Graven Hero Found After Eleven-Year Search
Frederick S. Werner of Clifton enlisted in 1915 and served overseas with Canadian forces. His sister Antoinette Werner-West of Avondale received letters home detailing his brave missions including a planned penetrating act. In 1927 a letter from London reported Werner’s body was found in a French cemetery at Bien Villers, with royal condolences.
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Frederick S. Werner
Clifton
Antoinette Werner- West
Singer
Hale Avenue
Avondale
Werner
Freda Werner
Werner-West
John Werner
Westwood
Carl Werner
Indiana
Many Invited To Celebration Negro Held To Grand Jury
June Brent 45 of 718 West Fifth street was bound over in Municipal Court to the grand jury under $2,000 bond on shooting to kill after wounding Mrs Laura Jackson at 712 West Fifth street last Sunday. He also threatened Policeman W D McArthur with the weapon when he entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Brent
West Fifth Street
Brent
Laura Jackson
Polceman W. D. McArthur
Five Cincinnatians Win Universities Honors
Frank M. Gusweiler, son of Judge Frank R. Gusweiler, was Yale's honor oration man for the graduating class, a 20 year old with top scholastic standing. William A. Merkel earned a Yale Sheffield Scientific School B.S. with distinction. At Princeton, Burtis B. Breese Jr. earned high honors in biology, Thomas C. Adler honors in geology, and Thomas J. Bernard of Glendale earned honors in English.
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Frank M. Gusweiler
Frank R.gusweiler
Cincinnati
Yale
Hughes High School
William A. Merkel
Albert A. Merkel
Greendale Avenue
Clifton
Sheffield Scientific School
Princeton
Burtis B. Breese, Jr
Burtis B. Breese
University of Cincinnati
Thomas C. Adler
Thomas J. Bernard
Glendale
River traffic notices at Cincinnati port
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 19.2 feet and falling at 6 o'clock last night. Arrivals included the Queen City from Louisville at noon yesterday, the Betsy Ann from Pittsburgh at 6 o'clock yesterday morning. Departures were the Tom Greene to Pomeroy at 5 o'clock last night, the Betsy Ann to Pittsburg at 5 o'clock, and the Queen City to Louisville at 5 o'clock.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
Queen City
Louisville
Betsy Ann
Pittsburgh
Tom Greene
Pomeroy
Pittsburg
Queen
Certs F. R
Dam
Dam No
Pleasant
Parkersburg
W. Va
Eases Dam
Portsmouth
O Sees
O Preeesenessa
Ind Ooo
Ereee Dam O
Eece Evansville
Ind
Ucah
Cairo
Memphis
Tenn
Helena
Ark
Vicksburg
Miss
Orleans
Lake Perrys
Jesse
Franklin, Pa
Lock No
Zanesville
Ivanhoe
Radford
Hinton
Kanawha Falls
Charleston
Williamson
Terre Haute
Burnside
Nashville
Wees
Knoxville
Fattanooga
Florence
Ala
Johnsonville
Davenport
Keokuk
Severson
Weeee Omaha
Trade officials listed in regional business directory
Derry, sales manager of Union Gas and Electric. E B Geyer traffic manager of General Electric. William J Schultz traffic manager of Cooper Corporation. L C Bullington L C Barton L P Morris J C Erbeck of Westinghouse. Charles Smith Carson Hoy Hubert Auburn W E Weaver Clinton Yerkes W C G Recher Matthew Dubal Joseph Weber Dr L L Newforth all of Mt Healthy. Clarence Smith of Cumminsville. John Weddendorf Mathias Yeunger of North College Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ll. Newforth
Mt. Healthy
Clarence Smith
Cumminsville
John Weddendorf
Mathias Yeunger
North College Hill
City awards street improvement contracts
Col Sherrill City Manager announces contracts for Liddell street Hannibal street Pierson street Taylor avenue Flatt terrace and Warwick avenue. Total bids range from 9 260 50 to 29 930 with concrete paving specified for all projects and awarded to General Contracting Company and Cino Construction Company.
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Col. Sherrill
Liddell Street
Baltimore
Fairmount Avenues
Hannibal Street
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Pierson Street
Sixth
General Contracting Company
Taylor Avenue
Paxton Road
Flatt Terrace
Mitchell Avenue
Warwick Avenue
the _Cino Construction Company
Railroad and county clash over viaduct cost raise plan
County Commissioners after a Taft led conference seek railroad consent to raise the Eighth street viaduct twelve feet at extra cost, with an estimated 15000 dollar increase and an extra mill levied to fund the project. Negotiations await a unified railroad spokesman before commitments.
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Eighth Street
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati Railroad Terminal Development Company
Terminal Development Company
Taft
Herbert Koch
George Crabbs
Harry A. Worcester
State Highway Department
Robbery at Stanley Lindeman Drug Store on Observatory Road
Burglars robbed the Stanley Lindeman drug store at 2707 Observatory Road early yesterday. They forced a first floor window screen and took $300 in fountain pens, $30 in narcotics, and $23.46 in cash.
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Stanley Lindeman
Observatory Road
Treasure Chest pianos offered at affordable prices
Wurlitzer presents high quality Treasure Chest pianos aimed at moderate incomes. The article highlights flagship models once costly at three thousand dollars but now available at lower, affordable prices for buyers seeking value and prestige in a piano purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wurlitzer
Stolen Safe Recovered but $500 Missing
A safe taken from the Gabriel Snubber Company offices at Court and Broadway was recovered by Detectives Gernhardt and McShane in Mill Creek under the Liberty Street viaduct. The money was missing, though records and papers inside were intact, and two other safes were found.
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Gabriel Snubber Company
Court and
Broadway
Gernhardt and McShane
Mill Creek
Liberty Street
Gabriel’ Snubber Company
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C., H. & D. Railway Company
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railway Company
Moraine City
Dayton
Fountain Square
Thomas Conway, Jr
Philadelphia
Miami Valley
E. A. Buckmaster
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
H. W
Horlick
Ailroad
Union Station Company
Pennsylvania
South Norwood
Com
East Fourth Street
Walnut
Main
T& Cblpaty Fe
Sandusky
Cedar Point
Central Union Depot
Winton Place
Lockland
City Ticket Office
Dixie Terminal
Third
Central Ave
High Bridge Park
Kentucky
R. T
Southern Railway
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