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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1925

Page

3

New American Paradise Discovered Along Ohio River Road

A reporter profiles the rebuilt Ohio River road from Cincinnati to East Liverpool, praising its beauty and economic potential. Ohio Official L A Boulay notes swift progress, highway financing ideas, and plans to finish paving within the year while highlighting regional growth, history, and resource wealth.

Ohio Isaac Schwartz Ohio River Ohio-Indiana Liverpool Yast L. A Boulay Highways and Public Works of Rome Lawrence County Boulay Illinois

Suffering Feet Come To KAPPNER

Amputation avoided The Knife Super ceded. Expert fitter on Trusses Abdominal and Elastic Supports. Examination Free Open 9 to 6 Daily. KAPPNER MANUFACTURING COMPANY Foot Comfort Appliances and Red Eye Feet Remedies. Sold to shoe and drug stores. 1319 Main 8 T.

Kappner Manufacturing Company

Four Cincinnatians Named to Study Election Laws

Secretary of State Thad H Brown chairs a Special Elections Committee subcommittee roster studying registration party responsibility conduct of elections primaries and organization of boards of elections. Cincinnati’s Ray Hillenbrand Joseph R Gardner Jesse C Hanley and others named will present ideas at the July 15 meeting in Columbus with Mayor Gessler of Cleveland invited to speak.

Columbus Thad H. Brown A A. J. Hirstins Cleveland Horace S. Keifer Springfield Ray Hillenbrand Cincinnati Joseph R. Gardner Leroy W. Hunt Toledo Jesse C. Hanley East Liverpool C. C. Chappelear Circleville Harry M. Carpenter Steubenville A. J. Hirstins Leroy W. Hunt C. E. Knapp Lodi Gessler

National credit body elects George J Gruen

In Washington June 13 the National Association of Credit Men heard Rodman Gilder of Credit Monthly warn that growing installment buying signals a dangerous trend. Richard T. Baden of Baltimore was named president. vice presidents include W. H. Peach New York George J. Gruen Cincinnati and Frank D. Rock Denver. J Harry Tregoe of New York was re-elected Executive Manager. the association endorsed President Coolidge's economy program.

Washington America Rodman Gilder The Credit Monthly National Association of Credit Men Michigan Times Richard T. Baden Baltimore W. H. Peach New York George J. Gruen Cincinnati Frank D. Rock Denver J. Harry Tregoe President Coolidge

Neophytes Enter Grotto in Cincinnati Initiation Parade

More than 1,200 Prophets of the Oola Khan Grotto paraded through downtown Cincinnati before a spring initiation at Emery Auditorium. Seventy five neophytes were to "ride the goat" at the ceremony led by Kishmee Grotto of Covington. The event wrapped with dinner, a vaudeville show, and plans for the June pilgrimage to Atlantic City for the Supreme Council.

Oola Khan Emery Auditorium Covington Blue Lodge Grotto William Sypher Veterans’ Memorial Broadway Monarch Apking William Thee Clifford Mueller Albert Striker Walter Walker Guard Thomas O’neil Sentinel Fred Hern Harrison Crow Revels Andreas Burkhardt Fourth Street Supreme Council Atlantic City Cincinnati Frank E. Stevenson Washington New York

Ludendorff Calls French Army a World Peace Menace

Berlin reports General Ludendorff now a pacifist after an exclusive World News Service interview. He rejects Allied notes as hateful, defends Germany’s disarmament, and says Versailles disarms Germany only to leave warlike French forces dominant in Europe.

Ludendorff Samuel Spewack New York Germany Europe United States N. Y. World News Service N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co

Stone to Lie in State in Engineers' Building Cleveland

Warren S. Stone chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers will lie in state Monday in the Engineers' Building auditorium in Cleveland. He died unexpectedly in a hospital. Doors open 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Funeral at Euclid Avenue Congregational Church at 2 p.m.

Cleveland Warren S. Stone Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Lake View Stone Engineers Euclid Avenue Congregational Church

Investigation on Judge Ross in Bank Case at Memphis

A five lawyer committee will review reports on alleged banking transactions by Judge Ross of the Federal District Court for Western Tennessee. The People's Saving at Jackson, closed by the State Banking Department, reportedly held an account of $32,000 for the judge. The Memphis and Shelby County Bar Association urged the judge to step aside temporarily.

Department of Highways and Public Works Memphis Tenn Ross Federal District Court For Tennessee People’s Saving Jackson Byer Memphis and Shelby County Bar Association

Werchnedneprowsker Society Barred by Judge

New York June 14. Supreme Court Justice Benedict refused to approve the incorporation for a proposed progressive society due to the name Werchnedneprowsker deeming it un American. He stated he would not stamp approval for any society named after a foreign place without indication of native origin among the incorporators.

New York Werchnedneprowsker Supreme Court Benedict

Actress found over stove in New York mystery

Police probe the death of vaudeville actress Mrs. Gertrude Tolvert, 32, found bent over a gas stove with a blanket over head and stove, gas jets on. Jewels worth 900 dollars missing and one eye reportedly bruised. Husband, a Wall Street actor and taxi owner, says she was in good spirits earlier. Autopsy planned.

New York Gertrude Tolvert Wall Street

Marvels of today kill youth thrills says Chauncey Depew

Chauncey M Depew on WRNY debut argues modern marvels may dull youth thrills once felt in Barnum s Museum days He recalls blood curdling yells of Indians and a Sioux brogue and cites past figures from Plato to Washington as mortal achievers with limited tools WRNY at Hotel Roosevelt broadcasts 500 watts on 258 5 meters beginning 8 p m

New York Chauncey M. Depew WRNY P. T. Barnum Mike Chauncey Plato Washington Lincoln Hotel Roosevelt

Wagered Barrel Roll Around German Border by Germans

Two Turnverein Gut Heil members from Krefeld roll a 760 pound nine foot high barrel along the German frontier to complete a year long bet. They must cover at least 6.9 miles daily and have averaged 12.4 miles since January. They aim to return to Krefeld by Christmas to win 1500 marks, with Turnverein covering about six dollars weekly per roller.

Berlin Turnverein Gut Heil Krefeld

Town of 4 000 Boasts Oldest Hotel in Germany

Miltenberg a town of about four thousand on the River Main claims the oldest hostelry in Germany. The Gasthaus Zum Reisen dates to the twelfth century and hosted royalty and famous figures including Frederick Barbarossa Ludwig of Bavaria Charles IV Luther and generals from the Thirty Years War. The inn remained a bustling business through later conflicts and visits by Moltke.

Associated Press Berlin Miltenberg Main Odehwald Speshart Germany Frederick Barbarossa Ludwig of Bavaria Charles IV Martin Luther Gustav Adolphus Tilly Wallenstein Pappenheim Turrene von Moltke

Six Sofia Plotters Sentenced to Die in Cathedral Bombing

A Sofia military tribunal sentenced six involved in the Svet Kral Cathedral bombing to death. Four others were hanged for the April outrage that killed 160. Bulgaria reports 3,194 others jailed awaiting trial amid a rapid military purge of Communist activities.

Associated Press Sofia Svet Kral Bulgaria Chamber of Deputies

20000 Made Jobless in England by Tariff

Fickle fashion and the British tariff effective July 1 cripple the St Gall lace industry. Twenty thousand skilled workers are idle as orders from the United States and England have ceased, creating a critical unemployment situation with no easy absorption into other industries.

Geneva St. Gall United States England N. Y

Lil the Elephant Fetes New Cage Door Sparks Peeve

Lil the elephant at the Cincinnati Zoo resents a costly new cage door. The 12 by 6 foot oak and iron door with burrs to stop head pounding now requires staff to remove it, but Lil refuses to perform her trick until the door is unlocked. Six workers are needed to open it.

Lil Cincinnati Zoo Sol A. Stephan

Fishing Licenses Issued Under New Ohio Law

Louis J. Howe County Clerk yesterday received a supply of fishing licenses required for rod and reel fishing in Ohio. Licenses cost $1.10 for residents and $2.25 for nonresidents. Trotline fishing remains exempt from licensing.

Louis J. Howe Ohio

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