Tanlac Restores Old Railroader to Health and Energy
Thomas M. Moon a longtime B and O railroad employee from Cincinnati credits Tanlac with restoring his health after stomach, kidney, and weight problems left him weak. He reports gaining fifteen pounds and returning to full duties, praising the medicine’s effects and noting Dow Drug Company’s Cincinnati distribution.
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Railroad
Tanlac
Thomas M. Moon
Burns Street
West End
Cincinnati
Mr. Moon
Tom
Dow Drug Company
Fifth and Vine Street
Norwood
Elmwood
Carthage
Covington
Newport
Dow: Drug Company
Twentyone
Moor & Moor
College Corner
Charles Kattman
Reading
J. Stark
St. Bernard
Adv
Ohio delegates debate roles as Hoover campaign shapes delegation
The Ohio delegation faces internal contention over nominations for Credentials and related posts while figures like Mayor Galvin, Walter Brown, and J. J. Burchenal influence the process. Charles Hornberger and Major Green organize Hoover aligned efforts as the convention opens, with emphasis on unity and strategic positioning for Hoover and Harding.
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Galvin
Hynicka
Walter Brown
Toledo
Brown
Harding
Lowden
Wood
Johnson
America
Ohio
California
Hughes
J. J. Burchenal
Hamilton County
Christian Bardes
Henry Ott
Bardes
Ott
Auditorium Hotel
Congress Hotel
Hoover
Harry Asmann
Board of Elections
Charles Hornberger
Green
Taft
Joe Shaeffer
Joe
Republican National Committee
Sherman
L. A. Ault
Frank Wiborg
George W. Poor
J. Stacey Hill
James Potter Orr
Garrett Fredricks
John Potts
Ray Hillenbrand
Foley Cathartic Tablets Ad Delivers Comfort
A vintage advertisement touts Foley Cathartic Tablets as a relief for people of various weights who feel heavy and short of breath. It promises to ease biliousness headaches sour stomach gas and indigestion by clearing and sweetening the stomach and bowels enlivening the liver and providing a wholesome tonic effect with no bad after-effects.
Johnson Seeks American Sovereignty in League Dispute
Senator Johnson denounces European imperialism and calls for independent American action on the League covenant. He warns of radicals and press influence while urging law, justice, and patriotism in facing the high cost of living and foreign entanglements. Senator Borah backs Johnson as the only GOP candidate refusing to compromise sovereignty.
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Johnson
League of Nations
Paris
Senator Johnson
Republican Party
Lincoln
Borah
Idaho
United States
Hiram Johnson
Europe
Lowden
Senator Borah
Tony
Convention Chaplain Rehearses Prayer in Chicago Coliseum
The Rev Gardner McWhorter tested his opening day prayer at the Coliseum to gauge volume for the crowd. Workmen paused from their noon duties as amplification carried the test across the hall. The rehearsal precedes the prayer convention opening scheduled for tomorrow.
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Chicago
Gardner McWhorter
Court decision clears doubt on Dry Act amendment
A court declares it cannot yet fix the interpretation of the Dry Act amendment. The judge notes the amendment’s bewilderment and says many questions will arise. The ruling applies the amendment to pre January 16 liquors and those made after, rejecting contentions about retroactive impact.
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Ment
New York Agents to Redouble Prohibition Enforcement
Federal agents announce intensified efforts after the Supreme Court upheld prohibition and the Volstead Act. In recent days, they arrested fifty alleged violators and seized hundreds of bottles of whisky from three Brooklyn steamships hidden in barrels and lockers, bolstering the dry law push.
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Ohio
New York
James Shevlin
United States Supreme Court
Shevlin
Brooklyn
Lardner Describes Convention Training and Delegates
The narrator recounts candidates training for the Ring convention and notes mass delegates being searched in Detroit. Senator Oliver Lodge of Massachusetts appears among arrivals at the Blackstone, while Johnson gives two speeches and a California delegation distracts with a diamond horse shoe pin. The piece previews tomorrow’s removals committee meeting and a race with listed odds.
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Ohio
Herrick
America
Republican Party
League of Nations
Johnson
Coliseum
Nicholas Longworth
Lowden
A. M
Mass
Detroit
Hoatch
Oliver Lodge
Blackstone
Sen Lodge
Sen. Johnson
California
New Southern
Insurance man Frank Myers dies after brief illness
Frank Myers 64 a former billiard expert died yesterday morning at Good Samaritan Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral services will be held at St Louis Church on Thursday morning.
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Frank Myers
Good Samaritan Hospital
St. Louis Church
Deaths and Funerals in Cincinnati Area June 1920
Obituary notices list multiple deaths including Jane B DeCamp in Columbus Walter A De Camp 3003 Vernon Place Louisville Ky and Evanston Ill families. Lina Dietz Ernst P Dietz. Dr William Henry Falls Fidelia Falls. Lorenzo D McGowan Anna Somngen Minnie Elizabeth Schaefer Ulysses Truitt and Jennie Wiles with service times and locations. Interments local and private, flowers omitted.
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Jane B. DeCamp
James M. DeCamp
Walter A. DeCamp
Vernon Place
Dietz
Lina
Ernst P. Dietz
Columbus
Cincinnati
William Henry
Cleveland
Fidelia Falls
Grove Cemetery
Harrison
O. Myers
Frank Myers
John J. Gilligan & Gon’'S
St. Louis Church
Eighth and
Walnut Streets
Rohde
Olive Blanche
A.m
Frank H. Rohde
Newton Avenue
Evanston
St. Mark’s
Somngen
Anna
Nee Weber
Rudolph Sofngen
James A. Goshorn
Arthur Stitsinger
West Fifteenth Street
Busse Borgmann Company
Brethren
Ulysses Ty. Truitt
Frank R. Ingram
Cleves
Dennison Duble
W. M
Fred W. Harmeyer
Wiles
Jennie Jones Wiles
Peter Blackstone Wiles
Emma W. Rust
John W
Daisy Lu Wiles
Ernst Wiles
Cas
Kansas City
Highland Cemetery
Covington
Men of affairs head to regional conventions and meetings
Probate Judge William H. Lueders and Insolvency Judge Joseph B. Kelley left for the Chicago Republican Convention. J. B. Morrow of the Chamber of Commerce returned to work after illness. Captain J. J. Conway and Fire Chief Barney Houston departed for Springfield for a Fire Chiefs Association meeting.
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William H. Lueders
Joseph B. Kelley
Chicago
J. B. Morrow
The
Chamber of Commerce
J. J. Conway
Barney Houston
Springfield
Fire Chiefs’ Association of Ohio
River stage rising at 6 pm to 23 feet
River level at 6 pm stood at 23 feet and continued to rise. Authorities monitor floods along the stretch and warn residents near floodplains to stay alert and prepare evacuations if conditions worsen.
River Gauge Updates From Ports
Louisville reports upper gauge at 9.8 feet with the river rising beneath the locks at 15.4 feet and steady. Evansville shows river at 14.8 feet and stationary with clear conditions.
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Louisville
Evansville
Ocean steamships arrive and sail from New York
Vessels listed include Pannonia from Trieste and Vestris from Buenos Aires arriving in New York. Departures include Bordea u Caroline to New York, Southampton Finland to New York, and La Lorraine to Havre.
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New York
Pannonia
Trieste
Vestris
Buenos Aires
Bordeau
Caroline
Southampton
Finland
la Lorraine
Havre
List of Names and Addresses Including Residences and Cities
A long list of individuals with residences and cities across various states and towns. The entries include Albert Schrager 2065 Liddellay, Irene Wunder 42 W. McMicken, Carl Thompson Bluefield West Virginia, Elmer Rohifs Reading, Joseph Lingross 2229 Boonest, Cecilia Hebbeler 2229 Boonest, J J Fitzpatrick, Cecilia Burke, and many others with streets and cities such as Lockland, Norwood, Kalamazoo, Reading and Mount Healthy. Some entries show incomplete data or additional notes like “Hotel” or “Orphan M.”
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Albert B. Schrager
Liddellay
Irene Wunder
W. McMicken
Carl E. Thompson
Bluefield
W. Va
Elmer Rohifs Reading
Weather trends across states for a fair but warmer spell
The chart covers Ohio, Tennessee, Kentucky, West Virginia and Indiana with fair Tuesday and Wednesday followed by warmer conditions. It lists station readings such as Cincinnati and Nashville, notes a June 7 1920 record for Cincinnati ending at 9 p.m. and compares highs and lows to prior years along with a precipitation total of .02 inches.
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Ohio
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Boston
Cerenese City
New Orleans
Omaha Seates
Galveston
Francisco
Nashville
S. Marie
Cincinnati
Resolutions From South Atlantic Ports Delegation Visit
A set of resolutions thanking the South Atlantic Ports Association delegation for their Cincinnati visit was received by C R Hebble secretary of the chamber of commerce. The article also lists local notices of marriages thefts accidents meetings and a church event.
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South Atlantic Ports Association
Cincinnati
C. R. Hebble
Chamber of Commerce
Births Across City Include Several New Arrivals
A series of birth notices lists multiple families welcoming new babies. Entries cite parents and addresses such as 660 Carr Street, 2135 Burnet Avenue, 3106 Lebanon Road, and 1525 Vine Street, noting several boys and girls born to the couples named Doekel Henry and Louise, Ernst Charles and Ruth, Frey Nic and Margaret, Jacob er Ferdinand and Viola, Norris Edward and Josephine, and Smith Cle line d and May.
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Eee Eer
Mary
Carr Street
Doekel-Henry and
Louise
Yoitman Street
Eosler Noah
Elizabeth
Burnet Avenue
Ernst—Charles
Ruth
Lebanon Road
Frey—Nic
Margaret
University Street
Hoffmeter
Iid
Glendora Avenue
Birdie
Minot Street
Hays
Stagley
Judge Merritt W. Pinckney Dies in Chicago
Chicago June 7 Judge Merritt W Pinckney longtime head of the Chicago Juvenile Court died at his home He helped appoint Mary Bartelme the first woman assistant in delinquent girl treatment His eight years on the court oversaw about 50000 dependent and delinquent children before him
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Chicago
Merritt W. Pinckney
Mary Bartelme
Widow of Covington pastor Mrs. Wiles Dies in Kansas City
Mrs Jennie Jones Wiles widow of Rev Peter Blackstone Wiles longtime Fifth Street Christian Church pastor Covington dies in Kansas City while visiting daughter Mrs Daisy Lucas. Survived by daughters Mrs Lucas and Mrs James R Rust of Clifton and two sons John and Ernest. Funeral services set for Cincinnati tomorrow.
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Jennie Jones Wiles
Daisy Lucas
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Peter Blackstone Wiles
Fifth Street
Funeral services for Mrs Olive Rohde at St Mark's Evanston
Funeral services for Olive Blanche Rohde who died at her residence 3543 Newton Avenue Evanston will be held at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning at St Mark's Church Evanston. She was the wife of Frank H Rohde a clear manufacturer and 39 years old.
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Olive Blanche Rohde
Newton Avenue
Evanston
St. Mark’s Church
Frank H. Rohde
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Frank Musser
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Marie M. Abbert
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Elizabeth Thompson College
Edward M. Hicks
Liberty
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Findlay St
William L. Spiegel
First Presbyterian Church
Denver
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Charles M. Miller
Woman's Auxiliary
Bentley Post
American Legion
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Edward B. Wynn
Provident Bank
Fifth and Vine Streets
William J. Eckman
Dixmont Avenue
Twenty-third
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Frances Fricke
Clark Street
Weinberg Bakery Company
Central Avenue
James Mitchell
Magnolia Street
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Mt. Echo Park
Free Ice Fund
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Produce Exchange
Newtown
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Harry W. Vordenberg
South
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Brotherhood
Atlanta
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Package Freight Bureau
U O'Clock
Camp Tenskawatawa
Beagle, Ky
Memorial Hall
U. . Grant
Judge Pinckney
Jennie J. Wiles
Mrss
Olive SR
AGAMC
Woos
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