Canada Claims Sovereignty Over Lands to North Pole
Ottawa declares sovereignty over all lands between mainland Canada and the North Pole. Interior Minister Charles Stewart tells the House of Commons in support of a Northern Territories act amendment requiring foreign entrants to obtain a federal license. Stewart says Canada claims sovereignty to the pole, including areas explored or undiscovered, as speakers note potential implications for explorers like MacMillan and Amundsen.
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New York World News Service
Ottawa
Ont
Dominion
North Pole
Government of
Canada
Charles Stewart
Interior
House of Commons
Northern Territories
Stewart
MacMillan
Amundsen
J. L. Brown
Lisgar
North ‘Pole
Bicycle crash injures 13 year old in city street
Joseph Enneking aged 13 of 11813 Chase avenue was struck by a car driven by Henry G. Weiss of 8200 Jefferson avenue in front of 4049 Spring Grove avenue. Enneking sustained a broken left arm and was returned to his home.
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Joseph Enneking
Chase Avenue
Henry G. Weiss
Jefferson Avenue
Spring Grove Avenue
Final Tribute Paid Marshall In Washington
Washington scene marks simple obsequies for Thomas R. Marshall former Vice President. President Coolidge and government leaders attend. Body sent to Indianapolis for final rites by Scottish Rite Masons. Rev Wood honors life, notes Marshall's charity to children. Fortunes of the Morrison family linked to Marshall mercy. Funeral train departs as Indianapolis readies tribute.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Coolidge
Thomas R. Marshall
Indianapolis
Marshall Home
Charles Wood
Church of the Covenant
Marshall
Matthew Morrison
Mr.Marshall
Morrison
Clarence Ignatius Morrison
Morrison Marshall
Marshalls
Willard
John H. Cowles
Southern
James M. Baker
Senate
Thomas F. Walsh
Mark Thistlewaite
Indiana
Taft
United States
Tomor
Miss Alma Beisse elected President of Woman's Rotary Club
Miss Alma R Beisse was elected President of the Woman's Rotary Club yesterday. Other officers include Ella Hunt Mary Meyers as vice presidents and Emily Leibel Mary Farrell Elenore Richman Martha Shimler Bertha Lehmeyer Julia Cunningham and Mary Beaman as auditors and officers.
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Alma R. Beisse
Woman's Rotary Club
Ella G. Hunt
Mary Meyers
Emily Leibel
Mary M. Farrell
Elenore Richman
Martha Shimler
Bertha Lehmeyer
Julia Cunningham
Mary Beaman
Chicago
E. E. Burbank
University of Cincinnati
Association College of Chicago
Hauser
Cincinnati Coal Exchange
Bass Island
R. A. Dickson
Black Knight Cocensian
Walt Schubert
Walnut Street
Earl Fishbach
Thomas M. Gregory
United States
Senator Fess
Ohio
Y. M. C. A. Law School
Memorial Hall
Grant
Elm Streets
Cecil H. Gamble
Gilbert Bettman
Raymond Baumgartner
Wilbert Lytle
E. C. Wareing
C. H. Reinbold
Altenheim
Alice Allee
Ivanhoe Avenue
Norwood
Norwood Federation of Women’s Clubs
Howard S. Cox
Allee
Dunlap
Eer
Philippine Islands
Women's Missionary Societies of the Cincinnati Presbytery
Norwood Presbyterian Church
C. A. Wane
Orman “McCall
Altamont Hospital For
Fr. Thomas
Harry Frooks
Sycamore Street
Pearl Street
Eggleston Avenue
John Corcoran
Baum Street
Blanche Crosby
G. H. Geyer
Goldie Harter
Wesleyan College of Kansas
Mary Louise Nickerson
Vera Jacobson
Association
Mercedes Geyer
Seek Kin of W. H. Clark In Cincinnati Search
In Cincinnati police seek relatives of William H. Clark of Napa California who died in a Napa auto crash last Saturday. Born in Lawrence County Ohio, he is believed to have kin in this area. Coroner James Blake of Napa County sent the telegram requesting help.
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W. H. Clark
Cincinnati
William H. Clark
Napa
Cal
Lawrence County
James Blake
Napa Countty
River traffic and water levels on the Ohio at Cincinnati
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 11.1 feet and steady at 6 p m with arrivals from Louisville and Pittsburgh and departures to Pomeroy Pittsburgh and Louisville. The Cincinnati expected from Louisville at 10 a m and to return at 5 p m. The Andes due from Madison Ind and to depart for Madison at 5 p m. River conditions remain clear with 9 feet at nearby gauges.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
Queen City
Louisville
Betsy Ann
Pittsburgh
Greenwood
Pomeroy
Andes
Madison
Ind
Steamship Movements At New York Harbor June 2
Incoming steamers list arrivals and departures for June 2 to June 3. Voyages include President Harding to Bremen and Mauretania to Southampton, with several inbound ships arriving from Oslo and Rio de Janeiro. Details show times and ports such as Gibraltar, Port Said, Cristobal, and Havana.
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New York
Shipping News
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Oscar Il
Oslo
Kase
Havre
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Araxes
Gibraltar
Port Said
Mauretania
Southampton
Tachira
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A.m. Carrillo
Cristobal
Lewis Sue
M. Arived
Assyria
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Stavangerfjord
Vestris
Rio de Janiero
Drottingholm
Meay
Porto Rico
Lithuania
Danzig
Munargo
Nassau
Monterey
Havana
Obituary Alfred Gaither III Dies at 31
Alfred Gaither III 31 son of Dr. Alfred Gaither of 134 East Auburn avenue Auburn died at home Monday after a five year illness linked to an injury at the front with Battery F 136th Field Artillery near to the Armistice He worked for American Laundry Machinery Company of Norwood before illness and hip infection He was Walnut Hills High School football captain survived by parents two brothers Thomas and John Funeral at Church of the Advent Walnut Hills 2:30 pm burial in Spring Grove Cemetery
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Alfred Gaither III
Alfred Gaither
East
Auburn Avenue
Auburn
Gaither
136Th Field Artillery
American Laundry Machinery Company of
Norwood
Walnut Hills
Thomas
John Gaither
Church of the Advent
Spring Grove Cemetery
Musician Irwin A. Schuchardt Dies in New York
Irwin A. Schuchardt, a 26 year old Cincinnati musician, died yesterday in New York. Relatives will investigate the death circumstances. He leaves a widow Bettie DeWitt Schuchardt, a child Joanne Sue, his mother Susan M. Schuchardt, and siblings Arthur L. and Emilie A. Schuchardt. Funeral will be at 2:30 tomorrow at the residence, burial in Walnut Hills Cemetery.
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Irwin A. Schuchardt
Cincinnati
New York
Schuchardt
Bettie DeWitt Schuchardt
Joanne Sue
Susan M. Schuchardt
Arthur L
Emilie A. Schuchardt
Thernoon
Walnut Hills Cemetery
Chester R. Sheppard Dies After Appendicitis Operation
Chester R. Sheppard a 32 year old rural mail carrier at the College Hill station died at Bethesda Hospital yesterday after an operation for appendicitis. He served eleven years in the mail service including a World War overseas tour. He lived with his parents on North Bend road and is survived by two brothers and one sister. Funeral arrangements have not been set.
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Chester R. Sheppard
North Bend Road
College Hill
Bethseda Hospital
Sheppard
College Hill Station
United States Infantry
William Sheppard
William E
J. E. Sheppard
Warren D. Allen
Bustani Turkish leader dies in Brooklyn hotel
Suleiman El Bustani, 73, minister of commerce under Mohammed V and noted Turkish literary figure, died at the Hotel St. George in Brooklyn. The writer and diplomat helped improve Turkish Bulgar reconciliation and produced translations and Arabic encyclopedic works.
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Bustani
Brooklyn
Associated Press
New York
Suleiman el Bustani
Mohammed. V
Hotel St. George
Kilwinning Chapter No 97 R A M Stated Convocation
Kilwinning Chapter No 97 R A M holds a stated convocation on Wednesday June 3 at 7 80 pm in the Scottish Rite Cathedral Regular business includes dues payments petitions and is followed by entertainment and refreshments Visitors welcome Carl Beyer H P A T Roever Secretary
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Kilwinning
Scottish Rite
Carl Beyer
Obituary notices and funeral details from June 1925
Several local obituaries announce deaths on June 1 1925 including Beaths Leo H Burke John H Breitenbach Carolina A Breitenbach Alfred Gaither III Louis Hyman Albert Jones James Nolan Irwin Schuchardt Albert Striepeck Josephine Weide Ruth Wessling with funeral dates at St John’s St Mary’s St Elizabeth and local churches, interments at St Mary’s Cemetery and other local cemeteries.
Non-sectarian Cremation Service Offers Free Booklet
Cin. Cremation Co and The Busse Borgmann Co advertise three chapels at 1617 Freeman Avenue. Union Central Bidg. M 3095. Services are sanitary and modern with no charges and a free booklet available from general directors.
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Union Central
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
Bustani’s Life Reflects Turbulent Turkish Politics
Bustani, born in Mt. Lebanon Syria, was a Christian writer whose extensive fiction and poetry volumes appear in this selection. He navigated Turkish political upheaval with cautious faith in leaders yet observed public sentiment.
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Pedia
Bustani
Mt. Lebanon
Syria
Turkey
Fat
Louis Hyman Dies Founder of Local Shoe Firm
Louis Hyman, 56, founder of Liebert Shoe Manufacturing Company, died after a month long illness at Jewish Hospital. A Rushville, Indiana native who spent most of his life in Cincinnati, he lived at 607 Mitchell Avenue and is survived by his widow, his mother Mrs. Johann Liebert, six sisters and three brothers. Funeral services will be held at United Jewish Cemetery chapel at 3:30 tomorrow.
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Louis Hyman
Liebert Shoe Manufacturing Company
Jewish Hospital
Mr. Hyman
Rushville
Ind
Cincinnati
Mitchell Avenue
Johann Liebert
United Jewish Cemetery
Policeman Frank Mitchell Dies After 25 Years of Service
Frank Mitchell, 57, a veteran policeman known for battles and notable arrests in the Bottoms Levee Bucktown and Deer Creek gang cleanup, died at General Hospital after a yearlong cancer battle. A Second District veteran, he was retired May 16 due to disability and lived at 6729 Roe Street Madisonville.
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Frank Mitchell
Bucktown
Deer Creek
General Hospital
Mitchell
Roe Street
Madisonville
Funeral for Rev. John B. Chiotti at Italian Sacred Heart
Italian societies and religious orders will send representatives to the funeral of Rev. John B. Chiotti pastor of Italian Sacred Heart Catholic Church who died this week. Pallbearers include Charles Ginochio Alvino Zanone Dr Joseph Podesta J B Mussio Charles S Fugazzi and Louis Frixione. High mass will precede burial at St Joseph's Cemetery with services at 517 Broadway at 9 30 a m.
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Chiotti
John B. Chiotti
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Charles Ginochio
Alvino Zanone
Joseph Podesta
J. B.J. Mussio
Charles S. Fugazzi
Louis Frixione
Broadway
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Esther Goodman at Lickrun Chapel
Funeral arrangements are set for 2 o'clock this afternoon at Lickrun Cemetery chapel for Esther Goodman 67 died in Ashland Kentucky. She resided in Cincinnati over forty years and is mother to Mrs Fanny Rotter wife of attorney Samuel Rotter of 3439 Drury Avenue. Surviving children include Mrs Bella Josselson 821 Cleveland Avenue Miss Marie Goodman Mrs Louise Felher Glenwood Avenue Louis Goodman Huntington W Va and Harry Samuel Goodman Oakland California.
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Esther Goodman
Nathan’ Goodman
Ashland
Lickrun Cemetery
Missing Relatives Seek Police Aid in Several City Alerts
The report lists Robert Goforth 33 of East Third Street missing after a Camp near Mariemont incident that suggests foul play. Also sought are Earl Kindick Legrand 16 from Louisville via Cincinnati May 28, and William Carney a Brown Hel steeplejack inferred from Manchester England letters. Additionally Jessie Cook 15 of Freeborn Avenue last seen May 3 leaving for the Art Museum.
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Robert Goforth
East Third Street
Goforth
Mariemont
H. C. Legrand
West Chestnut Street
Louisville
Earl Kindick Legrand
Cincinnati
Columbus
William* Carney
Sixth
Elm Streets
Manchester
England
4Essie Cook
Free
Nce
Tomo
Art Museum
Births listed for multiple families in city directory extraction
A garbled OCR extract lists numerous birth notices with parent names and addresses such as Meths Baker and Grace at 1482 Apjones street and Beckenh Arthur and Estella at 1132 Daytonis. The legible items include boys and girls with various parental pairs and street addresses across the city.
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Baker
Grace
Apjones
Beckenh
Arthur
Estella
Eran
Huston Nue
Norwood
Herbert and Rue
Vine Street
Herrman Arthur and
Blanche
Kli Charles and
Mary
Bowman Avenue
Lagemann
Clyde
Elizabeth
Roberta
R. R
Rnpansonville
Innett—Joseph Yor
Ruby
Tanner
Sroben Haa Tidd
Margaret
McNeil Tree
Colerain
Yates
James and
Hilda
Glendora Avenue
Marriage Licenses Listed With Names And Addresses
A list of marriage licenses names appears alongside multiple street addresses and locations. Names include Louis H Whelar Anna Wallbrech and many others with residences like 1065 Wade st 522 Liberty st 240 Northen av 1234 Grace av and Lexington Ky. The compilation names a variety of individuals and places linked to the license records.
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Wade St
Liberty St
Northen
Grace
Cheviot
Kindel
Norwood
Blair Av
Carrel St
Kossuth
Rockdale
Beech
Een
E. Liberty St
Lexington
Blic
Jerome St
Donaldson Pl
Holloway Ct
80Th St
Ridge Arck Creek Rd
Weather overview for multiple states with warm trend and possible showers
Ohio and Illinois show unsettled conditions with showers or thunderstorms possible. Kentucky Tennessee and West Virginia forecast partly cloudy to generally fair with warm temperatures and possible local thunder showers. The data includes a June 1925 climate record with high of 92 and low of 53 and precipitation 0.09.
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Kentucky
West Portion
Tennessee
West Virginia
Illinois
Indiana
Eastport
Chicago
Boston
Melee T
Kansas
Atlantic C
Omaha
Birm’gham
Denver
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Phoenix
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Spokane
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San Frisco
Louisville
San Diego
Nashville
Winnipeg
S. S. Marie
the Pas Beas
S.W
Pt.C’ly
Enon
Pickford Kidnap Plot to Be Probed by Grand Jury
Three men C Z Stephens Claude A Holcomb and Adrien J Wood charged with plotting to kidnap Mary Pickford film star face a grand jury probe to determine if the case is a police frame up. Complaints issued by the District Attorney hold the trio at $50 000 bail each until a Friday grand jury session.
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Los Angeles
Mary Pickford
C. Z. Stephens
Claude A. Holcomb
Adrien J. Wood
District Attorney's
Grand Jury
Ball
Two Men Entombed in Zinc Mine Cave-In near Joplin
Joplin Missouri June 2 Two miners were entombed by earth and rock in a drift of the M and BS Mining Company zinc and lead mine near Joplin Buck Craig is believed dead and Harry Long escaped to a lateral and is believed alive.
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Associated Press
Joplin
M. & 8S. Mining Company
Buck Craig
Harry Long
Ohio Supreme Court bans The Birth of a Nation film
The Ohio Supreme Court upheld the rejection of The Birth of a Nation, affirming Vernon M. Riegel's ban as not historically accurate and containing crimes and racial prejudice. The Epoch Producing Company failed to secure Ohio approval after filing in February and mounting a lengthy battle dating back a decade.
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Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
Vernon M. Riegel
Epoch Producing Company
Brewery Fined Ten Thousand For Volstead Act Conspiracy
St Louis brewery Griese dieck Bros pleads guilty to conspiracy to violate the Volstead act and is fined the maximum ten thousand dollars by Federal Judge Faris. The case centers on illegal production and distribution during prohibition era.
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ST. Louis
Griesedieck Bros. Brewery Company
Faris
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