Miss Donahey Weds In Capital In First Mansion Ceremony
Miss Margaret Donahey daughter of Governor Donahey married James Wylie Huffman executive secretary to the governor in a 3 40 PM ceremony at the Ohio Executive Mansion. The couple left for a private wedding after a public reception and dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Columbus
Margaret Donahey
Donahey
James Wylie Huffman
Executive Mansion
Broad Street
Huffman
Frank H. Huffman
Babcock Presbyterian Church
Baltimore
Alice Murray
New Philadelphia
Williamina Huffman
Marion Donahey
Dorothy Donahey
Park G. Ogden
Kate Donahey
Margaret Foster
William Donahey
Great Lakes
Isabel Rockefeller to Wed F W Lincoln Jr
The engagement of Miss Isabel Rockefeller daughter of Mr and Mrs Percy A Rockefeller and granddaughter of John D Rockefeller to Frederick Walker Lincoln Jr son of Mr and Mrs Frederick Walker Lincoln of Greenwich Connecticut was announced tonight. Miss Rockefeller has done bacteriological work at Columbia University and is a Westover School graduate. Lincoln a Princeton 1921 graduate works with Peabody & Sons merchants and is a member of the Princeton Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Isabel Rockefeller
Percy A. Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Frederick Walker Lincoln, Jr
Frederick Walker Lincoln
Greenwich
Conn
Miss Rockefeller
Abby Rockefeller
David Meriwether Milton
Columbia University
Westover School
Middlebury
Ionn
Junior League
Lincoln
Princeton
Peabody & Sons, Merchants
Boston
Princeton Club
Clear complexions from blood impurities claim
An old advertisement touts 8.8.8. as a blood purifier for clear skin. It promises removal of pimples, blackheads, boils, eczema, and rheumatism since 1826. The text highlights beauty, health, and safety from fresh herbs and barks.
Rioting and Strikes Roil Shanghai Amid Foreign Tension
Shanghai endures anti foreign disturbances with widespread strikes spreading through the Chinese city and international settlements. Chinese students bury comrades, urging mass strikes while authorities deploy British sailors and American volunteers to deter snipers and protect civilians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Volunteer Corps
Thomas G. McMartin
Volunteer Corps
Wingons
Sinceres
British Women's Association
Irene Corbally Kuhn
New York
Woman
Viola Smith
San Francisco
United States Trade
American Women's Club
Shanghai
Haynes Links Armand Withdrawals to Permits
Former official Haynes testified that liquor withdrawals were tied to permit terms and not bond amounts. He claimed Armand Drug and Candy Co. moved 9,000 gallons quarterly, implying a $720,000 quarterly business. Testimony covered routine practices and irregular channels in Russell era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M&pswer
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Day
Russell
Treasury Department
Haynes
Willebrandt
Major Haynes
Armand Drug and Candy Company
Washington
Armand
Ethel Guerin
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Miss Guerin
Ohio Heat Wave Death Toll Reaches Ten in State
Ohio endures another day of extreme heat as ten deaths are attributed to the heat wave. Drownings reported in Lima and Lorain, a man struck by a train in Steubenville, and a Warren grocer who fatally shot himself are linked to high temperatures. Cleveland records further heat injuries as pavement buckles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Weather Bureau
Lima
Lorain
Steubenville
Ravenna
Warren
Cleveland
Record Heat Reaches 98 in Baltimore as Prostrations Rise
In Baltimore on June 3 the temperature hit a new June 3 record of 98 degrees. Eleven more heat prostrations were reported, bringing the two day total to sixteen. Two people died yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Associated Press
No Relief In Sight For Heat Wave In East
Washington reports from June 3 say the Weather Bureau sees no relief from the Eastern heat for at least three days. The day brought one death and eleven prostrations attributed to the high temperatures as conditions deteriorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weather Bureau
Destructive Storm Knocks Out Wires Between Dunlap and Norfolk
Train dispatchers report telegraph and telephone lines down across the Dunlap Iowa to Norfolk Nebraska corridor. A heavy windstorm struck the area with damage extending to Missouri Valley as commercial lines failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bioux Cire
Dunlap
Norfolk
Neb
Chicago Northwestern Railway
Missouri Valley
Floods Displace Families as Bridges Wash Out in Missouri
A six inch two hour rainfall in St. Joseph, Missouri, caused $750,000 in damage. Residential streets flooded and several families were forced from their homes. County reports twenty five bridges washed out, with many areas left without transit as waters rose rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph
Hottest June 3 in 30 years hits New York heat record
New York experiences an extreme heat spell with temperatures around 91 at mid afternoon, the hottest June 3 since 1895, causing prostrations and widespread discomfort across the city and the East with no relief expected before Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York World News Service
Dr. Schriver Heads Lions Club Election
Dr Howard Schriver was elected President of the Lions Club at the Chamber of Commerce yesterday. Officers include Robert Downer First Vice President William Beiser Second Vice President Otto Baum Third Vice President Thomas Smith Secretary Treasurer Dell Ertel Lion Tanner and Chester Co Moreland Tail Twister. Directors named Leo Schott and Chester A Lishawa. Beiser and Ertel were the only successful Red ticket candidates while others were Blue ticket nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schriver
LIONS
Howard Schriver
Lions Club
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Downer
William Beiser
Otto Baum
Thomas Smith
Dell Ertel
Lion Tanner
Chester Co. Moreland
Leo Schott
Chester A. Lishawa
Beiser
Ertel
G. H. Benzenberg Dies at 78. Built Cincinnati Water Works
George H. Benzenberg, 78, renowned hydraulic engineer who helped draft plans for and led the construction of the Cincinnati Water Works, died at his Milwaukee home. August Herrmann, former Water Works Commission president, announced his pivotal role in the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Benzenberg
Cincinnati Water Works
Milwaukee
August Herrmann
Water Works Commission
Benzenberg
Herrmann
Gustave Bouscaren
John Herminy
Engineer Captain Ball Relieved From Cincinnati Post
Special Dispatch to The Commercial Tribune reports Captain Clinton W. Ball of the corps of engineers is relieved from duty in the District Engineer's Office in Cincinnati. He will commence new duties in Louisville, Kentucky after his leave ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Clinton W. Ball
Corps of Engineers
Cincinnati
Louisville
Missing letters seek address of Cincinnati dry cleaner and Hirsch relation
A Detroit letter asks Cincinnati police for information that could reveal the current address of 8 Zabo a dry cleaner whose brother Charles Uhle died in Detroit. The city directory lists no such name. A Nashville inquiry requests details on Isaac Hirsch whose brother died earlier. Hirsch came to Cincinnati a month ago.
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Detroit
Cincinnati
Zabo
Charles Uhle
Nashville
Tenn
Isaac Hirsch
Broter
Hirsch
Birth Notices From Local Families Given Incomplete List
A garbled birth notice list records numerous families with birth events including ANHOFER Stanley and Ella a boy. BRICKWAY Andrew and Agnes a boy. BUEKER Joseph and Ethel a girl at Norwood. BURDINE William Ian Olga a girl. COMPTON James and Ethel a boy. DICKHONER Harry and Matilda a girl. DUFFEY Joseph and Marguerite a boy. ENDERLE Charles and Helen a girl twin. CLIFFORD Ft Thomas Ky girl twins. FLICK Peter and Viola a boy. GREBER Leona a girl. HAMILTON Herbert and Elizabeth a child. HEILE Marcel and Ary a Ft Thomas Ky. HOELKER Edmund and Helen a girl. LOEHLE Frederick and Dora a boy. NIEMILLER Richard and Violet a city address. NOOSA and Big California a birth. RENDER John Clara a girl. ROBER Albert and Alma a boy. SONNTAG Peter and Louisa a boy. ZEISER Farr and Agnes a girl.
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Anhofer
Stanley
Ella
Tanner Avenue
Brickway
Andrew
Agnes
West Seventieth Street
Bueker
Joseph
Ethel
Warren Avenue
Norwood
Burdine
William
Ian Olga
Wiswell Street
Compton
James
Spring Grove Avenue
Dickhoner
Harry and
Matilda
Huntington Place
Doud
Mervyn
Carter Street
Duffey
Joseph and
Marguerite
Hawthorne Avenue
Cs Sige
Cordy
Ludlow Aveir
Enderle
Charles
Helen
Hopplestreey
Clifford
Margaret
Ft. Thomas
Flick
Peter
Viola
Livingston Avenue
Greber Forestee
Leona
Huntingpee Hamiltoerbert
Elizabeth
Heile
Lucille
Basset Sonntag
Louisa
Harrison Avenue
Erie
Zeiser—Farr
Trenton Street
Local Residents and Addresses Listed in Community Notice
A dense list of names and street addresses appears, noting residents across multiple streets in Ohio communities such as Lockland Norwood and St Bernard. Names include Margaret Rutemeyer Hilda Wise Vincent Newto Bonita Pierson and many others with varied street entries like Herbert Avenue Winton Road and Weber Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Rutemeyer
Herbert Avenue
Fairfax Avenue
Hilda L. Wise
Winton Road
Vincent P. Newto
Bonita Pierson
Patrick Heale
Har
Viola
Pearl M. Phelps
William Schnelle
Glenwood Avenue
John C. Mounts
Glen
Anne K
Wueet Weca
Cora Craycraft
Charles A. Campbell
Weber Avenue
John W. R. McRae
Ae Barress
Iola Walker
Carthage Avenue
M. Reckner
Howard Mitchel
William Roller
Bertha Higgins
Margaret O
William
E. Wuite
Ida Stichnoth
Gordon H
Ashes of Artist Karl Lotave Buried on Pike's Peak
The grave of Karl Lotave, famed painter of war portraits, will be marked on Pike's Peak with a bronze tablet and a forty five piece band performing Wagner's The Last Ride of the Valkyries. Lotave, who died by suicide in New York, faced tuberculosis in Colorado and later cancer, supported himself by magazine drawings.
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New York World News Service
Colorado Springs
Col
Karl Lotave
Pike's Peak
Lotave
New York
J. Alden Brett
Brett Sonnet
Colorado
King Albert
Pershing
von Hindenburg
Venezelas
Joffre
Walter Hoff Seeley
Francis Trevelyan Miller
Pike’s Peak
University of Cincinnati seniors to attend rose luncheon
Young Women of the senior class will be honored with a rose luncheon by the Woman's City ClubMembership Committee on Friday June 12 at 123 Gwynne Building 120 Gwynne Building. Dean Josephine Simrall will speak. The event aims to recruit graduates for the fall clubhouse opening.
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Sega Ammom - Young
University of Cincinnati
Woman’s City Club
Gwynne Building
Josephine P. Simrall
University
J. S. Nicholls
Clifton Presbyterian Church
Federation of Churches
Optimist Club
Gibson
Nicholls
Alaska
Symmes Township
Washington Heights
Mt. Vernon
Grand Army Veterans
New Memorial Hall
Edmund Burdsall
C. W. Blodgett
Jacob Secrest
Union No. 5
F. E. Campbell
T. Hane
William Theiring
James Campbell
Albert Walz
F. Wooley
G. Kreiderman
Thomas Teicae
Big Four Railroad
Wuerth
A. M. Berens
Dixmont Avenue
Thomas Greenhow
Ross Avenue
Price Hill
Warsaw Avenue
Hubert F. Brockman
S.J
St.Xavier College
Ursuline Academy
Oak Street
Reading Road
Mt. St. Joseph College
Delhi
Texas Lodge No. 34
Knights of Pythias
West Liberty Street
Moose Lodges
Cincinnati
First Presbyterian Church
Walnut Hills
WLW
Berghausen Asical Company
Marshal Hilsinger
Beaths Beck-Leo H dies after sacraments at 58
Obituary notices list death dates and funeral details for multiple individuals including Beaths Leo H Beck wife Emma Kuchenbuch at 23 Green Street with a Solemn Requiem High Mass at St John's Church burial at St Mary's Cemetery Also notes Burke Elberg Gaither Lantz and other obituaries with service times and locations across Cincinnati and Covington Ohio Kentucky area.
Busse & Borgmann Co Funeral Directors Ad
Nom sectarian funeral home at 1517 Freeman Avenue offers three chapels and no charges for services as a matter of record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
J W Ellsworth Dies in Florence Italy
James W. Ellsworth, longtime Chicago civic leader and Chicago World's Fair director, died at his villa in Florence according to cable advices. He once led the South Park Board and helped form the Chicago Art Institute. Ellsworth headed the James W. Ellsworth Coal Co of Cleveland and owned homes in New York Hudson Connecticut and a Swiss chateau. His son Lincoln joined the Amundsen polar expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
James W. Ellsworth
New York
Florence
Italy
Ellsworth
Board of
South Park Commissioners
Chicago Art Institut
Lincoln Ellsworth
Amundsen
North Polar
Mr. Ellsworth
James W
Mrs Jane Trenner Dies After Six Weeks Illness
Mrs Jane Brokenshire Trenner 70 widow of Alfred B Trenner died at the Widows and Old Men's Home Walnut Hills after a six week illness. Surviving relatives include her brother James Brokenshire of Jackson Ohio and she was a cousin of Dr Frank W Hendley of the Veterans Bureau medical department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Brokenshire Trenner
Alfred B. Trenner
Widows and Old Men’s
Walnut Hills
Final tribute to Rev. J B Chiotti pastor of Italian Church
Hundreds gathered at the Italian Church on Broadway and at the burial ground for the funeral of Rev. J B Chiotti who died last Friday. He arrived thirteen years ago and led Italian religious and fraternal groups, promoting American customs and a Walnut Hills mission housing Italian community activities. He is survived by his parents in Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Chiotti
Broadway
Father Chiotti
Walnut Hills
Italy
Mrs Sarah Jane Lantz Dies at 67 in Cincinnati
Mrs. Sarah Jane Lantz, 67, of 74 Hawthorne Avenue, Cincinnati, died yesterday after a several day illness. She was a lifelong resident of Cincinnati and an active community member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Jane Lantz
Shipping News Roundup From York Yard June 3
Incoming steamers listed from Southampton Santa Marta San Juan Bremen and Marseilles with May dates. Outgoing ships scheduled for June 4 to Hamburg Havre Antwerp Capetown London and San Juan with times. Arrivals include Oscar II Paris Assyria with May dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homeric
Southampton
Santa Marta
Maracaibo
San Juan
Sierra Ventana
Bremen
Sierra Centana
President Monroe
Marseilles
Westphalia
Hamburg
la Savoie
Havre
Zeeland
Antwerp
Sandgate Castle
Capetown
London
Porto Rico
Cristobal
Ohio
Oscar II
Oslo
Paris
Assyria
Glasgow
River Traffic and River Level Report for Cincinnati
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 10.4 feet and stationary at 6 p m. Vessels arriving included the Tom Greene from Pomeroy and the Sennyes ter Speedine from Madison Ind. The Queen City is due from Louisville and heads back to that city tonight. The Tom Greene departs for Charleston tonight and the Julius Fleischmann brought a ton of coal from Kanawha River yesterday. The Clyde towed sixteen empty flats from New Orleans to Pittsburgh on Tuesday.
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Queen City
Louisville
Tom Greene
Charleston
Julius Fleischmann
Kanawha
Clyde
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Louisville, Ky
Seeee Dam
Dam No
Ind
Evansville
Seeeesewerene
Shawneetown
Seeneeneneee
Hinton
Kanawha Falls
W. Va
Pe Williamson
Pikeville
Dayton
Beattyville
Frankfort
Terre Haute
Nashville
Tenn
Knoxville
Johnsonville
Daven
le Rock
Tom Greene Steamer Schedule From Greene Line
Steamer Tom Greene departs Thursday June 4 at 5 p.m. from the Greene Line wharfboat for a month long voyage to Ironton Ashland Catlettsburg Huntington Gallipolis and intermediate points. Telephone Main.
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Tom Greene
Greene Line
Ironton
Ashland
Catlettsburg
Huntington
Gallipolis
Charlespm
Lantz Widow of Otto Lantz Funeral Planned in Cincinnati
A Price Hill Methodist Church worker and widow of Otto Lantz who died years ago will be laid to rest. Mrs Lantz is survived by son Stafford B. Lantz of 674 Hawthorne avenue. Funeral services will be at 2 PM Saturday at the residence and burial will follow in Spring Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Hill Methodist Episcopal Church
Otto Lantz
Lantz
Methodist Book Concern
John Wolcott Adams Dies at 60 Noted Colonial Illustrator
John Wolcott Adams, 60, a renowned New York illustrator and delineator of Colonial history, died in Columbus Hospital after an operation for acute appendicitis. Born November 7, 1874 in Worcester, Massachusetts, he descended from the Adams family famed for two U.S. presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wolcott Adams
New York World News Service
New York
Columbus Hospital
Mr. Adams
Worcester
Mass
Adams
United States
Wives of Roosevelts to Meet Hunters in India
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Mrs Kermit Roosevelt plan to sail to Srinagar India in September to await their husbands return from a big game expedition in Central Asian highlands for the Field Museum of Chicago. They will join the Roosevelts after the May 18 jump off and expect news in late August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
Weather Overview Across States With Warm, Showers Possible
Partly cloudy and warm conditions forecast for Ohio Thursday and Friday with possible northern thunder showers. Tennessee, Kentucky and West Virginia mostly fair and warm. Indiana partly cloudy with chance of showers or thunderstorms especially northwest, extending to east and south by Friday. A table lists current, high, and last twenty four hour precipitation for numerous cities including Chicago, Boston, Kansas City, Atlanta, Omaha, Denver, New Orleans, Phoenix, Galveston, Spokane, Pittsburgh, San Francisco, Louisville, San Diego, Tulsa, Winnipeg, and St. Marie with June 3 1925 data and year to year comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
East Port
Chago
Boston
Sia
Omareves
Denver
Orleans
Phoenix
Galveston
Spokane
Pitts’log
S. Frisco
Louisville
San Diego
T Pwavane
Winnipeg
Marie
Pas
Cidy
TRM Ie
Auto Hits Boy in Front of Home on Linton Street
A car driven by a Black man struck three year old Melvin Dental as he played in front of 726 Linton Street yesterday afternoon. The driver did not stop. Melvin was taken to St. Mary's Hospital with non serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Dental
Linton Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Libbey Gives Up Control of Owens Bottle
Toledo June 3 E D Libbey resigns from active control of the Owens Bottle Corporation. Charles H Sabin of Guaranty Trust Company New York is named a director.
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Miss Donahey
Capital
F. W. Lincoln, JR
China
San
Francisco
Souza
Shanghai Municipal Council
International Settlement
Riverside
Whangpoo River
Harbor
Union Terminal Company
Missouri River
W. C. Devereaux
Bermuda
G. H. Benzenberg
Ball
Woodbine Avenue
Lockland
W. Court Street
John Street
Evanswood Place
Wehrman Avenue
Latonia
Penth Street
Wyomoo
Fairview Avenue
Tafel Street
Bishop Street
Arlington Heights
Ravenna Avenue
Ennis Avenue
St. Bernard
Baum Street
Beck
Leo H
Emma Beck
Kuchenbuch
Green Street
St. John’s Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Burke
John H. Burke
Church of the Nativity
Pleasant Ridge
Elberg
Minortha
Fred
Henrietta Elberg
Gunther
Elmwood
Elmwood Place
Spring Grove Cemetery
Gaither
Alfred Gaither III
Alfred
Louise Wright Gaither
Auburn Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Church of the Advent
Ene Hills
Sarah Jane
Otis M. Lantz
Ledgard
East Fifteenth Street
Covington
Spring Grove
Heman? Louis
Ids Davis Hyman
Mitchell Avenue
Avondale
United Jewish Cemetery
Murphy
John H
Leora M
Lilly
Eighth Street
Nolan
James L
Mary J. Nolan
Ft. Mitchell
Schuchardt
E Irwin A
Betty DeWitt
Susan
Otto Schuchardt
New York City
North Crescent Avenue
Indianapolis
Trenner
Jane
Alfred Barnes Trenner
Widows
Weide
Josephine
Nee Morley
Edward Weide
Observatory Avenue
Henry Gildehaus Co
Vine Street
J.W. Ellsworth
Jane Trenner
Father
Chiotti
Steamship News
York
Ohio River
Pomeroy
Madison
Orio
Roosevelts
India
Screenland
Capitol
Richard Barthelmess
Bessie Love “Soul Fire
Camille
Monte Blue
Marie Prevost
the Talker
Lewis Stone
Anna Q. Nilsson
Thomas Meighan
Lila Lee
Claire Windsor
Laura la Plante
Kenneth Harlan
Mary Philbin “Rose of
Dorothy Devore
Matt Moore
Coney Island
Grand Opera House
B. F. Keith
Thunderbolt of Thrills
Cen
Meus
CAN Fitch Minstrels
Jack Mulhall
Moonlite Dance Garden
Thavia
Halcyon
Tad Tieman
Dansant
MecClure
Cartier
Zanou
Orpheum
Syd Chaplin
Fox News
COX— Mat
Stuart Walker Company
Sedamsville
Rosedale
Dixie Terminal
Commercial Square
Fifth
Sixth Streets
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