Ebert Honored in Historic Berlin Funeral Ride
Large crowds in Berlin watched the six black horses bear the coffin of Frederich Ebert from the Brandenburg Gate to Reichstag Park amid imperial pomp. Desperate emotion swept spectators as hundreds fainted and cried in the cold as soldiers and police strained to control the crowd. The procession continued to Potsdam and Heidelberg where the saddler-turned-president will be buried in the university town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Berlin
Brandenburg
Frederich Ebert
Germany
Reichstag Park
Unter der Linden
Potsdamer Station
Ebebert
Prussia
Postdamer Station
Heidelberg
Ebert
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World Press Pub. Co
New Tariff Boosts Cincinnati Butter Egg Cheese Poultry Trade
The Central Freight Railroads Association announced a new through rate allowing storage in Cincinnati before final shipment to Eastern points. This enables shippers of eggs butter cheese and poultry to bypass dual local rates, expanding Cincinnati’s market share and reducing reliance on Chicago and other Western cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Commission
Central Freight Railroads’ Association
Samuel Herndon
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brenner Quits Mine Job for Vaudeville Debut
Ed ward Brenner known as the hero of Sand Cave has left his job at Stacey Bros Gas Construction to pursue vaudeville. He will debut at the Palace Theater Hamilton Ohio next Thursday at 8 pm performing a six minute talk on Sand Cave and a miner lamp explain. Brenner has received many letters from women and a $10 check from an admirer while his prized open carbide lamp remains with him. He has signed a one year contract with John Kelly and will earn about $100 a night in cities including Louisville Lexington Cleveland Dayton Toledo and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Brenner
Sand Cave
Brenner
East Fourth Street
Floyd Collins
Stacey Bros.’ Gas Construction Company
Elmwood
Palace Theater
Hamilton
Ossage
Cincinnati
Astor Hotel
New York
Collins
Cave City
John Kelly
Jack Middleton
Middle West
Louisville
Lexington
Cleveland
Dayton
Toledo
Detroit
Memorial fund planned for Julius Fleischmann by bakers
The American Bakers Association proposes a $500,000 memorial fund to sponsor scholarships at the American Institute of Baking in Chicago. L J Schumaker of Philadelphia urged the plan, with support from the Cincinnati Merchant Bakers and other bakers clubs nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Institute of Baking
Julius Fleischmann
Chicago
American Bakers’ Association
L. J. Schumaker
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Bakers’ Association
Cincinnati Merchant Bakers’ Association
Schumaker
Uffellmann
Cincinnati
Merchant- Bakers’ Club
Inaugural Pictures From White House Published In San Francisco
A Washington picture of a messenger delivering flowers to Mrs Calvin Coolidge was telegraphed and reproduced by The San Francisco Call within hours. A second clear image of President Coolidge Mrs Coolidge and Senator Curtis departing the White House followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Washington, D. C
Calvin Coolidge
President Coolidge
Woman fined $500 for liquor charge after threat in court
Detective Weiss testified that Lizzie Floyd of 632 Broadway threatened to expose police if left alone during a liquor case in Municipal Court. The judge fined her $500 and costs after she denied the threat. Fred C. Kuntz was fined $100 for possessing home brew.
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Lizzie Floyd
Broadway
Albert Weiss
Yeatman
Floyd
Weiss
Fred C. Kuntz
West Second Street
Alfred Karger Promoted to Cincinnati Office
Alfred Gus Karger, longtime manager of the Louisville branch of the American Printing Ink Co, was promoted to vice president and secretary. He succeeds J Larry Birmingham, who held the roles since the company’s inception until his death. Norman S Wiggs will take Louisville's oversight and J H Ankenbrock will lead the Indianapolis office after Miss W Cullun’s death.
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Alfred Gus Karger
Louisville
American Printing Ink Company
West Sixth Street
Karger
Gus Karger
Washington
J. Larry Birmingham
Norman S. Wiggs
J. H. Ankenbrock
Stray Dog Captured After Biting Two Children
Two boys, Jack Troy seven, Luther Farley five, were bitten by a stray dog on McCullough Street and Eastern Avenue. The dog was captured after a struggle and jailed at Sixth District Station awaiting rabies testing by Dr. Otto Behrer. Both victims were treated at McKi Public School and police described the dog as extremely vicious.
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McCullough Street
Eastern Avenue
Rufus Blume
Health Department
Sixth District
Otto Behrer
Blume
Jack Troy
Columbia Avenue
Luther G. Farley
McKi Public School
Bank in Volant closes as funds misappropriated
The First National Bank of Volant near Newcastle Pennsylvania was closed by a bank examiner after resources were found to be about equal to the $25,000 capital stock misappropriated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
First National Bank of
Volant
Suit Against C B Moran Dismissed In Kentucky
A $5,000 damage suit against Charles B Moran former Centre College coach and N BL umpire was dismissed by Judge Harbeson in the Ken ton County Circuit Court. The suit by Charles Gilbert Latonia railroad employee sought damages for the loss of services of his son Edward Gilbert who was injured in an auto accident last September at Seventh Street and Madison Avenue. A separate $10,000 suit against Moran and J Dunlap remains pending.
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Charles B. Moran
National Baseball League
Centre College
Harbeson
Kenton County
Moran
Charles Gilbert
Latonia
Edward Gilbert
Seventh Street
Madison Avenue
Ian
J. Dunlap
Stokes Testifies in Own Defense About Married Life
W E D Stokes, 73, hotel owner, takes the stand to defend against conspiracy to defame his wife Hele Ellwood Stokes of Denver. He recounts meetings, three homes provided, alleged infidelity with Hal Billig, and claims of a breakup and divorce efforts amid mounting affidavits from servants.
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Stokes
Chicago
W. E. D. Stokes
New York
Hele Ellwood Stokes
Denver
Cole
Hal Billig
Ellwood
Ansonia
Biltmore
Mr. Stokes
Rathbun
Billig
Anna Brennan
Middletown man charged in casino hold up case
Paul Huntzberger was arrested after a gambling game hold up in a Miamisburg hotel. He allegedly provided clothing and remained behind. Leader George Gowker was shot and died. Dennis Wells owned the getaway car and faces trial. Wells was dismissed from Speers Hospital and to be moved to Dayton, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown, CO
Paul Huntzberger
Miamisburg
George Williams
Huntzberger
Middletown
George Gowker
Dennis Wells
Newport
Wells
Speers Hospital
Dayton
Mendenhall Map Publisher Opens Ohio City Maps Outlet
Co Ss Mendenhall Map Publisher announces a new map outlet at 406 Elm Street Cincinnati offering road railroad and city maps. The firm emphasizes detailed cartography and durable printing for travelers and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
CincinNati
Bond issue for library urged for next election
A motion to send a resolution to the Board of County Commissioners asking that a bond issue for the Public Library be placed upon the fall election was passed at a library board meeting. Librarian Chalmers Hadley said a new main library is needed due to the small old building and space constraints. The American Business Club offered campaign help, the Readers' Bureau is busy, and five local women's clubs asked for reading lists assistance. The library was invited to exhibit at Music Hall during the Radio Jobbers' Association convention March 9 to 15.
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Board of County Commissioners
Public
Chalmers Hadley
Matin
Hadley
American Business Club
Pauline Fide
Music Hall
Radio Jobbers’ Association
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Ehmann Home Outfiting Co
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Sample Furniture Co
Scheve & Angert Co
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