State Welfare Site Battle Looms Over Apple Creek New London
Columbus June 5 The State Control Board is expected to refuse Welfare Director John E Harper’s request to buy the New London site for a feeble minded institution. The hearing disclosed alleged plans to split commissions on Apple Creek and New London sites. The board may favor Apple Creek based on merits, while awaiting Gov Donahey’s possible action and resignations.
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Columbus
State Control Board
John E. Harper
New London
Apple Creek
Harper
Control Board
Wayne County
Gov. Donahey
Indian Lake
John T. Hogsett
Welfare Department
Mr. Hogsett
Col
Sam Bell
Wooster
Col. Bell
Bell
E. M. Palmer
New Industry Committee
The
Wooster Board of Trade Today
Hogsett
Four Die As Flyer Hits Auto At Garfield Heights Crossing
Four persons—two men and two women—died when a fast Pennsylvania passenger train from Pittsburgh struck their automobile at White House grade crossing in Garfield Heights village. Two women and one man died instantly. the remaining man died en route to a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
White House
Garfield Heights
Vapor Humidifier and Gas Saver Claims 66 Miles per Gallon
Walter Critchlow of Wheaton Illinois advertises a newly patented Vapor Humidifier and Gas Saver that allegedly improves mileage and reduces carbon buildup on all car makes. A Ford owner reportedly achieved 66 miles on one gallon. Critchlow offers a free sample and seeks county and state distributors earning 600 to 2500 dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Critchlow
H-street
Wheaton
Ill
Ford
Critchlow
Romanian Queen Denies Further Use of Her Image in Ads
In Bucharest on June 5, Queen Marie who allowed a recent American cosmetic ad using her likeness won’t permit future uses. Proceeds from the fee went to charity. The portrait, reproduced from an English painter, sparked wide Romanian criticism and prompted a halt to further licensing.
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Bucharest
Marie
Captain Baker Dies Exposition Chief at 76
Capt. Asher C. Baker director in chief of the Sesquicentennial Exposition died in Morristown New Jersey hospital at age 76. He fell ill in April while in Europe on exposition business and had recently relinquished duties to BE L. Austin. He previously held posts at the Panama Pacific Exposition and the Paris Exposition of 1900. His home was Atlantic City. He served as director of overseas transportation and naval liaison to the AEF chief staff during World War I.
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Philadelphia
Asher C. Baker
Morristown
N. J
Europe
Kendrick
Exposition Association
Capt. Baker
BE. L. Austin
Atlantic City
Death of Mrs Ella Beyer in Baldwin employee family
Mrs Ella Beyer 39 wife of Baldwin Piano Company assistant auditor died at home 6134 Woodmont avenue after eleven weeks illness. Born in the city she leaves husband two daughters Marguerite and Catherine parents Mr and Mrs Valentine Mohr a brother Edward Mohr and three sisters Mrs Grover Latham Mrs Albert Benkett and Miss Olga Mohr all of the city Funeral services will be held at the residence Tuesday at 2 pm Burial in Spring Grove Cemetery.
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Ella Beyer
Baldwin Piano Company
Woodmont Avenue
Cincinnati
Marguerite
Catherine Beyer
Valentine Mohr
Edward Mohr
Grover Latham
Albert Benkett
Olga Mohr
Spring Grove Cemetery
George H. Wogoman, Dayton Principal, Dead at 69
George H. Wogoman of Dayton Ohio died at 69. He served twenty seven years as principal of Harrison Elementary School in Dayton. The obituary notes his long tenure and local impact.
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George H. Wogoman
Dayton
Harrison Elementary School
Irving P. Blakslee Dies at 102 in Ohio Home
Irving P. Blakslee of Hicksville Ohio died today aged 102 years and 8 months. Born October 6 1823 in North Haven Connecticut he moved to Ohio in 1833 and would have turned 103 in October.
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Irving P. Blakslee
Columbus
Hicksville
Here
Blakslee
North Haven
Conn
Ohio
Odd Fellows Memorial Ceremonies At Spring Grove
Seventy two Hamilton County Odd Fellow lodges hold memorial service at Spring Grove Cemetery this afternoon at 3. Arthur Nash will deliver the memorial oration, presided by F A Miller. A parade from the main gate to the Odd Fellow Monument marks the program with Patriarchs Militant and Rebekah lodges along the route. After Nash’s address the Rebekahs will decorate the graves of hundreds buried at Spring Grove.
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Hamilton County
Spring Grove Cemetery
Arthur Nash
F. A. Miller
Order
Mr. Nash
Spring Grove
Poem in New Masses Bars Yale Instructor Poem
The poem Soft Little Women by Hal Saunders White an English Yale instructor in the May New Masses issue was ruled lewd and obscene by the Postal authorities. An order banning the magazine from the mails was issued though May and June issues had already been distributed.
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New York
Hal Saunders White
Yale University
New Masses
Greenvyghh Village
Post Office Department
the Liberator
Notable local talks cover taxation and transit issues
The Hon George H Duncan of New Hampshire will speak to the Kiwanis Club at 12 15 at the Chamber of Commerce on Rational Taxation. Arthur E Roberts will also address attendees. Edgar Dow Gilman plans a Tugede night talk on city temperature problems at 8 pm at the Yisil Kharing and Montana avenues. A motorcycle accident at Eastern and Delta left one rider pinned but uninjured. police reported a sudden stop caused by a bus.
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George H. Duncan
New Hampshire
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Arthur E. Roberts
Edgar Dow Gilman
Westwood Civic Association
T Yisil
Kharing
Montana
Gilman
Eastern
Delta
Harry W Manegold
Mnegold
Charles C. Clark
Mond denies rubber plans for Panama venture
Henry Mond son of Sir Alfred Mond denies the Panama corporation plans to grow rubber in Panama. He says the land is mountainous and unsuitable and the company has no military rights, only police powers to preserve order. He seeks American cooperation and capital.
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Arthur E. Mann
New York World News Service
London
Henry Mond
Alfred Mond
Panama Corporation
United States
Panama
Mond
U. S
America
Foreign Office
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World Press Pub. Co
Senate Passes Borah Resolution on Panama Concessions
Washington June 5 Without discussion the Senate adopted Senator Borah's resolution asking the State and War Departments to advise the Senate on concessions by Panama to the British Government The wording allows a reply that no information of such a concession is available The episode resembles past border incidents and senators note the move may hinder US relations with South America The Panama incident is described as a mining grant to a private corporation with no plan for rubber growth and not a cloak for British Canal aims.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Senate
Borah
State
War Departments
Republic of Panama
Magdalena Bay
California
Foreign Relations Committee
Panama
South America
United States
Panama Canal
Lodge and Chapter Notices Elect Officers and Convene
Douglass Lodge No 21 Knights of Pythias calls an officer election for the ensuing term and urges all members to attend. Eagles gather at the late residence of the deceased Brother at 8607 Vena Avenue Sunday at 1. Kilwinning Chapter No 97 R A M holds a special convocation Wednesday June 9 at 7 pm with Mark Master and visitors of GEO Shoemaker P A T Roever sec. PMID
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglass Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Vena Avenue
T. Dixon
Worthsee
WM. H. Albers
Kilwinning
Mark Master
GEO, Shoemaker
P. A
Card of Thanks for Edward L. Weiler
We express sincere thanks to relatives friends and neighbors for kindness in our sorrow over the loss of Edward L. Weiler. Special thanks to Reverend Fathers Cyprian Herman and James Henry and Dr Francis Kramer and Frank Wellman for mass and help. Also thanks to St Marys Hospital staff floral donors pallbearers and local societies.
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Edward L. Weiler
Cyprian
Herman
Odo
James Henry
St. Mary's Hospital
Dre. Francis Kramer
Frank Wellman
St. Mary’s Hospital
St.onaventura Men's Society
Barbers ‘Society
Vitt & Stermer Company
Obituaries Notice For June 1926 Local Residents
Beaths Ella Beyer Ella Moehr Beloved wife of Carl Beyer dies June 6 1926 at Pleasant Ridge age 39. Funeral from 6134 Woodmont avenue Tuesday June 8 at 2 p m. Elliott Charles Henry 2525 Gilbert avenue remains at W Mack Johnson funeral home burial Colona. Geis William C at 3420 Harvey avenue Avondale June 4 funeral June 7 at 2 p m. Hitze Em R nee Shuler wife of John A Hitze 614 Straight street dies June 4 age 60. Funeral June 7 at 2 30 p m. Saalwaechter Anna nee Fuchs died June 4 37 at 660 Neave street high mass June 8 8 30 a m St Michaels Church. Schwab Dr Louis died June 4 1926 1641 Blue Rock street funeral June 7 2 p m Spring Grove Cemetery in chapel 1 30 pm in state.
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Beyer
Ella
William C
Julia Geis
Moerk
Harvey Avenue
Avondale
Hitze
Em R
Schwab
Louis
Blue Rock Street
Spring Grove
Cremation Notice From Local General Agency
Partial OCR shows a cremation notice issued by a local agency with placeholder text and missing dates or names.
Busse Borgmann Co Funeral Directors Notice
Noon sectarian funeral services for WM F Fuldner undertaker at 21 Arch Street. Death at Fourth Street between Broadway and Ludlow. Three chapels at 1517 Freeman Avenue. Charges waived. Main 467684.
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Busse &Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
Wm.f.fuldner
Fourth St
Breadway & Ludley
Lloyd George Refuses Expulsion From Liberal Party
In Manchester on June 5 Lloyd George, unrepentant, rejects expulsion from the Liberals. He defends his record, mocks opponents, defends home rule, and vows to fight on for conciliation with British workers. He criticizes Lord Oxford and Asquith and cites Pringle as a influence behind the cabal.
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Lloyd George
Manchester
England
Liberal Party
David Lloyd George
Manchester Reform Club
Holy Office
Mr. Lloyd George
Lord Oxford
John Simon
House of Commons
Lord Oxford and
Asquith
Godfrey Collins
Pringle
William R. Pringle
Parlia
Princeton Alumni Create Endowment Backed Class Gifts
About 3,000 Princeton seniors in the last decade bought million dollar insurance plans to fund class memorials between 1938 and 1946. Through this system 2,947 alumni have subscribed, with 1917 missing due to World War I. A commemorative medal by Gaetano Cecere will honor signers of the Declaration of Independence. Nassau Hall 1758 will appear on the reverse.
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New York World News Service
Princeton
N. J
Gaetano Cecere
New York
Richard Stockton
Benjamin Rush
John Witherspoon
Nassau Hall
Archbishop McNicholas to preach at All Saints Church anniversary
Archbishop John T. McNicholas will preach the sermon at All Saints Church eightieth anniversary celebration this morning at 1304 East Third Street. Rev. Edward J. Quinn will celebrate mass and many city parish representatives will attend. The church, founded by Bishop Purcell in 1845, has produced eight priests and many women in holy orders. A luncheon in the school hall will follow the service.
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John T. McNicholas
All Saints Church
East
Third Street
Edward J. Quinn
Purcell
Six Hurt As Cars Crash In Chicago Interurban Smash
A Chicago street car and a Kankakee interurban collided showering glass and injuring six people seriously while minor cuts affected about twenty four riders as the car derailed from the track.
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Chicago
Rand
Kankakee
Today’s anniversaries mark global organization and historic fires
The list recalls 1844 founding of the YMCA in London by George Williams, a 1889 Seattle business section fire, 1891 death of Sir John A. MacDonald in Ottawa, 1815 birth in Glasgow, 1898 Theodore Geer elected Oregon governor, and 1901 a clash between British and Boer forces near Reitz with heavy losses.
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Young Men's Christian Association
London
George Williams
Seattle
Sir John A. MacDonald
Dominion of Canada
Ottawa
Glasgow
Theodore T. Geer
Oregon
Elliot
de Wet
Reitz
C and O Plans Bridge Widening and Dual Tracks
C and O Railway officials detail options for widening the bridge to bear heavy lake traffic and allow two tracks. The plan avoids new piers to save cost, but may add future widening flexibility. The project will connect Third and Smith in Cincinnati to Bakewell Street in Covington, with city street upgrades to handle increased vehicular flow.
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C. & O. Railroad
Portsmouth
Kentucky and
West
Columbus
Chicago
Cincinnati
Third and Smith Streets
Bakewell Street
Covington
Ditch
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Third Street
Central Avenue
Smith and John Streets
Sixth Street
Pike Street
Seventeenth Street
Madison Avenue
Mariemont Teacher Killed by Train
Mrs. Monroe testified Arthur L. Evans the sole car passenger said Miss Stivers walked with head down possibly searching for something then suddenly turned as the car neared. Stivers a Mariemont teacher from Hamilton County for seven years had taught at Wyoming School and Camp Dennison before joining nearby schools. Herdy was taken to the Thomas and King establishment Madisonville.
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Herdy
Thomas and King Establishment
Madisonville
Ford profits vary as Leister testifies in patent suit
Detroit June 5 Ford Motor Company profits range from under 1 percent to 40 percent across models. Herbert L Leister testified in a million-dollar Parker Rust Proofing case, noting January sales of 76 295 open cars at 18 005 000 with costs of 18 237 000 and a loss on the period. He explained Ford keeps production full to employ 150 000 men and fix prices to sell maximum output, not fixed profits.
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New York World News Service
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Herbert L. Leister
Audi
Ford Company
Parker Rust Proofing Company
Ford Corporation
Leister
Ford
Mr. Ford
Quake Tremors Shocks Georgetown Seismograph
Washington reports a severe earthquake registered on Georgetown University seismograph. Director Tondorf estimates the quake originated about 2,700 miles south of Washington, starting at 2:57 p.m. and recorded until 5:00 p.m. The maximum tremor occurred between 3:16 and 3:22 p.m.
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Washington
Georgetown University
Tondorf
River Stage Updates and Riverboat Arrivals
The Ohio River at six last night stood 12.7 feet and was falling. The Queen City from Louisville arrived yesterday morning and departed to Louisville last night. The Chris Greene moved to Charleston and the Betty plans to arrive from Pitts at noon today with a return to Pittchurch this afternoon. The Cincinnati is due from Louisville late tonight and will head back to Louisville tomorrow evening. River stages report ongoing river traffic and schedules.
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Ohio River
Queen City
Louisville
Chris Greene
Charleston
Pitts
Pitechurch
Cincinnati
River Stages
Women gamblers dispersed on plea of worried husbands
New York detectives raided a Bronx apartment on complaints of several stands and found more than twenty well dressed women at gambling tables with heavy stakes. The women panicked thinking bandits and were allowed to leave. Only the alleged proprietor was held.
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New York
Bronx
Weather Across States Fair Skies and Showers Forecast
Ohio warm and fair Sunday with showers at night and Monday mostly fair. West Virginia and Kentucky fair and warmer Sunday with Monday fair. Tennessee fair with rising temperatures Sunday and Monday. Indiana unsettled Sunday with possible showers and thunderstorms then mostly fair Monday. A detailed table lists current highs and precipitation for cities including Chicago Boston Dallas Denver Louisville Nashville New Orleans San Francisco and more.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
Eastport. É
Chicago
Boston
Kansas C
Atlantic C
Omaha
Birm’ham
Denver
N.orleans
Galveston
Spokane
Pittsburgh
S.francisco
Louisville
Sanamet
Nashville
Marie
Scienenegal
Veteran Civil War vet Fred Strohmaier found dead in Sandusky
Fred Strohmaier a 78 year old Civil War veteran was found dead on Big Island near Sandusky Ohio this afternoon. Police reported he ended his life by drinking poison in this quiet riverside area.
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Sandusky
Fred Strohmaier
Big Island
Here
Births Reported from Local Homes and Streets
Maurer Joseph and Florence announce a birth at 1026 Flint Street Luc AS Kay and Lillian at 1849 Walker Campbell William and Hilda welcome a boy at 102 Mason Street Hutchinson Merrill and Helen at 6320 Meiss Avenue welcome a boy Altman Isadore and Bessie at 650 Van An wrep Street announce a girl Matacia Michael and Anna at 706 Trenton Avenue announce a girl Rich Oliver and Bertha at 5320 Weltner il welcome a boy Kreutzer Stanley and Elfreda at 2922 Sidney MAUCH and Mary at 1211 Hopple tte Tapicz Anthony and Caroline at 1810 Pleasant Street welcome a boy
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Maurer
Joseph
Florence
Flint Street
Lucas
Kay
Lillian
Walker Campbell William
Hilda
Mason Street
Hutchinson—Merrill
Helen
Hopplette Tapicz Anthony and
Caroline
Pleasant Street Boy
Marriage Licenses Filed at 8023 Harvey Avenue
The notice lists two marriage licenses issued at the 8023 Harvey Avenue address, with details unreadable in the fragment. The entry provides locations and dates but lacks full names and specific filing information.
Drought Aids Work On Ohio River Dams Near Cairo
Col W Katz United States Division Engineer reports drought season boosted progress on Ohio River Dams No 51 and 53 near Cairo Illinois while work on Dams 46 to 50 advanced after river levels fell 800 men are employed at the dam site and Katz also consulted in Memphis Tennessee on Wolf River improvements as a Mississippi River Commission member
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Ohio River
Cairo
Col
Co. W. Katz
United States Division
Col. Kutz
Mississippi
Col. Katz
Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi River Commission
Wolf River
Six Children Die In Blaze At Tucson Home
A house fire in Tucson Arizona destroyed the home of Collettan Villa killing six children trapped inside. The mother oldest daughter and a baby escaped while bystanders watched helplessly. Investigators believe the fire started from a stove spark and the mother suffered burns while trying to rescue her family.
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Tucson
Ariz
Collettan Villa
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