Trial testimony details Holt shooting incident at Goldblatt office
Harry Goldblatt testified about Holt firing at his office after attempting to purchase a car. Cross examination focused on detectives not in uniform and room layout. Charles Murphy identified Holt with Rosa Kline as co respondent. Holt to testify in his defense as the trial proceeds in Roettinger court from 9 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Goldblatt
Florida Avenue
Northside
Goldblatt
Holt
Ofee
Charles Murphy
Rosa Kline
Murphy
Roettinger
Dowtown Fight Leaves Man Knife Wounded
Bennie Wells colored 25 of 331 East Twelfth street was driven to General Hospital with a knife wound in his left side after a dispute with his wife at Seventh and Main streets. Hannah Wells sustained a lacerated tongue discolored eyes and other injuries. No cause was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennie Wells
East Twelfth Street
General Hospital
Seventh and Main Streets
Hannah
Elks Plan Flag Day Exercises in Eden Park
Cincinnati Lodge of Elks schedules Flag Day ceremonies in Eden Park on Wednesday June 14 at 7 PM Judge Hugh L Nichols former Ohio Chief Justice will deliver the flag tribute Boy Scouts will present the flag Girl Scouts recite the pledge Mayor Carrel speaks on Our New Citizens Miss Margaret Spaulding as Miss Columbia sings the national anthem Glee clubs from the Chamber of Commerce and University perform patriotic songs and a band concert will conclude the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Lodge of Elks
Eden Park
Hugh L. Nichols
Ohio
Boy Scouts
Mayor Carrel
Margaret Spaulding
Columbia
Chamber of Commerce
University
Men of Affairs Visit Cincinnati Front
Harry A. Pillen assistant cashier of the House of Representatives toured Cincinnati yesterday visiting friends and relatives. R. N. Bird superintendent of the Railway Mail left Cincinnati for Washington for a conference with departmental officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Pillen
House of Representatives
Columbus
Cincinnati
R. N. Bird
Railway Mail
Washington
Independent Steel Merger Terms Announced
The proposed merger involves Midvale Steel and Ordnance, Inland Steel, and Republic Iron and Steel with issued capital of 132,814,587. A North American Steel Corporation will be formed from Midvale and Inland, acquiring Republic assets, with Midvale placing Nicetown assets into a separate company for stockholders. Capitalization includes 79,173,500 in bonds, 50,331,475 in new preferred stock, and 3,309,612 in new common stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Midvale Steel and Ordnance Company
Inland Steel Company
Republic Iron and Steel Company
W. E. Corey
L. E. Bloc
John A. Topping
Midvale
Inland Companies
North American Steel Corporation
Republic Company
Nicetown
Body in River May Be Identified by Initials Found
A body pulled from the Ohio River bears initials W H and five letters of a surname on a slip, plus a pawn ticket from Cincinnati Col lateral Loan Co. Coroner D C Handley investigates possible link to W H Prather whose coat and hat were found on a nearby coal barge last December. Charles Sanders of Addyston recovered the corpse. The man is estimated to be about 42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Handley
Ohio River
W. H
Cincinnati Collateral Loan Company
Charles Sanders
Addyston
Handley
W. H. Prather
Cincinnati Landing
Prather
Victory Seen for Progressives in Iowa Returns
Republicans expect to lose many seats but keep control while Democrats in Washington claim history repeats. Analysts say the political pot is boiling and autumn elections will reveal a restless body politic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Washington
Senate
House
Democrats See Iowa Vote as Rebuke to White House
The Iowa GOP nominated Smith W. Brookhart for U.S. Senate, hailed by Democratic Chairman Hull as a stronger repudiation of the Harding administration than Indiana and Pennsylvania votes. Brookhart campaigns for repeal of Esch-Cummins and favors producer control of the Fed, farm city labor cooperation, and rail government ownership. Brookhart’s win upsets party machinery. Republicans backer McCormick endorses him. Senate news and tariff fight prompt claims of press suppression by administration and GOP leaders as anti administration gains spread from Pennsylvania and Indiana to Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
White House
Washington
Hine
Associated Press
Smith W. Brookhart
United States
Hull
Democratic National Committee
Harding
Republican Congress
Beveridge
Indiana
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Brookhart
Federal Reserve Board
Senator McCormick
Illinois
Senate
Harrison
Mississippi
Old Guard
Machine
Park Trammel Increases Lead In Florida Senate Primary
Jacksonville reports late returns show Senator Park Trammel widening his lead over former Governor Albert W. Gilchrist in the Democratic Senate nomination. The Journal notes virtually certain nominations for Frank Clark J. H. Smithwick and W. J. Sears, while H. J. Crane in the First District faced no opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Trammel
Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Jacksonville Journal
Albert W. Gilchrist
Journal
Frank Clark
J. H. Smithwick
W. J. Sears
H. J. Crane
1 500 War Wounded Visit White House
President Harding and Mrs. Harding welcomed about 1500 World War I wounded veterans on the White House lawn. Pershing joined the reception along with Cabinet members Hughes Weeks and Wallace. Nurses served ice cream and refreshments as veterans in wheelchairs and those with sight loss were greeted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
President Harding
Harding
General Pershing
Red Cross Aids
Hughes
Weeks
Wallace
Theodore Roosevelt
Navy
Railroads blame agitators over strike talk in wages debate
Board says after July 1 machinists will have 19 percent more buying power than in 1917, car men 46 percent, and common labor 45 percent, despite wage cuts totaling 110 million. Reductions aim to share readjustments with farmers, business, and shippers amid ongoing rail crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rail union leaders consider nationwide strike impact
B M Jewell, president of the Railway Employees Department, defers comment on a possible nationwide railroad strike. He marks up an employers statement noting wage increases and claims of financial strain, signaling planned discussions and a July 1 strike possibility if ballots authorize action.
Labor unrest shadows rail worker fears and AFL plans
Union leaders condemn management by “farming out” shop work and coercive tactics that cut wages and discharge veteran workers. AFL convention plans in Ohio National Guard Armory as Labor Department meetings pursue settlements with carpenters and other crafts amid government pay and policy tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
American Federation of Labor Convention
Ohio National Guard
Union Labor Trades Department
Metal Trades Department
Building Trades Department
Hotel Linton
James O'Connell
American Federation of Labor
Harding
Carpenters
Railway wages to rise, no strike predicted by Dunn
Samuel E. Dunn of The Railway Age told the American Association of Railway Accounting Officers in Cleveland that after new Railway Board wage awards take effect, living costs will keep wages high and above other industries. He also said the railroad situation is improving and a return of car shortages may come, as J. J. Elkin urged simplified accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Samuel E. Dunn
Railway Age
American Association of Railway Accounting Officers
Railway Board
Dunn
J. J. Elkin
Association
Mother of Eleven Chooses Other Man Over Children
In Aurora Illinois on June 7 Judge S N Hoover ordered Mrs Charles Suttcliffe 38 to choose between her children and the man her husband accused of breaking up their home She selected John Holder the man she called a real man who defended her life when her husband threatened her Mrs Suttcliffe is mother of eleven children including one married
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Ill
S. N. Hoover
Charles Suttcliffe
John Holder
Deaths and Lodge Notices From Cincinnati Area
Obituaries list multiple deaths with funeral details including Charles Edwin Babbitt John A Bausch Walter H Bryers Joseph F Eis elein Pauline Bettman Kahn Anna Dell Power Conrad Reitz Jr William Henry Scott Jacob Waldman and lodge notices for Cincinnati Commandery K T Scottish Rite and Gipulum Lodge of Perfection with service times and locations in Spring Grove Cemetery and related venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babbitt
Charles Edwin
Ida Seymour Babbitt
Westbrook
Spring Grove Chapel
Bausch
John A
Sophia Armstrong Bausch
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan and Upland Place
Spring Grove Cemetery
Bryers
Walter H
Florence Hargett Bryers
Charles Tabb
Briar Cliff
Ft. Thomas
Kentucky
Eiselein
Joseph F
Charlotte Eiiselein
Kiester
Donaldson Place
Kahn
Pauline Bettman
Samuel Kahn
United Jewish Chapel
Walnut Hills
Power
Anna Dell
Flaugher
Roy Power
Walnut Hills Protestant Cemetery
Aberdeen
Maysville
Reitz—Conrad, Jr
Anna L. Reitz
Harmuth
Paducah
Gus Gildehaus
Vine Street
Scott
William Henry
Belle Hyndman Scott
Faasapaign
McMillan and
Upland Place
Waldman
Jacob
Delaney Street
Northside
Es Cincinnati
K. T
Sharp
Templar
Frater
Joseph F. Elselein
Scottish Rite Cathedral
Frederick L. Hoffman
E. Cc
Alfred
Louis Wirth
F. WM. Harte
ST A.A
Gipulum
Cremation Services Ad by Busse Borgmann Co
The Busse and Borgmann Co funeral directors advertise non sectarian cremation services in a three chapel facility at 1517 Freeman Avenue. They offer a free booklet and chapel, no charges implied, with contact numbers West 459 and 439.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
West
Cincinnati plans exp osition hall to run twenty years
D C Keller announces Cincinnati will begin building a convention or exposition hall this summer. The project aims to fund the structure over twenty years before turning it to the city. He cites nearby cities with new halls as motivators and outlines a public prospectus and mass meeting with civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convention Hall
Cleveland
St. Louis
Cincinnati
D. C. Keller
Convention Committee
Music Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Business Men’s Club
Ohio Coal Strike Talks Move Toward Parley
Washington June 7 Rep Fess Ohio and Sen Pomerene urged a conference between Southern Ohio operators and miners to settle the coal strike. Hoover disclosed government efforts to foster talks, though he said agencies lack legal authority to end the strike. Hoover telegrams about price restraint by Borah and Walsh were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fess
Washington
Ohio
Pomerene
George W. Jones Coal Company
Toledo
Ohio House
Pomerone
George W. Jones Company
Hoover
Senate
Walsh
Massachusetts
Department of Labor
Department
Youngstown
Coal Section
Department of Commerce
Borah
Republican
Idaho
Fayette County
Pennsylvania
River at Davia Holds Steady At One Point One Feet
News from other ports reports the river at Davia at 1.1 feet and not moving. Weather conditions are clear with no significant changes expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Davia
Weather Summary for Ohio Indiana Tennessee and nearby regions
Partly cloudy conditions with chances of local thunder showers across Ohio Indiana and the southern states Thursday and Friday. Temperatures vary with highs around the mid 70s to low 80s and rainfall totals near none in many stations though Nashville reports about 1.18 inches.
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Ohio
Indiana
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
S. Marie
Kansas
Birmingham
Omaha
New Orleans
S. Francisco
Galveston
San Diego
Nashville
the Pas
Boston
Winnipeg
Cincinnati
Weather Bureau
Address on Camp Knox program to be delivered at Rotary
An address on the Citizens' Military Training Camp opening August 1 at Camp Knox Kentucky will be delivered to Cincinnati Rotary Club at noon today. Major James R. Stewart will speak with W H Parker also addressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens
Camp Knox
Cincinnati Rotary Club
Linton Hotel
James R. Stewart
W. H. Parker
Obituary Miss Mary Marriott longtime Ohio teacher
Miss Mary L. Marriott died after a long career in Ohio schools. Funeral rites were held at Wyoming Baptist Church with Rev. Walter King and Rev. Curtis Smith officiating. Burial followed at Greenlawn Cemetery Milford. She taught at Avondale and Reading Schools and lived with her uncle Dr G W Highlands in Lockland. She is survived by her brother George Marriott of Olive Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Marriott
Ohio
Wyoming Baptist Church
Walter King
Curtis Smith
Greenlawn
Milford
Wesleyan College
Miss Marriott
G. W. Highlands
Lockland
Avondale
Reading School
George Marriott
Olive Branch
Birth announcements list multiple Boston area families
Edward and Sarah welcome a boy at 11 Chapel street in Boston. John Burghardt and Dorothea in Madisonville A R No 10 have a boy. Herschel Ochalk and Ida at 5 Washington Terrace Park have a boy. George Greien and Charlotte at 164 Sycamore street welcome a girl. Albert Grethely and Bertha at 129 Liberty street have a boy. George Hicks and Ida at S73 Gaff avenue have a boy. Frank Nicholag and Elizabeth at 1603 Central avenue have a boy. Harry Nieporte and Lifttitia at 512 Dandrige street have a boy. Glenn Port ee and Anna at 16 East McMicken avenue have a boy. Alfred Schlemmpir and Vera at 3364 Evers avenue have a boy. Phillip Schridber and Gertrude at 1900 Elim street have a girl. George Wopdler and Salena at 1363 Spring street have a girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Edward and
Sarah
Chapel Street
Burghardt
John
Dorothea
Madisonville
A. R. No
Ochalk
Herschel
Ida
Washington Terrace Park
Greien
George
Charlotte
Sycamore Street
Grethely
Albert
Bertha
Liberty Street
Hicks
George and
Gaff Avenue
Nicholag
Frank and
Elizabeth
Central Avenue
Nieporte
Harry and
Liifttitia
Dandrige Street
Portee
Glenn and
Anna
McMicken Avenue
Schlemmpir
Alfred and
Vera
Evers Avenue
Schridber
Phillip and
Gertrude
Elim Street
Wophler
Salena
Spring Street
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Clinger
East Sixth Street
the Moon
Pedler
Secret Places of the Heart
Julia
Deland
Tarkington
Stewart Kidd
Booksellers
East Fifth Street
Fleischmann
Republic—Capital
Chicago Railway
B. M. Jewell
Railway Employees’ Department
Labor Board
Mewe
Jewell
Carmen
Chicago
United States Labor Board
Railroad Labor Board
Union Central
NEW Funeral Home
C. P. Mullen
Gilbert Av. Wadbrn
Mullen
Exposition Hall
Ohio Colliery
Franklin
Eeesees
Monongahela
Wheeling
Zanesville
Kanawa Falls
W.V
Charleston
Pt. Pleasant
Huntington
Williamson
Evanaville
Tennweeee
Chattanooga
Tenn
Florence
Alaeetenee
Johnsonville
Weereeee
Sac Ckscopendy
Cairo
Julius Baer
F. M. Renshaw
Atlanta
Grace Carroll
Peete Street
Robert Carroll
Rolf and
Bohlee
Morris E. McElhaney
West Seventh Street
McElhaney
William Flannery
Burnet Avenue
Jerry Flynn
Newport
Lyric Theater
City Club
Samuel Gompers
Wong Yie
James Caldwell
Smith Street
Joseph Woeste
H. E. Antrim
Free Employment Bureau
Texas
Gordon D. Rowe
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Rowe
Altenheim
Burnet
Elland Avenues
Hyde Park
Mt. Lookout M. EB
E. O. Crist
Bishop Anderson
E. and
I. Moreton
Norwood Library
Mary Marriott
John A. McMillen
Violet Tanner Seeesees
Melvin Garland
Myrtle R. Bowen
John G. Simon Te Deeeee
Margaret Beck
Edward Sherman
Seereee
Laura J. Parks
John Rohrig
Dotta
Mamie F. Fisk
Seeneeeene
John Bittner
A Teeter Ewes
Bessie ‘Lake
Frank J. Scharold
Mary J. Muhr
Frank Page
Georgia Rovinson
William F. Helcher
Neale P. Riley
Frances E. Camp
Norwood
Lodge St
Tusculum
Tremont Ay
Colerain
Vine St
Winton Place
Dayton
Young St
Chestnut St
Mt. Healthy
W. Court St
Court St. Hartwell
Tremont
Vista
Trimble
Ahrens St
Walnut St
C. My
Baymiller St
Newark
Metropole
Norwood Sinton Hotel
Lincoln National
Lincoln
Fourth and Vine Streets
Incinnati
Gabriel
The
Gabriel Snubber Sales & Service Co
Cheapside
Broadway
Bet
8Th & 9Th Sts
CONEY
Cerac
Lois
Lion
Lila Lee
Walter
Jordon
Thos. Meighan and
Leatrice Joy
Bachelor Daddy
Constance Talmadge
Capitol
Wallace Reid
Theo. Roberts
Chas. Ray
Agnes Ayres
Conrad Nagie
Harry Carey
Marie Prevost
Rudolph Valentino
Paramount
Dr. Jekyl
Mr. Hyde
Stuart Walker Co
Cox
Beulak Bondy
Rachel Barton
Hester
Bachman
Orpheum Sky Theater
Pola Negri
Kinogram
Admissios
India
Mile. Rapska
Alla Rageh
Cincinnati Woman’s Club
Oak St
Burch Studio OF Dramatic Art
Hill Top Inn
Gilbert Ave
Blumenthal’s Pharmacy
Sinton
Nassau
Bumenthal’s
Albany and
Wolbrn
Leah Baird
FOX News
Douglas Fairbanks
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