National Cigar Tobacco Association adopts resolutions on malt beverage
Delegates at the thirtieth annual convention adopted resolutions on the sale of a wholesome malt beverage with limited alcohol content and voiced Thomas Marshall's cry for a better five cent cigar. Officers elected included Nathan J. Bijur president Henry Fisher secretary William L. Crounse Washington representative W J Lukaswitz vice president Maurice Hartman treasurer. New York City chosen as next year’s convention site.
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Thomas Marshall
National Cigar of Tobacco Association
Tdday
Nathan J. Bijur
New York
Henry Fisher
William L. Crounse
Washington
W. J. Lukaswitz
Dayton
Maurice Hartman
Hartford
Conn
New York City
Bids Received For Irvin Hall Completion At Miami University
Bids for finishing the Irvin Hall recitation building were opened by the Miami University Building Committee in Cincinnati. No contract was awarded yet, but Dr. J. M. Withrow, chair, said the state likely would let contracts soon and aims to finish this summer. The hall had been two thirds complete to house the English history and mathematics departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Hall
Miami University
Board of Trustees
Cincinnati
J. M. Withrow
Konjola touted as relief for stomach and neuritis in Cincinnati
A Cincinnati advertisement extols Konjola as a cure for stomach disorders neuritis and weak kidneys. James Rawlins of Sedamsville testifies it banished his misery after exhausting other treatments. The Konjola Man offers free samples at Dow Drug Store Fifth and Vine with nationwide store availability.
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Konjola
Mr. Rawlins
Dow Drug Store
Fifth and Vine Streets
Cincinnati
Dow
Shillite Department Store
Railroads May Face Border Car Unloading Rule
Buffalo June 5 Railroads may be required to unload every freight car from Canada at the border for minute customs inspection unless company officials guarantee that no contraband goods are in any car. Seymour Lowman assistant secretary of the Treasury led the briefing with customs, railroad and Coast Guard officials.
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Buffalo
Canada
Seymour Lowman
Mexico ends church state controversy amid long rebellion
The Vatican was expected to issue a formal statement as a tentative truce and peace hint emerged. Mexican authorities had clashed with Catholic leaders since Calles 1926 decree, closing churches and exiling clergy, with clashes and raids across central states and thousands of casualties reported. Bishop Pascual Diaz in Brooklyn doubts a settlement but hopes Ambassador Morrow can broker a accord.
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Vatican
Calles
Mexico
Pascual Diaz
Brooklyn
Morrow
Vatican Envoy May Be An American In Mexican Church Row
From Mexican Catholic sources a Vatican emissary, possibly an American, will negotiate with President Calles to settle the church state dispute. Archbishop Ruiz has been discussed as Rome’s negotiator, while Morrow’s peace efforts in Mexico show easing tensions with Calles.
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Arthur Constantine
New York World News Service
Mexico
CIVVY
Vatican
Calles
Morrow
Senor Calles
Catholic Hierarchy
Rome
Ruiz
Hierarchy
Obregon
Republic
Mexico City
Washington
Death of Paul Wright shocks Stuart Walker company
Paul Wright, former Stuart Walker leading man and son of novelist Harold Bell Wright, died in Los Angeles after throat infection worsened. The California stage alumnus began in 1926, rose to second leads, then New York engagements before returning to Cincinnati. His death follows illness that forced him from La Gringa and cast, with Walker’s group expressing deep condolence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wright
Stuart Walker
Los Angeles
Paul
Cincinnati
Mr. Wright
Harold Bell Wright
University of California
New York
Arizona
Peter A Cogan Dies at 70 Retired Government Worker
Peter A Cogan 70 of 558 Elberon Avenue died at home early yesterday from heart failure. Funeral at 9:30 Friday at the residence with burial in St Joseph's Cemetery. Survived by widow Anna Morgan Cogan two daughters Mrs George H Beninghaus and Mrs John Torbeck Jr and two grandchildren. He served 35 years in the United States Internal Revenue Department before retirement one year a half ago. Previously with John Keeshan druggist prior to government service.
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Peter A. Cogan
Elberon Avenue
United States
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Thomas Cogan
Anna Morgan Cogan
William Geohegan
Eighth and
Cogan
United States Internal Revenue Department
John Keeshan
Third Street
Broadway
George H. Beninghaus
Edwards Road
John Torbeck, Jr
West Eighth Street
Mrs Catherine Betzner Dies at 75 in Cincinnati Origin
Mrs Catherine Betzner 75 mother of Dr Clarence Betzner died suddenly at home 2627 Vine Street Cincinnati native and early Corryville settler widow for 31 years she lived with her two sons Walter Betzner and Dr Betzner Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at the residence Rev John Watson Christie Mt Auburn Presbyterian Church will conduct the services Burial will be in Spring Grove Cemetery
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Catherine Betzner
Clarence Betzner
Vine Street
Cincinnati
Corryville
Walter Betzner
Betzner
John Watson Christie
Mt. Auburn Presbyterian Church
Spring Grove Cemetery
Alfred G. Smith Dies in Cleveland Hospital
Alfred G. Smith president of the American Shipbuilding Company died of heart disease at a Cleveland hospital. Funeral arrangements were not immediately announced. The industry leader had guided the shipbuilder in its postwar expansions and was a prominent figure in Cleveland business circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albpred G. Smith
Cleveland
Alfred G. Smith
American Shipbuilding Company
William Henry Du Ross Dies Suddenly in Cleveland
William Henry Du Ross 54 years old, vice president and general manager of the Ross Manufacturing Company, died suddenly in his sleep in Cleveland early Tuesday. The business leader was widely known in local industry and charity work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry DU Ross
Cleveland
wWilliam Henry du Ross
The
Ross Manufacturing Company
John Wickenhiser Dies at 72 Former Grain Dealer Leader
John Wickenhiser 72 longtime grain dealer and former Ohio Grain Dealers' Association president died at his Toledo home. He also served on the Toledo City Council, marking a notable career in local business and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wickenhiser
Toledo
Ohio Grain Dealers’ Association
Homer C. Evans Dies At Jackson Director Bank Executive
Homer C. Evans longtime state representative and former director of the State Farm Bureau Federation died at his Jackson home. He served as vice president of the First National Bank of Jackson at the time of his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer C. Evans
Jackson, O
State Farm Bureau Federation
First National Bank of
Jackson
Rev William I Haven dies at 72 in New York
The Rev William I Haven, 72, longtime General Secretary of the American Bible Society and founder of the Epworth League, died in New York today after more than twenty nine years in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William I. Haven
New York
The
American Bible Society
Epworth League of the
Methodist Church
Eugene G. Scales Dies in New York Grain Market Saga
Eugene G. Scales a New York financier once reputed to have built and lost two fortunes in the grain market died of heart disease today at the Murray Hill Sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene G. Scales
New York
Murray Hill
Night Air Mail Plane Arrives at Watgon Airport
A Travel Airplane built for night flying arrived at Watgon Airport from Wichita Kansas. Pilot Herbert Kindred flew the craft to the airport. The Wright Whirlwind 220 horsepower engine powers the plane, part of the new night airman route between Cincinnati Louisville and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watgon
Wichita
Kan
Herbert Kindred
Watson
Cincinnati
Louisville
Cleveland
Rise of College Athletics Highlighted By Alumni Meet
Anthony B. Dunlap noted changes in physical education at intercollegiate level during an alumni reunion at St. Xavier College. The class of 1928 prepares to receive degrees at tonight's commencement on Corcoran Field with Admiral William S. Benson of Washington slated to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony B. Dunlap
St. Xavier College
Mr. Dunlap
Corcoran Field
Earl J. Winter
St. Xavier
Gregor B. Moorman
St. Xavier Alumni Association
James L. Nolan
Liberal Arts
Joseph Gigandet
Law School
School of Commerce
William S. Benson
Washington
Tailor Dupe Swindled Out of 3000 Dollars
William Herrberg a 71 year old merchant tailor on Republic street was swindled of 3000 dollars by two men on Monday afternoon. One man known as Marks and a stranger posed as a charity mission to deliver 30000 dollars to Father Carroll. Herrberg showed 3000 dollars as proof and handed it to the stranger who fled with the box leaving only newspaper clippings. Police seek the two suspects and urge any tips.
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William Herrberg
Republic Street
Herrberg
Sergt. Adams
Marks
Thirteenth
Fourteenth Streets
Father Carroll
Herzberg
Mondaay
Mexico
Cincinnati
Funds Sleuth Makes Quiet Non-Productive Visit Here
The Senate campaign expenditure inquiry into Ohio ends with no new evidence after Howard F. Ralph travels to Columbus and Cincinnati to pursue leads. Chairman Frederick Steiner declines to reveal expected evidence from the trip.
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the Commercial Tribune
Washington
Senate
Ohio
Howard F. Ralph
Ralph
Columbus
Cincinnati
Frederick Steiner
Lodge Notices Kilwinning Chapter No. 97T Stated Convocation
R A M Kilwinning Chapter No 97T holds a stated convocation on Wednesday June 6 at 7 30 pm Dues petitions etc Entertainment follows Bring B L friends WM F Meinders HP A T Roever Secretary.
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Kilwinning
B. L. Friends
WM. F. Meinders
Death notices from Cincinnati area run of June 1928
Bepler Bertha beloved daughter of August and Adelheid Bepler died Tuesday June 5 1928 at Tusculum avenue. Funeral later. Dwyer Dick died Tuesday June 5 1928 aged 54 from Covington Kentucky 334 Trevor street. funeral June 7 8 30 a m at home and 9 a m mass at St Mary Cathedral. Losh Mary Jane wife of the late Charles W Losh died at 6801 Peabody avenue. funeral James A Thomas Madisonville 2 p m. Pfaff Frank L husband of Charlotte Pfaff died June 4 1928 in his seventy first year. services June 6 2 p m at daughter Mrs George Edward Smith Allandale. Stevens John H father of Mrs Ethel Stevens Abdon died Sunday June 3 1928 at 10 30 a m in eightieth year. funeral June 6 10 30 a m from 245 McGregor avenue Mt Auburn.
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Bepler
Bertha
Adelheid Bepler
Tusculum Avenue
Vineyard Place
Dwyer
William and Ellen Dwyer
Trevor Street
Covington
St. Mary Cathedral
George Edward Smith
Allandale
John H
Ethel Stevens Abdon
McGregor Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Odd Room Constructed in Charm Home for Use as Den or Sewing Chamber
A nine by eleven foot upstairs room in the Charm Home at 3817 Indian View Avenue, Mariemont, is showcased as a flexible den or sewing chamber. Built by Maddux Building Co in cooperation with The Commercial Tribune, the space is shown furnished by Alms & Doepke Co with rose fiber furniture and an electric sewing machine, serving as a possible maid’s room or extra guest room.
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W. Eadduk
Madduk Building Company
Atlas Bank
The
Commercial Tribune
Indian View Avenue
Mariemont
Maddux
Alms & Doepke Company
Charm Home Route Described As Easily Reached
Motorists can reach Charm Home by Madison road to Plainville pike in Madisonville then east to Indian View turn south to Wooster pike. The house sits a half block north of Wooster pike on Indian View Avenue, or via Mariemont street car to Indian View Avenue, a half square away. Mariemont buses also provide access.
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Madison Road
Plainville Pike
Madisonville
Indian View
Wooster Pike
Mariemont Inn
Indian View Ave
Indian View Avenue
Mariemont
Open House Draws Large Crowd Despite Rain
A home tour drew a large crowd yesterday despite rain with many visitors inspecting the rooms. The house will be open this afternoon from 1 PM to 10 PM and the same hours each day through Sunday.
Cincinnati at a Glance survey and society notices
W S Smallwood and C C Kirkpatrick of the Department of Commerce inspect Ohio River traffic possibilities in Cincinnati while meeting shippers and manufacturers. Travelers Insurance agents from Cincinnati attend a June 27 to 29 conference in Groton Connecticut. A May luncheon reports 244 new boy members for the Newsboys Home Committee and a $100 bequest. Michael Williams of The Commonweal speaks on Calvert Associates in Norwood. Cincinnati sends three delegates to the June 11–14 International Cost Conference in New York. The Gyro Club holds a final closed meeting with delegate elections in Syracuse. Dr Alphonse Lang speaks to Civitan Club on Life Under the Microscope. Rotary Club tours grounds before lunch. Central Parkway Y M C A Younger Men's Division opens outdoor season at Tower Hill Camp Saturday with many to stay Sunday.
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W. S. Smallwood
C. C. Kirkpatrick
Department of Commerce
Washington, D. C
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
New York
FE. F. DuBrul
National Machine Tool Builders’ Association
Thomasb. Fi Jnk
Cincinnati Pier Company
J. Thomas Otto
Cincinnati Milling Machine Company
Central Parkway
Tower Hill
Auditorium Managers Association to meet in Cincinnati
The Auditorium Managers Association will hold its semi annual meeting in Cincinnati tomorrow and Friday announced by secretary Leo J Brumleve who also serves as secretary of the Cincinnati Music Hall Association Charles R Hall of the Chicago Coliseum is president of the association The Linton will be convention headquarters Dr Joseph S Taylor of Good Samaritan Hospital spoke on hygiene before the U S Naval Reserve unit at the Armory last night sixty five unit members attended Charles M Leslie of 11 Bond place local attorney with offices in the Second National Bank Building fractured his right leg when a taxicab left the road near Madison Indiana He was taken to a Madison hospital by M E Barber editor of The Madison Courier Leslie a Hanover College trustee was en route to a trustees meeting Four Standard Oil of Ohio board members dined Cincinnati guests with fifty local employees at the Gibson W T Holliday of Cleveland company president spoke Others included B A Mathews A J Millnes G H Buscay and M G Vilas The dinner introduced Holliday who was named president five weeks ago
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Auditorium Managers’ Association
Cincinnati
Leo J. Brumleve
Brumileve
Cincinnati Music Hall Association
Charles R. Hall
Chicago Coliseum
Linton
Joseph S. Taylor
The
Good Samaritan Hospital
Naval Reserve Force
United States Naval Reserves
Eastern Avenue
Charles M. Leslie
Bond Place
Second National Bank
Madison
Ind
Leslie
M. E. Barber
Madison Courier
Hanover College
Standard Oil Company of
Ohio
Gibson
W. T. Holliday
Cleveland
B. A. Mathews
Columbus
A. J. Millnes
G. A. Burke
G. H. Buscay
M. G. Vilas
Mr. Holliday
Cooper
Commercial Tribune
Eaton
Myers Y. Cooper
Fair Board, Farm Bureau and Grange
Mr. Cooper
Youngstown
Cincinnati Club Luncheons and Club Meetings List
A compiled schedule of various Cincinnati organizations listing times for luncheons meetings dinners and lectures. Notable groups include Delta Tau Delta Cincinnati Advertisers' Club Cincinnati Kennel Club Cooper for Governor and Lions Club among others with times ranging from 11 to 12:16 and dinners at 6 to 6:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
Cincinnati Economy
Delta Tau Delta
Cincinnati Advertisers
Cincinnati Motor Coach
Cincinnati Kennel Club
Cooper
Franklin Typothetae
St.Xavier
Yogi
Hara
B'nai B'rith District 2 elects leaders at Columbus convention
Leonard H. Freiberg of Cincinnati named Vice President and Secretary. Isadore Febleman of Indianapolis elected President. The Ohio meeting in Columbus also notes the retirement of Cleveland’s A. P. Coombe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard H. Freiberg
Cincinnati
B'nai B'rith Brotherhood
Columbus
Isadore Febleman
Indianapolis
Miami Military Institute to Hold 43rd Commencement
The Miami Military Institute at Germantown Ohio will hold its 43rd commencement in the school auditorium on June 12. Rev. W. P. Castoe of Price Hill M E Church Cincinnati will deliver the class address and Rev. Jesse Swank District Superintendent Dayton District M B Church will give the baccalaureate sermon. On Wednesday morning the President faculty and the class of 1928 will host a general reception for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Military Institute
Germantown
W. P. Castoe
Price Hill M. E. Church of
Cincinnati
Jesse Swank
Dayton
M. B. Church
River stage at Cincinnati 17 feet last night
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 17 feet at 6 o'clock yesterday evening. Departures included the John W. Hubbard bound for Louisville at 5 o'clock and the Chris Greene bound for Huntington at 5 o'clock.
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Ohio River
Cincinna
John W. Hubbard
Louisville
Chris Greene
Huntington
Citizens Slate Presented to Committee in Hamilton County
The Citizens' Republican Committee in Hamilton County presented candidates for County Surveyor Sheriff County Clerk County Commissioners Treasurer Prosecuting Attorney Coroner to the August primary. The list was opened for further suggestions at a meeting tonight.
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Citizens’ Committee
Republican Party
Hamilton County
Catew Building
Sanford Headley
Citizens’ Republican Committee
Victor Heintz
Heintz
Citizens’ Republican Movement
Charles 0. Rose
Edward D. Schorr
Republicans
Schorr
Rose
Citizens' Republican Committee
Fred Schneller
Mr. Schorr
Junior Clergy Sing at St Peter Cathedral Service
The Archdiocese of Cincinnati marks Liturgical Week with a 10 30 am Mass at St Peter Cathedral led by Monsignor Bernard Moeller Vicar General The Rev Father Matthew P O'Brien of Bt Patrick s Northside delivers a talk on The Commemoration of the Faithful Departed in the Liturgy of the Church The Rev Edward G Roelker will discuss The Blessed Virgin in the Liturgy at St Monica Church at 8 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdiocese of Cincinnati
St. Peter Cathedral
Bernard Moeller
Matthew P. O'Brien
Bt. Patrick’s Church
Northside
Edward G. Roelker
St. Monica Church
Wed on Commencement Day
Stanley C. Feldkamp aged 23 of Cincinnati and Miss Edna M. Rozzell aged 22 of Tiffin were married after graduating from the Junior Order United American Mechanics National Home at Tiffin. They attended a joint alumni banquet and wedding feast and were married at a Tiffin preacher's home following the commencement ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley C. Feldkamp
Cinseinniati
Edna M. Rozzell
Tiffin
United American Mechanics’ National
Oing
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