City moves to cut carfare in August and November
City officials meet behind closed doors with Mayor Galvin and Traction Company representatives to draft an ordinance. The plan would deduct 400000 from the reserve fund and defer 350000 in taxes until 1922 to pressure the Cincinnati Traction Company into reducing fares by 50 cents on August 1 and November 1, with a student rate set at five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Traction Company
Galvin
Saul Zielonka
W. Jerome Kuertz
First National ‘Bank
Traction Company
Bolshevist Plot in Sweden Nipped by Police
Stockholm papers report a planned Bolshevist revolution in Sweden thwarted by the arrest of a renowned Bolshevist leader in Kiruna in the iron mining district. Several arrests followed in Stockholm as authorities moved to curb the supposed uprising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Stockholm
Kiruna
Index to Advertisements Page 6 Amusements and Goods Listings
Advertisements page lists entries from Amusements to various goods and services. Notable items include Baseball Reds vs Giants, boxing at Elmwood Arena, Golde Mens Wear, Graul Phonographs, Vogue Bathing Suits, Victor Talking Machine Co products, and Union Gas and Electric Co services. Entries mention firms such as Charles E. Smith & Sons, Milner-Player Pianos, Richman’s Clothes, Lawton Company, and Want Ads Classified. The page aggregates local merchants, entertainment guides, and consumer goods targeted to readers seeking period listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amusements
de Weneees
Rcasa Bese Ees
Bader’s Cafeteria
Reds
Giants
Bon-Opto Eye Remedy
Elmwood Arena
Charles E. Smith & Sons
Heakhond
Cincinnati Law School
Pebaccne Nce Corona Typewriter
Seeee- Are
Dow's Drug Stores
Sebesecs Aeetch Point CO
Cities
Dives Sie Bondi
Stacy & Braun
Atbcade
Grove
Harry W. Smith
John Way
Daine
Dbus
Kku-Klux Klothes
Louisville & Nashville
Etn Milner
Dee Coto
Steinkamp’s
Btone
Cbs
Lawton Company
Union Gas and Electric Co
Victor Talking Machine Co
Vict
Wallingford
Teaa
Yale
Woodwarnt Alumnas Association
Wurlitzer—Musical Instruments
City seeks injunction over July car fare increase
Cincinnati traction firm plans a half cent fare rise on July 1 after June 15 notices. City Solicitor Zielonka, with Street Railways Director Kuertz, moves to file an injunction, arguing adjustments to subsidiary incomes negate the deficit cited for the boost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Traction Company
Saul Zielenko
W. J. Kuertz
W. Kesley Schoepf
Kuertz
Zielonka
Ohio Traction Company
Lawyer Eats Jail Fare After Contempt Fine
Akron attorney Joseph Sourek paid a contempt fine of 25 dollars in Domestic Relations Court after claiming his client did not get a square deal in a divorce hearing. He ate his jail meal from a tin plate in the city jail at noon. Judge H. C. Spicer presided over the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Joseph Sourek
H. C. Spicer
Sourk
Decker Defense Calls Witnesses Then Restes Case
In Warsaw Indiana Virgil Decker’s murder trial concluded its evidence phase with the defense resting after one witness and a waived opening statement. Prosecutor Graham argued for a verdict of guilt citing a brutal killing and an alleged Decker family insurance conspiracy. The defense urged acquittal or insanity, contesting confessions as coerced and stressing only one statement as trustworthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
Virgil Decker
Leroy Lovett
Graham
Robert A. Buhler
Ft. Wayne
Buhler
Francis Bowser
L. R. Stockey
Tippecanoe River
Decker
Fred
Marion
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bank Robbers Captured After Preble Bank Heist
Two men robbed the State Bank at Preble Indiana injuring Cashier Clarence Smith fatally and Assistant Cashier Edna Werlong slightly. Russell Barrone 26 and Donald McDaniels 23 were captured in Fort Wayne and jailed. Eugene Cole a taxicab driver ferried them to Preble. No loot was taken as onlookers fled after a first shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Wayne
Ind
Preble
Clarence Smith
Edna Werlong
Russell Barrone
Donald McDaniels
Eugene Cole
Toledo Gunman Kills 2 Officers Then Dies by Own Hand
In Toledo Ohio James Kelley barricaded in an attic fought police with machine guns. He killed Patrolman Harold Mossbrueger and Officer Harry Dowell before dying from a self inflicted gunshot. Kelley, an ex extremist, had threatened eviction over unpaid bills and boasted of starting a war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
James Kelley
Henry J. Herbert
C. J. Henzler
Harry Dowell
Harold Mosburger
Kelley
Henzler
Key
Mossbrueger
Dowell
Oklahoma
Woman Driver Unhurt When Auto Is Smashed By Vine Street Car
Miss Gertrude Rothe of 15 Lincoln Terrace drove south on Jefferson Avenue when she slowed for Leather Street turn. A Vine Clifton Street car struck her vehicle, sending it into a parked car owned by Charles A Reed of 3544 Biddle Avenue. The motorman and conductor rendered aid. Rothe escaped uninjured though shaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Rothe
Lincoln Terrace
Jefferson Avenue
Leather Street
Charles A. Reed
Biddle Avenue
Miss Rothe
Groh Reinstated by Landis to Play With Reds
Henry Groh former Cincinnati captain and third baseman is reinstated by Judge Landis on condition he joins the Reds immediately for the 1921 season. Reds president August Herrmann and teammates express surprise and support, Groh undecided about playing for Cincinnati or another club after reinstatement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge
Cincinnati
Chicago
Henry K. (Heine) Groh
National League Baseball Club
K. M. Landis
Groh
Landis
Wanted Husband Claimed by Medium Latter Charges
Cleveland June 9 Arrest of the man with the cap a foreigner and an all night search for another foreigner alleged to have helped stab wealthy publisher Dan F. Kaber at his Lakewood home two years ago. Mrs Mary Brickel 69 mother of Eva C Kaber widow of the murdered man is jailed on first degree murder charges for complicity. Kaber’s widow and Marian McArdle are held in New York on the same charges. A fortune teller Mrs Mary B Wade swore that before the killing Mrs Kaber said she had met another man and wished him dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Daniel F. Kaber
Lakewood
Mary Brickel
Brickel
Eva Catherine Kaber
Kaber
Dan F
Edward C. Stanton
Mary B. Wade
James Doran
Stanton
Doran
Sterling
Wade
Mrs Kaber and Daughter Extradited to Ohio Authorities
New York, June 9. Mrs Eva Kaber and her 20 year old daughter Miss Marian McArdle were formally turned over to Ohio authorities to be taken back to face first degree murder charges in the killing of Dani F Kaber, the wealthy publisher, nearly two years ago. Both were held in the Tombs but denied a meeting. They waived extradition at the District Attorney's office after crossing the Bridge of Sighs. McArdle offered no comment as photographers pressed for a statement.
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New York
Eva Kaber
Marian McArdle
Christensen
Lakewood
Ohio
Dani F. Kaber
Bridge of Sighs
District Attorney’s Office
Criminal Courts
Miss McArdle
Vandals Steal Marker From Grave of Girl in Akron
Barberton police sought help from Akron officers to recover a granite tombstone stolen from Helen Tabanielli's grave in St. Augustine's Cemetery at Barbert own. The parents placed a wreath on Memorial Day. the stone was pried from its concrete base and carried away yesterday. No motive or explanation was offered by police.
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Akron
Barberton
Helen Tabanielli
St. Augustine's
Gbarberton
Mail Clerk Fails to Name Bandits Among Suspects
Toledo June 9 After examining eighteen Federal Court defendants registry mail clerk Paul Weirich testified he could not identify any bandit gang members among the suspects in the $1,000,000 mail robbery. He described the hold up timing and noted the haul was taken in about one minute from a post office truck while the robbers fled in a high powered car. Evidence showed $264,558 in bonds and $22,497 in currency had not reached recipients, with banks and businesses still affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Paul Weirich
Weirich
Stuart Bolin
Clemons Re-elected President Of Ohio Insurance Men
Arthur L. Clemons of Cincinnati was re-elected President of the Ohio Association of Insurance Men at its Columbus convention closing. L. L. D. Chapman of Toledo was chosen Vice President and W. H. Tomlinson of Columbus Secretary and Treasurer. W. J. Beggs of Cleveland was re-elected Chairman of the Legislative Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Arthur L. Clemons
Cincinnati
Ohio Association of Insurance Men
L. L. D. Chapman
Toledo
W. H. Tomlinson
W. J. Beggs
Cleveland
Cincinnati pays tribute to Galbraith in parade
Cincinnati honors Commander Frederick W. Galbraith Jr in a large parade as his body returns from Indianapolis. The funeral cortege included nearly a score of American Legion officers and was witnessed by hospital staff and mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Galbraith
Galbraith Firm Against Move Toward Disarming Nation
The final public statement from Colonel I. W. Galbraith Jr. of the American Legion denounces a world disarmament plan unless all major powers disarm concurrently. He warns unilateral American disarmament is foolish and dangerous and reiterates the Legion’s insistence on peace through international agreement. The Legion will elect a successor to Galbraith via the National Executive Committee, its state-represented body, with details on timing and location still to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
I. W. Galbraith, Jr
American Legion
Indianapolis
Galbraith
United States
Legion
Sailor Ryan Named National Americanism Director
Henry J. Ryan, widely known as Sailor Ryan, is identified as the National Director of the American Legion's Americanism Commission. He was injured in the Indianapolis accident that killed National Commander Galbraith. A former ordinary seaman, Ryan rose through Legion ranks from wartime recruiting tours to state chairman and then national director after Arthur Woods resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Henry J. Ryan
American Legion
Americanism Commission
Indianapolis
Galbraith
New England
Ryan
Légion’s
Arthur Woods
New York
Speech of Americans Injures Children Declared by Physician
Boston reports Dr. Borden S. Veeder of St. Louis told the American Medical Association section on diseases of children that the American hustle to keep up with the crowd causes fatigue and malnutrition among children. He said the condition is more common among the wealthy. elimination of frequent dances and late-night entertainment plus more rest improves many cases. Dr. C. H. Johnson found 40 percent of rich children malnourished versus 20 percent of poor children.
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Boston
American Medical Association
Borden S. Veeder
St. Louis
Veeder
C. H. Johnson
Grand Rapids
Mich
Senate orders inquiry into agencies aiding veterans
Washington June 9 Senate adopts Walsh resolution to form a select committee to investigate all government agencies serving former service men. Unanimous vote. Critics call current administration of veteran funds a scandal causing discontent in American Legion posts. Coolidge to appoint five senators for the probe including War Risk Insurance Bureau and Public Health Service. House member Robertson urges more hospital facilities, lamenting bias toward Texas.
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Washington
Senate
Walsh
Massachusetts
American Legion
Congress
Willis
Ohio
Trammell
Florida
Coolidge
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Public Health Service
House
Robertson
Oklahoma
Texas
F W Galbraith Jr Honored In Cincinnati Funeral Parade
Thousands line streets as Colonel F W Galbraith Jr body is moved from Union Central Station to Memorial Hall in a solemn Legion led procession. Bentley Post American Legion, police, Rotary, and business leaders march with pallbearers, veterans, and onlookers paying quiet tribute.
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Indianapolis
Bentley
American Legion
Fifth
Walnut Streets
Cincinnati
Ft. Thomas
F. G. Turner
Bentley Post
Galbraith
Nan
Caroline Tracey
Saul
Cincinnati Police Department
Legion
W. S. Gwynn
H. Kilgour
Stanley Walton
James E. Lightfield
William B. Steuben
Raymond Buckwedde
Mufti
Elm
Elm Street
Memorial Hall
John J. van Dusen
Race Street
Seventh
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Ome
City
Gage
Lunatic
Heinie Groh
August Herrmann
The
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Heinie
Herrmann
Red
Rabbit Maranville
Judge Landis
Jake Daubert
C. .J. McDiarmid
Mail Glerk
A. L. Clemons
Ohio Insurance
Machine
Frederick W. Galbraith, Jr
Colonel Galbraith
Milton J. Foreman
Illinois
Americanism Commission of the Legion
Col. Galbraith
Foreman
National Finance Committee
Indianapoli Country Club
Union Station
Mr. Foreman
Col
Paul J. Robinson
George W. Read
Fifth Army Corps
Harding
Kansas City
John G. Emery
Thomas Goldingay
Newark
N. J
Claudius G. Pendill
Racine
Wis
J. G. Serugam
Carson City
Nev
E. Jackson Winslett
Birmingham
Ala
L. R. Gignilleat
Indiana Department of the Legion
Fred W. Galbraith, JR
America
RAND
Guard OF Honor
Regular Army
Arlington
Commander
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