Runaway Cow Heat Victim Near Liberty Street Embankment
A runaway cow escaped stockyards and, overheated in 86 degree heat, plunged into a hole near Liberty Street and the C and O Railroad. Drovers debated destroying it, but Dr. Rufus B. Blume ordered restraint and feeding. A heat casualty, Mrs. Rose Munns, 40, collapsed at Third and Vine and was taken to General Hospital. The day turned unsettled with high humidity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus B. Blume
Board of Health
Liberty Street
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Liberty
Mercury
Camp Washington
Blume
W. C Devereaux
Bachelors Say Goodbye To Edward P Messham
Edward Paul Messham traffic manager of the Logan and Kanawha Coal Company is wedded to Miss Hilda M. Koch in Tremont and Lawnway avenues at Immanuel Church. A farewell dinner at Goodwins Garden honored him with World War service classmates and business friends present.
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Edward Paul Messham
Logan and Kanawha Coal Company
Hilda M. Koch
Joseph A. Koch
Esmonde Avenue
Immanuel Evangelical Protestant Church
Tremont
Lawnway Avenues
Messham
Goodwin's Garden
Montgomery
Blair Avenues
136Th Field Artillery
Asell
Carl Klinge
Charles Evans
Martin Tobin
Conrad Ornes
Murray Morten
Rodney Morten
Joseph D. Morten
Walter Beckie
Royal Ryan
Longworth Guest at Paris Luncheon
Nicholas Longworth of Ohio, Speaker of the U S House, attended a luncheon of the Inter Allied Club in Paris with Marshal Foch presiding. Longworth spoke in French and cited his oath to defend the U S Constitution. Foch recalled U S wartime roles and noted the Longworth family's ties to France through General Count de Chambrun in command at Fez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
House of Representatives
Inter-Allied Club
Marshal Foch
Longworth
United States
Washington
la Fayette
France
Count de Chambrun
Paroled Graft Suspects May Win Early Release
Edwin Morrissey and Thomas Morrow depart for Atlanta as Cincinnati attorneys plan to file parole applications for 33 police and city agents imprisoned for graft tied to prohibition violations. Judge Hickenlooper praised their records and urged leniency, with eligible inmates set for release August 28. Other local lawyers assist the effort to secure early paroles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin
Morrissey
Thomas H. Morrow
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Federal
Ciry
Morrow
Police
Washington
Hickenlooper
United States District Court
Parole Board
Amos P. Foster
Edward M. Ballard
Thomas Elliott
Charles A. Dornette
Probasco Widow Dies in Oakland City Probasco to Arrive for Burial
Mrs Minnie Moulton Probasco widow of Harry Probasco dies in Oakland City. She was 65 and visiting her son Ram say Probasco a lawyer in Oakland Los Angeles and San Francisco. Burial set for early Saturday at Christ Church with funeral services planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Probasco
Minnie Moulton Probasco
Harry Probasco
Oakland City
Oaki
Ramsay Probasco
Oakland
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Christ Church
Aera
Meighan Leaves Famous Players for New Pictures Pact
Thomas Meighan, star of Famous Players-Lasky, will join Joseph M. Schenck and begin a new project with Norma Talmadge titled My Woman. His weekly pay will be doubled for the first film, setting a new industry high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Thomas Meighan
Authorize Army Badge for Wear in Civilian Clothes
The War Department authorized a civilian wear badge for service members. Former or current enlisted personnel, commissioned officers, nurses, former peace time trainees, and War Department unit members may obtain the eagle badge with national colors and the inscription National Defense. It will be procured by the Quartermaster Corps and distributed through government agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Quartermaster Corps
National Defense
Balloon blast kills five French soldiers in Coblenz
Five French soldiers died from burns when a non rigid balloon exploded on landing after a flight over Lutzel Park. Ten others were seriously burned in the incident. In Lisbon, five workmen and seven seriously injured in a distillery explosion near Oporto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coblenz
Germany
Lutzel Park
Lisbon
Oporto
Fire crew captain among two killed in sewer gas caisson
In Chicago two men died and two more were seriously injured when sewer gas flooded a caisson at a new building excavation. One victim was the captain of the fire department rescue squad and another was a caisson worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fire Department
Three Workmen Killed as Earth Caves at Canal Bridge
Three workers died and two were injured when earth collapsed during maintenance on the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal at Summitt Bridge, fifteen miles below Wilmington Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
Summitt Bridge
Mrs Ida B Hunt dies in Hamilton County at 69
Mrs. Ida B. Hunt aged 69, lifelong Hamilton County resident, died yesterday at Bethesda Hospital. She was married to Wilson Hunt, a farmer of Blue Ash, and survived by her husband, one daughter Miss Mabel L. Hunt, and three sons Harry R. Hunt, R. W. Hunt and Wilbur M. Hunt, all of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida B. Hunt
Hamilton County
Bethesda Hospital
Radio Program Listings For Cincinnati And Northeast
Station schedules across WKRC WLW and WSAI Cincinnati plus WHK WHN WGR Weyeear WIP WNYC WIJIZ and more with concerts talks and orchestras listed by time and frequency for today
Radio Station Call Letters List
A compilation of radio station call letters covering Central and Eastern regions including KFDM KFKX CAL WCBD WENR WFAA WGST CAI WOAW WORD WOI WMC WOL WOAN CKAC WBAV WBBR WDAE WDWF WFI WGBS WGY WHAZ WHK WIP WJAR WJY WMAK WPG WRC WEBJ WREO WCTS.
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KFDM
KFKX
CAL
WCBD
WENR
WFAA
WGST
CAI
WOAW
WORD
WOI
WMC
WOL
WOAN
Eastern
CKAC
WBAV
WBBR
WDAE
WDWF
WFI
WGBS
WGY
WHAZ
WHK
WIP
WJAR
WJY
WMAK
WPG
WRC
WEBJ
WREO
WCTS
Radio Schedule Listings for Boston New York Havana and Chicago
A radio schedule lists programs on WEEI at 4 PM Children of the American Revolution, WEAF at 6 30 PM U wrenne Band, Havana CWAP WOO 8 30 PM PWX 400 Cuban Navy Band, and WLS 10 10 PM Apollo Club of Chicago presenting Stabat Mater. The entries show stations cities times and program titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEEI
Boston
WEAF
New York
U. Wrenne
WCAP
WOO
PWX
Havana
Band of the
WLS
Chicago
Apolloe Club of Chicago
Stabat Mater
Radio Schedule Listings For Chicago And Louisville
A dense list of radio programs across Chicago outlets WLS WMBB WQJ KYW WGN WEBH WBCN WHAS and WHAS with varied offerings from organ recitals and concerts to stories and youth programs. Details include times and show types such as Lullaby time Stabat Mater and midnight revue along with Louisville listing Kentucky Ramblers.
Radio Schedule Highlights City Programs and Sports Scores
WLIT Philadelphia and KDKA Pittsburgh list evening programs including sports talk music concerts and orchestras with times from 6 P M to 9 P M WTAM Cleveland airs music organ and entertainment blocks while WOO Philadelphia features U S Army Band string quartet and a late 9 P M show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOO
Philadelphia
U. S. Army Band
WTAM
Cleveland
Entertainment
Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Programs Across Cities
Listings show WCAE Pittsburgh WEAF New York WFI Philadelphia and WGBS New York with evening events. Scheduled items include dinner concerts 7 30 P M and 7 P M shows as well as music synagogue services and a US Army Band segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army Band
Gm Ante
I Orchestra
Jury Acquits Man in Nebraska Pint of Liquor Case
In Omaha a District Court jury freed Vasile Taropa in the first trial under Nebraska's pint of liquor law. He was charged with bootlegging after possessing a quart and three ounces of moonshine. Jurors rejected the presumption that possession above one pint proves bootlegging, deeming the statute unfair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Omaha
Neb
Vasile Taropa
Tarapa
Seizure of Liquor On Yacht Cullen
Coast Guard authorities boarded the steam yacht Cullen in New London Connecticut and seized four cases of liquor. Samuel Agar Salvage a New York silver manufacturer was aboard en route to Washington and later released the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New London
Conn
Cullen
Samuel Agar
New York
Coast Guard
Salvage
Washington
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Campbell’s Creek Coal Co
Union Central
Newport Branch
Third and
York Streets
South 143
Goodby
Edward P. Messham
Bermuda
Fort Victoria
Fort ST
Furness
Bermuda Line
Whitehall St
N.Y
S.S. “Fort
Hamilton
Halifax
Quebec
Canso
Northumberland Straits
Broad St. Lawrence
Saguenay River
Ste. Anne de Beaupre
Furness Bermuda Line
Dixie Terminal Building
Noah Webster
W. J. Pelo
A.M
Commercial Square
Broadway
Tomboy Taylor
Fontaine Fox
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Meighan
Schenck
Chichester S Pills
Hichesters Dismon Rand
Chlonester
Pilla
WKRC
WLW
WSAI
Frank Peters
WGR
Buffalo
Weyeear
WHN
Usi
Bia
M. Siireaneee
Philharmonic Orchestra
WNYC
WIJIZ
Wall Street Review
Foreign Affairs
Birds of
Australia
Cornhuskers
Lone Scouts
WLS Theater
WMAQ
WMBB
WQJ
Skylarks
KYW
WBCN
WEBH
WGN
Skeezix
Louisville
Kentucky Ramblers
WLIT
Kdka—E
Pittsburgh
WCAE
Uncle Geebee
Nunner & Ashton Co
Rysene 4
Atlantic City
Dixie Terminal
Thos. J. West
Baltimore & Ohio
Gidding & Co., Inc
Vine Street
Rugs Lincean
Pearl and
Shhrom
E. Pearl St
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