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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1920

Page

3

Baltimore Faces Early Railroad Strike Embargo Paralyzing Freight

The new strike hits Baltimore as about 700 yardmen walk out, crippling freight yards across the area. Road crews stay at work, passenger service remains normal, and embargoes on freight east of Cumberland Md affect most lines, with limited exceptions for food and coal.

Baltimore Pennsylvania Railroad Baltimore & Ohio Maryland C. W. Galloway Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Cumberland

Senator Reed Seated After California Visit Seeks Quiet

In Washington on June 20 Wayne B Wheeler of the Anti Saloon League accused Governor Cox of Ohio of supporting a beer and wine amendment as a backdoor repeal of the eighteenth amendment. Wheeler claimed Cox campaigns as dry to Ohio voters and to Bryan while others avoid political talk. The Illinois delegation planned departure with others to follow, choosing silence on candidate preferences.

California Washington Wayne B. Wheeler Anti-Saloon League Cox Ohio Wheeler Bryan

Columbus Glee Club to Attend Democratic National Convention

A 400 member Columbus Democratic Glee Club special train departs tomorrow for San Francisco to attend the Democratic National Convention. The group will serenade Governor Cox at the State House before marching to Union Station.

Columbus Columbus Democratic Glee Club San Francisco Glee Club State House Cox Union Station

Massachusetts Democrats Begin Flight to Convention

The second and major part of Massachusetts delegates and alternates departed for San Francisco. State Chairman Michael O’Leary chose not to accompany them at the last moment.

Boston Massachusetts San Francisco Michael O’leary

Fight Over Woman Turns Into Saloon Stabbing

Edward McDonald, 31, was stabbed in the abdomen in a Fourth and Mill saloon during a quarrel over a woman. A man named George O Gorry was arrested on disordery conduct, while police seek the second assailant. McDonald is hospitalized in serious condition.

Edward McDonald Pine Street Fourth Mill Streets McDonad George O’garry West Fourth Street O’garry McDonald General Hospital

Boy Fractures Skull In Box Car Fall At Loveland

Harry Fullerton a 16 year old resident of Philadelphia Pa was rushed to St Marys Hospital after falling from a railroad box car at Loveland Ohio and suffering a skull fracture.

Harry Fullerton Philadelphia St. Mary’s Hospital Loveland, O

Gas Pumpers Strike Settlement Far Off At Ohio Plant

Lancaster Ohio June 20 The strike by sixty five workers at the Ohio Fuel Supply Company Sugar Grove pumping station remains unresolved with union leaders claiming pumps are idle and gas supplies to major Ohio cities may be cut off. Company officials deny a shutdown and say 15 percent of workers on duty will maintain operations. Columbus Ohio June 20 John W Garard VP GM says a full gas supply will be available tonight and future conditions are not yet known.

Lancaster Ohio Fuel Supply Company Sugar Grove Here Columbus Cincinnati Dayton Findlay Fostoria Zanesville Toledo Ohio John W. Garard

Theosophists Hear Claude L. Watson On Disease

Claude L. Watson of St. Louis told Theosophists at the Cincinnati Society of Natural History that wrong causes illness and 90 percent of disease could be prevented if people followed natural laws. He tied health to moral conduct and economic conditions.

Claude L. Watson St. Louis Theosophical Society Cincinnati Society of Natural History Broadway Watson Theosophists

Stray dog bites Covington girl. dog shot by attorney

Five year old Leonia Linkhorn was bitten on the forehead by a stray dog at Shattuck and Archer streets in Covington. Robert A. LeBlond, attorney of 3695 Russell avenue, chased the dog for several blocks and killed it. The dog’s head will be sent to the Health Department for examination.

Leonia Linkhorn Madison Avenue Covington Shattuck and Archer Streets East End Robert A. LeBlond Russell Avenue Health Department

Woman Hurt as Car Crash Damages Two Autos

Mrs. Holman Baker 42 of 4528 Anthony Avenue Northside was cut on the forehead by flying glass and bruised when Holman Baker’s car collided with a machine driven by George Smith of Clark and Baymiller Streets. Both cars were badly damaged.

Holman Baker Anthony Avenue Northside George Smith Clark and Baymiller

Weather outlook across states with variable showers

Ohio to Kentucky and Tennessee show rain or clouds early then clearing by Tuesday with rising temperatures. Indiana and West Virginia expect partly cloudy to fair conditions. Temperature readings across cities include Boston 62 to 72, Kansas City 66 to 70, Galveston 0, Nashville 70 to 72, Winnipeg 68 to 74, Cincinnati June records with temps 68 at 7am rising to 64 by 7pm and light precipitation totals.

Ohio Indiana West Virginia Kentucky Tennessee Boston Kansas City New Ocisaidales Omaha Galveston S. Francisco Nashville Winnipeg Cincinnati N.E S.W

River Stage Updates and Weather Report Notes

River levels show rising at 6 p.m. reaching 17.8 feet. Davis Island Dam at Pittsburg reads 8.3 feet and declining. Wheeling river at 18 feet and falling with cloudy skies. Rain is mentioned with no additional rainfall totals.

Pittsburg Davis Island Dam

Obituary of Charles W. McCracken Dies in Bucyrus

Charles W. McCracken, 69, died at his Bucyrus home. He formerly served as State Canal Commissioner under Governor Bushnell, and his death was reported on June 2.

Charles W. McCracken Bucyrus, CO Bushnell

Masonic Lodge and Chapter Notices for June Meetings

VATTIER LODGE No 38 F and A M F C Degree Monday June 21 6 p.m. Visitors welcome. James M Cooper W M A A Knab Secy. McMillan Chapter No 19 RA Special meeting Tuesday June 2 7 p.m. Work and MM Degrees Companions welcome. J W Pottenger H P INNING CHAPTER No 97 RA Special convocation Wednesday June 23 6 30 Pm Royal Arch Visitors welcome WM H Tathman H P A T Roever Secy.

Vattier Lodge James M. Cooper W. M. A. A Knab Secy Royal Arch WM. H. Tathman H. P. A. T. Roever

Death notices from Norwood Ludlow and Clifton area

Obituaries announce J Henry Burdorf 60 of Norwood June 19 at home. Christina Engel widow of Morning Engel dies June 2 Clifton service at Mrs Frank Helmers home June 22. Margaret E Estep widow of Thomas B Estep dies June 2 1920 with services at H Tshudy home June 22. Elizabeth Grimmbissen widow of Fred G Grimmbissen dies at daughter Emme Rogers home Cleveland with remains to be brought home for burial.

Burdorf J. Henry Elizabeth H. Burdorf Siemer Cameron Avenue Norwood Zion Reformed Church Sherman Avenue Friends Engel Christina Nee Kramer Gs 4 Frank Helmers Telford Avenue Clifton Estep Margaret E Thomas B. Estep H. R. Tshudy Cleneay South Norwood

YMCA Services Conducted by Elmer Yelton Associate General Supervisor

Yesterday afternoon at the YMCA a service was led by Elmer Yelton former Religious Secretary now Associate General Supervisor of Foreign Students Work. Police sought Fred Fisher, 54, who escaped from Longview Hospital. A guessing contest and a baseball game highlighted the Cincinnati Furniture Exchange outing at Superior Campgrounds with Manufacturers and Supply Men tying 7 to 7.

YMC. A Elmer Yelton Fred Fisher Longview Hos- Po Cincinnati Furniture Exchange Superior Camp Grounds

Port of Missing Men Lures 2100 Cincinnatians Since 1916

A Cincinnati police ledger lists over 2100 missing persons since 1916. Most wanderers return home, with old men and children most prone. Drownings and violence fill the record as youths sometimes flee for unknown horizons. Family rifts and poor understanding drive many disappearances.

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