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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1923
Page
2
President Harding speaks to a vast audience praising fraternity while distinguishing it from conspiracy. He extols American loyalty, civil liberty, and equal justice, urging humane brotherhood among nations and noting the Shrine’s patriotic role and pledge to the republic.
Special Dispatch to The Commercial Tribune reports Syria Temple of Shriners in Washington suffers first casualty Carl Martin injures his ankle while playing the clarionet. Dr. Clarence Betzner accompanies him to Cincinnati for possible operation as the Syrian Band features parade exhibits. President Harding to host a White House reception for the temple and four Ohio Temples tomorrow. A Cincinnati couple endured a staged Wild West hold up during rodeo, prompting one to request no repeat performances.
President Harding will give fourteen speeches en route to the Pacific Coast on his Alaska trip and five on the coast after returning. The itineraries include stops at St. Louis Kansas City Hutchinson Denver Cheyenne Salt Lake City Pocatello Idaho Falls Butte Helena Spokane Meacham Portland Tacoma and, after Alaska, Vancouver Seattle San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego plus brief park visits at Zion Yellowstone and Yosemite. The Meacham talk ties to the Oregon Trail anniversary.
The Cincinnati Rotary Club holds its annual outing tomorrow at Bass Island on the Little Miami River with the Sand Bar Glee Club performing. Activities include feasting baseball and games, plus a derby featuring Spark Plug as the favorite entry.
Mae E. Stannard, chief matron at Delaware Girls' Industrial School, was summarily relieved by J. E. Harper, Director of Public Welfare, amid charges of incompetence, cruelty, and financial improprieties. Nurse Mattie Pangburn placed in charge amid allegations detailing confinement, abuse, misused funds, and illegal actions.
The University of Cincinnati board announced two $500 chemistry fellowships for advanced research. One was donated by Dr. Ernest Twitchell of Wyoming Ohio, the other by an unnamed donor. The board also enacted changes in faculty appointments and graduate tuition rates and accepted resignations and new coordinators for 1923 24.
The report lists current stage readings at multiple stations from Franklin, Pa. to Paducah, Ky. with elevations in feet and changes over 24 hours. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh show lower gauges around 7.3 to 10.3 feet, with overall river levels trending downward.
WLW Cincinnati air times feature weather and business updates at 10 30 PM and 11 30 PM grain and stock quotas at 3 PM phonograph records and an 8 PM music slot with Grace M E Church of Norwood choir RRAV Yellow Springs 0 8 PM address 8115 PM music program WEAF New York City lists lectures and music from 11 30 AM to 10 PM
Cait W. Trow and Margaret Jones participate in a set of faculty title changes across multiple departments including English philology romance languages botany civil engineering mathematics geology and architecture. Several resignations are accepted including Anna Hohl Carl Wecker Jam W. Miller and John V. Lawrence. The pharmacology department is added to the Graduate School with Prof. Dennis E. Jackson in charge.
Cowry Bates husband of Eleanor Meyers Lowry dies at his residence 3829 Millsbrae avenue Hyde Park Funeral Wednesday June 6 2 30 p m from W Mack Johnsons funeral home McMillan and Upland place Whitaker John husband of Margaretta McFarland dies at his residence June 4 1928 Funeral from 4729 North Edgewood avenue Wintom Place Wednesday at 3 p m
Kilwinning Chapter No 97 R A M holds a stated convocation Wednesday June 6 at 7 30 p m petitions and an illustrated Mt Rainier lecture by A B Burkhardt for Master Masons J Cochnover H P A T Roever Secy Brethren of Hanselmann Lodge No 208 meet Thursday June 7 at 1 30 p m at the temple to honor brother William Volkert and to cremate his trees G Werner W M Geo Heiratshausen Secy Cremation
Ohio and nearby states report thundershowers on Wednesday and Thursday with temperature changes. Kentucky Tennessee West Virginia show showers with no temperature change, while Indiana expects cooler conditions in the north. A table lists current and high temperatures and recent precipitation for cities including Eastport Cairo Boston Philadelphia Omaha Atlanta Denver and others with noted overcast and wind.
Frau Hedwig Drensfeld and Frau Helene Weber, German Reichstag and Prussian officials, visit Cincinnati to promote peace efforts and seek US cooperation. They meet local women's groups and plan an informational session at the Bureau of Catholic Charities to discuss Germany's republic aims and postwar realities.
A long list of birth notices records newborn girls and boys with parent names and home addresses across city streets. Entries include LOFFREDO Luigsiane Antoinette Champlain street and KELLER Leo Elsie Glenway avenue among many others.
A long list of individuals in multiple neighborhoods including Norwood, Mt. Healthy, St. Bernard and Lockland obtained marriage licenses. Names span Mary L. Moorehead, Charles L. Tieke, Johanna C. Schmitt, Robert Loudin, Herman A. Heinrich and many others with addresses across Cincinnati area.
Police asked to search for Effie Sebree 31 from 621 Philadelphia Covington missing since Monday night. Margie Nolan seeks husband Harry Nolan missing since May 25. Anton Rascov Jr 14 missing since Monday from home. Vernon Fix 26 Loveland proprietor disappeared June 4 after leaving for Cincinnati with money. William Parker 30 Loveland left for shopping and did not return. Mayor J C Little urged searches.
Joseph Nehus aged 28 a shoe worker of 1015 Gest street was fined 25 dollars and costs for possessing baseball slips. Frank Elsasser 38 of 2372 Wilder avenue said to have supplied the slips was fined 125 dollars and costs by Municipal Judge Eyrich yesterday.
A small blaze started by a spark from a motor in an icemaking machine at Albert Bettinger's home 4682 Glenway Avenue. Firemen quickly extinguished the fire early yesterday morning.
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