Prohibition Raid Seizes Liquor At Cafe
Federal agents led by Frank A. Hight raided Harry Williams cafe at Court and Elm in Cincinnati. Williams was cited for sale and possession of intoxicants after allegedly dumping Lysol and moonskin liquor from a drain into the street. Bond set at $500 for a June 19 hearing. Additional raids yielded beer at 1041 West Street. seven places were searched without results. Merchants and Manufacturers’ Fight Bureau to meet Tuesday at 11 in Wiggin’s Block Building.
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Federal Prohibition
Frank A. Hight
Cincinnati
Harry Williams
Court
Elm Streets
Williams
Thomas M. Gregory
United States
George Elliott
West Street
Exchange Head May Quit Post Inquiry Widens
New York reports say W S Silkworth plans to resign as President of the Consolidated Stock Exchange to ease embarrassment amid an inquiry into past and present officers. District Attorney Banton assigns four assistants to probe Jones & Baker as customers complain of account handling in a bankruptcy surge.
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New York
W. S. Silkworth
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Banton
Jones & Baker
Silkworth
Exchange
Kardos & Burke
E. M. Fuller & Co
Consolidated
The
Fuller
Coffin
DeWitt C. Raynor
Raynor, Nicholas & Truesdell
Raynor
Charles E. Stoneham
New York Giants
Ross F. Robertson
Wife speaks after 138 years in Akron divorce action
Mrs Lena Rupp filed in Common Pleas Court seeking separation from Jacob Rupp after living together since 1910 without speaking due to his "ugly disposition." They wed in 1896 and have three children.
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Akron
Lena Rupp
Common Pleas Court
Jacob Rupp
Mt Healthy Motorcycle Cops Stir Suburban Peace
Glendale and Mt. Healthy residents complain to Cincinnati Automobile Club officials about motorcycle police noise from Squire Huston's Court Mt. Healthy. The club's board will investigate the complaints and review related incidents including a claim by Paul Richardson of Mt. Healthy that officers followed him into his yard and charged him $14 without a receipt. The meeting also endorses the Central Parkway project and refers Victory Boulevard extension to the Good Roads Committee. The board authorizes $5 000 in Liberty bonds due to treasury strength and notes progress on the Orphans Outing planned for Chester Park June 18. Professor A Louis Jenkins to replace R B Mills as Membership Committee Chair. The board thanks Mr Mills and hosts a dinner at the Grand Hotel.
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Glendale
Mt. Healthy
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Squire Huston
Grand Hotel
Paul Richardson
Central Parkway
Walnut Hills
Good Roads Committee
Club Treasury
Plu
Edward F. Romer
Frank H. Streitman
Orphans
Chester Park
A. Louis Jenkins
R. B. Mills
Mills
Witness Claims Seeing Mount Killing On Evanston Beach
Evanston fisherman John Strom told The Chicago Daily Journal he saw three youths capture a boy resembling Northwestern University freshman Leighton Mount and force sand into his mouth before they hid the body under a pier. The account, relayed by Harry Cook, followed prior sightings and a grand jury probe into Mount's disappearance on September 22, 1621, with authorities noting Strom had given inconsistent statements in the past.
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Chicago
John Strom
Evanston
Chicago Daily Journal
Leighton
Mount
Northwestern University
Strom
Journal
Harry Cook
Young Mount
Cook
Harrison Street Pier
Lake Street
Woman found by roadside says man attacked her
Mrs. Joseph Richardson of East Cleveland said a man beat her after attempting to abduct her early Tuesday on the river road in Columbus Ohio. She is hospitalized with a possible skull fracture and police lack a description while awaiting her full recovery for a coherent account.
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Columbus
Joseph Richardson
East Cleveland
River Road
Count Fabiani Sentenced Over Priest Oil Forcing
In Perugia June 6 count Fabiani a Fascisti member received ten months in jail for forcing the parish priest of Gubbio to drink castor oil after the priest expressed anti Fascist views.
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Perugia
Italy
Fabiani
Fascisti
Gubbio
Nova Scotia Premier George H Murray Birthday Honoree
Today marks the birthday of Hon. George H. Murray born in Grand Meadows Nova Scotia sixty two years ago, noted as premier for twenty seven years. Also remembered is Albert S Burleson born in San Marcos Texas sixty years ago today, former Postmaster General of the United States.
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George H. Murray
Nova Scotia
Grand Meadows
N. S
Albert S. Burleson
United States
San Marcos
Tex
False burglar alarm triggers police chase at downtown bank
Traffic officers near Sixth and Main responded to a Washington Bank and Savings alarm early yesterday. Joseph Schindler entered the bank with a drawn revolver as bystanders gathered. The alarm rang after L. F. Wormus, assistant cashier, tried to open the main vault and continued until contact points were separated.
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Onowntown
Washington Bank and Savings
Main Streets
Josph Schindler
L. F. Wormus
Spaniards Hit Moors In Fierce Morocco Battle
Madrid reports 45 Spaniards killed and 210 wounded in operations near Tizziazza Morocco. The clash began at dawn with heavy rifle fire from heights. A bayonet assault followed, forcing Moors to retire as shrapnel and machine gun fire decimated larger groups. Colonel Valenzuela fell while leading the Foreign Legion.
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Madrid
Tizziazza
Morocco
Valenzuela
Foreign Legion
Dog meat market slumps as Igorots try beef
The dog market in Baguio has vanished and dog eating among the Igorots has declined to near zero. Colonel Henry Knauber, head of the constabulary academy, says introduction of cattle and hogs has shifted the diet away from dogs to more civilized meats.
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Associated Press
Manila
Baguio
Henry Knauber
Constabulary
Colonel Knauber
City Zoo Picnic Draws Record Turnout for 10000 Expected
The Cincinnati Zoo hosts one of the era’s largest school outings on Friday June 8 with pupils and parents from eighteen schools expected. Business Manager Opasey G Miller prepares to handle ten thousand attendees.
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Cincinnati
the Zoo
Opasey G. Miller
Men of Affairs Froome Morrie to Speak on Cincinnati
Vice Mayor Froome Morrie will address the change lab at the weekly Chamber of Commerce luncheon on Cincinnati. Dr. M. B. Brady at 822 Tusculum avenue was sworn in as new Board of Health member and held a departmental reception. Health Commissioner Dr. William H. Peters was absent due to illness.
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Froome Morrie
Cincinnati
Change Lab
Chamber of Commerce
M. B. Brady
Tusculum Avenue
Board of Health
William H. Peters
Weather Summary for Ohio and Nearby Regions
Ohio and West Pennsylvania show locally thundershowers on Thursday and Friday with little temperature change. Indiana forecasts showers and thunderstorms Thursday and Friday with minimal temperature variation. Tennessee Kentucky and West Virginia expect local thunderstorms Thursday and Friday with no temperature change. A table lists current highs and lows with precipitation across major cities, noting abundant data for Cincinnati Pittsburgh Nashville and other locations.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
Eastport
Chicago
Philophia
Iselo
Kan
Raleigh
Omaha
Tlanta
Denver
Birm’ham
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Spokane
Galveston
S. Frisco
Pittsburgh
San Diego
Louiaville
the Pas
Nashville
Winnipeg
Marie
Weather Bureau
Cincinnati
SEEK DRIVER AFTER CRASH INJURES WAGON DRIVER
Police search for the automobile driver who struck a wagon driven by Robert Graves 35 of 626 East Sixth Street and fled the scene. Graves was bruised and taken by patrol to General Hospital.
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East Sixth Street
Graves
General Hospital
News from Other Ports
River levels report Pittsburgh at 7.2 feet and falling with rain. Wheeling shows 2.6 feet and stationary, with thundershowers in the area.
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Pittsburgh—River
Wheeling—River
Marriage Licenses Listing With Names and Residences
A catalog of marriage licenses lists individuals and their residences including Paul Lewis of Kentucky, Mary Herte of Monastery Street, Anthony J. Braun of Glenway Avenue, Cathrine Rudolph of McMicken Avenue, Victor Mae of Chicago, Ann M. Culliton of Hotel Linton, Theodore J. Tellfsen of McKinley Avenue, Edward H. Shearer of Eastern Avenue, Roscoe O. Barker of Houston West Virginia, Prudence Kerey of Palace Hotel, Ellis D. Fehtu of Liberty Street, Hilda L. Krieghoff of Dewey Avenue, James F. Brown of Luray Avenue, Richard M. Bradford of Dayton Kentucky, Florence Woodmansee of Auburndale, Anna L. Williams, James Green of Kenyon Avenue, Sarah Beaman of Elmwood, William Kelley, Bessie E. Webster of Norwood, John T. Seaton of Pennsville, Isabella Seaman of Norwood, William H. Baker Jr. of Woodbine Avenue, Florence W. Potts of Loveland, among others.
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Paul Lewis Lain
Mary Herte
Monastery
Anthony J. Braun
Glenway
Cathrine Rudolph
McMicken
Victor Mae
Chicago
Ann M. Culliton
Hotel
Linton
Theodore J. Tellfsen
Liberty St
Hilda L. Krieghoff
Dewey Ave
James F. Brown
Luray
Richard M. Bradford
Dayton
Florence Woodmansee
Auburndale
Apras
Anna L. Willaims
James Green
Kenyon Ave
Sarah Beaman
Elmwood
William Kelley
Bessie E. Webster
Norwood
John T. Seaton
Pennsville
Isabella Seaman
William H. Baker, Jr
Woodbine
Florence W. Potts
Loveland
Births in City Highlight Multiple New Arrivals
A list of newborns and their parents across the city appears, naming dozens of families with street addresses and birth genders. Entries include BAUMLER-John and Ida with a boy, JANSEN-George with a girl, and many others, spanning streets like St. John, Eastern Avenue, Church Street, and East Pearl.
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Alice
St. John Street
Baumler
John
Ida
Eastern Avenue
Buescher—Clement
Ensemia
Church Street
Craig
Calvin
Virginia
Thirteenth Street
Depray
Frank
Rebel
Cameron Avenue
Dixon— Lee
Maggie
Pearl Street
Duncan -Leais
Bester
Cincinnati
Fioranola
Guiseppe
Rosina
East Third Street
Needham
Charles
Inez
Ludlow Lace
Reis
William and
Helen
Fergus Street
Rocero
Amelio
Mafia
East Fifth Street
Rogers
Edward
Anna
East Second Street
Schlotman
Margaret
Trimble Avenue
Aun —Sane
Fuseia
Hillside
Taaso
Ruth
Watson Street
Tuggeno
Bocco
Celia
Iseio
Grazia
Stanton Avenue
Local Deaths Bell Bell King Stearns
Obituary notices record William De Charms Bell died June 6 at age eight. Maria King died June 6. Thresa Stearns died Wednesday at her home 2307 Moerlein Avenue. Funeral services for Bell Friday at 2 PM, King at St Pauls Cathedral Friday 10 AM, Stearns at J J Sullivan funeral home with Requiem Mass at St George's Church Saturday 8:30 AM.
Honorary member chosen at annual meeting of social agencies group
The honorary member for 1923 of the Council of Social Agencies and the Community Chest will be selected at four o'clock Friday afternoon at the annual meeting in the Young Women's Christian Association building on East Eighth Street. Twelve directors will be elected to fill expired terms. James P. Orr heads the nomination committee with Fred A. Geier Mrs. Frederick Mackentepe Maurice J. Freiberg and James A. Wilson assisting.
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Council of Social Agencies
Community Chest
Young Women's Christian Association
East Eighth Street
James P. Orr
Fred A. Geier
Frederick Mackentepe
Maurice J. Freiberg
James A. Wilson
Elizabeth Cobb Engaged to Frank Michler Chapman Jr
The engagement of Miss Elizabeth Cobb daughter of Irvin S Cobb author was announced today in New York. She recently served on The Bookman editorial staff. The groom designate Frank Michler Chapman Jr is from Englewood New Jersey and is the son of Dr Frank M Chapman curator of ornithology at the American Museum of Natural History.
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New York
Elizabeth Cobb
Irvin S. Cobb
Frank Michler Chapman
Englewood
N. J
Miss Cobb
The
Bookman
Chapman
Frank M. Chapman
Theuseum of Natural . History
Canis Cate Ttee Adopts Bucketing Policy
Fragmentary text notes a decision by a group to adopt a bucketing approach related to a cotton exchange. Specific names, dates, or places are unreadable in the source fragment.
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Canis Cate
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