Uncle Joe entertains at Republican convention crowd
The crowd at the Republican National Convention cheered as Uncle Joe Cannon appeared on the platform and toasted the audience after declaring the Supreme Court decision on prohibition. Delegates then sang and shouted, while officials reported progress on the platform and a recess was approved. Cardinal Gibbons offered the morning prayer as the convention began.
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Uncle Joe
Cannon
Senator Lodge
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Supreme Court
Committee On Platform
United States
Teddy
Theodore Roosevelt
Senator Watson
Smoot
Jim” Watson
Platform Committee
Platform
McCormick
Illinois
Cardinal
Cardinal Gibbons
Old Doctor Who Supplanted by Specialists Decried in Ohio Talk
Dr Louis Schwab deplored replacing old family doctors with modern specialists during an Ohio Alumnae Association address. He praised the old practitioner who chewed tobacco with dignity as part of a colorful life portrait. The event featured Dr Joseph Ransohoff on Dr John Hunter and neurology lectures by H H Hoppe Th Diller and A Friedlander with a banquet to follow.
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Louis Schwab
Ohio
Joseph Ransohoff
John Hunter
Ohio-Miami
H. H. Hoppe
Théodore Diller
Pittsburg
A. Friedlander
Charles Jane Cleveland
Business Men's Club
Howard Saxby
Vice Presidency for Harding If He Wants It
Chicago June 10. Senator Harding could win the nomination for Vice President if he wants it. The idea gains steam at the Congress Hotel as Daugherty and Harding’s camp weigh a possible second spot. Delegates inch toward the first test, with Willis filing papers and speculation on Burton entering the race. Hoover supporters note a drift toward the ex-Food Administrator amid a shrinking stronghold for Lowden and Johnson.
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Harding
Congress Hotel
Harry Daugherty
Cincinnati
Frank B. Willis
Columbus
Ohio
General Wood
Lowdon
Johnson
Willis
Theodore Burton
Harvey C. Smith
Hoover
Major Green
Robert A. Taft
Myers Y. Cooper
Banker Arthur Newbold Dies at 61 in Philadelphia Office
Arthur F Newbold, partner in Drexel & Co and J P Morgan & Co, collapsed and died in his Philadelphia office shortly after lunch. He was 61.
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Philadelphia
Arthur F Newbold
Drexel & Co
J. P. Morgan & Co
Merrell Quits High Court for Railroad Practice
Judge Stanley W. Merrell resigned from the State Supreme Court to become chief counsel for the New York Central Railroad succeeding L. J. Hackney. Governor Cox named Coleman Avery to fill Merrell’s unexpired term. Simeon Johnson discussed as possible successor. Merrell cited duty to family in declining re election.
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State Supreme Court
New York Central Railroad
L. J. Hackney
Coleman Avery
Cox
Merrell
Avery
Simeon Johnson
New York Central
Shippers of Nation Urge Higher Freight Rates
The National Industrial Traffic League urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to grant increased freight rates to railroads. Chairman R. M. Field of Peoria IL said current transportation is deplorable and higher, properly earned rates are needed to restore service, credit, and loan capacity for railroads.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
National Industrial Traffic League
R. M. Field
Peoria
Field
Largest Still Seized in Missouri Raid
A still reported as the largest seized by prohibition officers in Missouri since the dry law took effect was found in a vacant St Louis house. The apparatus stretched from the second to the third floor and could produce about 200 gallons daily.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Airplane in Storm Makes Night Landing Through Wireless Aid
A government air mail plane bound from New York to Chicago landed safely at 8 p.m. after wireless calls from its radio operator guided the descent. Delayed by a windstorm, the flight carried three passengers and 1,200 pounds of mail, departing Cleveland at 3 30 p.m.
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Chicago
New York
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Cleveland
First Traffic Hearing Set for Wednesday to Tackle Congestion
The Traffic Investigating Committee announces the first public hearing on congestion relief ordinances will be held Wednesday in Council Chambers. A second session follows Friday June 18 at 2 pm to discuss one way streets and parking with a new clause banning flying below 4000 feet over the city and prohibiting advertising from aircraft.
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Council
Horace Mann School Protest Over Janitor Fees
Horace Mann Welfare Association members meet at the Horace Mann School to oppose a $2.25 nightly fee for opening buildings. They would pay only if funds go to the Board of Education, not to the contracted janitorial firm.
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Horace Mann Welfare Association
Horace Mann
Board of Education
Horace Man Association
Tailor Designers Discuss Cincinnati-Columbus Baseball Game
Plans for a baseball game between Cincinnati Chapter Merchant Tailor Designers and Columbus association were discussed at the Hotel Linton. Columbus won last year, with Albert Striker predicting a Cincinnati comeback. Chris E. Krieger demonstrated frock-coat cutting. next meeting will feature sport coat cutting by Ben Friedman.
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Merchant Tailor Designers’ Association
Columbus Association
Linton
Columbus
Albert Striker
Chris E. Krieger
National Association of Merchant Tailor Designers
Ben Friedman
Post Office announces August retirement eligibility for 23 staff
Twenty three Cincinnati Post Office employees and officials were notified yesterday that they are eligible for retirement and pension in August under the new law. They are urged to apply if they wish to continue working, with applications needing Postmaster approval to be accepted.
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Cincinnati Post Office
Cinderella shoe contest at Chester Park outing
The Cincinnati Retail Shoe Dealers Association and Cincinnati Shoe Travelers Association offer prizes for the smallest feet at a June 26 event at Chester Park with Councilman Jesse McDonald judging the contest.
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Cincinnati Retail Shoe Dealers’ Association
Cincinnati Shoe Travelers’ Assocation
Chester Park
Jesse McDonald
B and C Changes in Passenger Service Restores Afternoon Train
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad restores the Cincinnati to Louisville afternoon train at 2 30 p m starting next Sunday, with arrival at 6 30 p m. New and adjusted services include through operation of Train No 42 to Cincinnati, a Cincinnati Toledo local at 5 a m, and earlier arrivals for Detroit.
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Cincinnati
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
G. W. Squiggins
North Vernon
Ind
Toledo
Dayton
Detroit
Wireless Demonstration for Morse Mutual Aid Benefit
T E New of Precision Equipment Company begins installation for a wireless outing at Coney Island tomorrow. Demonstrations will be on steamers and at the island, with airplane flights and a musicale transmitted from Gilbert Avenue amplified to sound from the bandstand.
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Precision Equipment Company
Coney Island
Morse Mutual Aid Benefit Association
W. G. Scholl
Cincinnati Aircraft Company
Gilbert Avenue
Dr Dabney Delivers Commencement Address at Wilmington College
Dr Charles W. Dabney president of the University of Cincinnati spoke at the forty fourth Wilmington College commencement on Americanism and equal opportunity. He was greeted by a large audience as faculty for the Queen City College of Pharmacy was announced with J Edwin Jay as president and Olga Ramsey reappointed registrar.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Wilmington
Wilmington College
Charles W. Dabney
University of Cincinnati
America
Dabney
Frank Cain
Caswell A. Mayo
Russell Olt
Queen City College of Pharmacy
J. Edwin Jay
Pharmacy
Louis Werner, Jr
Charlee T. Souther
Clifford Sater
T. Wittkamp
E. V. Kyser
Airplanes In Minnesota Politics Boost Campaigns
Airplanes are aiding the National Non Partisan League campaign in Minnesota. Townley, president of the national organization, first used a plane to attend multiple meetings daily, and now the league has purchased another plane to push its drive for the Republican nomination in the June 21 state primary.
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ST. Paul
Minn
League
Minnesota
Townley
National Organization
Locust Pest to Return in Greater Numbers Soon
Locust pests known as the thirteen year periodical cicada will be more abundant this summer across the South from Iowa to the gulf. University of Missouri entomology professor Dr. Leonard Haseman says swarms will appear about June 15 and the insects are harmless to crops but attack young orchards.
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Columbia
South
Leonard Haseman
University of Missouri
Iowa
Gulf
Haseman
Veterans of All Wars to Hold First Outing
A popularity contest will be a feature of the first annual patriotic outing and reunion of Robert E. Bentley Post American Legion at Chester Park on July 3. Ten candidates from five veterans groups compete, including Bentley Post members L H Dube Bienfang Steube Michaels Rooney and others from Barnett Post G A R Fehrenbatch Spanish War Veterans Peterson and Lang Rieck.
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Robert E. Bentley Post
American Legion
Bentley Post
L H. Dube
George S. Bienfang
William R. Steube
Herbert Michaels
John J. Rooney
Barnett Post
England Birth Rate Returns to Prewar Levels
England's birth rate has risen in most districts and now matches prewar figures. Registrar General data show eight weeks in 1920 with 1,442 more births than the same period last year, while London records a notable excess of baby boys signaling population restoration.
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London
England
Lancashire Midwives Committee
Registrar General
Heat Toboggan at Republican Convention Spoofs Platform
Special Dispatch from 1921 satirizes the GOP platform, lampooning taxation, lynching, waterways, child labor law, and economy. The author jokes about party notes, blows a fuse on the national committee, mocks C O O P nickname shift, and mocks candidates Hughes and Sproul.
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
Chicago
Governor Sproul
United States
Chester
National Committee
Congress
Republican Party
Western Union
Republican Congress
Montenegro
Bryan
Penrose
Philly
Sprowl
Jess Willard
Rotarians Enjoy One Day Frolic At Cody’s Farm Event
Rotarians in Kentucky celebrated with a day of feasting at Cody’s Farm near Hrrlanger. Cincinnati businessmen thrived on barbecue and homemade beverages while Mammy Chloe's Georgia family recipes stole the show. A four inning ball game ended in a lopsided 24 to 4 score amid mishaps and protests. Prizes funded delegate travel to Atlantic City with a wide array of donated goods.
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Hrrlanger
Cincinnati
Mammy Chloe
Mose
Mammy
Georgia
James Reilly
Bob Chapman
Ray Redmond
Atlantic City
W. C. Steubing
Robert Schelinger
J. Vogepohl
D. K. Vorheis
H. J. Rowan
Kidnaped Coughlin Baby Safe From Savannah Letter
Norristown reports a second Savannah letter about the thirteen month old Blakely Coughlin kidnapping. The writer claims the child is well and demands money, warning the parents not to delay. The handwriting matches the first letter and no identity of the child is given.
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Coughlin
Savannah
Norristown
Blakely Coughlin
George H. Coughlin
Blakely
Youngest Woman Earns U of C Diploma at 18
University activities moved to Terrace Park Clubhouse for a senior class dinner dance and the final family reunion. Marian Hoeman, 18, daughter of Alfred Hoeman, becomes the university’s youngest girl graduate and plans to study dramatic art in the East next fall. Her sister Elizabeth Hoeman is noted as Hughes High School’s youngest graduate with high honors. Phi Beta Kappa honorees include Mary Paddock, Dorothy Sisson, Willamena Baker, Elaine DeBeck, Jean Robinson, Salomon Newmark, SHilda Fillmore, and others. Cin cinnatus Society members are listed among the graduates.
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Marian Hoeman
Alfred Hoeman
University
Elizabeth Hoeman
Hughes High School
Phi Beta Kappa Keys
Mary Paddock
Dorothy Sisson
Willamena Baker
Elaine DeBeck
Jean Robinson
Salomon Newmark
Shilda Fillmore
Stewart Cooper
George Renner
Samuel Wolke
Sam Todd
John Knapp
Abe Feinberg
Cincinnatus Society
Mary Kramer
Helen Knight
Helen McCarthy
Esther Sechrist
Miriam Westheimer
Harry Austerlitz
Sam Bailey
Earl Widan
Herbert West
Cornelius Petshold
Selden High
Francis Fossett
Pin Disappears From Woman's Card Game in New York
New York June 10 fashionably gowned women fill the west side court as Mrs J C Gleason pleads not guilty to stealing a $1800 diamond bar pin during a women's poker game at Mrs Chester M Curry’s home last month. Bond set at $5000. A wrist watch set with thirty amends is offered to cover bond. Curry testifies she had not invited Gleason and that the pin and $200 were missing after Gleason arrived.
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New York
West Side Court
J. C. Gleason
Chicago
Chester M. Curry
Bond
Charles P. Leonard
Atlantic City
Isleason
Curry
Ohio May Get Auto Record
Ohio officials of the Automobile Department say the state may lead the nation in motor vehicle licenses as about 540000 tags have been issued and the total may exceed 600000. This would be nearly 100000 more than last year.
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Columbus, CO
Ohio
Automobile Department
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