No Law To Exclude Archbishop From U S Officials Declare
Washington reports immigration officials said no law exists to exclude Archbishop Daniel J Mannix of Melbourne from the United States even if he refused to stand for the national anthem aboard the Ventura in Honolulu Harbor. A protest against his admission was filed by Marcellus Parsons of New York and others who traveled with him, and the matter was referred to the immigration bureau.
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Washington
Daniel J. Mannix
Melbourne
United States
Honolulu
State Department
Marcellus Parsons
New York
Immigration Bureau
Department
San Francisco
Public Service to Treat Local Roadways with Oil in 1920
The Director of Public Service confirms oiling of roadways on Symmes street Forest avenue Alms Place Locust street Melrose avenue Oak street and Beecher street after petitions by property owners led by John Ford Mrs H E Rader Miss Mary Heidliska and others. Assessments on abutting feet fund the work with time frame set for one oil treatment in summer 1920 per state law. CHAS F HORNBERGER Director and EDWARD P DURR Secretary dated June 16 1920.
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Director of Public Service
City of Cincinnati
John Ford
Symmes Street
McMillan Street
Des Moines Street
Mary Heidliska
Alms Place
Chapel Street
Locust Street
Stanton Avenue
Melrose Avenue
Beecher Street
Oak Street
Gilbert Avenue
Public Service
City of
Cincinnati
Forest Avenue
Viné Street
Lassing Street
Vinetreet
Notice to Contractors Hamilton County Ohio resurfacing bid
County Commissioners of Hamilton County Ohio invite sealed proposals for resurfacing Clark road from Cincinnati Dayton road to Lockland corporation line Springfield and Sycamore Townships. Bids due July 24 1920. Bond $1200 or certified check. bidder must use printed forms. Right to reject all bids. A Mittendorf president, Reinhardt clerk.
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Hamilton County
Ohio
Cincinnati
Clark Road
Cincinnati-Dayton Road
Lockland Corporation
Springfield
Sycamore
Board of County Commissioners
A. E. Mittendorf
Albert Reinhardt
Open Shop Report On Employer Employee Relations
UN OPEN SHOPS Members of the Chamber of Commerce board will consider a report by the Committee on Industrial Relations of the United States Chamber on relations between employers and employees. It covers hours, hygiene, open shop rights, right to organize, and public welfare with emphasis on contracts and state authority. The meeting also includes a report from the Public Utilities Committee on Regulation of Employment Relations to Public Service Corporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Committee On Industrial Relations
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Committee On Public Utilities
Engine Jumped Track Igniting Boiler Fire at Railroad Locomotive
Fire department responded to a still alarm at Third and Mill where a Big Four Railroad locomotive jumped the track. Flames were under the boiler but the engineer refused firefighting, retracking not in their line, and firemen returned to the station seeking the person who reported the alarm.
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Third
Mill Streets
Woman thrown from window in midnight assault
Lillian Simms aged 20, of 932 West Sixth Street, suffered a fractured skull, two broken ribs, and internal injuries after being tossed from a second story window during a dispute at 643 West Fourth Street. She is being treated at General Hospital in serious condition.
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Lillian Simms
West Sixth Street
West Fourth Street
General Hospital
UPenn holds 164th commencement largest class
Philadelphia June 16 The University of Pennsylvania awarded degrees at its 164th annual commencement. More than 1,000 students received awards including 836 degrees in course and honorary degrees and certificates of proficiency.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
New Paper Process Developed for Cotton Fiber Pulp
Petersburg Virginia June 16 The Stamscott Company of Hopewell says a three month study produced a new cotton fibre pulp process and plans to start large scale production soon.
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Petersburg
Stamscott Company of
Hopewell
Two Hundred Miners Die in Japanese Mine Disaster
A fire damp explosion at the Yubari coal mines in Sapporo on Yezo island killed 200 miners. Dispatches received today confirm the tragedy and casualties.
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Tokio
Yubari
Sapporo
Yezo
Blaze Causes $1500 Loss To Printing Ink Plant
Fire of unknown origin damaged the Standard Printing Ink Company at 1644 Providence Street, costing about $1500. The blaze started in a fumes pipe from the ink and varnish plant, sending flames to the pipe top and back to the roof before the department arrived. A spark also caused a small fire at Bode Wagon Works nearby, contained quickly.
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Standard Printing Ink Company
Providence Street
Bode Wagon Works
Livingston Street
Central Avenue
Auto Truck Robbers Hold Up Wayfarer in Bridgetown
Albert Schuster reports being stopped by two Negroes and a white man in an automobile on Queen City avenue last night. One robber pointed a revolver at his head while another took $165 from him. Clothing valued at $48.50 was stolen from Janas Dickey at 503 Armory Avenue.
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Albert Schuster
Nicholson Street
Bridgetown
Queen City Avenue
Janas Dickey
Armory Avenue
Church to Install Dr Greene as Pastor
The Rev. D. A. Greene will be installed as pastor of the Poplar Street Presbyterian Church tomorrow night at 7 45 oclock. The Rev. Jesse Halsey presides and the sermon will be by the Rev. J W Stephens. The pastor's charge will be given by the Rev. Charles Williams and the people's charge by the Rev. Herbert Hezlop.
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D. A. Greene
Poplar Street Presbyterian Church
Jesse Halsey
D.D
Seventh Presbyterian Church
J. W. Stephens
Lane Seminary
Charles Williams
Lebanon
Herbert Hezlop
Hyde Park Presbyterian Church
Anniversary events and civic notices in Cincinnati area news
The first Katherine Booth Memorial Home anniversary was celebrated with a lawn party and Boy Scout Band concert. A Ladies Aid fete occurred on the lawn of Dr. and Mrs. Kunz. A $100 reward was posted for George Hawkins's body from the Ohio River, and Maud Jackson was reported missing. Local police transfers and appointments followed, along with election invitations and stock campaign planning for the Cincinnati Automobile Club. A new patent automobile heater manufacturer was announced to open soon, led by T. J. Scott.
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Katherine Booth
Avondale
Jefferson Avenue
Maud Jackson
Corinth
Cincinnati Lodge No. 2
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Temple
George F. Woehler
John Beckman
St. Paul
Cincinnati
Arthur M. Boulware
Chamber of Commerce
T. J. Scott
Scott-Spencer Machine Tool Company
American Missionary Killed By Chinese Troops in China
Rev. W A Reimert, acting president of Hoping College Yo Chow, was killed when northern troops attacked the Reformed Church mission at Yo Chow fifty miles north of Chang Sha in Hu Nan Province. The mission quarters were looted and foreigners fled to Pingsian. Reimert, 44, from New Tripoli Pa, had served in China since 1902 and leaves a widow and four children.
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Peking
Chang Ching-Yao
Chang-Sha
Hu-Nan
Yo-Chow
W. A. Reimert
Liling
Wu-Chang
Chang- Sha
Pingsian
Siang-Kiang
Yo- Chow
Washington
Legation
State Department
Chang Ching- Yao
Philadelphia
Reimnert
China
Hoping College
New Tripoli
Lehigh County
Ursinus College
Ursinus Theological College
William
Mercersburg
Reimert
Attendance Records Fall at G A R Veterans Encampment
DENNISON, COLO. June 16 All attendance records were broken at the second day of the fifty fourth G A R encampment as hundreds of veterans arrive on trains from Columbus Newark and Dayton. The first business meeting was at Uhrichsville with Daughters of Veterans Woman's Relief Corps and other auxiliary groups meeting. An automobile tour of Tuscarawas County was followed by visits to Gnadenhutten Goshen Indian cemetery and other historic sites. A colors salute, camp fire, ball and reception for National Commander D M Hall of Columbus concluded the day.
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Tuscarawas County
Gnadenhutten
Goshen
Sons of Veterans
Department
Woman's Relief For
D. M. Hall of Columbus
Good Roads Federation Acknowledges Club Gift
W A Alsdorf secretary of the Good Roads Federation thanks the Cincinnati Automobile Club for a 200 donation. He praises the club's friendly interest and cooperation and hopes other Ohio clubs share its constructive spirit to raise road building policies to a high plane of usefulness.
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Ohio Good Roads Federation
Cincinnati Automobile Club
W. A. Alsdorf
The
Good Roads Federation
Ohio
Labor Federation Defies Kansas Governor Amid Walkout Threat
The federation condemned Governor Allen for hindering miners and called for a broad strike if rights are not upheld. Alexander Howatt of United Mine Workers accused Allen of failing to secure adequate coal production and labor protections. The convention urged Congress to end Japanese immigration, rejected secessionist railway moves, and discussed forming an international janitorial workers union and Panama Canal hiring rules.
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Thes Federation
Porto Rico
Santo Domingo
Alexander Howatt
Kansas
Allen
Howatt
Illinois
Mr. Howatt
Court of Industrial Relations
United States
Congress
Japan
Federation
Illinois Manufacturers’s Association
International Union of
Building Service Employees of America
Panama Canal
E. L. Edgerton
Schenectady
N. Y
Weather summary for Ohio to West Virginia and notes on temperatures
Showers and cooler conditions across Ohio Indiana and Kentucky Tennessee with fair weather by Friday. West Virginia sees showers and thunderstorms and cooler conditions Thursday then fair and mild Friday. Temperature readings from multiple stations list highs in the 80s and varying precipitation totals, plus a June 16 1920 Cincinnati record with notable temperatures and wind.
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Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
River stages and conditions reported from ports
At 6 p.m. the river stage was 10 feet and falling. Davis Island Dam shows 8.6 feet and stationary. Wheeling records 9 feet and stationary with rain. Evansville reports 13 feet and falling with clear skies. Louisville gauge 11.3 feet below the locks and falling, with cloudy conditions.
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Pittsburg
Davis Island Dam
Wheeling
River
Evansville
Clear
Louisville
T. Re. Franklin
Greensboro
Ween
Zanesville
Parkersburg
West VA
Ivanhoe
Seer
Radford
Narrows
Eetsene
Hinton
Kan’ha Falls
W. Charleston
Hufftington
Williamson
W. Va
Pikeville
Ashland
Portsmouth
Ind
Nashville
Tenn
Chattanooga
Florence
Ala
Johnsonville
Paducah
Cairo
Til
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Bacheberle to be held Friday
Mrs Anna Bacheberle died suddenly of heart trouble early yesterday morning. Funeral services will be at the residence 2914 Sander Street Friday afternoon with burial in Spring Grove. She is survived by her husband and one son.
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Anna Bacheberle
Sander Street
Spring Grove
Mrs. Alvina Cronimus Dies in Cincinnati at 53
Mrs. Alvina Cronimus aged 53 wife of Philip Cronimus a Cincinnati baker died yesterday Funeral services will be at 2 30 p m tomorrow at the home 211 Lyon street burial in German Protestant Cemetery Walnut Hills She had been in poor health five years and was a member of the Daughters of America Survived by husband two sons and one daughter.
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Alvina Cronimus
Philip Cronimus
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills
Lyon Street
Cronimus
The
Daughters of America
Service For Paper Carrier Theodore Ruwe Held At St Bonaventure
Theodore August Ruwe 58 of 1814 Westwood avenue died yesterday at 2 30 after a year long illness. He leaves a wife six sons and three daughters. Funeral services set for 9 a m Saturday at St Bonaventure's Church Queen City avenue with burial in St Joseph's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore
Ruwe
Westwood Avenue
Fairmount
St. Bonaventure’s Church
Queen City Avenue
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Local Obituary Notices June 1920
Deaths Bacheberle Annya nee Gottman wife of Charles Bacheberle at 2914 Sander street June 16 1920 funeral June 8 from residence. Petty Fredericka Kerkow wife of J E Petty at Scarlet Oaks Sanitarium Cincinnati aged 58 after illness funeral notice RUWE Theodore August husband of Sophia Sprengelmeier at 1814 Westwood avenue June 16 1920 funeral notice later Turpin Laura Hutcheson widow of Estas K Turpin funeral services Cincinnati Crematory 10 am Friday Friends invited.
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Ruwe
Theodore
Sophia Ruwe
Sprengelmeier
Westwood Avenue
Turpin
Laura Hutcheson
Estas K. Turpin
Cincinnati Crematory
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U. S
Chas. F. Hornberger
Edward P. Durr
Rudolph Worlltner Co
Marlitzer
Ampico
Godowsky
Cworuizer
National Organization
Printing Ink Company
Revolver
DR. Greene
Stephen Enxel
Martin Go
Copelaw
George Lattimer
Columbus
W. T. Calerdine
Ohio Good Roads Federaon
Milford Automobile Club
Milford Town Hall
J. K. Buckingham
Milford Club
Cincinnati Automobile Club Garage Company
Post
G. A. R. Veterans
Cannon
S. S. Marie
Kansas City
New Orleans
Omaha
Galveston
S. Francisco
Winnipeg
Boston
Minnedosa
S.W
Theodore Augusst Ruwe
John Bb. Manthey
Thelma G. Fritch
Hhibert Naegeler
Catherine Ficker
Pup
Augusta E. Maxie
William E. Rose
Angela Winkier
George Coppes
Daisy Schafer
Phillips F. Greene
Ruth P. Altman
Paul R. Goering
Wella B
Chadwic
Carl Koch
Stella M. Runck Allen M. Martin
Eva M. ‘Williams
Tom Priestley
Minnie C. Gamble
Robert von Holle
Frances Haffner
Harry H. Kosier
Alta L. Sharp
John H. Gunkel
Norma Isberger
Edward Nahm
Hattie Emgel
Charles H. Schaup
Myrtle Bannan
Jeff Horton
Camella Hunt
Samuel Fizler
Helen Bachrach
Tae
Weeee
Arthur L. Baker
Nellie F. Cook
Elmer J. Rabanus
Myrtle BE. Traver Hsther Howell
Lizzie McLain Rudolph Jwanze
Emma EB. Element
W. McMicken
Crosley Ave
Bank St
Betts St
West Sixth St
Staebler
Kenton St
Colerain Ave
John St
Baymiller
Upper
Montclair
N. J
Blair Ave
St. Leger Place
Hewitt Ave
Delhi Pike
Dent, O
Lockport
Young St
Kenyon Ave
New York City
May St
Jefferson Ave
Helen St
Clifton Ave
Ohio Ave
Third St
Mansfield St
Fourth St
St. Louis
Melish Ave
Fifth St
Hathaway St
Herbert St
St. Joseph
Meyer Schaengel
Fanny Cohan
Walter LD
Gilson
Mary
Johnso
Arthur J, Smith
Ida M. Bishop
Robert C. Pinker
Louise D
Hentk
Olie Wilcoxson
Bessie Frost
James M. L. Coc
Anne
Sorin J. Bernard Mosesellie
M. Gallim
Hamilton, O
Dury Ave
la Ea Lea
Lexington, Ky
Montana Ave
Ease
Banon
Kemper Lane
Ton
College Hill
Aimp
Miami Heights
Garfield St
Stewart Place
Jorie Ave. , Jr
Crestline
Oure
Chase ‘Ve
West Corry St
Martha Ave
Kirby Ave
J. J. Sullivan & CO
East Fourth Street
Hyde Park
Rollman
Rollman’s
America
Pussy Willows
Shantungs
Hid Uiman
Donds
Vine
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