Harry L Davis Gains Support For Governor
Hamilton County Republicans meet at Strand Building to discuss a gubernatorial candidate with no formal endorsement likely before the August primary. Harry L Davis is favored, Ralph Cole also has allies, and Walter Brown remains in the race. Reactions and plans unfold as Harding and Cox supporters move in Ohio politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Strand
Rudolph K. Hiynicka
New York
Harry L. Davis
Cleveland
Ralph Cole
Frank B. Willis
Judge Wanamaker
United States
Ohio
Walter Brown
Toledo
Walter Friedlander
General Wood
Warren G. Harding
Senator Harding
Washington
Sriedlander
Leland M. Barnett
American Legion of
Norwood
Waterworks Park
Post
Judge Gusweiler Honored by Law Quiz Class Banquet
The law quiz class of Frank R. Gusweiler a Superior Court judge held a banquet at the Dixie Inn last evening. Seventy nine students passed the bar exam in Columbus with Norman W. Santon earning second high grade. Gusweiler received a Rookwood plaque as thanks. A long list of attendees from multiple Ohio cities attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank’ R. Gusweiler
Superior Court
Dixie Inn
Dixie Highway
Columbus
Norman W. Santon
Farce and Bevy of Girls Prove Magnet at Palace
Farcial entanglements and a bevy of pretty girls frame Love Notes the headliner at the Palace this week a festival of song and merriment. The show features Colonel Jack George and a wedding night crisis save via inspiration. Admonitions to his feet at the zero hour in France prove a hit with crobatic jazz for Pressler Weiss and Saxe. Miss Pressler sings Weiss pantomimes and plays the piano while Saxe touts a saxophone. Willa and Harold Brown present landscapes and portraits made with bits of rag. Nothing But Lies starring Tay lor Holmes is the screen attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace
Jack
Jack George
France
Crobatic
Pressler
Weiss
Saxe
Miss Pressler
Willa
Harold Brown
Taylor Holmes
Avon Gale Church Bets On Child Friendly Sunday School
The Avon Gale Methodist Episcopal Church plans a rebuilt kindergarten for children to make church a joyful memory. Reverend John B. Ascham says a trained teacher will guide bright activities while mothers can bring their kids, hoping to foster future church membership and enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascham
Avondale
Miss
250 Anaemic Cincinnati Children Off For Bamford Hills Camp
Two hundred fifty anaemic Cincinnati children aged 6 to 14 depart today for Bamford Hills fresh air camp. Recruited by public health nurses and social workers, they will spend the summer under open air care with monitored diet and supervised work and play. Anthony Moos returns as camp director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Bamford Hills
Henry Backus
Anti-Tuberculosis League
League
West Twelfth Street
Anthony Moos
Forty more children added to automobile outing
Forty more children from Christ Child Day Nursery at 1913 Race Street are to be entertained tomorrow by the Cincinnati Automobile Club at Chester Park. The Outing Committee corrected the parade route due to recent oiling, detailing a line from Race Street to Chester Park with multiple street moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Race Street
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Chester Park
Outing Committee
Fifth
Sycamore
Eighth
Gilbert
Eden Park
Lincoln
Boulevard
Rockdale
Reading Road
Rose Hill
Gholson Avenue
Washington
Burnet
Albany
Carthage Pike
Mitchell Avenue
Woodburn phone girls agree not to quit post
A threatened strike by Woodburn exchange tele phone operators was averted when 150 workers and company officials reached a temporary compromise. The new hours require operators to report one hour later and stay later, with the company securing additional help. Some workers rejected the deal and plan to reveal their intentions later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodburn Exchange
Smith
Exchange
Boy's Leg Broken by Auto Accident
Seven year old Earl McDonald of 212 East Twelfth Street was struck by Frederick Opelt's car at Thirteenth and Hanover streets. The boy sustained a broken leg and was treated after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl McDonald
East Twelfth Street
Frederick Opelt
Woodburn Avenue
Thirteenth
Hanover Streets
Swiss Bankers Take Ault-Wiborg Plant At Norwood
Swiss bankers and manufacturers have taken over the Norwood plant of Ault & Wiborg. Officials reported July 1 as the possession date and a conference at the Old Colony Club outlined future policy and products. Participants included Dr James Bradbeck and others from Basel with Ault & Wiborg representatives A D Saenger and G F Handel. L A Ault, firm president, confirmed the possession date but withheld further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Ault & Wiborg Company
Old Colony Club
Gibson
Hotel Linton
James Bradbeck
Charles Koechlin
George H. Wagner
D. K. Wislin
Basel
Switzerland
E. Get
Methodists Reject Expanded Inter Church World Movement Pledge
At a Cincinnati Methodist Ministers Association meeting, leaders rejected pledging more funds than already promised to the Inter Church World Movement. A resolution urged reliance on the Lord and called for an information only Executive Committee for interdenominational talks. Dr. Myers pressed the cause with limited success. a September meeting is planned. Dr. Hartman gave a lecture on Methodist achievements abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ministers’ Association
G. K. Myers
Centenary Committee
The
Methodist Church
B. C. Wareing
Myers
Darling
Methodist Ministers’ Association of
Cincinnati
O. L. Hartman
Wirt of Foster Wins Alimony in Divorce Plea
Mrs. Margery Foster testified before Judge Charles Hoffman in the Court of Domestic Relations and secured alimony of 75 dollars a month for the couple's 8 year old child. The case stemmed from alleged neglect and the record included a 52 page reconciliation letter she wrote to her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hoffman
Margery Foster
Amos Foster
Cincinnati
Nebraska
Foster
University of Nebraska
Covington
Commerce Chamber Holds Annual Outing Marks Diamond Memberships
Members of the Chamber of Commerce and their families gather at the Zoo for the annual outing. Veterans John Allen’s Antiques face Billy Bass’s Buds in a baseball game while Judge Hoffman’s huskies battle Lil the four ton elephant in a tug of war. The Forum Committee presents Cincinnati speakers in the evening with booths and souvenirs along the Midway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Zoo
John W. Fisher
Michael Ryan
Homer Chisman
Henry Sippleman
John Allen
Billy Bass
Buds
Judge Hoffman
Huskies
Lil
Forum Committee
Cincinnati
Law Students Dine At St Xavier College Dinner
More than 30 students attended the first annual dinner of St Xavier College of Law at Hotel Gibson. President John H. Doyle presided while Elmer L. Conway, 1912 graduate and secretary of the faculty, was the principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Xavier College of Law
Hotel Gibson
John H. Doyle
Elmer L. Conway
St. Xavier’s
Disciples of Blackstone
John Rogers
Tax Increase Sought to Fix Liston Avenue in Cincinnati
Cincinnati officials seek a public vote on a two mill levy to fund street repairs and new roads. A Council-City meeting discussed Liston avenue condition with Mayor Galvin and Frank S. Krug. Krug estimated 150000 dollars needed for temporary repairs through summer and winter, while Galvin urged a lower cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Council
Galvin
Obituary of Mrs Christina Engel 81 Local Resident
Mrs Christina Engel 81 widow of Mathias Engel and mother of Mrs Frank Helmers died Sunday at the Clifton home of her daughter 3514 Telford avenue Born in Germany she and her husband came to Cincinnati forty years ago and lived here since Her husband was an employee of The Volksblatt One son and five daughters survive Funeral services are at 3 this afternoon at the residence Burial will be in Spring Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina Engel
Mathias Engel
Frank Helmers
Telford Avenue
Clifton
Germany
Engel
Cincinnati
The
Volksblatt
Spring Grove
Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Estep Trusted in Norwood
Funeral services for Mrs Margaret E Estep 84 who died Sunday will be held at her daughter Mrs H R Tshudy 2233 Cleneay Ave South Norwood at 2 30 PM. The body will be taken to Covington for burial in Highland Cemetery. She was the widow of Thomas B Estep former Cincinnati undertaker and a supporter of the Ohio Humane Society. Survived by a daughter and one son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret E. Estep
H. R. Tshudy
Cleneay Avenue
South Norwood
Covington
Highland Cemetery
Estep
Thomas B. Estep
Cincinnati
Ohio Humane Society
Funeral for Charles A Nagel in Evanston
The funeral for Charles A Nagel aged 45 will be held at 2 PM Wednesday from the residence 3510 Stacey Avenue Evanston. Burial will be in Vine Street Cemetery. Nagel who ran a meat and grocery store died after appendicitis surgery at Deaconess Hospital. He is survived by his widow two daughters and one son. He was a Shriner and Thirty-second Degree Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Nagel
Stacey Avenue
Evanston
Vine Street
Nagel
Deaconess’ Hospital
Residence directory fragment for multiple names and addresses
A dense list of names and addresses appears, including Albert M. Boyer Anna L. Jaeger Laurence R. Pavlina and many others in varied U S localities and states. The entry resembles a residential registry or hotel guest roster with street addresses and city/state markers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert M. Boyer
Anna L. Jaeger
Laurence R. Pavlina
Oakley
Mathilda E. Jackman
Loveland
John Blayes
Carlisle
Mary B. Copenning
Lester Wynn
Cutter
Willie M. Brown
Cutter St
Down Along the River Stage Measured at 6 PM
The river stage at 6 pm stood at a % feet level and was observed rising slowly throughout the evening, indicating a gradual increase in water height.
River Gauge Reports Around Ports With Rising Levels
Reports from Louisville and Evansville show river conditions with readings: Louisville upper gauge at 9.2 feet below the locks at 13 feet and rising, while Evansville records 86 feet and falling as skies clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Hvansville
Weather Roundup Ohio Kentucky Indiana Showers and Warm Temperatures
Local showers expected in Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia Tuesday and Wednesday with moderate temperatures. Indiana likewise sees showers Tuesday and Wednesday with partly cloudy skies and moderate temperatures. Report lists station data including Boston New Orleans Kansas City Galveston Omaha Nashville San Francisco Cincinnati and more with highs lows and precipitation. June 21 1920 record at Cincinnati shows 69 high 57 low and 0.44 inches rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Boston
S. Ste. Marie
New Orleans
Kansas City
Galveston
Omaha
Nashville
S. Francisco
Cincinnati
S.W
S. W
Births in City Families Report Multiple New Arrivals
A list of newborns names the parents and addresses across the city. New babies include boys and girls born to families such as Boyd, Foriano, Geisinger, Hanover, Klein, Magnus, Meyer, Proest, Russell, Schlies, Schwab, Silverstein, Weber, and Westboy, with varying street locations and house numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Clarence
Helen
Huron Street
Demmerley
Daniel
Emma
Runnymeade Avenue
Foriano
Joseph
Marie
Eastern Avenue
Garnett
Isaac
Gertrude
Brewster Avenue
Edward
Charlotte
Cameron Avenue
Geisinger
Archie
Mary
Mitchell Avenue
Loretta
West Corry Street
Hanover
Charles
Russell
Samuel
Dora
Maass Avenue
Rist
Carl and
Edna
Pes Avenue
Schlie
Edwin and
Fairfield Avenue
Schlotman
Leo and
Margaret
Trimble Avenue
Silverstein
Samuel and
Eva
Piedmont Avenue
Weber-Charles and
Mae
Delaney Reet
Westboy
James and
Buna
Linton Avenue
Men of Affairs Elect Two Chamber of Commerce Members
P. D. Freer general freight agent for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and C. H. Gomm assistant were elected members of the Chamber of Commerce yesterday. Fred M. Renshaw manager of the traffic department returned from Philadelphia after attending the National Industrial Traffic League summer meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Freer
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
C. H. Gomm
Chamber of Commerce
Fred M. Renshaw
The
Philadelphia
National Industrial Traffic League
Local Deaths Notice Library of 1920s Ohio Area
Death notices list J Henry Burdorf aged 66 Norwood Ohio services June 22 Zion Reformed Church Elizabeth Cullom widow of E H Cullom Kennedy Heights burial Spring Grove Christina Engel née Kramer 80 Clifton area services June 22 Margaret E Estes widow of Thomas B Estes June 22 Clifton address Grimmeissen Elizabeth Ludlow Kentucky to Cleveland remains for burial June 23 William Renter Sedamsville 63 notice funeral later Lucretia Ellen Staley Pleasant Ridge 77 notice of funeral Margaret A Walthall New York City June 23 John Wiederecht 84 Westwood funeral June 23 from 2931 Arwiler Avenue Westwood flowers omitted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zinsley Avenue
Kennedy Heights
Spring Grove
Engel
Christina
Mee Kramer
Mathias Engel
Frank Helmers
Telford Avenue
Clifton
Dayton
Baltimore
Washington
D. C
Walthall
Margaret A
New York City
Reno
Linden Grove Cemetery
Kington
Wiederecht
John
Emma _ Wiederecht
Schaffner
Arwiler Avenue
Westwood
Oil treatment districts created in Cincinnati streets 1920
The Director of Public Service in Cincinnati determines districts along Catherine street Township street Ridgeway avenue Harvey avenue and related roads will receive oil treatment during the summer of 1920. Assessments will be levied on abutting property to cover the full cost, with timing fixed later by the Director. Chas F Hornberger Director of Public Service. Edward P Durr Secretary. Dated June 21 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Director of Public Service
City of Cincinnati
Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Co
Catherine Street
Harvey Avenue
Sara F. Pelamanaee
Ridgeway Avenue
Burnet Avenue
George Koehler
Rockdale Avenue
Melish Avenue
Kasota Street
Delaware Avenue
Hickman Street
Reading Road
Public Service
City of
Cincinnati
Township Street
Spring Grove Avenue
Colerain Avenue
State of Ohio
Chas. F. Hornberger
Edward P. Durr
Chas. F. Hornberg Par
Masonic Special Meeting Notice for McMillan Chapter No 19
Members of McMillan Chapter No 19 R A M hold a special meeting on Tuesday June 22 at 7 pm. Work, Pass and Messenger, Degrees. Companions invited. J W Pottenger H P.
Cincinnati to oil treat several streets in 1920 district
The Director of Public Service of Cincinnati declares a district along Daytona Avenue Glenmore Avenue Boudinot Avenue and adjacent segments to be treated with oil once in the summer of 1920. An assessment per abutting foot will cover the total cost, with timing to be fixed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publi Vice
City of Cincinnati
Jason Schneider
Daytona Avenue
Boudinot Avenue
Glenmore Avenue
Cincinnati Corporation
Montana Avenue
Lischer Avenue
Director of Public Service
Work Road
State of Ohio
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Franklin County
James M. Cox
Eighth Street
Hugh Nichols
George White
J Rasph Cole
Findlay
Hugo's Hall
Victor and
Warner Streets
William H. Lueders
Rtichard Z. Buchwalter
John A. Caldwell
R. A. Leviland
George T. Poor
Stanley Wettinger
Gusweiler
Pe Merne
A. J. Bussdicker
Ss. L. Baker
Akron
OcAtber
Wauseon
O.W. J. Baxter
Lisbon
O. Robert C. Cochran
Mt. Vernon
O.L. N. Davies
Sandusky
O. William DeLeone
Ravenna
O. Wallace Dunn
Youngstown
O. J. W. Lhrmann
Lima
O. K. A. Feist
East Liverpool
O. M. L. Feldman
O. A. ©. Fowler
O. W. C. Groh
Batavia
Steubenville
Clarence Moyer
B. J. Pugher
A. H. Rheuben
Thomas Rock
Mr. W. Roof
Springfield
D. Schaeffer
Middletown
G. Thompson
Charles T. Vaughn
Daniel H. Webster
Hamilton
Aaron Wesco
Fred L. Hoffman
W. Smedley
H. KE. Ritchie
A. J. Bick
R. Cc. Dieckman
Z. A. Flick
B. J. Gilday
H. L. Gordon
Ete
Sas Riesenberg
J. Smith
W. H. Wirthlin
Church
Woodburn
Boy
Ault-Wiborg
Wirt
Divorge
Commerce Chamber
Liston Avenue
Christina Engeil
M. E. Esstep
Oxford Hotel
Arthur McKinney
Plum
St. Maud Williams
George
Armin V. Schmal
E. McMicken
Alice A. Blaesi
Willie Taylor
Plum St
Pauline Dykes
John St
Pearl G. Campbell
Eldorado
O. Zetta
A. Huber
Harrison
O. Paul F. Rettich
Oak St
Mae Creighton
Dayton, Ky
Margaret Pretot
E. Thirteenth
John Emery
Terrace Park
Eveynor Meyer
William A. Miller
Sidney
Mary Sautter
Frank G. Sheppard
Newport
Louise Koenig
W. McMillan St
Clifford J. Rolle
Chicago, Ill
Rechel K. Putt
Meyer Klein
Laurel St
Anna Fogel
Hopkins St
Ben A. Thornhill
Race St
Lillian Evers
Elm
Stanley M. Payne
Margaret Hamilton
Thirty-third St
Philip P. Dottilo
Clara Cianciolo
Eighth St
Carl W. Amnann
Catherine Weglage
Linden
John Clark
Whitlow
Lizzie Todd
Norman Gaines
Priscilla Rives
George A. Brickweg
St. Bernard
Henrietta Lever
Elmwood
John W. Zink
Republic St. Elsiey
M. Geissler
Glenway
Tomie Sanders
Pellyton, Ky
Ruth Buchelt
Hartwell
Albert V. Peterton
Lagrange, Ill
Eva. M. Schwalbe
Thomas E. Collis
Burnet House
Fleeta M. Harrison
John J. Wynn
Gertrude Armstrong
Gentral Ay
Bermserr Jr
Reading
Edna V
Zind
J. Sharonville
Adolpha Goldrainer
Straight St
Laura E. Zind
Sharonville
John B. Reel
Elmorest
Norma H. Wright
W. McMicken
Thomas F. Wickham
Ellen B. Edwards
Fairfax
Roland Rhodes
Eastern
Theresa Pittman
Browzet
Lewis F. Carroll
Emming St. Clare
Flors St
John E. Frinkoess
Dixmont
Mildred Schopp
McAlpin
Nathan W. Bacon
Neville, O. Theresa A
Seaver
Denison Hotel
Edward M. Dooley
Héwell
Elsie C. Berling
Clay St. Frank X. Amrhein
Regina Wuestein
John J. Rapp
EL Thirteenth
Singer
John D Heberler
Clerance
N. Y
Mathilda
Worth
Mt. Healthy
Franklin
Greensboro
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Zanesville
Parkersburg
Ivanhoe
Orcew
Radford
Narrows
Ainton
I. Kana'ha Falls
Weva
Charleston
Pa Pleasant
William’n
W. Va
Pikeville
aKna‘ha Falls
W.V. O
Portsmouth, Aeesee
Maysville
Eewee
Aanah
Evansville
Ind
Tenn
Chattanooga
Florence
Ala
John'nville
Cairo
Til
Paducah
Victor
Victrola
ICTOR
Camden
Victor Talking Machine Company
Camden, New Jersey
MEN OF Affairs
Masonic
J. J. Sullivan & CO
East
Fourth Street
Hyde Park
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