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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1920

Page

5

Americans Aid Poles In Flight From Kiev After Fall to Soviets

Americans participate actively in Kiev evacuation aiding refugees, wounded, and burials. They loan cars to Polish staff and travel with Polish army under siege conditions. A 25 mile convoy of vehicles leads the withdrawal as fires burn and shells fall.

Kiev Sovie Warsaw Associated Press Warsa Budenny Red Cross Ek. Dana Durand Charles Gaskill Philadelphia American Railroad Mission Henry Shaw WU. S. A Red Cross League Harry Plotz New York City

Honor tokens awarded by War Society at Cincinnati dinner

At the Ft Mitchell Country Club a War Society dinner marked the Battle of Bunker Hill anniversary and the 25th anniversary of the Ohio Society of Colonial Wars. Governor General William Whitehead Ladd praised service as seven members received bronze crosses and five earned certificates of service for World War I.

William Whitehead Ladd New York The Society of Colonial Wars Sons of the Revolution Ohio Society of Colonial Wars Cincinnati Daughters of the American Revolution Colonial Dames Ft. Mitchell Country Club Bunker Hill John Langdon Gates Harry B. McCoy Achiles Hl. Pugh, Jr Henry. Mc- Coy Norris Jackson W. Sparrow

Milk Dealers Accused of Bottle Overcharge in Cincinnati

The Hamilton County Fair Price Commission examined milk pricing after complaints that large dealers charge five cents per bottle and refund only one cent for bottle returns. Letters urging a fair price list were read to protect consumers. A separate case against a grocer for short weight on sugar was sent to weights and measures. Dozens of hotel and restaurant gouging complaints prompted Justice Department inquiries into downtown business districts.

Hamilton County Fair Price Commission Cincinnati Commission City Bureau of Weights and Measures Department of Justice

Two Arrested on Charge of Having Stolen Auto

William Houston aged 22 of 944 West Eighth street and George Murray aged 23 of 1330 Linn street were arrested by Patrolman John Franken after a stolen car wrecked at Ninth and McLean avenue while hitting a railroad box car. The vehicle owned by Frank Rodgers of 611 Burns street was stolen at 9 o clock last night.

William Houston West Eighth Street George Murray Linn Street John Franken Fourth District Police Ninth and McLean Avenue Frank Rodgers Burns’ Street

Mistake in Medicines Kills 11 Month Old Child

The eleven month old child of H C Rowekamp pickle maker of 630 Tafel street died at General Hospital after a medicine error. Coroner A C Bauer was told a disinfectant chemical with a similar name was given instead of a proprietary remedy.

Elizabeth ,Rowekamp H. C. Rowekamp Tafel Street General Hospital A. C. Bauer

Railway plans for higher freight rates outlined by executive

Archibald Fries, vice president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, told members of the International Railway Development Association at the Hotel Gibson that higher freight rates are needed to keep railroads earning a reasonable profit. Governor James M. Cox was expected to speak at the dinner but sent regrets read by John L. Shuff.

Archibald Fries Baltimore & Ohio Railroad International Railway Development Association Hotel Gibson James M. Cox John L. Shuff

Wright Named Trustee to Cincinnati Orphan Asylum Board

At a joint session of Common Pleas Judges Clifford R. Wright was appointed Trustee of the Cincinnati Orphan Asylum to fill the unexpired term of his father Clifford B. Wright who died recently.

Common Pleas Clifford R. Wright Cincinnati Orphan Asylum Clifford B. Wright

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