Marines Guard Coolidge at Swampscott Vacation
President Coolidge will be guarded by Secret Service agents and about twenty Marines at his Swampscott summer home. Officials say Congress does not fund extra city police, so Massachusetts offered twenty state police, while the Marine corps assignment is unusual but deemed necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
Coolidge
Secret Service
Swampscott
White House
Congress
Three Indicted in Plot to Kidnap Mary Pickford
Three men Charles F. Stevens Adrian J. Wood and Claud E. Holcomb were indicted by the Los Angeles county grand jury on conspiracy charges in a plot to kidnap Mary Pickford and demand 200000 in ransom. Douglas Fairbanks appeared before the grand jury as the actress's husband. Each suspect was jailed in $50000 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Mary Pickford
Charles F. Stevens
Adrian J. Wood
Claud E. Holcomb
Douglas Fairbanks
Peoples Savings Bank in Jackson Closed Despite Deficit
The Peoples Savings Bank in Jackson Tennessee closed by order of the State Banking Department after examiners disclosed a real shortage of 342000. Depositors will be paid in full and bank directors posted bonds to cover the deficits. A prior bank statement showed capital 200000, surplus 100000, undivided profits 21090 and deposits about 1700000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Jackson, Tenn
Peoples Savings Bank
State Bank
State Banking Department
Robber Gets 35 Years in Sing Sing Sentence
Paul Cammilleri, last of four convicted for the Albert R. Shattauck home robbery, is sentenced to 35 to 65 years in Sing Sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Paul Cammilieri
Albert R. Shattauck
Sing Sing
Autoist wrecks cops car in drunken crash
Albert Brockman aged 27 of 1212 Linn street was arrested by Policemen Smith and Hendricks after his automobile crashed into a parked police car at Spring Grove avenue and Hopple street. Brockman was taken to the General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Brockman
Linn Street
Smith and
Hendricks
Spring Grove Avenue
Hopple Street
Brockman
General Hospital
Stone coffin found of King Ethelbert in Dorset ruin
Workmen excavating for Sherborne Abbey restoration in Dorsetshire uncovered a stone coffin identified as that of Ethelbert, King of the West Saxons, who died in 865. The find promises historical significance for the abbey site and medieval England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sherborne Abbey
Dorsetshire
Ethelbert
Schoolfellows Re Elect J. W. Williams President
John W Williams, 1825 Josephine avenue, a Postoffice clerk, was re elected President of the G H Carnahan Association of Schoolfellows for the third consecutive time at a Gibson meeting last night. Louis Wirinh, Jesse Roseboom and Thomas N Eller were named officers and Roseboom joined as executive committee member. The new constitution sets two annual meetings in January and July and the committee will fix the July date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Wiliams
Josephine Avenue
G. H. Carnahan Association of Schoolfellows
Gibson
Louis Wirinh
Jesse Roseboom
Thomas N. Eller
Henry Herman
Charles Thorburn
St Bernard Grounds Memorial Site Approved by Transit Commission
The Rapid Transit Commission allowed St Bernard to use a small plot at Washington Avenue and Carthage Pike for a soldiers and sailors memorial. It accepted the resignation of J R Biedinger, noted by City Engineer Frank Krug as a valuable engineer, to enter private practice. Questions on Central Parkway progress were referred to engineers and counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Rapid Transit Commission
St. Bernard
Washington Avenue
Carthage Pike
J. R. Biedinger
Biedinger
Frank Krug
Central Parkway
Central Parkway Association
Commission
Woodburn Avenue Arterial Status Referred for Inquiry
The matter of making Woodburn Avenue an arterial highway has been referred to Police Chief Copelaw for investigation. Charles Tudor, Director of Safety, warned officials that too many arterial highways could cause confusion and danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodburn Avenue
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Copelaw
Charles Tudor
Tudor
Plans for 24-Day Trip by Cincinnati Knights Templar
Several hundred Sir Knights and their women gathered at the Gibson to learn details of a 24 day journey to Seattle for the Grand Encampment. A solid steel Big Four train with eight Pullmans two diners and an observation car will carry the group. They depart Cincinnati on Sunday morning July 12 and travel July 12 to August 5 totaling 24 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Knights Templar
Gibson
Seattle
Cincinnati
Elks to Observe Flag Day Observance in Cincinnati
Cincinnati Elks Lodge No 5 will hold Flag Day exercises at the Elks Temple Ninth and Elm streets on Sunday afternoon June 14. Colonel Ralph P. Cole will deliver the address with Bart Horton discussing flag history. Committee members Adolph Gruber P W Schaaf Adolph Stark Harry Palmer and J N Powers plan the program for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELKS
Cincinnati Lodge No. 5
Elks’ Temple
Ninth and
Elm Streets
Ralph PD. Cole
Bart Horton
Adolph Gruber
P. W. Schaaf
Adolph Stark
Harry Palmer
J. N. Powers
Five Negro Boys Arrested For Candy Store Looting
Five boys aged 9 to 12 were arrested by Policemen Crawford and Luebbe and sent to Juvenile Place of Detention after entering the Bretz Candy Company store at 1231 Richmond Street and looting a cash register containing about $4.17. Neighbors identified them and alerted police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford and
Luebbe
Bretz Candy Company
Richmond Street
Knife Injury Strikes Man in Domestic Quarrel
Jerry Wilson 45 of 659 West Fourth Street is in General Hospital with a chest wound from a knife said to be inflicted by his wife Eliza 45 during a quarrel sparked by jealousy over another woman. Police arrested Eliza and Edward Washington 602 Carlisle Avenue who were at the Wilson residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Wilson
West Fourth Street
General Hospital
Eliza
Edward Washington
Carlisle Avenue
Wilson House
Allies demand sweeping German military limits in note
The note from Allied powers calls for abolishing military railway control, halting cooperation with airplanes, limiting short term enlistments, cadet training, and associations. It demands fixed gun mountings and detailed infractions. Germany vows to resist, linking reparations to Dawes plan and compensation funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichswehr
Koenigsberg
Germany
Luther
Reichstag Committee On Foreign Relations
von Hindenburg-Luther
Dawes
Berlin Attitude Toward Allied Disarmament Note
Berlin officials respond with gloom and ridicule over the Allied disarmament note. They acknowledge its seriousness for foreign relations and warn it fuels nationalist reaction while undermining prospects for a security pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Associated Press
Germany
Explosion of Whisky Reveals Jewel Cache at Covington
A 1917 Covington gang raid and a hidden jewel stash emerge after a whisky blast. Police, led by Lt Higgins and Det Drees, pursued gang headquartered at 65 Highway West Covington where a firefight left Albert Hoffman dead and Drees wounded. Loot valued in silks and jewels was seized, with three decades later a reporter noting Elmer Hoffman’s prison sentence and a renewed investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Elmer
City Ice and Fuel Company
The
Commercial Tribune
Jug
Cincinnati
Covington
65 Highway
West Covington
Kluemper
John Higgins
John Drees
John Clark
Orville Walker
William Tschudi
William Kelley
Dod Kelp
Drees
Tschudi
Walker
Albert Hoffman
Hoffman
Ritchie
Joseph Schaeffer
Cincinnati Police Department
Richard Mitchell
Cleveland
Elmer Hoffman
Tracy
Kenton
Gan
Wilbur
Vaughn Street
Eighth District
Ohio Sizzles as 101 Degrees Tops Heat Wave
Ohio endures the hottest day of the year with unofficial thermometers up to 101. The death toll climbs to seventeen as heat related incidents strike Toledo Cleveland and Conneaut. Schools in Columbus close and authorities probe reports of hostile treatment toward Washington reporters at Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Mercury
Columbus
Toledo
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Conneaut
Cuyahoga Falls
Bankruptcy notes involve Kay-Jay Shoe Co and others
A petition in bankruptcy was filed against Kay-Jay Shoe Company of 313 Findlay Street by creditors including National Fabric and Finishing Company Boston Griess Pfleger Tanning Cincinnati and Armour Leather Chicago alleging insolvency and acts of bankruptcy. Nathan Zidman and Morris Fishman owners of liable Furniture Company reported liabilities of 12048.96 with assets of 2711.09 after a final report by referee Charles T. Greve. Judge Hickenlooper entered an involuntary bankruptcy against James F Coen and Hamilton Avenue Electric Shop with Frank H. Wulfhorst named trustee and bond set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay-Jay Shoe Company
Findlay Street
United States District Court
National Fabric and Finishing Company
Boston
Mass
Griess Pfleger Tanning Company
Cincinnati
Armour Leather Company
Chicago
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks’ National Bank
Comany
Common Pleas Court
Nathan Zidman
Orris Fishman
Liable Furniture Company
Central Avenue
Charles T. Greve
Rce
M Street
Ankrupt
Hickenlooper
Greve
Skipper Under Fire Follows Patoka Command Issue
Washington June 5 Captain George J Meyers commander of the airship tender Patoka was summoned to the Navy Department after a dispute or inquiry over his command status and handling of the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George J. Meyers
Navy Department
Boris Allows Mother-In-Law In First Cabin After Visit
New York report recounts Grand Duke Boris Vladimirovitch sailing back to Europe with his mother-in-law in the first cabin while the rest of his party stays aboard the Providence. Baron Crown cites weather as reason. officials hint at politics and recovery of funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Boris Vladimirovitch
Grand Duke of
Russia
Europe
Grand Duke
Mme. Rachevsky
Natalie
Baron Nicholas Crown
Baron Crown
Providence
Naples
Cyril
Morocco
Bellevue
Paris
Great Neck
Count Pahlen
Pahlen
la Guardia
Weather Roundup for District States and Major Cities
Weather summary lists fair and warm conditions for Ohio Kentucky Tennessee West Virginia and Indiana through Saturday and Sunday with above normal highs. Regional temperatures show highs in the 90s at many stations and lows in the 60s and 70s with light precipitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Indiana
Birth announcements list numerous newborns in city homes
Henry and Helen announce a girl at 1254 Cliff Avenue. August and Clara report a boy at 1203 Broadway Street. Richard Ernst and Marie have a girl at 111 West University Avenue. Walter and Magdalene Hadley greet a girl at 3551 Paxton Road. Joseph and Mary Kifpmeyer have a girl at 3638 St. Lawrence Avenue. Stanley and Abna Kramer welcome a girl at 816 Woodlawn. Richard Kuhn and Kathryn at 2710 Jefferson Avenue greet a girl. Alfie Mitchert and Mary announce a girl at 4249 Rose Hill Avenue. Patrick and Katherine O'Leary have a boy at 1696 West Street Norwood C. Moses and Anabelle report a girl at Observatory Avenue. Earl and Gertrude Roeder announce a girl at 157 Warner Street. Lee and Sarah Sneadman have a boy at 1324 Cutter Street. Homan Whitteker and Helen welcome a boy at 1707 Clayton Street. Theodore Wright and Eugenia report a girl at 234 Lawrence Street.
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Benjamin
Henry and
Helen
Cliff Avenue
Boccks
August
Clara
Broadway Street
Ernst Richard and
Marie
West University Avenue
Hadley
Walter
Magdalene
Paxton Road
Kapner
Sam
Etta
West Court
Kifpmeyer
Joseph and Mary
St. Lawrence Avenue
Kramer—Stanley
Abna
Woodlawn Eee
Kuhn
Richard Ee
Kathryn
Jefferson Avenue
Landman Harry and
Tillie
Provi- Mitchert
Alfie
Mary
Rosé Hill Avenue
O’leary
Patrick
Katherine
West Street
Norwood
Yoni Moses
Anabelle
Avenue
Roeder—Earl and Gertrude
Warner Street
Sneadman Lee
Sarah
Cutter Street
Whitteker—Homan
Clayton Street
Theodore Ia Eugenia
Lawrence Street
Permanent appointment won by teachers in 1925 roster
Edward D. Roberts, Acting Superintendent, recommended permanent appointments for 1925 1926 for teachers previously on temporary duty during 1924 1925. The board approved all recommendations with many assigned later to definite schools. Salaries range from 900 to 1800 dollars for various subjects and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward D. Roberts
Board of Education
Roberts
Mildred M. Fennekohl
Marie Hanss
Robert L. McCormick
Olin Storch
Mildred Watcher
Isabelle M. Wolfstein
Helen Brauninger
Edwin Ruthven, Jr
Tabitha P. Cobb
Dorothy Conway
Mary C. Courson
Pauline E. Ehrnsberger
S. Freda Ellis
Katherine Emig
Jennie Fine
Margaret M. Flannery
Margaret E. Hall
Lillian Murphy
Norine O’neil
Ethel Owensby
Julia G. Parker
Ruth P. Pfeifer
Celia J. Scarborough
Anna P. Schawe
Helen O. Schiff
Cora Schmid
Dora Slutsky
Police raid nets liquor sellers in city crackdown
Forays by the police on liquor dispensaries netted several arrests last night. Sam Sorrels 531 Carlisle avenue found with whisky. Anna Godfrey 3751 Liston avenue arrested with 246 bottles and two twelve gallon cracks of home brew. Frances Riedemann 614 Clinton street and George Imhoff 419 Chestnut street had home brew on premises. Peter Hayway 1964 Queen City avenue found with a half pint. Bessie Hall 1230 Jackson street and two men, William Johnson 1780 Central avenue and Henry Willhoit 935 Freeman avenue, charged with disorderly conduct after a home brew party was interrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Sorrels
Carlisle Avenue
Sorrels
Anna Godfrey
Liston Avenue
Frances Riedemann
Clinton Street
George Imhoff
Chestnut Street
Peter Hayway
Queen City Avenue
Bessie Hall
Jackson Street
Bessie
William Johnson
Central
Avenue
Henry Willhoit
Freeman. Avenue
Bus Lines Seek Terminal Privilege for City Square
Several bus lines including Coney Island Bus Company Queen City Company Spring Grove Company Cincinnati Motor Bus Company and Madisonville Bus line filed with Safety Director Charles E Tudor for permission to use Government Square as a central terminal starting tomorrow. Tudor said interurban buses with long layovers likely cannot stay in the square for hours and must park in a garage or outside the congested district until about a half hour before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island Bus Company
Queen City Company
Hamilton
Spring Grove Company
Cincinnati Motor Bus Company
Montgomery
Madisonville Bus Line
Charles E. Tudor
Tudor
Missing man Frank Weyl Believed Living in City
Police were asked yesterday to search for Frank Weyl who is believed to be living in this city. His father Augusta Weyl of St. Louis Missouri says his son has been missing for several months and was last heard from while living here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Weyl
Augusta Weyl
St. Louis
River values show falling Ohio at Cincinnati
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 8.7 feet last night and was dropping. The Greenwood from Pomeroy arrived at 6 pm, with departures including the Cincinnati to Louisville and The Andes to Madison Indiana. The Greenwood planned a 5 pm departure to Charleston tonight. The Island Belle of the Coney Island fleet grounded at Broadway end, near the new steel wharf, amid riverman reports of water release at Fernbank Dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Louisville
Andes
Madison
Ind
Greenwood
Charleston
Island Belle
Coney Island
Broadway Enterange
Fernbank Dam
Boy Fatally Wounded Playing With Cartridge
Obediah Gaytzera a 12 year old boy at 317 West Fourteenth Street found a .22 caliber cartridge in a vacant lot at Twelfth Street and Central Avenue. He struck it with a stone to test if it would explode and the bullet hit him in the right hip before being taken to General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelfth Street
Central Avenue
Yesday Obediah Gaytzera
West Fourteenth Street
General Hospital
Local Residents and Addresses Appear in Scrambled List
A fragmented OCR list compiles names and street addresses across multiple locations including Monfort Street, Montana Avenue, Sycamore Street, Oxford Avenue, and Bramble Avenue. Names such as Susie Murphy Dorothy Luhrman Edgar Rocker and Mildred West appear among scattered city and state references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Booker
Monfort
Susie F. Murphy
Howard Finn
Montana
Dorothy Luhrman
Cheviot
Fred H. Meyers
Anna Borchers
Lester D. Monk
Crovitt
Elma M. Byrne
Sycamore
St. Arthur
Elsie M. Bowling
Brewster
McCombie
Liberty St
David W. Peacock
Spring Grove
Flora Edwin G. Frederick
Niles
Dorothy S. Ssvick
Eladiasoddladasl Norwood
Helen A
Shipping News Arrivals and Departures for June 6
Incoming steamer Conte Rosso noted. Outgoing sailings listed for Paris Rotterdam Franconia Silvia Aconcagua Monterey Cavour Baracoa to Cape Haitien San Juan Toloa Olancho Iroquois Western World Assyria to Glasgow. Arrived June 5 include Aquitania Asia Columbus Lapland Ecuador Arabic from several European and Central American ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
York
Shipping News
Conte Rosso Opie
STE Mers
JNE
Paris
Baracoa
Cape Haitien
San Juan
Toloa
Port Simon
Olancho
Puerto Cortez
Iroquois
Turks Island
Western World
Rio de Janeiro
Assyria
Glasgow
Aquitania
Southampton
Asia
Marseilles
Columbus
Bremen
Lapland
Antwerp
Ecuador
Corinto
Hamburg
Blinn and Keller Notices From City Deaths and Funerals
Obituaries notice multiple names with joint dates and locations. George W Blinn husband of Gussie Blinn and father Fern Casey. Pauline Keller wife of John P Keller. Lac a doe? Jackson obituary entries dated June 6 1954 Elm Avenue St Elizabeths Church and Christ Church locations noted for funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ote Hel
St. Elizabeth's
Cremation and Funeral Plans via Union Aesthetic Chapel
A fragmented notice indicates a cremation service arrangement at the Union Aesthetic facility and Free Chapel the Busse and Borgmann Co with locations at 619 Central Building and 1617 Freeman Avenue. No charges are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Beoekiet
Busse & Borgmann Co
Fanera
Freeman Avenue
Diamonds buried in Coney Island tie bankrupt firm to death
Diamonds and jewelry valued around 39 000 were found buried in sands at Coney Island while investigators probe the Morris Sieger and Son bankruptcy. Morris Sieger leaped to his death as the collapse was reported. his son Simon Sieger and Mrs Sarah Sieger face charges in a federal probe. The recovered items include necklaces bracelets rings and loose stones with more expected to be buried valued at over 50 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coney Island
Morris Sieger
Sarah Sieger
Simon Sieger
Sieger
Knickerbocker
Thousand-Pound Swordfish Found Off Belmar
A 1000 pound swordfish was found tangled in a net with an 800 pound shark about twenty miles off Belmar New Jersey. Fishermen Lester Walcott and H W Bennett battled the sharks in a small boat and narrowly escaped capsize during the ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmar
N. J
Elmar
Lester Walcott
H. W. Bennett
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SM. Pit Opticians
Trulite
Fourth St
Doctors Bidg
Eighth St
Southern Bank
Natural Bridge, Ky
Fourth Street
Latenia
Latonia
Natural Bridge
Clay City
Sale City
Digle Terminal
Schoolfellows
J. W. Williams
ST. Bernard Agena
Woodburn Ave
Knights Templar
Campbell’s Creek
Campbell’s Creek Coal Co
Union Central
Newport Branch
Third
York Streets
Royal Blue Red Springs
Somumnan
Sauadrverd
Meyers
Annapolis
Boris
U. S
Eastport
Atlanticc
Omahz
Birm’ham
Denver
N. Orleans
Phoenix
Kansasc
Galveston
S.francisco
Pittsburgh
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Spokane
Nashville
Innipeg
S.s.marie
Pas
D.m
Ciccivets
N.E
Cleer
FBP
Remsieres
S&s
Nor
the Greenwood
Pomeroy
Steamship News
Ghee
Oneee Dam No
Oreee Dam
W. Va
Parkersboro
Pt. Pleasant
Ohio Sennen
Soon
Portsmouth
Save Dam
Peneenneeee
Sepeweeneereee
Dam
Seene Dam
Ereeeennene
Eene
Sod
Premeeee
Paducah
IsincsRain
Cairo
Ill
Memphis
Tenn
Eee
Helena
Miss
Vicksburg
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Zanesville
Ivanhoe
Radford
Narrows
Oak Hinton
Kansas City
Little Rock
UPP
Greene Line
Ironton
Ashland
Cauilettsburg
Huntington
Gallipolis
COX
Stuart Walker Company
Fitch Minstrels
Jack Mulhall
Moonlite Dance Garden
Thavia
Halcyon Players
Dansant
McClure
Cartier
Zanou
Tad Tieman
B.F. Keith
Thunderbolt of Thrills
Sky Theater
Orpheum
John Gilbert
Sport
George O’hara
Marshall
Mich
Adam
N. Y
Ohio Truss Co
E. Ninth St
Capitol
Richard Barthelmess
Bessie Love ‘Soul Fire
Camille
Monte Blue
Marie Prevost
the Talker
Lewis Stone
Anna
Q. Nilsson
Thomas Meighan
Lila Lee
Charley ID
Laura la Plante
Kenneth Harlan
Mary Philbin “Rose of
Dorothy Devore
Matt Moore
Chester
Dance Palace
Cl House
Clipsetta Stakes
Dixie Terminal
Commercial Square
Broadway
Fifth
Sixth Streets
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