Germany Granted Provisional 1922 Moratorium by Reparations Commission
The Reparations Commission unanimously approved Germany’s reply to its ultimatum and granted a provisional moratorium on payments for 1922 beginning June 10. The decision notes Germany’s efforts to meet conditions but reserves the right to cancel the postponement if progress falters or obligations are not carried out.
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Paris
Associated Press
Reparations Commission
Germany
Wirth
Whisky Cases Looted in Prohibition Warehouse Raid
More than 2 300 cases of whisky were found in a government records warehouse raid. Looted cases were opened with loosely nailed empty cas es stacked at the bottom of case stacks. Samuel Freedman said the distillery knew nothing of the disappearance and Arthur Johnson noted the prohibition department oversight.
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Miller
Samuel Freedman
Prohibition Department
Arthur Johnson
Ohio to host large veterans hospital at Chillicothe
Government announces a $1.5 million disabled veterans hospital for Ohio Indiana and Kentucky to be built in Chillicothe with 500 beds. It will serve nervous disorders, staffing about 300 officers and employees. Work to begin within 90 days and finish within a year. Harding originally questioned the site but accepted due to Camp Sherman accessibility.
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Harding
Ohio
Forbes
Veterans’ Bureau
Camp Sherman
Indiana
Kentucky
Hoover fixes coal district prices after conference
Secretary Hoover announced maximum fair prices for spot coal in five districts to curb runaway costs during the strike. Alabama will see up to 2.60 a ton, other districts set at 3.50 a ton, with costs and Garfield scale adjustments noted. Agreements are to be finalized with remaining districts soon. H. E. Houston of Cincinnati leads the Smokeless coal committee in Southern West Virginia.
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Washington
Hoover
Alabama
Harlan and Hazard
Kentucky
Appalachian
Tennesee
Pocahontas
New River
Tug River
Winding
Gulf
West Virginia
Mr. Hoover
Tennessee
H. E. Houston
Cincinnati
Fire Devastates Court Street Building Causing 15000 Loss
Fire at 408 East Court Street early yesterday damaged a four story structure. O K Plating and Manufacturing, on the fourth floor, faced a 10000 loss. Other tenants Chevrolet Motor Car Company and Commercial Gazette Printing Works saved by Salvage Corps. Captain William Hall of Fire Company No. 4 injured in an accident en route to the blaze, treated at General Hospital and later returned to duty.
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East Court Street
O. K. Plating and Manufacturing Company
Chevrolet Motor Car Company
Commercial Gazette Printing Works
William Hall
Hall
General Hospital
Whole City Hunts Kidnapped Infant Found On Tracks
Newark police and citizens scoured the city at noon for 11 month old Jean Tyler, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Tyler, after she was taken from a front porch. An hour later the infant was found along railroad tracks about a mile away, believed abandoned by the kidnapper. Officers seek a woman suspected of knowing the kidnapper.
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Newark
Jean Tyler
John Tyler
Toledo Woman Fined $1,000 on Liquor Charge
Port Clinton Ohio May 31 Mrs John Zasada of Toledo was fined 1000 dollars and costs in Mayor George Eberwines court at Marblehead after arrest on a charge of transporting liquor She will be held at the County Jail until the fine and costs are paid.
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Port Clinton
John Zasada
Toledo
George Eberwine
Marblehead
Chatfield Addresses Norwood Republicans
William H. Chatfield, Clarence Brown, and Judge F. M. Hamilton spoke to the Norwood Republican Club opening its season. Chatfield urged party progress with the times and greater civic involvement, praising President Harding’s stance on cleaning politics.
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Norwood
Republican Club
William H. Chatfield
Clarence Brown
F. M. Hamilton
Chatfield
Republican Party
Harding
1200 to Enlist for Pacific Coast Service
Cincinnati and Fort Thomas officers push to enlist 1200 men for Pacific Coast service. Captain J J Wilson at Fort Thomas announced that already a number of young men have enlisted for this special assignment, indicating strong interest.
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Cincinnati
Ft. Thomas
Pacific Coast
J. J. Wilson
Washington Flappers and the Potomac Knicker Trend
A light society note highlights Washington flappers wearing knickers in daily life from work to leisure. The item shows a fashionable trend among young women strolling along the Potomac, reflecting the era's social style and attitudes.
Republican Senators Push Cloture Rule In Senate
In Washington on May 31 the Republican caucus approved drafting a cloture rule to limit Senate debate. The vote was 82 to 1 as Republicans committed to amending the existing rules to curb unlimited discussion.
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Senate
Washington
Republcan
Republican Conference
Insurance Company Choir Sings At Union Central Library
More than three hundred attendees heard the Union Central Life Insurance Company choir perform last night at the Union Central Library. Directed by Prower Symons, the mixed personnel choir with Cincinnati Symphony players presented arias from Damas cus Elijah and Creation among others, with the orchestra offering three instrumental numbers.
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Union Central Life Insurance Company
Union Central Library
Prower Symons
Harriet Rowlette
Reginald Collison
Herbert Steinbeck
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Damascus
Daime Durden
Elijah
Allen- A-Dale
Harlech
Haydn
Obituary notices listing May 1922 deaths in multiple cities
Beatie CAINE John Hieary Washington D C May 31 funeral to be announced. CLANCY Tim suddenly May week 1922 brother of Mrs Hiearn Mrs Grogan Guilford Ind and Mrs Josephany Cincinnati Ohio funeral at J J Sullivan Co. 35 East Fourth Street Friday 8 30 a m Requiem High Mass St Xavier Church 9 a m. GODDARD Ference A wife of Edward W Goddard May 30 1922 service at residence 13826 Edwards Road Thursday June 1 1922 interment Cleveland Ohio. MORRIS George H Morris beloved husband of Eva Bray Morris May 29 residence 2346 Ave Son Westwood funeral Thursday 2 p m. PHIPPS Ada Phipps daughter of Gardner and Hebecca Phipps Cincinnati Ohio 300 Park Avenue New York City May 20 funeral Spring Grove Cemetery chapel Friday 12 noon.
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Goddard
Ference A
Edward W. Goddard
Edwards Road
Cleveland
O. Morris
George H. Morris
Eva Bray Morris
Son
Avenue
Westwood
Phipps
Ada Phipps
Gardner and
Hebecca Phipps
Cincinnati
Park Avenue
New York City
Spring Grove Cemetery
Last tribute for Sir Knight Ruehrwein and George Morris
Members of HanseManN Commandery No 16 K T and Scottish Rite Brethren gather for funeral rites. Sir Knights attend Ruehrwein tribute Friday June 2 at 1 16 p m in Templar uniform at Scottish Rite Cathedral. George H Morris funeral at 2846 Harrison avenue today 2 p m in full Templar dress.
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Hanselmann Commandery No
K. T
Scottish Rite Cathedral
Templar
Frater
Charles L. Ruehrwein
Ernest Kendall
William ‘Poysell
Brethren of the Rite
George H. Morris
Harrison Avenue
Louis Wirth
M. F. WM. Harts
Hanselmann
Scottish Rite
Kendall
William Poysell
New Funeral Home Ad Promises Modern Cremation Services
An advertising snippet lists Sanitary and Aesthetic Cremation options from Cremation Co at 519 Union Central Bldg M with a 30 percent rate. It also promotes UNDERTAKERS NEW FUNERAL HOME by c P MULLEN at 218-20 Gilbert Ave Wolbin, mentions 9 percent auto ambulance, Mrs Mullen as lady embalmer, Busse & Borgmann Co Funeral Directors at 1517 Freeman Ave with three chapels, non sectarian, no charges, and contact phones West 459 and 439.
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Union Central Bldg
Ee New Funeral Home
C. P. Mullen
Gilbert Av. Wolbin
The
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
West
Weather Summary for Ohio Indiana Kentucky and Nearby Areas
Ohio shows cloudy cooler conditions with possible showers in east and south areas. Friday looks fair. Indiana mostly fair, cooler in the south Thursday. Kentucky showers and cooler, Friday fair. West Virginia showers Thursday, cooler inland, Friday fair. Tennessee showers Thursday, cooler in west and north, Friday cloudy. Temperature highs across cities include Boston 82, Kansas City 68, Birmingham 74, Omaha 68, New Orleans 76, San Francisco 56, Galveston 84, San Diego 64, Nashville 80, The Pas 76, Winnipeg 0. Cincinnati Weather Bureau record May 31 1922 ends 7 p.m. with clear mornings and varying wind. highest temps 86 in some days, lowest 58. Precipitation near zero in many stations.
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Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Tennessee
Boston
Kansas City
Birmingham
Omahi
New Orleans
Francisco
Galveston
San Diego
Nashville
the Pas
Maine
Winnipeg
Cincinnati
Weather Bureau
We S.E
Shoeworkers claim lockout over 10 percent wage cut
Joint Council of Boot and Shoeworkers officials say 6000 members are out of work and do not view it as a strike but a lockout for refusing a 10 percent wage cut. They cite wartime wage policies that protected workers from downward adjustments after the war, arguing the 10 percent cut is unwarranted.
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Joint Council, Boot and Shoeworkers’ Unions
Coun
Down Along the River at Cincinnati Falls to 18 Feet 5 Inches
The river stage at Cincinnati at 6 PM was 18 feet 5 inches and falling. News from other ports reports the Davis Island Dam on the Ohio River at Pittsburgh at 8.3 feet and falling with clear conditions.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Davis Island Dam
Cincinnati Musicians Apply for Municipal Band Posts
Forty applicants from Cincinnati submitted applications to the Civil Service Commission for jobs in the Municipal Band that will play in city parks this summer. Examinations are set to occur soon under General Lansing Beach guidance. Also note: a two year extension was granted for Ohio River Dams Nos. 32 and 34 work, extending operations to December 31, 1924. A theft occurred on Richmond Street stealing clothing valued at 206 dollars from Mrs. Ida Davis. A collision at Ninth Street and Central Avenue damaged an automobile and a truck, driven by Howard Delbrugge and Clarence Dean respectively. A letter to Chief of Police Copelaw asks for search for Mrs. Rosie Shoemaker, formerly of Knoxville, signed by Private John D. Shoemaker of the Army Canal Zone.
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Cincinnati
Civil Service Commission
General Lansing Beach
Washington, D. C
Ohio River
Ida Davis
Richmond Street
Ninth Street
Central Avenue
Armstrong
Howard Delbrugge
Rosewood Avenue
Carthage
Clarence Dean
Cleves
William Copelaw
Rosie Shoemaker
Knoxville
Tenn
John D. Shoemaker
Ordinance Department
United States Army
Thirty-third Infantry
Canal Zone
Births Reported for Adams, Blackwell, Burke, and Others
A list of birth notices includes Adams Robert and Irma at 1512 Chase Avenue with a girl, Blackwell John and Lula at 2620 Euclid Avenue with a boy, Burke Edward and Lillie at 421 Crestline Avenue with a boy, Dambinfeller Julius and Mild at 2851 Victoria Place with a girl, Greenberg Joseph and Anna at 1031 Lockman Avenue with a girl, Heg hmay Edwin and Louis at 1707 Rock Street with a boy, Hofepman Richard and Marie at 3902 Llewellyn Street with a girl, McManus David and Julia at 3572 Sindac Street with a boy, Rosser Herschel and Exina at 1001 Parkside Place with a boy, Scohnalz Philip and Greda at 4131 Lakeman Street with a boy, Temming Joseph and Gertrude at 4234 Carthage Avenue St Bernard with a boy, Voss Leroy and Amelia at Priscilla Apartments Michigan Avenue with a girl, and Whitehouse Joseph and Estella at Madison and Markbrelt with a girl.
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Adams
Robert and
Irma
Chase Avenue
Blackwell
John and
Lula
Euclidvenue
Burke Edward and
Lillie
Crestline Avenue
Dambinfeller
Julius and
Mild
Victoria Place
Greenberg
Joseph and
Anna
Lockman Avenue
T An Heghmay
Edwin and
Louis
Rock Street
Hofepman
Richard and
Marie
Llewellyn Street
List of names and addresses from a historical page
A long list of personal names followed by numerous street addresses and city locations including Covington Ky Chicago Ill Glendale and numerous avenues and streets. The text appears to be a directory snippet or a notice listing names with addresses rather than a narrative event.
Club membership votes for Charles Nelson and Schmidt
Charles J. Nelson and G. W. Schmidt have applied for membership in the Business Men's Club. Charley R. Franz was voted to membership by the Board of Directors.
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Charles J. Nelson
G. W. Schmidt
Business Men's Club
Charley R. Franz
Hundreds Gag Wily Kidnapper in Nebraska
In Lincoln Nebraska a crowded chase formed as Fred Brown alias Gus Grimes the former convict who kidnapped two young women in Omaha and held them in chains for thirty six hours was pursued. A resident Violet Dingman 22 helped subdue him briefly until he escaped. Brown later forced John Ryan 60 to cook for him and spent about an hour in the room while surrounded by a crowd and police outside.
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Lincoln, Neb
Associated Press
Get Brown
Fred Brown
Gus Grimes
Omaha
Brown
Bowman
Violet Dingman
State Penitentiary
John Ryan
Ryan
John Henry Caine Dies in Washington
John Henry Caine of Washington D C died in a capital hospital after months of illness. He formerly lived in Cincinnati and was about 70, a heart disease victim who recently suffered a stroke. Survived by his widow Annie E Caine a daughter Mrs Albert Goldthorpe of Arizona and by relatives including Mrs W B Morrow and Captain Thomas H Morrow. Body to be brought to Cincinnati for burial.
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John Henry Caine
Washington
D. C
Mr. Caine
Cincinnati
Mr. Caine Was A Brother of Mrs. W. B. Morrow
Thomas H. Morrow
United States District Attorney
Annie E. Caine
Albert Goldthorpe
Arizona
Representative Kearns Declines Harding Post and Runs Again
Representative Charles C. Kearns of Batavia Ohio declined the offer to become United States Attorney to succeed James Clark. He told President Harding at the White House and soon announced his candidacy for re election in Ohio Sixth District. The President urged him to run and offered support to win.
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Congress
White House
Ohio
Kearns
City Not Required to Pay Water Claims by High Court
Ohio Supreme Court upholds Hamilton County ruling that Cincinnati Rapid Transit Commissioners lacked authority to pay more than $60,000 in claims from surplus Miami Canal water usage. Plaintiffs Atkins & Pierce Manufacturing Co, Carrie Fagan, and Kilgore estate trustees sought compensation. John C. Rogers, a taxpayer, opposed payment.
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Columbus, O
State Supreme Court
Hamilton County
Board of Rapid Transit Commissioners of
Cincinnati
Miami Canal
Atkins & Pierce Manufacturing Company
Carrie F. Fagan
Mary C. Kilgore
John C. Rogers
Supreme Court
Two Gun Murphy Arrives in U S From A E F
New York May 31 Two Gun Murphy famed A E F round up man with five hundred deserters arrested sailed home aboard the Chateau Thierry He describes dueling drug peddlers in Paris and chasing a desert er through a subway window He hopes to become a government investigator The Chateau also returns seventy two American soldiers who died in Germany for burial
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New York
Murphy
United States
Chateau Thierry
Paris
Grover Cleveland Berrydoll
Germany
Spartanburg
North Carolina
Sisson Charged With Murder in Marietta Horseman Case
Arthur Sisson, 22, a machinist, is under arrest in Youngstown for participation in the robbery and murder of Charles Reese, the Marietta horseman killed January 1, 1921. Sheriff Roberts of Washington County returned Sisson to Marietta where the suspect had recently married a local girl unaware of his past.
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Youngstown
Arthur Sisson
Charles Reese
Marietta
Roberts
Washington County
Sisson
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George T. Poor
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John J. Gumbert
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