Inaugural Day Prep and Dawes Pipe Spotlight
New details sketch Madison era style ceremonies as President-elect Coolidge readies for the Capitol visit and inauguration parade. Dawes plans and a famed underslung pipe draw attention while delegates and governors arrive for the transition with Grand Army of the Republic guards and White House hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ermont
General Dawes
Pennsylvania Avenue
Senate
White House
New Willard Hotel
Dawes
Washington
Wyoming
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Capitol
Military Parade Escort At President Coolidge Inauguration
The document details units and leaders in the Inaugural Escort for President Coolidge. It lists Third Cavalry and 120th Infantry formations, Engineer and Field Artillery battalions, Navy sections and marine bands, and aides and governors from states admitted to the Union. Major figures include Major J A Atkins, Captain O G Trunk, Major R E R Holge, Lt Col T B Bernard, and Rear Admiral H H Hough. The District of Columbia and state governors travel with a color guard, flags, and staff in an organized procession. The escort for the President includes Major J M Wainwright and Captain J R Findley for the Vice President's portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Congress
Coolidge
Dawes
Senate
East Capitol
White House
Lafayette Park
Pennsylvania Avenue
H. D. Hawkins
Third Cavalry
120Th Infantry
Battallion of Engineers
Air Service
O. G. Trunk
Third Cavalry Band
Battallion Sixteenth Field Artillery
R. E. R. Holge
Sixth Field Artillery
T. B. Bernard
Isana
S. E. Brett
Navy Section
H. H. Hough
Quantica Marine Band
Fifth Marine Regiment
John F. McGill
Navy Band
Seamen Regiment
Yates Peer Ten
Anton Stephan
District of Columbia
National Guard
Marine Band
Citizens Inaugural Committee
Robinson
Delaware
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Silter
New Jersey
Mull
Connecticut
Govj Weechusetts
Ritchie
Maryland
Wynant
Newshire
Trinkle
Virinia
Lowman
Newark
Vernor McLean
North Carolina
Leutesant
Smith
Rnodelsdand
Billings
Vermont
Fields
Kentucky
Lewis
Ohio
Sterling
Illinois
Brewster
Mainé
Hammill
Iowa
McMullen
Nebraska
Morley
Colorado
Ross
Wyoming
J. M. Wainwright
J. R. Findley
Steamship News Arrivals and Departures March 3 New York
Shipping bulletin lists incoming steamers for March 4 including Olympic Baltic Republic Lapland Finland and outgoing vessels Cabo Torres Silvia Ft Victoria Venezuela Caracas Stxacola Hardanger Austin Haiti Legis Luckenbach. Arrivals cite Eecapa Robert E Lee Augonia Bridgetown Ponce from various ports February end.
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New York World News Service
New York
Shipping News
Oay
Olympic
Southampiton
Baltic
Liverpool
Republic
Bremen
Lapland
Monaco
Finland
San Francisco
Cabo Torres
Cadiz
S$t. Johns
Victoria
Bermuda
Venezuela
Cristobal
Caracas
San Juan
Stxacola
Kingston
Arrest of Harry Kaplan in Theater Robbery
Harry Kaplan, 24, of Detroit, was arrested at Heuck's Theater and held on suspicion after Mrs. Doddell reported two men crowding her husband in a robbery at 1214 Race Street. Doddell’s pocketbook with 56 dollars was missing. four hundred dollars was later found on Kaplan's person. The second man fled. Kaplan denied involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kaplan
Detroit
Mich
Heuck
Edward Doddell
Race Street
Doddell
Kaplan
Eye Testing Committee Reports Vision Defects in Traffic Offenders
Cincinnati Optometrists' Association heard a report from the Eye Testing Committee of Traffic Court at the Gibson last night. More than half the offenders brought to court for traffic violations have subnormal vision, and about one driver in 200 is almost blind. Members were asked to aid the Safe Drivers' Club in its work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traffic Court
Cincinnati Optometrists’ Association
Gibson
Safe Drivers’ Club
Dr. Ralph Reed to Speak on Expert Testimony
Psychiatrist Dr. Ralph Reed will address the Woman's City Club this Friday at 12 30 p m on expert testimony offering insights into courtroom psychology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Reed
Woman's City Club
River Traffic and River Stage News from Cincinnati
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 28.4 feet at 6 PM with measurable fall. Cargo activity included the John W. Hubbard and Betsy Ann arrivals from Louisville and Pittsburgh, with departures to Louisville and Pittsburgh. The Kentucky and Greenwood were scheduled arrivals from Louisville and Charleston, WV, respectively. Towboats Fred Hall and Catherine Davis carried coal locally, and the Chris Greene steel steamer remains under construction in Gallipolis with a planned Cincinnati arrival the week of March 16. River stages and harbor activity noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Louuisville
Louisville
Greenwood
Charleston
W. Va
Fred Hall
T. J. Hall & Co
Catherine Davis
Island Creek Coal Company
Freeman Avenue
Huntington
Greene Line Company
Chris Greene
Gallipolis
Cincinnati
Births List From Duncan Area Addresses
An article lists multiple birth announcements with parent names and street addresses in Duncan and surrounding areas. Entries include Albert and Viola Luck with a boy at 1636 Herbert Avenue and Earl and Marion Meyer with a child at 907 Vine Street, among others.
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Anford
Alma
Carll Street
Duncan
Orville
Hattie
Vine
Gorsuch
Ray
Thelma
Miamivenue
Bernard
Frances
West Liberty Street
Og Oe
Onorah
Pullan Irl
Luck
Albert and
Viola
Herbert Avenue
Meyer Earl
Marion
Vine Street
Nose Envy
West Street
Schmidt
Dito
Theresa
Moore Street
Tein
Herman
Helen
Williamson “Place
Snell
Charles and
Dennie
St. Michael Street
Marriage Licenses Listed With Names And Residences
The notice lists multiple marriage licenses with names and addresses including Florence Whitaker 424 Mill Street, John P Kestner 1401 Main Street, Anna Thuenemae 6636 Kennedy Avenue, Madeira Ode 7020 John Street, Edward Kinney 545 Woodlawn Avenue, Alice H Mannhe 1625 State Avenue, Harriet Hathorn, Harriet Bailey Lenox Apartments, Parene Mighell 837 Kenyon Avenue, and others in Loveland and Philadelphia areas.
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Mith Mattheny
Fourth Street
Lorence Whitaker
Mill Street
John P. Kestner
Mein Street
Anna Thuenemaé
Kennedy Avenue
William Laster
W. Fifth
Etreet
Madeira
Cciaccs
John Street
Edward Kinney
Woodlawn &Venue
Alice H. Mannh
State Avenue
Mes
M. Hathorn
Loveland, Carriet H. Bailey
Lenox Apartments
Eorre H
Robber Loots Burning Hess Hotel During Fire
A thief roams burning Hess Family Hotel at 514 East Fourth Street while firemen rescue three men and three women trapped on the third floor. The intruder fled as police pursued, description says khaki army overcoat. Loss estimated at $15,000 insured. guests place losses at $3,000.
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Treinen
Hess Family
East Fourth Street
Marie Hess
Alexander Rumpler
Lee Downey
Frank. Archer
Lee Cummins
Methodist Women Hold First Lenten Meeting in Cincinnati
The first Lenten conference of Methodist women in Cincinnati gathered 500 women from 52 churches at the Business Men's Club. Bishop Theodore S. Henderson spoke on personal evangelism and home visits as a path to church growth, with Dr. Arba Martin presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Women of
Cincinnati
Business Men’s Club
Theodore S. Henderson
Arba Martin
Bishop Henderson
Heinsheimer Weds W E Glas At Gibson
Walter E. Glas of 2702 Clamview Avenue and Helen Heinsheimer of the Aragon Apartments 3305 Burnet Avenue were married by Rabbi David Philipson at the Gibson last night. More than 150 guests attended with fifty remaining for the banquet. The couple left for a eastern honeymoon and will reside in the Fourth and Broadway Apartments after their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Glas
Clamview Avenue
Glas, Bloom & Co
Helen Heinsheimer
Aragon Apartments
Burnet Avenue
David Philipson
Gibson
Glas
East
Fourth
Broadway
Kilwinning Chapter Stated Convocation Scheduled
Kilwinning Chapter No 67 announces a stated convocation on Wednesday March 4 at 7 30 p m. Petitions and entertainments planned. Invite Blue Lodge friends. Carl Beyer P A T Roever ER Secretary.
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Kilwinning
Blue Lodge
Carl Beyer
T. Roever
Obituary notices and funeral details from various families
A digest of death notices and funeral arrangements listing individuals such as Margaret Bell and several others. Dates range March 1 to March 5 with services at multiple churches and cemeteries in Cincinnati and surrounding areas, including Linwood Road Hyde Park Sacred Heart Church St. Mary’s and St. Joseph’s. Names include Belmer Connell Castellini Hildreth Horwitz Keinat Kelly Welsh Mueller Patterson Sheppard Ritak and several spouses and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connel&et
John Connelly
Michael J. Connelly
Connnelly
Buehler
Henry Dillmann
Chase Avenue
Northside
Spring Grove Cemetery
Hamilton (O
Fisher
Cassius M
Willis Avenue
Lida H. Fisher
Rogers
George H. Rohde
Lineae
Delta Avenues
Castellini
Julia
Louis Castellini
Broadway
Frank Keating
Sacred Heart Church
Fifth Street
Hildreth
Mary A. Hildreth
Arwhler
Newton G. Hildreth
Kling Avenue
Westwood
Sprigg Grove
Horwitz
Anna
Louis Horwitz
Henry Horwitz
Prospect Place
Avondale
Keinat
William
Helen B. Keinat
Mary Keinat
Mulcahy
William Keinat
Betts Street
St. Joseph’s Church
Mary
Nee Boland
William Kelly
Hillside Avenue
Riverside
St. Vincent de Paul
Liston Avenue
Mueller—Gottleib
Bertha Mueller
Hartwig
Anna Westenhoff
W. H. Stephan
Fenton Avenue
Patterson
Albert E. Patterson
Gibson Patterson
Raymond G
L. Albert Patterson
Lower River Road
Fernbank
Sheppard
Margaret. Rayburn
Francis Avenue
Price Hill
Cincinnati
H. Linneman Sons
East Elevenths
Covington
Wedn
Pryde Park
Cremation Service Ad Promises Sanitary Modern Approach
The Free Chapel by Busse & Borgmann Co. Funeral Directors advertises a non sectarian cremation service at 1517 Freeman Avenue with three chapels. A booklet titled Cremation: Sanitary, Aesthetic, Modern is offered free, noting no charges.
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Cin
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
Tragic suicide of Elmer E. Dohrman on Ohio River bank
Elmer E. Dohrman, 40, of 1714 Madison road shot himself on the Ohio River bank near Ludlow street. He died an hour after admission to General Hospital. Relatives cited long mental trouble and a prior escape from Longview Hospital. A note to his mother asked not to cremate him.
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Elmer E. Dohrman
Madison Road
Ohio River
Ludlow Street
Jack Wehinger
Hamilton Avenue
Alma Redmond
Eastern Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dohrman
General Hospital
Josephine Dohrman
Longview Hospital
Cincinnati Sanitarium
College Hill
Boulay May Be Ousted From Donahey Cabinet
Columbus March 3 Governor Donahey contemplates removing L A Boulay Director of Highways and Public Works for insubordination after Boulay awarded a Butler County concrete contract at 286373 dollars and brick work in Scioto County despite orders to open bidding. The state court held the Highway Director alone has authority to award contracts.
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Associated Press
Columbus
L. A. Boulay
Donahey
Boulay
Leon C. Herrick
Norwalk
Butler County
Scioto County
Andrews Asphalt Paving Company
Hamilton
Charles C. Falkenstein
Portsmouth-Cincinnati
Herrick
Symphony Ticket Sale Opens For Cincinnati Orchestra
Ticket sales start today for the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra concerts in Emery Auditorium. Igor Stravinsky will guest conduct and direct final rehearsals in Cincinnati. Programs include The Song of the Volga Boatmen Scherzo Fantastique Suite The Fire Bird Pulcinella and Petrouchka. Friday 2 30 PM Saturday 8 15 PM.
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Cincinnati Symny Orchestra
Emery Auditorioum
West Fourth Street
Igor Stravinsky
Emery Auditorium
the John Church Co
West Fourth St
Furniture Dealers Urged to Spark Interest in Home Furnishings
R Rau editor of Grand Rapids Furniture Record urged Ohio Valley dealers to imitate auto sales tactics and boost public interest in furniture. He cited an eight month survey showing only 25 percent of women show interest in up to date furniture and urged more advertising as radio keeps people home. The session featured A H Frank, George Bricker, W O Frohock, and William Taft promoting publicity and sales strategies. A program continues at Music Hall with an evening dinner and ball at the Gibson.
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R. Rau
E Grand Rapids Furniture Record
Ohio Valley Retail Furniture Dealers’ Association
Music Hall
Mr. Rau
United States
Rau
A. H. Frank
Akron
George H. Bricker
Columbus
W. O. Frohock
William Nelson Taft
Philadelphia Retail Ledger
James SQ. Kemper
Retail Mutual Insurance Company
Chicago
John L’ Young Clevelan
The
Gibson
Weather Rundown for Ohio and Nearby States
The forecast calls for fair weather in Ohio on Wednesday and likely Thursday with little change in temperature. Unsettled and warmer in Tennessee Kentucky and West Virginia with Thursday fair. Indiana overcast Wednesday and Thursday with eastern and southern sections warmer. The accompanying table lists current, high temperatures and last 24 hour precipitation for multiple cities including Chicago Boston Kansas City Atlantic City Omaha Birmingham Denver Galveston San Francisco Pittsburgh Louisville Nashville San Diego New Orleans Winnipeg The Pas and more with readings and a 1925 record comparing to prior years.
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Ohio
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Eastport
Chicago
Boston
Kansas City
Atlantic Cies
Omaha
Birm’ham
Denver
Galveston
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Spokane
Louisville
Sis’ Francisco Salon
Nashville
San Diego
N. Orleans
Winnipeg
S.S. Marie
The
Pas
Pistol Duel After Hold Up At Sixth and Baymiller
Thomas Maune a merchant police man from 911 West street was robbed of a revolver and flashlight by two African American men at Sixth and Baymiller streets. Maune fired seven shots as the suspects returned six. Detectives Weise and Haas arrested Harry Johnson on suspicion, describing him as one of Maune’s assailants.
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Thomas Maune
West Street
Sixth
Baymiller Streets
Maune
Weise and Haas
Harry Johnson
Mrs Hodges Dies Suddenly in Denver Home
Mrs. Mabel Hodges wife of William V Hodges Denver attorney and Treasurer of the Republican National Committee died suddenly today in her Denver home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver, Col
Mabel
Precedent Breaks in Congress Wind-Up
The Senate debated farm relief after Veterans' Bureau and naval measures, clashed over McNary Haugen while Howell urged action for farmers. Frazier and Gooding argued wheat price fixes, with gallery interruptions and warnings issued by the presiding officer. Governors visited, and new Senators prepared to take seats for a special session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Senate
Schall
House
Longworth
Ohio
Veterans’ Bureau
Howell
Frazier
Lee
Ark
Gooding
Rep
Idaho
Naval
Bursum
Pension Committee
Dial
Congress
Nellie Ross
Wyoming
Warren and
Kendrick
Obituary of Mrs Anna Horwitz 57 of Avondale
Mrs. Anna Horwitz 57 of 645 Prospects Avondale died yesterday at Jewish Hospital after a yearlong illness. She left a widow’s grief believed to hasten her death. Born in Russia she came to the United States as a child and lived in Cincinnati for almost fifty years. Survived by sons Henry Herman and Jacob who own the Horwitz Cigar Store at 639 Vine St. Funeral by Rabbi Louis Feinberg at 11 this morning from the home. Burial at Price Hill Jewish Cemetery.
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Anna Horwitz
Place
Avondale
Jewish Hospital
Louis Horwitz
Horwitz
Russia
Cincinnati
United States
Hadassah Temple
Rockdale
Washington Avenues
Henry
Herman
Jacob
Vine Street
Louis Feinberg
Busalf
Price Hill
Fisher Retired Policeman Dies at 70
Cassius M. Fisher, a retired police officer aged 70, died at home after a long illness on Willis Avenue. He had spent the last twelve years in real estate and is survived by his widow and son Willis M. Fisher, a Hamilton County surveyor. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at George H. Rohde's establishment and burial is in Goshen, Ohio.
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Cassius M. Fisher
Willis Avenue
Mr. Fisher
Willis M. Fisher
Hamilton County
George H. Rohde
Linwood
Delta Avenues
Goshen
Albert E Patterson Dies at Home in Delhi
Albert E Patterson 63 longtime secretary and treasurer of D L Carpenter Company died at his Delhi home after an acute appendicitis. He was born in Indianapolis and lived in Cincinnati from age three. Survived by widow two sons Raymond G and L Albert Patterson and brother L B Patterson. Funeral at 2 tomorrow at home with burial in Spring Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert E. Patterson
D. L Carpenter Company
Main Street
Lower River Road
Delhi
Mr. Patterson
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Hughes High School
D. L. Carpenter
Raymond G
L. Albert Patterson
L. B. Patterson
Spring Grove Cemetery
Elude Posse Flees Barricaded Farm in Ohio Tale
Harry Wren and Ray Wren, ages 50 and 40, fled in a car after escaping a barricade near Rush Sylvania nine miles east of Cleveland. They had earlier driven Sheriff Wooley and deputies from their fortress and threatened death. The brothers, grieving their mother’s death, left a second brother Ellis at the farm. sister Maude Collidge fears them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Harry Wren
Ray Wren
Marysville
Rush
Sylvania
Wooley
Poli’se
Columbus
Ellis Wren
Maude Collidge
Waynesville
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Grand Army of the Republic
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Capitol Plaza
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Plymouth
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Northampton
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White Horse
Charles G. Dawes
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Thomas Jefferson
John Tyler
Andrew Johnson
Chester A. Arthur
Millard Ftmore
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George Clinton
John C. Calhoun
Daniel T. Tompkins
Thomas R Marshall
Levi P. Morton
America
House of Morton, Bliss & Co
Morton, Rose & Co
London
Schuyler Colfax
Elbridge Gerry
Henry Wilson
Richard M. Johnson
England
Jay
Clinton
United States Bank
George M. Dallas
Aaron Burr
William R. King
Cuba
Appleton
Cyclopaedia of
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Vinnie Cunningham
John W. Hubbard
Betsy Arn
Tom Greene
Pomeroy
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Sis Alliance
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Sone Pleasant Wy Va
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Ohio Truss Co
Shuber
William Hodges
Ood Bakeny Sea Orchestra
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Moonlight
Sam H. Harris
Irving Berlin
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Music Box Girls
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Owen Davis
Pettengill
Harry Leon Wilson
Saturday — Evening Post
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Gee
Chicago Opera
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Stuart Walker Company
Paris
Mutual Burlesque Canal
Billy Gilbert
Dansora
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Pathe News
Jack Holt
Lois Wilson
Noah Beery
Richard Barthelmess and
Mary Hay
Norma Talmadge
Betty Blythe
Mahlon Hamilton
Morris Ander
Humphrey Andalac
Knights of Harmony
Dick Latham Conducting
George Arliss
Ronald Colman
Edith Roberts
B. F. Keith
Remos’ Midgets
Jack McLallen
Oliver’ & Olsen
Ma Conté
Carlisle & Lamar
Sergt
Franklyn
Reeneys
Lympic
Billy Watson
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