Bonds Recovered In Minneapolis From Washington Bank Robbery
Bonds valued at 5000 dollars, part of the loot from the People and Drovers Bank hold-up in Washington D C two months earlier, were recovered in Minneapolis. The private detective agency said bonds totaling 30000 dollars were recovered in Dallas after H T Davidson’s arrest and had been sold to a Ft Worth bank and then to a Minneapolis bondhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Peoples and Drovers’ Bank
Washington D. H
Konjola Restores Cincinnati Man to Glorious Health
A Cincinnati man reports dramatic health improvements after using Konjola. He credits the remedy with restoring digestion, energy, and sleep, claiming two bottles sufficed. The Konjola representative promotes free samples at Dow Drug Store Fifth and Vine, with broader sales in nearby stores.
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Benjamin Studio
M. S. Bennett
Daily
Browne Hotel
Bennett
Dow Drug Store
Fifth
Vine Streets
Mr. Bennett
Fifth and Vine Streets
Cincinnati
Shillito Department Store
Deal Over Telephone Creates Gold Dust American Corp
New York June 7. Gold Dust Corporation to acquire control of American Linseed Company in a 10 million dollar cash deal arranged by George K. Morrow. Rockefeller holdings of 95,000 preferred shares sold. a 63 million dollar Gold Dust American Corporation will be formed upon stock exchange with two Gold Dust American shares for one American Linseed share. Deal hinges on stock deposit sufficiency.
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New York
Gold Dust Corporation
American Linseed Company
George K. Morrow
Gold Dust
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller
Gold Dust American Corporation
Gold Dust American
American Linseed Common
Trammel Victor in Florida Race
Jacksonville Fla June 7 unofficial returns from Tuesday’s primary show Senator Trammel expanding his lead to about 30 000 over Gov J W Martin in Florida Senate race Mrs Ruth Bryan Owen leads in the Fourth District over Rep W J Sears while Doyle E Carlton leads in the Governor contest by a similar margin over his nearest opponent Presidential delegates show Smith supporters leading in the at large group and in one district with several Smith backers trailing News reflects a decisive trend amid a crowded field with two thirds of votes counted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Park Trammel
Ruth Bryan Owen
W. J. Bryan
Congress
Doyle E. Carlton
Tampa
Trammel
J. W. Martin
Owen
W. J. Sears
Carlton
al Smith
Smith
Auditorium Managers Association Convenes in City
The Auditorium Managers Association opened its conference with a round table on auditorium management. Twenty five managers of major venues totaling about 100 million dollars in value attended the opening session at Linton. Leo J. Brumleve welcomed guests while Charles Hall spoke for the national association. Delegates then toured the city and the remodeled Music Hall before a dinner at the Zoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditorium Managers’ Association
Linton
Leo J. Brumleve
Cincinnati Music Hall Association
Charles Hall
National Association
Chicago Coliseum
W. C. Culkins
Chamber of Commerce
Music Hall
Zoo
Farrell Receives Recess Appointment to Commerce Commission
Patrick J. Farrell of Washington DC was given a recess appointment to the Interstate Commerce Commission by President Coolidge. The former commission general counsel was named to succeed John J. Esch of Wisconsin, a nomination that did not come up for Senate confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Patrick J. Farrell
District of Columbia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Coolidge
Farrell
Commission
John J. Esch
Wisconsin
Congress
Senate
Organist Edward Fehring dies at 33 in Hyde Park
Edward Fehring 33 organist at St. Mary's Church Hyde Park died at home after months of illness. A former boy soprano who rose to prominence, he leaves widow three children and extended family. Funeral is planned for Monday with burial in Guardian Angels Cemetery Mt Washington.
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Edward Fehring
Beechmont Avenue
Mr. Fehring
St. Mary's Church
Hyde Park
Fehring
Guardian Angels
Mt. Washington
Edward
Lorna
Patrick
Harry Fehring
Gerard Avenue
Westwood
John J. Fehring
Joseph C. Fehring
Dayton, O
Laura Fehring Boehn
Wardell Avenue
Miss Johanna Kohnle Dies of Pneumonia at 55
Miss Johanna Kohnle, 55, of 143 West University Avenue, died yesterday at Deaconess Hospital from pneumonia. She leaves two brothers Frank and August and a sister Mrs. Theresa Reese. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at the home with burial in St. Joseph Cemetery, Price Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna Kohnef
Johanna Kohnle
West University Avenue
Deaconess
Kohnle
Frank
August
Theresa Reese
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Price Hill
Mrs Elizabeth Hahn Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs Elizabeth Hahn, 72, of 1512 Chase Avenue, died at home after a lingering illness. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 3:30 PM at Chonau funeral parlor. Burial will be in Spring Grove Cemetery. She leaves five daughters and a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hahn
Chase Avenue
Chonau Funeral Parlor
Spring Grove
Peter Mengert 75 Dies After Angina Attack in Ohio
Columbus June 7. Peter Mengert of Lexington near Mansfield Richland County died today after angina pectoris. Lifelong Richland County resident. Survived by brother Fred Mengert of Lucas County two sons Herbert Mengert Columbus correspondent for The Cincinnati Enquirer and W Mengert publisher of The New Era Parkersburg W V three daughters Mrs Walter R Hainer Mansfield Mrs Wilbur F Lawrence Lexington and Miss Laura Mengert Lexington.
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Columbus
Peter Mengert
Lexington
Mansfield
Richland County
Mengert
Fred Mengert
Lucas County
Herbert Mengert
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
New Era
Parkersburg
W. Va
Walter R. Hainer
Wilbur F. Lawrence
Liexington
Laura Mengert
J F Harshman Dies at 71 in Xenia Ohio Political Figure
J F Harshman a former Greene County commissioner and longtime political figure dies at 71 at his Xenia home. He leaves a widow a daughter and son John B Harshman Dayton City Attorney.
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J. F. Harshman
Xenia
Greene County
John B. Harshman
Dayton
Charles S. Gold Dies Founder of Munsingwear at 84
Charles S. Gold of Minneapolis aged 84 died today. He helped found the Munsingwear Corporation and served as its treasurer for twenty years until his retirement in 1917. He was a noted business leader in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Gold
Minneapolis
The
Munsingwear Corporation
John R. Bone dies suddenly at Toronto home
John R. Bone longtime managing editor of The Toronto Daily Star died suddenly at his home in Toronto on June 7. His death marks the end of a lengthy tenure at the newspaper and removes a prominent figure in Canadian journalism. He had guided editorial policy and is mourned by colleagues and readers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Bone
Toronto
Ontario
Toronto Daily Star
Missing夫 Frank Grater Reported by Wife at 115 Broadway
Mrs. Viola Grater of 115 Broadway told Lieut Tuerck yesterday her husband Frank Grater 22 has been missing since Wednesday night A Cordele Georgia letter from his sister asks police to search for Johnny Washington with no further details
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Viola Grater
Broadway
Tuerck
Frank Grater
Cordele
Johnny Washington
Boy 8 Fractured Skull After Auto Collision
William Clayton 8 son of Charles S Clayton of 5250 Main Norwood was seriously injured when struck by an automobile at Main and Mound Norwood. Dr Frank Perry treated him before he was rushed to Children’s Hospital with a fractured skull. The car was driven by Rudolph E Brofft 34 moving picture operator of 6660 Montgomery Ave. He said the boy darted from behind a street car after a ball and stepped into the path of the car.
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William Clayton
Charles S. Clayton
Main Avenue
Norwood
Main
Mound Avenues
Frank Perry
Main and
Maple Avenues
Children’s Hospital
Rudolph E. Brofft
Montgomery Avenue
Gifts to the new St Gregory Seminary announced at Chancery
Gifts listed at the Chancery office 325 West Eighth Street include Sisters of Notre Dame of Namur Grandin Road 250 dollars Julienne High School Dayton Ohio 100 dollars pupils of Summit Country Day School Cincinnati 100 dollars pupils of Notre Dame High School Sixth Street 100 dollars confirmation class San Anton Church Fairmount 25 dollars
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St. Gregory Seminary
Chancery
West Eighth Street
Sisters of Notre Dame of
Namur
Grandin Road
Julienne High School
Dayton
Summit Country Day School
Notre Dame High School
Sixth Street
San Antonio
Fairmount
Seasongood Promotes City Manager Plan in Huntington
Seasingood outlines Cincinnati gains under city manager system in Huntington address. He cites savings from Kellogg avenue paving, electric rates, municipal advertising, and ash can contracts while praising Col Sherrill of Cincinnati and noting airport and river terminal prospects. Chamber of Commerce approves study to adopt plan at end of three year term.
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Commercial Tribune
Huntington
W. Va
Cincinnati
Muray Seasongood
Chamber of Commerce
Seasongood
Col. Sherrill
Kellogg Avenue
Mexico Vatican plan for concordat lags over teaching and priests
In a discussion of church state relations, Mexican authorities argue they may teach religion in churches but fear secular schooling effects. Foreign priests are needed in certain dioceses, while Mexico City and colonies rely on them for instruction. The Vatican aims for a concordat, with possible shifts toward native bishops and government approval of nominations. The pope will review the final draft, and Spain hosts Mexican seminarians as a sign of cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yucatan
Tabasco
Vera Cruz
Monterey
Mexico City
Spain
Mexico
Vatican
Congregation For Ecclesiastical Affairs
the Sacred College
Argentina
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World
Press Pub. Co
Church State Pact Near Mexico City Hears News
A telegram from Rome reports a near settlement of the church state conflict in Mexico. Archbishop Leopoldo Ruiz y Florez, spokesman for the Mexican hierarchy, is praised for understanding the stakes and may be sent to confer with President Calles. Safe conduct back to Mexico would be sought for him. he was exiled last April with other bishops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Constantine
New York World News Service
Mexico City
Rome
Miguel de la Mora
Mexico
de la Mora
el Sol
Leopold Ruiz Y Florez
Michoacan
Catholic Hierarchy of
Calles
Ruiz
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Washington View of Catholic Mexican Peace Talks Progress
In Washington on June 7 it is understood progress is being made toward peace after a two year dispute between the Catholic Church and the Mexican Government. AmbDuring Dwight W. Morrow is credited for his efforts to bring the disputants together as negotiations continue locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
Dwight W. Morrow
Bepler Bertha obituary notices in June 1928
Death notices for Bertha Bepler Elizabeth Hahn Johanna Kohnle Homer O Sluss Emma Vail Ben Wellen and Charles Worthington with funeral details and locations across Cincinnati Covington and Detroit style ads and notices with multiple dates June 5 to June 9 1928 and funeral times at various churches homes and cemeteries
Cincinnati at a Glance Campaign Plans Meeting
Plans for a personal visitation evangelism campaign in Greater Cincinnati will be discussed at an afternoon meeting of lay leaders and ministers from Cincinnati Newport and Covington at the Methodist Book Concern auditorium. Dr A Earl Kernahan of New York will speak. Dr Henry Pearce Atkins will preside.
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Greater
Cincinnati
Newport
Covington
Methodist Book Concern
A. Earl Kernahan
New York City
Henry Pearce Atkins
Federation of Churches of Cincinnati and Vicinity
Cemetery superintendent elected Ohio association president
George A. Chonan of 3400 Montgomery road, superintendent of the United Jewish Cemetery, was elected president of the Ohio Association of Cemetery Superintendents at the close of their twenty seventh annual meeting in Tiffin, Ohio yesterday. A fund solicitation by Judge Smith Hickenlooper and Daniel Laurence supports the association, which holds assets of 1 056 978.40 dollars since its 1898 founding.
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George A. Chonan
Montgomery Road
United Jewish Cemetery
Ohio Association of Cemetery Superintendents
Tiffin
Smith Hickenlooper
University of Cincinnati Endowment Fund Association
Daniel Laurence
Association
Various group meetings and luncheons in Cincinnati schedule
Gibson Economy Druggists Association convention all day Cooper for Governor headquarters Evanston Tennis Club meeting 8 o'clock Linton Auditorium Managers convention all day St Joseph's Orphanage meeting 8 o'clock Sigma Chi luncheon noon Thomas Parker Boyd lecture 8 Metropole Women's Irish Trekship Club meeting 8 Wickham Construction Company dinner 6 30 Cincinnati Club Formica Insulation Company luncheon 12 15 Reciprocity Table luncheon 12 15 Theta Theta Pi luncheon 12 15 Pi Kappa Alpha luncheon 12 15 Cincinnati Auto Club luncheon 2 15 Republican Club luncheon 12 15 Chamber of Commerce Mr Snord luncheon 12 30 p m Finance Executive Committee luncheon 12 15 Mr Natorp dinner 6 30
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Gibson
Economy Druggists’ Association
Cooper-for-Governor
Evanston Tennis Club
Linton
St. Joseph's Orphanage
Sigma Chi
Thomas Parker Boyd
Metropole
Women's Irish Trejsowship Club
Wickham Construction Company
Cincinnati Club
Formica Insulation Company
Theta Theta Pi
Pi Kappa Alpha
Cincinnati Auto Club
Republican Club
Chamber of Commerce
Snord
Finance Executive Committee
Natorp
Masonry as Viewed by Outside Philosophers in the Highteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
A concise survey examines how external philosophers approached masonry in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, outlining themes, interpretations, and debates. It highlights differences in moral philosophy, secrecy, and the social role of lodges as reflected by scholars outside the fraternity.
Mystery grows in Budd girl kidnapping case
Grace Budd ten-year-old girl vanished Sunday afternoon from 406 West Fifteenth Street with a man identified as Frank Howard. Police traced leads to 183d Street, Mineola, Harlem, Yonkers, New Jersey and Pennsylvania with no results. A telegram reading I still have her was mailed from Madison Square Station, prompting fresh Harlem canvassing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Grace Budd
West Fifteenth Street
Frank Howard
Budd
183D Street
Creston Avenue
Mineola
L. I
Howard
Harlem
Yonkers
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Homecoming Day Fete Reservations Increase
University of Cincinnati Homecoming Day draws alumni from seventeen states for the sixth annual event after commencement on June 16. A new mail advance registration is being tried as nine days remain. General Chairman Herbert F. Koch notes a record attendance potential and calls a committee meeting tonight at 6 in McMicken Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Cincinnati
Herbert F. Koch
Koch
McMicken Hall
Coney Island Amplifiers To Tune In Whole Park
A sound carrying device is being installed at Coney Island to broadcast voice and music to all corners of the park. The system, set for Moonlite Dance Gardens, will reach the bathing pool and ensure equal volume throughout. Many speakers will address crowds this summer and their talks may be aired by WLW nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
Moonlite Dance Gardens
WLW
Railroad petition denied in Ohio
The Public Utilities Commission yesterday dismissed the Cincinnati Northern Railroad's application to discontinue passenger trains Nos. 1 2 7 and 8 out of Cincinnati Ohio. The ruling marks a halt to the proposed shutdown affecting service and schedules on the Cincinnati Northern route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Public Utilities Commission Today
Cincinnati Northern Railroad
Cincinnati
G O P Campaign Shifts To Precinct Meetings
The Republican Campaign Committee backs intimate precinct meetings over large rallies for August primaries. Edward D. Schorr urged a strong platform to define the party's Hamilton County views. W. Donald Hall chairs the organizing panel with Mrs. Oma Jackson joining as executive secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Campaign Committee
Edward D. Schorr
W. Donald Hall
Clarence Denning
Gordon Renner
Oma Jackson
Republican Women's Club
Hamilton County
Schorr
Walter A. Ryan
W. Meredith Yeatman
George F. Eyrich, Jr
Herman Lackman
Arthur M. Spiegel
Mr. Schorr
Judge Eyrich
Judge Spiegel
Lackman
Gen
P. Lincoln Mitchell
Max M. Schiff
Dudley Outcalt
Adolph Kummer
Cooper To Be Guest Tomorrow at Luncheon Here
Myers Y. Cooper will be the guest of honor at a Cooper-for-Governor luncheon in Hamilton County's Florentine Room Gibson hosted by Republican precinct committeemen. Edward D. Schorr announced the event and said Cooper will speak.
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Konjola
Kenjola
Daley
Price
Boilies Aheer
Serendamour
E. Sixth St
Trammel Victor
Florida
Bryan
Commerce Commission
W. Virginia
Mt. St. Mary Seminary
St. Peter Cathedral
McNicholas
Aloysius Feldhaus
St. Charles Seminary
Carthage
St. Mark's Church
Evanston
Weaths
Bepler
Bertha
Adelheid Bepler
Tusculum Avenue
Vineyard Place
Hahn
Elizabeth
Nee Bosse
Rudolph Hahn
Chonau Funeral Home
Greenup Street
Highland Cemetery
Vail
Emma
Nee Markland
Thomas J. Vail
Davis Avenue
City
Emma Moebus
Delmar Avenue
Spring Grove Chapel
Wellen
Ben
John Bernard
Emma Wellen
Oker
Arwhler Avenue
Cin
Union Central
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Av
Covington City
East Walnut Hills
Lion Club
Robert B. Trame
William Keck
William T. Anderson
William T. Daley
Chris J. Canning
E.C. Beckelhimer
Edward A. Vordenberge
A. L. Fink
Joe Datillo
Alex Yontem
Victor Reese
West Point Cadet Corps
G. A. Douglas
St. Johns Place
K. E. Nourse
Gilbert Avenue
Uncle Sam
Rotary Club
Robert N. Olin
C. A. Harrell
Engineers’ Club
the Pines
Cleves and Warsaw Pike
Gibson Art Company
Pines Country Club
Walter S. Schmidt
St. Joseph Orphanage
Paul V. Connelly
Thomas H. Darby
Mental Hygiene Council
Public Health Federation
Community Chest
Big Four Railroad
John L. Vance-Albert Bettinger
Oscar F. Barrett
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Pittsburgh
Cairo
Cincinnati Kiwanis Club
Simon C. Nielson
Delta Avenue
Nielson
Herbert A. Brand
D. D. Miller
Seattle
Brand
Mrs. Miller
Thomas H. Morrow
Exchange Club
Judsé Morrow
Siegfried Geismar
Masonic i Library Association
Masonic Temple
Cooper
Jefferson
America
Richard Barthelmess
Little Shepherd
Kingdom Come
Jerry
Nat Aver
Elsa Ersi
K.A
Dolores del Rio
Don Alvarado
Billy House and Company
George Gaul
Marie Adell
Larry Fletcher
Keith-Albee
Echoes of
Charlie Murray
Any
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Louise Fazenda
J. Farrell MacDonald
Marie Dressler
Gertrude Olmsted
Jack Mulhall
Dorothy Mackaill
Keith
Filmland
George Bancroft
Evelyn Brent
Fred Kohler
the Drag Net
Capitol Vine
Gloria Swanson
Sadie Thompson
AY McAvow
Vitaphone Movietone News
Capitol Orch
Louige Victor McLaglen
VITA
Movietone
Strand
Walnut
Sue Carol Wartine
Chicago
Wyoming
Jeroks Sebarcan
Orpheum
Peebles Corner
Claire Windsor
Antonio Moreno
Fox Travelogue
Paramount Comedy
Wheelock
Great Merrill Circus
Carbone Band
Dixie Terminal
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