Convention and Publicity Committee Plans Exposition Hall
The Convention and Publicity Committee of the Cincinnati Chamber votes to proceed with plans for a million and a half dollar exposition and memorial hall on the old City Hospital site. A prospectus will be drawn up for the June 14 meeting. $1 250 000 in stocks and bonds may finance the project with a $250 000 guarantee fund to ensure early dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old City Hospital
Twelfth Street
Central Avenue
Chamber of Commerce
H. J. Hoover
Sol Freiberg
E. W. Lyndh
C. G. Brooks
C. Www. Loughead
D. C. Keller
Convention and Publicity Committee
Cincinnati
Burnet House
Exposition Hall
Charles Hinsch
Fifth-Third National Bank
Hinsch
Hoover
Denies Marriage To Man Who Gave Life To Save Her
Miss Betty Powell of Columbus survived a near drowning in the Miami River at Dayton and rejected a romantic marriage story. She explained she was not married to Carl Williams, Steele High School student who died saving her and Carrie Riley when their canoe overturned. Powell had previously hosted Williams March 4 to 6 at her Columbus home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Betty Powell
Columbus
Miami
Carl Williams
Steele
Miss Powell
Carrie Riley
Classified Advertisements Index and Listings
A fragmented index of local ads including Ford automobiles J M Gidding Co Ehrlich Paint Co Baldwin Piano Co Lone Star Bank and Lincoln National Bank entries. Other named entities include The Union Savings Bank and Trust Co Canard and Anchor Lines and Gabriel Snubber Sales. The clutter hints at a 1920s or 1930s classified page with numerous business names and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
APPS
Momus Is
Kk cv Cee
Vccsesssues
Ford Automobile
J. M. Gidding & Co
Eee
Petree Ener Ee Eee
Art Dry Cleaning Company
2A Se Prg Vc Siscbank. Obser Dbacsves Ehrlich Paint Company
Schaefer's
Canard and
Anchor Lines Financial
Union Sav. Bank & Trust Co
Weis
Eis
Burkhardt Bros
Iis
Lincoln National Bank
Gabriel Snubber Sales & Serv
Co, Fleischmann
Madias
CORO
Coscovcc Seciacan
John van Range Company
Rawart Kidd—Stationers
Daugherty Won't Quit For a Million Now
Attorney General Daugherty told reporters he would not resign. He said there was never a time he would have given 30 cents to keep the office, but he would not take a million dollars for it now. He spoke to President Harding about official details before commenting on reports of his quitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daugherty
Harding
Kenyon
Senate
Iowa
Brookhart
Wisconsin
la Follette
Edward T. Meridith
House of Representatives
Dem
Railroad head blames agitator for strike talk
Chicago leaders of six railroads deny any strike plans among workers and blame union leaders for threats. They argue employees seek wage relief and remain committed to jobs, while the Labor Board wage reductions are challenged by B M Jewell and unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Roads
H. E. Byram
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Hale Holden
Burlington
W. H. Finley
Northwestern
J. E. Gorman
Rock Island
C. H. Markham
Illinois Central
S. M. Felton
Chicago Great Western
United States Railway Labor Board
B. M. Jewell
Railroad Labor Board
Jewell
Labor Board
Senator Reed Stricken During Missouri Campaign Speech
Senator James A. Reed suddenly fell ill in Caruthersville Missouri while campaigning for the Democratic nomination. He was transported to a local hotel where several physicians offered aid as he could barely speak during the second address of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caruthersville
James A. Reed
United States
United States Senate
Kkeed
Police Release Man With Badge After Saloon Raid
After a raid by federal prohibition officers on a saloon at 1631 Hamer Street, bartender Charles Dressing was arrested for violating prohibition laws and held for federal custody. Officers Hight Kunz and Duvel pursued others, shots were heard, a man with a badge claiming to be a prohibition officer was released, and Lt Juengling orders explanations and a further inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamer Street
Charles Dressing
Third District
First District
Frank Hight
Thirteenth
Vine Streets
Hight
Fred Kunz
Fred
Juengling
Kunz
Duvel
William Copelaw
Iowa Voters Back Brookhart in Progressive Surge
Iowa primary returns spark a Progressive Republican victory for Colonel Smith Brookhart seen as part of a national reform wave. Democrats claim potential defections threaten GOP strength while Farm Bloc gains boost in Iowa. Observers note discontent and shifting coalitions amid economic farmer concerns and party realignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Washington
Smith Brookhart
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Beveridge
Indiana
Brookhart
United States
Cummins
Kenyon
Harding
Teacher Seeks Reversal of Certificate Revocation
Mrs. Clara White of Eminence Finney County asked the State Board of Administration to investigate the revoking of her teaching certificate. She alleges State Superintendent Lorraine E. Weester refused to renew after she attended a dance. Board members said the case will be investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Juine
State Board of Administration
Clara White
Eminence
Finney County
Lorraine E. Weester
Husband Takes Family Savings and Disappears
A purse with more than 800 dollars was found missing from John Denver when he drove away from his home at 4818 Spring Grove Avenue with his wife and two babies Tuesday night. Mrs Denver reported the disappearance and said he could have gone to Indianapolis or Detroit, though she doubts the rumors. Police describe him as 5 feet 6 inches, 135 pounds, with dark hair and brown eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Denver
Spring Grove Avenue
Indianapolis
Detroit
John
Joseph Holt
Somerset
Roettinger
Stagnaro
Guethlein
Hueftlein
Amanda Blymyer
Garfield Place
Holt
Frank
Emily Hueftlein
Frank Hueftlein
Blair Avenue
Serper
Mies Blymytr
Democratic slate endorses four women and many officials
The Democratic Executive Committee at the Duckworth Club endorsed four women candidates and numerous state and county posts. Notable figures include Judge James Johnson favored for state sentiment, with endorsements for Sidney Stricker and John Quane in Congress and a full list of state senators representatives and county offices. Cal Crim heads the sheriff race ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Executive Committee
Duckworth Club
West Ninth Street
James Johnson
Springfield
Simeon M. Johnson
Vincent H. Beckman
George Ast
State Court of Appeals
Sidney G Stricker
John R. Quane
Lester Butterworth
James A. Ridgely
Frank A. Zimmerman
George W. Gale
Phillip E. Lawwill
Wade H. Marshall
Eleanor Matre
James E. O’connell
Edgar M. Powers
George L. Puls
Margaret Whitaker
D. W. Gwaltney
Sherifal
Army of Seventeen Year Locusts Roars Through Illinois
In the Fox River Valley seventeen year locusts swarmed across Batavia Geneva and St. Charles Illinois stirring disturbance in homes and schools. Residents feared defoliation but farmers said no major danger to crops despite dense swarms and blocked sunlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Ill
Fox River Valley
Batavia
Geneva
St. Charles
Mountain Slipping Delays Rail Traffic Near Soldier Summit
Landslides two miles west of Soldier Summit Utah on the Denver and Rio Grande Western line caused track upheaval and rails thrown out of line. The mountain slip raised tracks as much as four feet in places, impassable sections forced delays until two steam shovels cleared the line and traffic resumed in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Soldier Summit
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad
Hal destroys large brewery in West End
Fire discovered at the Herancourt Brewery on Harrison Avenue and Hiawatha Street rapidly gained headway, destroying most of the plant. Firefighters fought to keep flames from spreading as alarms were raised, with the building valued at about 150000 dollars and previously owned by the Brewery Workers' Union since March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal
West End
Herancourt
Harrison Avenue
Hiawatha Street
Ohio filings shrink as candidates rush to declare
In Columbus and across Ohio on June 7, declarations of candidacy moved quickly. Thomas J. Duffy entered the Democratic Governor race while John H. Arnold entered the Republican bid for U.S. Senator. Carmi A. Thompson and Arthur S. Day filed for Governor as well, with Harvey C. Smith announcing for Secretary of State. Charles W. Haslett and Allen T. Seney joined the Democratic lieutenant governor and attorney general races respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Associated Press
Thomas J. Duffy
State Industrial Commission
Supreme Court
James Johnson
Springfield
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
National
E. H. Moore
Youngstown
Duffy
Moore
East Liverpool
James P. Hyland
James A. Wilson
Cincinnati
International Association of Pattern Makers
Mary H. Skirt
George P. Skirt
Charles W. Haslett
Wellston
William Green
Coshocton
International United Mineworkers
T. S. Hogan
Joseph McGhee
M. A. Daugherty
Lancaster
C. A. Dyer
Coalton
W. G. Pickerel
Dayton
Mary Alice Maysilles
J. W. Johnson
Circleville
Fred J
Woman Juror Questions Witness in Holt Trial Creates Stir
In Lincoln Illinois on June 7 Associated Press reports a Holt trial scene where a woman juror’s questions to a witness sparked courtroom disruption. The report centers on the tense exchange and its impact on proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt
Cardinal Logue Held Up by Ulster Specials
Cardinal Logue and Archbishop O Donnell were stopped near Armagh by Ulster Specials who searched their car for church documents. The car was later cleared and allowed to proceed. No charges of personal disrespect reported. Thirty four Irish Dail Eireann candidates returned unopposed amid looming contests in thirty constituencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Logue
Ulster Specials
Belfast
Associated Press
Ireland
Armagh
County Louth
O Donnell
Lisnahill
Ulster
Dundalk
Dail Eireann
Dublin
Clare
Limerick City
Limerick
Donegal
Leitrim
North Roscommon
South Roscommon
South Mayo
West Mayo
North Mayo
Trinity College
Wreck of Pennsy Express Near York Leaves One Dead
A north bound Washington Buffalo Express from Baltimore to York derailed at Brillhart, three miles south of York, killing the fireman and wounding several crew members and passengers. The engine and three cars left the rails, the locomotive tipping onto its side. Cause of the crash is not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore
Brillharts
Here
Ohio coal strike discussed for conference call by Jones Company
The George M. Jones Coal Company of Toledo appealed to Senator Pomerene and Congressman Fess to urge a conference between Southern Ohio operators and miners to end the ongoing coal strike. W D McKinney of the Southern Ohio Coal Exchange notes potential progress, while Ohio miners leader Lee Hall rejects any such meeting, saying workers will not agree to the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambus
Southern Ohio Coal Exchange
George M. Jones
Pomerene
Fess
Ohio
Lee Hall
Ohio Miners
Hussey charged with attempt at robbery in Hamilton
Constable C. F. Hussey faces assault with intent to rob charges after a night incident with Murrey Hall in Hamilton. Hall, initially charged with concealed weapons, was fined and Hussey was bound over to the grand jury on a $500 bond. The case followed a saloon confrontation that led to police involvement and publicity notes from J. F. Koons of the Cincinnati Automobile Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Hussey
Hanover Township
Gibson
Hussey
Murrey Hall
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Hall
H. A. Dickmann
Kautz
J. F. Koons
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Koons
Frank Fwitalski
Lewis R. Smith
Francis Lane
Ferdinand J. Soulberey
Daytona Avenue
Murder Trial of Noble Holt Captures Courtroom Tension
Mrs Fannie Wright requests a question during the Holt trial as Detective Guethlein testifies about the April 15 shooting. Detective Hueftlein is mortally wounded. Mrs Hueftlein collapses on the stand and is helped from the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
Noble
Red’) Holt
Frank Hueftlein
Fannie Wright
Holt
Albert Guethlein
Bft
Hueftlein
Guethlein
Pepper Declines Run for Republican Committeeman Post
Senator Pepper of Pennsylvania announced he would not seek the Republican National Committeeman vacancy to replace the late Senator Penrose and suggested the selection might be deferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pepper
Pennsylvania
Republican National
Penrose
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Japushtton Hall
Chamber of Commerce Committee
J. A. Reed
Breakhart
David Lawrence
The
Commercial Tribune
Arnold
Sherman
Lincon
Lawrence Y. Sherman
Lincoln College Today
Belshazzar
Alexander
Asia
Julius Caesar
Attila
Aristotle
Wilberforce
Karl Marx
Christ
Tive
George M. Jones Coal Company
Pomerene and
Hugaey
Gibson Hotel
Mag. Wright
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