Ohio General Assembly Ends Without Vetoed Funds
The Eighty seventh General Assembly adjourned sine die after failing to pass the vetoed items of the general appropriation bill. Gov Donahey’s power to appoint will be tested as he plans to fill the Public Utilities Commission vacancy left by Frank B Maullar. The Senate and House created joint committees to study public expenditures and criminal jurisprudence, but funds to operate were vetoed.
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Cuyahoga County
Earle L. Johnson
Lake County
Martin S. Dodd
Lucas County
O. C. Gray
Harrison County
Harry Ball
Scioto County
Ernest R. Hazard
Clinton County
Logan County
W. C. Wendt
Franklin County
L. J. Abele
J. H. Bustard
I. J. Hoover
Stark County
Grant P. Ward
Cyrus J. Filton
Butler County
Senate
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Earl D. Bloom
Chester C. Bolton
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House
Martin S
Dodd
Gray
Frank B. Maullar
Public Utilities Commission
Ohio Supreme Court
Nee Ciar All Teres
Cincinnati Ensign Heads to China for Asiatic Fleet Duty
Ensign Homer Dahlke of Cincinnati sails from Mare Island aboard the Chase for duty with the Asiatic fleet in China. A Hughes High School graduate, he studied at the University of Cincinnati before entering Annapolis in 1921, and graduated naval academy in 1925.
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Homer Dahlke
Cincinnati
China
B. Chase
Oscar Dahlke
Vine Street
Mare Island
Cal
Ensign Dahlke
Hughes High School
University of Cincinnati
Annapolis
Nicholas Longworth
Naval Academy
Two pedestrians struck by autos on city streets
William Froman, 50, of Liberty street and Central avenue, likely suffers a skull fracture after being hit by a car driven by David Galinkin at McMicken avenue and Walnut street. Galinkin transports him to General Hospital. Ethel Misalias, four, daughter of John Misalias, is cut and bruised after a collision with Max Wolf at Richmond street and Central avenue. she is returned home.
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William Froman
Liberty Street
Central Avenue
David Galinkin
Reading Road
McMicken Avenue
Walnut Street
Galinkin
General Hospital
Ethel Misalias
John Misalias
Max Wolf
Burton Avenue
Richmond Street
Huss Reelected President At Ohio Postal Clerks Meet
Emil Huss of Cincinnati was reelected president of the Ohio State Postal Clerks Association at the annual convention in Springfield. Next year’s meeting will be in Cincinnati. Elected officers include James Stevens Urbana vice president George Meek Fostoria treasurer and E T Zerkle Springfield secretary.
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Springfield
Emil Huss
Cincinnati
Ohio State Postal Clerks’ Association
James Stevens
Urbana
George Meek
Fostoria
E. T. Zerkle
Governor’s Appointment Power in Public Utilities Questioned
The article discusses whether the Governor can appoint a Public Utilities Commission member without Senate confirmation during adjournment. It notes Maullar’s six year term ending February 1 and the potential for a court ruling on vacancy and appointment authority, with Maullar signaling a possible Supreme Court fight if replaced.
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Chalmers Parker
Columbus
Dc. C. Crabbe
Public Utilities Commission
Senate
Maullar
Supreme Court
Commission
Britons Seek Closer Anglo American Ties At Cincinnati Visit
A British business delegation arrived in Cincinnati to promote a British American Union and stronger English American cooperation. Mayor Seasongood hosted a luncheon with Chamber of Commerce leaders while Frederick C. Hicks of the University of Cincinnati spoke on shared duties and ideals. The party toured local industries and urged coordinated efforts to stave off discord and boost transatlantic prosperity.
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Great Britain
America
Louisville
Mayor Seasongood
Cincinnati and
Ohio Chambers of Commerce
George Dent Crabbs
Washington
Hicks Specks
Frederick C. Hicks
University of Cincinnati
Hicks
John Fulmer Bright
Richmond
Indianapolis
Gibson
Robert A. Taft
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick C. Fairholme
Sheffield
England
Federation of British Industries
Gilbert C. Wyle
Birmingham
Association of British Chambers of Commerce
Mr. Fairholme
Hampton Roads
Seasongood
Surrey County
Crabbs
Horace Walker
Bristol
Marriage Licenses List With Names And Addresses
A long list of marriage licenses appears, naming bridegrooms and brides with ages and home addresses across multiple streets and cities. The record includes occupations and religious acknowledgments for some parties and notes several reverends associated with the licenses.
Obituary of William F. Herman Retired Coast Artillery Sergeant
William F. Herman, 58, of 3268 Montana Avenue Westwood a retired Coast Artillery sergeant died at home yesterday of heart disease and other afflictions from exposure during twenty seven years in service He served in the Cuban Philippine Boxer uprising in China and in World War I He was discharged five years ago due to disabilities and was stationed at Ft Tilden New York Funeral services will be Friday at 2 pm at the First Presbyterian Church of Westwood Burial will follow in Bridge Town Cemetery He is survived by his widow Mrs Carrie Herman a daughter Mrs James Black and a son William F Herman Jr all of Cincinnati
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William F. Herman
Montana Avenue
Westwood
Coast Artillery
China
Ft. Tilden
N. Y
First Presbyterian Church of
Bridgetown
Carrie Herman
James Black
William F. Herman, Jr
Cincinnati
C. C. Miller Veteran Ohio Educator Dies at 70
C. C. Miller 70 prominent Ohio educator died after a short illness in Lancaster. He served as superintendent of schools in Lima Hamilton Sandusky Eaton Ottawa and Fairfield County and was three years president of Lima College. Miller sat on the Ohio State University board of trustees and was state commissioner of schools. He leaves his widow and a son Leon of Cleveland.
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Lancaster, O
C. C. Miller
Ohio
Pioneer auto engineer Krueger dies at 60 in Milwaukee
Harry F. Krueger 60, a pioneer automobile man credited with starting the left side steering gear idea, died in Milwaukee yesterday. A 1903 self built car named the Eclipse is said to have been the first with that arrangement.
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Milwaukee
Harry F. Krueger
American vice consul Cipriani dies at Glasgow
Edward B. Cipriani Senior American Vice Consul in Glasgow died Sunday after a heart attack. He was born in Trinidad and naturalized as American.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Edward B. Cipriani
Trinidad
Services for James Cook Veteran of the Stage
Funeral services for James Cook seventy four former Cincinnati resident and veteran theatrical man who died Monday at Mount Clemens Michigan will be held at St Edwards Church on Clark Street with a requiem high mass at 8 30 Thursday morning Burial will be in St Josephs Cemetery He is survived by a brother William Cook of Chicago and three sisters Mrs Ella Saffin Mrs Alfred Orendorf and Mrs Charles Murray all of Cincinnati
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Cincinnati
Mount Clements
Mich
St. Edwards Church
Clark Street
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
William Cook
Chicago
Ella Saffin
Alfred Orendorf
Charles Murray
Ox Balloons Still in All After Six Hours
A continuation reports ongoing activities involving balloons observed in the area with no further details on purpose or outcomes. Officials described the event as unresolved as security teams monitor the site and coordinate with local agencies.
Balloons Race for Gordon Bennett Cup Narrowly contested
Balloons from Army Navy and corporate entries report landings across New York and Ontario with distances from 175 to 705 miles. The top three finishers earn entry to the Gordon Bennett Cup race in Denver next September. Weather hampers progress as radio reports fade and identification proves tricky. Final winner to be decided by the National Aeronautic Association Contest Committee with sealed barographs and possible late assembly if close.
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Washington
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Sikorsky Plane Crashes Into Long Island Sound
A Sikorsky hydro airplane piloted by a U S Navy captain carrying designer Igor Sikorsky and a mechanic nose-dived into Long Island Sound near College Point after an engine failure. The crew escaped uninjured. The craft was the S-35, previously involved in a Roosevelt Field crash last September with Rene Fonck aboard.
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Collier
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Long Island Sound
College Point
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Paris
Lodge Notices Kilwinning Chapter 97 Stated Convocation
R A M Kilwinning Chapter No 97 holds a stated convocation on Wednesday June 1 at 7 30 pm General business dues petitions etc Visitors welcome E C Campbell H P A T Roever Secretary.
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Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices in Cincinnati
A jumble of notices lists several deaths and funeral arrangements including ieaths Cook James at Mt. Clemens Mi May 80 1927 Requiem at St Edwards. Crocker Lucy Elizabeth Mosher widow of Samuel A Crocker services at W Mack Johnson’s funeral home June 1. Fitzgerald Jo Ann Quinlan wife of John Fitzgerald and mother of Clarence and Harry Fitzgerald funeral Thursday June 2 at J J Sullivan Co. Herman William F husband of Carrie Herman May 31 with service at Westwood Presbyterian Church. Kiley Les son of Michael and Margaret Kiley died May 31 funeral June 2 at St Joseph North Bend Ohio. Leppert James Joseph husband of Margaret Leppert funeral June 2 Glendale with Requiem at St Gabriel’s. Phipps Margaretta R daughter of William R and Lydia B Phipps May 31 Ann Arbor funeral later. Minor Alice Carneal May 30 Spring Grove Chapel June 1 burial private omit flowers. Nicholson Maria Bircher widow of Gabriel Nicholson funeral June 1 Chonau Hoffner Street burial at Spring Grove. Raible Henrietta mother of Fred W Schmidt died May 30 service June 1 at W Mack Johnson’s. Elks No 6 Cincinnati officers to attend John Klein funeral June 1 8 PM at residence 3624 Borden street Frayser Exalted Ruler Richardson Secretary.
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Quinlan
John Fitzgerald
Clarence
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Woodburn Avenue
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Bell ‘Place
McMillan Street
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Evanston
Herman
William F
Carrie Herman
Buescher
Montana Avenue
Westwood Presbyterian Church
Kiley
Les
Michael
Margaret Kiley
St. Joseph’s Church
North Bend
Auburn
N. Y
West Eighth Street
Phipps
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William R
Lydia B. Phipps
Ann Arbor
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Minor
Alice Carneal
Thomas C. Minor
Ee Spring Grove Chapel
Wednesay
Nicholson
Maria Bircher
Gabriel L. Nicholson
Chonau’s
Hoffner Street
Spring Grove
Raible
Henrietta
Fred W. Schmidt
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan and Upland Place
P. O. Elks No
Cincinnati Lodge No
B. P. O. Elks
Elks
John Klein
Borden Street
F. Frayser
J. S. Richardson
Reeves Named Recreation Director Here in Evanston
The Civil Service Commission announced the appointment of Mr. Reeves as Director of Recreation after a competitive nationwide exam. Burnett withdrew, paving the way for Reeves who has led public recreation efforts in Cincinnati for eight years and is seen as an experienced local leader.
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Evanston
Ill
Burnett
Reeves
Civil Service Commission
Schmidt
Cincinnati
Recreation Commission
Phil Ziegler
Cin. Cremation Co Offers Free Booklet And Chapel
Sanitary and aesthetic cremation services described by Cin. Cremation Co located in the Union Central Building. A free booklet and chapel service are advertised for interested customers.
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Union Central Bldg
Standard Market Association to Meet and Picnic Planning
The Standard Market Improvement Association will meet tonight in Richelieu Hall to discuss newspaper advertising and arrange the coming picnic, announced by President Frank Costa yesterday. A 25 year old white man in a light Alpine hat is suspected of a porch theft at 3458 Vine Street, where Elmer Hunsicker lost $100 and two automatic pistols from a second floor bedroom dresser.
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Standard Market Improvement Association
Richelieu Hall
Frank Costa
Elmer Hunsicker
Vine Street
Clerk Lampe Suspended Over Memorial Day Absence
Charles Lampe, a clerk in the office of Police Chief Copelaw, was suspended for failing to report for work on Memorial Day. He plans to argue before City Manager Sherrill that uniformed patrolmen rules do not apply to him and that city employees are entitled to Sundays and holidays off.
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Charles Lampe
Copelaw
Sherrill Lampe
Woman slashes wrist after argument at Northside home
Nellie Vollhardt 27 slashed her left wrist then fled 1543 Pullen Avenue Northside. Police captured her at Langland and Pullen and sent her to General Hospital. She and husband Milford Wollhardt 26 were arrested on charges of disorderly conduct.
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Pullen Avenue
Northside
Langland
Pullen Avenues
General Hospital
Milford Wollhardt
Masonic Outing Plans Target Record Coney Island Picnic
Reports to the committee arranging the nineteenth annual Masonic outing at Coney Island indicate the event will be the largest yet. The Society of Past Masters oversees preparations and has staged a series of stunts whose nature remains secret.
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Coney Island
Society of Past Masters
St Xavier College Alumnae to honor 1927 graduates at Broadway dinner
Members of the St Xavier College Alumnae Association will host a dinner on June 18 at the Broadway to honor Miss Edna Taylor of the School of Commerce Miss Henrietta McGarr of the law department and Miss Florence Albers of the School of Education from the class of 1927. Miss Catherine Carter serves as President and leads the dinner arrangements.
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St. Xavier College Alumnae Association
Broadway
Edna Taylor
School of Commerce
Henrietta McGarr
Law Department
Florence Albers
School of Education
Catherine Carter
Trustees to discuss Fourth of July outing for St Joseph Orphanage
Paul V. Connolly convenes a meeting of St Joseph Orphanage Board of Trustees and friends at the Chamber of Commerce at 8 pm Friday to review plans for the annual Fourth of July outing. Rev Francis T Culley will outline the event.
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Paul V. Connolly
Board of Trustees
St. Joseph Orphanage
Friends of the Orphans
Chamber of Commerce
Cherry
Blue Rock
Francis T. Culley
Garden Party Plans Benefit Mt St Mary School
Plans for the annual garden party to be held June 12 for the Mt St Mary Training School for Girls will be discussed at a meeting of workers tomorrow evening at the convent assembly hall. The event is conducted by the Sisters of Good Shepherd located on Warsaw and Grand avenues in Price Hill.
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Scout Executive Arthur Roberts to Speak in Dayton
Arthur E. Roberts will address the Extension Directors of the Ohio Agricultural Association in Dayton today. He speaks at the Federal Building on the topic Interests of Adolescents for the conference sessions.
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Arthur E. Roberts
Scout
Dayton
Ohio Agricultural Association
Federal Building
Identified as Anna Gido the clubbing victim in Cleveland
Cleveland May 31 A girl taken to a hospital last night by two men who vanished when a physician was sought was identified as Anna Gido a waitress. Coroner Hammond ruled the death a clubbing homicide after autopsy showed a crushed skull. Police held a man arrested after reporting a stolen car believed linked to the case and noted matching sweater-coat pocket evidence.
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Cleveland
Anna Gido
Hammond
Ft Scott Camp Offers Opportunity For Boys
Ft Scott area offers a not for profit summer camp to help boys and relieve parents as stated by W D Morrissey executive secretary of the Ft Scott Camp Association. He told Holy Name Society members the camp is run by volunteers who value boys freedom in the fields and streams.
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W. D. Megrrissey
Ft. Scott Camp Association
The
Holy
Name Society of the Church of the Dainty
Pleasant Ridge
Ft.Scott
Morrissey
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