Bond Issue On Public Works To Be Voted In Local Referendum
The city plans a 6,249,899 dollar bond issue for road and sewer projects. Details list Madison road, Harrison and Ludlow avenues, Liberty to Broadway corridors, and grade-crossing eliminations with city shares and bond needs. Officials indicate the vote will decide funding for paving, curb, and sewer improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Road
Deerfield Road
Stewart Place
Ity
Main Road
Stard Place
Plainfield Road
Delta Avenue
Columbia Avenue
Erie Avenue
Harrison Avenue
Fairmount Avenue
Fenton Avenue
Rrison Avenue
Fischer
Western Avenue
Liberty Street
McLean Avenue
Ludlow Avenue
Cornell Place
Vine Street
Ruether Avenue
Mitchell Avenue
Sycamore Street
Highland Avenue
Grandin Road
Stanley Avenue
Eastern Avenue
Randin Road
Edwards Road
Amilton Avenue
Chase Avenue
Bruce Avenue
Hamilton Avenue
Rockford Place
Eisen
Anthony Wayne Avenue
Millcreek
Millsdale
Carr Street
Gest Street
Clinton Springs Avenue
Spring Grove Avenue
McMillan Street
Melish Avenue
Walnut Street
Ninth Street
McMicken Avenue
Broadway
Fourth Street
Reading Road
Florence Avenue
Gilbert Avenue
Woodburn Avenue
Hewitt Avenue
Glenway Avenue
cKeone Avenue
McKeone Avenue
Clevespike
Eighth Street
Elberon Avenue
Old St. Joseph's Cemetery
Liston Avenue
Main Street
Mohawk Place
Boulevard
Woodburn
Myrtle
Florence Place
Park
Hopple Street
Colerain Avenue
MecMicken Avenue
Gory
Linwood Road
Observatory Avenue
Avinue
Quebec Road
Queen City Avenue
Kellogg Ave
Turkey Bottom Road
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Southern
Southwestern
Paddock Road
Clifton Avenue
Clifton
Mitchell Avenues
Observatory Ave
Madisonville No
Marburg Avenue
Lower River
Montgomery Pike
Woodmont Avenue
Mill Creek
Mill Creek Crossing
Queen City
Washington wary of Japanese situation after exile act
Washington officials express concern over Tokyo reactions to the immigration act exclusion. They expect Japan to shield Americans from violence, and note rioters may exploit postquake public anger rather than reflect Tokyo’s stance. Ambassador Hanihara conveyed Tokyo’s protest and seeks friendly handling.
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Washington
Tokyo
Hanihara
Hughes
French minister hosts Austrian guests at Mozart tribute
In Paris on June 7 a French official and an enemy country representative dined together for the first time since the war at a Franco-Austrian Association banquet. Henry De Jouvenel, Minister of Public Instruction, presided as the Vienna Theater company performed Mozart in a Paris theater.
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The
Associated Press
Paris
Henry de Jouvenel
Mozart
Vienna
Seven of eight inmates flee Williamson County jail
Seven of eight prisoners who escaped from the Williamson County jail remained at large, with one captured after a milelong chase. This marks the jail’s second break in three weeks.
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Marion
Inl
Williamson County
Delegates Named for DAV Convention and Local Notices
Cincinnati chapter delegates to the national Disabled American Veterans convention in Salt Lake City from June 28 listed including Henry Fine Clarence Carmack Lawrence Heck and others. A Clifton Public School appreciation resolution and revenue collections reports were also noted along with several city crimes and arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Salt Lake City
Henry Fine
Clarence Carmack
Lawrence Heck
A. J. Fitzgerald
Robert Bunge
Bruno Boettger
Henry Phillipg
Thomas Kenoe
H. B. Thompson
William
Latzig
George Bauer
Sam Herman
American Association For the Recognition
Kate Gallagher
Harry Dorsey
Delia Burke
Coney Island
E. F. Swing
Vncipal
Clifton Public School
Clifton Improvement and Protective Association
Charles Hornberger
William M. Nimmo
Federal Prohibition
Philadelphia
United States Internal Revenue Department
Charles M. Dean
Internal Revenue
Maurice Hancock
Carrel Street
Charles Hill
Laurel Street
E. Sanderson
Bethel
Charles A. Gartner
Moorman Avenue
Young and Herze
Gartner
Weather Summary for Midwest and South Regions
Ohio shows showers and thundershowers Sunday into Monday with cooler air in the south and central areas Monday. Tennessee expects partly cloudy skies with scattered thundershowers Sunday and through Monday, followed by cooler Monday night. Kentucky reports showers and thunderstorms with possible local wind storms Sunday and Monday, cooler Monday. West Virginia sees showers and storms Sunday and Monday with little temperature change. Indiana forecasts showers Sunday and Monday, cooler in the southern portion Monday. The table lists high temperatures and recent precipitation for many cities, including Chicago 58, Denver 70, Louisville 82, Nashville 86, Pittsburgh 74, and Dallas 68, with a June 7, 1924 record ending 7 p.m. 90th meridian time.
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Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Monay
Denver
Orleans
Phoenix
Galveston
Spokane
Louisville
Pittsburgh
Death notices and funerals listed for June 1924
Deaths and funeral notices from Cincinnati area listings show multiple families, including Artz, Bay Holmes, Bennett, Billings, Bowman, Finkelmeier, Halsey, Jacob, McLean, Nok, O'Brien, Ogborn, Rapp, Stall, Walters, Wiebel, Williams, and Zwick. Details include dates of death June 6-9 1924, residences, funeral times, and burial arrangements at Spring Grove Cemetery or local churches, with lodge notices and device about upcoming services.
Governor Donahey Welcomes Republican Delegates to Ohio
Governor Donahey a Democrat issues a formal statement welcoming Republican National Convention delegates to Ohio in Cleveland He praises Ohio as the convention state and invites delegates visitors and alternates to engage with the state's people institutions and public servants during their stay and after the event
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Associated Press
Columbus
Vice Donahey
Ohio
Cleveland
Birth notices scattered across city addresses
A list of birth announcements reports numerous families welcoming sons and daughters. Entries include last names Anderson Benson Cutter Eyrich Heimerdinger Hudson Labbe Lammers McAlpin Phillips Reitenbach Reale Ringenbach Semple Stephen Stration and Zenni with varying parental names and home streets such as Millards, Turrill, Maryland, Gest, Kling, Langland, Stratford, Storrs, Pax, Clifton, West McMicken Colerain and Columbia avenues plus East ird street.
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Anderson
William
Dorothy
Mills
Anderson Avenue
Benson
Kenneth
Ruth
Turrill Cutter Red
Hilda
Maryland Avenue
Eeee
Nellie
Geststree Eyrich
Avert
Selma
Kling Heimerdinger
John
Marjorie
Burch Avenue
Bey
Hudson
William Aad Maude
Langland Avenue
Res
Alamo Avenue
Labbe
Alted
Edna
Stratford Lammers
Vaderick and
Lissetta
Avies Esboro Svenee
McAlpin
Walter Margaret
Storrs Street
Helen
West Evenths
Phillips
Alfred Ae Margie
Paxroad Reitenbach
Michael and
Sylvie
Clifton Avenue
Howard and
Cecilia
McMicken Avenue
Ringenbach
Gustav and
Matilda
Colerain Avenue
Semple-Ben and Ethel
Cheviot Avenue
Stephen—Zoltanne Katherine
Aymiller Street
John and
Alice
Columbia Avenue
Clarence
Charlotte
Zenni—Schwen and
Sadie
Ird Street
Marriage Licenses List Includes Dozens of Couples Across City
A long list of marriage license applicants appears, naming individuals and their addresses across many streets and neighborhoods. The compilation includes William J. Powers, Verna B. Martin, Ernest C. Mathes, Ruth B. Doolittle, Helen Johnston, and others, with street addresses in Bellefontaine, Norwood, and surrounding areas.
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William J. Powers
Tie Montrose
Cior EE
Ity
William H. Mathis
Aablans Verna B
Martin
Gibson He
Fifteenth St
Seaitenkaiti
Whetsel
W. Lambe
Aldeon Jeffries Jerome B. Ruhl
Lewis A. Fonscoieh
Ruth B. Doolittle
Huber R. McAdams
Maurice C. Williams
Elvyra Stali
Penteihie Ee UK
George Smith
Serene Cheviot
Erwin Knocke
Aes Dorothea Osborn
Peter Blgwr
River steamer schedule and river conditions at Cincinnati
At 6 p.m. the river stage stood at 17 feet 8 inches in Cincinnati. Several vessels were listed with arrivals and departures including the John W. Hubbard from Louisville, the General Wood from Pittsburgh, and the Tom Greene bound for Charleston West Virginia. The J. F. Butts from Carrollton, Ky arrived with an empty tow. News from Gallipolis reports the Cheshire Filling Company's plant destroyed with an estimated loss of 25 000 dollars. Norwalk notes an unidentified man found dead near an abandoned church yard east of Norwalk.
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Cincinnati
John W. Hubbard
Louisville
General Wood
Pittsburgh
Waypoints
Andes
Madison
Ind
Greenwood
Charleston
Chareston
Tom Greene
J. F. Butts
LE. J. Hickey Transportation Company
Carrollton
Gallipolis
Cheshire Jiilling Company
Norwalk
Norkalk
Lymenter
Ft. R
Franklin
Mon’gahela
Seeee Dam
Williamson
Eee
Pikeville
Tay
Portsmouth
O. Eereneeree
Seree Dam
New Rich'd
Seree
Seeee Nashville
Terneeeeeeee
Rene
Chattanooga
Tenn
Aeeee
Florence
Ala Oneneernre
Esece Johnsonville
Paducah
Kyeenewereweee
Bilcael Faaiephaia
Wheeling—River
Ellis Hilton 5 Laid to Rest
Ellis Hilton a 24 year old Cincinnati newspaperman was laid to rest beside his mother in April Grove Cemetery after dying from injuries in a Memorial Day automobile crash near Metamore Indiana. Services at Nurre Brothers Funeral Parlors were conducted by Rev Frank H Stevenson with readings from Pauls Epistle to the Corinthians. Family and friends including his father Robert Hilton and editor colleagues from The Commercial Tribune The Times Star and The Enquirer attended. Floral tributes came from Bond Hill Presbyterian Sunday school and many personal friends.
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Ellis Hilton
Cincinnati
April Grove
Mr. Hilton
Metamore
Ind
Nurre Brothers
Elm Street
Robert Hilton
Seattle
Arthur Hilton
Parkway
Logan Street
Frank H. Stevenson
Church of the Covenant
Stevenson
Paul
Hilton
Bond Hill Presbyterian Sunday School
The
Commercial Tribune
Times-Star
the Enquirer
Holmes Bay Dies Following Operation at Jewish Hospital
Holmes Bay 34 years old business manager for the Ault and Wiborg Varnish Company died after an appendectomy at Jewish Hospital. He was brought from New York City a month ago and resided at the Business Men's Club. A Lehigh University graduate and World War I air service veteran, he is survived by a mother and sister in New York City. Funeral plans to be announced on their arrival.
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Holmes Bay
Ault & Wiborg Varnish Company
Jewish Hospital
Mr. Bay
New York City
Business Men's Club
Lehigh University
France
Mrs Mary E Billings Dies at 75 at Home
Mrs Mary E Billings 75 widow of Elsworth Billings died at 2 80 oclock yesterday morning at 2363 Kemper lane. Surviving are two sisters Mrs Clara Doerty and Mrs Charles Wead. Funeral services set for 10 30 tomorrow morning in the funeral parlors of W Mack
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Mary E. Billings
Elsworth Billings
Kemper Lane
Clara Doerty
Charles Wead
W. Mack
Johnson Burial Today at Spring Grove Cemetery
Burial for Johnson will be held at Spring Grove Cemetery with services conducted privately for family and friends. The schedule lists Spring Grove as the final resting place.
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Johnson
Spring Grove Cemetery
Mrs Julia Walters Dies at 17 at Home Montgomery Road
Mrs Julia Jane Walters age 17 wife of Albert Walters died at 11 15 yesterday morning at 3611 Montgomery road Funeral services will be held at 830 Tuesday morning at the residence Burial will be in Mother of God Cemetery She is survived by her husband and her parents Mr and Mrs Perry Doyle
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Julia Jane Walters
Albert Walters
Montgomery Road
Perry Doyle
Mother of God
Mrs Mary E Williams Dies at 61 in Covington
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Williams 61 of 912 Scott Street Covington died at Booth Memorial Hospital yesterday afternoon. She is survived by two sons Thomas and Charles Marquis. Funeral services will be at 7:30 p.m. at the residence with burial in Berry Kentucky.
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Mary E. Williams
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Scott Street
Covington
Booth Memorial Hospital
Thomas
Charles Marquis
Berry, Ky
Mrs Augusta Wiebell Dies After Operation
Mrs Augusta Wiebell 49 of 1932 Wayland Avenue Norwood died at home after an operation two weeks ago. She is survived by her husband George and two sons William and Thomas both of Norwood. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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Augusta Wiebell
Wayland Avenue
Norwood
Pioneer Mrs. Frances Tucker Dies at 84 in Dayton Kentucky
Mrs Frances Tucker eighty four one of Campbell Countys pioneers died yesterday at the home of her granddaughter Mrs T D Williams 201 Terrace avenue Dayton Ky after a long illness. She was the widow of James Tucker. The funeral will be held tomorrow at the residence and burial will follow in Evergreen Cemetery.
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Frances Tucker
Campbell County
T. D. Williams
Terrace Avenue
Dayton
Tucker
James Tucker
Evergreen Cemetery
Girls braver than men says University doctor
Berkeley June 7. Dr W R Donald of the University of California Infirmary states that women endure pain better than men. He notes girl students are usually better patients, less apprehensive, and less susceptible to pain than men who fear anesthesia and the knife.
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Berkeley
Cal
W. R. Donald
University of California Infirmary
Donald
British Ace Hurt in Fall At Denver Field
Captain Lowell Yerex a former British Flying Corps ace and Norman Fuller a newspaper artist were seriously injured when their aircraft crashed at a Denver aviation field today. Yerex was a famed wartime flyer and Fuller is a noted illustrator.
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Denver
Col
Lowell Yerex
British Flying Corps
Norman Fuller
Riots at Bucknell Students Riot in Williamsport Subdued
Police from Williamsport and Lewisburg requested to quell two hundred or more Bucknell University students on a rampage in Williamsport on Wednesday night. Fires were started in autos and dresses burned, cemeteries desecrated, windows smashed, and a dead woman’s house attacked. Police reported cannons and dynamite used, with several injuries among bystanders.
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Associated Press
Williamsport
Lewisburg
Bucknell University
Veterans' Memorial Cemetery
Burgess
H. O. Miller
Vendor of Klan papers beaten by two men
Pat Bracken reports two white men attacked him at Carlisle and Stone streets for selling copies of the Klan Kourier. He was beaten on the head and papers seized and thrown into a sewer as they shouted that he was a Kluxer. The assailants fled.
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Pat Bracken
Gest Street
Carlisle
Stone Streets
Bracken
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America
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Kiyoura
Kiyoto
Saionji
Marquis Matsukata
Prince Saionji
Kyoura
United States
Tomasaburo Kato
Count Gombei Yamamoto
Austria
Arent
Azsa Dai
Rrione Main
Vine ST
Jk Sullivan
Napolitano Bros
Spring Grove Ave. Park
Bell Crest
Hyde Park
Halsey
H. A
Wyoming Avenue
Wyoming
Jacob
Emma (Nee Hoffmann
Ac - Jacob
Montana Avenue
Westwood
Washington Evangelical Church
Sidney and
Rachel Streets
Mclean
Helen W
Harry W. Quackenbush
Wallace Avenue
Vington
Nock
Frank J
Marie Nok
Price Hill
Knights of Columbus
O’brien
Annie
Nee Sullivan
Hopkins Street
St. Edward's Church
Ogborn
Marshall Ellwood Ogborn
Dora Melish Ogborn
Spring Grove
Rapp
Christian F
Joseph Schreiber & Son
Race Street
Stall
Walter R
Elizabeth Stall
Toal
Hackberry Street
Williams
Mary Elizabeth
Berry
Zwick—Wdlna Marie
Henry M
Mary B. Zwick
Ruppel
Delhi Avenue
Sedamsville
Lodge
OT Trinity Commandery
Knights Templar
Norwood Masonic Temple
Weyer Avenue
Knight Templar
P. E. Church of
WM. H. Pfister
E. T
A. C. Bachmeyer
E. C
A. S. Brown
P. C
Walnut Hills Lodge
A. M
Russell M. Easton
W. M
William Schuchardt
Kilwinning
S. S. Nicholson
H. P. A. T. Roever
Cin
Cremation Co
Central
Bidg
Busse & Borgmann Co
West
Julius Baer
Grassmann Printing CO
Missouri
Cincinnati, O
WM. F. Fuldner
Undertaker
Fourth St
Bet
Ludlow
Gov. Donahey
Moore St
Beech Hill
Savanac
Harrison Ave
Dorchester Ave
Colerain
Gilbert Ave
Bellefontaine
Southern Ave
Bramble Ave
Peete St
W. Va
Snow White Refrigerator
MEG. CO
Elder
Liberal
Liberal Savings & Loan CO
Main St
Postoffice
Eighth and John Sts
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