Death of Jacob Reichert former labor leader and pardoned inmate
Jacob Reichert 41 former Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America agent died at Jewish Hospital after cirrhosis following a June pardon by Governor Donahey under a dying-man clause. He faced an assault charge and had recently been released from a fifteen year sentence. Funeral at St Johns Church then burial at St Josephs Cemetery Price Hill.
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Jacob Reichert
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Jewish Hospital
Reichert
Donahey
Roettinger
Judge Roettinger
Charles S. Bell
Bell
Moses Salzer
Solderutgs Brothers
Leigher
Ohio State Penitentiary
J. H. Day Company
King George Honors Paderewski With Knighthood
King George I conferred the Knight Grand Cross of the British Empire on pianist Ignace Paderewski in a morning ceremony in London. The Polish musician was recognized for his contributions to music and his role as a statesman.
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Paderewskis
Associated Press
London
King George
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Volish
Brothers meet after fifty years in New York reunion
William B Groat Sr 69 of Long Island City an inspector with the U S Customs Service met his brother John 66 for the first time in fifty years. They parted in 1875 when William 19 and John 16 left Wick Scotland to sea. John joined the U S Geodetic Survey at Tillamook Ore. They plan to return to Wick on July 4 to visit the family home said to date from 1474.
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New York World News Service
New York
William B.groat
Long Island City
United States Customs Service
John Groat
William
John
Wick
Scotland
United States Geodetic Survey
Tillamook
HUTTON PREDICTS STEEL MERGERS
J M Hutton, director of American Rolling Mill and member of W E Hutton & Co, said directors have not discussed a consolidation with Otis Steel. He predicted consolidation among Ohio Valley sheet makers to sustain profits as price cutting limits margins. He noted talks remain gossip and no negotiations have progressed beyond talk.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
J. M. Hutton
American Rolling Mill Company
W. E. Hutton & Co
Otis Steel Company
Ohio Valley
Mystery murder case grips Clermont County village
Investigators seek identity of an unidentified woman found dead in the Ohio River at Utopia. They traced a couple seen in Higginsport and near a Utopia greenhouse Sunday, moving camp to the riverbank where the body was found. A $500 reward is offered for arrest and conviction.
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Ohio
Utopia
Fred Croswell
Carl Z. Garland
Richard J. Gieswein
Crim & Ryan Detective Bureau
Pearl Lemons
Lockwood Street
Covington
Lemons
Detroit
Grant Burden
Croswell
Garland
Clermont County
Gieswein
Detective Bureau
Joseph Cahill
Higginsport
Victor Thomas
Thomas
William Vandergrift
Vandergrift
Charles Hessler
Hessler
George Hines
Atlantic and Pacific
Chile
Carl Burton
Hines
Cincinnati
Aberdeen
Portsmouth
Rumor Links Rolling Mill to Otis Steel Merger
Circulation in Cincinnati holds that the American Rolling Mill Company may acquire Otis Steel through a merger. Most Cincinnati directors are in New York for a Board of Directors meeting.
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American Rolling Mill Company
Otis Steel Company
Cincinnati
The
Rolling Mill Company
New York
Defense Day Parade Plans Change to Avoid Confusion
Milton D Campbell chairman of the Master Committee for the Defense Day parade announced the parade route and final ceremony site were altered. The parade will start at Court and Race streets at 9 30 in the morning and end at Lytle Park where exercises will be held with groups including National Guards Home Guards Marines Girl Scouts Red Cross and other organizations. The telephone company may erect the amplified speaker setup in Lytle Park to broadcast speeches by President Coolidge and others. Several women’s groups will attend the park events rather than march.
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Milton D. Campbell
Fountain Square
Lytle Park
Court
Race Streets
National Guards
Home Guards
Marines
Girl Scouts
Red Cross
Marine Club
Society of Civil Engineers
Sixth Street
President Coolidge
Priest Will Be Guest of Nobility in England
The Rev. Joseph F. Kiefer of St. Xavier's College will lead a Cincinnati party sailing from New York on July 10 for a European tour including Rome. They will be guest of honor at a dinner in London hosted by Lord and Lady Edward Morris. The 50-member group includes many St. Xavier students and will tour seven weeks through France England Ireland Switzerland and Italy.
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Joseph F. Kiefer
St. Xavier's College
France
England
Ireland
Switzerland
Italy
Traction Franchise Talks End as City Officials Meet
City officials and traction representatives concluded meetings on the new franchise. Council caucuses will review the draft ordinance after printing, with discussions led by Frank Duttenhofer and William Hess. Rose pressed for fare limits and capital returns, while Taft noted 10 cents as a practical cap amid lower ridership and bus competition.
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Traction
Frank Duttenhofer
Duttenhofer
William Hess
Charles O. Rose
Fifth Ward
Samuel Lipp
Rose
Samuel Assur
Robert Taft
W. J. Kuertz
Street Railroad
Findlay Outing at Coney Island Draws 25 000 Crowd
The Findlay Market Association hosted a large outing at Coney Island attracting over 25 000 guests. Martin Andreas chaired the event with a major barbecue and a bathing beauty contest won by Katherine Lane 100 prize, with other prizes totaling over 2 000.
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Findlay Market Association
Coney Island
Martin Andreas
Joseph Orlowsky
Benjamin Miller
Val Bonhajo
Katherine Lane
Park Building
Cecelia Kessling
East Sixth Street
Newport
Loretta McClanen
Greenup Street
Covington
Alexander
Mildredgar
Francis Frey
Clara Stein
E. Firetag
William Jones
B. Schneider
H. Bruer, Jr
Franklin
George Wil
Robert Baumgartner
A. Roy
William Edwards
Nell Nielan
Laura Peterson
Clara Schneider
John Stegner
John Mahoney
Chain Pinger
Eleanor Flamm
Norma Curren
Ethel Pettibone
Shirley Baumgartner
Dor Tuer
Eleanor Adolf
Turness
Retail Merchants Set June 30 Outing at Tom Cody Farm
Cincinnati Retail Merchants Association members will forego business on June 30 as they attend an annual outing at Tom Cody's farm. Robert W. Pogue presides with Columbus Retail Merchants as guests of honor. Adolph C. Weiss hosts ceremonies with baseball golf and a loafers contest planned. Entertainment planned by Edward F. Herschede and Harry McLaughlin. Columbus group helped organize the association on October 21, 1921. Lynn Kevenaugh was then Columbus secretary.
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Cincinnati Retail Merchants’ Association
Tom Cody
Robert W. Pogue
Columbus Retail Merchants’ Association
Cody
Loafers
Edward F. Herschede
Harry McLaughlin
Columbus Merchants
Cincinnati
Lynn Kevenaugh
Cincinnati Association
Columbus Group
Dr H H Wiggers Named Trustee by Homeopaths
Dr H H Wiggers of 2406 Auburn avenue former chief of the medical staff Bethesda Hospital was elected a trustee of the American Institute of Homeopathy at its annual New York convention. He is a Cincinnati physician and member of the Cincinnati Academy of Medicine and the Cincinnati Lyceum of Homeopathy.
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H. H. Wiggers
Auburn Avenue
Bethesda Hospital
American Institute of Homeopathy
New York
Wiggers
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Academy of Medicine
Cincinnati Lyceum of Homeopathy
Norwood Man Elected Universalist Secretary in Ohio Convention
Stanley W. Stall of 434 Main Avenue Norwood was elected Secretary of the Ohio state convention of the Universalist Church for the coming year at Columbus. Other officers chosen: H. E. Simmons Akron President, A. H. Homans Cleveland Vice President, C. R. Olin Akron Treasurer, E. J. Wieland Mt. Gilead Trustee. Next year's convention will be held at Eaton.
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Norwood
Stanley W. Stall
Main Avenue
Ohio
the Universalist Church
Columbus
H. E. Simmons
Akron
A. H. Homans
Cleveland
C. R. Olin
E. J. Wieland
Mt. Gilead
Eaton
Rabbi Aaronsohn elected chaplain at veterans convention
Rabbi Michael Aaronsohn of 246 Ehrman Avenue Avondale was elected chaplain of the Blind Veterans of the World War at their annual convention held with the Disabled American Veterans in Omaha Nebraska yesterday. He lost his sight in France and serves as field secretary for the Union American Hebrew Congregation.
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Michael Aaronsohn
Ehrman Avenue
Avondale
Omaha
Neb
Rabbi Aaronsohn
Union American Hebrew Congregation
France
Insurance suit over $7500 life policy for John J. Phillips
G A Ginter as administrator of John J. Phillips estate filed in Common Pleas Court against The Fidelity and Casualty Company of New York seeking payment of a $7500 life policy. Phillips died November 11 1924 from injuries from a fall at the Business Men's Club, claim denied though all policy provisions were met.
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John J. Phillips
Business Men's Club
Fidelity and Casualty Company of New York
Common Pleas Court
G. A. Ginter
Phillips
Economist urges foreign competition to aid Europe recovery
James M. Matthews of Babson Institute urged American business men to invite European competition to help Europe recover and pay its debts. He warned prices may fall slowly for two decades, citing U.S. over production. Rotary Club guests included John Horgan. camp for crippled children to open July 12.
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America
Europe
James M. Matthews
Division of Practical Economics
Babson Institue
Babson Park
Mass
Rotary Club
the Linton
United States
Matthews
Mr. Matthew
Rotarians
John Horgan
The
Linton
Rotary Camp For
Mayor Carrel Delivers Pinch Hit At Bass Island Outing
In Bass Island baseball outing Mayor Carrel, a former youth star, pinch hit twice in the eighth for the City Solicitor’s Office team. The solicitors beat the old boys 14 to 0 behind Carl Rich’s pitching. Carrel’s second at bat yielded a home run as Ed Morrissey overthrew first base.
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Mayor Carrel
Ed Morrissey
Harry Weber
Charley Weber
Cliff Cordes
Joe O'Connell
Judge Ryan
Bernard Gilday
Henry Bruestle
N. J. Kuertz
Dan Forchheimer
Chauncey Pichel
Nate Maxwell
Gus Rheinhardt
Reserve Officers Move to Federal Building
The Organized Reserves offices will relocate from the Gwynne Building to Room 415 in the Federal Building next Wednesday. Colonel Matthew C. Smith announces the move and lists staff including Lt Col L T Butler, Lt Col John R Musgrave, Lt Col Lewis S Ryan, Capt W W Belcher, Capt Ralph Hall, and Capt Henry S Wright. They direct instruction for 520 reserve officers and 20 enlisted men in the Cincinnati district.
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Organized Reserves
Gwynne
Federal Building
Matthew C. Smith
Smmith
L. T. Butler
329Th Infantry
John R. Musgrave
Coast Artillery
Lewis S. Ryan
Field Artillery
W. W. Belcher
Ralph Hall
Infantry
Henry S. Wright
Quartermaster’s Corps
Smith
Cincinnati
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Central Union Station
Traverse City
Alden
Charlevoix
Petoskey
Bay View
Dixie Terminal
Michigan and
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J. West
Baltimore & Ohio
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LAN Fhanghiol
Findlay
Coney
Economist
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Kaltex
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