Prohibition agents seize liquor as Latonia races begin
Opening day at Latonia track sees prohibition agents seize liquor at Herbert Braun cafe on Latonia avenue and at George Renaker cafe on Forty first street and Decoursey avenue. Renaker bond set at 1000 with hearing June 12. Irving Ragan released on 500 bond. Dolores Marshall and James A. Lee arrested for possession and sale of liquor. Dolores jailed, Lee released on 500 bond. hearing set June 11. Henry Fahrenholz held to Federal Grand Jury on liquor possession charge.
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Prohibition
Latonia Track
J. M. Wood
W. C. Huddleston
Herbert Braun
Latonia Avenue
Braun
Roetken
George Renaker
Forty-first Street
Decoursey Avenue
Renaker
Irving Ragan
Dolores Marshall
West Fourth Street
Newport
James A. Lee
Scott Street
Covington
Lee
Henry Fahrenholz
Cold Springs
Campbell County
Prohibition Raids Target McGuff Cafe and Arrests Made
Federal agents revisited the McGuff cafe at 2262 Eastern avenue after analysis of beer seized on May 4. Edward McDuff was arrested on a warrant for manufacture sale and possession of beer and released on 1000 bond for hearing June 15.
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McGuff
Eastern Avenue
Ken
Agen
Edward McDuff
Michael McDuff
August Knapp Weds Frances Meehan in Shademore Romance
August J. Knapp attorney and Frances M. Meehan secretary of Lawrence Electric Co. married yesterday after a romance that began at Shademore summer colony. The couple, who began dating after a car inquiry, honeymoon in the Cumberland Mountains and plan to live at 3811 St. Lawrence Avenue in fall.
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August J. Knapp
Froome Morris
Frances M. Meehan
Lawrence Electric Company
Shademore
Knapp
Miss Meehan
Cumberland Mountains
St. Lawrence Avenue
Auto Garage Fire Leaves Foreman Burned At Fulton Kruse
Lawrence Hurst foreman at Fulton Kruse Motors on Reading Road received burns on both hands when he tried to extinguish a car blaze in the garage yesterday afternoon. Firemen soon put out the fire. Damage estimated at 100 dollars.
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Lawrence Hurst
Hopkins Street
Fulton, Kruse Motors Company
Reading Road
Better Business Commission To Be Organized Here Today
The Commercial Tribune reports a Cincinnati Better Business Commission will be formed at a meeting in the Union Savings Bank and Trust Company boardroom with leaders from James P. Orr Potter Shoe Co and others. James P. Orr may head the new body. Philip Baldwin, Akron manager, will run Cincinnati operations and seek a downtown office as enrollment grows.
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Better Business Commission
Better Business Commission For
Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
Robert Pogue
H. & S. Pogue Company
Raney Fields
John W. Lewis
James P. Orr
Philip Baldwin
Akron (O
Baldwin
Akron
Six Women and One Man Picked as Baldwin Jurors
Six women and one man remained in the jury box after tests of nearly 100 prospective jurors in the Charles Baldwin first degree murder trial. Judge Edward T. Dixon adjourned as Baldwin’s defense will argue self defense and insanity. Baldwin’s wife and two younger children sat with him during voir dire. jurors were asked if sympathy for a large family would affect their judgment. The eight tentative jurors named include Virginia McParlin and Caroline C. Morrow among others, with C. Oskamp Daller also listed.
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Edward T. Dixon
Charles Baldwin
South Bellevue
Louis Hambrick
J. A. Fay & Egan Company
Baldwin
Virginia McParlin
Herschel Avenue
Caroline C. Morrow
Chateau Street
Rose Curren
Pavilion
H. G. Lohaus
McMakin Avenue
Winton Place
John P. Carroll
Wayne Avenue
O. L. Beard
Greendale Avenue
C. Oskamp Daller
Lacross Lane
Ft Thomas Garden Club Holds Annual Meeting at Mrs Hettiger Home
The Ft Thomas Garden Club gathered yesterday at Mrs Edward P Hettiger s home with acting president Mrs Leonard J Crawford welcoming guests. The Covington Art Club contributed a musical program featuring soloists and piano selections.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Ft. Thomas
Adelaide Brettschneider
Anne Hill
Verdi
Farley
Dunn
Weil
Rose
Hesselberg
Zucca
Robin
Smoss
Service-Progress Special to Tour Ohio by Rail Museum Train
The New York Central Railway launches a traveling museum to connect farmers with railroad issues. In coordination with the American Farm Bureau Bureau and the National Grange, the Service-Progress Special will visit 53 Ohio cities from Cleveland June 18 to Youngstown July 14, with stops including Cincinnati on June 24. It will feature experts, paintings, photographs, relics, charts, and moving pictures.
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New York Central Railway
American Farm Federation Bureau
National Grange
Ohio
Cleveland
Youngstown
Cincinnati
Cincinnatus Club Urges Downtown Streets Repaired
Lawrence C. Witten and Harry Robinson of the Street Committee were instructed to request Mayor Carrel to take immediate steps to repair downtown streets. The ordinance on automobile speed was referred to the Executive Committee. J B Morridge offered cooperation from the Cincinnati Branch of the American Association of Engineers to support Dr Carothers's traffic relief plan for Gilbert Avenue.
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Lawrence C. Witten
Harry&. Robinson
Cincinnatus Club
Carrel
J. B. Morridge
Cincinnati
American Association of Engineers
Carothers
Gilbert Avenue
Mr. Morridge
British May Copy Cincinnati Plan
London officials consider adopting Cincinnati sight saving classes after a letter from James Kerr Medical Research Officer cites London children with partial sight loss lacking educational options. Cincinnati's program has shown success in teaching partly blind students.
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London
England
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Board of Education
James Kerr
Medical Research Officer
BLUE DIAMOND COAL CO TO HOLD CONFERENCES HERE TWICE A YEAR
The Blue Diamond coal interests held a two day conference at the Hotel Gibson with top mine and sales heads and leading backers. They plan to hold the sessions every six months in Cincinnati. Attendees included Alex Bonnyman James Bonnyman Fred Gore H Williams Robert Young and Joseph Richards. The firm operates in Perry and Harlan counties and Jellico Tennessee with a major new western Virginia project featuring a coal haul nearly a mile down Little Black Mountain.
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Blue Diamond Coal Interests
Hotel Gibson
Dixie Terminal
Cincinnati
Alex Bonnyman
Knoxville
James Bonnyman
Fred E. Gore
H. C. Williams
Middlesboro
Roberts. Young
Joseph Richards
Perry County
Kentucky
Harlan County
Jellico District
Tennessee
Old Virginia
Little Black Mountain
Flavoring Extract Men to Hold Convention Here
More than three hundred delegates are expected for the Flavoring Extract Manufacturers Association of the United States annual convention at the Hotel Linton June 27 to 29. Local committee chair Robert Heekin will oversee entertainment. A session will discuss the vanilla bean. Gordon M. Day, the association president, spoke with Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce officials about arrangements.
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Isabell Nuss Weds Verrill Dietz in Chicago Ceremony
Miss Isabell R. Nuss of 315 West Third Street married Verrill Dietz of Cincinnati at St. Vincent's Church Chicago yesterday. Rev Theodore W Nuss conducted the ceremony. Breakfast at Embassy Hotel followed, with the couple to reside later at the Gibson Hotel in this city.
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Chicago
Isabell R. Nuss
Nuss Confectionery
West Third Street
Theodore W. Nuss
Verrill Dietz
Cincinnati
St. Vincent's Church
Embassy Hotel
Gibson Hotel
Insurance Men Meet at Cincinnati Agency Convention
The annual convention of the Cincinnati Agency Massachusetts Mutual Insurance Company convened at the Hotel Gibson with fifty delegates from Southern Ohio. Dr. Morton Snow and Alexander T. McLean addressed the meeting. Laurence Co. Whitten entertained the delegates at Cody's farm and will speak today. An outing is planned at Terrace Park Country Club Wednesday afternoon.
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Cincinnati
Massachusetts Mutual Insurance Company
Gibson
Ohio
Morton Snow
Alexander T. McLean
Laurence Co. Whitten
Cody
Terrace Park Country Club
DAR Announces Appointments and Fellowship Awards
The Daughters of the American Revolution released appointments including Miss Anna Grah as Director Americanization Work and Miss Minor Vance Prather as Press Committee Chair. Vernon Stump received the DAR fellowship in history at the University of Cincinnati.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Anna Grah
Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Coal Firm in Lever Act Case
The Supreme Court reversed Judge Pack and allowed Houston Coal Company to refile its suit for the 75 percent settlement under the Lever Act. The 1920 seizure of 60,000 tons of coal from Houston Coal Company is at issue, with the government having tentatively paid $4 per ton amid wartime scarcity. The ruling opens potential claims for substantial government liability as entities seek the difference between paid prices and market value.
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United States Supreme Court
United States District
John Weld Pack
Houston Coal Company
Cincinnati
Lee
Congress
Houston Company
A. Julius Freiberg
Supreme Court
United States District Court
Freiberg
West Virginia
Coal Company
Plan Week Day Schools of Religious Education in Hamilton County
The Hamilton County Sunday School Association plans to establish weekday religious education schools in church buildings near public schools with parental consent. A committee including Rev. Clarence L. Craig, Rev. Bernard L. Rice, Mrs. H. A. Wilson, and Miss Henrietta Heron will investigate and report findings after Miss Blanche Carrier’s address on how the program operates.
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Hamilton County
Hamilton County Sunday School Association
Blanche Carrier
Dayton
Clarence L. Craig
Bernard L. Rice
Westwood Presbyterian Church
H. A. Wilson
Daily Vacation Bible School
Henrietta Heron
Graduates to Be Licensed as Missionaries at Cincinnati School
Bishop William F. Anderson will address the commencement at the Cincinnati Missionary Training School. Twenty four graduates from the day and four from the night school receive diplomas, to serve as sign, home, or church staff and deaconess roles.
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William F. Anderson
Cincinnati Missionary Training School
Capel
Wesley Avenue
Morgan Fry Wedding At St Thomas Church Hyde Park
The wedding of Marx well organ and Laura Fry takes place Thursday at 8:30 p m at St Thomas Church in Terrace Park with a reception at the bride’s parents home 3678 Kendall Avenue Hyde Park. After a two week honeymoon the couple will reside in Fargo North Dakota where the groom teaches at State Agricultural College. A dinner for the wedding party was held last night at the Hyde Park Country Club before a rehearsal at the church conducted by Rev Maxwell Long of the Church of the Redeemer Hyde toga.
Traveler A Neilen To Address News Boys At Gymnasium
Neil en will speak to Newsboys at the Newsboys Gymnasium 618 West Ninth street next Tuesday at 8 pm. He will describe his travels with illustrated pictures of Holland Japan and Hawaii. The Newsboys Band will perform.
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Neilen
Newsboys
West
Ninth Street
Holland
Japan
Hawaii
New York curb market shows diverse mining and bond activity
Leonard Schuemal reported a burglary at his Eighth and Walnut home while away yesterday. A thief entered his room and stole clothing valued at $102. The market notes include extensive listings for mines, bonds, and metals with varied prices and changes.
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Leonard Schuemal
Eighth and
Walnut Streets
Wheat Gains On Corn Strength Amid Germany Talk
Chicago grain markets posted a moderate advance led by corn, with wheat closing higher as July and September contracts rose on rumors of a German reparations offer. Bullish corn demand and later profit-taking shaped the day. oats and provisions followed corn, while prices reflected unsettled trade and hedging expectations.
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Chicago
Germany
France
Grain and Provisions Prices Across Cities
Market notes from Minneapolis Toledo Kansas City New York and Milwaukee show mixed moves in grains and livestock provisions. Wheat and corn vary by grade and location with No 1 Northern at 1.105 to 1.185 dollars and No 2 yellow corn around 78 to 89 cents per bushel.
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Toledo
Timothy
Kansas City
New York
Manitoba
I. F
New York Rail
Middle West
Milwaukee
Boy Drowns in Big Miami River Then Brother-in-Law Dies
Pasquale Kassenbrock, 12, of 1263 Denver Avenue, drowned Sunday in the Big Miami River while wading for a fishing hole. His brother-in-law Frank Rosenbaum, 24, of 926 State Avenue, died hours later. Rosenbaum’s body recovered. Pasquale’s body found about 15 miles south. Funeral plans set for both at Blessed Sacrament Church and St. Joseph’s Cemetery.
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Pasquale Kassenbrock
Denver Avenue
Miami
Miamitown
Robert Clark
Hooven, O
Edward Neidhardt
Clark
Neidhardt
Kassenbrock
Frank Rosenbaum
Fannie Rosenbaum
Witt & Stermer
Autoway accidents injure three youths in city
Miss Mollie Ruchman 17 of 2229 Rice street and Norman Tallery 18 of ? were injured slightly when struck by a motor truck while crossing Twelfth and Walnut streets yesterday afternoon. Edward Thompson 9 of 1551 Pendleton street was hit running into the street near 420 East Thirteenth street and taken to Dr. Nelson’s office where bruises to abdomen and chest were found. condition not serious.
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Ses
Mollie Ruchman
Rice Street
Norman Tallery
Twelfth
Walnut Streets
General Hospital
Edward Thompson
Pendleton Street
East Thirteenth Street
E.’Nelson
Broadway
Butter Eggs Cheese and Poultry Prices Across Markets
New York reports butter unsettled with receipts of 25 610 pkgs and creamery grades rising. Eggs weak with 44 035 cases. cheese receipts 228 992 lbs. Philadelphia notes butter lower with high grade creamery, eggs lower with near by firsts, cheese firm on longhorns and daisies. Chicago Cleveland market reports describe overall light demand, varied scores, and mixed price levels across butter eggs and cheese.
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Hennery
Philadelphia
Chicago
Selers
Uv. Co
Fixtur
Cleveland
Triumph
York State
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August Knapp
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