Well man praises Tanlac after two years with indigestion
John Gripp of Louisville credits Tanlac with curing two years of indigestion. He describes severe bloating, nausea after meals, nerve trouble, and poor sleep before relief from the first bottle. He now enjoys a larger appetite and solid rest, endorsing Tanlac for others. Sold by Dow Drug Co in Cincinnati and other outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
John Gripp
North Seventeenth Street
Louisville
Taniac
Dow Drug Company
Fifth and Vine Street
Norwood
Elmwood
Carthage
Covington
Newport
Moor
Reading
J. J. Stark
St. Bernard
Foley Kidney Pills Help Man and Wife in Irvington
Walter Farrand of 1093 Springfield Ave Irvington New Jersey writes that his kidney and bladder pains disappeared soon after taking Foley Kidney Pills. He says the pills purify the blood and relieve rheumatic pains swollen joints and muscle stiffness caused by kidney trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Farrand
Springfield Ave
Irvington
N. J
Sayler Park Protest Against Cincinnati Bell Rate Rise
Sayler Park Business Men's Club members meet at B F Lehman home to protest Cincinnati Bell Telephone's new Delhi Exchange rate effective August 1. A committee will present the petition to Bayard Kilgour with objections to a 2 25 monthly charge and 10 cent per call to Cincinnati, deeming it discriminatory. The plan could affect Fernbank Glendale and Millcreek Valley towns. Glendale Mayor calls a council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayler Park Business Men’s Club
B. F. Lehman
Parkland Avenue
Cincinnati Bell Telephone Company
Bayard Kilgour
Telephone Company
Charles Meedy
James Foley
G. H. Patterson
Delhi Exchange
Cincinnati
Lehman
Delhi
Sayler Park
Fernbank
Glendale
Millcreek Valley
George T. Poor
Pietzugh Firm Held to Jury on Profiteering Case
J L Haines of the Flying Squadron testified at the Pietzuch Shoe Company arraignment for alleged profiteering in shoe prices. He detailed average profits around 63 percent, with defense arguing for special footwear lines and proper charges. The case was sent to the court for decision and the firm was bound to the grand jury on a $1,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Haines
Department of Justice
Joseph H. Pietzuch
Haines
Washington
Race Street
Joseph Graydon
Morrow
Hand
New York
Bettman
M. A. Tate
Josephine Hayes
Gilbert Avenue
Alice Jackson
Highland Avenue
Amelia Bollinger
Madison Avenue
Covington
J. Goebel
Lincoln Avenue
Frank Bueche
V. McVey
Ft. Thomas
Goebel
State Commission hearing on shoe repair profiteering
In Boston on June 28 the State Commission on Necessaries of Life heard dealers testify that they earned about 1.25 per pair on shoes repaired by outside shops. Customers paid 4 for full sole and heel work while the actual repairers were paid 2.75. Witnesses indicated an price increase was possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
State Commission On Necessaries of
Glass Chosen as Chairman on Resolutions
The Democratic convention opens with Glass named chairman of Resolutions as the fight over platform planks intensifies. Delegates from varied factions including W J Bryan supporters and administration backers debate prohibition Irish independence and League of Nations provisions amid possible minority reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam J. Bryan
Resolutions Committee
Robinson
EF. E. Britton
North Carolina
Daniels
Ralston
Indiana
Thomas J. Spallacy
Connecticut
League of Nations
Committee On
W. J. Bryant
James R. Nugent
New Jersey
Glass
Virginia
Colby
State Department
Walsh
Montana
Senate
W. Bourke Cochran
New York
Marshall
Vance McCormick
Virginia Democrats
Wilson
San Francisco
Bryan
New Officers Installed at United Automobile Workers
Newly elected officers were installed at a meeting of the United Automobile Aircraft and Vehicle Workers. Louis Ricketts was named president with Harry Cook as vice president. Guards are Fred Zinsmeister and John Uhlein, sergeant at arms William Specht, trustees Gus Hela John Dawson and L. D. Ferguson, executive board Gus Meier H Swederski I Imhoff and Fred Weddendorf. C. A. Dickman was elected delegate with Harry Stepler alternate to the convention in Cleveland on September 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Automobile, Aircraft and Vehicle Workers
Louis Ricketts
Harry Cook
Fred Zinsmeister
John Uhlein
William Specht
Gus Hela
John Dawson
L. D. Ferguson
Gus Meier
H. Swederski
I. Imhoff
Fred Weddendorf
C. A. Dickman
Harry Stepler
Union
Cleveland
Oil Plant Sues Machinists Union Over Strikes Delays
American Oil and Tank Company files suit for an injunction claiming the machinists strike has stalled contracts worth 150000. The suit alleges intimidation and illegal picketing by strikers. Affidavits describe threats to workers and families, including offers of union initiation money and threats to “get” workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Oil and Tank Company
Machinists’ Union
Edward Lebo
Central Avenue
Mr. Lebo
James M. Money
Linn Street
Kentucky
Money
Dalton Avenue
Olive Spahr
Spahr
Dalton Street
Dube Explains Hynicka Opposition and GOP Stand
Dube argues against Hynicka backed policies in Cincinnati and Hamilton County. He says Krollmann deserved reward but the saloon era is over and vows to uphold equal opportunity, a responsive county government, and Republican principles for government via the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krollmann
Mr. Hynicka
Uynicka
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
New York
Hynicka
Potatoes shipped as price climbs. events mark week
First shipment of home grown potatoes arrived with prices at 13.50 to 14 per barrel amid hopes for a good crop due to limited seed plantings. City notes include birth of Clifford Martin's grandson, Typotheta meeting plans, a pocketbook loss, whisky theft report, a hotel wedding, Bible school enrollment, a missing woman, free tickets for a Mill Street outing, and a farewell concert for Pauline Crain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Martin
Thomas Clifford Gaither
Thomas Gaither
Beecher Avenue
Walter A. Wyatt
Princeton Hotel
Cincinnati
Independence
Kan
Wyatt
George Ahe
Mildred Platt
Columbus
E. P. Whallon
Ahe
A. C. H. Johnstone
Mary Bower
Chestnut Street
Mill Street Business Men’s Association
Coney Island
Edward Wuest
American House Orchestra
Pauline Crain
Europe
River stage Falls to 17.1 Feet by 6 PM
The river level at 6 p.m. measured 17.1 feet and was dropping. Crests and nearby areas were monitored as waters receded.
River Stage Reports From Ports
Evansville river 18.7 feet and falling with clear conditions. Pittsburg reports river at Davis Island Dam eight feet and rising. Wheeling shows nine feet and stationary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Pittsburg
Davis Island Dam
Wheeling
Elks Lodge to Hold Summer Meetings in Cincinnati
Cincinnati Lodge No. 5 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks announces summer meetings after years of winter sessions. Members will gather during the warm months for dates to be set by the lodge officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Lodge No. 5
Births Recorded for Several Families in City Addresses
Backus Samuel and Margaret announce a girl born at 4128 Lake Man Street. Crawford Edwin and Eleanor report a boy and a girl born at 1637 Freeman Avenue. Heffron Bernard and Anna welcome a boy at 170 Warner Street. Moorman Anthony and Josephine have a boy at 826 Bank Street. Poulos Nicholls and Gertrude report a girl at 530 Clark. Stock Robert and Irene welcome a girl at 762 McMicken Avenue. Weinle Henry and Hattie announce a birth at 1035 Straight. Wilkins Thomas and Mary report a boy born at 1913 Ohio Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Backus
Samuel
Margaret
Lakeman Street
Crawford
Edwin
Eleanor
Freeman Avenue
Heffron
Bernard
Anna
Warner Street
Moorman
Anthony
Josephine
Bank Street
Poulos
Nicholls
Gertrude
Clark Street
Stock
Robert
Irene
McMicken Avenue
Weinle
Henry
Hattie
Straight Street
Wilkins
Thomas and
Mary
Ohio Avenue
Weather overview and stations report for Ohio Indiana and Kentucky
Fair skies with thunderstorms expected in extreme north Tuesday and possible local thunder showers Wednesday across Ohio Indiana and Kentucky. West Virginia remains fair and warm Tuesday with similar outlook Wednesday. Temperature readings for multiple stations listed with highs lows and precipitation including Boston Kansas City New Orleans Omaha Galveston San Francisco Nashville Winnipeg S Marie Cincinnati and a June 28 1920 record for Cincinnati with hourly observations and a summary of temperatures wind and rain for 7 am noon and 7 pm local time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Boston
Kansas City
New Orleans
Omaha
Galveston
S. Francisco
Nashville
Winnipeg
S. Ste. Marie
Cincinnati
Funeral services for August Guen ther veteran at Memorial Hall
Funeral services for August Guenther 90 oldest Civil War veteran in Cincinnati will be held this afternoon at Hamilton County Memorial Hall at 2 o clock with burial later at Bridgetown Cemetery. He lived at Carll and Cummins streets Fairmount after coming from Germany in 1850s. He was a member of the Pioneers Union Veteran Legion Ninth Ohio Volunteer Infantry Hecker Post G A R and served as grand marshal of Memorial Day parade. Surviving are a widow eight children fifteen grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Guenther
Cincinnati
Hamilton County Memorial Hall
Bridgetown
Guenther
Carll and
Cummins Streets
Fairmount
Germany
Pioneers
Union Veteran Legion
Ninth Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Hecker Post
Grand Army
Death of Alexander Woody Following Church Visit
Alexander Woody a 45 year old laborer of 1219 West Street died at his residence from a cerebral hemorrhage shortly after returning from church Sunday evening. His son Edward Woody told Coroner Bauer that the man spoke heavily after going to bed about 10 30 but died before a physician could be summoned. The funeral is set for Wednesday at 2 PM at the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Woody
West Street
Edward Woody
Bauer
Funeral for Mounted Patrolman William F H Sandman
The funeral for 54 year old Mounted Patrolman William F H Sandman will be held tomorrow afternoon from his residence at 1214 Halpin Avenue. He died last Saturday at the home of his niece Mrs Luella Sanham 81 Locust Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. H. Sandman
Luella Sanham
Locust Street
Halpin Avenue
Death of Charles B Gerth Cincinnati Journalist
Charles B. Gerth, 52, died at his Clifton home on Howell Avenue after months of illness and a nervous breakdown. A former Cincinnati newspaperman, he later worked for The Freie Presse after living in Louisville following his wife’s death. He is survived by his mother, two sisters, and two brothers. Funeral services are at 8:30 a.m. tomorrow at his home, then a requiem high mass at the Church of the Annunciation, with burial in St. Mary’s Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Gerth
Howell Avenue
Clifton
Mr. Gerth
Cincinnati
Louisville
Freie Presse
Death of Mrs Mary Kehrer Longtime Cincinnati Resident
Following a brief illness Mary Kehrer 67 of 3122 Scioto street died at home. She is survived by two sons and was a life long Cincinnati resident and a member of the Women's Auxiliary of the Catholic Knights of Ohio. Funeral from her residence at 8 45 tomorrow with a requiem high mass at St George's Church at 9 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kehrer
Scioto Street
Special Conclaves and Meetings for Hanselmann Commandery and McMillan Chapter
Hanselmann Commandery No 16 K T schedules a special conclave for Tuesday June 29 1920 at 4 pm to perform work in the Temple Dinner served visiting fraters invited Commander Frank A McGee Recorder Wm Poysell McMillan Chapter No 19 R A M holds a special meeting Tuesday June 29 at 7 pm for R A Degree Companions welcome H P J W Pottenger
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanselmann Commandery
K. T
Order of the Temple
Frank A. McGee
WM. Poysell
Men of Affairs President Gibbs Returns From Hospital
E C Gibbs president of the Chamber of Commerce came home from Christ Hospital yesterday after being confined since the Chamber of Commerce outing at the Zoo last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Gibbs
Chamber of Commerce
Christ Hospital
Zoo
Obituaries and funeral notices from Cincinnati area
Death notices list multiple individuals with dates and addresses, including Sarah Henshaw Bowman at College Hill and Elizabeth Franz at Westwood. Other obituaries name Charles Gegner, Charles V Gerth, F J Knoll, John Kuhn, John F Selmeier Jr, and John F Selmeier Jr with service details at Norwood, Evanston, Clifton, and Covington. Funeral services are scheduled for late June 1920 with various times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Gegner
Terrace Park
Cincinnati
Gerth
Charles V
Caroline
Ernst Gerth
Howell Avenue
Clifton
Church of the Annunciation
Anna Knoll
Knecht
Wabash Avenue
Evanston
Kuhn
John
Michael
Anna Kuhn
Becker
Jefferson Avenue
Selmeier
Brethren of the Rite
John F. Selmeier
Hudson Avenue
Norwood
Norwood Lodge
A. M
Norwood Masonic Temple
Carroll F. Bowen
W. M. Thomas Bell
Eelmeier
John F., Jr
Huadson Avenue
Mery A. Selmeier
Christensen
Highland Cemetery Chapel
Covington
Marriage Licenses Listed With Names and Residences
A compilation of marriage licenses shows numerous individuals and their residences including Otto Haverland from Mr. Healthy and Della M. Dudgeon of 3474 Southside Ave, with many other pairs listed across Cincinnati and nearby cities. The list includes names such as Robert J. McGehean, Mildred W. Williams, Irma F. Schulte, John F. Craddock, Julia M. Klinkenberg, and Elizabeth B. Brust, among others, with addresses spanning from Norwood to Covington and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Haverland
Mr. Healthy
Della M. Dudgeon
Southside
Robert Leslie
E. McMillan
Jessie Hinnes
Linn
Robert J. McGehean
Gilbert
Mildred W. Williams
Norwood
Stick to Semreco and Your Teeth Will Stick to You
An advertisement touts Senreco toothpaste claiming white radiant teeth and firm healthy gums. It urges visits to the dentist, describes antiseptic effects against gum disease, and promises quick results after using the product with a call to request a booklet from Senreco in Cincinnati, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semreco
Masonic Temple
Cincinnati
Ohio
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Ghipp
G. M. Toe Water & Co
Rudolph Wuritteer
Ampico
Levitski
East Fourth St
Pietzugh
U. S
Adler
William J. Bryan
Nebraskan
Democratic Party
League
Congress
Dube
Franklin
Aeeennee
Greensboro
Serene
Wears
Ween
Zanesville
Seweeee
Parkersburg
W. Va
Dam
Ivanhoe
Radford
Narrows
Hinton
Kan'ha Falls
Charleston
Pt. Pleasant
Huntington
Williamson
Pikeville
Ashland
Portsmouth
Maysville
Tenn
Chattanooga
Florence
Alawan
Johnsonville
Paducah
Cairo
Ill
Mrs. Mary. Kehrer
Masonic
MEN OF Affairs
Fred Stanley
Coalinga
Cal
Irma F. Schulte
Vine St. John
Shillitost
Jones St
Richard D. Rodin
Catherine McNellis Covington, Ky
Woodburn Av
Murdock
Baees
Earl O. Hudson
Delta
Elizabeth B. Brust
Walworth
Myr A. Hudson
Nellie C. Brust
Seeseses
Philip Burkhardt -Cheviot, O. Jane Linne
Howard Av
John H. Gibson
Irenton, O. Elizabeth Huller
Findlay
St. George W
Frank Gallaher
Stella Finley
Smith St
W. Fifth St
John Gormiller
Hazel Martiye
George Ash
Mildred Pratt
William Brunn
Lima
O. Eve
Carteris
Eighth St. Soreee
Race St. Seers
Bank St
Edward E. Olde
Toledo
Julia R. Galloway
Roanoke Apts
William H. Black
Hillside
Clara E. Giese
Casper
George Guethlein
Halstead St
Eva Shuey
Freeman Av
Marry W. Guthnecht
Florida
Ruth Hellwig
Considine
Wace
William J. Wynn
Alice G. White
Dahl Burden
Lucy Cline
Ios
Kinney Av
Newton St
Broadway
Wallace D. Holden
Virginia Miller
Emma B. Fleming
New York City
Grandview Av
Frank R. Giles
Elsie M. Greer
Indianapolis
Ind
Mathers St
Ninth St
Ridgeway Av
Jos
J. Rosenberger
Republic St
Olivia C. Stricker
E. Clifton
Alvin J. Kinker
Marie Schrage
Fenten
Huge
Hawick
Beech Hill
Mary Anders
Edward F. Reinhart
Lockland
Loretta Kline
Meek
Sam Stevens
Pekip, Ill
Nannie Hornsby
Sycamore St
Joseph Bedinghaus
Coldwater
O. Rose Reusing
Milton St
George W. Boyce
Locust
Irma Ruehrwein
J. J. Sullivan & CO
East Fourth Street
Hyde Park
America
Our
Department of Tours
Gine
Fourth St
Cincinnnati
California
Colorado
Ene
Inc
F. G. Burnett General
Neave Building
Grand Canyon National Park
the Union Savings Bank Trust Company
N. W. Cor
Fourth and Walnut Sts
Vine St
Fifth St
Walnut Hills
City
Mohawk
E. Fifth St
N. W
Gilbert Ave
Peebles Corner
Central Ave
Icunard
Caronia
Aquitania
Columbia
Mauretania
Ser and Freight Services
Cherbourg
Southampton
Londonderry
Glasgow
Queenstown
Liverpool
S Street
Imperator
K. A
Victoria
Vasari
Columbia Oes
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