Local notes reflect city events and civic groups
Streetcar delays near Vine due to a power plant line break. An athletic program for inmates at the Children's Home guests of Ashley Droyd and others at Cincinnati Gymnasium Park tomorrow. An auction at the Exchange Club luncheon. a car sale proceeds to charity. German Pioneer Society officers elected at Central Turner Hall. Local 18 Stationary Engineers admit 93 new members. Silverware stolen from 1329 Broadway. Window Cleaners and Janitors Union reports 50 members still on strike. Fire response at Sixth and Culvert. loss $18. Mr and Mrs Covault married at Wyoming Baptist Church. Business Men's Club tour of East Side High School. Horace Mann Mothers and Teachers Club final meeting. Mrs John McCloskey elected Ohio League of Women Voters secretary. St Pauls Church to mark 75th anniversary. Miss Hanano Sugimoto and Yoshikaz Koderra marriage noted as Cincinnati relatives recall 22-year-ago Japanese nuptials.
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Vine Street
West End
East End
Ashley Droyd
Victor
Edwards Ritchie
Cincinnati Gymnasium
Exchange Club
Burnet House
Albertson
Pierce
Louis H. . Nolte
Norwood
Charles F. Waltz
German Pioneer Society
Central Turner Hall
Julius Mayer, Sr
Eer Overmann
Conrad Trager
Peter Kessler
John Cook
August Knapp
Ferdinand Metzger
Anton Scherm
Math Klaiber
Engineers’ Union Local No. 18
Richelieu Hall
Horace Mann Mothers and Teachers’ Club
John McCloskey
Ohio League of Women Voters
Cleveland
Paul Woolley
Traction Officials Take Up Wages With Carmen’s Union
Traction Company officials will meet with Carmen's Union No. 627 Contract Committee at 10 a.m. next Monday to discuss a wage demand of 90 cents per hour. The proposed scale would take effect July 1, announced after a union meeting at the Labor Temple.
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Carmen
Traction Company
Labor Temple
River Stage Readings and Resident Listings
The river stage at 6 p.m. stood at 10.4 feet and was falling. Port entries list several city readings with gauges at Davis Island Dam rising and Louisville upper gauge 8.8 feet and falling. The piece also includes a long roster of residences and names such as Arthur J. Steding Norwood Mary J Calahan Norwood Osborne Chinn 2104 W Sixth street and Alma Ruehl 2108 Hatmaker street along with many others.
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Pittsburg
Davis Island Dam
Wheeling
Evansville
Louisville
Arthur J. Steding
Norwood
Mary J. Calahan
Osborne Chinn
Sixth Street
Alma Ruehl
Hatmaker Street
Frank R. Deprez
Drake Avenue
Ethel Walker
Hewitt Avenue
Charles ©. Marlett
Middletown
O. Mary E
Blersch
Hobart Street
Harry W. Sharpe
Bluffton
Ind
Blanche McGill
Grand Hotel
Weather Report for Ohio Indiana and Nearby Regions
Cloudy conditions with Friday and Saturday showers across Ohio Indiana and Kentucky and West Virginia. Temperatures and precipitation data per station include Boston Kansas New Orleans Omaha Galveston Nashville Winnipeg Ste Marie Minnedosa Cincinnati with record June 3 1920 alignment and daily highs lows averages and rainfall figures.
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Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Boston
Kansas
New Orleans
Omaha
Galveston
Fresco
Coinson
Ther. Bae
Notable Visitors and Delegations in Cincinnati Events
State Librarian J Henry Newman visits Cincinnati to see State Senator Robert J OBrien who departs for a three months tour of Europe. C C Meh leader in cotton and education travels to the US to study industrial and social conditions. Lee Yanker sec of the American Bottlers Association plans Cincinnati convention entertainment. James L Leonard commission merchant heads to Ocala Florida to promote watermelon shipments. Judge Mal S Corbett of New York City rests at the Hotel Linton after long Kentucky political ties.
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J. Henry Newman
Cincinnati
Robert J. O’brien
England
France
Belgium
C. C. Meh
China
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Lee Yunker
Indianapolis
American Association of Bottlers
James L. Leonard
Ee Commission
Tomorro
Ocala
Fla
Mal S. Corbett
New York City
Kentucky
Linton
New York
Foss speaks to Fish Club about Shackleton film
Foss addressed the Fish and Game Protective Association in the Chamber of Commerce Auditorium last night. The program featured The Bottom of the World, a documentary on Sir Ernest Shackleton's Antarctic expedition.
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Foss
Fish and Game Protective Association
Chamber of Commerce
Sir Ernest Shackleton
Antarctic
Births announced for several families in town
COOPER James and Norma welcome a boy at 1632 Highland Avenue. GRIBBLE Harvid and Bessie have a boy at 3333 Brown ing Street. LEAV'S Eugene and Blanche greet a girl at 22 West Ninth Street. MORTIMER Harry and Alma welcome a boy at 451 Kirby Road. MURPHY Joan and Laura have a boy at 1016 Bader Street. SMITH Charles and Dana have a child listed at 1126 Dayton.
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Cooper
James
Norma
Highland Avenue
Gribble
Harvid
Bessie
Browning Street
Leav
Eugene
Blanche
West Ninth Street
Mortimer
Harry
Alma
Kirby Road
Murphy
Joan
Laura
Bader Street
Smith
Charles and
Dana
Dayton Street
West End Community Service to feature industry leaders
D C Keller of the Dow Dr Company and the president of Kroger Grocery Baking Company will be the principal speakers at the West End Community Service at Richmond Street Christian Church next Sunday at 7 45 p m. Dr Arthur Talmage Abernethy pastor of the church has led a series of Community Service and Americanization meetings in place of regular sermons to awaken civic spirit. Ohio Mechanics Institute commencement set for June 7 at 8 o clock in Emery Auditorium with a day and evening public exhibition by students. An informal dance for graduates, alumni and faculty follows the exercises in the gym.
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D. C. Keller
Dow Dr Company
Myr
Kroger Grocery Baking Company
Prince
West End
Richmond Street
Arthur Talmage Abernethy
Ohio Mechanics Institute
Emery
Institute
Obituary for David K Carpenter Traveling Salesman
Funeral services for David K Carpenter a traveling salesman who died at his residence 3774 Pennsylvania avenue will be held at 10 oclock tomorrow morning at the late residence Burial will be in Greenlawn Cemetery Milford Ohio He was 70 and had lived here nine years born in Clermont County near Milford For twelve years he sold monuments for Fisk Bros A widow and one daughter Mrs Pearl Cover survive
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David K. Carpenter
Pennsylvania Avenue
Greenlawn
Milford
Clermont County
Fisk Bros
Pearl Cover
Death of Dr. Charles A. Stoddard at 87
Dr. Charles Augustus Stoddard, author and clergyman, died at his New York home today after a brief illness at age 87. He was editor and part owner of The New York Observer for many years and wrote many travel books.
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New York
Charles Augustus Stoddard
The
New York Observer
Local obituaries list Dorman McVay Orr Steinle and Wolf
Death notices for Harriett Dorman aged 74 widow of John Dorman formerly of Carthage Ohio. Also Leta McVay widow of John and mother of Charles Ida and Susie. William T Orr died age about 60 at Virginia Building Hyde Park. Hermina Steinle widow of Vincent Steinle near Cheviot. David Wolf husband of Florence Kahn Wolf. Funeral details and locations listed. flowers omitted.
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Dorman
Harriett
McCash
John Dorman
Carthage
Vine Street
Spring Grove Cemetery Chapel
McVay
Letta A
John
Charles B
Ida L
Susie B. McVay
Orr
William T
Harriett A. Orr
Virginia
Hyde Park
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan and
Upland Place
Steinle
Hermina D
nee_Ahlenstorf
Vincent
George Snyder
Olivette Avenue
Cheviot
Wolf—David
Florence Kahn Wolf
Redway
Masonic Syrian Temple Outdoor Ceremonial at Cincinnati Zoo
The Syrian Temple Shrine plans a summer outdoor ceremonial at the Cincinnati Zoological Gardens on Saturday June 5 at 9 a.m. Candidates report promptly. Visiting Nobles welcome. A Shrine Card admits. At 1 p.m. gates open to Shriner families with afternoon and evening entertainment. Frank J. Zumstein Potentate, F. Wm. Harte Recorder.
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Syrian Temple
Cincinnati Zoological Gardens
Frank J. Zumstein
F. WM. Harte
Labor Party Calls for Federal Referendum Amendment
The Hamilton County Labor Party meets to push a constitutional amendment for a federal referendum on national policy. The group endorses sending the issue to the states and instructs delegates to back a party platform favoring the amendment. Plans for a June 17 picnic in Chester were also finalized.
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United States Supreme Court
Hamilton County
Labor Party
Labor Temple
Congress
Chester
John Fitzpatrick
Chicago Federation of Labor
Edward
Hitchens to Speak at Ohio Governor Campaign Picnic
Labor candidate Hitchens will be the principal speaker at the Ohio governor campaign picnic, highlighting party platforms and rallying supporters.
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Hitchens
Ohio
Three City Street Motor Accidents Reported
Thomas Uperman, 77, of 6236 Sierra Avenue Madisonville, was sent to General Hospital after being struck by a motorcycle driven by Robert Martin. He suffered a scalp wound a fractured right leg and a badly cut right arm. The incident occurred last night during city traffic.
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Thomas Uperman
Sierra Avenue
Madisonville
General Hospital
Robert Martin
Auto crash injures couple and hits boy in city
An automobile driven by George Fetzer and his wife struck a motorcycle on Madison near Massachusetts and Marshall avenues last night. Mr Fetzer was cited for injuries to his face and Mrs Fetzer sustained a bruised shoulder. A boy, Edward Dinger, seven, living at 3440 Carthage Pike, was struck by a car that jumped the curb at 3470 Carthage Pike. doctors fear internal injuries.
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Madison
Massachusetts
Marshall Avenues
George Fetzer
Halstead Street
Fetzer
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