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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
2
Detective Chief Weatherly recounts Speer two half pints of alcohol mixed with water for a drink. Speer had prior arrests after leaving the force for causing disturbances. Officers praise Detective McCorkhill for quick shooting that possibly saved Policeman Hartley during the incident.
Cincinnati traction leaders expect no street car fare rise on July 1 as the six months delay of the $350000 franchise tax is endorsed by the Mayor's Traction Committee. City Council proceedings and mayoral support point to passage of the deferment ordinance, preventing a fare hike unless the tax is required.
L. R. Atwood of Louisville Kentucky, president of the National Association, was honored with a dinner at Hyde Park Country Club by the Cincinnati Paint Club. Delegates from Dayton Indianapolis and Louisville attended. Atwood urged a large national convention delegation for Drake Hotel Chicago in October. The visitors were guests of the Cincinnati Paint Golf Association for an afternoon of golf won by H. W. Mayorga. A musical entertainment followed.
Charles Packard age 31 of Kellogg and Salem avenues was severely burned on the right foot when a bucket of hot tar spilled while he roofed the American Railway Express freight station. He was taken to the General Hospital yesterday afternoon.
David Lawrence of The Commercial Tribune will accompany President Harding on an upcoming speaking tour and will file daily dispatches.
Fifty six graduates received Doctor of Dental Surgery degrees at the seventy seventh annual commencement of the io College of Dental Surgery held at Odeon Hall. Four women were among the honorees. awards cited include faculty gold medal to William Vosesler and various prize recognitions across senior junior sophomore and freshman classes.
Testimony in U S District Court before Judge Hickenlooper alleges a Prohibition officer planted two bottles of gin during a raid on April 19 at Ben Voss’s saloon at Barr and Linn streets. Voss pleads not guilty. defense cites alleged officer misconduct and assault during the search.
The Republican National Committee will convene in Cincinnati with state leaders from Ohio West Virginia Kentucky and Tennessee for a summer conference. Chairman Adams said the meetings unify national and state staff to prepare next year's campaign with additional regional events in Boston New York Chicago Denver and the Pacific Coast. The Cincinnati date is not yet set.
Miss Bertha Conde of the National Board of the YWCA spoke at the annual meeting and banquet of the Industrial Federation at the YWCA. She highlighted vast humanitarian work possible through ordinary people and great service, noting space limits restricted reservations to 200 girls despite many applications.
After a quarrel at their home Bertha James took a revolver from her husband William James and fired a shot. Neighbors called police. rooms were in disarray. Both were charged with disorderly conduct at the Fifth District Station.
A nostalgic call to swap items and trade thrills from childhood days. The ad invites readers to join a playful exchange network and pass the word to others who love swapping and trading casual goods.
The German note proposes paying debt via annuities totaling 500 million gold marks annually from July 1 1927, secured by a first mortgage on real estate and a broad pledge of customs excise and spirits receipts. It stresses oral talks at a conference table and asks for direct consultation with creditors to finalize guarantees and settlement terms.
London officials linked to the German Embassy say the reparations reply delivered today addresses concrete points raised in allied notes. The German government aims to avoid argument and any further note changes with the allied powers.
Delegates from Cincinnati patriotic groups and the F W Galbraith Post of the American Legion voted not to protest Eugene V Debs speech but to watch for any act that could lead to his arrest. Columbus authorities denied Debs use of Memorial Hall for June 22, after earlier refusals for the Chamber of Commerce auditorium. Local American Legion posts had urged banning the Debs address.
45 year old Mr. Grethel was found dead by hanging at 12:30 pm yesterday by his son on Sycamore street. Coroner details cite ill health over four years and blood poisoning. He leaves two other children Charles 21 and Eleanor 20. wife predeceased seven years ago. Funeral from Busse & Borgmann on Freeman avenue planned for Monday.
Common Pleas Court and Domestic Relations Court list numerous cases with times from 9 to 10 oclock. Judges Caldwell Dixon LeBlond Darby Hoffman and Matthews preside with cases involving Martin Mohr Henderson Lowenstein Offett Darnall Ben ford Bicknell Bott Lumpkin Lashae and others. Superior Court Judge Marx handles Herbert Ferguson v Wilson et al at 9.
Charles L. Strauss of Henry Strauss & Co. Cincinnati was announced as Chairman of the alumni and former students campaign committee for a $200 000 stadium fund at the University of Kentucky. The ranking campaign official is Captain C C Calhoun of Lexington Kentucky.
Bernard Peddenpohl 50 of 1104 Dayton Street was held to the grand jury on a shooting with intent to kill charge. Judge Woeste set a 2500 dollar bond yesterday morning as Mrs Peddenpohl, shot by her husband on May 81, recovers at home.
Dennis Long aged 49 a hospital porter from Elm street escaped an attendant at St Francis Hospital yesterday afternoon and leaped from a third story window. He was found conscious on the ground and died minutes later from a broken neck and fractured skull. Doctors say long was despondent over a long illness. He was a widower.
The Cincinnati Rotary Club held its annual outing at Bass Island on the Little Miami River. About three hundred Rotarians traveled from Third and Vine in autos to enjoy races including a cheese race, a derby with Spark Plug the colt, and a baseball game managed by Clifford Marsh and Charles Fitzwilson. The event featured Schnapps Band and the Sand Bar Glee Club, with Fred Guckenberger overseeing the supply department.
Beals Acomb John J husband of Alice Mc Clymon Acomb died June 7 1923 funeral June 9 at 2 30 pm from 5808 Ridge Ave Pleasant Ridge. Bell William De Charms son of Beatrice and Archie Bell died June 6 1923 age eight funeral at home Friday 2 pm. Clark Elizabeth Clark nee McKee died June 7 1923 residence of nephew John W Ryan 515 Baum St due notice of funeral. Groneweg Elise widow of Herman Groneweg died June 7 1923 at 2291 Wolff Ave Westwood funeral notice later. King Maria sister of the late Mrs Joseph Iles funeral at St Pauls Cathedral Friday 10 30 am. Stearns Thresa wife of Charles Stearns died June 6 1923 residence 2307 Moerlein Ave funeral from J J Sullivan Co. Saturday requiem high mass at St Georges Church 8 30 am.
Cremation firm at 519 Union Central Bidg offers a free booklet and mentions a chapel. Public notice presents a concise promotional item for the Sanitary Aesthetic Modern Cin Cremation Co and its services.
The first bridge linking Cincinnati Fall Festival squares was raised over Becca Street near Canal Boulevard. Warner Sayers and festival officials praised the link as traffic flowed unimpeded. Three more bridges will follow on Race, Twelfth, and Fourteenth streets with UC engineering students watching. Police directed traffic during the construction.
Weather report from Cincinnati for June 7 1928 covers Ohio West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania with partly cloudy to fair conditions Friday and Saturday. Indiana shows fair Friday Saturday turning unsettled by night warmer in the north. Tennessee partly cloudy Friday cooler west portion Saturday and more cloudiness Saturday. The table lists current, high temperatures and precipitation figures for numerous cities including Eastport St Louis Philadelphia Cairo Atlanta Kansas City Birmingham Omaha New Orleans Denver Galveston Phoenix Parkersburg Louisville Nashville The Pas Winnipeg and others with rainfall amounts and cloudiness notes.
Mrs. Theodore Frank reported a $300 diamond ring stolen from her Harrison avenue home while she was away. Theresa Unihan of Lockland was cut by a car driven by Henry Coleman at Carthage pike and Sheehan street. she went to General Hospital and was released. William Wieland of Second and Vine streets was arrested for possessing race slips found in his restaurant during a raid by detectives Weis, Wankan, and Kleemeier. Joseph Castelli reported a burglary at his East Court street apartment. jewelry worth $500 was stolen between 3:30 and 5 p.m. yesterday.
River levels at Pittsburgh measure 7.6 feet and falling with clear conditions while Wheeling shows 4 feet and stationary with cloudy skies.
A list of marriages shows individuals and addresses including Calvin Haworth Irene Ballard Luna Bush Lula Gabber Frederick Schepman Clara Pollard Robert Cowan Hester Blankenship Lillian Dickerson Russell Lyons Clara Huster Clifford Sepple Alma Springmeyer Frank Fogarty Lula Barnes Arthur Sprecher Eloise Kinney James White Dottie Jarnagin Dan Jackson Marion Davis from multiple cities and institutions.
Twelve girls from Kendrick School Walnut Hills were graduated at a dinner and exercises at the Hotel Gibson. Rev. Frank Nelson was the honored guest. Faculty members attended. The graduates include Miss Edwina Morrow of Fort Mitchell Kentucky, daughter of Governor Morrow of Kentucky.
The Ficks Reed Company, manufacturers of reed and willow furniture, was incorporated yesterday. The new concern is among the three exclusive establishments of its kind in the country and operates plants.
In New York the Ficks family governs a carriage concern founded in 1885 by Louis P. Ficks. Robert L. Ficks becomes President and General Manager, Louis Ficks Jr. serves as Vice President as the firm, once known as the National Carriage and Reed Company, continues its operations.
Edward Rubusch age 10 at 630 Elm street Colington Kentucky was bruised on head and body after running into an automobile driven by Herbert Shoemaker 3431 Woodburn Avenue as he crossed the street with his mother yesterday police say the accident was unavoidable
A series of birth notices lists numerous families with newborns including Adams Fear Viola at 3469 Colerain Avenue a boy Faust Bedford and Flossie at 1309 Pendleton Street a girl Gertscheimer Harry and Mary at 3253 Bishop Street a boy Gilligan Martin and Mary Waterloo Street a girl Graf Andrew and Mary at 1428 Main Street a boy Holz Ernest and Kietha 8810 Edwards Road a girl Jacobson Joseph and Clara 1545 John Kayser 240 Butler Street a boy Kirk James and Ethel 1417 Vine Street Larr es Joseph and Alma 2627 Fenton Street a boy Marmer Morris and Catherine 4762 Dale Avenue a boy Mayer Robert and Helen 728 East Ridgeway Avenue a girl Murray Edward and Minnie 4028 Cherry Street a boy Newberry Stanley and Helen Mt Washington a girl Newman Leonard and Henrietta 2154 Selim Avenue a girl eeee and Rosa 615 West Fourth Street a girl Odell Relphs and Daisy 227 Ludlow Area sickbert George and Hilda 938 Armory a boy Spritz David and Helen 798 Mitchell Avenue Tennnenbaum Meyer and Rosa 539 West Blair Avenue a girl eee and Ida 1007 Seton Ungerburhler Walter and Hildegarde 87 Mussarak Volker Alice Marysville Ky a girl Wallenhouse Harry and 1814 Broadway a girl eas.
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