Detective shot in Milford case and assault details emerge
Police report shows Wille, a policeman, fired at Edward Dickerson after Dickerson raised a shotgun near Cardiff Avenue. Dickerson died at General Hospital. Wille described as 37, 165 pounds, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches, wearing dark suit and blue shirt.
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Féh
Wille
General Hospital
Joseph Arata
Willie
Alex. Gentér
Charles Frick
Milford
Covington
Gerald
Luke Pape
Wool Avenue
East End
Sixth District
Husband
Congress Street
Eastein Avenue
Cardiff Avenue
Kuhr
Prominent Engineer to Address University Students
Dr. H. C. Parmelee of New York City will speak to engineering students at the University of Cincinnati today at 10 30 in the chemistry building auditorium on chemical engineering. The public is invited. Parmelee has led the Colorado School of Mines and the American Electro Chemical Society and now edits Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering. He chairs the Educational Committee of the A ICh E.
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H. C. Parmelee
New York City
University of Cincinnati
Parmelee
Colorado School of Mines
American Electro-Chemical Society
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Dr. Parmelee
Cincinnati
America
College of Engineering and Commerce
Romanian King names Stirbey to form National Union Ministry
June 5. The Averescu government resigned after ruling since March 1926. King Ferdinand asked Prince Barbu Stirbey, administrator of the royal domains, to form a National Union Ministry. Stirbey, ally of Queen Marie and brother-in-law of Ionel Bratiano, signals a major political shift amid party strife and Carol the exiled crown prince’s precar position. Bratiano and Bratiano’s stance add tension as Carol’s prospects hinge on the king’s health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BUCH
Averescu
Rumania
Prince Barbu Stirbey
Ferdinand
National Union
Ionel Braziano
Bratiano
Carol
Paris
Prince Stirbey
Carol’s Slim Odds for Romanian Throne Seen by Paris
Paris observers assess Prince Carol’s chances as slim amid Romania’s unsettled politics after the Averescu ministry resignation. They believe marked stability could end any coup or popular push for his return, noting the uncertain path to a solution.
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Carol
Paris
Averescu
King Demanded Resignation of Averescu Reported in Vienna
Advices from Bucharest say King Ferdinand demanded the resignation of Romanian Premier Averescu. A cabinet meeting last night heard a representative of the King notify that Prince Barbastirbey would form a national government. Averescu immediately offered his resignation and the move caused a sensation in Bucharest political circles.
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Averescu
Vienna
Bucharest
Ferdinand
Barbastirbey
Auto crash injuries flood city streets
A series of traffic accidents left 13 injured with possible fatalities. Cars collided on Gilbert Avenue Viaduct near Court street and Reading road intersections, seriously injuring drivers Carl J. Sonner 32 and others. Police reported reckless driving and intoxicated operators, with several pedestrians hurt near Oak street and Madison road.
Feeble-Minded Trainability Brings Mechanical Task Mastery
Dr George J Veith described successful intensive training of 139 feeble minded individuals at Letchworth Village New York. Through repeated mechanical tasks such as buttoning shoes recognizing clothing by labels and learning letters with wooden sticks they achieved functional skills and improved social behavior. The work, praised by Dr Edward R Johnstone, is deemed educationally significant for future schooling and care practices.
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George J. Veith
Letchworth Village
N. Y
State Institution For
American Association For the
Linton
New York
Veith
Dr. Veith
J. Veith
Edward R. Johnstone
Vineland
N. J
Wife Leads Paris Judge Into Duel in Morning Fight
Paris duel erupts after wife who is a lawyer wins a case before her husband Justice of Peace Fredud. The combat was halted by referees after the judge was lightly struck. The duel occurred at dawn on a lawyer's estate in Palaiseau with six fencing attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Justice of Peace
Fredud
Maitre Coussin
Mami
Coussin
Ofer
Palaiseau
Noted physician Dr. Zingher dies by asphyxiation in lab
Dr. Abraham Zingher a noted bacteriologist who helped perfect the Schick diphtheria test was found dead after asphyxiation in his Willard Parker Hospital lab. He was researching the Dick scarlet fever serum and also worked on serums for measles and rheumatism.
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New York
Abraham Zingher
Schick
Zingher
Willard Parker Hospital
Bela Schick
Vienna
George Dick
Gladys Dick
University of Chicago
Woman Disappears and Another Takes Poison After Note
A 29 year old Mrs Laura Telscher of 131 Peete street was treated for poisoning at General Hospital and returned home. Earlier, Mrs Ola Gardiner, 20, of 1312 Main street, disappeared after leaving a note saying she planned to end it all following a family quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Telscher
Peete Street
Generalospital
Ola. Gardiner
Main Street
Weather roundup for Ohio to Tennessee and regional temp table
In Ohio and West Virginia cloudiness increases with Tuesday showers and little temperature change. Kentucky and Tennessee see rising cloudiness then rain Monday afternoon or night and Tuesday, with little temperature shift. Indiana mainly cloudy with showers and local thunderstorms likely Monday into Tuesday, somewhat warmer. A table lists current highs and lows and several precipitation readings across major cities, noting no major storms overall.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
Body of Antioch student found in Little Miami River
Fishermen discovered the decomposed body of George Frederick Adshead, 22, of Stockport England, a special student at Antioch College. He vanished May 27 after leaving a note. Authorities say he had been ill and despondent. wrists tied with rope.
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Xenia
George Frederick Adshead
Stockport
England
Antioch College
Little Miami River
Adshead
Antioch
Obituaries and Funeral Notices From Cincinnati Area, June 1927
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices list the deaths of Fritsch Joseph 88, Green Ludelia V., Mondary John L., Riesenbeck Garnetta, Seiter Sophia Louise, Von Seggern Emma K., Whitaker Margaret J., with residences on Boal street Stettinius avenue Laurel street Third avenue Highland avenue McMillan and Upland place. Dates span June 3 4 and 5 1927 and services set at St Pauls Church Universalist Church St Josephs St Marys Mt. Auburn. Requiem masses and interments planned in Cincinnati and Aurora Indiana with details of funeral homes and times.
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Fritsch
Joseph
Margaret Fritsch
Aurora
Ind
St. Mary’s Church
Seiter
Sophia Louise Seiter
Edward A. Seiter
Highland Avenue
Mt. Auburn
von Seggern
Emma K
Cremation Ad Offers Free Booklet From Chapel
An old classified snippet advertises a Free Booklet from a Free Chapel and a cremation service at 619 Cremation Co. Union Building. Contact M. 3095 for details about modern aesthetic cremation options.
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Remation Co
Union Eae Bldg
Busse & Borgmann Co Funeral Directors Ad
Non sectarian funeral home Busse and Borgmann Co located at 1517 Freeman Avenue offers three chapels with no charges listed for services or arrangements.
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Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
Newport Escort Fights For Girl In Park Stabbing
Cash Gregson 42 of East Front Street fought two men who demanded his female companion, then was stabbed in the back and left arm after a brief struggle. He wandered city streets for hours seeking a doctor before police found him and sent him to Speer’s Hospital. He knew the assailants but would not name the woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cash Gregson
East Front
Newport City
West Third Street
Twelfth Street
Gregson
Speer’s Hospital
Dayton High Graduation Sermon by Rev J N Ervin
Rev J N Ervin of First Presbyterian delivered a baccalaureate sermon at Dayton Baptist Church citing Christ as the greatest teacher and urging lifelong service. The service featured soloists Mrs Allen Shafer and Walter Pulse from Cincinnati Conservatory of Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UR. J. N. Ervin
Christ
J. N. Ervin
First Presbyterian Church
Dayton
Dayton Baptist Church
Fifth
Dayton Avenues
Mr. Ervin
School of Life
Jesus Christ
R. Lee James
Allen Shafer
Bellevue
Walter Pulse
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Grand Jury Session Opens in Campbell Circuit Court
Judge Caldwell calls the grand jury in Campbell Circuit Court for a duty with few cases to examine. The February panel sat seven weeks and many indicted have not been tried. One murder case involves John Taulbee accused of shooting Victor Neff at 432 West Fourth Street in Cincinnati. A gambling raid at 627 York Street will also be examined.
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Caldwell
Campbell Circuit Court
John Taulbee
Fourth
Isabella Streets
Victor M. Neff
Spring Grove Avenue
Cincinnati
West Fourth Street
Neff
York Street
Memorial Services Held for Covington Schools Leader
Covington held memorial services for Harry Ss. Cox long time superintendent of Covington Public Schools who died May 21. Dr J Averdick praised Cox over twenty years of service with 11 years as superintendent before 1,200 attendees at the high school auditorium. Speakers included Glenn O Swifg J Lincoln Newhall and Miss Lillie Southgate. Reverend Homer Baumgartner delivered the invocation. Amphion Glee Club performed with solos by Olive Terry and Helen Kilb Elmer H Heile presided as Board of Education president.
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Harry Ss. Cox
Covington Public Schools
Board of Education
Cox
Covington
J. A. Averdick
Glenn O. Swifg
J. Lincoln Newhall
Schoolmasters Club
Lillie Southgate
Women Teachers’ Association
Homer Baumgartner
Union Methodist Episcopal Church
Amphion Glee Club
Olive Terry
Helen Kilb
Elmer H. Heile
Two Hart Autos Collide On Pike Street
Crowded traffic last night aboard a collision on Pike street at the city county line involved R. P. Pearce of Covington and H. P. Malone of Cincinnati. Malone and his wife suffered minor cuts. both cars were damaged. County Patrolman Langely cited all parties to appear in County Court today. injured were taken to Booth Memorial Hospital in a car from Paris Drive Kentucky.
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HART
R. P. Pearce
Lavasser Place
Covington
H. P. Malone
Fulton Avenue
Cincinnati
Pike Street
Malone
George Langely
Booth Memorial Hospital
Victor Richs
Paris Drive
Funeral services for Dunk Dunky 22 Killed in rail yard accident
Funeral services for Howard L. Dunk Woody 22 brakeman of 2005 Russell Street who fell between two cars at Eleventh Street Saturday afternoon will be held tomorrow at M L Swetnam and Sons funeral parlors with burial in Highland Cemetery Coroner Stephens says the death occurred as the car passed under the Elev enth Street bridge leaving a widow and an eighteen month old daughter. The Dunk family resides in Hamilton Ohio.
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Covington
Howard L. Dunkwoody
Russell Street
Eleventh Street
M. L. Swetnam & Sons
Scott Street
Highland Cemetery
Stephens
Dunwoody
Hamilton
Marytham
Pike Street
Latonia
Lee Stout
Fourth
Central Streets
Louisville
Richard Long
Stout
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Hobart Lovelace
Middletown
Harries
Hall
West Third Street
Lovelace
Einstein and Lindbergh Compared In Sermon
The Rev John Malick at First Unitarian Church compared Einstein and Lindbergh in a sermon on The Story of Helpless Man and the Perilous Sea. He said knowledge earns respect while courage earns applause, noting man's struggle to cross the ocean as a test of human endowment and wit.
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Einstein and
Lindbergh
John Malick
Man
Einstein
First Unitarian Congregational Church
Reading Road
Linton Street
Lfe
Ocean
Earth
Knights of Columbus Noonday Luncheon elect officers
National Players guests at the Cincinnati Club participate in final nominations for club officers. The election is set for Monday June 13 after which the group recesses for the summer.
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National Players
Cox Theater
Knights of Columbus
Cincinnati
Edwards Table Members Visit Seiter Home After Loss
Members of the Edwards Table in the Cincinnati Club visited Edward A. Seiter vice president of the Fifth Third Union Trust Bank yesterday afternoon to extend condolences on his wife’s death She died at Christ Hospital early Saturday and her burial is planned for today Seiter is noted as a member of the Edwards Table.
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Edwards
Cincinnati
Edward A. Seiter
Fifth Third Union Trust Bank
Mr. Seiter
Christ Hospital
Crosley Salesmen Meet in Cincinnati Club
About thirty five Crosley Radio salesmen gather at the Cincinnati Club for a preliminary meeting ahead of the annual distributors conference to be held Tuesday and Wednesday. Sales Manager Sherwin and Powel Crosley Jr will discuss new sales plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosley Radio Corporation
Cincinnati Club
Sherwin
Powel Crosley, Jr
UK Club Members to Gather at Zoo Clubhouse Dinner
More than 350 University of Kentucky Club members will hold their annual get-together dinner and meeting at the Zoo club house on Friday evening June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kentucky Club
Zoo
Pelicans Set Prize Waltz at Dance In Russland Event
Norbert Meehan leads preparations for tomorrow evening’s Dance In Russland at the Zoo featuring a prize waltz as a highlight of the program.
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Russland
Zoo
Norbert Meehan
Archbishop Moeller Circle Card Party at Zoo Clubhouse
The Archbishop Moeller Circle No. 138 of the Daughters of Isabella will host a card party at the Zoo clubhouse on Saturday afternoon. Proceeds support local charitable work with details forthcoming.
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Archbishop Moeller
Daughters of
Isabela
Zoo
Pupils Set for Zoo Trips Across City Schools
Pupils from twenty public and parochial schools are to visit the zoo this week. Holy Cross Raschig Mt. Auburn St Anthony St Francis de Sales Newport and St Agnes go today. Walnuts High St Patrick Sacred Heart St Martin go tomorrow. Bond Hill Morgan Washington Hartwell Cummins Columbian Mary Dill Hyde Park St Bernard Sayler Park go Friday.
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Zoo
Holy Cross
Raschig
Mt. Auburn
St. Anthony
St. Francis de Sales
Newport
St. Agnes
Walnuts High School
St. Patrick
Sacred Heart
St. Martin
Bond Hill
Morgan
Washington
Hartwell
Cummins
Columbian
Mary Dill
Hyde Park
St. Bernard
Sayler Park
Obituary of George Goodwin Former Consul and Editor
George Goodwin 72 former United States Consul at Annaberg Germany died at his Grand Beach summer home. He started as a lawyer then became a newspaperman, editing the Bangor Commercial, Boston Post associate editor, founded The Daily Herald in Denison Texas, and held posts at The New York Herald New York Mercury and New York World. He served on the Democratic National Committee for four years.
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Biddeford
George Goodwin
United States
Ammaberg
Germany
Grand Beach
Goodwin
Bangor Commercial
Boston Post
Annaberg
Cleveland
Daily Herald
Dennison
Tex
New York Herald
New York Mercury
New York World
Democratic National Committee
John L Mondary Longtime Big Four foreman dies at 69
John L Mondary aged 69 section foreman of the Big Four Railroad died at his home 554 Laurel street after a long illness. He is survived by his widow three daughters and two sons. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 9 at St Josephs Church burial in St Josephs Cemetery
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John L. Mondary
Big Four Railroad
Laurel Street
St. Joseph's Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Clerk of Supreme Court William R. Stansbury Dies
William R. Stansbury, Clerk of the United States Supreme Court, died in Washington from a heart attack after seven weeks of illness. Born May 25, 1856, he began as assistant clerk in 1882 and became clerk in 1921. Chief Justice Taft and the justices will be honorary pallbearers at a funeral Tuesday morning at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church.
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Washington
William R. Stansbury
United States Supreme Court
D. C
Taft
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Music educator Charles H Morse dies at 74
Charles H Morse, first director of music at Wellesley College and founder of Northwestern Conservatory of Music, died at Carney Hospital after a brief illness. Born in Bradford, he was 74. He led Wellesley from 1875 to 1884 and later directed magic at Dartmouth College for sixteen years.
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Boston
Charles H. Morse
Wellesley College
Northwestern Conservatory of Music
Minneapolis
Carney Hospital
Bradford
Wellesley
Minneapis
Dartmouth College
Ft Scott Camp Association to Meet Host New Baltimore Opening
The Ft Scott Camp Association board will meet at 6 p.m. tomorrow at Shevlin's 27 East Sixth Street to arrange the formal opening of the boys camp at New Baltimore Ohio. President Joseph E. Schneider will preside and invite Mayor Seasongood and Col. Sherrill to attend the Sunday June 26 opening ceremony.
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Ft. Scott Camp Association
Shevlin’s
East Sixth Street
New Baltimore
O. Joseph E. Schneider
Seasongood
Col. Sherrill
Death of Rev Daniel L McShane Reported From China
Cable from Maryknoll says the Rev Daniel L McShane of Columbus Indiana died of smallpox at Wuting in Shantung province while serving with the Catholic Foreign Mission Society of America.
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Daniel L. McShane
New York
Columbus
Ind
China
Wealthy Lynchburg figure left widow and two children
A local report describes a man described as wealthy who has died leaving a widow and two children in Lynchburg. The brief notes scant details beyond familial loss.
John Drew Shows Slight Improvement In Illness
In San Francisco on June 6 the condition of noted actor John Drew was described as slightly improved. The seventy three year old stage idol had entered Dante Sanitarium last Tuesday suffering from arthritis and rheumatic fever.
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John D
San Francisco
John Drew
Dante Sanitarium
Patrolman Fatally? No, Bitten by Dog on Beat
Patrolman Joseph Ouert, 40, of 1506 Baymiller Street, was bitten on the right leg after stumbling onto a dog on the sidewalk at Court and Plum streets during his beat last night. He was taken to General Hospital. The dog is being held for health authorities.
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Joseph Ouert
Baymiller Street
Court
Plum Streets
General Hospital
Mrs Clara Wheeler dies at 74 in Chicopee Falls
Mrs Clara M Wheeler, 74, longtime National Park Seminary faculty member for twenty five years, died at the home of her daughter Miss Marion M Wheeler in Chicopee Falls Massachusetts. The obituary notes her long career and family ties.
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Clara M. Wheeler
Chicopee Falls
Mass
National Park Seminary
Marion M. Wheeler
Man fatally shoots himself after jobless distress
John Nelson, 35, of 1034 Linn Street, shot himself below the heart last night after telling his wife Lillie he was disgusted by unemployment. He had been drinking, police say. He was reported in serious condition at General Hospital.
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John Nelson
Linn Street
Lillie
poHce
General Hospital
Charles H. Ackert Dies at 71 in Chicago
Charles H. Ackert, who rose from a telegraph operator to vice president of the Chicago and Alton Railway, died at his Chicago home after a long illness. He was 71 and had been retired for ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Ackert
Chicago
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Civic Clubs to hear Col Sherrill in Mt Washington meeting
Col Sherrill city manager will address the regular monthly Civic Clubs meeting in Mt Washington tonight at 8 oclock at the Tripoli Theater Sutton and Bonnevile streets Herman Tiepho to preside, outlining city developments.
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Col. Sherrill
Mt. Washington
Tripoli Theater
Sutton and
Bonneville Streets
Herman Tiepho
Doctor Joseph Schnei der dies at 82 in Milwaukee
Dr. Joseph Schneider a renowned Milwaukee ophthalmologist aged 82 died at his home after several weeks illness. He was acclaimed by leading authorities in America and Europe as a foremost specialist in his field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Schneider
New York World News Service
Milwaukee
Wis
America
Europe
Police Auto Crash Injures Patrolman Responding to Fire Alarm
Patrolmen John Brikert and William McDermitt were in a police reserve car responding to a false fire alarm at Mulberry and Main streets when, near Central Parkway and Sycamore Street, they collided with a car driven by George H. Williams. Brikert suffered a broken left arm and a leg cut. Williams was charged with reckless driving and unlawfully transporting liquor. accomplice James Bonner faced liquor possession charges. Moonshine found in the vehicle.
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John Brikert
Allison Street
William McDermitt
Mulberry
Central Parkway
Sycamore Street
George H. Williams
Springfield Avenue
Dayton
Brillert
Williams
James Bonner
Daniel D Luckenbill Dies in London of Typhoid Fever
Daniel David Luckenbill a professor of Semitic languages and literature at the University of Chicago died of typhoid fever in London on Saturday. Mrs Luckenbill cabled university officials today.
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Luckenbill
Chicago
Daniel David Luckenbill
University of Chicago
London
Amos Rathbun Dies Veteran Grand Circuit Reinsman
Syracuse June 6 Amos Rathbun veteran reinsman of the Grand Circuit died here today at age 4. He was a prominent figure in harness racing with a long career and many stakes wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Rathbun
Syracuse
N. Y
Grand
George W Patterson Dies in Philadelphia Hospital
George W Patterson 63 longtime general agent for the Pennsylvania Railroad in Columbus died at University Hospital in Philadelphia after being moved there two weeks ago for a general breakdown. The death was reported today.
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George W. Patterson
Columbus
Jule
Pennsylvania Railroad
University Hospital
Philadelphia
Patterson
Oakley Bank opens with 12268 souvenirs and 20th anniversary
The Oakley Bank dedication drew 12268 souvenirs for visitors who attended the Saturday ceremony marking the bank’s twentieth year. R Ruzicka, the president, and City Manager Col. Sherrill spoke as officials from Cincinnati banks joined the celebration, with hundreds of congratulatory telegrams and floral tributes filling the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley Bank Uilding
R. Ruzicka
Col. Sherrill
Wealthy business man dies in ten story fall
J M Fisher of Lynchburg Virginia died after a fall from the tenth floor of the Dupont Biltmore Hotel in Wilmington Delaware. A maid found his body in a courtyard. Fisher was to take the duties of manager at the Camden New Jersey branch of the Studebaker Sales Company. He checked into the hotel the day before.
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Wilmington
Del
J. M. Fisher
Lynchburg
Dupont-Biltmore
Fisher
Camden
N. J
Studebaker Sales Company
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