Covington Woman Detained by trio In Auto Case
Mrs Laura A L Hommedieu alleges three men Sandy Wedderstrand Robert Hopple and William Meininger detained her in their car on Tuesday night near Latonia avenue. She escaped after jumping from the vehicle and later reported missing 90. The three men deny taking her money and claim they offered to take her home. They were released on bond of 3000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Wedderstand
Thirty-fifth Street
Southern Avenue
Robert Hopple
East Southern Avenue
William Meininger
East Forty-third Street
Poiceman
John Beebe
Laura A. L’hommedieu
Madison Avenue
L’hommedieu
Wedderstrand
Latonia Avenue
Policing of Devon Park to be Discussed by City Commissioners
The City Commissioners will discuss policing Devon Park this morning after Park Board complaints of nightly disorders. Chief J Mason Hawk said the regular patrolman is ill at home and that disorders are not as severe as described. He will have Patrolman David Rogers resume duty when he recovers and noted traffic duties limit assigning another officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devon Park
J. Mason Hawk
David Rogers
Hawk
Benham Hosts Industrial Club Dinner After Covington Hamilton Game
E M Benham superintendent of the Mosler Lock Company hosted a dinner at the Industrial Club. Guests included members from Covington and Hamilton Ohio plant teams who played at Ninth and Philadelphia streets Covington. Hamilton won 9 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Benham
Mosler Lock Company
Third
Scott Streets
Industrial Club
Covington
Hamilton (O
Ninth
Philadelphia Streets
Hamilton
Cumberland Torpedo Company Seeks Involuntary Bankruptcy
The Cumberland Torpedo Company of Johnson County Kentucky filed in U S District Court for involuntary bankruptcy against Payne Oil and Gas Company of Ashland. It claims Payne owes 640 dollars for gas and oil well work and alleges insolvency through creditor favoritism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Torpedo Company
Johnson County
United States District Court
Payne Oil and Gas Company
Ashland
Plans for Rosedale golf club announced by local leaders
A group led by Harvey Myers of Covington and Charles G. Mason of Latonia proposes a new golf club in Rosedale. The links would run near the Licking River from the County Infirmary toward the Y M C A summer camp, using a former Latonia race track 200 acre tract likely leased at standard rent. Existing county courses include Ft. Mitchell Country Club.
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Rosedale
Harvey Myers
Covington
Charles G. Mason
Latonia
Licking River
County
Ft. Mitchell Country Club
Prohibition Raid Seizes Mash and Arrests Keightsey
A raiding squad led by Elmer Correll and James Wood along with county detectives John Sheerin and Edward Hamilton destroyed 200 gallons of mash seven mash tubs and several bottles at John Keightsey’s Covert Runpike home Campbell County. Keightsey was jailed for arraignment before Commissioner Roetken Covington. Edward Miller Mrs. Gus Miller River road Brent Ky were arraigned for liquor charges. bond set for both. Anna Miller and John Miller released on $1000 bonds for hearings in September. A fifteen gallon still and liquor were found in the Miller case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Correll
James Wood
Chris Schott
John Sheerin
Edward Hamilton
John Keightsey
Campbell County
Keightsey
Newport
Roetken
Covington
Edward Miller
Gus Miller
Millers
City Eyes School Yard Playgrounds for Children
Police report nightly complaints about children in the streets. Lt William Sandford proposes opening school yards for evening play with janitors on site to prevent damage. Community Service funds aim to equip playgrounds soon. City previously bought two acres at Fifteenth and Eastern avenues for immediate use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sandford
Police Department
Building Permits Issued for Two Dwellings
Alfred B Dailey building inspector issued two permits yesterday. Jesse J Baldwin plans a frame dwelling at 209 East Souther avenue Latonia costing 4000 dollars. William Behringer will erect a frame residence at Hazen and West streets West Covington costing 2500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred B. Dailey
Jesse J. Baldwin
Marriage of Albert Thiel to Miss Elizabeth Dreyer
Albert Thiel and Elizabeth Dreyer were married yesterday morning at St Benedict Church East Seventeenth Street. The couple held their wedding dinner at Colonel Tom Cody's farm near Erlanger. Thiel is a decorator and a brother of Sheriff Peter P Thiel. Elizabeth Dreyer is the daughter of Mrs Eliza beth M Dreyer of 304 East Sixteenth Street. The couple left on a wedding trip to the lakes.
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Albert Thiel
Elizabeth Dreyer
St. Benedict Church
East Seventeenth Street
Tom Cody
Erlanger
Peter P. Thiel
Elizabeth M. Dreyer
East Sixteenth Street
Lakes
Police Auto in Smash on Greenup Street
An emergency police car driven by Chauffeur Herman Ricken was hit by a car on Thirteenth Street driven by William Higdon of 217 Prospect Avenue Bellevue. Both vehicles damaged, no injuries. Ricken cites Higdon to appear in Covington Police Court for reckless driving.
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Greenup Street
Herman Ricken
Thirteenth Street
William Higdon
Prospect Avenue
Bellevue
Ricken
Higdon
Covington
Body Returns of Corporal DeVoss Recalled from New York
Preparations to receive the body of Corporal Charles G. DeVoss, shipped from New York, are being made by his parents Mr and Mrs A J DeVoss of 1940 Scatt Street. DeVoss fell in action in the Argonne on September 28 1918.
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Charles G. DeVoss
New York
A. J. DeVoss
Scatt Street
DeVoss
Argonne
Marriage ends in divorce and custody dispute
Mrs Bertha L Ross sues for absolute divorce from William M Ross and seeks child custody alimony and surname restoration Bertha L Schooler They wed in Ludlow November 2 1918 and lived together until July 24 1920 A separate suit by George Codey seeks 5220 damages from Jack Hagan and F Hensley for injuries after an auto truck and touring car collision on the Dixie Highway near Florence Viola Connelly sues John Connelly for abandonment also requesting alimony Anna Fields petitions for absolute divorce from Howard M Fields of Connersville Ind on abandonment charge They married April 1 1916
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Bertha L. Ross
William M. Ross
Bertha L. Schooler
Ludlow
George Codey
Robert Codey
Jack Hagan
F. Hensley
Grant County
Codey
Howard M. Fields
Connersville
Ind
Marriage Licenses Listed From Various Cities
Names and residences of couples receiving marriage licenses include William C. Burke of Chicago and Selah B. Wright of Dayton, Anthony Hummel of Kentucky, Audrey Thompson of Bardon, F D Myers in Cincinnati, Robert A. Chattin of Richmond Indiana, Ida Agnes Orr of Wallace West Virginia, William W. Steinfert of Covington, Fannie Stephenson and Floyd E. Cornett with Covington ties, Cora Young of Cincinnati, Stanley Granette of Covington, Carrie Rolfes of Newport, Leo Berkemaier and Elizabeth Henn of Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Burke
Chicago
Ill
Selah B. Wright
Dayton
Covington
Fannie Stephenson
Floyd E. Cornett
Danville
Cora Young
Cincinnati
Stanley Granette
Carrie Rolfes
Newport
Leo Berkemaier
Elizabeth Henn
New Phone Rates Barred by Utilities Commission
In Columbus on June 21, the Public Utilities Commission denied Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone's plan to lower suburban rental by one dollar per month and cut tolls from 10 to 5 cents, pending a Supreme Court rehearing. The commission said rates are still excessive, insufficient notice was given, and action delayed until after the court hearing. Affected areas include Cincinnati and the suburbs Blue Ash Cleves Delphi Glendale Madeira Mt Health y and Mt Washington.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Bell Telephone Company
Public Utilities Commission
Blue Ash
Cleves
Delphi
Glendale
Madeira
Mt. Healthy
Mt. Washington
Campbell County Bond Issue Placed on August Ballot
Judge William C. Buten ordered a one million dollar bond issue for a county wide primary road system to be placed on the August 6 ballot. Planning Commission members will meet soon to prepare. petitions signed by more than 2,000 voters were filed with the judge requesting the ballot placement.
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William C. Buten
Campbell County Court
Campbell County Planning Commission
Buten
A L Andrews Laid To Rest In Spring Grove Cemetery
Albert L. Andrews 79 former President of Newport Rolling Mill and founder of two companies died Monday after a heart disease attack. Funeral was held yesterday from his Sixth Street and Park Avenue home with burial at Spring Grove Cemetery in Cincinnati. the rolling mill and steel plant were closed in tribute.
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Albert L. Andrews
Newport Rolling Mill
Andrews Steel Plant
Sixth Street
Park Avenue
Spring Grove
Cincinnati
Andrews
East End Athletic Field Plans Discussed At Higgin Office
Citizens overseeing the project met yesterday in Henry Higgin's office to review completion plans for the East End athletic field. They also arranged a schedule of baseball games and times for upcoming athletic events.
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East End
Henry Higgin
Higgin Manufacturing Company
Dolores Marshall Faces Consolidated Indictment For Disorderly House
Campbell Circuit Court Judge A M Caldwell consolidates three indictments against Dolores Marshall and sets her to be tried on the consolidated charge of operating a disorderly house. In a separate matter Judge Caldwell grants a temporary injunction in Walter A Scott Jr v Neil Donovan regarding a non compete clause in a Newport sign painting business sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence J. Diskin
Commonwealth
Dolores Marshall
A. M. Caldwell
Campbell
Marshall
Walter A. Scott, Jr
Neil Donovan
Scott
Donovan
Newport
City of Newport June taxes due to finance office
The City of Newport announces June taxes are now due and payable at the Commissioner of Finance office. Pay promptly to avoid penalty. Charles D. McCrea serves as Commissioner of Finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Commissioner of Finance
Charles D. McCrea
Finance
Realty Transfers Recorded in Campbell County Clerk Office
Real estate transfers were recorded yesterday in Campbell County. Griesinger to Rosteck for a lot on Keturah street Newport at $1,500. Weber to Hilda Weber for a Prospect street Bellevue lot at $4,500. Coburns to Hart for a Grandview avenue Bellevue lot at $1,000. Waterworth to Charles for a Ft Thomas lot at $1,001. Schabell to Meyer for Fourth Avenue Dayton lot at $4,500. Crans to Helm for a Ft Thomas lot at $55. Coffin property sold to Moran by Master Commissioner for a south Seventh street Newport lot at $2,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Andrew
Mary Griesinger
Emil J. Rosteck
Keturah Street
Newport
Charles J. Weber
Hilda Weber
Prospect Street
Bellevue
James and
Jennie Coburn
Louis A
Gertrude Hart
Grandview Avenue
Amy
William Waterworth
Charles
Ft. Thomas
Albert
Clara Schabell
Joseph A
Hilda Meyer
Fourth Avenue
Dayton
Sarah A
Charles W. Crans
Webster Helm
Josephine Coffin
Robert Moran
Seventh Street
Orchard Street
Marconi to Speak to Radio Fans Monday Night
Wireless waves will carry the voice of Gugli elmo Marconi to thousands of radio fans nationwide Monday night. Marconi, visiting the United States aboard his laboratory yacht, will discuss radio from the General Electric broadcasting station at Schenectady where he is a guest.
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New York
Guglielmo Marconi
Marconi
United States
Schenectady
General Electric Company
Ionescu Former Romanian Premier Dies in Italy
Take Ionescu famed Romanian statesman and former premier dies at 63 after months of illness. He helped push Romania into World War I on the Allied side. He fell seriously ill in April in Naples and was moved to a Rome hospital.
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Romde
Associated Press
Ionescu
Rumania
M. Ionescu
Romania
Naples
Rome
Masons to Celebrate St Johns Day at Mt Lookout Church
The Mt Lookout M E Church Men s Bible Class hosts a St John's Day service next Sunday morning with Orpheus Club music. One thousand Masons are expected from Willis Chapter Hyde Park lodge Oakley and Yeatmain Todges. They will assemble at the Hyde Park temple and march to Grace and Observatory avenues. If rain, service moves to the Masonic Temple.
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Mt. Lookout M. E
Orpheus Club
Masonic Temple
Willis Chapter
Hyde Park Lodge
Oakley
Yeatmain Todges
Temple
Hyde Park
Grace and
Observatory Avenues
Masonic Mane
Telephone Company
Queen City Men Lead Golf Qualifying in Ohio Championship
In Cleveland on June 21 Ellsworth Augustus the city champion led the qualifying round with 71 aided by a 36 35 split and birdies on holes 1 3 10 and 17. Harold Weber Toledo and R L Finkenstedt Youngstown grabbed high placements with 78 and 75 respectively. The Youngstown Country Club won the team event with 322 points Scioto 342 Westwood 358.
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Cleveland
Ellsworth Augustus
Cleveland City
Augustus
Harold Weber
Toledo
R. L. Finkenstedt
Youngstown
Eddie Hassman
Willowick Star
Arthur Shannon
Scioto Valley
Weber
Dewitt Balch
Cincinnati
Youngstown Country Club
Scioto
Westwood
E. P. Bruch
Cleveland Country Club
A. F. Baumgartner
S. S. Hughes
T. M. Bray
R. L. Winteringer
Steubenville
J. K. Bole
Mayfield
R. H. Kenworthy
J. W Herron
Portage
C. W. Deibel
H. V. Haas
Oakwood
J. M. Wells
East Liverpool
K. B. Wick
R. H. Crowell
F. H. Pelton
Shaker Heights
J. E. Kelley
M. J Wilson
Kirtland
Louis Bloomfield Westwood
H. C. Barbour
Elyria
H. D. Grubb
George Babcock
M. B. Johnson
H. K. Hall
R. W. Lee
W. A. Pearse
Willowick
A. A. Behm
Highland
Jack’ Munro
Zanesville
C. G. Neipp
Inverness
Oakleys Meet Capitals in Home Sunday Pitchers Battle
The champion Oakleys face strong road club Capital Clothes next Sunday at home. Oakleys new college pitcher opposes Walker of Kentucky, slated for the American Association next season. Both teams will field their strongest lineups in what is expected to be a pitchers’ duel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakleys
Capitals
Cincinnati
Cassidy
Capital
Oakley
Walker
Pride of Kentucky
American Association
Gazzolo Joins Indians. Local Boxing Cards Set
Cleveland reports Lewis Gazzolo University of Alabama catcher reports for tryout with the Indians as part of a Alabama trio including Joe Sewell Luke Sewell and Riggs Stephenson. In Omaha Tommy Gibbons and Captain Bob Roper will box ten rounds on July 4 open air program. In Oklahoma City Billy Miske and Willie Meehan are matched for ten rounds on July 3. Canton July 4 features Carl Tremaine and Jabez White in a twelve round bout with possible signings for Charley O Connell and Billy McCann in Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Lewis Gazzolo
University of Alabama
Cleveland Indians
Joe
Luke Sewell
Riggs Stephenson
Omaha
Neb
Tommy Gibbons
Bob Roper
Oklahoma City
Okla
Billy Miske
St. Pauli
Willie Meehan
San Francisco
Carl Tremaine
Cleveland
Jabez White
New York
Canton
Charley O’connell
Billy McCann
Akron
Harvard Yale baseball series postponed by rain
Cambridge Mass June 21 The first Harvard Yale base ball series was postponed due to rain and will open in New Haven tomorrow with a game here on Saturday If a third game is needed it will be played at the Polo Grounds New York next Tuesday morning New Orleans June 21 The Business Man s Racing Association directorate tendered its resignation to allow reorganization Paris June 21 The French Lawn Tennis Association will ask the Australian Davis Cup team to play the semi finals in England if they defeat Belgium. default if unable to travel to the United States
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Cambridge
Mass
Soldiers’ Field
New Haven
Satuday
Polo Grounds
New York
New Orleans
Business Man’s Racing Association
Paris
French Lawn Tennis Association
Belgium
England
M. Wallet
United Tates
Yaryan Joins Toledo Club as Bresnahan Purchases Release
Chicago AL catcher Yaryan joined the Toledo Club of the American Association after his release was bought by Toledo president Roger Bresnahan. His arrival will facilitate the release of Earl Wolgamot, Bresnahan said. Yaryan had been with Kansas City but was returned to the White Sox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo, O
Yaryan
Chicago
Toledo
American Association
Roger Bresnahan
Earl Wolgamot
Bresnahan
Kansas City
White Sox
Oxford Defeats Cambridge in Inter-Varsity Tennis Final
Oxford won the singles segment of the inter-Varsity Lawn Tennis Tournament beating Cambridge six games to three. Axel B. Graven of California, a student at Oxford, defeated J. H. Van Alen of New York, Cambridge student, in the final 9 7, 6-8, 6-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
England
Cambridge
Axel B. Graven
California
J. H. van Alen
New York
Price Hill Outfit To Collide With North Bend Benders Sunday
Price Hill Club holds thirteen victories and seeks the season’s best semi pro record. Next Sunday they meet North Bend from the Down the River League, a team that beat all rivals last season and provided Price Hill’s toughest game this year. A strong pitcher is confident of victory and Bill Ridley may pitch for the Hilltoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Hill
North Benders
Hilltopers
North Bend
Benders
Bill Ridley
Hilltoppers
Moran challenges Dundee for junior lightweight title
Pat Moran of New Orleans arrived in New York and said he would seek the New York State Boxing Commission’s approval for a $2,500 forfeit to Johnny Dundee of New York to contest the junior lightweight championship. Moran knocked out Phil Salvadore in New Orleans last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pat_ Moran
New Orleans
New York State Boxing Commission
Johnny Dundee
Moran
Phil Salvadore
Potter's Tramps Set for Middletown Clash with Gardener Harvey
Potter's Tramps travel to Middletown next Sunday to face the fast Gardener Harvey outfit. The Tramps have built one of the largest followings ever to travel with a semi pro club and many local supporters are expected to join the trip to the scene of the battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter’s Tramps
Harveys
Middletown
Harvey
Original Ibolds to Play Madisonville Sunday
The Original Ibolds bring a 9 2 record to Madisonville to face the local Cigar Makers. Earl Gaines will start for the Ibolds on the mound and Breslin will do the catching as Gaines looks ahead to a possible tryout with a major league club next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisonville
Earl Gaines
Cigar Makers
Breslin
Clara Marshall Improves After Kidnap Ordeal
Mrs Clara Marshall is recovering at her parents home after a nervous breakdown caused by fright from being kidnapped at Makete wah golf links by husband Albert Marshall last Friday. Her father says she is sitting up and Dr Wilkinson notes progress with strict quiet advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Marshall
Lenox Nox Place
Maketewah
Albert Marshall
William B. Schawe
Wilson Title Forfeited By New York Boxing Board
The New York Boxing Commission forfeited Johnny Wilson’s world middleweight title in New York State citing expired negotiations with Harry Greb. Secretary Harry Burchell said leniency may follow if a bout with Greb is arranged promptly, while Frank Flourney of Madison Square Garden works to sign a contract as both fighters remain out of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Johnny Wilson
Harry Greb
New York Boxing Commission
Wilson
New York State
Harry Burchell
Commission
Greb
Frank Flourney
Madison Square Garden
Rocky Kansas Arrives in Chicago Before July 4 Bout
Rocky Kansas reached Chicago with a band and over 100 Italian well wishers for a welcome as he heads from Buffalo to Michigan City for the July 4 fight against Bennie Leonard. He attended a banquet in his honor and will train in local gyms through Saturday.
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Chicago
Rocky Kansas
Buffalo
N. Y
Michigan City
Ind
Bennie Leonard
Kansas
Fire House Showers To Start July 5 Citywide
City officials approved free shower baths for children at numerous engine houses with showers to begin July 5. Will R Reeves of Community Service will oversee the program and seek iron pipe donations. Chris Erhardt Foundry will perforate pipes at no cost. Twelve play blocks planned to launch July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will R. Reeves
The
Community Service
Chris
Ninth
Freeman
Fifth
Smith
English
Neare
Considine
Warsaw
Gest
Depot
Liston Avenue
Second Avenue
Price Hill
Sayler Park
Race and Commerce
Seventh
Sycamore
Webster
Main
Pearl and Martin
Twelfth
Readings Road
Court
Plum
Vine
Carlton
Edith Kingsley Praises Air Travel After Europe Trip
Mrs Edith Kingsley of New York returns from abroad and says flying from Amsterdam to Paris beats ship and train all hollow. Int l News Reel.
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Edith Kingsley
New York
Amsterdam
Paris
Orphans to Picnic in Cincinnati Automobile Club Event
Thirty one institutions from three counties will send 3000 children to the annual outing staged by the Cincinnati Automobile Club next Wednesday. Final plans were set at the Zoo. 450 cars will form the line, 125 more needed. 300 dollars still sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Kenton
Campbell Counties
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Zoo
W. T. Calerdine
Calerdine
Jesse McClain
H. J. Pfiester
Otto Kreutz
William Miller
Roy Faulkner
W. C. Sanders
Harvey Myers
Sanders
Campbell County
Mr. Myers
Kenton County
Charles Miller
Widow of City Detective Receives Support After Fatal Shooting
Mrs Frank Hueftlein widow of a city detective slain by Noble Red Holt weeks ago visited police headquarters to thank officers and the press for aid. The Cincinnati Automobile Club gave her 3700 dollars, with 500 in cash and the rest in bonds, and Attorney George Cornette handled her affairs free of charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hueftlein
Noble
Red”) Holt
Cincinnati Automobile Club
George Cornette
Newspaper Advertising a Guarantee of Success
Joseph Schmidt of the Prather Allen Advertising Company of Cincinnati returned from Milwaukee where he spoke to Boston Store executives about building large stores through newspaper advertising. He urged close cooperation between managers and advertising departments, liberal newspaper space, strong interior displays, and informed sales staff to ensure success. Cincinnati merchants are praised as energetic and growing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Schmidt
Prather- Allen Advertising Company
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Schmidt
Boston
Two More Mashers Fined by Judge Woeste in Cincinnati
Howard Reale age 20 of Argyle Place and Herbert Finn age 18 of 309 West McMicken Avenue were fined $25 and costs in Police Court for annoying women on the streets. Judge Joseph Woeste warned the city risks turning Cincinnati into a jail if the practice continues. The arrests were made by Lieutenant Weatherly and Detective McCorkhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Reale
Argyle Place
Herbert Finn
West McMicken Avenue
Joseph Woeste
Cincinnati
Weatherly
McCorkhill
Infant Mortality Declines in Cincinnati in 1921 and 1922
Health Commissioner Dr. William H. Peters reports 1921 had Cincinnati’s lowest infant mortality rate in history and 1922 shows a favorable average. He attributes the decline to intelligent motherhood, pure milk, and strong medical and nursing services across hospitals and charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
William H. Peters
Peters
Strike for Higher Wages Stalls Longshoremen in Buffalo
A planned strike of 1100 International Longshoremen's Union members against lake freight houses controlled by William J. Conners failed to halt boat unloading. The workers seek inside pay of 55 cents and outside pay of 65 cents per hour, citing average monthly earnings of about $72 since April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
William J. Conners
Conners
International Longshoremen’s Union
Monkey Escapes From Zoo Grounds In Corryville Parade
A vervet monkey named Mike from Cincinnati Zoo escaped during repairs and spent a day entertaining Corryville residents. He visited Dr. W. C. Herman’s home at 3350 Rutherford Avenue, watched spectators from the porch, drank from a hydrant, and performed acrobatic leaps. Mrs. William French eventually lured him into a cage, and Joe Stephan returned him to his home at 6:30 PM.
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Mike
Cincinnati Zoo
Corryville
Africa
Mr. Darwin
W. C. Herman
Ruther Avenue
Vyervet
William French
Herman
Dr. Herman
Cincinnati News Clips Highlight Outing and Local Events
Adline McBrayer returns to Cincinnati after Franklin Institute dressmaking graduation in New York City and plans to start a local business. The Sixth Street Business Men’s Club outing on July 18 at the Zoo expects over 50 000 tickets and a large radio broadcast setup. Local hikes led by Frank Walz, a fire report at 2919 Glendora avenue notes gas fault, and a firehouse auction at Mt. Adams. Various meetings and gatherings include the Foreign Trade lead at Hotel Linton, a Dayton traffic club meeting, and a tax committee session. The Cincinnati Dressmakers Association Zoo outing hosts 150, and hundreds attend welfare council dinner at the Zoo.
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Adeline McBrayer
Patterson Avenue
Cincinnati
New York City
Franklin Institute of Dresmaking
Sixth Street Business Men’s Club
Zoo
Frank Walz
American Walkers Association
White Oak
Colerain Avenue
Mt. Airy Forest
Edward Lampe
West Seventh Street
Thomas Burk
Glendora Avenue
Malcolm M. Stewart
Foreign Trade Department
The
Chamber of Commerce
Middle West Merchant Marine Committee
Exchange Club
Hotel Linton
American Merchant Marine
City Fire Department
Gregory Street
Mt. Adams
George F. Conover
Frederick A. Schmidt Realty Company
Miami Valley Traffic Club
Miami Valley
Dayton
Community Country Club
P. Q. Hsu
Institute of Technology
Hangchow
China
Z. C. Chang
Chicago University
United States
Warren J. Heldman
Cincinnati Traveling Salesman’'s Association of the Chamber of Commerce
Bob"’ O’brien
Palace Hotel
Sixth Street Merchants’ Club
Ireland
Carrel
Gusweiler
O’brien
Stone
Baymiller
Third
Catholic Welfare Association
Coney Island
Robert T. Dooin
Young Men's Christian Association
A. K. Morris
Morris
Shoe Repairers’ Association of
Hamilton
Campbell
Kenton
Hotel Munro
Seventh Street
Joel C. Clare
Arthur L. Behymer
Men of Affairs Goes on Virginia Vacation Visit
Dietrich of Seasongood Mayer starts an auto trip to Virginia for a several week outing. Leo M Feldman of Jonap Co with wife and two children begins a Westward journey and will be away until about August 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietrich
Seasongood & Mayer
Virginia
Leo M. Feldman
Jonap & Co
a @p
Impeachment Proceedings Against City Officials Dismissed
In Birmingham Alabama on June 21 Judge H B Heflin sustained the defense motion to dismiss the information ending impeachment proceedings against D E McLendon president of the city commission and associates W B Cloe and W E Dickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
D. E. McLendon
Birmingham City Commission
W. B. Cloe
W. E. Dickson
H. B. Heflin
Four Real Estate Parcels to Be Auctioned This Afternoon
Four parcels will go under the hammer at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Auctioneer George F. Conver of the Frederick A. Schmidt Company handles the sale. The properties include a three story brick house at 1801 Freeman avenue a nine room frame house at 1803 Freeman avenue and two eight room frame houses at 1012 and 1014 Findlay street West End. A $200 down payment per parcel is required with the balance due in cash at title delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Conver
Frederick A. Schmidt
Freeman Avenue
Findlay Street
West End
Land title registration notice in Norwood Ohio court
Lester W. Stacey applies to register title and clear clouds on parcel in Norwood Hamilton County Ohio. Notice to defendants including Harry Engelhardt Bridget Thompson and unknown heirs with July 22 1922 date to answer. Judge Thomas H. Darby signs. clerk Geo W Tibbles. attorney H E Engelhardt Cincinnati.
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Common Pleas Court
Hamilton County
Ohio
Lester W. Stacey
Board of Education
Norwood
Harry E. Engelhardt
Floral Avenue
City of
Louis H. Nolte
Burwood Avenue
Elm Avenue
Thos. H. Darby
Geo. W. Tibbles
E. P. Scollan
H. E. Engelhardt
Fourth National Bank Bldg
Cincinnati
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Cameronia
Low Assyria
Wraankata
Enstown
Ani Liver
Cunard and
Broadway
Bourg
Southampton
Val
N.y Cherbourg
Hamburg
Ueenstown
Liverpool
Londerry
Glasgow
Ranean Cruise
SSS Energy
Julvy
Rene
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!