Covington Eyes Bridge Purchase Plan With Railroad
Covington city officials review a plan to buy the right of way on the bridge to Cincinnati from the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad. Mayor O Donovan says terms not set but cost sharing with the railroad might be favored. The plan aims to remove tolls and attract residents to Kentucky. The Northern Kentucky Good Roads Association urges further investigation. Plans for widening the bridge will be opened for inspection once approved by the engineer and possibly the War Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Cincinnati
O'Donovan
Garrett B. Wall
Kentucky
Northern Kentucky Good Roads Association
Maj. A. K. B. Lyman
United States
Col. C. W. Katz
Secretary of War
Good Roads Association
Fourth
Scott Streets
Park Place
Scott Street
Madison and
Sterrett Avenues
Third
Main Streets
Third Street
Main Street
Ip Covington, Ludlow
Bromey
Joeph Pieper
Zoo
R. G. Bryson
Coppin Building
A. A. Shuler
East Southern Avenue
Godfrey Miller
Visalia
John J. Stoltz
Ft. Mitchell
Ben Dressel
East Sixth Street
John Robbins
Park Avenue
Ludlow
Charles Weagle
West Fifth Street
Chester Kirkpatrick
Special train trip Cincinnati to Columbus Springfield Dayton
A special train departs Cincinnati Central Union Depot at 7:00 a.m. Central Time and returns from Columbus at 8:00 p.m. Eastern Time with intermediate stops in Springfield and Dayton. Tickets and details are at City Ticket Office 108 Dixie Terminal and Central Union Depot with listed phone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Central
City Ticket Office
Dixie Terminal
Central Union Depot
Central Union Station
St. Louis
Baltimore & Ohio
Fifteen Graduate From Ohio Military Institute
Fifteen students completed studies at the Ohio Military Institute with five from other cities earning gold medals for exceptional achievement. Cadet Majory James L. McCloy led the honor group from Cannonsburg Pennsylvania along with four other top graduates. Commencement speaker was Howard L. Bevis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Military Institute
James L. McCloy
Cannonsburg
William A. Klein
Cleveland
Martin M. Nading
Flat Rock
Ind
Morris L. Dempsey
Lakewood
George W. Batche
Cincinnati
Real estate auctions report three multifamily sales
Dr Thomas P Hart bought at auction yesterday a three family house at 3287 Meadow Ave Cheviot for 10000. The 48 by 125 foot lot holds flats of three four and five rooms. Theodore Mayer and Brother brokers conducted the sale in the sheriff’s office by order of administrator John W Cowell. Also purchased yesterday a two story Hyde Park home at 3628 Burch Ave by Blanche Longmead for 12500 with garage on a 44 by 100 foot lot. Mrs M Muller sold. Sales aided by Cincinnati Real Estate Board Multiple Listing Division and brokers Frederick A Schmidt Co Delaplaine Hobart. George Christofield acquired a brick St Louis apartment at 4516 Circle Ave Winton Place. Two four room and two five room flats plus three rooms on third floor occupy a 60 by 220 foot lot. Price 14000. Myers Y Cooper owner and broker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. P. Hart
Meadow Avenue
Cheviot
Theodore Mayer
John W. Cowell
Josephine Weide
Burch Avenue
Hyde Park
Blanche Longmead
M. Muller
Cincinnati Real Estate Board
Frederick A. Schmidt Company
Delaplaine & Hobart
George Christofield
St. Louis
Circle Avenue
Winton Place
Myers Y. Cooper
Treasury Surplus Surpasses Estimates on Back Tax Drive
Treasury reports show a large surplus due to back taxes and higher tax receipts. A $300 million back-tax yield, $100 million extra from tax enforcement, and $80 million above estimates in income taxes plus $20 million in customs boosted funds. Wall Street expects a June 15 note issue despite secretary Mellon’s remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Wall Street
New York World News Service
New York
Mellon
Liberty Loan
Great Britain
Citizens' Republican Nominating Committee Endorses County Slate
Cincinnati Republicans name their county ticket led by Charles A. ce Jr Terrace Park for Commissioner Edward K. Hennegan for County Clerk Robert Heuck for Recorder and Dr Frederick Swing for Coroner with no Hynicka nominees. The group accuses the Hynicka faction of self serving control and calls for a August 10 primary to oust it in Hamilton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnation Avenue
Price Hill
Liberty Loan
Charles A. Meyers, Jr
Terrace Park
Robert Heuck
County Recorder
Mr. Heuck
Jefferson Avenue
Clifton
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnatus Association
Edward K. Hennegan
Arwiler Avenue
Frederick Swing
Hamilton Avenue
Morill
John M. Withrow
Board of Education
I. D. Mumby
The
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
George H. Kattenhorn
Edgar Friedlander
Lawrence Witten
Walter S. Schmidt
Frederick H. Schmidt Company
Gen. S. B. Stanbery
Cincinnati Southern Railway
W. Howard Richardson
Glendale
Heintz
Board of Elections
Citizens’ Republican Committee
State Senate
House of Representatives
Cincinnati
Elitesa P. Taft IL
Hydé Park
Samuel #Ach
Avenene
UNTY
Charles Eisen
College Hill
Charles A.ce Jr
Oon
Charles J. Leverone
Rhce
North
Hynicka
Hamilton County
Republican Party
Hynieka
Hvynieka
Gilbert Bettman
Joseph Ass
Hynick Organization
Central Committee
Citizen Republican Committee
Hamilton
Silver Named Campaign Manager for Myers Y Cooper
Harry S. Silver assistant state auditor and former Ohio House speaker will manage the campaign for Myers Y. Cooper Cincinnati real estate dealer seeking the Republican nomination for governor. Announcement followed a conference in Cooper’s Union Trust Building office with William Miller of Columbus in attendance.
Births Noted for Numerous Families in City
A list of births records multiple couples with addresses across city streets. Names include Osborne Taylor McFarland Graham Cox Fischer Barbalas Kalomers, Lutzky Hill Klinger Grunkemeyer Schlueter Helmar Shifrel Bumiller Arey Spettel Brown Schwab Lisner Amman Witherby Freudenbery Klump and Habig with genders noting girls boys and twins in several entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne
John
Elizabeth
Barnard Street
Taylor
Raymond
Elva
Baymiller Street
McFarland
Hester
Eastern Avenue
Graham—Charles
Adela
Goethe Street
Cox—Levy
Sarah
Warmaker Street
Fischer
Fredric
Ethel
Ruther Avenue
Barbalas
Manuel
Eudocia
John Street
Kalomers
Angel
Seventh Street
Central Avenue
Oscar
Marion
Nassau Street
Lutzky
Morris
New Richmond
Hill
George
Bertha
Ivanhoe Street
Klinger
Mayme
Hereford Street
Grunkemeyer
Alphonse
Octavia
Rempe
Oakley
Schlueter
William and
Alamo Street
Helmar
Henry
Anna
Marburg Avenue
Shifrel
Leon
Rose
Richmond Street
Bumiller
Herman and
Gladys
Nash Avenue
Arey—Lyford and Mary
Middletown Avenue
Spettel
Irwin
Edna
Colerain Avenue
Brown
Ralph
Leah
Duck Creek Road
Schwab
Herbert
Hannah
Washington Avenue
Lisner
Louis
Selma
Jay Street
Amman
Jacob and
Alma
Beech Crest Street
Witherby
Howard and
Marie
Green Street
Freudenbery
Dietrich and
Helen
Glenmore Avenue
Klump
Anthony and
Republic Street
Habig
Joseph and
Irene
Llewellyn Street
Marriage Licenses Listed By Names And Residences
A compiled list of individuals with their residences and addresses for marriage licenses. Entries include Saul Bloom 837 Hutchins avenue and Helen Herman 892 Lexington avenue, among many others across cities like Hamilton Ohio Cincinnati and Batavia and hotels and institutions referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul Bloom
Hutchins
Helen Herman
Lexington Avenue
Thomas Gargan
Queen City Ave
Stella Vacchari
W. Sixth St
John W. Taylor
Los Angeles
Cal
Laura B. Godley
Harrison, O. Charles B. Rayman
Freeman
Lillie B. Lindstrom
Central
Ross Smith
Hamilton
Ruby Lovely
Eighth
Robert Farley
Elmer
Ora M. Stanberr
Allison St
William H. Green
Burnet
Verda C. Dunn
St. James
Howard J. Glass
Lysle Lane
Warren Pope
Covington
Litlianah Wiglesworthy
Carl A. Schneider
Straford
Clara Kraemer
Chrelixa Kiefer
Thirteenth
Illiam Hater
Enright
Avertrude
Juenger Necoeed
Manuel Gruber
Dayton
Ruth Gantner
Grand Hotel
Batavia
Fergus St
Edmund Wisnewski 67 Cincinnati Business Leader Dies
Edmund Wisnewski longtime business manager for The Commercial Tribune and Cincinnati Enquirer dies at 67 after brief illness at his home 240 Hosea avenue. He worked with Western and Southern Life Insurance six years in New York and returned to Ohio five years ago. Funeral set for 2 PM tomorrow at 3642 Bellcrest avenue with burial at Spring Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Wisnewski
Hosea Avenue
Cincinnati
The
Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati Enquirer
John R. McLean
Wisnewski
Western & Southern Life Insurance Company
Ohio Military Institute
Frank E. Wisnewski
Bellcrest Avenue
Enquirer
Western and Southern Life Insurance Company
Comercial Tribune
New York
Death of Arthur A. Hanke at Deaconess Hospital
Arthur A. Hanke, 47, died yesterday morning at Deaconess Hospital after several days of illness. He resided at 201 Wedgewood Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur A. Hanke
Deaconess Hospital
Mr. Hanke
Wedgewood Avenue
Missing Girls Found At Dixie Highway Farm
Two West End girls, Margaret Carmody and Catherine Robinson, aged 15 and 13, were found at a farmhouse on the Dixie Highway between Cincinnati and Hamilton after they joined a ride to a camp and later walked when the return failed. They were reunited with their widowed mothers yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Dixie Highway
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Margaret Carmody
Mary Carmody
Saratoga Street
Catherine Robinson
Mayme Robinson
State Avenue
Funeral notice for T Russell Chapman in Clifton
Scottish Rite Brethren are requested to attend the funeral of the late brother T Russell Chapman. Services at the residence 3354 Ruther Avenue Clifton today at 2 30 p m. George T Welsh 33 T P M F WM Harte 383 Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brethren of the Rite
Ruther Avenue
Clifton
George T. Welsh
F. WM. Harte
Weather Across States Shows Warmer, Fair Conditions
Ohio and West Virginia see fair to partly cloudy skies with warmth. Indiana and Tennessee report unsettled south portions. rain totals and temperatures listed for June 7 1926 with cities including Chicago Boston Kansas City and Louisville noting varied precipitation and highs around the mid to upper 70s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
South
West Virginia
Kentucky
Kansas C
Atlanticc
Omaha
Selibe
Birm’ham
Denniver
N.orleans
Phoenix
Galveston
Spokane
Pittsburgh
S.f’ncisco
Ouisville
San Diego
Nashville
Winnipeg
S.S. Marie
the Pas
Nor
Mules Send Cop to the Hospital
Julius Geibel 45 a traffic officer was injured when two long-eared mules pulling a dirt scoop frightened by a paper ran through Oak street and Reading road police chases ended with Geibel dragged about twenty five feet and then hospitalized with cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Geibel
Oak Street
Julius
General Hospital
Earnshaw Avenue
Reading Road
Lee Phillips
PUPILS PRAISED FOR AMBITIOUS CONSERVATORY CONCERT
The Conservatory of Music Orchestra in its fifth and final concert at Concert Hall earned high praise for improved performance under Dr. Ralph Lyford. Soloists Grace Lauster Leila Atkinson and Selma Davidson showcased harp cello and piano in works by Zabel Liapunov and others with ties to the Cincinnati Symphony associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservatory of Music Orchestra
Ralph Lyford
Mendelssohn
Ruy Blas
Tschaikowski
Grace Lauster
Joseph Vito
Leila Atkinson
Karl Kirksmith
Selma Davidson
Mme
Marguerite Melville Liszniewski
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Miss Lauster
Zabel
Gotterman
Atkinson
Davidson
Liapounov
Holiday deportation bill clears House with wide margin
Washington June 7 The House passed the Holiday deportation bill by a standing vote of 138 to 20. The measure targets aliens including bootleggers and foreigners deemed insane or paupers with little debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
House Today
River traffic and schedules on the Ohio at Cincinnati
The Ohio River at Cincinnati ran 11.1 feet last night as arrivals and departures formed a busy timetable. The Cincinnati came from Louisville at 2 30 am. the Tom Greene from Charleston at 6 pm. departures included the Cincinnati to Louisville at 5 pm and the Betsy Ann from Pittsburgh due at noon with a return to Zane at 5 pm. The Tom Greene planned to go to Pomeroy at 5 pm and the Queen City to arrive from Louisville at 10 am then return at 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Louisville
Tom Greene
Charleston
Betsy Ann
Pittsburgh
Zane
Pomeroy
Queen City
W. Va
Parkersburg
Pt. Pleasant
Cneweereenee
Ky Tees
Dam No
Eeweeee
Cincinnati Eeewee
O Aeee Tenee
Dam
Ky Ween Senor
Eeee
Ind
Lonisville
Eens Ereee Dam No
Elena
Ark
Cocci
Vicksburg
Sone
Nesvi
Tereowenene
Vanhoe
Shoeenereretewes
Ord
Dayton, O
Eertenees
Beattyville
Rankfort
Yerevenne
Ee Haute
Inn
Tenn
Kaoneilie
Tenn Oeeeenee
Ence
Sone Cwmee
Two Kiwanis Trustees Resign From Day Nursery Board
Two Kiwanis Club trustees of the Cincinnati Free Day Nursery, W. J. White and E. W. Oester, have resigned and the club withdraws support. The resignations follow failure to obtain a detailed monthly audited financial statement. The nursery president said the board rejected a proposed change from the existing certified public accountant system. Elections to fill the vacancies will occur in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Cincinnati Free Day Nursery
Chamber of Commerce
Ernst R. Gwinner
W. J. White
E. W. Oester
J. C. Rogers
Kiwanis
Certified Public Accountant
Walnut Hills High School Inducts All 1927 Graduates Into Alumni Association
The entire Walnut Hills High School graduating class was inducted into the new Alumnus Association at Class Day. Rufus Hall gave the welcome, with George E. Davis presiding. Twelve Cum Laude pins were awarded to Gibson Burman Cowen Lightfield Van Fleet Sivitz Laque Levensohn Klein Nelson Brown Stugard. Charles Erdman received the senior cane. Service certificates were issued to Gibson Nelson Levensohn Cowen Muth Segal Herold Bussman Herrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills High School
Alumnus Association
Rufus Hall
George E. Davis
Cum Laude Society
Thomas Gibson
Gordon Burman
Henry Cowen
William Lightfield
Mary van Fleet
Ethel Sivitz
Elizabeth Laque
Dorothy Levensohn
Virginia Klein
Dorothy Nelson
Nancy Brown
Bernice Stugard
Charles Erdman
Carl Muth
Joseph Segal
Richard Herold
Norman Bussman
Jack Herrick
Rotary Luncheon to Feature Garden of Opportunity Playlet
Rotary Club of Cincinnati designates June 10 as Ladies Day and invites members to bring wives to a noonday luncheon in the Gibson ballroom. The Garden of Opportunity, a symbolical serio-comic playlet by Mr. and Mrs. William Goldenberg, will be presented with Rotarians in feature roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Rotary Club of Cincinnati
Gibson Ballroom
Garden of Opportunity
William Goldenberg
Tragedy at Hercules Motor Plant Ends in Death
James Hall, a Black man, died in a Canton hospital from a bullet wound after H. T. Clay, a watchman, shot him as Hall allegedly attempted to flee from the Hercules Motor Company plant. Clay said Hall was found inside the plant before the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watchman
Canton
James Hall
H. T. Clay
Hercules Motor Company
Clay
Hall
Spreckels Dies a San Diego Leader of Sugar and Railways
John D D Spreckels capitalist with interests in Oceanic Steamship Co Western Sugar Refining Co Spreckels Sugar Pajaro Valley San Diego Electric Railway San Diego Union and Tribune died at his Coronado home at 2 40 pm after weeks of illness Born August 16 1853 in Charleston S C he built ships for Hawaii Samoa Fiji and Australia and funded public works and railways across California He married Lillie C Siebein in 1877. two daughters and two sons survived his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
John D. Spreckels
San Francisco
Coronado
Spreckels
John Diedrich Spreckels
Claus Spreckels
Oceanic Steamship Company
California
Hawaiian Islands
Samoa
Fiji Islands
Australia
Western Sugar Refining Company
Mr. Spreckels
Charleston
8. C
Lillie C. Siebein
Hoboken
N. J
Obituaries and funeral notices from Cincinnati area June 1926
Beaths Gertrude Lewis Berry and Beyer Ella Mohr die within days of each other. Chapman T Russell Chapman dies at home in Clifton. Carpenter Edwin J. dies in Mancos. Mary M Fox widow of William H Fox laid to rest after Requiem. Arthur A Hanke dies in Avondale. G W C Lamb dies at Christ Hospital with service at Walnut Hills home. Rersra Line widower dies at Edwards road with funeral at McMillan Upland. Edmund Wisnewski dies suddenly. funeral set for Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
Gertrude Lewis Berry
Edward Hamilton Berry
Unitarian Church
Linton
Readin Road
Buria
Beyer
Ella
Nee Mohr
Carl Beyer
Valentine Mohr
Woodmont Avenue
Pleasant Ridge
Chapman
T. Russell Chapman
Mamie Weighell Chapman
Ruther Avenue
Clifton
Carpenter
Edwin J. Carpenter
Mancos
Col
Church of the New Jerusalem
Wedgewood Avenue
Avondale
Lomb
G. W. C. Lamb
Christ Hospital
Alpine Place
Walnut Hills
Highland Cemetery
Rersra Line
Laura Westcott Renshaw
Grace Renshaw
Edwards Road
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan and
Upland Place
Wisnewski
Edmund
Suzanne Wisnewski
Sconce
Frank E. Wisnewski
Belle Crest Avenue
East
Hyde Park
Cemation and funeral directing details from Union Central
The Busse and Borgmann Co Funeral Directors at 1517 Freeman Avenue offer non sectarian cremation and three chapels with no charges stated. The fragment mentions Union Central Nidg M 3095 and Union Console M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Central Nidg
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
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S. S
Columbus
Springfield
Military Institute
Eagle Savings and Loan Ass
E. Court, Near Vine
Fred Tuke
Edw
Holz
St.louis
Citizens’ G. O. P
Group Names
County Ticket
ART Academy
Eden Park
Clifford Threm
Florence Havlin
Oeeeeeee
Nto
Insurance Company
the Enquirer
Dixie Highway Farm
Lodge
Julius Baer
Fourth & East
J. Opregkel
King
Bika
Kansas City
Marshall
Mich
Adams
N. Y
Ohio Truss Co
Cincinnati, O
ONEY
Island Queen
Island Maid
Moonlite Garden
Colonial Dining Hall
America
Broadway
Virginia Rucker
Ben Welch
Fantino Sisters & Co
Claire Windsor
Money Talks
Kreith
Hubert Pest
OOC
O. D. On Coe “the
Brat
Hazel Whitmore
Earnest Glendinning
George O’brien
Billy
Capitol
Ella Cinders
Colleen Moore
Lloyd Hughes
Johnstown
George O'Brien
Florence Gilbert
Geo. Barr McCutcheon
Beverly OF
Gravstark
Marion Davies
Antonio Moreno
Stuart
Matinee Curtain
Iker Company Ok
the Masquaader McKay
Sheesh Davie
Elliot Cabot
Mona Kingsley
Elaine Hammerstein
Pathe Review
Russland
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