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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1919

Page

9

Banquet Honors Daughters of America Growth in Hamilton County

John J. Weitzel urged stopping immigration twenty years ago to curb radicals as Daughters of America and Jr O U A M hosted a banquet at the Hotel Gibson praising a record initiations in Hamilton County. The event featured national officers and a music hall initiation ceremony with many guests from across Ohio and Kentucky.

United States Daughters of America John J. Weitzel Hotel Gibson Albert S. Bessong Hamilton County Music Hall Bessong Julia T. Roth Youngstown Cincinnati Union Naomi Swann Washington, D. C Pauline Joest D. of A. J Anna, G. Ellis Fredericksburg Imogene Edwards Carrie Faulkner Xenia Stella Mullikin

Boy Scouts Building Manhood of Future, Says Dr Philipson

Rabbi David Philipson urged support for the Boy Scout movement during a Rockdale Avenue Temple address. He said the adolescent period demands skillful handling to direct energy into disciplined channels, praising Scouts as vital to home, school, and church efforts and national conservation.

Boy Scout Movement David Philipson Rockdale Avenue Bos

Grain Exchange Names Conference Delegates

The New York Chamber of Commerce hosts a June 10 and 11 conference to discuss flour pricing, wheat crop handling, and market conditions. Cincinnati sent E A Fitzgerald H Lee Early and D J Schuh as delegates. Julius H Barnes, U S Wheat Director, called the conference.

New York Chamber of Commerce Cincinnati Grain and Hay Exchange E.A. Fitzgerald H. Lee Early D. J. Schuh United States Wheat Julius H. Barnes

Desirables Move On as Latonia Track Crackdown Widens

Covington police and Pinkerton agents raid Latonia race track arresting ten men for vagrancy ages 22 to 50. They face trial Monday as officials warn hangers-on to leave town or face arrest. Several suspects named Ed Jackson Mayer Blackman and others from Cincinnati Dayton St Louis and Rochester were held or bonded.

Covington Latonia Tokyn Pinkerton Cincinnati Ed Jackson Newport Charles Lewis Dayton E. A. Roberts Rochester N. Y Ed Maxwell Henry Grose Chicago Henry Ferguson Mayer Blackman Thomas Jackson L. Marsland St. Louis R. Marshall Manson Dragnet Charles Oliver Toronto Canada Pimlico Thomas Pippeton New Orleans John Butler St. Bernard

Catholic Women's Club Plans Continued War and Reconstruction Work

Father Joseph Rainer praised the Cincinnati Catholic Women's Association at Good Samaritan Hospital for its war efforts and reconstruction goals. Mrs. John Ledyard Lincoln urged support for sick soldiers at Camp Sherman, securing a $100 monthly-augmented appropriation. The 7,000-member group, founded by Mrs. Bellamy Storer, will persist in reconstruction activities alongside war relief.

Father Joseph Rainer Cincinnati Catholic Women’s Association Good Samaritan Hospital Father Rainer John Ledyard Lincoln Knights of Columbus Camp Sherman Bellamy Storer

Offic ers Fight Outlaws At Beaver Creek Kentucky

In Knott County near Beaver Creek a clash between revenue officers led by Stephen J. Cornett and alleged moonshiners left John Mullins shot three times. Mullins gang members surrendered and five stills were destroyed along with thousands of gallons of alcohol.

The Commercial Tribune Whitesburg Beaver Creek Knott County Stephen J. Cornett John Mullins Mullins Talmadge Mullins Camp Taylor United States Army

Robbery in L Homme Dieu Alley Reported by Local Man

Frank Heith of 2163 Colerain avenue said two Black individuals robbed him of 11.50 after following him from a saloon in L Homme Dieu alley last night. An hour later a Black suspect named Ora Glenn was arrested and identified by Heith as involved.

Frank Heith Colerain Avenue L'Hommedieu Alley Ora Glenn Heith

West End Homecoming Celebrates War Efforts with Burgoo and Bands

A West End homecoming for Draft District No. 6 featured burgoo and a 70 pound steer barbe cue along with a musical and speaking program. Despite strong turnout, many volunteers chose not to attend, citing modesty and a desire not to pose as heroes.

Burgoo West End Zoo Sands School Helen Schuh Hazel Clayton Sloyer

New Punishment Methods for Mischievous Children

Mary Campbell of the Ohio Humane Society says modern parents avoid harsh beatings and use non corporal penalties like depriving candy and cinema funds. Since January 11 the society logged over seventy five reports of brutal child beating, but only one case led to prosecution for severity. most punishments were not unduly severe.

Mary Campbell Ohio Humane Society Miss Campbell The Humane Society

Who Took The Last Keg Of Real Beer In Ohio

Chester Park officials offer a 50 dollar reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of whoever opened and removed the buried keg described as the last keg of real beer in Ohio. The theft was found Saturday morning by Captain John Dust during patrols. a pick and two spades were the only tools involved.

I. M. Martin Chester Park Ohio John Dust

North Cincinnati Gymnasium Ladies Outing Planned

The ladies class outing at North Cincinnati Gymnasium will take place on Bass Island today. Activities start with assembly and flag raising at 10 a.m., then games from 10:30 to noon, lunch at 12:15, a musical show from 1 to 2, and a gymnastic entertainment from 2 to 3 conducted by Prof. N. C. Seuss.

North Cincinnati Gymnasium Bass Island N. C. Seuss

Government to Withdraw from Postwar Enterprise Financing

The Federal Reserve Board urges the United States to end government involvement in postwar private enterprise financing. Banks should assume export credit duties, while direct Treasury loans to foreign countries and use of War Finance Corporation funds are questioned. The board warns against government guarantees fueling indiscriminate consumption and debt that private lenders must balance with prudent policy.

Congress Ale Ready Treasury Department War Finance Corporation United States

Lodges organize to swell funds for Masonic temple

The New Masonic Temple Committee at Hotel Gibson announced Theo dore Mayer will address Walnut Hills Lodge Tuesday night. Numerous lodges including Avon to Norwood are organized and collecting subscriptions with high enthusiasm and planned meetings to speed the drive. L. Alvin Kreis of Price Hill Lodge subscribed $500.

New Masonic Temple Committee Hotel Gibson Theodore Mayer Walnut Hills Lodge Avon Carthage Cheviot Cincinnati Columbia Cynthia Excelsior High Noon Hoffman Hyde Park Kilwinning Lafayette Liberty Linwood McMillan Madisonville Miami Monitor Montgomery Mt. Washington N. C. Harmony Gerard Pleasant Ridge Price Hill Queen City Sharonville Snow Vattier Winton Wyoming Yeatman Norwood Jacob Menderson Lafayette Lodge Colonel Hake William B. Howard Norwood Lodge L. Alvin Kreis Price Hill Lodge

Woman refused license to marry alien enemy

Frieda Roessler a Wyoming chicken farmer sought a license from Probate Court to wed F Albers held as an alien enemy and to be deported from Charleston West Virginia July 18. The license was denied because both parties must be present. Roessler planned to travel to Charleston to obtain the license.

Frieda Roessler Wyoming Bethesda Hospital F. Albers Germany Charleston W. Va Miss Roessler Albers

Kerley Nominated for Norwood Mayor by Administration

John A. Kerley named as the administration's Republican candidate for mayor at a Norwood City Hall meeting. Kerley, a consulting engineer for the Combined Ice Company and former Norwood Business Men's Club president, resides at 2076 Lawrence Avenue.

John A. Kerley Norwood City Hall Mr. Kerley Lawrence Avenue Combined Ice Company Norwood Business Men’s Club

Cache of liquor found in West Seventh cellar raid

Acting Detectives Haye and Wright found four near beer bottles twenty three wine bottles eighteen whisky bottles and two malt extract bottles in the cellar of James Shattler at 614 West Seventh street during a raid prompted by complaints of illicit liquor sales. Shattler, a newspaper mailer, was not arrested.

Haye Wright James Shattler West Seventh Street West End Shattler

Miss Phillips Outlines New Era for Women in Reconstruction

Miss Léna M. Phillips, New York lawyer and social work leader, spoke in Cincinnati on the National Business Women's Committee aims. She urged women to focus on employment, support suffrage progress, and form home plans for working women while promoting leadership and equal partnership with men.

Léna M. Phillips New York City Cincinnati National Business Women's Committee Miss Phillips W. H. Phillips Nicholasville Blue Grass New York America St. Louis National Woman’s Committee

Treasure trove of liquor found by revenue men

Internal revenue agents seized a large cache of whisky at 1009 Ross avenue Price Hill after tracing it to Mrs. Clara Taphorn. Officers removed sixty cases each with twelve quarts plus fifteen jugs and three ten gallon kegs. Witnesses watched as agents, armed with a search warrant, carried away the liquor for government warehouses.

Clara Taphorn Price Hill Internal Revenue Ross Avenue Garren McGrath Revenue Taphorn Nathan Michelson Glassmeyer

Elks Parade to Open Flag Day Service at Eden Park

Cincinnati Elks lodge members plan a public flag day service at Eden Park next Saturday with speakers J Rush Bronson and Lt Col Ralph D Cole of Findlay Ohio. The program includes ceremonies, songs, prayers and an address by Cole, with parade to the park from Elm Street at 2 45.

Esberger Cincinnati Lodge of Elks Eden Park The Elks J. Rush Bronson Ralph D. Cole Findlay Leo Thuis Elm Street Lawrence J.casey Thomas O'Neill W. F. Fox Elliot Novello Mana Zucca Miss Lydia Martha Cleary Alter Service Charles Buning

Deaf mute boy sentenced for murder in New Jersey

James Thompson Jr., a deaf mute just past 15, pleads guilty to killing 11 year old Ann Deinema in Midland Park on October 19. He is sentenced to 15 to 30 years by Judge Parker in Hackensack. he had been staying at the New Jersey Home for Deaf Mute and claimed the death followed a moment of rage during a walk with the girl.

New York James Thompson, Jr Supreme Court Parker Hackensack Ann Deinema Midland Park Thompson New Jersey

Okipper Admit Failing to Aid Man Overboard

In New York June 7 Captain Adolph C. Pedersen skipper of the barkentine Puake testifying in federal court admitted he did not order the crew to haul in a log line to a seaman named Axel Hansen who clung to it after leaping overboard during a gale. The defense contends the Puake could not return to Hansen but witnesses say the ship could have backed to rescue him. The trial heads to a possible jury verdict with murder or manslaughter charges pending.

New York Adolph C. Pedersen Barkentine Puake Axel Hansen Hansen Pedersen John H. Cameron Puake Edwin E. Baldwin William H. Box Harry F. Glaze Los Angeles Ft. Arthur Hough Young Pedersen

Navy personnel cut by committee meet Daniels on size

The House Naval Affairs Committee endorsed halving the size of the Navy for 1920 funding. Enlisted strength hold at 250000 through October 1, then lower figures proposed by Secretary Daniels follow, forecasting about 150 million dollars in savings.

Washington House Naval Affairs Committee Daniels Butler

Judges Appeal for Orphans' Home Drives Subscriptions

The General Protestant Orphan Band performed at the North Cincinnati Gymnasium to bolster a new membership campaign. Judge Frank Gusweiler led the program with speakers Judge William H. Lueders and Judge Fred Iu Hoffman urging life and yearly memberships. The effort, tied to the War Chest fund, aims to finish by June 22.

General Protestant General Protestant Orphan Band North Cincinnati Gymnasium Frank Gusweiler William H. Lueders Lueders General Protestant Orphan Home Fred Iu. Hoffman

Death in Patrol Wagon Shocks City

James Loud, 60, of 313 Sycamore Street, died en route to General Hospital in Police Patrol No. 2 yesterday after leaving home ill. Coroner Bauer cited abdominal trouble as the cause of death.

James Loud Sycamore Street General Hospital Bauer

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