Lardner Puts Hughes On WWope Of Form Meeting
Special Dispatch reports Chicago June 9 1920 convention opened at 11am but adjourned for lack of attendance. Observations place Charles Evans Hughes as a leading rival in Pennsylvania Governor Sproul lore with talks of other candidates like T Coleman du Pont and Sam Vanelain. Rumors note Adams of Virginia backing Vice Presidency and wager on Hughes in San Francisco.
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the Commercial Tribune
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Senator Lodge
Coliseum
Charley Depew
Geezer
New York
Sproul
Pennsylvania
W. C
Chester
Penns
George Washington
Swarthmore
A. Mitchell Palmer
T. Coleman du Pont
Delaware
Sam Vanelain
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Baldwin
Lemlers
Leaf
Jeyeant
Gov
SprAil
Franklin Pierce
United States
Woodrow Wilson
John Q. Adams
van Buren
Taylor
Grant
Lincoln
Garfield
Harrison
Smith Brothers
Chester A. Arthur F
Martie van Buren
Charles Evans Hughes
Washington
Hughes
San Francisco
W.C. Sproul
Samuel Adams
Virginia
Adams
Wm. Wrigley
Charley Beeman
Black Jack
Wells Farfo
American Railway Express
Mr. Adams
Eve
Judge rules warrants not required for Prohibition raids
Federal Judge Faris ruled search warrants unnecessary for raids on suspected violations of the prohibition law. The decision dismissed a motion by F Paul Raffalo for the return of a still and whisky seized at his home, where officers had acted without warrants.
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ST. Louis
Faris
F Paul Raffalo
German Toys Arrive in Colon Wholesale Profit Reported
Seventy eight large cases of German toys were imported into Colon in November and December. The invoiced value was about $3,000 and the goods came from a Hamburg firm shipped via Amsterdam. They are being retailed at 40 to 50 percent cheaper than American toys with a reported wholesale profit of 200 percent.
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Colon
Hamburg
Amsterdam
Old Guard Seek Compromise as Penrose Controls Nomination
The Resolutions Committee battle seeps into the Eastern vote with Penrose guiding strategy while Wood and Lowden clash. Senator Knox and Sproul are considered potential nominees, but Johnson faces Eastern opposition and business backing. The veteran leaders hope to grind rivals to concessions before a compromise picks the GOP nominee.
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Resolutions Committee
Watson
Mills
Leonard Wood
Old Guard
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Hiram Johnson
Herbert Hoover
Philander C. Knox
Johnson
Sproul
Republican Party
California
Wood
Lowden
Wadsworth
Moses
Lodge
Crane
Will Hays
Tobias Hert
Frank Hitchcock
Lowden, Wood and Johnson
Fourteen Die in New York Central Railroad Wreck Near Schenectady
A rear end collision near Schenectady New York killed fourteen and left one more dying at the hospital. Engineer Martin Doyle of Albany was among the dead along with nine passengers including a 14 year old boy and a 20 month old, plus several others from Utica Dolgeville and Syracuse. Hospitalized patients numbered forty with fifteen remaining processing post wreck.
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Schenectady
N. Y
New York Central
Martin Doyle
Watervliet Avenue
Albany
Daniel Crouse
Nellis Crouse
Genesee Street
Utica
Watson Crouse
Mr. Crouse
Hugh M. Norton
Dolgeville
New York
N.Y
John J. Kenny
Watson H. Bowne
Crouse
Homer Hoag
Syracuse
George W. Schweinsberg
Ryerson Street
Brooklyn
Frank E. Watson
Kenwood Avenue
Springfield
Mass
Mr. Suill
Western storm leaves towns shattered and dead
A sweeping windstorm across Northern Minnesota and parts of Iowa Wisconsin and North Dakota killed three or four and wounded over twenty. Loverdell Minnesota was wiped out while Foxhome appeared unharmed. Sioux City and western Wisconsin reported about $100 000 in wind damage and four named victims died from collapsing buildings.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Loverdell
Foxhome
Sioux City
Ila
William Hokmer
Fergus Falls
William Roeder
Gardner
N. D
R. N. Wilke
Heavily Laden Trucks Regulated on Ohio Highways
Ohio Board of Commerce urges regulation of overloaded motor trucks after a Cincinnati Automobile Club communication from C. K. Shinansky. The letter says highways are being ruined by heavy loads and county officials should enforce load limits as set by state statute.
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Ohio
Ohio Board of Commerce
Cincinnati Automobile Club
C. K. Shinansky
State Board of Commerce
Dupuis Elected National Director At Credit Men Convention
Charles W. Dupuis, president of the Cincinnati Association of Credit Men, was elected National Director at the annual Credit Men's Convention held in Atlantic City last week. The selection honors devoted workers for the association and readiness to address issues of the National Association of Credit Men, which now counts over 33 000 member firms.
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Charles W. Dupuis
Cincinnati Association of Credit Men
Atlantic City
National Association of Credit Men
Harding Clashes Over Candidate Selection and Tickets
Harding insists on no dictation from outside sources as he crews through the internal process. Regional Director Victor Heintz clears misunderstandings about remarks by Mrs. Longworth, Mrs. Livermore, and Miss Moriarity. The Executive Committee must form before any candidate is named, while ticket access remains tight for Republican members Newton Fairbanks and George H. Clark who lose two sessions due to ticket demands.
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Victor Heintz
Longworth
Livermore
Miss Moriarity
Mr. Heintz
Newton Fairbanks
Springfield
George H. Clark
Akron
State Republican Committee
River Stage Rises to 24.3 Feet at Six PM
The river level at six o clock measured 24.3 feet and continued to rise along the watercourse.
River gauges show rising levels across ports
Evansville reports river at 16.2 feet and rising while Louisville upper gauge sits at 11.7 feet below the locks 23.4 feet and rising. Pittsburgh Davis Island Dam at 6.6 feet and stationary. Wheeling river 9 feet and stationary.
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Franklin
Greensboro
Pittsburg
Seeeeee
Wheeling
Zanesville
Parkersburg
Dam
Lower
Ivanhoe
Radford
Narrows
Hinton
Www
K'nawha Falls
W.V
Charleston
W. Va
Pt. Pleasant
Hunt
Illamson
Pikeville
Maggsville
Cincinnati
Louisville
Evansville
Ind
Nashville
Tenn
Chattanooga
Florence
Alatte Ewes
Johnsonville
Paducah
Kyateeee
Cairo
Davis Island Dam
Wheeling—River
Modern Methods of Industrial Fire Fighting Address Tomorrow
Leon Wolf will address the Greater Cincinnati Safety Club on modern methods of fire fighting at the Chamber of Commerce tomorrow evening. Eugene E. Shannon of Ft. Worth Chamber visited Cincinnati and studied the local traffic department. Alexander McQueen opened a French promotion HQ in Cincinnati for foreign trade.
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Leon Wolf
Greater Cincinnati Safety Club
Chamber of Commerce
Eugene
Shannon
Ft. Worth
Tex
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Alexander McQueen
Cincinnati
Local listing of residents and addresses
A readable record lists numerous personal names followed by multiple street and city addresses. The collection includes individuals associated with Norwood St Bernard Montgomery Cleveland Dayton Detroit and Hamilton areas with houses on Edgewood pike Broadway Reading road and Windsor street among others.
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Montgomery
O. -Montgomery
O. - Cleveland
O. -Hamilton
Norwood
Dayton
Broadway
Hamilton
Reading Road
Carthage Pike
Lebanon Avenue
W. McMicken Ave
Elm Street
Detroit
Mich
West Seventh St
Fergus Street
Hitchins Avenue
Hastern Avenue
Shattuck Avenue
Woodside Avenue
Warner Street
Windsor Street
Weather summary for several states with temperatures and forecasts
The report notes fair and warm conditions across Ohio Indiana Tennessee Kentucky West Virginia and forecasted warmth through Friday. It lists station temperatures including Boston Oklahoma City Kansas City New Orleans Omaha Galveston Nashville Minnedosa Sault Ste Marie Cincinnati and other readings with highs and lows and records for June 9 1920 along with wind and precipitation details from the day.
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Boston
OK City
Olansas Ty
New Orleans
Omaha
Galveston
S.nedose
Nashville
Minnedosa
S. Ste. Marie
Cincinnati
Cincinnati News In Brief From Local Meeting And Events
Western Electric Cincinnati sales meeting at Hotel Linton presides by A R Loughborough with 30 visiting salesmen. YWCA forum on education tonight featuring Miss Ernestine Pattison and speakers Miss Clara Lyons and Miss Mary I Moxey. Francis Gleason earns perfect eee exam score at Windsor Public School. Hughes High notes eight honor students for 1920. Duttenhofer Stevens factory fire causes 25 damage. Wholesale Jewelers annual outing set for White Villa Kentucky on June 15. Hoffman School bazaar with dancing and games. Health board enforces compulsory treatment for quarantined contagious cases. Cincinnati Public Library May donations include 214 books and 322 other items. Fannie W Drucker resigns as Social Investigator to join Red Cross Chicago division.
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Cincinnati
Western Electric Company
Linton
A.R. Loughborough
Ernestine Pattison
Clara Lyons
University of Cincinnati
Duttenhofer-Stevens
East Court Street
Wholesale Jewelers and Manufacturers’ Association
White Villa
Business Men’s Club
Birth announcements list multiple families and newborns
Rich project: Busch Richard and Anna welcome a girl at 1700 Hughes street. DRECHER William and Clara have a boy at 138 East Clifton avenue. FICKERT Paul and Edna welcome a boy at 260 Page street. HUNDEMER Arthur and Emma have a boy at 5866 Vine street. HUNDEMER Richard and Mary welcome a girl at 3572 Lilac avenue. IMWALD Henry and Bernadine have a girl at 1715 El more. LUEBBE Joseph and Elizabeth have a girl at 1048 Regina street. SCHNUR Herman and Elizabeth have a boy at 969 Martin street. SMALLING Arthy and Mandy have a girl at 307 Sycamore street.
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Hundemer
Richard and Mary
Lilac Avenue
Imwald
Henry
Bernadine
Elmore
Luebbe
Joseph
Elizabeth
Regina Street
Schnur
Herman
Martin Street
William H Newcomb dies at 81 in East End
William H Newcomb died suddenly at his home 483 Stanley Avenue East End. Funeral services will be held at 2 o’clock tomorrow at the residence with burial in Mt Washington Cemetery. He was 81, lived locally 55 years after coming from Southern County Tennessee. He was a member of G A R Commodore Foote Post No 200 and Junior Order Fulton Council No 328. A widow and one son survive.
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William H. Newcomb
Stanley Avenue
East End
Mt. Washington
Newcomb
Southern County
Tenn
G. A. R. Commodore Foote
Fulton Council
Funeral for Mrs Anna Graf at Mack Johnson & Co parlor
Funeral services for Mrs Anna M Graf widow of Jacob G Graf will be held at the Mack Johnson & Co funeral parlor at 2 30 tomorrow afternoon. Burial will follow in Spring Grove Cemetery. Mrs Graf aged 61 is survived by her husband and two sons.
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Anna M. Graf
Jacob George Graf
Park Avenue
Mack Johnson & Co
Spring Grove’ Cemetery
Graf
Mr. Graf
Deaths Keller Montgomery Thome Named in Local Notices
Mary E Keller of 817 West Fourth Street dies suddenly on Tuesday June 8. Funeral at Wiltsee's chapel Friday at 2 p.m. Interment Spring Grove Cemetery. Clark Bates Montgomery husband of Martha Harrison Montgomery dies June 5 in Hollywood Cal. Funeral at Spring Grove Cemetery chapel Saturday June 12 at 10:30 a.m. Charles Adam Thome, 36, son of Susie and the late Valentine Thome, dies Tuesday June 8 1920. Funeral from Mur nan road Cold Springs Ky Friday June 11 with requiem high mass at St Yosean Church Cold Springs at a.m.
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Keller
Mary E. Keller
Shulkins
Eva
Catherine
Marie
Harry Keller
West Fourth Street
Wiltsee’s Chapel
West Ninth Street
Spring Grove Cemetery
Montgomery
Clark Bates Montgomery
Martha Harrison Montgomery
Hollywood
Cal
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Don Strong American
William Heybger
Ralph Henry Barbour
Mexico
Aleg Mimse
Jane D. Abbott
Ameri
Stewart & Kidd
East Fifth Street
AILLO
NY Hiear
Cincinnati Auto Club
O. K. Shinansky
Local Credit Main
Harding
MEN OF Affairs
Carl TL. Volkman
Julia B. Robinson
Carl W. Arnold
Anna M. Damon
Joseph S. Moeller
Marie Vonder Meu
Allen M. Lindsley
Dorothy Ray Bate
Qlaude Bowen
Vida M. Yost
Anna L. Hease
Elmer Anette Wolfson
Heeg Elizabeth Woelt James Dearing
Lena R. Cooper
Homer C. Glover
Dorothy B. Conk
John W. Ripy
Bertha Stockton
Jacob Weinberg
Esther H. Richts
Richard H. Dixon
Marie Black J. Graf
Elsie Bertsche
Alex N. Pierson
Mamne
Montieth Avenue
Ashmont Avenue
St. Bernard
Edgewood Avenue
Bryant Avenue
Tennessee
Kentucky
Faima
West Virginia
Indiana
Hoffman School
Board of Health Yesteray
Cincinnati Public Library
Fannie W. Drucker
Department of Public Welfare
Charles 5. Tudor
Miss Drucker
The
Red Cross
Busch
Richard and
Anna
Hughes Street
Arthur
Emma
Vine Street
Smalling
Arthy and
Mandy
Sycamore Street
T. J. Mulvihill
J. Sullivan & CO
E. 4Th St
Burkhardt
Burkhardt Bros Co
Andreas E.burkhardt
East
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