Labor Council Backs Pledge Against Convict-Made Goods
Central Labor Council condemns convict-made goods and pledges to push them out of markets. John P. Fry of Cincinnati, president of the Ohio State Federation of Labor, announces a state wide prison labor meeting soon and a statewide convention at Steubenville on August 10. A delegate election was laid on the table.
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Central Labor Council
John P. Fry
Cincinnati
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Steubenville
Two Women Suspected of Robbing Streetcar Passenger
James T. Nevin reports two women jostled him while boarding a street car near the Zoo entrance on Sunday. He says they stole his purse containing 800 dollars and rode on the car to Peebles Corner before disappearing. He gave police descriptions of the suspects.
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Zoo
James T. Nevin
Ashland Avenue
Doctor Craig Schedules Open Office Hours at Elmwood Place
Dr. Ernest A. Craig lists office hours on June 10 at Elmwood Place from 12 to 2 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m., inviting patient visits during those times.
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Ernest A. Craig
Navy Orders Shenandoah to Replace Los Angeles Flight
The Navy directs removing helium from the Los Angeles and transferring it to the Shenandoah via repurifying to enable a second St. Paul flight. After inflation the Shenandoah will fly to St Paul Minneapolis and St Louis, then return to Lakehurst.
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Shenandoah
ST. Paul
Los Angeles
Washington
Wilbur
Minn
Minneapolis
Mississippi Valley
St. Louis
Lakehurst
Shenandoahs
Navy Department
Minnesota
Portland
George W. Steele
Navy Aircraft Factory
Philadelphia
Wheat Crop in United States Forecast Lowest Since 1917
The Department of Agriculture forecasts the 1917 661 million bushel US wheat crop, the smallest since 1917 and 212 million bushels below last year, with little or no export expected. Spring wheat good, forecast 254 million bushels. winter wheat yields at a 1904 low, 12.4 bushels per acre.
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Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Crop Reporting Board
Kansas
Maurras Threatens Royalist Plot To Kill Interior Minister
Paris June 9 Charles Maurras leader of L Action Francaise threatens to have Interior Minister Abraham Schrameck murdered by Royalists if arms searches continue. He accuses the minister of disarming supporters and leaving the public vulnerable. Prosecution has been decided.
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Alfred M. Murray
New York World News Service
Paris
Charles Maurras
L’action Francaise
Abraham Schrameck
Interior
M. Maurras
M. Schrameck
Monsieur Schrameck
Maurras
League
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
BIRTHS RECORDS FROM MULTIPLE FAMILIES IN CITY
A list of birth notices with parental surnames and addresses, noting a mixture of girls and boys born to families such as Raymond and Edith at 12009 Elgin Key and Gerdes Lawrence and Stella at 24 West Enny Street. Other entries include 38818 Vine Street Pronk and Lillian and 9450 Hillside boy, among numerous entries with varied streets and city blocks.
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Bath
Raymond
Marcella
Walker Street
Deter Rman
Joseph
Edith
Losantiville Avenue
Gree
Berg Pronk
Lillian
Vine Street
Grossman Harewon
Idah
Borrman Avenue
Gerdes
Lawrence
Stélla
Westenny Street
Elgin Key
Huber
Ateed
Wilhemina
Bona Vista Place
Janszen
Harry and
Edna
Harrison Avenue
Kohl Jobin
Rose
Kirby Road
Lynch
Peter and Mary
May Street
Meyer
Emma
Victor Street
Klein—Joseph and
Marie
West Meecken Avenue
Y. M Mann
Ralph
Dorothy
Klotter Street
Ott ~Snataes
Gladys
Hillside
Oppel
Argaret
Rt Wocher
Teo
Rnna
Peete Street
Gir Wright
Marshall Pant
Freeman Avenue
West
Manuel Ook Bertha
Clay Street
Fragmented Names and Addresses from an 19th Century Notice
A garbled list presents numerous personal names alongside scattered street addresses and places across cities such as Jacksonville, Norwood, St. Louis, Indianapolis, and Reading. The fragment mentions residences and venues like Sterling Hotel and Palace Hotel with mixed spellings and incomplete entries.
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Iachsonville
Fla
Fairfax Avenue
Hamilton
Oournet
Norwood
Kings Millis
Pleasant Street
Kentville
Hemlocy Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Sterling Hotel
St. Louis
Sterling
Addyston
Mt. Vernon Ave
Elmore Street
Montana Avenue
Republic Street
Mt. Washington
Gladstone Avenue
Trenton Avenue
Reading
Lockland
O. Pernienye
Palace
Armory Avenue
Plum Street
Pedretti Avenue
Clearview Avenue
Wesley Avenue
Eerie
Scopes Visit Highlights Defenses as New York Rally Ends
Scopes rests amid exhausting schedule in New York as plans unfold for his return to Paducah. Darrow praised as top counsel with Colby pledged as associate. Osborn advises avoiding radicalism. Conklin to testify.
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Scopes
New York
Navarre
Paducah
Civic Club
Darrow
Mr. Scopes
Henry Fairfield Osborn
American Museum of Natural History
Mr. Osborn
Tennessee
Evolution
Américan Civil Liberties Union
Charles E. Hughes
Hughes
United States Supreme Court
Neal
America
Mughes
Tennessee Mountains
Edwin Grant Conklin
Princeton University
Bainbridge Colby
Mr. Darrow
Colby
Indian heiress bride vanishes after Oklahoma wedding
Maude Lee Mudd, a sixteen year old Osage heiress from Miami Oklahoma, vanished after marrying Earl E. Gordon in Council Bluffs Iowa. Authorities from federal state and civil agencies search for her amid questions about her mother's consent and a guardian arrangement.
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Omaha
Neb
Matde Lee Mudd
Miami
Okla
Council Bluffs
Earl E. Gordon
William Simms
Vinita
Simms
Alex Mudd
Skiatook
Tulsa
Maude
Indian heiress weds as groom tries to pay reporter hush
Earl Gordon married Maude Lee Mudd in Council Bluffs. Gordon, seeking to hide news of the $1.2 million estate wedding, offered a reporter $100 to suppress it. the reporter helped locate a minister but refused the bribe.
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Council Bluffs
Earl Gordon
Maude Lee Mudd
Gordon
Oklahoma student Earl Gordon tied to Stillwater murder trial
Earl E. Gordon who wed Maude Lee Mudd in Miami is linked to a sensational Stillwater murder trial three years earlier. Gordon, then a student at Oklahoma A and M, shot fellow student Beckham Cobb near campus claiming self defense after Cobb allegedly threatened him for not apologizing to Cobb's wife.
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Miami
Okla
Earl E. Gordon
Maude Lee Mudd
Stillwater
Gordon
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College
Beckham Cobb
Cobb
Ex-Comissioner Ends Life Inhaling Auto Gas
Harry L. Knight, 57, former Public Utility Commissioner and Republican County Leader, ended his life by lying under his automobile and inhaling carbon monoxide fumes. Found in his cranberry bog near Mount Holly, he had been in ill health for a month. Knight was president of Medford Concrete Co and a cranberry grower with an insurance business.
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Associated Press
Mount Holly
N. J
Harry L. Knight
Knight
Medford
Train Hits Auto. Bert Johnson Killed in Columbus
Bert Johnson of Columbus was killed this afternoon in Grandview when his automobile was struck by a passenger train. Authorities report the accident occurred in the mid afternoon as the train collided with the vehicle.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Bert Johnson
Grandview
Weather across states shows cooler, fair conditions ahead
Ohio reports generally fair and cooler days on Wednesday and Thursday. Kentucky forecasts partly cloudy with cooler afternoons, then fair and cooler. Tennessee expects partly cloudy skies with possible isolated storms Wednesday, then cooler and fair. Virginia and Indiana predict cooler, partly to mainly fair days with some morning showers in parts. A table lists temperatures and precipitation, including references to New Orleans, Galveston, and other locations, noting recent rainfall and record temperatures from prior years.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Ennessee
Virginia
Indiana
Aimee
Orleans
Galveston
Finnecord
Meridan
Daison
Bicicss Dru.ss . Ow
Night gunfight leaves Chicago beer runner O'Donnell dead
Five eye witnesses offered conflicting accounts of the shooting at an Evergreen Park roadhouse. Walter O'Donnell, a beer runner and gangster, died from wounds. Anthony Mallon faced murder charges for Hassmiller’s death, claiming self defense. Joseph Werkmeister provided a new theory, saying O'Donnell attacked him earlier and he waited with a shotgun.
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Chicago
Walter O'Donnell
Evergreen Park
Anthony E. Mallon
Harry C. Hassmiller
Bayonne
N. J
O'Donnell
Mallon
Hassmiller
Joseph Werkmeister
League Awards Prizes To Cincinnati Schools For Service
The Civic and Vocational League awarded prizes to schools for educational service in Cincinnati. The Dyer School received honorable mention for its eighth graders report on the Better Housing League. The Twenty-fifth District School Club won a large flower vase for 100 percent enrollment in wild flower preservation. About 1,000 members attended as Judge Hoffman spoke on Civic Responsibility.
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Cincinnati
Civic and Vocational League
Eden Park
Dyer
F. L. Hoffman
Better Housing League
Paul Briol
League
Judge Hoffman
Missing Webster School pupil and younger boy reported missing
Police sought two missing boys yesterday. Lawrence Schwarber, 14, left his home at 1169 Sherman Avenue Sunday night and did not say where. Ida Weston of 1949 Central Avenue reported her seven year old son Wilfréd disappeared after a scolding yesterday morning.
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Lawrence Schwarber
Webster School
Sherman Avenue
Ida Weston
Central Avenue
Wilfréd
Scottish Rite Brethren to Attend Departed Brother Funeral
A. A. Scottish Rite Brethren will attend the funeral of departed brother Daniel Park Avenue. June 10 at 6 30 a m from W Mack Johnsons love McMillan and Upland place Wain. George T. Welsh, T P o. F., William Harte, secretary. Kilwinning Chapter convocation June 10 at 6 30 p m in Masonic Temple Wirend Waiant streets Mark. Past and Excellent Master welcome.
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Dan
George T. Welsh T
O. F
William "Harte
Aumgen
Bom
Death notices from Cincinnati area in June 1925 list several figures
Beaths Dittmar Carl H husband of Emma Schaefer Dittmar of Hyde Park died June 8 1925 funeral planned. Frank H Kinney Hyde Park died June 8 1925 services at W Mack Johnson funeral home June 10. Elizabeth Butler Geepper wife of Herman Geepper died June 9 1925 in New York City funeral June 12. Joseph Levy husband of Jennie Levy died at 729 South Crescent Avondale. services June 10 then Jewish Cemetery Hamilton Ohio. Caroline Oppenheimer wife of Char Oppenheimer died at 82. services June 10 at 3:30 p.m. United Jewish Cemetery Walnut Hills. Samuel Sorge widower of Mary Schulhof died June 8 1925. requiem mass at St Philomena's Church June 11. Stewart Shillito died June 5 1925. funeral June 5 or 8 p.m. at Presbyterian Church of the Covenant. Grove Cemetery burial private. Flowers omitted.
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Dittmar
C. H
Emma Schaefer
Vista Avenue
Hyde Park
Kinney
Frank H
Zumstein Avenue
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan and Upland Place
M. Goepper
Elizabeth Butler Geepper
Herman Geepper
New York City
First Unitarian Congregational Church
Linton Street
Reading Road
Levy
Jose
Jennie Koppel Levy
South Crescent Avenue
Avondale
Hamilton
Funera Services
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
Grove Cemetery
Cremation Services At Union Funeral Complex
The Busse Borgmann Co funeral directors offer non sectarian cremation services at their three chapels located at 1b17 Freeman Avenue. No charges are listed for the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
Stewart Shillito to be honored at Church of Covenant funeral
Stewart Shillito president of John Shillito Company dies after brief illness at his Mt. Auburn home. Funeral services set for tomorrow at the Presbyterian Church of the Covenant with Rev. Dr. Frank H. Stevenson officiating. Honorary pallbearers named. Shillito department store to close until Friday morning.
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Stewart Shillito
John
Allen Collier
Otto Armleder
W. S. Rowe
Frank Suire
George Hoadly
John Omwake
George W. Armstrong
Nelson W. Strobridge
Lawrence Maxwell, Jr
A. Clifford Shinkle
Charles L. Harrison
James Albert Green
W. E. Lee
Shillito
Funeral Services Today for Frank H. Kinney
Frank H. Kinney president of the Cincinnati Builders' Supply Company died suddenly Monday afternoon in his office. Funeral services are at 10:30 this morning at W Mack Johnson Funeral Home. His daughter Miss Ethel Kinney will marry Dr Robert C Walker at 4 this afternoon at the Kinney home in Hyde Park. Burial is at Spring Grove Cemetery.
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Frank H. Kinney
Cincinnati Builders’ Supply Company
Zumstein Avenue
Hyde Park
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan Street
Upland Place
Mr. Kinney
Ethel Kinney
Robert C. Walker
Pine Grove Avenue
Myers Y. Cooper
Mooney Avenue
Main Street
Herbert Hezlop
Knox Presbyterian Church
John J. Castleberry
Walnut Hills
C. K. Benedict
Theological Department
University of the South
Sewanee, Tenn
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Goepper Widow of Herman Goepper
Mrs Elizabeth Butler Goepper widow of Herman Goepper head of the Goepper Company of Cincinnati malt dealers, died in New York after living there the last twenty years. Her husband died about twenty five years ago.
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Elizabeth Goepper
New York
Elizabeth Butler- Goepper
Alcoholic insanity triples in New York since prohibition
Albany June 9 The annual report of the State Hospital Commission shows alcoholic insanity in New York State has tripled in the five years since prohibition began. It covers both men and women patients and was made public today.
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New York World News Service
Albany
N. Y
New York State
State Hospital Commission
Shipping News May June Incoming and Outgoing Steamers
Incoming steamers listed for June 10 include Finland from San Francisco and Albania from London among others. Outgoing sailings show ships like Siasinana to Alexandria and George Washington to Bremen with times noted. Arrivals for June 9 include Majestic from Southampton and Orbita from Hamburg plus others.
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New York World News Service
New York
Finland
San Francisco
Panama
Cristobal
Albania
London
Stuttgart
Bremen
Siasinana
Alexandria
George Washington
Argosy
Copenhagen
Ecuador
Essequibo
Valparaiso
Celtic
Liverpool
Republic
Caracas
San Juan
River Steamers Timetable Crowded With Arrivals
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood 10.2 feet at 6 last night as several boats arrived and departed. The Queen City and Betsy Ann moved between Louisville Pittsburgh and Pittsburgh while The Andes and other craft were due in from Madison Indiana with return trips planned for tonight.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
Queen City
Louisville
Stay Ann
Pittsburgh
Tom Greene
Pomeroy
Betsy Ann
Andes
Madison
Ind
Arene Dam O
Ark Burs
T. Pleasat
Ohio
Ohio Tie
Ooemaeneeres
Arene Lovisvilly
Evansville
Shawneetown
Ill
Uc Y
Pranks
Eeerseenes
Terre Aute
Ville
Knoxvien Eneewwenee
Chattanooga
Tenn
Renee
Ala
Eeneeeeennee Daven
Keokuk
Dorothy Russell to have home with guardian named
Dorothy Russell, 9, who survived a pistol spree by her uncle Lloyd Russell that killed eight, will live with guardian Mabel Becker and her husband George Becker in Cleveland Heights. A $4,000 bond was posted. custody and estate matters involve Emma and Lowell Russell's assets. Police note a pawn shop revolver purchase days before the shootings. lunacy hearing delayed pending coroner inquest.
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Hamilton, CO
Dorothy Russell
Lloyd Russell
Cleveland Heights
Kelly
Géorgée J. Paul
Stafford Read
Russell
Dorothy
Mabel Becker
George Becker
Guardian
Lowell Russell
Emma Russell
Palmer
Gadd
Mystic Order parade to inaugurate spring ceremony at Emery Auditorium
A street parade features the spring ceremonial of the Mystic Order Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm. Oola Khan Grotto at Emery Auditorium will initiate 100 candidates. Albert H. Apking says William Sypher will collect applications until 1:30 p.m. Saturday at the American Legion clubhouse 320 Broadway. Trustees of the Firemen Pension Fund, John Maiseh James Fagin Walter Huxel Christ Williams and Robert Rech, were reelected. Detective Aaron Nightingale, Mayor Carrels chauffeur, to undergo appendectomy at General Hospital today.
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Emery Auditorium
Albert H. Apking
the Grotto
William Sypher
American Legion
Broadway
Firemen’s Pension Fund
John Maiseh
James Fagin
Walter Huxel
Christ Williams
Robert Rech
Train wreck at Gympie kills nine in Queensland
A mail train from Brisbane to Rockhampton derailed at Gympie Queensland killing nine and wounding forty. Emergency crews worked through the day as rescuers searched wreckage and transported survivors to local hospitals. All hands were investigating the cause of the accident.
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Brisbane
Australia
Rockhampton
Gympie
Queensland
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