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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1917

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McAdoo Visit Boosts Liberty Bond Drive in Cincinnati

Secretary McAdoo arrives in Cincinnati to address Music Hall and outline war bond support while the city aims to oversubscribe its quota. The Liberty Loan drive kicks into high gear as Third Regiment troops escort McAdoo from the Queen City Club to the hall.

United States William G. McAdoo Cincinnati Queen City Treasury McAdoo Federal Reserve Music Hall America Queen City Club Grand Central Station Third Elm Liberty Loan Council The Liberty Loan

Daughter of President To Be Dined Here Today

Mrs. McAdoo, daughter of President Wilson, will dine with Mrs. A. Clifford Shinkle in Cincinnati while Secretary McAdoo attends a banquet at Music Hall. The guests include ten or twelve women such as Mrs. Wiley, Mrs. Garretson, Mrs. Davis, and Mrs. Taft. It will be an informal dinner, not a formal war-time banquet.

Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo Wilson Cincinnati A. Clifford Shinkle

Hero Perseveres in Mine Rescue at Speculator

Twenty eight men entombed since Friday night at the Speculator Mine in Butte Montana were brought to the surface alive at 1:40 PM. Manus Duggan led the rescue, directing a gas-cut drift bulkhead while the men endured gas and hunger. Josiah James, identified as a waterboy, resurfaced to the joy of his family amid renewed hope for other survivors.

Butte Mont Speculator Nuria Johnson Manus Duggan Johnson Duggan Josiah James James Albert Cobb

Piersol Denies Guilt As Mob Kills Abducted Suspect

Springfield reports that C J Piersol denied any involvement in the abduction and murder of infant Lloyd Keet. A mob captured him at Stockton, hanged him briefly, then spared him, hoping for a confession before returning him to Sheriff Will Webb. Coroner's inquiry begins Wednesday with possible arrests and funeral set for tomorrow.

Springfield Lloyd Keet C. J. Pierson Will Webb Stockton Here Jefferson City Piersol Sheriff Webb Webb Taylor Adams Little Lloyd Cletus Adams Adams Keet J. Holland Keet J. M. Keet C. A. Clement St. Louis

Liberty Loan Subscriptions Fall Short Across Districts

Treasury tallies show total Liberty Bond subscriptions of 1.3 billion dollars, with none of the twelve Federal Reserve districts meeting minimum allotments. New York leads districts with 588 million against 600 to 750 million, while Cincinnati is expected to over subscribe its 17 million allotment, possibly reaching 20 to 25 million.

Liberty Loan Federal Reserve Districts Washington McAdoo Treasury Department Federal Reserve New York

General Chang Hsun Demands Parliament Dissolution at Peking

Chinese crisis deepens as General Chang Hsun, leading thousands of Anhwei troops, demands dissolution of Parliament within 48 hours near Peking. President Li Yuan Hung refuses unconditional resignation and constitutional action governs response.

Peking

Weather Summary for Midweek in Multiple States

Ohio and West Virginia expect fair warm conditions Monday and Tuesday. Indiana sees fair, warmer days with possible local thunder showers. Tennessee and Kentucky forecast fair and warmer days. Readings across stations show highs in the 50s to 90s with varying precipitation from city to city. Cincinnati records for June 10, 1917 show high 70 and low 70 with clear at 7 p.m. and prior year comparisons.

Ohio West Virginia Indiana Tennessee Kentucky Montreal St. Louis Boston Salt L. City New York Denver Washington Phoenix Jacksonville Spokane New Orleans Seattle Galveston San Francisco Chattanooga Winnipeg Detroit Calgary St. Paul Kamloops Cincinnati N.W

Picnic at Bramlages Park Ends with Arrests and Stabbings

A Sunday picnic at Bramlage Park on the Lower River road drew police attention for gambling. Louis Turnhurst and Edwin Stiegler were arrested for promoting a scheme of chance after coins changed hands. Louis Oberding allegedly struck his wife. he was charged with disorderly conduct. A loaded revolver was recovered by Fred Blum. A stabbing left Thomas Scallon with a deep back wound. Henry Ziegelmeier was later arrested and held on suspicion.

Bramlage's Park Lower River Road Erion Goke Louis Turnhurst Beekman Street Edwin Stiegler Buck Street Louis Oberding Cutter Street Louis General Hospital Fred Blum Bauerstreet Thomas Scallon Linn Street Seton Hospital Henry Ziegelmeier Turner Avenue Scallon

Reform of Suffrage in Austria Pledged by Emperor Charles

A Budapest dispatch reports Emperor Charles pledging early peace and wide suffrage reform in Austria Hungary. A 100000 strong crowd urged the Burgomaster to push secret voting and enlarged franchise to Premier Esterhazy. The Emperor said he would enact the reform and seek an honorable peace.

Austria Charles Amsterdam Budapest Vasconyil Esterhazy

Farm hand charged with shooting girl child in Indiana

Frank Hefler, 41, a former farm hand from St. Leon, Indiana, is jailed after shooting Catherine Friday, 12, at Else near Lawrenceburg. A posse tracked him to St. Joe, Indiana, where he was captured and confessed, claiming jealousy after a rejected marriage proposal. The girl remains gravely wounded with over seventy five shot pellets evident.

Frank Hefler St. Leon Ind John Friday Else Lawrenceburg Hefler Catherine David Arnold George Chaney David Ferris Sixteen Mile Stand Horse Racers’ Association Arnold St. Joe New Albany Sheriff McKenzie

Orleans captain awarded silver medal in Bordeaux

Atlantic port June 10 Captain Allen Tucker master of the steamship Orleans was honored with a silver medal by the city of Bordeaux for being the first American vessel to reach a French port after Germany's declaration of unrestricted submarine warfare. The Orleans completed another successful round trip through the submarine zone arriving at an American port today.

Atlantic Allen Tucker Orleans Germany Bordeaux

Auto Crash Deaths and Injuries Near Reading Road

A car driven by Robert C. Covert Sr. crashed into a telephone pole on Reading road near Sherman avenue. Ten year old Robert C. Covert died at General Hospital from internal injuries. Four year old Margaret Landers suffered scalp injuries and possible skull fracture. Mrs Covert had both legs bruised while Harold Landers received cuts to hand and head. D E Miller transported three children to hospital. Covert Sr. escaped injury. Doscher Bros. owned the car.

Reading Road Sherman Avenue Robert C. Covert Brotherton Road General Hospital Margaret Landers Linden Avenue Harold Landers Oakley Bond Hill D. E. Miller Court Walnut Streets Eral Hospital

Auto overturn injures two youths on Bauer and Cutter

Charles Reifel 23 of 2174 Bernard Avenue and Russell Dugan 20 of Middletown Ohio were injured when their car overturned on Bauer and Cutter streets Sunday evening. Police say a broken steering gear caused the crash, with Reifel suffering probable internal injuries and a fractured elbow. They were taken to General Hospital.

Charles Reifel Bernard Avenue Russell Dugan Middletown Bauer and Cutter Streets General Hospital Reifel

Clore Speaks at Constance Flag Raising Event

Postmaster Joel C. Clore of this city was the principal speaker at the flag raising exercises in Constance Kentucky held Sunday afternoon.

Joel ,C. Clore Constance

German Naval Base Deserted at Ostend

British dispatch reports Ostend harbor cleared of large shipping with two destroyers towed to Zeebrugge likely damaged. Allied and German actions described south of Ypres, with raids south of the Souchez River and continued artillery activity. Italy reports occupation of Janina in Greece, prompting Athens protest. Greece earlier demanded withdrawal from Epirus.

Ostend London Admiralty Dover Zeebrugge France Ypres Souchez River Fontainerez-Croisilles Con Janina Greece Reuter Athens Macedonia Avlona Italy Epirus

Spain Faces Grave Political Crisis After Prieto Resigns

Madrid June 10. Spain's political crisis described as the gravest in four decades after Marquis Prieto resigns. Senate President Groizard met King Alfonso and Villaneuva to discuss a possible Conservative led government with Eduardo Dato likely returning to power.

Madrid Spain Senor Groizard Senate Alfonso Senor Villaneuva Chamber Marquis Prieto Eduardo Dato

Marquis Prieto Seen Possible New Liberal Cabinet

A Madrid dispatch reports it is thought in some quarters that Marquis Prieto may form another Liberal Cabinet in Spain.

Paris Havas Madrid Marquis Prieto

Peasants Form Republic Delegates United

The Congress of Peasants delegates of all Russia has joined the drive for a Russian republic. It adopted a resolution favoring a federal republic on democratic lines.

Petrograd Congress of Peasants Delegates All Russia Russia

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Sec’y McAdoo Tams China U. S. Treasury Walter King the Baptist Church Wyoming Sam Dsosfdseocoo SEC WM. Gibbs McAdoo Harris & Ewing Eleanor Wilson McAdoo Montana Philadelphia Richmond Atlanta Chicago Cleveland Minneapolis Kansas City Dallas Federal Reserve Bank Associated Press Chang Hsun Anhwei Province Manding Parlia Li Yuan Hung Visions of Chang-Hsun Li Yuan Hung Imperial Household Liament Anhwei Honan Enues Nieh Shih-Chun Clared Eral Chang-Hsun Tien-Tsin Ors BIG Posse Trails Farm Hand Oroboborg Pluce Clore
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