Quiet end to tense Senate ceremony on Vice President Dawes
The Senate opened with fireworks that fizzled as actions centered on the oath and roster. Senator Reed and Senator Curtis maneuvered to calm proceedings after a sharp exchange with Vice President Dawes. A motion to notify the President passed quietly and the chamber adjourned with no major clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Curtis
Reed
Robinson
Senate
Senator Reed
Missouri
Dawes Reed
Dawes
Coordinating Engineer Urged for City Boards
George Hauser Building Commissioner urged the City Planning Commission to hire a technical engineer as a contact for the commission. He cited fifty zoning ordinance incongruities needing amendments by City Council. The commission planned to address this as a special order and to finalize plotting rules for future city additions within a three mile limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Planning Commission
Commission
Building Department
Zoning Board of Appeals
George Hauser
Hauser
George Schmid
Alfred Bettman
United City Planning Committee
Technicak
Carrel
Technical Advisory Corporation
Cincinnati Real Estate Board
Practicing Engineers’ Association
Compion
Lyford To Direct Zoo Opera Company For Sixth Season
Ralph Lyford again serves as managing director of the Zoo Opera Company for eight weeks from June 21 to August 16. The sixth season will feature a strong lineup with new operas Dinorah Fra Diavolo The Daughter of the Regiment Force of Destiny Ernani and La Favorita and popular holds Martha The Elixir of Love Carmen Madame Butterfly La Tosca Il Trovatore. Lyford will travel to New York to hire principal artists including many from the Metropolitan Opera. The orchestra will be supplied by the Symphony Orchestra and the chorus largely from the Metropolitan Chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Lyford
Zoo Opera Company
Charles G. Miller
Zoological Gardens
Mr. Lyford
Cincinnati
United States
Henry Johnson arraigned for robbery and shooting in Municipal Court
Henry Johnson of 819 McFarland street, 19, was held for the grand jury under a $6,000 bond after arraignment on robbery shooting and carrying concealed weapons charges. He was identified as one of a band that beat and robbed Otto Schults of 1807 Baysagenced, taking $180 and a watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Johnson
McFarland Street
Yeatman
Johnson
Otto Schults
Louis Feinberg
Hebrew University
Avondale
Rockdale Avenue
Reading Road
Thomas M. Stewart
Philo
Jacob H Kaplan
Council of Jewish Women
Franklin Alter, JR
Fairfield Avenue
Lumbago
Clifton Improvement and Protective Association
Fenton’s
Ludlow Avenue
Cappee M. Pichel
Births in city records for Oberberg Lewis and others
A list of birth notices shows families including Oberberg Harry and Lillian at 1514 Linn Ittere Riose John and Matilda at 2148 Turner, Lesher Clifford and Laurena at 1541 Addingham, Springer Joseph and Rose at 1687 Harrison, Virgin Allen and Louise at 1754 Jester, and Weikel Leo and Ora at 1616 Mansfield, noting girls and a boy among the newborns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee and
Theresa
Hays
Oberberg
Harry
Lillian
Linn Itterer
Riose John
Matilda
Turner Street
Lesher
Clifford and
Laurena
Addingham Place
Springer
Joseph and
Rose
Harrison Avenue
Virgin—Allen and Louise
Jester Street
Weikel
Leo and
Ora
Mansfield Street
Marriage Licenses Listed With Names and Addresses
A roster of marriage licenses appears with individuals and addresses including Nine Mile Ohio and Fruit Hill Ohio. Names mentioned include George Teyssé Mardachite Dunn Max A Geisdorf and Annie Soteean. Additional entries list Helen Davies Maurice Osber Walter Geiser Alberta Thaman and Sayler Park Hotel Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nine Mile
O.fruit Hill
Broadway
Riddle Rd
George Téyssé
E Ayior
Mardachite Dunn
Max A. Geisdorf
Auguste Scheid
RDO Big Incsisccisto
Annie Soteean
Joseph Aschcraft
Baymiller St. Helen Davies
Baymailler
Aurice Osber
Utica
N. Y
Annie Michelson
Fairbanks St
Walter A. Geiser
Dayton
Alberta H. Thaman
Hotel
Gibson
Steamship News Incoming and Outgoing Vessels Listed
The Steamship News lists incoming steamers on March 6 from Bremen Port and Westphalia with names such as Washington Sherbeere and Uraguaya Bermuda. Outgoing ships include Merope La Guaira Cape Halti and Ausonia with Brest and Nassau routes noted.
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New York
Republic
Bremen
Fort St. George
Fromrmuda
Carillo
Wror
Santa Marta
Uraguaya
Bermuda
Nassau
Aurgp
Liverpool
Unclear Ad Claims Safe Laxative Use
The fragment advertises a laxative product Bromominine with a claimed safe proven effect. It notes a signature on the box E. W. Geeve and mentions a price of zero cents. The readable text is garbled and unclear about full product name and context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W
Geeve
Progress laid to engineers at Cincinnati meeting
Calvin W. Rice of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers told the Cincinnati branch last night that world power conference in London highlighted power’s link to civilization and welfare. He noted the rise from half to three and a half horsepower per worker in the U S, England and Japan comparisons, and praised information exchange and private initiative as keys to power development. Lantern slides from London and Czecho Slovakia followed a Business Men’s Club dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Calvin W. Rice
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Cincinnati
Society
Literary Club
London
England
Japan
Rice
Czecho-Slovakia
Cincinnati Engineers
Business Men’s Club
Obituary William Krohne 63 Cumminsville truck farmer dies
William Krohne 63 of 8628 Dawson Avenue Cumminsville died at home after months of illness. He helped start a wholesale produce business with J. J. Castellini and William Grey on Sixth Street in 1898. Survived by brother Henry and sister Mrs Emma Voss. Funeral Monday 2 PM at German Protestant Church Hoftner Street Cumminsville. Burial Spring Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Krohne
Dawson Avenue
Cumminsville
J. J. Castellini
Krohne
William Grey
Mr. Castellini
Sixth Street
Grey
Henry
Emma Voss
Hoftnér Street
Spring Grove Cemetery
Death of Robert Graefe Leather Trade Leader in Cincinnati
Robert Graefe 64, dealer in leather and shoe findings, died of heart disease at his daughter's home in Clifton Heights. He operated a long established business at 1428 Race Street and had moved to Cincinnati from Saxony, Germany. Survived by daughter, two grandchildren, two sisters in Germany. wife Wilhelmina Graefe had died earlier. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Robert Graefe
William F. Bremer
Rods Street
Clifton Heights
Graefe
Race Street
Grafe
Cincinnati
Saxony
Germany
German Pioneer Society
Deaths in Milwaukee area notices March 1925
Obituaries list several deaths with dates March 3 to March 9 1925. Names include Wilber Jones Cotteral Henry Eilermann Camus Fisher Robert Graefe Willem Krohne Fanny J Mitchell Hattie Swain Fannie Martin and related funeral arrangements and church or funeral home details.
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Cotteral
Wilber Jones
Bethesda Hospital
W. D
Vine Street
St. Mary’s Church
East Thirteenth Street
Milwaukee
Visher Camsus
Willis Avenue
Cave
L H. Fisher
Rogers
George H. Rohde
Linwood
Delta Avenues
Graefe
Robert
Wilhelmina Graefe
Beis
Krohne
Willem
Mary Krohne
Dawson Avenue
Evangelical Protestant
Hoffner Street
Mitchell
Fanny J
Hutchinson
New Mitchell
Cal
Vashienme
Siefke
Hth
Lin
Dunkmann
Clark Street
Huntington
W. Va
Swain
Hattie
Fannie Martin
Louis Wolfson
Martin
Marion Avenue
Hay
Caine
Lathrop
Colette
Waiiinng Field Pike
Wyoming
Havana
Cuba
Cremation Services Advertised by Local Funeral Directors
A non sectarian cremation notice lists Cin Cremation Co and The Busse Borgmann Co Funeral Directors with locations at 618 Union Central Ride and 1517 Freeman Avenue. Three chapels and no charges are advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Central Ride
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
Royal wreath mix fuels German leader tribute confusion
Berlin dispatch reports two newspapers claim who sent a lilac wreath for President Ebert. Achtuhr Abendblatt says Frederick William sent it, Deutsches Tageblatt says Emperor William. Officials say misread ribbon with crown and W caused the error. the wreath actually came from Queen Wilhelmina of Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Achtuhr Abendblatt
Frederick William
Ebert
Deutsches Tageblatt
William
Wilhelmina
Holland
Carriage Auto Accessory Club Elects Governors
Henry W. Meyer Clarence Rennekamp Jack Warrington and Mit Wieman won seats on the Carriage Auto and Accessory Club Board of Governors at a Grand last night. The defeated candidates were Louis Buch Joe Menninger Clarence Rossiter and Fred J. Suesz. Hamlin R. Fordyce spoke on what radio may be in ten years noting distant stations and interplanetary limits. Theodore Luth presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Meyer
Clarence Rennekamp
Jack Warrington
Mit Wieman
Carriage, Auto and Accessory Club
Louis Bucb
Joe Menninger
Clarence Rossiter
Fred J. Suesz
Hamlin R. Fordyce
National Radio Supply Company
Fordyce
Theodore Luth
Yeatman to Decide If Warrant Needed for Liquor Search
Judge Yeatman will decide in the Ehrnsberger liquor case whether police needed a search warrant. Mrs. Margaret Ehrnsberger, wife of cafe owner Michael Ehrnsberger of 654 Freeman Avenue, is charged with possession of liquor after detectives Meyer and Ohmer alleged she hid a bottle. The defense argues no warrant was required. the prosecution says a liquor search does not need one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeatman
Margaret Ehrnsberger
Michael Ehrnsberger
Freeman Avenue
John Renner
Joseph O’connell
Dilg Named Defendant in Divorce Suit in Chicago
William H. Dilg, president of the Izaak Walton League of America, was sued for divorce by his wife Marguerite Ives Dilg in Chicago. The complaint alleges desertion nonsupport and cruelty.
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Dilg
Chicago
William H. Dilg
Izaak Walton League of America
Marguerite Ives Dilg
River traffic and stage readings along the Ohio at Cincinnati
The article lists vessel arrivals and departures on the Ohio River near Cincinnati with boats such as the John W. Hubbard and the Kentucky expected from Louisville and to Louisville later. It notes towboats loading coal and steel from Huntington and Pittsburgh, and current river stage at 6 p.m. is 26.1 feet with observed river gauges and stations across multiple towns.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
New Orleans
John W. Hubbard
Louisville
Greenwood
Charleston
W. Va
Kentucky
Tom Greene
Pomeroy
W. K. Fields
Campbell Creek Coal Company
Huntington
Margaret
Inland Waterways Company
Pittsburgh
Fred Hall
T. J. Hall & Co
Catherine Davis
Island Creek Coal Company
Freeman Avenue
Kanawha River
Lion Power
Pure Oil Company
Oisville and Cincinnati Packet Company
Parkersburg W
Pt. Pleasant
Ohio
Portemouth
Ind
EBOIE
Thy
Evansville
Shawneetown
Paducah
Padidaion
Smeets
Memphis
Tenn
Zanesville
Ivanhoe
Radford, V
Narrows
Kanawha Falls
Williamson
Chattanooga
Florence, Alla
Johnsonville
Fens
Venport
Omaha
Neb
Kansas Cats
Pittsb
H. W. Brown Re elected Leader of Cuvier Press Club
Harry W. Brown publisher of The Commercial Tribune was re elected President of the Cuvier Press Club at the annual election in Opera Place clubrooms last night. New officers include William Nottingham First Vice President Alex Patterson Second Vice President Adolph A Gruber Third Vice President and George W Huston Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Brown
The
Commercial Tribune
Cuvier Press Club
Opera Place
William Nottingham
Alex Patterson
Adolph A. Gruber
George W. Huston
George S. McDowell
Edward Steinborn
William H. Miller
John Christen
Gruber
Richard Smethurst
W. F. Wiley
Broken Heads and Home Brew Taint West Fifty-First Fatal
New York report says a man William R. Jackson and neighbor Ellen Harris were found dead in a West Fifty-First Street apartment after a party. Medical Examiner Charles Norris attributes death to a fall skull fracture and coal gas or tainted home-made liquor with both potentially lethal. Others at the gathering survived uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West Fifty-first Street
Charles Norris
William R. Jackson
Ellen Harris
Weather Synopsis For Ohio And Adjacent States
Fair and warmer conditions prevail in Ohio on Friday with showers and possible lake effect near the lake shore. Kentucky Tennessee and West Virginia expect fair and warmer weather Friday into Saturday. Indiana is partly overcast with unsettled criteria possible Saturday, warmer in eastern and southern areas. A table shows current highs and lows across major cities with precipitation in the last 24 hours, noting values for Eastport Chicago Boston Kansas City Atlantic City Omaha Birmingham Denver New Orleans Phoenix Galveston Spokane Pittsburgh San Francisco Louisville Nashville The Pas Sault Ste Marie and Winnipeg. The record table covers March 5 1925 at 1 pm meridian time with year over year and normal comparisons.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Indiana
Eastport
Chicago
Boston
Kansas City Sigs O
Atlantic C
Omaha
Birm’ham
Denver
Orleans
Phoenix
Galv&ten
Spokane
Pittsburgh
S. Francisco
Louisville
Winnipeg
Nashville
iThe Pas S. S. Marie
Indiana House kills Blue Sunday bill in 48 to 44 vote
The Indiana House voted 48 to 44 to defeat a Blue Sunday bill. Sponsored by the Lord's Day Alliance, the measure would have imposed broad restrictions on Sunday amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana House Today
Lord’s Day Alliance
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Columbus
Cleveland
J. O. Mills
North High Street
East Fourth St
Ro“.Eeeeee
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Steamship News
America
C. W. Rice
Associated Press
H. W. Brown
George W. Nash
East Third Street
George Nash
Shannon
Sorup
Hatters
Clothiers
W. Fifth Cs
H. Harbris
Irving Berlin
Pees Short
Sir Owen Davis
MA Pettengill
Harry Leon Wilson
Saturday Evening Post
Shubert
C. Tyler and
Hugh Ford
Lliam
Julia Sanderson
Emery Auditorium
Igor Strawinsky
John Church Co
COX
Stuart Walker Company
Saxorson
Waiie
B. F. Keith
Antique Shop
Remos’ Midgets
Jack McLallen
Oliver & Te
Carlisle & Lamar
Sergt
Enklyn
Reoneys
Lyric
Thundering Herd
Jack Holt
Lois Wilson
Noah Beery
Alice Terry
Icapitol Richard
Darthelmess
Y Hay
Jetta Goudal
Johnny Hines
Betty Blythe
Douglas Maclean
Ris
Mae Humphrey
Knights of Harmony
Dick Latham
George Arliss
Ronald Colman
Edith Roberts
Lympic
Billy Watson
Mutual Burlesque Canal
Billy Gilbert
Whiz-Ang- Babies
Oshow
Orpheum
Sky Theater
Smokifig
Percy Marmont
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