Appeals Not Available for Married New Selectmen in 1917 Draft
The Provost Marshal General Crowder orders that men who registered in 1918 and married since May 18 1917 and have no child born or unborn by June 9 1918 must join Class 1 for general service. District Boards are powerless to grant appeals. The report notes veterans from old First Ohio Infantry and the 330th Infantry, with units at Camp Sherman, have landed in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch H. Crowder
Hamilton County
District’ Board
First Ohio Infantry
France
330Th Infantry
Camp Sherman
Hamilton County Draft Boards Prepare to Aid Registrants
Legal advisory staff from Hamilton County Draft Boards outline daily sessions next week across multiple boards. Attorneys will assist registrants at various locations including Gwynne Building, Gilbert Avenue, Federal Building, Inwood Park, Sands Public School, Freeman Avenue Armory, and City Hall Norwood, with hours spanning 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and adjustments through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County Draft Boards
Legal Board No. 1
Draft Board
Gwynne
Local Board No. 2
Gilbert Avenue
Local Board No. 3
Federal Building
Local Board No. 4
Shelter House
Inwood Park
Draft
Sands Public School
Bakercourt
Freeman Avenu Armory
Excehursday
Raft Board
Cumminsville
Hamilton
County Board No
City Hall
Norwood
Legal Advisory Board
Revised lists issued for university training
Captain John G Maycox mobilization officer of Hamilton county requested four more men for induction July 1. Thirty six Hamilton County men are to receive a short course in training as electricians at the University of Cincinnati. Local boards report revised lists of selects for university training with names added Friday across boards 1 through 10 and county board 1 and 2 with various individuals named and alternates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Maycox
Hamilton Eet
W. S. Pealer
Meee
Hamilton County
University of Cincinnati
Maycox
George Jacobs
Alph Engberson
Clement Fischer
Thomas Biafhd
Ellis Holmes
Oscar Meiers
Frank Bingaman
John H. Bender
N Street
Joseph W. Graf
Elgin. Place
Henry C. Wallenhorst
Hackberry Street
John Gilmartin
R. P Campbell
Edward Reeves
Charles P. Fisher
Cotter Stret
George A. Kraemer
Bank Stret
Grover Laird
East Thirty-first Street
Covington
Thomas G. Emmert
West University Street
George Burbacher
West Daniel Street
Frederick W. Lally
Ring Grove Avenue
George J. Koenig
Spring Grove Avenue
James Morgan
State Avenue
Robert Gerwe
Considine Avenue
Charles Thomson
Williams Street
Lock
Frank W. Herbert
Chase Street
Clemens Schumaker
Langland Reena
William H. ‘Felock
Colerain
Thomas Bell
Raymond Scheprman
Stpcell
Henrie
Cleves
Andrew J
Indianapolis
Ind
Ohio Troops Reach France in WWI Sectionary Units
Sections of the Thirty-seventh and Eighty-third Divisions, largely composed of Ohio men, have arrived in France. Colonel W. Galbraith’s command, the __th Infantry, includes a number of troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
France
W. Galbraith
Ith
Sergeant Carl Thoete Cited for Cantigny Heroism in Action
Sergeant Carl Thoete of Parker Avenue St Bernard was cited for heroism and gallantry by the French army commander during Cantigny operations and was killed in action. His aunt in St Bernard, his nearest relative, likely will receive the citation soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Thoete
Parker Avenue
St. Bernard
Cantigny
Lectures On Causes Of The War At University Of Cincinnati
Prof. Guy W. Tawney is giving a course of lectures on Causes of the War to soldiers of the War College quartered at the University of Cincinnati. Prof. Tawney recently addressed the selectives at Camp Sherman on the issues of the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy W. Tawney
Local draft board exams applicants at Christ Church Parish House
Board No 7 conducted a delinquent and straggler examination Friday afternoon at Christ Church Parish House. Out of thirty men examined twenty nine were accepted. Donald Dearness son of Fred Dearness principal of the Twelfth District School was inducted by Board No 8 on special orders from the War Department and sent to Ft Monroe Va to join the coast artillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Local ‘Board No. 7
Christ Church Parish House
Donald Dearness
Fred Dearness
War Department
Ft. Monroe
Coast Artillery
Colonel Milliken Chosen for Draft Board No. 5
Governor James M. Cox appointed Colonel Paul M. Milliken to succeed Major A. D. Alcorn on Draft Board No. 5. Milliken is a Spanish American War veteran and former City Auditor and Chief of Police. He will assume duties immediately. Edward Alexander Black, 38, of 1052 Kossuth Street, sought enlistment at Board No. 3 saying he would do anything hard to support the war and was sent to the navy recruiting office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul M. Milliken
James M. Cox Friday
A. D. Alcorn
Milliken
First Ohio Infantry
United States
Quartermaster’s Corps
Edward “Alexander Black
Kossuth Street
Navy
John Robinson
Mr. Hartleveld
Berlin
Two Local Marines Die in France
Cincinnati Marines Charles Naegelsen and Leo Peter Linneman died in France after service in World War I. Naegelsen, 48, enlisted July 1917, served in Fifty-third Company, Fifth Regiment, and died from battle wounds after February deployment. Linneman, of 960 Pavilion Street, enlisted March 1917, served in Seventy-sixth Company, Sixth Regiment, and died of battle wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
France
Charles Naegelsen
Rochelle Avenue
Marine Corps
Fifth Regiment
Nagelen
Commercial Tribune
Leo Peter Linneman
Pavilion Street
Linneman
Seventy-sixth Company
Sixth Regiment
Countess to Speak on Devastated France
Public meeting at the Chamber of Commerce at 8 p.m. Monday features the Comptess de Bryas of Paris who has done relief work in war wrecked French villages. She tours US under French Government auspices and speaks July 2 at Memorial Hall with John P. Frey. free admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Comptess de Bryas
Paris
de Bryas
France
Memorial Hall
Sd Workers
John P. Frey
Cincinnati
Margaret Maxon
Council of National Defense
Gwynne Building
Great Saving Campaign To Continue In Cincinnati
The War Savings movement in Cincinnati gains momentum as Chairman Alfred G. Allen extends the drive through next week. Thrift Day rally at Fountain Esplanade featured the Ft. Thomas Military Band, a pole climber, and pledges totaling over 81 000 in a single day. 130 new Limit Club members joined, and Hamilton County banks pledge to sell over 400 000 in stamps, with many organizations forming new War Savings Societies and thousands of pledges signed for War Savings and Thrift Stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Savings Movement
Cincinnati
Alfred G. Allen
Wilson
War Savings Headquarters
War Savings Societies
Fountain Esplanade
Liberty Loan Team
Ft. Thomas
Charles C. Cohen
Women’s War Savings Unit
Jerome M. Sturm
Clare
Federal Reserve Bank
War Savings
The
War Savings Committee
Hamilton County
Ohio Valley Bankers’ Association
Fountain Square
Harry R. Probasco
Carew
America
Stricker
Donnithorne
L. B. Elswick
Hopkins
Dalton Avenue
Elswick
Esplanade
Ralph Thomas
Allen
Art
D. D. .Woodimansee
Keith's
Team W
Sidney
Kaiser
United States
Wilhelm‘strasse
Belgium
Russia
Rumania
France
Italy
Cal Crim
Simon Hirsch
Max Hirsch
Henry W. Reade
John Duttenhofer
Henry Beckman
Jacob A. Manischewitz
K. R. Hooke
Bloome-Drafer Company
Paul Heinrichsdorf
John W W. Harlin
United States Lathe Machine Company
Joseph Manis Chemitz
Henry Rollman
Louis Levenson
John Stillpass
William B. Schane
Fleischmann Company
Joseph Lazarus
Oscar Berman
Joseph Berman
Louis L. Rauh
P. H. Rushingden
G F Gadby
Ohio Batterine Company
Eli Winkler
Funck Bros. Company
John Quack
A. B. Gould
J. M. McDonald
Clinton Dean
Louis J. Hauck
R. A. Colter
David B. Joseph
Arthur Joseph
Joseph A. Magnus
Robert G. Fries
Samuel Tevenson
Albert «Moch
D. W. McLaren
Katherine 5. O'Donnell
J. M. Schott
William (. Schott
George M. Schott
Louis Schott
Atlas National Bank
Columbia Bank and Savings Company
E. A. Kinsey Company
Arthur J. Schmidt
G. W. Eustis & Co
John Dinkelaker
F. D. Brown
B. H. Weiss
St. Clement
Rudolph Wurlitzer Teams Staff in War Savings Drive
The Rudolph Wurlitzer Company enrolled its 200 employees in a 100 percent War Savings Society. Thomas C. Clancy serves as President and Miss B Highgate as Secretary. Department managers head divisions and rivalries appear between departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Wurlitzer Company
Thomas C. Clancy
Miss B. Highgate
War Savings Certificates and Thrift Stamp Sales Rise at City Hall
War Savings Certificates and Thrift Stamps sales at City Hall Sales Station climbed since February 1 with total about 42 000. June sales reached roughly 8 000.
Ohio Farmer Leads Charge in War Thrift Rally
Ohio farmer and war correspondent coaxes crowd at Fountain Square through a National Thrift Day rally praising American soldiers, urging full funding for the war effort. Notable speakers include Judge Bernard C. Fox and Harry R. Probasco. 14 year old Thrift Stamp General Flora Leistner sells over 5000 in stamps. fundraising auction raises 75 dollars from a diamond pin to support War Savings Stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. C. Lyon
Montdidier
France
Ohio
Cincinnati
Fountain, Square
Lorraine
Lyon
United States
Berlin
Harry R. Probasco
Flora Leistner
Faber Avenue
Westwood
Miss Faber
Vim
Sam
Nicholas Hartleveld
Blair Avenue
Judge Fox
Mass rush of demands for war stamps in Ohio post offices
Post offices across Ohio received 30 to 40 urgent calls for more war stamps to meet heavy demand. Cincinnati offices reported weekly stamp sales of 204 514 72 dollars as local carriers rallied public interest under Postmaster Joel Clare’s leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Joel Clare
Cincinnati
Clare
Mayor Galvin's Budget Adopted by Finance Committee
The Finance Committee approved the Mayoral semi annual appropriation for late 1918 and the 1919 budgets along with the Sinking Fund Trustees. They will be sent to Council for adoption next Tuesday. Galvin sent a letter explaining that departments were asked to restrict requests to essential needs amid city finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Galvin
Council
Galvini
May Remove Cannon to Suburb Cemetery
Councilman Charles Tudor leads a campaign to move the Civil War cannon from the former Town Hall at Pleasant Ridge to the suburb cemetery. John Acomb urges the transfer ordinance while Sophia Selb pushes the effort, honoring unknown dead soldiers who rest there. Theodore W. Selb donated the cannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tudor
Pleasant Ridge
John Acomb
Theodore W. Selb
Sophia Selb
Air Nitrates Corp to Open Offices in Cincinnati Area
Announcement on Friday states Air Nitrates Corporation will supervise the nitrate plant project near Cincinnati and will open temporary offices Monday at 1004 First National Bank Building. Telephone Main 4303.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Nitrates Corporation
Cincinnati
First National Bank
Railroad Firemen Face Smoke Nuisance Charges
Four B. and O. S. W. Railroad firemen John Collens J Welch Fred Hopkins and O W Maley were arraigned in Municipal Court before Judge Bernard C Fox on smoke nuisance charges. They promised to help abate the nuisance and had fines of 25 dollars and costs suspended with a strict injunction against renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. & O. S. W. Railroad
John Collens
J. Welch
Fred Hopkins
O. W. Maley
Bernard C. Fox Friday
Buckeye Division Arrives in France. Lt. Col. Hall Safe
Following the general arrival notice, it was reported Friday that Lieutenant Colonel Joseph A. Hall of Cincinnati has arrived safely in France. He is the chief surgeon of the Buckeye Division, composed of federalized Ohio National Guard troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Joseph A. Hall
Cincinnati
Hall
Ohio National Guard
Annual Pilgrimage of Phila thea Girls at Floral Avenue Church
The Phila thea Girls of Evanston Presbyterian Sunday School join Norwood Sunshine Girls for a Sunday morning pilgrimage at Floral Avenue Church. Grace Evans voices the host welcome. Lesson directed by W E Kreidler and Ren Mulford Jr. Includes a talk titled Your America and Mine by Ren Mulford Jr at a Sunday night patriotic children’s meeting at old Sycamore Church in Sixteen Mile Stand Warren County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea Girls
Evanston Presbyterian
Norwood Sunshine Girls
Floral Avenue
Grace Evans
W. EE. Kreidler
Ren Mulford, Jr
America
Ren’ Mulford, Jr
Old Sycamore Church
Sixteen Mile Stand
Warren County
Birth Certificate Error Prompts Physician Warning
A complaint to Health Officer Landis over a misrecorded birth name led to a warning to physicians to ensure accuracy in filing birth certificates after a young man found his first name Charles instead of Harry in City Hall records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landis Friday
Charles
Harry
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Targ
Guernsey
Shetland
Fourth Street
West—Wine and Race
LEGAL
Hero Gone
Eugene Berninghaus Company
Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
Julian & Kokenge Company
Geeorge B. Curd & Co
American Bock Company
Moore Oil Company
Second National Bank
Levy Overall Manufacturing Company
Sk Rubber Company
Kruse-Garlick
Uni Shoe Machine Corporal Works
Globe- Wer- Bros. Company
Luthe Greene Factory
Nicke Company
Milperior Electric Company
the Doscher Bros
Aters
Wetterer
Fry Bros. Company
Price Hill Business Men's Club
Standard Publishing Company
Work, Safety Department
Service Department
Lohrey Packing Company
J. H. Day Company
Times-Star
the American Beauty
Baldwin Piano ‘Manufacturing Company
Baldwin Piano Company Supply Factories
Ellington Piano Company
O. K
Ohio Knife ‘Company
Helmers & Bettmann’ Shoe Company
Trinity Presbyterian
Blymyer Iron Works
Wurlitzer
Ohio Farmer
Ohio Post Offices
Ralph Green Co
Ee Jung, C.pischer
Sac
Walnut Street
Col. Hall Safe
the Fair Store
Nainlook Union
Palm Beach
Fair Store
Voucher
Coumons
iThe Fair Store
Race Streets
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