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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1925
Page
2
Chester A Baldwin, a World War veteran with legal residency in Iowa Ohio and Illinois, cannot obtain a bonus recognition. His Iowa Ohio and Illinois claims clash as his service credits and residency shifted, leading to denials in each state.
It argues you earn more by placing funds where profits are shared. The Brotherhood Bank of Cincinnati offers quarterly compounding and calculates interest from deposit date to withdrawal. Bank staff provide cooperative service to help you management financial needs.
Charles Williams a 55 year old Yonkers factory superintendent angry at order to support his wife told Judge Boote he had not supported her in nine years. The court explained the state would provide aid or he could face penitentiary. Case referred to domestic relations officer for investigation.
John W. Lemons 32 of 122 Allison street suffered a fractured skull after a blow during an argument over a blanket receipt. He was hospitalized at General Hospital where condition described as serious. Miss Mary Richardson 26 of 519 West Second street, arrested in the case, police hunt Henry Stansell of Second street for the hit.
The Rev. Christian F. Reisner at Chelsea Methodist Church urged churchgoing over Sunday golf as a safeguard against heart disease citing Dr. George D. Stewart. He said quiet worship reduces arterial tension and nervous strain more than outdoor exercise, advocating time on the knees in prayer for health.
The bulletin notes generally fair conditions in Ohio and Kentucky with Tuesday showers and possible storms, unsettled Indiana with scattered showers, and Tennessee and West Virginia with fair to partly cloudy skies and localized storms. Temperature and precipitation figures accompany the regional forecast and historical normals.
A high speed chase across several blocks ended with officers recovering a stolen car at Fifth and Sycamore. Three youths fled after being spotted at Third and Pike. The pursued vehicle, later linked to Fred J. Benz and William Ware, had been reported stolen earlier that day.
In Wickliffe a 31 year old man John Gotto drowned after his car plunged into a quarry pool. Driver Walter Stavisky escaped but is detained for investigation. Later Allen Ferris 21 died diving from a boat on Lake Erie amid six aboard. John Miller 25 and his wife of Akron drowned when their canoe capsized in Summit Lake. their bodies were not recovered.
A Maumee River canoe trip ended in tragedy when 19-year-old Beatrice Dusseau drowned after the craft capsized. Her escorts, including 20-year-old Donald Teitz, were rescued. Teitz was saved by E. M. Littin, owner of the Littin Boat Company, near the scene.
Plans call for eleven guard ships and communication centers along a 2300 mile non stop flight route from the Pacific coast to Hawaii. Surface vessels include the battleship Arizona air carrier Langley and aircraft tender Aroostook with six destroyers and two mine sweepers guarding the line. Captain Stanford E. Moses leads the air squadrons while Admiral Robert E. Coontz oversees the arrangements with weather and routing decisions pending.
New York June 21. Eric Schmidt of the American Museum of Natural History announced a discovery near Globe Arizona of a prehistoric apartment house with 120 traceable rooms. Forty seven rooms were excavated yielding skeletons of women and children and many stone shell and bone artifacts. The ruin included clusters of shingle rooms and a fort like enclosure with petroglyphs attributed to the inhabitants.
President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge ready for vacation at Swampscott Massachusetts. White House cars depart for Swampscott while Coolidge speaks at a budget meeting and then travels by train to Salem before motor trip to Marblehead. Mayflower yacht sails to Marblehead with staff to prepare the summer White House.
An aged woman perished when a tenement house near the Bowery burned early today. Eight others were seriously injured including two firemen.
A state prohibition circular from Sam Collins directs district officers to file charges against physicians and druggists who issue and fill liquor prescriptions for non medicinal use. Agents will revoke permits and prosecute violators, signaling government control over liquor through medical channels. Some physicians comply, others expect arrests. one local druggist reports increased business after conformity.
Members of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Divisions 271 and 489 and the Ladies Auxiliary No 1380 held annual memorial services at the Public Library auditorium. The program featured addresses by Rev. Charles C McGinley Rev. William F Rathman H P Daugherty and John F Welch with arrangements led by a long committee. W H Heckman recited the departed members names amid solemn silence.
Hicks 46 West Fifth street salesman arrested on a warrant for $18.50 check fraud. Brown 87 year old peddler arrested for drunkenness after tossing bottles at children at Eleven and Greenup. J Callopy, retired timberman, announces candidacy for City Commissioner in October primary.
Covington tank company sails to Camp Knox with five large motor trucks along the proposed military road from Ft Thomas to Camp Knox. The trip aims to prove to the federal government the road's necessity and feasibility. Citizens groups in ten counties form to press federal aid for a permanent hard surface thirty foot wide road. The route would shorten Covington to Louisville distance.
Newport officers pursued Morgan Jennings 26 of Hazard Kentucky after a running revolver battle on West Sixth street. Jennings fired multiple shots at the two officers before being captured in James alley near Central avenue with an empty revolver in hand. He faces charges including drunkenness disorderly conduct shooting with intent to kill and carrying concealed weapons.
Edward Niemeyer aged 36 of 2821 Astoria avenue Hyde Park Cincinnati collapsed from heat while waiting for a street car at Third and York streets yesterday afternoon. He was revived at Speers Hospital Dayton.
Federal agents stopping a house at 335 Central Avenue arrested four men and seized 1000 empty bottles. As they left, a man across the street drew attention and officers found twenty five gallons of moonshine in his car. The man, named Robert Burns of 334 Central Avenue, was also arrested.
Ernst H. Franz aged 87 or 88 died at his home 3446 Whitfield Avenue Clifton after a heart disease illness. He led E. H. Franz Express Co and was active in Anselmann Commandery Masonry and the Pioneer Society. Survived by children Mrs Harding Cincinnati Mrs Peterson Chattanooga Mrs Cross Los Angeles Edwin E Franz Charles R Franz William G Franz all of Cincinnati. Funeral Tuesday 2:30 pm at home Rev Hugo Eisenlohr will preside. Burial Spring Grove Cemetery.
Charles H Morton aged 58 died at home from heart disease. He was manager of the George Littleford Lumber Company and in poor health for some time. Survived by widow Mabel Littleford Morton and daughters Margaret and Betty Morton. services at Mack Johnson undertaking establishment.
Mrs May Marklin of 2717 Baker Place told police her home was ransacked yesterday. Suspects gained entry through a window and stole $55 in cash and a watch and chain valued at $75.
In New York on June 21 the American Civil Liberties Union announced a fund to aid John T. Scopes defense. A target of 10 000 dollars was set to avoid Supreme Court review as preliminary legal costs were covered by the union and donors. Dr John Haynes Holmes stressed public interest in the case shaping national education’s future.
Gustave Gleize a 23 year old bus boy from a French restaurant climbed the Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion and leaped from the steeple seventy feet above the street. He was found unconscious on the church lawn and taken to Bellevue Hospital where doctors said he appeared uninjured. A letter from his French sweetheart explained his action.
A unanimous vote for evolution was cast at police headquarters after detectives arrested a man claiming to be Edward Jackson of Tennessee found asleep in City Park. He wore nature garments. clothing lay folded beside him. He objected to the police intrusion but no charge was made as the law was unclear.
Ship news lists arrivals at New York on June 21 including President Roosevelt Carmania Helrig Clay Ula and others with their ports and dates. Outgoing June 22 shows Munenstern bound for St Johns. Lodge notice announces funeral rites for Lady C. A. Stevens at W. Mack Johnson funeral home with officers present.
Death notices for Franz Ernst H aged 88 at his daughter's home. Lett a Moorman of 1045 West Ninth Street. Charles Howard Morton aged 58 of Hyde Park. Maria Jane Moses nee Craig of 1823 Fairfax Avenue Walnut Hills. Funeral details for each with dates June 23 21 28 1925 and masses at St Anthony's and St James de Sales.
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