Ohio and Indiana Fair Skies With Rising Temps
The report notes generally fair skies in Ohio Indiana Tennessee Kentucky and Virginia for Thursday and Friday with temperatures rising. It lists current high and low readings across stations including Boston New Orleans Kansas City Nashville Rapid City Buffalo Cincinnati and others and provides a June 23 1920 temperature record for Cincinnati with a comparison to the prior three years and precipitation details.
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Ohio
Indiana
Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
Boston
S. S. Marie
New Orleans
Kansas City
Galveston
City
Nashville
Rapid City
Buffalo
Oklahoma
Cincinnati
S.W
Newport Barber Involved In Womans Shooting At Home
Alma Schott 35 of 82 Washington Ave Newport was shot in the breast by William Diethelm a barber who boarded at her home Diethelm told police he woke to find her in his room and fired claiming she slapped him The gun had been bought two days earlier and Diethelm planned to use it on the Fourth of July Doctors said Schott survived with a rib broken by the bullet Diethelm held on $10000 bail in custody
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Schott
Washington Avenue
Newport
William Diethelm
Diethelm
KE. B. Backsman
Schell
Newport Cop Is Cleared In False Arrest Suit
A Campbell Circuit Court jury returned a unanimous verdict for Newport policeman George Clinkenbeard in a $5,000 damages suit filed by Philip Miller of Newport for false arrest. Miller, among a group of alleged gamblers arrested March 6 at the Barker House, was exonerated in Newport Police Court by Judge Matt Moore. The Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland was dismissed as co defendant by Judge Otto Wolff. A similar suit against Dave Donnelly remains pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
George Clinkenbeard
Newport
Philip Miller
Miller
Clinkenbeard
Dave Donnelly
Barker House
Ninth
Monmouth
Matt Moore
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
Otto Wolff
Wolff
Clinkenbearda
Fire Damages Bellevue Double-Frame House
Spontaneous combustion caused 1500 in damage to a double-frame house at 318 Van Voast avenue Bellevue. The home is owned by A. M. Caldwell County. Fire and Police Chief Charles Egan credited for saving most furniture. Residents Charles Hildebrandt 336 Van Voast avenue and William Hofize inhabit the other part of the building.
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van Voast Avenue
Bellevue
A. M.caldwell
Bellévue
Corner-stone Laying Events At St Thomas Church Ft Thomas
The program for the corner-stone laying at St Thomas Church Ft Thomas last Sunday will be repeated this Sunday afternoon. Rev M J Leick of Corpus Christi Newport, first pastor of St Thomas, will officiate with Rev Otto Hafen, the current pastor.
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St. Thomas Church
Ft.Thomas
M. J. Leick
Corpus Christi Church
Newport
St. Thomas
Otto Hafen
Parish hall and church hall opened on East Villa Place
A new school hall and parish building located on East Villa Place invites more than twenty congregations to participate in shared activities. The project signals expanded community facilities and cooperative worship spaces.
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East Villa Place
Campbell County meeting ends after fire call. bids opened
The Campbell County Commissioners adjourned early when Judge A M Caldwell learned his building at 318 Van Voast Avenue on fire, a Bellevue call misdirected him. Before adjourning bids were opened for the 17 mile Licking Pike improvement with tarvia concrete or asphalt. Metzel and O Herron were the only local bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County Commissioners
A. M. Caldwell
Bellevue
Newport water committee members named by civic group
Benjamin Sharpless, president of the Newport Civic and Industrial Association, announced a joint committee to study water conditions. The panel includes Shaler Berry, Clem Fennell, Jacob Buchert and T. A. Seibert, joining Mayor Hermann’s appointees W. T. Johnson, William L. Glazier and Gil Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hermann
Newport
Benjamin Sharpless
The
Newport Civic and Industrial Association
Shaler Berry
Clem Fennell
Jacob Buchert
T. A. Seibert
Hermann
W. T. Johnson
William L. Glazier
Gil Davis
New Directors Elected by Big Jack Oil and Development
Stockholders chose nine directors for the coming year: Dr. John T. Batte, George E. Engel, John Greife, Dr. C. A. Linn, R. R. McMurtry, James B. O'Donnell, Carl Wiedemann, Otto Wolff, and Frank Buchanan Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Jack Oil and Development Company
John T. Batte
George E. Engel
John Greife
C. A. Linn
R. R. McMurtry
James B. O'Donnell
Carl Wiedemann
Otto Wolff
Frank Buchanan
Newport adopts new incinerator plant under mayor’s charge
Mayor Hemann placed in charge of the $40,000 incinerator project by the Newport Commissioners at Commissioner McGough’s request. Critics say the plant cannot burn garbage as fast as hauled in with a target of fifty tons per day. Nearby, Campbell County children enjoyed a free vaudeville party at Chester Park Cincinnati.
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Hemann
Newport Commissioners
Thomas McGough
Hermann
Campbell County
Newport Day Nursery
Chester Park
Cincinnati
Fairfield Avenue
Trinity Lutheran Church
Bellevue
Newport City June Taxes Due at Finance Office
The City of Newport announces June taxes are now due and payable at the Office of the Commissioner of Finance. Taxes for the year may be paid now. Pay now to avoid penalty and interest. Charles D. McCrea Commissioner of Finance.
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Newport
Commissioner of Finance
Realty transfers filed in Campbell County Clerk's office
Yesterday the Campbell County Clerk recorded multiple transfers. Names include Peter Ridder, Maria Ridder, Frank Benning, Clara Benning, Fred Fay, Albert Gaeckle, Louise Gaeckle, John Beck, Clara Beck, Louis Tieman, Roberta Tieman, Anna Riedel, Herman Metzner, Fannie Shyder, Edward Gorman, Emma VY, Alice Field, Mary Theis, Wilfred More, Edna More, Anna Stratman, Caroline Klein, Anna Elizabeth Lysle, County of Campbell, and Highland Real Estate and Investment Company. Properties span Chesapeake Avenue, Seventh and Clay streets, Hartweg Avenue, Sixth Avenue, Division Street, Saratoga Street, Dayton Pike, and a Highlands baby farm with prices ranging from $500 to $8,500.
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Campbell County
Peter
Maria Ridder
Frank
Clara Benning
Chesapeake Avenue
Cote Brilliant
Fred Fay
Peter Ridder
Cote Brilliante
Albert
Louise Gaeckle
John
Clara Beck
Louis
Roberta Tieman
Seventh and
Clay Streets
Wilfred
Edna Moreland
Thornton Street
Dayton
Anna Stratman
Caroline Klein
Saratoga Street
Newport
Anna Elizabeth Lysle
County of Campbell
Dayton Pike
Highland Real Estate and Investment Company
Robert Anderson
Highlands
Robert J
Emma Anderson
Too Drowsy To Talk Held in Union Death
Detroit detentions report prom inent attorney and bank director Frank Dohaney held on murder charges in the Dwyer death Middlesboro Ky. interrogation postponed as he cites weakness and drowsiness. A hospital psych ward observation preceded the custody with detective guards at his bedside.
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Dohaney
Union
Detroit
Mich
Frank Dohaney
August Dwyer
Middlesboro
Speed
Centrifugal Gun Trials Spark Quiet Firepower Debate
The U S Army and Bureau of Standards secretly test a noiseless centrifugal machine gun that uses no explosives. It delivers up to 11 000 rounds per minute with reduced muzzle velocity and features a motor driven rotating barrel whose speed is precisely controlled to adjust range and fire rate.
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Washington
Bureau of Standards
Yale Teachers Receive $200000 From C P Taft
General Pershing addressed Yale alumni after commencement and praised the Yale spirit. Charles P Taft announced a 200000 gift to a fund named for him to raise professors salaries, part of a year’s gifts totaling 623796.
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YALE
C.P. Taft
Pershing
New Haven
Conn
John J. Pershing
Jusserand
France
Geddes
Great Britain
Hadley
Charles P. Taft
Covington land jurors indict owner of road house
Kenton County Grand Jury reports twenty one indictments in a raid aftermath. Ernest Brady and Joseph Helmar face liquor license and nuisance charges at Stonewall House on the Dixie Highway. Others include craps games, robberies, and unlicensed dogs, with further indictments listed for William Cain Pete Lukowsky Henry Stenson Winfield Brumbaugh Alfred Slade and Abel Vastine ahead of a final report.
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Kenton County Grand Jury
Frank M. Tracy
Ernest Brady
Stonewall House
Dixie Highway
Brady
Joseph Helmar
William Cain
Pete Lukowsky
Scott Street
Henry Stenson
Lynch, Ky
George Stahel, Jr
William Mason
Winfield Brumbaugh
Alfred Slade
Abel Vastine
Auto Crash Crashes Through Gates at P ke and Russell
Robert Moore of English Kentucky drove an automobile that broke through safety gates at the C and O Rail Road at P ke and Russell, was struck by a freight train, and was uninjured. Edward Garret of English, owner of the car, suffered a dislocated shoulder and multiple cuts and bruises and was taken for medical care. Moore blamed defective brakes.
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Robert Moore
English, Ky
P.ke and
Russell Streets
Edward Garret
English
Moore
Garret
Selmar F. Hauser
Willie Smith Charged After Latonia Touting Arrest
Willie Smith aged 48 faced disorderly conduct charges in Police Court after an arrest at the Latonia race track for touting. He testified he had worked as a betting commissioner. he asked to return to Louisville if spared. Judge Manson granted him a chance to leave the city.
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Willie Smith
Latonia
Louisville
Manson
Willie
City and School Taxes Ready for Payment
Taxes for June and October are ready for payment. Pay at City Building and avoid last minute rush and penalties. Office open every evening until 9. George C. Stahel, Commissioner of Public Finance.
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George C. Stahbel
Public Finance
Orphans Enjoy Cincinnati Auto Club Outing at Chester Park
Scores of orphan children were guests yesterday at the Cincinnati Automobile Club annual outing. Cars furnished by Covington citizens conveyed the children to and from Chester Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Chester Park
Suit Over Estate Settlement And Property Sale
John B. Casey and others sue Alice B. Casey and others for settlement of William Casey estate and sale of property on Madison avenue east side fifty feet south of Tenth street with division of proceeds among heirs. Mazie Crawford sues Jesse Crawford for divorce alimony and restoration of maiden name Mazie Miller citing abandonment and cruelty. Fischer Bros hardware merchants sue Covington General Hospital and Dr Ben F Eckman for recoveries for materials and adornment.
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John B. Casey
Alice B. Casey
William Casey
Madison Avenue
Tenth Street
Mazie Crawford
Jesse Crawford
Mazie Miller
Fischer Bros
Covington General Hospital
Ben F. Eckman
Permit Issued for Frame Dwelling in Latonia
William Kessen received a permit yesterday to build a frame dwelling at 2732 Latogia Avenue with a $2,000 cost. Arles J. Helmuth was appointed guardian of Carl Helmut f in Kenton County Court. John Holiday, four, of 3902 Tracy Avenue Latonia, fell into a garbage can injuring his foot and was taken to Booth Memorial Hospital. Harry Haynes, 20, of Detroit Michigan, fined $15 in Police Court for disorderly conduct. Edna Gardner, 18, of Donaldson Avenue Covington, sprained ankle and wrist after stepping in a hole at Fifth and Race in Cincinnati. Oscar Blackman, 21, of 884 Rockdale Avenue Cincinnati, pled guilty to disorderly conduct and was fined $20 at Latonia race track area police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kessen
Latogia Avenue
Arles J. Helmuth
Carl Helmutf
Kenton County Court
John Holiday
Earl Holiday
Tracy Avenue
Latonia
Booth Memorial Hospital
Harry Haynes
Detroit
Edna Gardner
Donaldson Avenue
Covington
Fifth and
Race Streets
Cincinnati
Oscar Blackman
Rockdale Avenue
Lumber price cuts sweep Kansas City yards
Kansas City lumber yards implement about ten percent reductions today with prices falling five to fifteen dollars per thousand. Southern pine drops to fifty five dollars per thousand, shingles to seven dollars, and pine lathing down from twenty one dollars. hardwoods ease except for cypress.
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Kansas City
Cypress
Wireless Operators Strike Called Off After Gains
London June 23 wireless operators strike ended after meetings of the Association of Wireless Fees at London Liverpool and other ports. Leaders say they obtained guarantees of claims and will resume shipping duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Association of Wireless Fees
Liverpool
Boy Drowns In Maumee River Near Wallbridge Park
Ollie Led zianowski, 15, drowned when the boat he rode with three companions rocked and he could not swim. The others escaped to shore and the body was recovered from the Maumee River off Wallbridge Park in Toledo on June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ollie Ledzianowski
Maumee River
Wallbridge Park
Down Along the River Stage on Ohio Falls to 26.9 Feet
The Ohio River at 6 p.m. measured 26.9 feet and was receding gradually as river stages and forecasts update.
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Ohio River
River Levels Report From Several Ports
Waterways report shows Davis Island Dam at 6 feet and falling while Wheeling and Evansville rivers decline. Louisville upper gauge at 11.6 feet and rising, 2.6 feet below the locks. Cloudy conditions noted across the ports.
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Pittsburg
Davis Island Dam
Cloudy
Wheeling
Evansville
Ear
Louisville
Local incidents and notices from Vine Street poolroom to Waterside events
H A Smith reported robbed of his watch while watching a game in a Vine Street poolroom. Fred Scott bruised after being caught under a coal car at the water works pumping station Torrence Road and Eastern Avenue. Girls of local boat and shoeworkers unions plan a Saturday benefit at Labor Temple for their building fund. Y M C A Night Law School misnamed in error as Cincinnati Night Law School. Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Garden Party set for tomorrow at Mrs H H Garrison 2938 Arwhler Avenue 7 to 10 PM. Women’s Swimming Class at Sands Community Center prep for August water carnival with demonstrations of strokes diving and life saving.
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H. A. Smith
Munro Hotel
Vine Street
Fred Scott
West Fifth Street
Water Works
Torrence Road
Eastern Avenue
Labor Temple
Y. M. C. A. Night Law School
Cincinnati Night Law School
the Foreign Missionary Society
Westwood Methodist Church
H. H. Garrison
Arwhler Avenue
Sands Community Center
Births Listed for Nine Families in Crescent and Nearby Streets
Nine birth notices record new arrivals from families such as BLOOM Moses and Selena on Crescent avenue a boy CHILDS Albert and Clara on Denver street a boy COOK James and Dorothy on West Liberty street a boy ISMAPL Frank and Amanda on Dudley street a boy KIEFER George and Mathilda on Esmond street a girl MEKER Cleveland and Mayme on Wilmer street a boy STAHL William and Lulla on Colerain avenue a girl TRAYNOR John and Nellie on West Seventh street a boy
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Bloom
Moses
Selena
Crescent Avenue
Childs
Albert
Clara
Denver Street
Cook
James
Dorothy
West Liberty Street
Ismapl
Frank
Amanda
Dudley Street
Kiefer—George and
Mathilda
Esmond Street
Meker
Cleveland
Mayme
Wilmer Street
Stahl
William and
Lulla
Colerain Avenue
Traynor
John
Nellie
Seventh Street
Names List and Addresses in Local Notes
A long roster of individuals accompanied by numerous street addresses across Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia appears. The text enumerates residents such as Chanel Courtney Clara Niehaus Charles Dettmer Mary Kireh Everett Kiefer Hilda Linder John Murphy and many others with addresses including Blue Rock street Knowlton Street Covington Covington Ky W Eighth Street Vine Street and Richmond Street among others. The piece reads as a fragmented directory or notice of residents and their locations.
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Charles H. Dettmer
Mary Ti Kireh
Everett R. Kiefer
Hilda H. Linder
John J. Murphy
C. Blanche Ziegler
George Freeman
Mamie Flichner
Joseph Robinson
Nellie M. Stured
Notices of Deaths and Funerals
Deaths listed for Foust, Renter, Rose, Staley, Wolfer with residences in Cincinnati area. Each notice includes family names, ages, and scheduled funeral details at homes or churches, plus dates in June 1920 and requests to omit flowers where stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foust
Margery Sanford
C. Ellis
Gay Geilfus Foust
Rockford
Ill
C. H. Geilfus
Bruce
Hamilton Avenues
Northside
William
Mary Renter
Oswald
Delhi Avenue
Sedamsville
Store Church
Rose
John Ormond Rose
Richmond Street
Staley
Lucretia Ellen
Nee Kessler
Luke A. Staley
Montgomery Road
Dayton
Baltimore
Washington
D. C
Wolfer
Frank Ezra
Frank G
Emma Wolfer Ao Nagel
Ernst Street
Fairmount
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William Roscoe Thayer
Roosevelt
Stewart & Kidd CO. Publishers
Golde’s
Jazz Records
Newport Notes
Adv
Chas. D. McCrea
Newport Realty Notes
U. S
Pike Street
Taft
Ge Rudolph Wurlitzer
East Fourth St
Ernest Brady and
Stonewall
Kenton Circuit Court
Covington Notes
Arthur H. Simsteen
Margaret Knipper
Edward L. Reilley
Loretta Ackerman
Harry Beach
Argaret Erte
August J. Schroer
Hilda Faigle
Burney Cook Nettie M. Zu
West
N. Franklin
Paeneteee
Pasbacvere
Zanesville
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ivanhoe
Radford
Narrows
Hinton
Ka’ha Falls
Charleston
Pt. Pleasant
Williamson
Pikeville
Ashland
Portsmouth
Maysville
Paducah
Cairo
Til
Chanel Courtney
Clara L. Niehaus
Urban A. Lehn
Edna Panhorst
Arthur L. Lauch
Clara B. Wewe
James H. Wilson
Stella Turner
Howard J. Bloor Marcella Smith
Harry ¢. Spatz
Eleanor M. Clen
Robert E. Inge
Louise F. Gysin
Fred L. Everett
Mabel Lackey
John Daniel Hazeline Jones
Aeeet
Anes
Louis Schneider
Willie Kaplan
Coomb
Irma M. Schmid
Anton Bercy
Georgia Weil
Everett R. Williams
Alma M. Williams
Albert Cohen
Della Melton
John Turner
Jennie Marshall
Lockland
Reading
Blue Rock Street
Knowlton Street
Blue Ash
Pleasant Ridge
Spring Street
Covington, Ky
Eighth Street
W. Court Street
W. Coart Street
Winkler Street
Denham Street
McLean Avenue
Madeira
Montgomery
Tower and Colerain
E. Third Street
Waverly Avenue
McAllister Street
Hopkins Street
Carlisle Avenue
Ninth Street
Manss Street
Joplin, Miss
Erkenbrecher Ave
Warren Street
Juergens Avenue
Harold Street
W. Seventh Street
Kenyon Avenue
J. J. Sullivan & CO
East Fourth
Automobile Ambulances
Automobile Funeral
Hyde Park
Manhattans
Percales
Madras
West Sixth Street
Andrews
Walnut Street
Mercantile Library
East Fifth Street
Fourth and Vine 441
Fifth Street 12Th and Vine Sts
Andrews Bidg
Natural Bridge
Via
Bae
Fourth St
Falmouth
Grand
Eco Sg Consolidated Ticket Office
Gwznne Bldg
Lgn
F. D. Bush
America
the Commercial Tribune
Les
Baymiller Station
Winton Place
Wyomng
Baltimore & Ohio
Sixth and Main
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