Grocers Unite to Combat Food Monopoly at Convention
The National Wholesale Grocers Association ended its thirteenth annual convention by pledging to fight food monopoly, back the Federal Trade Commission, and seek fair open competition. It urged rail and water transport reforms, adoption of the metric system, and continuation of daylight saving. President Arjay Davies led discussions on bankruptcy reform and cooperation with major business groups.
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National Wholesale Grocers’Association
Hotel Linton
Federal Trade Commission
Association
Repee
Congress
Executive Committee
Railroad Service Committee
Ublic
Missisippi Valley
Fred R. Drake
Easton
United States
Tood
Bankruptcy Law Committee
New York
National Association of Credit Men
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Arjay Davies
Officers Re elected and New Vice Presidents Named
President W C McConaughey and key officers were re elected for the coming year. Two Executive Committee seats were filled with John W Morey of Denver and Austin L Baker of Boston replacing resigning incumbents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. McConaughey
P. C. Drescher
D. C. Shaw
W. B. Timms
Alfred H. Beckmann
John W. Morey
Morey Mercantile Company
Denver
Austin L. Baker
Eldridge-Baker Company of
Boston
Obituary for Mrs. Rachel Baumgartner of May Street
Funeral services were held yesterday for Mrs. Rachel Baumgartner who died after illness triggered by her son Sergeant Clarence Baumgartner’s wounding in the Argonne. Dr. David Philipson praised her high idealism and charitable life. she leaves husband David L. Baumgartner, three sons Samuel T and Theodore L Jr and Clarence, and daughter Aurora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipson
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Rachel Baumgartner
May Street
David Philipson
Clarence Baumgartner
Argonne Forest
David L. Baumgartner
Liberty Shoe Company
Samuel T
Theodore L., Jr
Clarence
Aurora Baumgartner
Special meeting in Kaaba at Scottish Rite Cathedral
Syrian Temple announces a special meeting in the Kaaba at the Scottish Rite Cathedral this Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. Nobles wishing to join the Indianapolis caravan on June 11 should send a $7 check to Noble J. M. Fisher at Courthouse Savings Bank at once. Tickets leave at 9 a.m. Visiting nobles welcome. Frank J. Zumstein Potentate. WM. Harte Recorder.
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Syrian Temple
Kaaba
Indianapolis
Noble J. M. Fisher
Courthouse Savings Bank
Tréim
Frank J, Zumstein
WM. Harte
Veterans Meet to Organize American Legion Post
Honorable discharged soldiers sailors and marines of Hyde Park Oakley and nearby areas are invited to a Park Hall Oakley meeting Monday evening June 9 to form an American Legion post. Bring discharge certificates. A M Ramsey temporary chairman.
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Hyde Park
Oakley
Park Hall
American Legion
A. M. _ RAMSEY
Temp
Deaths from local area note multiple June 1919 obituaries
Anna E Busam Pille of 197 Western avenue dies aged seventy. Funeral June 7 at 2:30 p.m. from daughter Mrs Fassnach’s home. Burial private. August Grabo of Vine street dies aged seven. funeral June 10 at 2:30 p.m. at Gildehaus chapel. Samuel John Hissett Jr of Trautman’s Station dies in Cuba at 28. services June 7 at Witt Stermer’s chapel. Kate L Macke wife of John H Macke dies June 6. funeral June 9 from 925 Woodlawn avenue with 9 a.m.Holy Family Church service. Benjamin Sebastian dies June 5. funeral June 7 at residence 2339 Ashland avenue, Walnut Hills, 1 p.m. Interment Spring Grove. Lucy B Tuite daughter of Mary A and Thomas J Tuite dies at 2841 Madison road. funeral June 7 at noon from residence.
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Busam-Pille
Anna E
Paine
Louis Fassnach
Western Avenue
Covington
Grabugust, Sr
Henrietta Grabo
Hoelscher
Funera
Gildehaus
Vine Street
Walnut Hills Protestant Cemetery
Hissett
Samuel John, Jr
U. S. S. Navy
Lake Superior
Cuba
Samuel J
Minnie Hissett
Schroeder
Stop 4
Trautman’s Station
Witt & Stermer
Westwood Avenue
St John’s Cemetery
Delhi Township
Macke
Kate L
John H. Macke
Woodlawn Avenue
Holy Family Church
Funeral services for Miss Lucy B Truite
Funeral services are held this afternoon at 2841 Madison road for Miss Lucy B Truite pioneer kindergarten teacher who led Cincinnati kindergartens before their integration into public schools. She died Thursday evening leaving four sisters Mrs Mary T Betts and Misses Virginia Lavina and Susan Truite.
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Lucy B. Truite
Pioneer
Madison Road
Truite
Cincinnati
Mary T. Betts
Virginia
Lavina
Susan Truite
Death of Mrs Mary Stevens at 1526 Jones Street
Mrs Mary RB Stevens died at her home on Jones Street from complications of influenza. She leaves her husband mother Mrs Bridget Carney and brother William Carney. Funeral services will be held at 8 AM at the home with a requiem high mass at St Edwards Church.
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Mary RB. Stevens
Jones Street
Bridget Carney
William Carney
St. Edward's Church
Kate L Macke Dies After Brief Illness At Price Hill Home
Mrs Kate L Macke 69 died Friday evening at 925 Woodlawn avenue Price Hill after a brief illness. She is survived by husband two daughters Mrs Robert W Sullivan and Miss Una Macke Funeral services will be held at the home Monday morning with requiem high mass at Holy Name Church.
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Kate L. Macke
Woodlawn Avenue
Price Hill
College of Music Trustees Appoint Two Members
John E. Sullivan and James Heekin were appointed to the College of Music Board of Trustees replacing Julius Fleischmann and D. G. Edwards at a meeting yesterday. Dr S J Goldberg will attend the American Medical Association meeting in Atlantic City with his wife. Dr W G Kershner announces attendance at the National Y M C A conference in Lake Geneva Wisconsin July 9 23 with Stanley Brauninger and F H Swiss joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Sullivan
James Heekin
Julius Fleischmann
D. G. Edwards
College of Music Yesteray
S. J. Goldberg
Cincinnati
American Medical Association
Atlantic City
W. G. Kershner
Central Y. M. C. A
National
Lake Geneva
Wis
Stanley Brauninger
F. H. Swiss
Kershner
Auto Skids, Elzeman Hurt Near Newtown Pike
Otto Elzeman an engine examiner residing at 71 Ehrman Avenue was driving yesterday afternoon on the Newtown pike near Batavia Ohio when a tire blew causing the auto to skid into a ditch and overturn. He was thrown headfirst and is in General Hospital in critical condition with a fractured skull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Elzeman
General Hospital
Elzeman
Newtown Pike
Batavia
Ehrman Avenue
River stage falls to 12 feet by six p.m.
The river level at 6 p.m. was 12 feet and decreasing, signaling improving flood conditions.
Weather Notes From Riversports Ports
River levels rise at Davis Island Dam to 12.5 feet with rising, while Wheeling shows 5.1 feet and steady. Partly cloudy in Pittburg with warmer conditions in Wheeling and clear weather overall.
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Ppttsburg
Davis Island Dam
Wheeling
Couples and Addresses Listed in Neighborhood Ledger
A dense OCR extract lists numerous pairing of surnames with companion names and street addresses across multiple cities including Covington Ky Ft Thomas Ky and Kenyon Ky. Entries show combinations such as Kuhn Lawrence and Marie 1547 Linn street and Taylor Albert and Roberta Kenyon Ky among many others with varied street names and avenues.
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Kuhn
Lawrence
Marie
Linn Street
Taylor
Albert
Roberta
Kenyon
I Cook
Harry
Clara
Forest Avenue
Cory
John and
Gladys
Crane Avenue
Deupree
Richard
Martha
Michigan Avenue
Gerschonowitz
Wolfred
Cora
Fairfax Avenue
Fekman
William and
Rose
Scott Street
Covington
Kyglana and
Montgomery Road
Chasson—Mayer and
Fanny
Willams Avenue
Stone
Tara
Hudson Avenue
Cline
Leonard and
Mary
Lindley Avenue
Wolf — Myron
Carolyn
Clinton Springs Avenue
Schwab
Julian
Rosaline
Miami Place
Electric offer extended to June to reach more households
The company extends its original May 31 deadline by one month to give all households on the service area a fair chance to accept the attractive electrical offer. The move aims to accommodate many requests and broaden participation.
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