Grimms’ Riding Club Associate Sought After Tragedy
John W. Milet recalls Grimm as a broody former worker who drifted after a brief tenure at a riding club near Cincinnati. Grimm’s wife left him after repeated threats and the couple frequented a restaurant where the tragedy occurred. he had long owned a revolver kept in his room and offered it for sale recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Milet
Grimm
Milet
Glendale
Jackson
Mich
Cincinnati
Sister
Columbus Man Kills Wife and Self in Unrequited Love
Columbus Ohio June 10 Unrequited love ended in tragedy as John Tallman thirty shot and killed his former wife Olive Tallman and then killed himself outside her apartment after a year of separation. The couple married in 1921 and had no children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Columbus
John Tallman
Olive
Tallman
Tallmans
S S S Blood Purifier Promises Restful Nights
An advertisement touts S S S blood purifier as a safe vegetable formula that cleanses the blood to fight eczema and skin infections. It claims improved energy and vitality and urges readers to start taking it for peaceful sleep and renewed health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S
S.S.S
Slander suit trial opens in New York court
The $200000 slander case brought by Mrs. Marion McAlister Smith against multiple defendants opened in New York. She alleges reports branded her as an adventuress and tied to the Duchess de Villanda, influencing political support and war relief efforts in 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Marion McAlister Smith
Mercedes Leigh
Mme
Anne E. Guerin
United States
Mme. Millerand
France
George N. Burleight
Barry N. Smith
National Information Bureau
Bronson Batchelor, Inc
Roger B. Jenkins
Duchess de Villanda
Harding
American and French League
Scopes Nervous Before Audience in New York
John T. Scopes appeared ill at ease before about 100 people at the Civic Club and described his defense as a fight for freedom of thought. Dudley Field Malone was named to join Clarence Darrow in the defense, with Charles W. Thomas offering services. Darrow mocked Bryan’s reformers, urging tolerance for humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John T. Scopes
Civic Club
Civil Liberties Union
Dudley Field Malone
Port of
Clarence Darrow
Charles W. Thomas
Colorado
Darrow
William Jennings Bryan
Birth notices list numerous births across city addresses
A long list of births is recorded with parents and addresses including 1708 Central Avenue and 96 Oak, noting multiple babies born to families such as Fossitt Irene and August Elmer, Hucker Herman and Anna, Kennedy Clarence and Grace, and others with little detail beyond the names and street locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drewry
Bernard and
Mary
Central Avenue
Fossitt
Vennie
Irene
Oakirl
Augst
Elmer and
Matilda
Goether Gebhardt
Oral
Marie
Bantry Avenue
Greary Mose
Lens
Actes Placirk Gross
David and
Sadie
Spring Grove Avenue
Harrington
Willian and
Louise
Eastern Avenue
Hucker
Herman
Anna
California Avenue
de Bee
Alice
Meade
Kennedy
Clarence and
Grace
Yarmouth Street
Lewers
Orville
Barton Street
Bez
Macqueen
William and
Janet
Encia Street
Mersmann
Otto
Baudinot
Peters—Ghester
Catherine
the Court
Twigs
Radenheimer
John
Wildwood Avenue
Rasmussen
Paullo Mary
Eiberon Avenue
Kleeote and Maude
Elmer
Laura
Siegel, Moyer
Fannie
Madison Avenue
Covington
Hilda
Armory Avenue
Simkin
Isidor
Anne
Winfield Avenue
Ukelson
David
Bessie
West Ninth Street
Wise— Perry
Barnard Street
Marriage Licenses Listed with Names and Addresses
A list of individuals receiving marriage licenses, including Fulton Wolfinger and Jeanne P Theisz among many others, with their residence addresses across cities such as Columbus, Hartford, Norwood, and Cleveland. The document catalogs full names and multiple addresses in a dense roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton Wolfinger
Jeanne P. Theisz
Edward E. Ellery
Gertrude Wachter
Carl A. Kohnle
Eva M. Lewis
Ernett C. Snead
Sarah Denney
Columbus W. Saida M. Johnson
Franck Samad
Cora Samad
Wilson McGue
Jerolene Alexander
Horace Hanners
Mar. J. Barthol
Oregon Inspector’s $1.50 Lunch Suit Against U S
Herbert S. Ward an Oregon Department of Agriculture inspector based in Washington sued the U S Court of Claims for $1.50 he says the government owes him for a lunch eaten in Alexandria Virginia after a work trip. He has spent about $75 pursuing the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
New York World News Service
Washington
Department of Agriculture
United States Court of Claims
Alexandria
Herbert S. Ward
Oregon
Potomac River
Controller of the Treasury
Court of Claims
Uncle Sam
Weather summary and temperature table for several states
Partly cloudy conditions in Ohio and Kentucky with cloudier periods and potential showers in coming days while West Virginia and Tennessee trend toward warmer periods with increasing clouds. Indiana shows unsettled skies and possible showers by Thursday night and warmer Friday. A large table lists current and high temperatures and last twenty four hour precipitation for cities including Eastport Chicago Boston Kansas City Atlanta Omaha Birmingham Denver New Orleans Phoenix Galveston Spokane Pittsburgh San Francisco Louisville Nashville Winnipeg The Pas and others with June 10 1925 records ending at 7 p m comparing to prior years and normals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
Eastport
Chicago
Boston
Kan
Atlan
Omaha
Birming’s
Denver
New Orl’s
Phoenix
Galveston
Spokane
Pittsburgh Ee
San Fran
Louisville
San Diego
Nashville
Winnipeg
S. S. Marie
the Pas
Missing Julia Haslbeck Sought by Cincinnati Mother
Mrs. Margaret Haslbeck of 2325 Murielcourt asked Cincinnati police to locate her daughter Julia Haslbeck 23 who wandered away yesterday from her mother during a shopping trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Haslbeck
Murielcourt
Cincinnati
Julia Haslbeck
Steamship News From New York World Service June Reports
Incoming steamers list Amsterdam Tivives Rosalind Thuringia with origins and arrival dates. Outgoing vessels include Albert Ballin De Grasse Asia American trader Hallartus Santa Luisa and more with scheduled departure times. Arrived entries show Inland from San Francisco anama Albania Stuttgart with dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Tivives
Cris
Rosalind
St. Johns
Thuringia
Hamburg
Albert Ballin
San Lorenzo
San Juan
Monroe
Havana
Garfield
Cristobal
Mongolia
San Francisco
Anama
Albania
London
Stuttgart
Bremen
River Traffic Movements From Cincinnati Steamer Lineup
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 10.3 feet and steady at 6 PM. The Greenwood from Charleston and The Cincinnati bound for Louisville and other destinations sailed yesterday evening. The Queen City expected from Louisville this morning with departures planned tonight. Seventy five Lumber Traffic Association members left Cincinnati at 5 PM aboard the Cincinnati to attend a Louisville convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Charleston
Queen City
Louisville
Lumber Traffic Association
Cincinnati
Steamer Greenwood Sets June 11 Departure Route
The Greene Line steamer Greenwood will depart Thursday June 11 at 5 p.m. from the Greene Line wharf for Portamouth Ironton Ashland Catlettsburg Huntington Gallipolis and Charleston with intermediate points. Telephone Main 1467.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Greene Line
Portamouth
Ironton
Ashland
Catettaburg
Huntington
Gallipolis
Charleston
Pointer Telephone Main 1467
Eugene Frintz Dies at 75 Noted Foundry Figure
Eugene Frintz 75 of 1906 Baymiller Street died at Christ Hospital from pneumonia after a two week illness. A former Delhi Democratic leader and long time Masonic member, he worked in the Internal Revenue and Coroner's offices before entering the Vulcan Foundry with Frank McKernan. Survived by widow Mattie Lewis Frintz, funeral at his home at 2 pm with burial in Spring Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Frintz
Baymiller Street
Christ Hospital
Delhi
Internal Revenue Office
Dr. Querner
Frank McKernan
Vulcan Foundry
Central Avenue
Fairmount
Masonic Order
Hamilton County
Monitor Lodge
Mattie Lewis Frintz
Spring Grove Cemetery
Funeral Friday for Henry C. Ebert Former Car president dies in Chicago
Henry C. Ebert former president of the American Car Company and director at Alms & Doepke died suddenly in Chicago of apoplexy. Funeral services will be held Friday at 3:30 PM at his sister-in-law Mrs Joseph B Roths home 3756 Reading Road. Burial in William H Alms mausoleum Spring Grove Cemetery. Survived by widow Estelle Alms Ebert and daughter Mrs Robert Young of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Ebert
American Car Company
Alms & Doepke Company
Chicago
Joseph B. Roth
Reading Road
William H. Alms
Spring Grove
Ebert
Cincinnati
Estelle Alms Ebert
Robert Young
Fire losses hit Jung Arch Brace Co and nearby sites
A fire caused by crossed electrical wires damaged the Jung Arch Brace Company plant at 105 107 West Central Parkway with about 2500 dollars in losses. The first floor Ziegler Tower Supply was slightly damaged by water while other nearby businesses suffered minor smoke and water damage. Fire crews contained the blaze with quick salvage actions and prompt hose deployment, with additional small fires and a bridge tie fire delaying streetcar service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jung Arch Brace Company
West Central Parkway
George E. Jung
Jung Company
Ziegler Tower Supply Company
Salvage Corps
Cincy Auto Radiator Company
Race Street
Schell Leather Goods Company
Central Parkway
Frank Scudder
Jung Arch Brace
Cincinnati Oil Works Company
Eggleston Avenue
F. D. Lawrence Electric Company
West Fourth Street
Eden Park
Captain Hall
Four killed as car struck by train near Opelousas
Four people died and one gravely injured when a car driven by Clifford Dihn was hit by a St. Louis and San Francisco train en route to New Orleans near Opelousas. Victims include Mrs. S. J. Gonzelin 65, Ida Gonzelin 32, William Dibn 45, and Lee Dihn 9. Dihn transported to Opelousas hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Orleans
Clifford Dihn
St. Louis
San Francisco
Opelousas
Opelousas Hospital
S. J. Gonzelin
The
Lafayette
la.) Bank and Trust Company
Ida Gonzelin
Miss Frances Johnston wins Scribblers' Club prize
At Georgetown College the Miss Frances Johnston of Ft. Thomas was awarded 10 in gold for the best feature article submitted to the Scribblers' Club this year. She served as registrar at the college this year and the award was presented at commencement exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Johnston
Ft. Thomas
Georgetownllege
Scribblers’ Club
Joseph Humphries
Cincinnati Better Business Commission
Exchange Club
Chamber of Commerce
Samuel Rotter
Durevenue
Avondale
Kei
Board of Elections
Ohio State Association of Graduate Nurses
Kroger Hills
Little Miami River
Pauline F. Abrams
West McMillan Street
Edward Crotty
Linwood Road
Bright Lights Again See Thaw On Broadway
Harry K. Thaw returned to Broadway for a quiet evening at a night club. He dined at a $2 table d hote, sipped ice water with chorus girls, and chatted with a secretary and bodyguard while about fifteen reporters watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Broadway
Thaw
Baldwin Denies Pact Aims in Geneva Security Talks
London June 10 Premier Baldwin in the House of Commons disclosed the nature of the Anglo French Geneva security pact. He refused to detail terms until Foreign Secretary Chamberlain returns, and rejected reports of a France ally role. He said the bilateral settlement is not one sided and Britain acts as an umpire to guard the Rhineland and balance France and Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Paris
John IL. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
Baldwin
House of Commons
Geneva
Chamberlain
Britain
France
Germany
Rhineland
Rhing
Liberal
Daily Herald
Babor
Briand
David Lloyd George
Great Britain
Dominions
N. Y
United Church Formed by Three Denominations in Canada
In Toronto the bitter conflict ending, 700,000 Methodists Presbyterians and Congregationalists united to form the United Church of Canada. At midnight Parliament dissolved the three bodies and today 350 delegates signed the basis of union. Membership stands about 652,300 with 414,000 Methodists 226,100 Presbyterians and 12,200 Congregationalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Church In Canada
United Church of Canada
First General Council
The
United Church
Tennessee Bank Collapse Tangles Ross Circle
Report details defalcations at Peoples Savings Bank in Tennessee touching Judge Ross and associates. Allegations cite paid drafts and intimate financial ties with C. L. Marsilliott as possible bias affecting justice, with Judge Hickenlooper denying calls to set aside Marsilliott’s report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsilliott
Judge Ross
Peoples Savings Bank
C. L. Marsilliott
Ross
Saunders Seeks Rehearing To Disqualify Referee
Clarence Saunders filed in Federal District Court a petition seeking a rehearing on his motion to disqualify C. L. Marsilliott as referee in the Saunders versus Piggly Wiggly suit. He cites newly discovered evidence claiming bias and prejudice, following the Jackson bank failure and Judge Smith Hickenlooper stepping in to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saunders
Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
Clarence Saunders
Federal District Court
C. L. Marsilliott
Piggly Wiggly Corporation
People's Savings Bank of
Jackson, Tenn
Smith Hickenlooper
Cincinnati
J. W. Ross
the Piggly Wiggly Corporation
Obituary notices list multiple local deaths in June 1925
Beaths Borcherding Flora M. nee Schaaf aged 41 died June 9 1925 at Bruestle place Cheviot Funeral at Westwood M E Church June 12 2 30 p m Henry C Ebert died June 9 1925 in Chicago funeral at 3766 Reading road Friday 6 30 p m Eugene Frintz died June 10 1925 funeral June 12 2 p m at 1906 Baymiller street Elizabeth Butler Goepper died June 9 1925 in New York City funeral June 12 3 p m First Unitarian Church Stewart Shillito died June 8 1925 burial Spring Grove Cemetery funeral Thursday 6 p m Presbyterian Church of the Covenant flowers omit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Ee
Reading Road
Frintz
Eugene
Mattie Lewis Iitz
Baymiller Street
New York City
First Unitarian Congregational Church
Linten Street
Shillito
Stewart Shillito
John
Maullace Shillito
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
Spring Grove Cemetery
Funeral Home Ad Offers Free Booklet and Chapels
Busse Borgmann Co Funeral Directors advertise free booklet and no charge cremation services. Located at 1517 Freeman Avenue, Union Central Building, with three chapels and nonsectarian care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Panes Modern Cinremation
Union Central Bidg
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
Chums of 1865 to Romp at Zoo
Seventy former students born before 1865 meet at the Zoo for a semiannual reunion of the Association of Schoolmates of the Fourteenth District and First Intermediate Schools. Youngest member August Renner aged 65, oldest John Lusby 85, with 102 members total and 84 deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoo
First
August Renner
John Lusby
Julius Benckenstein
Association
John W. Hill
John Sauer
Charles McFarlane
Fred W. Dearness
George F. Sands
Fourteenth
Jacob Hoffman
American Walkers’ Association of
Cincinnati
Hoffman
Diver rescues comrade's body at Jersey lake
At Boonton New Jersey Lake Parsippanong dam a 300 strong crowd watched Harry Reinhartsen the deep sea diver recover the body of James O Rourke a former Philadelphia policeman and Jersey City water works helper found weighted in 100 feet of water after the boat capsized during a five day search The recovery ended a perilous hunt and ended the danger to nearby households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Boonton
N. J
Jersey City
Harry Reinhartsen
James O'Rourke
Reinhartsen
O'Rourke
O’ Rourke
Philadelphia
Burchett Dies in Shootout With Dry Raiders
Theodore Burchett, 45, a suspected moonshine ringleader, was killed after a gun battle with a raid party led by Sheriff Dunham in Portsmouth Ohio. His partner escaped. deputy Reno captured Burchett after a short chase. A thirty-gallon still and mash were found at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Theodore Burchett
Dunham
Burchett
Reno
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Orpheum
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Racing For Life
Fox News
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Marshall
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Ohio Truss Co
Cincinnati, O
Coney
Sland
Thavia
Halcyon Players
Dansant—Mcclure
Cartier & Zanou
Knights of St. John
Palac
Alabama
Madelyn Young Sisters
Owen Moore
Mary Carr
Kreith
COX
Stuart Walker Company
Cupid
Chester
Kansas City Nighthawks
Henry Thies
Oriole Terrace Orchestra
Castle Farm
Fincastle
Dixie Terminal
Pic
Noah Webster
W.J. Pelo
A.M
Melyan
Tribune
Commercial Square
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