Baruch Proposes Armour Grain Plan to Aid Farmers
Bernard Baruch released letters and telegrams proposing that farmers buy a large grain concern like Armour Grain Company to aid cooperative marketing. The plan would retain Armour personnel, place control with purchasers, and reward farmers with certificates and profits until the purchase is paid. Baruch stressed the plan was exploratory and not adopted, and he did not commit to Armour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bernard M. Baruch
Armour Grain Company
Mr. Baruch
Chicago
J. M. Nehl
United States Grain Growers, Inc
America
Practicen
Armour and Company
J. Marcy
Ohio Grain Dealers Re elect Officers At Convention
The Ohio Grain Dealers Association closed its two day convention in Cleveland with resolutions praising the Chicago Grain Conferences for not having accomplished anything. E T Cuttenborder of Sydney Ohio was re elected president J J McCord of Columbus was re elected secretary and all other officers were re elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Grain Dealers
Cleveland
Chicago Grain Conferences
Ohio Grain Dealers’ Association
E. T. Cuttenborder
Sydney
J. J. McCord
Columbus
Bank Ad vertising topic drives West Virginia meet
Thomas J. Kiphart, manager of publicity at Fifth Third National Bank, attends a West Virginia Bankers Association group meeting and will address the assembly on Bank Advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Kiphart
Fifth-Third Nationa Bank
West Virginia Bankers’ Association
Debs Attacks War and Capitalists in Wartime Rhetoric
Debs denounces war and profiteers, cites jail for the poor and a supposed double standard for stealing iron vs. Wall Street. He condemns Butler and Roosevelt, questions wartime lies about Germany, praises a soldiers bonus, and blasts mob pressure in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
United States Senate
Europe
Cincinnati
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Theodore Rosevelt
Germany
Woodrow Wilson
Taft Seeks Tax Reform to Ease Ohio System
Ohio represents a poor tax framework. Robert A. Taft, a state representative and author of a controversial taxation bill, argued the plan would not raise levies much and would provide funds to help cities. He criticized the uniform tax rule and cited examples from New York Wisconsin and Pennsylvania. H. K. Harrington was congratulated on his election to the governorship of the first district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Gyro Club
Literary Club
New York
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
United States
H. K. Harrington
Columbus
Cleveland
Dayton
Indianapolis
Nurses Examine Babies at Health Show in July
The Visiting Nurses Association will stage a pre school health screening at the Ninth Annual Pure Food and Health Exhibition at Chester Park from July 17 to 29. Miss Mary Fischer, superintendent, will oversee the exhibit and nurses will weigh and examine babies and give mothers care advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visiting Nurses’ Association
Chester Park
Mary Fischer
Train to be scenes of infantry reunions
Regimental reunions will be held by Civil War veterans of the Fifth Sixth Ninth Tenth and Forty second Ohio Volunteer Infantry Regiments at a special delegate train leaving Central Union Station Monday at 9 20 a m city time for the Ohio State Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic and Auxiliaries in Columbus. The party includes the Women Relie f Corps Sons of Veterans Ladies of the G A R Women’s Circle of the G A R Daughters of Veterans and Sons of Veterans' Auxiliary and families and invited friends. Music will be by the Thomas Post Drum Corps and the U S Grant Camp No 100 Sons of Veterans Glee Club and Frank O Wilkinson soloist, who will lead in Civil War songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Central Union Station
Ohio State
Grand Army of the Republic
Columbus
Women's Relief Corps
Sons of Veterans
Ladies of the
Women’s Circle of the
Daughters of Veterans and Sons of Veterans’ Auxiliary
Thomas Post
U. S. Grant
Sons of Veterans ‘Glee Clu
Frank O. Wilkinson
Campaign to close St. Rita School fund drive today
Joseph Benn ing president of the School Trustees expects the St. Rita School for the Deaf campaign to raise the full 177 000 for a new building. The noon deadline follows a final luncheon at campaign headquarters in the Gwynne Building with contributions anticipated from donors away on vacation and mail. Sidney Freiberg will host a fish dinner served by the Woman's City Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rita School For the Deaf
Joseph Benning
Gwynne
Mr. Benning
Sidney J. Freiberg
North Crescent Avenue
Avondale
Woman's City Club
Freiberg
Lighthouse changes in 14th District announced
The Fourteenth Lighthouse District announces new lighting orders effective yesterday. Harris Landing doubles light replaced by red and white to mark 35 feet, single white for under 35 feet. New lights at Diamond Island Light No 3 Highland Rocks Light No 2 Eyville Light. Slim Island Daymark No 3 and De Keven Light discontinued. Changes affect lower river with a new light on the Tennessee River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Johnston
C. E
Harris Landing
Evansville
Diamond Island
Highland Rocks
Eyville
de Keven
Lower
Te River
Tennessee Ver
Train Dispatchers Granted Seven Holidays by Rail Board
The United States Railroad Labor Board ruled that regularly assigned train dispatchers are entitled to seven national holidays off or seven days pay in lieu. Seniority dates from last entry into service. accepting carrier positions as representatives preserves seniority. discipline requires proper hearings. chief dispatchers are excluded from the rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Ill
United States Railroad Labor Board
American Train Dispatchers’ Association
Professor at Center to Wed Miss Sarah Fay
Miss Sarah Fay a Peaslee School second grade teacher will marry Walter H. Coolidge a Centre College chemistry professor at her home 325 Reilly Avenue Wyoming Saturday at 7 30 p m The Rev David L Smith of Wyoming Presbyterian Church will perform the ceremony They plan a honeymoon at the lakes and will reside with Coolidge’s mother in Danville after returning The couple are graduates of the University of Cincinnati and Johns Hopkins University respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Fay
Peaslee School
Walter H. Coolidge
Centre College
Danville
Reilly Avenue
Wyoming
David L. Smith
Wyoming Presbyterian Church
Miss Fay
University of Cincinnati
Coolidge
Johns Hopkins University
Shriners to Stage Two Cincinnati Park Outings
The Cincinnati Shriners plan two park outings at Chester Park. The first event runs today and tomorrow for school children with athletic and swimming contests and a fireworks finale tomorrow night. Jerome M. Jackson leads the Entertainment Committee for Syrian Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Shriners
Chester Park
Cincinnati
Shriners
Jerome M. Jackson
Syrian Temple
Vine Street Merchants Ban Baby Contest At Park
The Central Vine Street Business Association will host a baby beauty contest at Chester Park next Wednesday. Babies ages 1 to 4 are eligible with Walter Walker guiding the event and William Beiser and A. E. Schaffer in charge. Five free shuttle cars will run from Twelfth and Vine at 9 am to the park for neighborhood patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Vine Street Business Association
Chester Park
Walter Walker
William Beiser
A. E. Schaffer
Vine Street
Twelfth
Vine Streets
Two Fremon Boys Drown After River Boat Upset
Two Fremon boys Louis Schwartz Jr and Edwin Mosser both 17 drowned when their boat upset in the Sandusky River six miles north of Fremont Ohio at noon. They were pupils at St Joseph's Parochial School. They left Monday with three companions for a cottage outing at William Schmidt's farm. Firefighters dragged for the bodies as the river was searched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Fire Department
Cincinnati Business Women's Club Installs Officers
The annual dinner and installation of officers at the Cincinnati Business Women's Club drew about four hundred members to the Hotel Gibson. Miss Alice Engelhardt presided and installed Emma L. Sander as President C. L. Dobyns as First Vice President Laura Simmons as Second Vice President Rose Rennekamp as Recording Secretary Elinore Meader as Corresponding Secretary and Omar Jackson as Treasurer. Musicians provided entertainment after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Business Women’s Club
Hotel Gibson
Alice Engelhardt
Emma L. Sander
C. L. Dobyns
Laura Simmons
Rose Rennekamp
Elinore Meader
Omar Jackson
Shuster Martin School Plans July Fourth Program
The Shuster Martin School will host Mt. Washington group for an July 4 program. Readings include Dorothea Barlow Norma Gerdsen and Helen Rose. Songs by Shirley Kuhler and pianologues by Edith Buerkle. Solo pieces by Dorothy Leurck and Eleanor Doyle. The Minuet performed by Dorothy Leurck and Robert Hasenjaeger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shuster-Martin School
Mt. Washington
Dorothea Barlow
Norma Gerdsen
Helen Rose
Shirley Kuhler
Edith Buerkle
Dorothy Leurck
Eleanor Doyle
Robert Hasenjaeger
Prohibition Hits People of Klondike
Washington reports the Volstead act reaches the Klondike as British subjects seek relief from Treasury officials. Liquor shipments to the region are blocked, with Canada coordinating an import monopoly and offering a single route via the Yukon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klondike
Washington
Treasury
London
Yukon
Peddler’s Cart Plunges Down 25-Foot Bank
Fred Weffel a 44 year old Beekman and North Streets peddler drove through North Fairmount when a passing auto opened its cut out and frightened his team. The wagon and horses fell twenty five feet and hit the Sauer home at 3046 Beekman Street. Weffel suffered bruises and was driven home by car as vegetables scattered. The auto driver’s identity could not be learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Weffel
Beekman
North Streets
North Fairmount
John Sauer
Beekman Street
Weffel
Ans
Dr Koch Addresses Psychologists Society in Cincinnati
Dr Henry H. Koch spoke at the Cincinnati Society of Applied Psychology meeting at the Woman's City Club on psychology and healthful living. He was named a delegate by the American Child Health Association of New York to attend the international health conference in Oakland, California, starting June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry HE. Koch
Cincinnati Society of Applied Psychology
Woman’s City Club
Koch
American Child Health Association of
New York
Oakland
Cal
St Louis man seeks brother and sister in city
David Esten Parks 33, of Twelfth and Pine streets, St Louis, appealed to police to aid in locating his brother Frank McClintic and sister Hetty McClintic whom he believes live in St Louis. He was separated from them at age two after his parents divorced and says his mother later married a man named Parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Esten Parks
Twelfth
Pine Streets
St. Louis
David E. McClintic
Frank McClintic
Hetty McClintic
Parks
Harness races planned for Carthage Fair stakes
Harness horse supporters met at the Grand Hotel under the Southern Ohio Horsemen's Promotion Association to revive harness racing in Cincinnati area. Preparations target the Carthage Fair August 8 to 11 with four $1,000 stakes offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Hotel
Southern Ohio Horsemen's Promotion Association
Cincinnati
Lieutenant Clay Jr Cleared of Death By Own Action Stigma
In Minneapolis on June 21 the record shows Lieutenant Charles D. Clay Jr of Lexington Kentucky is cleared of death by own action. The line of duty notation dated November 27 1922 was removed after a new board found the former action was not proven and his father retired Lieutenant Colonel Charles D. Clay urged a full review to protect the family name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Charles D. Clay, Jr
Lexington
Washington
Clay
Ft. Snelling
Here
Charles D. Clay
U.S.A
Boy Wins Honors At St Xavier High School
Edward J. McGrath son of Mrs Catherine McGrath of 993 Paradrome Street Mt Adams earned top honors for three straight years at St Xavier High School with a 97.5 average. He received two medals one for elocution and one for highest honors from the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. McGrath
Catherine McGrath
Paradrome Street
Mt. Adams
St. Xavier High School
Death notices from local area listing multiple funerals
Deaths Fannie L Baker of Morrow C Wednesday June 20 at 6 am funeral from residence Saturday June 23 at 2 30 pm Rev Putt officiating James T Berry of Baltimore brother of Mrs R W Nelson Newport Ky funeral from Charles A Smith Son chapel Saturday 2 pm Evergreen chapel 2 30 pm David E Brafford died Thursday June 21 at 11 50 am funeral Friday Busse Borgmann Company chapel 11 am Amanda M Mathes suddenly at 2376 Wheeler Street funeral from Jacob Mathes 234 Ludlow Avenue Clifton Saturday 3 pm Elizabeth Siemer Wente widow of Herman Wente died Thursday June 21 1923 at 7 50 am funeral from residence of her son Walter L Wente 3135 Epworth Avenue Westwood Saturday 3 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brafford
David E
Busse & Borgmann Company
Cremation Services By Busse Borgmann Co Funeral Directors
Cremation services are listed by The Busse and Borgmann Co Funeral Directors with chapel options at their avenues. The notice appears incomplete but confirms funeral home involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busse & Borgmann Co
Weather Summary and Local Theft at Carthage Pike
The report covers a mixed weather outlook for several states with warm temperatures and chances of thunderstorms in Indiana, plus fair conditions elsewhere. It notes a weather table with highs and lows for cities such as St Louis Boston Philadelphia and Denver. A theft at an American Telephone and Telegraph storage site on Carthage Pike involved copper wire weighing 190 pounds valued at 85 dollars. The Rt Rev Mage Hickey will officiate a corner stone laying at St Stephen's Church on Eastern Avenue and Denham Street with former pastors attending.
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Lake Erie
Indiana
Portion
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
Eastport
St. Louis
Boston
Kan
T. Phila
Parksburg
San Diego
the Pas
T. vi
Winnipeg
S. Amna
Nagegy
S._ Marie e
Nor
American Telephone and Rarer Apany
Carthage Pike
Mage, Hickey
St. Stephen’s Church
Eastern Avenue
Denham Street
West Virginia seeks rehearing in gas export cases
West Virginia asked the Supreme Court for a rehearing of the natural gas cases brought by Ohio and Pennsylvania. The court took the request under advisement, keeping its June 11 decision in abeyance until after the fall term begins October 1. The ruling held WV could not limit gas exports and struck down a state law regulating cross border gas flows as an interstate commerce interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
West Virginia
Supreme Court
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Obituary for Mrs. Charlotte Morel
The funeral for Mrs. Charlotte Morel widow of Dr. Albert Morel will be held at Christ Church this afternoon at 2 30 officiating. Burial follows at Glen Haven Cemetery near Har rigan Ohio She died Wednesday in her seventy fifth year at her daughter Miss Isabel Morel 426 Broadway Survived by Mrs Frank Pierce Miss Isabel Morel Harold B Morel Leon Morel William Cox of Los Angeles Henry L Morel stationed at Manila
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Morel
Albert Morel
Christ Church
Frank Nelson
Glen Haven
Harrigan
Ohio
Frank Pierce
Isabel Morel
Harold B. Morel
Leon Morel
S. William Cox
Los Angeles
Henry L. Morel
Manila
P. I
Man Ordered Away From Family After Court Hearing
Robert Pensol aged 84 of 611 Plum Street faced Municipal Court over his missing eight year old son and alleged abuse. Judge Eyrich sentenced Pensol to one month of staying away from his family after wife Bertha Pensol testified to a beating prompting her to send their son to his maternal grandmother's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Pensol
Plum Street
Eyrich
Bertha Pensol
River stages and weather across ports
Pittsburgh river at 7.2 feet and falling with clear skies. Wheeling river at 2.7 feet and station ary with clear conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Wheeling
River
Marriage Licenses Listed for Numerous Couples
The notice lists multiple couples granted marriage licenses, with accompanying street addresses and locations. Names include Albert P. King and Hattie Howard, Robert Frankl and Edna L. Howard, and many others across diverse streets and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert P. King
Hattie Howard
Robert Frankl
Edna L. Howard
Harold E. Hattersley
Louise Pochat
Albert C. Shantz
Margaret B. Schindh
Walter H. Coolidge
Sarah H. Fay
John Kotzhauer, Sr
Jeanette Chapman
Charles Meier
Marcella Meische
William H. Bell
Louise Webb
Giovanni Naticchioni
Ida Falchi
Clarence E. Brown
Anna Behymer
Birth Announcements Listing Multiple Families and Newborns
A compiled list of birth notices with parent names and addresses across numerous households. Entries include Peters Joseph and Catherine, Braun Karlee Lenora, Koenig Frank Antoinette, Armstrong John and Margaret, and Jasper Alcoaine and Bertha, among others, noting newborn girls and boys at varied street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fee Reanc
Cecelia
Cass Avenue
Peters
Joseph and
Catherine
Borden Street
Murray Edward
Minnie
Cherboy
Braun
Karlee Lenora
Sites Avenue
Ianiel Schult
Bernard and
Mary
Ravine Street
Koenig
Frank Ona Antoinette
East Third Str
Lampkin
Oliver
Virginia
Cutter Street
Armstrong
John and
Margaret
Flint Street
Lapple
Charles
Fannie
Durham
Felix
Ida
West Street
M’parland
John A
Eva
Sherman Avenue
Knabe
Daniel Ind
Edna
Congress
Han— Henry
Pueblo
Jasper Alcoaine
Bertha
Beech Avenue
Aiken and
Me Avenue
Banteln Teen
Mathilde
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Debs
ST. Rita
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Sarah Fay
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DR. Koch
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Lieut
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Terneyere
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Narrows
Hinton
W. Va
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Ratgon
Williamson, W. A
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Ala
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AVON
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Manchester
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Miracle Man
E. Third Street
Donohue
Court View
Norwood
Spring Grove
Hopple Street
Robert Burk
Alice Reinhart
Fred J. Minderman
Edna J. Meyers
BET, Benbenec
Celia Youngerman
Roy Adams
Inez Seem
Sbdiaia
Llewellyn
Klotter Avenue
Oeetee
Grand Opera
Straus’s
Sixth and Walnut
Phonie Main
la Gioconda
CAN Fitch Minstrels
Wade Booth
Johnnie Walker
Photo-Play
Capitol
J. Warren Kerrigan
Sylvia Breamer
Russel Simpson
Betty Compson
Elinor Glyn
Dorothy Phillips
Kenneth Harlan
Marguerite de la Motte
Jack Holt
Mary Miles Minter
Antonico Moreno
Leah Baird
Milton Sills
Alice Lake
Bebe Daniels and
Antonio Moreno
Reginald Denny
McClellan
Cox
Capt. Applejack
Stuart Walker
Keith
Marion Davies
Adam and Eva
T. Roy Barnes
Orpheum
Gloria Swanson
Pathe
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