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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
2
In the morning gunfire erupts after Rory O Connor, insurgent leader, flouts the government ultimatum. The bombardment rouses Central Dublin as the long awaited attack on the Four Courts starts in earnest.
London dispatch reports the siege of the Four Courts continues with trench mortars used by besiegers and intermittent fire from the besieged garrison. The Provisional Government aims to avoid needless loss and preserve the building, while British reactions focus on maintaining order without direct intervention.
Benny Leonard lightweight champion and his brother Joe along with trainers depart New York for Michigan City Ind for a title defense against Rocky Kansas Buffalo. Leonard will stop in Chicago en route.
Toledo Ohio June 28 Thomas Devine Socialist refuses to flip a coin to settle a tie with William H Tucker Republican for the Nineteenth Ward Council seat Devine argues the council already seated him ten days earlier and thus holds the seat A tie originated from an ink marked ballot counted as 1867 for Tucker and 1866 for Devine with the Supreme Court reversing earlier rulings and sending the election back to the council for decision
Miss Mayrena Lawson, once assistant manager at Newman Manufacturing, will marry William N. Mackey, advertising manager, in Hamilton. They plan a quiet wedding and a short visit before residing in Avondale after returning home.
Mrs. Mary Mayer of Duckcreek road was arraigned in Mayor Scotts court at Milford reat on unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor and possessing equipment for liquor manufacture. Milford Marshal Pierson found over two gallons of whisky on her premises. Case continued to next Wednesday. bond set at $1,500.
Outfielder Walter Mueller was optioned to the Flint Club in the Ontario League. Second baseman Walter Hammond was released to the Kansas City Club of the American Association. Sam Dreyfuss announced the moves and said Arthur Merwether of Brown University will report to the Pirates.
Rail executives study a trace proposal as side firms back contracting, while railroad companies show division over contracting. Some roads have resisted contracts, others defend contracting as a legal right, amid ongoing debate on the policy.
Detroit dispatch reports that Pennsylvania Railroad maintenance of way staff saw reductions close to the national Labor Board pattern, with carpenters hit four cents hourly, shop craftsmen seven cents, and assistant foremen three cents. Bridge and building supervisors lost five to six dollars monthly, while track foremen were unchanged.
The Chamber of Commerce expects no general railroad strike but prepares to activate a food security committee. If needed, motor trucks will move supplies into Cincinnati. milk and produce are already moved by trucks. Wholesale grocers report ample staples and a favorable produce season reduces shortage risk.
In Certaldo, Florence on June 28 bones believed to be those of Giovanni Boccaccio, famed fourteenth century writer, were found in his former residence. An archaeologist with noted admirers removed the relics to Florence in a solemn ceremony.
A committee states it will act quickly if a strike develops and has data from last year to organize motor truck schedules for food deliveries if needed. The group aims to ensure continuous supply should industrial action interrupt normal shipments.
Union men walked out April 1 amid a strike at Madison and Peabody coal mines. Fox Hughes denies forced exodus while Mayor West Hayton confirms notices posted at three Madison mines and two Peabody collieries. A Peabody mine warning reads take it and stay there. Hughes says only dismissed union men left work. several wet shaft mines risk flooding without pumps.
Arthur McLean a 38 year old deputy sheriff at Wayne Coal Company's mine in Parlott near Steubenville was shot and likely fatally wounded by fellow deputy R. R. Cunningham when Cunningham accidentally discharged a riot gun as they sheltered from a storm on a porch last midnight.
A crowd of strikers and sympathizers traveled to Valier and demonstrated at several mines. Three miners who refused to quit were beaten, mines employing about 300 were forced to close as owners appeal for help.
Edward J. Donovan who sang The Girl I Left Behind Me for five years returned to Cincinnati from New York and married Miss Sarah V. Mack of Price Hill last night at her home. The couple will travel to the East for a few weeks before returning to New York to make their home.
Earhardt announces another examination after insufficient eligible applicants were found in the recent civil service test. Interested individuals should visit Room 403, Post Office Building, Cincinnati, for details.
A long list of individuals with residences appears, including James P. Whitworth Ellett av Anna Emery Carthage William Callopy 2025 Eva Kelly and many others across multiple towns. The fragment shows names and street addresses with scattered city designations such as Cleves Harrison and Philadelphia.
The forecast calls for showers in Ohio and West Virginia on Thursday and likely Friday with no temperature change. Indiana tops Thursday and Friday partly cloudy with possible local showers and little temperature shift. Kentucky and Tennessee expect local thunder showers Thursday and Friday with east dampness and no change in temperatures.
Macie Cramer 83 percent of Lincoln avenue told police a man snatched her purse last night at 10 near Gilbert and Yale avenues. it held $3 and a fountain pen.
The Pittsburgh river gauge at Davis Island Dam shows 10.4 feet and falling amid rain. Hopewell reports the river at 9 feet in pool stage with ongoing rainfall.
Henry Beeman and Stella welcome a boy at 104 Freeman Avenue. Peter Borger and Mary greet a girl at 2046 Florence Avenue. Stonewall Brown and Gracie in Hartwell report a boy. Horace Davis and Myrtle announce a boy at 1317 Cedar Avenue. Isaac Garnet and Gertrude announce a boy at 1743 Brewster Avenue. Hyman Levitsky and Betty at 96 Enright welcome a girl. John Metz and Lulu at 6714 Windward Street report a girl. Henry Fenner and Anna Vaughn Foad greet a girl. Fred Rust and Anna at 3746 Hillside Avenue report a girl. Oscar Schweitzer and Frieda at 1740 Harrison Avenue report a boy. Henry von Hagen and Virgin at 831 West Eighth Street report a girl.
Notices announce multiple deaths and funeral plans including Elizabeth Beckmann 83 at 936 McPherson Ave Price Hill with requiem high mass at St Lawrence. Albert Bettinger burial private. Dr Albert H King funeral notice later in Asheville. Susan Walker Longworth funeral at Grandin Rd residence. Madeline Metze 9 30 a m at 2854 Shaffer Ave Westwood with Requiem at St Catherine 8 30 a m. Esther Stern 4 30 p m at 3446 Wilson Ave Avondale burial Chicago. Joseph Swope of Dallas funeral Friday at United Jewish Cemetery. Flowers omitted where noted.
Tribute to Albert Bettinger for Ohio River development was given by Captain Oscar F. Barrett before a Pittsburgh inspection tour. Bettinger, former president of Ohio National Life and VP of the Ohio Valley Improvement Association, died at 4682 Glenway Ave. Funeral services set for 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at his residence with Spring Grove Cemetery burial and Cincinnati Bar Association pallbearers selected.
City Playground Director Robert Dooin ordered the opening of thirteen city playgrounds. Hundreds of children gathered as swimming pools were filled. Inwood Park Playground head Arthur J. Joerling said 300 children were present before 9 am. The Cincinnati Woman's Club will support Washington and Hanna Parks with Community Chest care for the others. A director will oversee all dances at the grounds.
The Ohio Department of Finance in Columbus published sealed proposals on June 2 1922 for state printing over two years. Bids due August 7 1922 at noon require bonds of ten thousand dollars and separate bids for each report class with specific completion timelines and journal formatting requirements.
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