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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1925

Page

2

Old-Time Stars To Shine Again At National Baseball Jubilee

The Cincinnati Club prepares a golden jubilee celebration for the National Baseball League's founding with a 1:30 parade from Walnut and Central Parkway to Redland Field and a 2:45 flag raising. Notables include Long John Reilly and dignitaries Judge Landis and John Heydler, amid divisions featuring school teams, amateur players, and semi professionals.

National Baseball League Cincinnati John” Reilly Cincinnati Club Walnut Street Central Parkway Fourth Walnut Streets Redland Field Coney Island Calliope Pat Moran, Jr

Examination questions stolen from UW sold to students

The Capital Times reports examination questions were stolen from three University of Wisconsin buildings and sold to over three thousand students at ten dollars each. More than one hundred students faced questioning by Dean E. H. Goodnight. The men noted had poor class averages but strong final exam results, with court action planned against the burglar, according to C. W. Zdanowicz.

Madison Wis Capital Times University of Wisconsin H. Goodnight C. W. Zdanowicz

Reds Aim to Extend Winning Streak Against Brooklyn Invaders

The Reds will endeavor to lengthen their string of victories at the expense of the invaders from Brooklyn in a forthcoming game.

Reds Brooklyn

Births listed in city notices include numerous area families

Several couples reported births with addresses in Sayler Park, Queen City Avenue, Woodward Avenue and nearby streets. Boys and girls named among newborns include Becker Jacob Ebien, Bernhardt George Martha, Fago Dominick Marie, Gentry John Daisy, Jolly Adam Afra, Jones Kart Bertha, McCollum James Mary, McGowan Edmond Nora, Mehering Alvin Lucille, Reeves George Eva, Schadler Alvin Dorothy, and Schmidt Herman Cora.

Augustine Antonio Agnes Queen City Avenue Becker Jacob Ebien Sayler Park Bernhardt George J Martha Woodward Avenue Giree Maria Victorirs Fago Dominick and Marie West Sixty-Eighth Street Sane Alae Gertrude Tanner Avenue Ruben Emma Columbia Avenue Gentry John and Daisy Fergus Street Gilmore Cyrus Mabel Woodburn Avenue Art Eeey Helen Winton Roa Gum Sheridan Lillie West Fifteenth Street Jolly Adam Afra Fillmore Street Jones— Kart Bertha Central Avenue Kistner Anthony Hilda Wheeler Lewallen- Baier Vilda Hartwell McCollum James and Mary Whetsel Avenue Herman Cora Kessler Avenue Smith Mathew Irene Purcell Avenue Steioff—Othmar Isabel Avenue Stiens— Edmund Clara Rose Hi Turner -Lether West Seventh Street Weisenberer Joseph Alma Sedam Street

Resolutions honor Lt General Miles in Cincinnati

Resolutions drafted in memory of Lt General Nelson A Miles were signed by Cincinnati Court No 82 Guard of Liberty and sent to his son and daughter. Nearly 500 attended the Riverside Methodist Church social opening, with the church recently spending 28 dollars on improv. A company outing will be hosted by Joseph Benning Printing Co at Steffens garden Kennedy Heights with breakfast and a chicken dinner. Procter and Gamble executive N Whitney spoke at Maketewah Country Club election dinner. H C Blackwell was named president with officers and committee members listed. Community concerts start June 16 at Blue Rock and Hamilton avenues public playgrounds with Kuhns Concert Band.

Nelson A. Miles Washington, D. C Cincinnati Court Guard of Liberty Charles Aglee Frank Stolle Miles Riverside Methodist Episcopal Church I. G. Armhrust Joseph Benning Printing Company Steffens’s Garden Kennedy Heights N. Whitney Procter & Gamble Company Maketewah Country Club Cincinnati American Institute of Electrical Engineers H.C. Blackwell E.S. Fields A. M. Wilson T. €. Reed T. H. Schoepf 0. H. Hutchings F. R. Healey Cumminaville Northside Theublic Blue Rock Hinilton Avenues Kuhn

Real estate loans filed in May 1925 total over one thousand

In May 1925, 1,089 first mortgage loans were filed with County Recorder Harry L. Federman per A. Malkin Inc. The loans totaled 6,513,816 dollars. Banks and insurers issued 219 loans totaling 2,807,897 dollars. Building and loan associations issued 870 loans totaling 3,705,919 dollars. There were 1,335 mortgages canceled totaling 4,967,574 dollars.

Harry L. Federman County Recorder A. Malkin, Inc Bank and Insurance Company

Five room bungalow sold at 4048 Crosley avenue Norwood

M Shepherd of Nashville Tennessee purchased a five room frame semi bungalow with built in garage at 4048 Crosley avenue Norwood. John FE Manthey was broker for R Byrne and negotiated the sale yesterday.

Crosley Avenue Norwood M. Shepherd Nashville Tenn John FE. Manthey R. Byrne

Builder sells colonial two story on Hewitt Crescent

Charles Klaphake, a builder, disposed of a two story semi bungalow of the colonial style on Hewitt Crescent to Edwin F. Sullivan through the Frederick A. Schmidt Company at an undisclosed price.

Charles Klaphake Hewitt#Crescent Edwin F. Sullivan Frederick A. Schmidt

Mortgage Recorded by Hotel Alms Company for $290000

A mortgage left for record with Harry L. Federman, County Recorder, yesterday from the Hotel Alms Company to Melvin L. Strauss as trustees for bondholders to issue $290,000 in bonds. It covers the new hotel under construction on Locust street south side, west of Alms place, Walnut Hills. Interest rate noted as reface cent, due October 1.

Harry L. Federman County Recorder Hotel Alms Company Melvin L. Strauss Locust Street Alms Place Walmout Hills

Weather Across States Sees Warmer, Thunder Showers Possible

Ohio and West Virginia expect partly cloudy skies and rising temperatures with possible local thunderstorms Friday into Saturday. Indiana and Tennessee show warming trends with scattered showers and thunder storms locally. Mississippi not listed. detailed regional altitudes and city readings included.

Ohio West Virginia Kentucky Tennessee Indiana Cat Crags Eastport Chicago Reston Kansas C Atlantic C Omaha Birm Louisville San Diego Nashville Winnipeg Marie Pas

Bell Edward Gordon Bell funeral notices

Multiple brief funeral notices dated June 1925 list arrivals for Beaths, Brichtto, Borcherding, Davis, Ebert, Frintz and Goepper. Each item gives kin, residence, and funeral details including church or chapel, dates, times, and final resting places as typical obituary briefs.

Cremation Services Ad Usa Busse Borgmann Co

Free booklet offers details on Sanitary and aesthetic cremation at a non sectarian facility. The Busse Borgmann Co directs three chapels located at 618 Union Central Bidg Mi 3695 with no charges listed.

Union Central Bidg Busse & Borgmann Co Fanera Freeman Avenue

Rescues Two From A Cistern

Two workers, Jon Bennett and Joe Alexander, were pulled from an abandoned cistern on Third street after Bennett collapsed while probing pipes. Both men, rescued by Harold Stimer with a rope and firemen using palmotors, were in critical condition at General Hospital along with their rescuer. The incident occurred during conduit work by Union Gas and Electric as foreman Harry Kaiser oversaw the crew.

Joe Alexander West Court Street Alexander Jon Bennett West Fifth Street General Hospital Union Gas and Electric Company Harry Kaiser Seventh Avenue Dayton Elmer O'Neil Warren Edwards C. Fink

Philo mena Brichetto Rites Set for Tomorrow

Funeral services for Miss Philo mena Brichetto 63 of 1901 Taft road will be held tomorrow at 9 o clock in Sacred Heart Church Burial will be in St Josephs Cemetery She is a daughter of Joseph Brichetto who died at midnight after weeks of illness Survived by her father a sister Miss Lottie Brichetto and two brothers Louis and Charles Also the home of J J Sullivan Co undertakers Bell place and McMillan Street used for services

Bell Edward Gordon Bell Borcherding Flora Nee Schaaf William E. Borcherding Bruestlea Cheviot Rom Westwood M. E North Arwhler Avenues Davis George Wesley Olivia Shearer Davis E. A Reading Road Frintz Eugene Mattie Lewis Frintz Baymiller Street Fat Unitarian Conational Linton Street Rag Road Philomena Brichetto Taft Rodd Sacred Heart Church St. Joseph’s Cemetery Miss Brichetto Joseph Brichetto J. J. Sullivan & Co Bell Place McMillan Street Miss Lottie Brichetto Louis and Charles

Do Business on Merit Rotarians Advised

Howard J. Wisehaupt of Cleveland urged Rotary Club members to conduct business on merit urging an end to competition through unscrupulous means. He said the era of fair dealings is here and men will be compelled to transact business on its merits.

N&a Howard J. Wisehaupt Cleveland Rotary Club Linton

Steamship News from New York World June 11 1900

Shipping notices list outbound steamers for June 12 including Stavengerfjord to Bergen at 2 pm Star to Progreso 1 am Cibao to Kingston 12 m Prince der Ederlanden to Port Prince 3 pm Leviathan to Everton 12 m Arrivals include Tivives Rosalind Thuringia with dates from Christobal St Johns Hamburg and May 28 respectively.

New York World News New York Shipping News da Incong Reliance Cver Matura Trinidad Stavengerfjord Bergen Star Progreso Cibao Kingston Prince der Ederlanden Port Prince Leviathan Everton Tivives Christobal Rosalind St. Johns Thuringia Hamburg

Ohio River at Cincinnati Stays 12.3 Feet Waiting Arrival and Departures

The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 12.3 feet and stationary at 6 oclock last night with arrivals of the Tom Greene from Pomeroy and the Cincinnati from Louisville and departures of the Greenwood to Charleston and Queen City to Louisville. The Tom Greene may depart for Charleston tomorrow night and the Andes is due from Madison Indiana this morning with a departure later tonight. Sealed bids for 1500 tons of coal tar road binding material are invited by June 29 1925 with bonds and performance guarantees required.

Ohio River Cincinnati Greenwood Charleston Queen City Louisville Tom Greene Andes Madison Ind City Hall Ohio City Purchasing & Land Pittsburgh Oreee Kyeemsseretes Indee Enemerere Seu Didi Evansville Ienon Memphis Tenn Peeeneeweree Helena Vicksby Miss Seeeteenes New Jeans Cree Franklin Easly Knoxville Apical Chattanooga Florence Ala Japin Gag Ae Con Avenport Keokuk Iesiiae Cockebioanend Omaha Kansas City T. Louis Little Rock Pittsb G—River

Mother Wins Highest Honors in Brooklyn Law School

New York June 11 Mrs Sarah Levin Kopelman mother of an eleven year old child today was awarded the highest honors in the graduating class of the Brooklyn Law School of St Lawrence University. She carried an average of 93.7 percent for the full course. Her husband Barnett E Kopelman is a practicing attorney in New York.

Associated Press New York Sarah Levin Kopelman Brooklyn Law School St. Lawrence University Kopelman

Flag Day Services To Be Held Here At Multiple Venues

Flag Day services will be conducted Sunday at several institutions. In the American House the Junior Chamber of Commerce leads the program with address by Assistant County Prosecutor Mrs. Jessie Adler and music by Odler and Oyler School pupils. Diplomas at St. Josephs Orphanage will be awarded with speakers Anthony B. Dunlap and Rev. Jerome B. O Regan. Flags presented by Rev Frank S. Cody and Rev John R. Ballew, and a Boy Scout flag salute.

Jerome B. O'Regan Frances Jerome Froome Morris Linn Street Presbyterian Church Frank S. Cody John R. Ballew Lockland Presbyterian Church Union Veterans’ Legion Nellie Thomaley

Residential addresses list for Uneviot and Norwood areas

A compact roster of street and house numbers across Uneviot VA and Norwood including Boone Boone st Richmond Findlay Flora Ravine Sedam Hatmaker Chandler Dunlap Race W Ninth Fosdick Hanfield Woodburn and related city blocks. No narrative text or dates provided.

Boone St Richmond St Glenway Findlay St Flora St Ravine St Sedam St Hatmaker St Chandler St

Shillito Rites Held as City Council Passes Oil Treatment Resolutions

Crowds filled the Presbyterian Church of the Covenant for the funeral of Stewart Shillito, president of the John Shillito Company, with funeral rites led by Rev. Frank H. Stevenson. The service honored his generosity and civic ties as a Business Men's Club and Harvard Club attended, flowers and pallbearers noted, burial at Spring Grove. Also, multiple Cincinnati city resolutions authorize oil treatment districts on Locust and Glenwood avenues and Bishop Street, authorizing assessments to abutting property owners under Ordinance 253-1924.

Director of Public Service City of Cincinnati Locust Street Ashland Avenue Woodburn Avenue Ashlan Avenue McMillan Street Chapel Street Byrnes- Conway Company State of Ohio Chas. F. Hornberger Edward P. Durr Thec Eoen Glenwood Avenue Glenwood’ Avenué Vine Street Alaska Avenué Council Presbyterian Church of the Covenant Eighth and Elm Streets Stewart Shillito John Shillito Company Frank H. Stevenson Stevenson Illito Church of the Covenant Shillito Dan Beddoe Arthur C. Angert Louise Koetter Erwin Meyer Edwin P. Weidinger J. Warren Ritchey Lester E. Kemper Commercial Club Harvard Club Shillito Company Edward Colston Charles T. Greve W. A. Hopple Allen Collier Otto Armleder W.S. Rowe Frank Suire George Hoadly John Omwake George W. Armstrong Spring Grove Or. Armleder C. H. M. Atkins Bert Baldwin W. E. Keplinger Bishop Street Lakewood Avenue Jefferson Avenue Byrnes-Conway Company Ofice Chas F. Hornberger City of Cincinnati Anthony Wayne Avenue Millsdale Avenue Mill Creek Bridge Woodbine Avenue Avalon Avenue Anthony Wayne Milledale Avenue Public Service

Mystery of Ghost Prisoner Plagues Newport Jail

The Newport Jail harbors a puzzling escape both night and day. Commissioner Ebert and The Commercial Tribune investigate how James P. Shouse, jailed for liquor charges, seemingly vanished or was misidentified. Jailers Simms Nagel and Nagel are under scrutiny as prior escapes by two Negro prisoners fuel the mystery.

Newport Ebert The Commercial Tribune George Simms Simms James P. Shouse Shouse John P. Nagel

Missing men and boy prompt police search requests

Police asked yesterday to search for Henry Kottak. A telegram from H. Bosse Son’s said Philip Kottak, Henry’s brother, was dead in Louisville. Relatives of 12 year old Charles Dodds, of Glendale, asked for a search after he was last seen riding a mule between Norwood and Lockland.

Henry Kottak H. Bosse & Son’s Philip Kottak Louisville Charles Dodds Glendale Norwood Lockland

Lace Tax Adopted by Commons Amid 233 to 123 Vote

London observers report the House of Commons passed a five year lace and embroidery import tax of 33 1 3 percent ad valorem. The resolution, prized by Sir Philip Cunliffe-Lister, targets all lace products and embroidery for five years.

London House of Commons Philip Cunliffe-Lister Board of Trade

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