Inside Job Suspected in Caruso Jewel Robbery at Long Island Villa
East Hampton reports that District Attorney Young and investigators consider the $500000 jewel theft at Mrs Caruso's boudoir an inside job. A screen cut from the inside and alarm manipulation suggest an employee culprit. A maid dined with a man who sailed for Italy the day the theft was discovered, adding overseas angles to the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Hampton
N. Y
Enrico Caruso
Long Island
Isrs
Caruso
City considers ending ninety cent gas minimum rate
City officials and Mayor Donnelly discussed removing a ninety cent minimum summer rate from the Union Light Heat and Power gas franchise. W. W. Freeman proposed the rate, but welfare groups including the East End Welfare Association oppose the terms as excessive.
Covington Women to Man Street Corners for Tag Day
More than two hundred Covington women will man downtown street corners and business establishments today to raise funds for St Elizabeth Hospital. Organizers expect about 3000 dollars in Covington and a total around 10000 dollars across Kenton and Campbell Counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Kenton
Campbell Counties
Welfare groups in Covington eye gas franchise renewal
Questionnaires sent to welfare and improvement associations in Covington and nearby areas regarding the pending renewal of the gas franchise with Union Light Heat and Power Company were forwarded by Mayor Thomas J Donnelly and city officials. A meeting to finalize the decision is expected to be held Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Union Light, Heat and Power Company
Thomas J. Donnelly
Newport Police Court Sees Multiple Minor Cases
Trial by jury requested for Edwin Wilson 52 of 412 Park Street Newport, case continued until Tuesday. Funeral services for Mrs Frances Bledsoe widow of Theodore Bledsoe Maysville Kentucky to be held this afternoon from 418 Wallace Avenue. Public Safety director ordered police cordon around Gable park after rowdy disturbances. James Cahill named administrator of John Cahill estate with 3000 bond. Edna Rawlins infant vs Liggett and Myers Tobacco Company dismissed as writ of error in appeals court. Three Cincinnati chauffeurs fined for driving to Latonia without license plates. Water department reports May water use at 133410000 gallons. Police aid sought for Tom Johnson 1211 Russell Street left with horse from Wieck stable 137 Pike Street. Abe Eyeman arrested for traffic law violation at Fifteenth and Greenup. William Mulvihill cited for license plate violation at 2413 Kenton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Wilson
Park Street
Newport
Manson
Frances Bledsoe
Theodore Bledsoe
Maysville
M. M. Durrett
Wallace Avenue
Gable Park
L. E. Bullock
Public Safety
James Cahill
John Cahill
Edna Rawlins
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Company
United States Court of Appeals
A. Egherman
Albert Litz
Theodore Wieck
Pike Street
Abe Eyeman
Wade Street
Cincinnati
Fifteenth
Greenup Streets
William Mulvihill
Kenton Street
Kinney and
Gulick
Latonia Water Mains Plan Tied to Covington Officials
The Louisville and Nashville railroad may lay water mains under several Latonia streets under a modified circuit court judgment by Judge Tracy. Covington city commissioners must meet railroad representatives within ninety days to consider an ordinance detailing the mains. The suit began after officials refused the company the right to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Latonia
Tracy
Covington
Covington and Newport Vie for Northern Kentucky Baseball Title
Covington faces Newport at Rough Riders grounds in Newport tomorrow afternoon to decide first place in the Northern Kentucky Baseball League. Both clubs have beaten most opponents this season and seek early lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Newport
Rough Riders
Pupils of St Wahburgs Academy Host Musical Program
Pupils from St Wahburgs Academy present a musical and dramatic program for relatives on Tuesday and Wednesday at 8 p.m. in St Josephs school hall. Juniors perform Tuesday and seniors lead Wednesday. Alumni annual outing set for Thursday June 17 at Villa Madonna Academy near Fort Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Wahburg’s Academy
St. Joseph’s School Hall
Villa Madona Academy
Fort Mitchell
Congressman Stephens Tours Agencies Amid Wage Boost Protests
Congressman A. E. B. Stephens visited several local federal departments yesterday. He greeted staff while facing several protests from postal workers over recent salary boost processes. He plans a short vacation before resuming his campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. B. Stephens
Mr. Stephens
Cincinnati Aircraft Company President Plans Oriole Flight Tour
C E Ley president of the Cincinnati Aircraft Company announced he would leave the flying field on Monday in an Oriole plane to visit Dayton Columbus Buffalo and Chicago. A E Johnston, agent for a private aircraft company, will accompany him. They expect to be absent for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Ley
Cincinnati Aircraft Company
Dayton
Columbus
Buffalo
Chicago
A. E. Johnston
School remodeling plan approved by board tonight
The Ninth District School at Thirty-third and Graff streets gained approval for remodeling by the Board of Education last night. Funding closes June 16. The Hatfield Coal Company awarded the coal contract for public schools. All bids for painting school buildings were rejected and will be reopened today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graff
Board of Education
Hatfield Coal Company
Sarger Files for Divorce on Grounds of Abandonment
John B. Sarger of Covington petitions for divorce from Eleanor Sarger after a marriage dated June 30 1917 with abandonment cited as the ground. Also Mary A. Boudet sues to set aside the will of William B. Boudet against Thomas R. Boudet and Alma O. Keefe and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Sarger
Covington
Eleanor Sarger
Mary A. Boudet
Thomas R. Boudet
Alma O. Keefe
William B. Boudet
Spirits Active in Romania Seances Claim Messages
A June report from Bucharest notes a surge of spiritualistic seances across Roumania. mediums say they received extraordinary messages including a claimed attempt to reach Julius Caesar whose spirit is described as commanding and governing Mars and thus inaccessible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Roumania
Julius Caesar
Mars
Kentucky Court of Appeals Reverses Two-Party Line Ruling
The Kentucky Court of Appeals reversed Campbell Circuit Court in city v Citizens Telephone Co of Kentucky. Four judges sided with the company and three against. The decision could restore pre war rates of $3 per month for two party lines and may affect a $0.10 toll charge for Newport to Cincinnati exchanges. The city and subscribers await the full opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Campbell Circuit Court
Citizens’ Telephone Company of Kentucky
Appellate Court
Brent Spence
Roy B. Speck
Court of Appeals
Newport
Ohio
Cincinnati Exchange District
Otto Wolff
Campbell Circuit
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Bell Telephone Company
Spence
Police clash with Judge Moore over contempt claim
War between the police and Judge Matt Moore of the Police Court escalated after the judge threatened Captain Frank Bregel with contempt of court for calling out that the judge did not work with police. The dispute arose as Moore refused to hear testimony against Edgar Volz for disorderly conduct after police arrested him without a warrant. Captain Bregel challenged the judge and declared he would stand up for the police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Moore
Bregel
Judge Moore
Captain Bregel
Melbourne men testify in bicycle theft case from Buffalo youths
John Elliston and Fred Ratchford testified in Campbell County Court about four Buffalo youths charged with stealing bicycles in Melbourne. The defendants fled on a freight train, one shot was fired to deter pursuit, and all four pleaded guilty. George Meyers, a juvenile, received a two year sentence in the State Reformatory. The Harry Meyers, George Stone, and Carl Wagner cases were sent to the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Elliston
Fred Ratchford
Melbourne
Campbell County Court
Harry Meyers
George Stone
Carl Wagner
George Meyers
Buffalo
N. Y
Stone
Wagner
Commencement Exercises Honor Dayton Junior High Graduates
Last night in the high school auditorium Dayton junior high graduates received diplomas under Superintendent R H Brown. The students led the program in a show of seniorparticipation and school pride. A separate item notes building permits issued for garage projects on Eleventh and Monmouth streets and at Seventh and York streets each costing about 30000 with investors named. Also Blue Grass Aerie No 964 installed officers in Bellevue with Otto Ott as Worthy President and a list of officers. Eliphas Ware a Civil War veteran died yesterday at the Soldiers Home in Dayton, reported by his daughter Mrs Charles Witte of Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
R. H. Brown
Standard Garage Company
Miller Planing
Eleventh and
Monmouth Streets
Fred Betz
Ben Pelzer
Know Miller
Newport Auto Garage Company
Seventh and
York Streets
Blue Grass Aerie No
Lodge of Eagles
Bellevue
Otto Ott
William S. Kelly
William Keenan
Eugene Daly
George H. Tenhundfeld
Edward Sunderman
George Reekers
Charles Egan
George Benz
P. G. Keeney
Eliphas Ware
Mrs Gibson Sues for Divorce and Damages in Campbell Circuit
Mary Louise Gibson filed two suits in Campbell Circuit Court one against her husband Arthur T. Gibson for divorce on grounds of cruelty and a separate action against South Covington and Cincinnati Street Railway Company for 21000 dollars. She seeks a clear Dayton property title and alleges injuries from a street car collision at Division street and Taylor avenue Bellevue on March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Gibson
Campbell
Arthur T. Gibson
South Covington and Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Dayton
Green Line
Division Street
Taylor Avenue
Bellevue
School Board Raises Non-Resident Tuition at Newport High
Newport School Commissioners increased high school tuition for non residents from 50 to 75 dollars per year drawing strong resident comment in Clifton and Southgate. Last year there were fifty seven non residents in high school and cost per pupil to the board was stated as a factor in the raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport School Commissioners
Clifton
Southgate
Board of Education
Cincinnati firm appeals Dayton license fine
The George Ast Candy Company of Cincinnati filed notice of appeal in Campbell Circuit Court from a Dayton Police Court ruling on June 7 imposing a $25 fine and costs for alleged failure to take out a business license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ast Candy Company of
Cincinnati
Campbell
Dayton
Grand Jury Expected To File Campbell County Report
Campbell County grand jury in session for a week is expected to issue a final report today. Jurors investigated only a few criminal cases and are believed to have completed their labors in the first week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Grand Jury
Dayton City Council at impassioned budget meeting
A special Dayton City Council session debated a new tax rate. Councilman Kheil urged $1.75 per $100, but a tie vote required the mayor to cast the deciding vote against the motion. Councilman J. K. Smith proposed a substitute rate of 31.85, leading to another tied vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Kheil
J. K. Smith
Thief Steals Jewelry From Mrs Thompson Home
Jewelry valued at 150 dollars was stolen from the home of Mrs. Enoch Thompson at 432 West Fourth Street last night. A window was forced for entry and Mrs. Thompson awakened to see the intruder escaping through the window. She cried for help but the man disappeared into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch Thompson
West Fourth Street
Realty transfers filed in Campbell County Clerk's office
Yesterday recording shows Raymond Gray transferring 40 feet on Berry Avenue Bellevue for 3000 dollars to Cora V Adams. Joseph and Carrie Bohn transfer lot on McKinney Street Dayton to Louis Belsch for 8000 dollars. Carolyn BE Zimmerman transfers lot on Hooper Street Clifton to Charlie and Heath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Raymond Gray
Cora V. Adams
Berry Avenue
Bellevue
Joseph
Carrie Bohn
Louis
Belsch
McKinney Street
Dayton
Carolyn BE. Zimmerman
Charlies
Heath
Hooper Street
Clifton
Teachers to Be Examined for Rural Campbell County
Examinations for teacher certificates in Campbell County rural schools will take place in Alexandria on June 18 and 19. Minimum monthly salary set at 75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Alexandria
Marriage Licenses in Newport Area Names Listed
Newport residents Joseph Kremer and Anna Barth obtain a marriage license. Also listed are Joseph Guy Wingo of Cincinnati and Jo'phine A. Kappinger of Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kremer
Newport
Anna Barth
Joseph Guy Wingo
Cincinnati
Jo’phine A. Kappinger
Disabled veterans seek national scope with new constitution
At Memorial Hall a World War veterans group meeting decided to expand the organization nationally. A temporary national constitution was drawn up to guide the expanded structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
Ohio and Kentucky Weather Summary for June 11 1920
Fair Saturday with likely showers near Lake Erie and warm days across Indiana Tennessee Kentucky West Virginia. Temperature readings from stations list highs around 90 and lows near 60 with minimal precipitation reported in several locations. Cincinnati June 11 1920 records show clear skies noon and evening readings with no rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Lake Erie
Indiana
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
Boston
S. Ste. Marie
New Orleans
Kansas City
Galveston
Omaha
Nashville
S. Francisco
Cincinnati
Community events and incidents across Cincinnati area
Judge Edward T. Dixon will speak at a Catholic Women's Association installation at Good Samaritan Hospital. A rear wall collapse followed excavations on East Third Street. Norwood Church Sunday School plans a missionary program The Banner Of Truth. Rev Fr Pryor to give Norwood High School baccalaureate sermon. Hamilton County delegates to the Ohio Christian Endeavor convention June 22 to 25. Milk wagon collision with a train at Kennedy Heights. Andrew Herzog escaped injury. Madisonville W C T U to celebrate Supreme Court Eighteenth Amendment decisions July 13 at Burnet Woods. Avondale Methodist Church to host lawn party. Sun Day School and picnic at Highlands Grove. Allied British American Society and other groups join an outing at Chester Park. Junior Order Councils from three counties join the Chester Park outing. Northside Triangle Club plans a Chester Park frolic. Sylvan Athletic Club to hold another Chester Park outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward T. Dixon
Common Pleas Court
Cincinnati Catholic Women's Association
Good Samaritan Hospital
East Third Street
Norwood Presbyterian Church
Banner of Truth
FF. C. Pryor
English Lutheran Church
Norwood
Hamilton County
Ohio Christian Endeavor
Columbus
Andrew Herzoq
French Bauer Company
Kennedy Heights
Herzog
Madisonville
Allied
British-American Society
Order of Songs of St. George
Cincinnati Burns Club
Clan Sutherland
Chester Park
Hamilton
Kenton
Campbell Counties
Deputies’ Association
Jr. Gokae
Northside Triangle Club
Northside Knights of Pythias
Chester
Sylvan Athletic Club
Births Arrive From Local Families Across City
A series of birth notices lists newborns from several couples. Maurice and Mary Callahan welcome a boy at 1072 Wil Stach Street, and Leonnd Frederica is noted with a boy at 1701 Free Mindn Avenue. Clement Kramer and Adele at 399 Potomac Street report a girl, along with multiple other families announcing baby girls and boys at various streets including Walnut, West McMillan, Colerain, Seventh, Oehler, Bella Vista Place, Minot, and Straight streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
oy _ ane
Lillian
Er Street
Callahan
Maurice and
Mary
Wil- Stach Street
Dobbrger
Leonnd Frederica
Free- Mindn Avenue
Eee
Fedephine
Elizabeth
McMillan Street
Kramer
Clement
Adele
Potomac Street
Lafleur
Jesu
Walnut Street
Mor Lesey
William and
Theresa
Peete Street
Ry. Neal
Joseph and
Colerain Avenue
Neederhauser
Fred
Agnes
West Seventh Street
Reynold
Ida
Oehler Street
R. Bodry
Harold and
Ann
Bella Vista Place
Seidsler
Edward
Alice
Minot Street
Wesselman
Adolph and
Straight Street
Public Bible lecture and Berean classes by Bible Students
International Bible Students hold a public lecture at 3 o clock by Albert Craddock titled The Present Crisis as Seen by the Prophet Daniel. Berean Bible classes follow at 4 45 with an annual congregational meeting at 7 15 at Odd Fellows Temple Seventh and Elm Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Bible Students
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Seventh and Elm Streets
Albert Craddock
Daniel
Edward Francis Dies at Hotel Gibson in Cincinnati
Edward Francis a 39 year old banker from Arcanum Ohio and director of the First National Bank of Arcanum died at the Hotel Gibson in Cincinnati. He collapsed while a cigarette was lit and was pronounced dead by Dr Bertha Lietze. Mr Francis had traveled with George E Niswonger and others to Cincinnati to attend the races and to return to Arcanum for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Francis
Arcanum
First National Bank
Gibson
George E. Niswonger
Mr. Francis
Cincinnati
Mr. Niswonger
Francis
T. Douglas Smith
Niswonger
Dayton
Israncis
Mrs Ellen Edwards 78 Mother of Manufacturer Dies
Mrs Ellen Edwards 78 widow of Walter A Edwards and mother of E W Edwards died at her home 3478 Pleasant Hill avenue Walnut Hills. Born in Ireland 1842 she came to Cincinnati after marriage in New York City and was active in McKendree M E Church. Survived by four daughters and four sons with service at 2 pm Monday and burial in Spring Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Edwards
E. W. Edwards
Pleasant Hill Avenue
Walnut Hills
Walter A. Edwards
Miles Greenwood Foundries
Edwards
Ireland
London
United States
Old Trinity Church
New York City
Cincinnati
Walter A
George R
Edward W
Howard W
L. A. Hildreth
Matilda J. Edwards
S. B. Welsh
Columbus
C. R. Clark
Campaign
Spring Grove Cemetery
Obituary for John W Acomb 87 Funeral at McMillan Street Chapel
Funeral services for John W Acomb 87 retired who died Thursday at his daughter’s home Mrs W S Magly 2520 Woodburn Ave will be held this afternoon in W Mack Johnson’s chapel McMillan Street Burial will be in Spring Grove Cemetery He is survived by a son and three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John. W. Acomb
W. S. Magly
Woodburn Avenue
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan Street
Spring Grove
Mr. Acomb
River Stage Update At Six P.M. Reports Falling Level
River stage at 6 p.m. shows a falling level along the waterway. Forecasts indicate continued drop as river conditions ease.
Playground Heads to Meset Institute for Supervisors
A three day institute for playground supervisors and directors runs June 17 to 19 under the Park Commission and Community Service League. The Deer Creek Commons Clubhouse hosts the first two sessions with Miss Katherine Dabney speaking on The Theory of Play and A E Roberts addressing Leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Commission
Community Service League
Deer Creek Commons
Katherine Dabney
A. E. Roberts
Ex Officers to Meet in First Cincinnati Chapter Event
Invitations have been sent for the Cin cinnati Chapter American Officers of the Great War annual meeting at Ft Mitchell Country Club on June 19 at 7 pm. Dinner will be served and brief addresses given by former officers. assembly departs from the Business Men's Club at 6 15 pm. Officers with spare motor cars should contact Adjutant C H Sanders at 211 East Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ft. Mitchell Country Club
Business Men’s Club
C. H. Sanders
East Fourth Street
Central Christian Church Service and Programs
Central Christian Church on Ninth Street near City Hall announces Bible school at 9:30 a.m. Morning worship with communion at 10:30 led by Rev. C M Yocum. C E meeting at 6:30 p.m. Children’s Day exercises at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Ninth St
City Hall
C. J. Sebastian
Bible
C. M. Yocum
C. E
Christian Science Churches Services Here in Cincinnati
Sunday service at 11 A.M. and Wednesday meeting at 8 P.M. at First Church Cincinnati 2315 Park Avenue Walnut Hills. Second Church Cincinnati meets at Hanselmann Masonic Temple 23830 Clifton Avenue Reading rooms 805 Union Trust Building. Branches of the Mother Church First Church of Christ Scientist Boston Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
Cincinnati
Park
Walnut Hills
Hanselmann Masonic Temple
Clifton Ay
Union Trust Building
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Church Of Christ Scientist Service Times And Sale
Church of Christ Scientist at S W cor Race and Eighth streets offers 10 45 a m service on the topic Gold the Preserver of Man Sunday school at 945 a m and testimony meeting Wednesday at 745 p m The Christian Science Publishing Society publications are for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ
S. W. Cor
Race
Eighth Streets
The
Christian Science Publishing Society
Morning service at Church of the New Jerusalem
Rev. Louis G. Hoeck leads a morning service at 11 with the sermon Seeds of Truth. Sunday school convenes at 9:45 at the corner of Oak and Winslow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF the New Jerusalem
Cor. Oak and Winslow
Louis G. Hoeck
Walnut Hills Church Activities Schedule In Rain
Walnut Hills Congregational Church on Kemper Lane at Locust Street hosts a children's Sunday program at 11 a.m. with a pastor's talk "Setting Backfires" and an 7:30 p.m. union open air service on the lawn of the Christian Church on Locust Street if weather permits. The Walnut Hills Presbyterian quartet provides a sermon titled "An Unknown Disciple" by Rev. R. G. Clapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills
Avon Presbyterian Church Sermon at Avondale
Avondale Presbyterian Church at Reading road and Lee place holds an 11 a.m. service with the Rev. C. F. Goss D.D. delivering the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale Presbyterian Church
Reading Road
Lee Place
C. F. Goss
Avon-dale Sermon and Sunday School Schedule
Methodist Episcopal Avon-dale opens with a sermon by John Bayne Ascham at 11 a.m. and kindergarten classes for attending parents. S. S. at 9:49 with classes for all, Superintendent Frank L. Raschig, 528 Forest Ave. Bishop Hartzell to speak at Pleasant Ridge Church at 10:45 on World Methodism. Clifton Sunday school at 9:40 public worship at 11 on Why We Are Christians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale
John Bayne Ascham
S. S
Frank L. Raschig
Forest Av
Joseph C. Hartzell
Pleasant Ridge
Clifton
The New Thought Temple Services and Library Hours
The New Thought Temple at Corner McMifian Street and Grandview Avenue Walnut Hills hosts Sunday services at 11 with the topic Applied Psychology the Acid Test. A Bible class led by Mr Jerome covers The Sacred Name of Friend. The 1216 Mercantile Library Building houses a free reading room open daily 10 to 4, Saturdays 10 to 1, with the temple library open daily 10 to 4 except weekends. Seats are free and all are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Thought Temple
McMifian Street
Grandview Avenue
Walnut Hills
May Cornell Stoiber
Jerome
Mercantile Library
First Universalist Church Children Day and Sermon
The First Universalist Church on Essex Street Walnut Hills holds church school at 9 4 with Children’s Day exercises and a sermon at 11 by Rev Don Scott of St Johnsbury VT. Infant baptism and reception of new members also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Universalist
Essex Street
Walnut Hills
Christ
Don Scott
St. Johnsbury
National Lecturer to Speak at Theosophical Society Meeting
The National Lecturer of the Theosophical Society and former Assistant U S Attorney Chicago appears Sunday June 13 at 8 15 P M in the Auditorium under Queen City Lodge Theosophical Society auspices Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theosophical Society
Ass’t U
Queen City Lodge Theosophical Society
News From Other Ports
Evansville river at 19.6 feet and rising. water level clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville—River
Masonic Shrine Final Summer Meeting at Kaaba
Syrian Temple N M S holds final summer meeting at the Kaaba in the Scottish Rite Cathedral this Saturday at 8 o clock. Visiting Nobles welcome. 1920 Shrine card admits. Frank J. Zumstein Potentate, F. Wm Harte Recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syrian Temple
Kaaba
Frank J. Zumstein
F. WM. Harte
Marriage Licenses List With Names and Addresses
A long list of individuals including Charles W. Caslett Martha Callahan Peter M. Fisher Minnie Hirlinger and many others is shown with residential addresses across Ohio Pennsylvania and California. The compilation appears under the heading Marriage Licenses and includes multiple couple pairings and placement details for recording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Caslett
Martha Callahan
Peter M. Fisher
Minnie Hirlinger Frank, L. Rammacher
Helen’ Herbig
James J. Faran, Jr
Angeline H. Loveland August Mays
Errera Giovanni
Calvin
ER. Pyle
Rosalind R. Hyde
Harland J. Johnson
Jeanne
Deaths Acomb Edwards Meininger Montgomery Taylor Weaver
Death notices for Acomb Edwards Meininger Montgomery Taylor and Weaver list services and funeral details. Acomb at daughter's residence with service June 12. Edwards at residence Walnut Hills June 11. Meininger at North Fairmount June 12. Montgomery at Hollywood June 12. Taylor at Pleasant Ridge June 12. Weaver at Westwood residence June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary P. Taylor
Ridge Avenue
Pleasant Ridge
Lottie M
George L. Weaver
Daytona Avenue
Westwood
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Vine
Nion Savings Bank Trust Company
Vine St
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Peebles Corner
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Miller Tires
Cord
Tire CO
New Court House
GAS Ranchi
Attagkel
Donnelly
W. W. Freeman
East End Welfare Association
Covington Notes
Kenton Circuit
M. L. Vottler
Jessie Christ
Romania
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Moore
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Cincinnati Company Appeals
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International Bible Students’ Association
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First Universalist Church
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B.A
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Nace
Henry B. Walthall
Thomas Murray
Houdini
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Broadway
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Masonic
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Youngstown
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Elmer Dyrasen
Minnie Criswell
August Hehn
Ida Meserth
Frank E. Hawey
Hattie Farmer Fisher N. Davis
Oliver. Hunt
W. Camme
Lydia Knodel
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Myrtle Brockmai
George J. Reiser
Cecelia Diesel
Harry C. Wuest
Rosetta Fort
James E. Warren Bianche
Anderso- Herbert Wiedem
Margaret Kratch
Louis Horwarth
Caroline
Bald John Gress
Marie Rodenberg
Donora
Lincoln Ave
A. Me
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Dennis St
Sycamore St
Esmond St
Horton and Derby
Marlowe Ave
Third St
Hatmaker St
Hatmaker
Harrison, Ave
Klotter Ave
Chateau Ave
State Ave
Toledo
O. Norwood
Findlay
W. McMicken Ave
Riddle St. Carthage
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Auburn Ave
St. Bernard
Race St
College Hill
Clifton Ave
Stratford St
York St
Dayton St
T. J. Mulvihill
J.J. Sullivan & CO
E. 4Th St
Rainbow Division
Vine Street
15Th St
Drs
Hewitt
Mackenbach
Race Street
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