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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1924

Page

2

Appreciative Party Honors Close Of Forty-Eight Years of Teaching

Longtime Allen Rural District teacher Mrs. Maggie Hazard, age 72, celebrated 48 years in Hamilton County schools with a surprise party. Neighbors and former pupils gathered with cakes and gifts while relatives helped orchestrate the event near her Anderson Ferry home. Mrs. Hazard plans retirement to Florida after September and vows to keep her home in good order.

Maggie Hazard Anderson Ferry Rapid Run Roads Allen Rural Isabella Seery Carrie Armstrong Hazard

Cincinnati Bell Outing Brings Hundreds Despite Bad Weather

Despite rain hundreds of Cincinnati Bell Telephone Company workers attended the Chester Park outing. Contests included 75 and 100 yard dashes for various age groups, a penny grab at the beach, wheelbarrow and hand and foot races, a fox trot prize, and a beauty contest. Winners and addresses are listed for each event. The popularity contest winner will be announced tomorrow.

Cincinnati Bell Telephone Company Chester Park Rachel Meeker Section Avenue Thelma Augustus Hamilton Avenue Jack McGirl Darrow Avenue Edward Winters Mellwood Avenue Ruth Diebold Wheeler Street Michael Kelley John Street Raymond Augustus Evanston Avenue Mies Henrietta Cassell Fairbanks Street George Holidas Me Kappman Enright Street H. G. Fiddler East Fourth Street Mary Howitt Wesley Street Daniel Logan Audry Avenue Ludlow J. E. Chambers Charles Miller W. J. Timmerman Thomas A. Worth Lee Waldhaus Harry Mehring A. L. Douglas A. H. Bennet H. E. Held

Illicit Distillery Raided in Chicago Auction of Counterfeit Stamps

Federal agents shut down a two floor illicit whisky operation in Chicago. The plant allegedly earned about 1 million dollars a year. Investigators seized over 5000 labeled bottles and thousands of counterfeit revenue stamps.

Chicago

Sugar Workers Strike Hits Hawaii Plantations

In Honolulu on June 21 Filipino sugar plantation workers on the island of Hawaii walked out. Police reported about two thousand participated while planters claimed only five hundred left work.

Honolulu Island of Hawaii

Husband of girl bandit confesses to hold ups

Farr, husband of a noted girl bandit, confessed to several station hold ups. Identified by witnesses including Arthur Morgan and Clarence Chatzer, he claimed no money was in the cash register. He boasted of future success and said the revolver was bought to stage a show.

Farr Arthur Morgan Hosea Avenue Spine Grove Colerain Avenues Frank Cantrill Ohio Sycamore Street Jennings Brewaugh Moore Hopkins Street Freeman Avenue Charles Chacksfield Bevis Avenue Eighth and Central Avenue Clarence Chatzer Eighth First District Rae Kirgan Maitie Evans Brothers’ Hardware Company Fifth and Elm Streets William Scott Clinton Street

Ohio Heat Toll Rises as Storms Hit Central Ohio

Twenty one people die in Ohio over three days from heat and heat relief efforts. Four more deaths are reported as a storm brings wind damage across central and northern Ohio, with telephone and telegraph service crippled in places and losses estimated up to 150000 dollars. Weather Bureau warns of warmer weather and another heat wave moving east from the Midwest.

Ohio Associated Press Colu Bus J. H.miller Lancaster Frank Burke Cleveland Joseph M. Cravec Akron Oswald F. Munzer Columbus United States Weather Bureau Wir Chicago Middle Western

Card of Thanks for Julius Brian

The bereaved family thanks relatives friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy in the loss of Julius Brian father and grandfather. They praise Rev Carl Schmidt Miss Mary Keegan Dr G Moore the Hamilton County Treasurer's office Mabley Carew and donors of floral offerings and Dunkman and Son for funeral arrangements.

Julius Brian Carl F. O. Schmidt Mary Keegan G. Moore Hamilton County Mabley & Carew Company Dunkman & Son

Obituary notices dated June 1924 early Cincinnati area

Multiple death notices and funeral arrangements list individuals by surname including Busch Gustetter Harbrecht Kennedy Middendorf Murdock O Hara Ochs Parker Reynolds Schuetttler Schulte Schmal and spouses or family references. Details include residence addresses and funeral service times or masses, with dates around June 19 21 23 1924 and locations in Cincinnati and Covington.

St John Day Observance At Walnut Hills Lodge No 483

Walnut Hills Lodge No 483 F and A M observes St John Day on Sunday June 22 at 11 a.m. Brethren meet at 10 30 a.m. at 1216 East McMillan Street and march to Church of the ny. Visitors welcome. Special meetings follow June 24 and 25 with M M Degree and convocation.

Walnut Hills Church of the Ny East McMillan Street William

Osage Modern International Co. Cereal Bids

Irregular text from the Osage Modern International Co details bidding costs and coastal use. The fragment mentions 519 C Unie and cereal bids, suggesting a procurement or trading context with unclear specifics and dates. The readable entities include Osage Modern International Co and cereal bids.

Osage Ntemation Co

Weather Summary for Ohio and Nearby States

Ohio fair Sunday and warmer Monday with partly cloudy skies and possible thunder showers. Kentucky and Tennessee partly cloudy with possible showers Monday and warmer in the west. Indiana increasing clouds Sunday with possible showers tonight or Monday and rising temperatures. West Virginia fair with moderate temps and possible showers Monday. The table lists highs, current temps, and precip for June 21 1924 across many cities, noting rain amounts and record comparisons.

Ohio Kentucky Tennessee West Portion Indiana West Virginia Eastport Chicago Boston Oj Kan Atlantic C Omaha Birming’s Denver N. Orleans Phoenix Galveston Spokane Pittsburgh S. Fran’co Louisville San Diego Nashville Winnipeg S. S. Marie The Pas Rsce

Cincinnati restaurant association picnic at Lebanon dairy farm

Members and guests of the Cincinnati Restaurant Association will attend a picnic at the French Bauer certified dairy farm in Lebanon Ohio. They will depart from Reading road and Paddock road at 8 46 this morning by automobile and attend social and informational events on site.

Cincinnati Restaurant Association Lebanon Reading Road Paddock Road George Puchta Honolulu Neinnati Association of Credit Men Teuton Zoo United States Internal Revenue Department Charles M. Dean United States Internal Revenue Collector Ben Cincinnati Kiwanis Club International Kiwanis Club Denver Col

Obituary for August Busch Jr Aged 16 at St Mary's Hyde Park

August Busch Jr aged 16 son of Dr A C Busch of 2836 Erie avenue died at home yesterday after pneumonia. A junior at St Marys High School he leaves his parents and brother Bering Busch a pre medical student at University of Dayton. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at St Marys Church Hyde Park with burial in St Josephs Cemetery Price Hill.

August Busch, JR A. C. Busch Erie Avenue St. Mary’s High School Bering Busch University of Dayton St. Mary’s Church Hyde Park St. Joseph’s Cemetery Price Hill

General E. E. Wood Dies In West Chester Home

General E. E. Wood retired instructor at West Point Military Academy was found dead at his West Chester home from a heart attack. He served in the Indian Wars and had a long military career.

EE. Wood West Chester E. E. Wood West Point Military Academy Wood

Medical writer Dr Bever ly Robinson dies age notable author

Dr Beverly Robinson medical authority and penologist expert died today. He contributed extensively to press on prison treatment and authored several books on medical practice.

Va Pee Robinson Associated New Beverly Robinson

Publisher Albert Blunck Dies of Poison in Idaho

Word from Tampa Idaho reports Albert E Blunck publisher died by poison. He founded The Johnstown Daily Republican and owned and edited it until its 20 year consolidation with The Gloversville Leader. He later owned and edited a daily in Salt Lake City and previously published American Fancier poultry journal.

Gloversville N.Y Tampa Idaho Albert E. Blunck Johnstown Daily Republican Gloversville Leader Salt Lake Merican Fancier

Peonies Sent to Wounded Vets on Cooper Birthday

Kenosha Wisconsin June 21 More than 200000 peony blossoms worth 25000 were sent by Henry S Cooper retired manufacturer to 18413 wounded war veterans in government hospitals on his birthday President Coolidge praised the idea calling it splendid evidence of interest in the disabled service man Cooper has long cultivated peonies and shared blooms with veterans across city state and nation

Kenosha Wis Henry S. Cooper

Missing 14 year old Helen Lampe sought by police

The police were asked yesterday to search for Helen Lampe age 14 of 2716 Spring Grove Avenue who has been missing from her home since Friday morning. Her mother Mrs Lillian Lampe believes the girl ran away to be married.

Helen Lampe Spring Grove Avenue Lillian Lampe

Numerous births listed with parent names and locations

A long list of birth announcements names numerous parents and addresses, each entry noting the newborn gender including boys and girls. Locations span streets and avenues, with entries for families such as Cook, Carter, Dunham, Dickson, and Hart, among others.

Helen Glencoe Place Cash Herbert Loretta Fyffe Avenue Cook Larry Henrietta Logan Carter Stanley Daisy Dacey Avenue Dunham Edward Nora Avenu Dickson Edward Dorothy Lebanon ezEnfants Kate Richmond Street Eck Kel Aust Florine Regent Wood Gelenski Albert Fannie Win Gilegan Hang Pea Cleanview Avenue Heinbach Frank Mabel Hughes Hart Eugene and Carrie Potomac Harper McClelland and Olive Erieenue Kuhn Frank and Frances Klotter Rederer Arty and Rose Elsmore Avenue Roberts William and Mildred Hewitt Avenue St. Gregoson Hatch Streets T. Semenavid Lillian AMS Samuel and Blanche Melrose Avenue

Whitney Replies to Girl's Suit in Breach Case

Cor nelius Vanderbilt Whitney of New York filed an answer in U S District Court to a $1,000,000 breach of promise suit by Evan Burrows Fontaine, dancer. Whitney says Fontaine enticed him to her Taft Hotel apartment with her mother and grandfather present and demanded marriage. He asserts Fontaine fraudulently obtained an annulment of her marriage to Sterling L Adair and that a later marriage agreement is false. Adair died January 14, 1921. A prior breach action was dismissed in 1922 and Fontaine was later indicted for perjury but that charge was dismissed.

Associated Press San Francisco Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney New York Today United States District Court Evan Burrows Fontaine Whitney Miss Fontaine Taft Hotel New Haven Conn Sterling L. Adair Adair Albany N. Y

Fire Department Mechanic Hurt After Collision

Donald Campbell 827 Oak Street, a Cincinnati Fire Department mechanic, was bruised when his car, the department vehicle, was hit at Main and Ross in Norwood by another car driven by Arthur King 2026 Poage Avenue. King was arrested for reckless driving and his trial is set for Monday.

Donald Campbell Oak Street Cincinnati Fire Department Arthur King Poage Avenue Main and Ross Avenues Norwood Campbell King

Addresses From Miscellaneous Local Licenses Taken

A list of scattered residence addresses across Ohio and Indiana appears, including Ravenna Avenue Camp Dennison Eastern Avenue Mishawaka and Indianapolis streets such as Dempsey Baymiller and Harkness. The notes reference license records and property or residency entries without narrative context.

Ravenna Camp Dennison Eastern Ave Addyston Dempsey St Baymiller St Rosemont-Andrews Montana Ave Mishawaka Ind Miami Mulberry St Pavilion St St. Bernard Glenwood Indianapolis Cherry Grove Oro Aprieton St Pendleton St Fourth St Sixth St Edwards Road Harkness St Elmwood Place Turner St St.Bernard W. McMicken Dayton-Colerain Freeman Ave Orland Place Roest

River Stage and Ship Arrivals at Cincinnati Port

The 6 p.m. river level was 15.8 feet at Cincinnati while vessels arrive and depart: John W. Hubbard from Louisville and General Wood from Pittsburgh at noon, with various departures planned to Pittsburgh Charleston Madison and more, cadenced through tomorrow as the Scioto towed by the government dredge Indiana proceeds upriver.

Cincinnati John W. Hubbard Louisville General Wood Pittsburgh Tom Green Charleston W. Va Way Points Andes Madison Ind Greenwood Pomeroy Indiana

Youth fined for petty larceny in Norwood court

Julius Holzholb of 3824 Isabella Street Oakley pleaded not guilty to petty larceny but was found guilty and fined 100 dollars plus costs. Squire Harold L Hilton granted a ten day stay of execution after his arrest by detectives Steffen and Kiley on June 4 for allegedly stealing tools from parked cars in Norwood.

Julius Holzholb Isabella Street Oakley Squire Harold L. Hilton Norwood Holzholb Steffen and Kiley

Altenheim Feast Day Set for Next Sunday

Altenheim hosts its annual feast day on Sunday June 29 with hundreds of booths and thousands expected on the lawn. The home for aged men opened 34 years ago after coal wagon processions and dedication led by Mayor Gustav Tafel and Judge Hunt.

Altenheim Government Square Burnet Elland Avenues Scotland England Ireland Olland Germany Mexico Gustav Tafel F. Hunt Hugo Eisenlohr

Court grants injunction to avert Cleveland car tie up

In Cleveland, Chief Justice Homer G. Powell issued a temporary injunction stopping the Cleveland Railway Company from enforcing its open shop policy while a dispute over a twelve cent per hour arbitration award is litigated. The card union will keep its men at work unless strikebreakers are placed on cars, says William A. Polk.

Cleveland Homer G. Powell Common Pleas Court Carmen Cleveland Railway Company William A. Polk

Sister of late Pope Pius X dies in Rome

Signora Lucia Sarto Boschini, sister of the late Pope Pius X, died in Rome on June 21. The obituary notes her relation to the Vatican leader and marks the Pope’s enduring family ties.

Rome Signora Lucia Sarto Boschini Pope Pius X

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bell Telephone Exchanges Vine ST Sayers & Scoville Co J. J. Sullivan & Company Homes Broadway Bell Place and McMillan St New York AGES FROM Napolitano Bros Spring Grove Ave McMillan Street Upland Place Harbrecht—Kunigunda Heeb Andrew Harbrecht John and Walter Halbrecht Kennedy John — Kennedy Harry L Anillian Kennedy Nesday Gilbert Avenue St. Xavier's Church Middendorf Katheleen John W. Middendorf Dehlinger Greer Avenue Covington St. Aloysius Church Mother of God Murdock Cora A Nee Phillips George Murdock Riverview Aurora O’hara Jane Frances O'Hara Jennie O’hara Gorman John Jon O’fallon Dayton St. Bernard’s Church Ochs Clara Isaac Ochs Ridgeway Apartments Ridgeway Avondale United Jewish Cemetery Parker Lee M Elizabeth T. Parker Nelson Apartments W. Mack Johnson Reynolds Margaret E St. Mary's Cathedral Schuettler Anna Nee Wallbrecht Fred Schuettler Fred Schuettler, Jr William G. Siefke Sons Kansas City Colé Schulte Elizabeth Nee Kosse William Schultey Flint Street St. Henry's Church Schmal Alice A Blaesi Armin V Kennedy Heights Presbyterian Church Lodge Kilwinning Olson H. P. A T. Roever S. Fi Busse & Borgmann Co West Julius Baer Qouattah Grassmann Printing CO Missouri Cincinnati, O WM. F.fuldner Undertaker ST. Geuther St. Bet Broadway & Ludiew Cooper Dunmovin Northside W. C. McCullough R. C. White Labor Barnett Post American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars, American Legion Auxiliary Women’s Federation of Clubs Boy Scouts Girl Business Men’s Association Catholic Knights Girl Scouts Charles Springer Evanston Welfare Association Evanston Joseph B. Kelley Linwood Ault Park Michael Lacinak Robert A. LeBlond E. W Main Hone Namebert Woerner Helen Hesse Ambrose Saunders Mary Jones John Clift Elizabeth Grim John Powell Marjorie Letty Wullenweber C. A. Wiethorn Ji Louise Ruckstachel Philip C. Weisenneeennes Edna Schardt Walter Norman Oreeeney Estelle L. Dumont Edward Williams Eeeeee Bethel A. Dunaway Robert Odoms Ardelia Lewis Helen Schulte John Barefield Lavonia Harpersham J. Hockmut Franklin Parkersburg Ee Radford K’ Ene Falls Corleston Bracoee Pt. Pleasant, Yee Lower Gaeeeee Apne Ston Bocascsesesves Cairo Barker & Freisens Jewelers J. F. Zinselmeier Garfield PI Central Terrace Wyoming Lowry & Goebel Lowry & Goebel’s Fifth Street Race
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