street
Frank Shudder
Huntington
Ind
Clark
Cutter Streets
Dora Meckler
Hopkins Street
Cogan
John Mueller
Linn Street
Betts Street
Meeker
Jewish Hospital
General Hospital
Masonic Temple Plan Progress At Hamilton County
Hamilton County Masons push toward a new temple with 3500 seat auditorium and equal banquet hall capacity. $400000 subscribed. Blue Lodge rooms to host six lodges. extensive facilities planned including library, employment bureau, and social rooms. The project aims to unite Blue Lodges, Chapters, and Commanderies under one ambitious building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Hamilton County
Masonry
Elizabeth Hengelbrok 53 dies after long illness
Elizabeth Hengelbrok of Newport 53 wife of Joseph Hengelbrok cashier at Newport National Bank died at home after a six month illness. She leaves a husband two sons Edwin and Arthur and a daughter Marcella. Funeral services set for Tuesday at St Stephen's Church with burial in St Stephen's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hengelbrok
Joseph Hengelbrok
Newport National Area
Washington Avenue
Newport
Edwin
Arthur
Marcella
St. Stephen's Church
St. Stephen's Cemetery
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgage Filings
A long list of property transfers and mortgages including 119 West Fifteenth Street lease from W H Frilman to Louis Osterbrock for five years starting June 1 1919 at a monthly rent of 32 50 and numerous parcels in Norwood Mt Lookout Carthage Hyde Park and other Cincinnati areas, with various taxes and amounts noted. Mortgage filings include multiple lenders and borrowers across the region and several cancellations and terminations of prior notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HH. Frilman
Louis Osterbrock
West Fifteenth Street
William R. Locks
Charles Heitman
Delaware Avenue
Norwood
Barbara Puchta Wo
Ma. Schubert
Mohawk Street
Byron Street
Mary H. Shaw
Sabato
Fulomena Minella
Queen City Avenue
Mary Kilgour
Frank J. Kelly
Corbett Avenue
Greist Avenue
Mt. Lookout
John BE. Creed
August C. Lernges
Shattuc
Home Place
Madisonville
Emma R. McFarlan
Carl Axtmann, Jr
Amazon Insurance Company
Amazon Park
William Weber
Clarence A. Laub
Anderson Township
William C. Kennett, Jr
Bernard Annewehr
York Street
Central Avenue
Milton C. Hopper
Morris I. Blossom
Rothdale Avenue
McMillan Street
Henry Hindersmann
Myrtle I. Griffeth
Woodburn Avenue
Jonathan Avenue
Edgar A. Butz
Ida Levine
Maple Street
Jennie D. Muck Et al
Oliver C
Mathilda Hunt
Lothian Avenue
Mitchell Avenue
Louis A. Woolrich
Aloysius Lameler
Herbert Avenue
Crookshank Road
Cheviot
Anna Boesche
Joseph Gunther
Daytona Avenue
Boudinot
Fairmount Avenue
Seegar Avenue
Fairmounnt
Edward FF. Weber
Mary Weber
Bank Street
Sete Avenue
Clarkson Street
Charles Lorentz
National Sugar Cane Company
Campbell Street
George
Mackelfresh
Walter H. Weoler
South Circle
Station Avenue
Winton Place
Marie F. Wersel
Gertrude Greenberg
Blair Avenue
Hartford Street
Gusta V. Wipper
Lorsie Es de Diemar
Ren Ve Nuto
Hyde Park
David N. Gosling
Annabel Myers
Mulberry Street
Baymiller Street
Charles Ott
Clifford H. Speckman
Markbreit Avenue
Edwards Road
Robert Young
Elizabeth Tombragell
Race Street
Green Street
City leaders press unified plan to guide Cincinnati growth
Cincinnati officials urge a single, coordinated approach to interurban rail, rapid transit, street widening, and park work. They call for unified leadership under one office, with the City Planning Commission steering faster passenger travel, better rail alignment, and value growth downtown. Bettman defends lawful planning power and urging progress. Clift of the Chamber pledges support and revival of United City Planning Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Kessler
Fountain Square
City Planning Commission
Alfred Bettman
Supreme Courts
Bettman
Edward C. Clift
Chamber of Commerce
United City Planning Commission
Death by Her Own Hand at Hotel Walnut
A woman, living at Hotel Walnut for four weeks, died by suicide citing fear of heart strain from stairs. Coroner notes she was well-to-do, with silk clothing and over $180 found in her possession. No inquest planned. police searched streets for poison vial but found nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut
Bauer
Hotel Walnut
Hotel Gibson
Westwood Civic Association to Meet on City Car Service
W. G C Culkins City Street Railway Commissioner will address the Westwood Civic Association at the Westwood Town Hall Monday night. A F Rossenfoss president urges members to attend with suggestions for improvements to car service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G C. Culkins
City Street Railway
Westwood Civic Association Company
Westwood Town Hall
A. F. Rossenfoss
High Court of Ohio Foresters Convention Dates Set
The triannual convention of the High Court of Ohio Independent Order of Foresters to be held at the Hotel Gibson on September 16 and 17. More than 200 delegates expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court of Ohio Independent Order of Foresters
Hotel Gibson
Master Mason Degree Ceremony at Cheviot Lodge No 140
The Master Mason degree will be conferred on Cheviot Lodge No 140 members Thursday night. Stuart B. Purves D D, dean of St. Louis Cathedral, will be principal speaker on the subject Some Lights And Shadows of Our American Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart B. Purves
D.D
St. Louis Cathedral
Seek Escaped Inmate From Longview Hospital
Longview Hospital officials requested police aid after Alfred Goen a 49 year old homeless man and former inmate escaped yesterday from the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview Hospital
Alfred Goen
General Glenn addresses foreign-born at American House
General Glenn spoke to a large audience at the American House urging education in American laws and language, thrift, and cooperation between labor and capitalists. He emphasized upright conduct, advised saving, and explained capitalism while noting he does not seek votes. The event also launched girl scouts with Judge Hollister presiding.
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General Glenn
Camp
Sherman
Central Avenue
Bank Street
Howard C. Hollister
United States
Glenn
Judge Hollister
Captain Young
Mosler
Camp Sherman
Plumbers End 44 Hour Week Strike With New Pact
The local plumbers union ended a strike of 200 members that began May 1 after a morning conference with the Master Plumbers' Association. A two year contract grants 7% hourly raise first six months, 85 cents next six, 90 cents third six, and 9% final six, plus a 44 hour week.
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Plumbers’ Union
Master Plumbers’ Association
Thomas J. Dyer
A. J. Murphy
Ray Hillenbrand
Edward Morgan
John Vogelpohl
Jerry” Doud
Edward O'Connor
Frank Tweedie
Patricka Morgan
Asbestos Workers’ Union
Structural and Ornamental Iron Workers
Building Contractor Employers’ Association
Building Trades Council
Orphans' Band Debuts New Uniforms At Cincinnati Concert
The General Protestant Orphans Society held a concert at the North Cincinnati Gymnasium to support its membership campaign. The band wore new uniforms and played a special program of attractive numbers. Judge Frank R. Gusweiler chaired the event with speeches by Judge William H. Lueders and Judge Fred L. Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Protestant Orphans’ Society
North Cincinnati Gymnasium
Frank R. Gusweiler
William H. Lueders
Fred L. Hoffman
Arguments Heard In Referendum Case In Ohio
In Columbus on May 31 Judge E K Dillon took under advisement the injunction in a referendum case challenging a proposed statewide vote on the federal prohibition amendment. Attorneys argued whether the Legislature's action can be revised by referendum or if courts intervene before a vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
George Hawke
Cincinnati
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
B. W. Gearhart
Judson Harmon
Timothy S Hogan
George B. Okey
A. Julius Freiberg
Harmon
Wets
Secretary of State
Ohio
Daughters of America to Initiate 1752 Members in Hamilton County
Hamilton County D of A chapters plan to initiate 1752 new members at Music Hall Thursday after a drive by 50 councils. The drive surpassed the 10 percent goal with over 14 percent growth, bringing total membership to 12,432. National, state, and local officers will attend and address the gathering. A dinner for 500 Cincinnati members and officers will follow at the Hotel Gibson on Saturday evening, June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Daughters of America
Music Hall
Hotel Gibson
D. of A
John A. Lentz
Naomi Swann
Washington
Pauline Joest
Cincinnati
Anna G. Ellis
Fredericksburg
Imogene Edwards
Julia T. Roth
Youngstown
Carrie Faulkner
Xenia
Kentucky
Stella Mullikin
Covington
Emma M. Whiting
Newport
Tickets for the Asking to Children’s Outing at Chester Park
School principals must report at once how many free and adult tickets they require for the Cincinnati Public School Employees' Association outing at Chester Park on June 19 20 and 4. Chairman Charles W Handman says principals may distribute tickets so each child can admit family members. Information is needed to determine print quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Public School Employees’ Association
Chester Park
Charles W. Handman
Handman
Patrolmen Transfers Announced by Police Chief
Chief William Copelaw announced transfers effective today for patrolmen. John W. Cleary moves from District 6 to District 2, Howard Lt. Jones from District 2 to 6, George E. Francisco shifts from District 9 foot to mounted, and Frederick Diecekroeger from District 9 mounted to foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Copelaw
John W. Cleary
Howard Lt. Jones
George E. Francisco
Foot
Mounted
Frederick Diecekroeger
Warning on Trade Weights and Coupon Book Rates
The notice explains business scale changes from 50 to 300 pounds daily with larger coupon books of 1000 or 2000 pounds. Books in envelopes are sold for cash or credit, the cash rate being 2 cents per 100 pounds less than the credit rate.
Pope Benedict approves plans for American Catholic activity
Pope Benedict XV in a letter to the American hierarchy approves plans for religious social and economic activity in the United States. He backs erecting a national Catholic shrine honoring the Blessed Virgin at a university in Washington and approves annual meetings of the hierarchy to define activities and programs. He also endorses continuing Knights of Columbus and the National Catholic Council efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Benedict XV
American Hierarchy
Activitt
the Blessed Virgin
University, Washington
Benedict
United States
Knights of Columbus
National Catholic Council
Von Tirpitz Trims Beard in Berlin Public Response
Berlin May 17 The familiar beard of Admiral von Tirpitz has been cropped to a chin decoration as the former Admiralty chief travels in public. The Voerwaerts note he once crowded a train compartment solo prompting fuss from Sunday excursionists, while democracy has trimmed both his prerogatives and his beard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Tirpitz
Berlin
Associated Press
Admiral von Tirpitz
Admiralty
Troms
Voerwaerts
Traction Company to Act on Employees' Wage Demands
Cincinnati Traction Company faces wage requests from platform men for a two cent an hour raise. Vice President Walter A. Draper said officers will meet with worker reps soon. Workers seek July 1 as the start date while speculation grows that streetcar fares may rise to six and a half cents due to War Labor Board action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Traction Company
Walter A. Draper
War Labor Board
Funeral for John Stich Marine Veteran to be Held in Brooklyn
The 27 year old marine in the United States Government service who lived at 2249 Wheeler Street will be buried in Flatbush Brooklyn tomorrow. He was injured in an explosion on the cruiser Baltimore last Tuesday and died the following day. Stich served twelve years after enlisting at age fifteen. He is survived by a widow and one child.
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LeBlond
John Galvin
John Stich
Marine Service
United States
Wheeler Street
Flatbush
Brooklyn
Stich
Baltimore
Four Die as Train Strikes Auto in Columbus Crossing
Four persons were instantly killed when a Big Four passenger train struck an automobile at the North Ogden avenue crossing in Columbus. Victims named include Mr and Mrs W A Houd en of Detroit and Mr and Mrs John Courtright of Columbus. the Houdens were sisters visiting the Courtrights who had driven to downtown to witness a parade of the 324th Artillery from France.
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Columbus, O
Ogden Avenue
W. A. Houden
Detroit
John. Courtwright
Columbus
Houdens
Courtrights
324Th Artillery
France
Ohio River Dragged in Search for Woman
Steubenville Ohio May 31 The Ohio River was dragged today for the body of Miss Mabel Kile a 33 year old woman who leaped from the locks wall into the river after a note reading Good by everybody was found in her room Ill health was thought to have prompted the act she lived with her sister Mrs David Yoder of Steubenville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Ohio
Mabel Kile
Kile
David Yoder
Detroit Mayor to Present Memorial Nurses Home
Detroit’s James Couzens announced the city will build a $300,000 memorial nurses home honoring World War I nurses. The six story building will include a gym, swimming pool, tennis courts, theater, dancing hall, infirmary, and recreational facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
James Couzens
Norwood Club Outing and Local Updates
The Kensington Club toured the J M Bridgeman estate on the Big Miami near Hamilton to view the Holstein cattle farm spanning about 3500 acres. Mrs W F Bonner of Madison Avenue will host a reception for daughter Mrs W G Armatage before an extended Canada tour. The Board of Education meets to discuss new teachers and salaries. Edwin Bassford, formerly a Norwood High student, is recuperating at Bridgeman farm after service in France. Principal Charles Wilson to speak at elementary commencement June 16 with 120 graduates. Norwood High School commencement set for June 13 with Colonel Joe Everson as speaker. Mrs Dr J W Hall inspected Cincinnati teacher applicants. Miss Henriette Roher plans to return to Detroit Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington Club
J. M. Bridgeman
Big Miami
Hamilton
W. F. Bonner
Madison Avenue
W. G. Armatage
Canada
Board of Education
Edwin Bassford
Floral Avenue
Norwood High School
France
Bridgeman Farm
Charles Wilson
Avondale
Joe Everson
Reforms and Policing Discussed at Juvenile Court Gathering
Ohioan and others criticize leniency in parole and demand health as basis for reform. Judge Huston praises New York City probation system while decrying attempts to reform feeble minded juveniles in industrial schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Chicago
John Huston
New York City
National Probation Association
H. H. Godard
Ohio
Hamilton County War Veterans Reunion Set at Chester Park
A Hamilton County War Veterans Reunion will be held July 11 and 12 at Chester Park under George Washington Garrison No 1 Army and Navy Union. The Reunion Committee urges rosters of county service members and invites public to submit names and service records to Roos at Columbian School. City Council will attend in a body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army and Navy
Hamilton County War Veterans
George Washington Garrison No
Army and Navy Union
Chester Park
Albert Ross
Hamilton County
Roos
Columbian School
Connell
Day in the Garden Class Drama at Missionary School
The Cincinnati Missionary Training School opened its commencement week with a testimony meeting at 1029 Wesley Avenue. Monday’s class day program features an original drama titled A Day in the Garden performed by twenty young lady graduates headed for overseas missionary service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Missionary Training School
Methodist Curch
Wesley Avenue
Nationwide plan for people’s banks praised in New York meeting
A campaign to organize a system of people’s banks across all states was outlined in New York. The effort targets laborers, salaried workers, small businesspeople, and farmers, with leaders calling for broad professional and business representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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Masonic Temple
Hake
Seiter
Treasuries
Iedges
William B. Mellish
Mercy
Europe
Belgium
Germany
Royal Arch
Knights Templars
Oe Shrine
Fifth Street
Temple Association
Broadway
Kite
Thomas Kite
Borgemenke
Joseph MecKitrick, Jr
Norwood Improved B. & LL. Co
A H. Reeg
Price Hill B. & Li. Co
Chariton A. Marshall
Charles Pendleton
Bernard Wenning, Jr
Fourth Ward B. & IL. Co
August C. Bernges
Milford Home Building Co
Same
John KB. Creed
Aragon B. & L. Co
Robert ©. Nichols
Southern Ohio L. & Morris I. Blossom
Pearl Market Bank
Sara Levy
Citizens’ Gift B. & L. Co
Louis Rockeman, Jr
Central Fairmount B. & L
W. C. Kennett, Jr
Government IL. & B. Co
Harry Kandel
John W. Graler
George F. Becker, Jr
Clifton Mutual
FB. Co
William Morris
Miami Township
George E. Young
R. B. H. Rybolt
Frank P. Goodwin
Southern Ohio L. &T. Co
Anna Bloom
Clark Street L. & B. Co
Emerson R. Smith
Anna Sc
Co. L. Harrison
Commercial Club
F. Eyrich
Federated Improvement Asociation
Planning Commission
Federated Improvement Association
Henry Frost
Business Men’s Club
Frosti
Galvin
Avaloin
Commission
Glenn Mad
Orphan’s Band
Knights of Pythias
Coney Island
Auburn Rose Women’s Auxiliary Temple
Hamilton County Knights
William Lueders
SNCE
THE
City Ice Delivery CO
City Ice
IGE Delivery CO
Ng &H
POPE
Steubenville Dam
J. W. Hall
Henriette Roher
Freda Hofer
Hudson Avenue
Missionary Training School
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