Cincinnati recruits surge on Call to Colors Day
A large number of Cincinnati men registered for service and volunteered on Call to Colors Day. Major Worrilow said registration is not a barrier to enlistment, with many joining in the Army Navy Marine Corps and National Guard. Enlistees hailed from Cincinnati and nearby towns, adding to Battery F mess fund and sustaining multiple branches of the armed forces.
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Cincinnati
Worrilow
United States Army
Inincinnati
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
National Guard
Naval
Jesse Henkel
West
Fifth Street
City
Garner Robert Daniel
Chase Street
Robert E. Reiber
East Pearl Pearl Street
Harry F. Heitkamp
Front Street
Bellevue
Stanley Hecker
McMillan
Fred B Houk
Springfield
Charles O. Bates
Winston
N. C
Manly Dobbins
Rusk
Ralph J. Miller
Dayton
Charles Creager
Brookville
Robert B. Burke
Urbana
Alfred Pequignot
Versailles
George R. Placaer
London
Frank Shea
Arthur McCool
Sanford Glass
Toledo
Vaughn Suess
Mentor
Raymond St. Clair Becker
Alford
Asa Slates
Flat Rock
Wesley Roark
Covington
Harold A. Stevens
Bates Avenue
Ed Martin
Jackson
Battery F
Battery
Hyde Park
Fred Hackmeister
Stewart A. Smith
Temple Rodgers
William A. Kline
Paul Haynes
Walter Rhodes
John Cassidy
David W. Hopewell
William Dryer
Regular Army
Ernest Kistmer
Leo F. Moser
William F. Stapleton
Thomas G. Haines
George M. Deering
Karl M. Renner
Charles Burkett
William C. Hallisy
Seth S. Schlotterbeck
William Rose
Melvin H. Randall
Edward Vaught
Leroy B. Nicholas
Noah Fritz
Alfred W. Colbert
Edwin A. Johnson
Paul Borman
Philip T. Thullen
Richard G. Bowmann
Russell Wilson
Clark Middleton
Wilbur Connett
Thomas H. Halloran
Patrick McClain
Richard P. Nelson, Jr
John F. Gleason
North Bend
Benjamin F. Faulkner, Jr
Cheviot
Cary C. Huffman
Fayette
W. Va
Cecil E. Workman
Huntington
Harry C. Marrs
Shelbrann
Duncan FE. McCallum
Prestonberg
Ray N. Freeman
Quartermaster’s Department
Malcolm Krehnbrink
Percy Stone
Elzy Taylor
John E. Deininger, Jr
Fred C. Bolan
Edward W. Otte
Harry B. Hemler
Leo E. Steck
Engineers’ Corps
Charles O. Shumard
Clifford, CO
Royer Jacob Franklin
Mobert Horwinkel
Medical
E. E. Allison
Forrest
Detrick
George FE. Hartman
Thomas P. Hall
Arthur T. Bley
Howard Doyle
Hugh S. Stewart
Walter W. Hueter
Nathan Novak
Clifford Volz
Military groups attend Reds New York game in Cincinnati
Members of First and Third Regiments with Batteries C E and F and the Field Hospital and Ambulance Company from Ft Thomas visited the Reds vs New York game. The First Regiment Band performed before first pitch while the Third Regiment Band missed the outing due to a late return from Germantown. They traveled by special cars from their headquarters and were admitted free as guests of Garry Herrmann.
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Cincinnati
Ft. Thomas
Native Americans Accepted For Red Cross At Present Time
Miss Naomi Deutsch of 3600 Wilson Avenue, daughter of Rev Dr Deutsch, has a Red Cross Nursing Service application pending due to policy excluding Austrian and German birth nurses. The letter from Jane A Delano notes enrollment may be reconsidered later, with Deutsch already in the U.S. since infancy.
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Naomi Deutsch
Wilson Avenue
Deutsch
Hebrew Union College
Jane A. Delo
Red Cross Nursing Service
Washington, D. C
Miss Deutsch
United States
Army
Navy
Red Cross
Jane A. Delano
Patriot Enlistment League Holds Call to Colors Day
In Government Square a patriotic program featured 48-bomb salutes, oratory, and a 20 by 30 flag raised from the Government Building. Harry Probasco presided as master of ceremonies as Rabbi David Philipson and six others spoke amid applause and cheers for the flag and nation.
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Citizens’ Enlistment League
Government Square
Harry Probasco
League
First Regiment
Probasco
David Philipson
Rabbi David Philipson
E. R. Monfort
William McKibben
John F. Hickey
James G. Stewart
G. A. Aerts
North Walnut Hills Forms Home Guards After Rally
A patriotic rally at Mars Theater on Gilbert avenue near Hewitt led to the formation of the North Walnut Hills Home Guards on Tuesday night. M. H. Bender called the meeting. Ralph Tingle Judge Frederick Hoffman and George P. Rutledge spoke to inspire. Eighty one business and professional men over age of exemption enlisted. Robert M. Donnelly named Captain. Alexander Frank First Lieutenant. William Clawson Second Lieutenant. Robert M. Ochiltree elected Secretary.
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Mars Theater
Gilbert Avenue
Hewitt
North Walnut Hills
Robert M. Donnelly
Alexander Frank
William Clawson
Robert M. Ochiltree
Four Thousand Marines Wanted by Uncle Sam
Cincinnati faces a national recruiting drive as the city is asked to provide 120 men for the Marine Corps next Monday. A week of recruiting will use motion pictures autos and Navy League support to secure twenty volunteers a day in Cincinnati as the nation seeks 4,000 Marines this week.
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Cincinnati
United States
Marine Corps
Navy League
Chester Park Waiters Invest $3000 in Liberty Bonds
Chester Park clubhouse members pledge 3000 in Liberty Bonds through John Healy director of service. Subscribers include Dan Ruehleman J Smith Monroe Gregory E Harmon J Mayfield Theo Demos J Harsha J Healy Paul Bushnic F Roberts N Servos C Swarzenbach R Higgins Sam Weiss and Max Waxman. Some also register for selective draft. Sol Novak enlists in U S Army at Ft. Thomas recruiting HQ.
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Chester Park
John Healy
Dan Ruehleman
J. Smith
Monroe Gregory
E. Harmon
J. Mayfield
Theo Demos
J. Harsha
J. Healy
Paul Bushnic
F. Roberts
N. Servos
C. Swarzenbach
R. Higgins
Sam Weiss
Max Waxman
Sol Novak
United States Army
Ft. Thomas
Call to the Colors day drew crowds at Chester Park
Large crowds attended the event at Chester Park yesterday featuring a Smittie band concert flag raising and patriotic cabaret programs. A vaudeville theater audience remained lively as Chester Martin representing The American Soldier walked the stage during The Star Spangled Banner closing act.
Doctor Dryer Named Attached to Third Ambulance Unit
Lieutenant Colonel Hall head of the Ohio National Guard medical department announced in Columbus on Tuesday that Dr. Charles Scanion Dryer of Cincinnati is appointed to be attached to the medical corps of the Third Ambulance Company.
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Hall
Ohio National Guard
Columbus
Charles Scanion Dryer
Cincinnati
Avondale Home Guard Plans Formed At Hinsch Residence
Prominent citizens of Avondale meet at C. A. Hinsch 600 Mitchell Avenue to finalize plans for forming a Home Guard company. Recruitment for the unit is expected to begin before week’s end.
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Avondale
C. A. Hinsch
Mitchell Avenue
Democratic ticket picked by committee announced
The Democratic Central Committee approved a full ticket after delays. Alfred G. Allen sought Mayor and Simeon Johnson Vice Mayor, Edward T. Dixon named City Solicitor, Louis A. Wolff for City Auditor, Isaac N. Price for City Treasurer, Charles R. Cassell for Clerk of the Municipal Court, and Bernard C. Fox renominated for Municipal Court judge.
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Democratic Central Committee
Alfred G. Allen
Simeon Johnson
Edward T. Dixon
Louis A. Wolff
Wolff Metal Company
Isaac N. Price
Sixth Street
Charles R. Cassell
Interstate
Bernard C. Fox
Man in Field Backed by Home Front on Registration Day
A. and J. Frank hail Registration Day 1917 as a historic milestone praising patriotic spirit and nationwide unity. They stress mutual dependence of soldiers and civilians and note improved business, renewed confidence, and a steadier securities market with opportunities for discerning investors to buy good securities at low levels.
Norwood Republican slate listed with six council nominees
Attorney L. D. Oliver is to be his running mate. Robert C. Pugh was chosen for renomination for Superior Court. The six Councilmen-at-Large are Edwin W. Gableman William J. Doud Howard L. Bevis John D. Ellis Alfred T. Geisler and John L. Gilliam. First Ward club meets at Moose Hall Norwood to nominate a candidate with speeches by Sidney Crew Joseph Gardner and Duke P. Davis.
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L. D. Oliver
Robert C. Pugh
Superior Court
Edwin W. Gableman
William J. Doud
James J. Doud
First Ward
Republican Club
Norwood
Moose Hall
Sidney Crew
Joseph Gardner
Duke P. Davis
Boats depart Tuesday and arrive Wednesday on river
Boats leaving Tuesday include the Greenwood bound for Pomeroy and the Laucinda for Louisville. Arrivals on Wednesday include the Chile from Manchester the Corker from Vevay and the Kentucky from Louisville. River levels at Davis Island and Wheeling show feet and falling with cloudy skies.
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Greenwood
Pomeroy
Louisville
Chile
Manchester
Vevay
Kentucky
Pittsburg
Davis
Wheeling
Burglaries Hit Hyde Park and Nearby Areas
Thieves broke into William Graf’s Hyde Park home on Mooney Avenue between May 26 and 29, stealing 12 dollars in value items. Copper, jewelry, and other valuables were taken from multiple addresses including Knights of Columbus Hall on Warsaw Avenue and Edward Wettengel’s Hosea Avenue residence. Fire Chief ordered charges against Frank Garden of Hatch Street, a Fire Company No. 6 member, who was reported missing since Sunday. A man found at the St Joseph Orphan Asylum grounds was taken for observation under the name Manuel P Lauphey, a 35 year old Mexican.
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William Graf
Mooney Avenue
Hyde Park
Barney Houston
Frank Garden
Hatch Street
Garden
Knights of Columbus
Warsaw Avenue
Edward C. Wettengel
Hosea Avenue
General Hospital
Manuel P. Lauphey
St. Joseph Orphan Asylum
Bond Hill
Treasury closes with deficit at $57.88 million for year
United States Treasury reports a net general fund balance of 196,743,478 dollars, receipts 7,717,026 dollars, and payments 4,085,526 dollars. The current fiscal year deficit stands at 57,876,430 dollars versus 41,141,988 dollars last year, excluding Panama Canal and public debt transactions.
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Washington
United States Treasury
Local Finance Dull Amid Liberty Loan Activity
Tuesday's financial activity showed muted business with Liberty Loan demand dominating. Julius Fleischmann's subscription for 150000 dollars raised his company total to 650000, banks mobilized funds to the Cleveland Fed for bond payments, and pension checks added nearly four million dollars in Cincinnati.
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Liberty Loan
Julius Fleischmann
Fleischmann
New York Exchange
Cleveland Federal Reserve Exchange
Cincinnati
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Live Market Report From Multiple Cities June 5
Cattle and hog prices vary by city with light supplies. Pittsburg shows steady cattle and hogs with prime beef and veal ranges. St Louis Chicago Kansas City report mixed trends in hogs cattle and sheep with several price bands. New York closes with no trading. calves steady to lower with veal and cull prices listed.
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Pittsburg
ST. Louis
Texas
Kansas City
Chicago
New York
Market Report: Cattle Hogs Sheep and Lambs Prices
East Buffalo and regional cattle hog and sheep markets show receipts and price ranges. Cattle 225 head steady. veals 400 slow lower. hogs 3,200 slow steady with heavy at 16.40 to 16.50. sheep and lambs 400 slow with spring lambs 8 to 9 and yearlings around 15. Prices reflect mixed demand across regions.
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East Buffalo
Bank clearings across cities report lower totals
Cincinnati on June 5 lists daily clearings of 5 999 998 with prior days 6 591 545 and 6 190 410. call loans to brokers and commercial loans 5 and 6 percent. New York exchange quiet. no Cincinnati Stock Exchange session. St Louis reports clearings 20 540 255 balances 3 517 241. time loans 5 percent. commercial paper 6 to 5 percent. Fed Bank operations on New York exchange at discount.
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Cincinnati
New York Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Special Dispatch
the Commercial Tribune
ST. Louis
Commercial
Federal Reserve Bank
Bankers and Brokers Report No Market Sales
Bankers and brokers reported no sales over the counter or in the open market. The uniform silence suggests a subdued trading day with no notable deals or price moves across sectors.
Foreign Exchange Demand Limited to Small Amounts
The report notes a limited demand for foreign exchange with small quantities in Swiss francs and pounds sterling. It lists figures including 477 francs and 16 guilders amid scattered quotes, and mentions rubles and krona with unclear values alongside government bonds.
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Stockholm
Commodity Prices Across Cities Face Small Shifts
Philadelphia, New York, St. Louis, Chicago and Indianapolis report mixed dairy and poultry movements. Butter generally steady or unchanged. eggs vary with receipts and grades. cheese prices firm or dull. poultry prices unsettled or unchanged with regional differences.
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Philadelphia
New York
Pennsylvania
Hennery
Louis
Chicago
The
Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Saloonkeepers Charged With License Violation
Police in the Eighth District arrested William Wernesbach of 2035 Vine Street and Joseph Boetker of 100 Mulberry Street on liquor license violations after a closing order during registration day. A third district report of an open saloon was found to be false on investigation.
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Eighth District
William Wernesbach
Vinestreet
Joseph Boetker
Mulberry Street
Third District
Circuit Court affirmations in June session rulings
The Circuit Court of Appeals in June affirmed damages for Isaac Joseph Iron Co from Morgan Louisiana & Texas Railroad of 682 for overcharges on Texas to Chicago shipments. It also awarded Warren Dehner damages against Twin Lakes Land and Water Co and damages against Pennsylvania Co in a suit over Otis White, plus supported Southern Railway in a fatality case at Memphis. The Continental Coal Co bankruptcy proceeding stands with Tennessee actions. Kinnine Co. gains against high attorney fees. Chan Loa Tin to be deported but a new trial ordered. Fred J. Heft admitted to practice.
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Circuit Court of Appeals
Warrington, Knappen and Denison
Isaac Joeseph Iron Company
Morgan, Louisiana & Texas Railroad
Texas
Chicago
Warren Dehner
Twin Lakes Land and Water Company
Pennsylvania Company
Otis White
Southern Railway
Basset Flackey
Memphis
Continental Coal Company
Ruszell Bros
Kentucky
Continental Company
Tennessee
Kinnine Company
Springfield
Cleveland
Chan Loa Tin
Fred J. Heft
Youngstown
Notable Visitors Stir City Business Ties
Thomas Sherlock visits the city from his past estates. Bernhard Freudenstein, former foreign dept manager of the Chamber of Commerce, has joined Union Central Life Insurance in John L. Shuff's organization as special agent. Elmer L. Foote of the Public Library force returns from a southern trip and will depart with Mrs. Foote for Detroit New York and Boston for several weeks.
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Bernhard Freudenstein
Foreign Department
The
Chamber of Commerce
City
Union Central Life Insurance Company
John L. Shuff
Elmer L. Foote
Public Library Force
North Carolina
South
Detroit
New York
Boston
Foote
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