Good Will Caravan Boosts Southwestern Indiana Hope
The Good Will Special from Cincinnati toured Evansville Princeton Oakland City Huntingburg Jasper Paoli Orleans and West Baden to boost recovery after a deadly storm. Mayors Wagner of Huntingburg and Jasper greeted the caravan and children lined tracks for souvenirs as communities rebuild with aid from Gibson County and other groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles K. Swafford
The
Commercial Tribune
Orleans
Ind
Indiana
Queen City
Evansville
Princeton
Oakland City
Huntingburg
Jasper
Paoli
West Baden
Idd Roush
Reds
Cincinnati
W. C. Culkins
St. Joseph's
J. C. Wagner
George A. Wagner
Five Dollar Limit on Tips Set by McCarl
Washington May 6 The Comptroller General McCarl ruled that a tip to a ship steward may not exceed five dollars. The ruling ends a dispute with Secretary Kellogg over prewar tipping norms and affects embassy attache expenses. McCarl also limited tips to cabin and dining stewards to five dollars total and rejected higher allowances for smoking room library lounge or boot stewards. The decision moves toward the White House for final approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarl
New York World News Service
Washington
Kellogg
McCari
O. K
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of State
White House
S S S Blood Purifier Ad Promises Appetite and Vitality
An advertisement extols S S S as a blood purifier that restores appetite and energy. It claims pure blood improves digestion, complexion, and vigor, urging readers to reclaim health before illness worsens. The text touts herbs and barks in two bottle sizes sold at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S.S
Nature
S.S
All Good Drug
Pleas for 37th Division Reunion Held by Veterans
Ralph D. Cole of Findlay Ohio will attend the Thirty seventh Division Veterans Association meeting at the American Legion Clubhouse 320 Broadway Monday night. He will help plan the September state reunion and the Flapper Band will perform. Victor Heintz announced Cincinnati veterans will march Memorial Day under Sgt Harry C Kilgour with many in uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph D. Cole
Findlay
Thirty-seventh Division Veterans’ Association
American Légion
Broadway
Victor Heintz
Cincinnati
Harry C. Kilgour
Wright Speaks at Newport Rotary Ann Party
Clarence L. Wright of Huntington West Virginia delivered a history of Rotary from its Chicago origins to the present at the Newport Rotary Club Ann party held at St. Paul Episcopal Church. Louis H. Wilson served as toastmaster as James Beckner Miss Besse Hall and Harry Luedeke provided musical entertainment. Fred H. Bassman chaired the entertainment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Rotary Club
St. Paul Episcopal Church
Court Place
Louis H. Wilsdn
James Beckner
Miss Besse Hall
Harry Luedeke
Clarence L. Wright
Huntington
W. Va
Rotary
Chicago
Fred H. Bassman
Patient Hurn Hangs Self at Longview Hospital
William Hurn a 30 year old former telegraph operator tied a bed sheet to a gas pipe and hanged himself at Longview Hospital yesterday. He had been committed by Judge Lueders on November 7 1923 and previously lived at 2933 Beekman Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hurn
Longview Hospital
Hurn
Beekman Street
Lueders
Steamship News Delivers May Incoming List for New York
Shipping news lists incoming steamers due May 7 including Santa Marta from Santa Marta May 2 and Venezuela from Cristobal April 22. It notes arrivals such as France from ore April and President Garfield from Haifa April 19 and a few departures to Antwerp London Havana and Trinidad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Marta
Venezuela
Cristobal
Mars
Trinidad
Itweing
Soanaer
Zeela
Antwerp
London
Maraval
Monterey
Havana
France
Ore
Iboney
Vana
Yck
Rio de Janeiro
Garfield
Haifa
Return to Monarchy in Germany Seen as Slow Movement
The piece assesses a revived monarchist movement in Germany, noting three million young supporters, efforts to spread theCause with symbols and uniforms, and the shift of power within the republic. It discusses opposition from Socialists, Catholics, and Democrats, the role of the Reichswehr, and the likelihood of a figurehead monarchy under external and internal constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
Germany
Austria
German Republic
German Empire
Luther
Marx
France
Reich
People’s Party
People’s Oo
Ebert
Stresemann Coalition
Rudolph Hilferding
Hilferding
Reichswehr
von Seeckt
Hohenzollern
Berlin
Qels
Rupprecht
Bavaria
Wittelsbachs
Munich
Hohenzollerns
Wittelshavns
N. Y
Trotzky Regains Power in Moscow Amid Bolshevik Split
Report from London on May 6 says Stalin broke with Kameneff and Zinovieff to back Trotsky. Foreign Minister Tchitcherin supported recall of Trotsky as disaffection grows in Moscow garrison and push for new economic policy.
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John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
Jean Trotzky
Moscow
Leo Kameneff
Gregory Zinovieff
J. V. Stalin
Stalin
George Tchitcherin
Tchitcherin
Red Army
Trotzky
Tchiteherin
Trotsky
Caucasus
Foreign Office
Washington
Bat
Borah
Russia
Tehitcherin
Alexis Rykoff
M. I. Kalenin
Probragenski
Eee
N. Y
Obituary of Anna Gieve Prominent Church Member
Anna Gieve, 73, died at her daughter Mrs. G W Rakel’s home at 93 East Mitchell Avenue St Bernard after a four month illness. Funeral at St Clement’s Church St Bernard Monday 8:30 AM. Burial in St John’s Cemetery. She was Financial Secretary of the Catholic Ladies of Columbia for fifteen years and a Third Order member. Her daughter survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Gieve
G. W. Rakel
Mitchell Avenue
St. Bernard
St. Clement's Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Births Listed for Numerous Families in City Notices
A string of birth announcements records newly arrived babies for multiple families across several streets including Euclid Vermont Avenues 2216 Salem Lang Pront and Hillside Avenues. Names referenced include Borchers Glasbrenner Hays Huest Lattanzi Mughmore Passatiume Quinn Schumacher Taylor Thost on Stephens with girls and boys noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borchers
William
Nora
Euclid
Vermont
Salem Avenue
Cues Eae
Bessie
Langpront
Eeee
Ester
Stanton Avenue
Frank
Cecilia
Hillside Ave
Glasbrenner
Edward
Grace
Renstar Avenue
Hays
Richard
Leslie
Epworth Avenue
Huest
James
Viola
Lucille
Kroeger Rge
Carrie
State Avenue
Lattanzia
Henry
Rosé
Wittiam
Martha
Maringo Street
Poe
Llomena
Bonne Passatiume
Camillo
Dominica
Rittenhouse Street
Quinn
George and
Mildred
Loretta Schumacher
William and
Helen
Lenington
St. Bernard
Taylor Rnest
Clara
Sycamore
Hobart
Florence
Stephens
Harles and Sophia
Mills Street
Judge and fiancee tie the knot in Denver
Police Judge John W. Kimmel, 75, of Arapahoe Nebraska, and Mary D. Love, 74, a grandmother, were married in Denver. Both have been married twice before. their romance began twenty years earlier and they boast large families with many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Denver
Col
John W. Kimmel
Arapahoe
Neb
Mary D. Love
Fraud Charged in Stock Deals In Brooklyn Court
New York May 6 Charged with fraudulent sales of securities W L Darnell and J S Fried large betting commission houses were restrained from continuing business by an injunction from Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice John Mac Crate via Attorney General Ottinger Receivers for the firms were sought The Silinsky brothers Frank William and Abraham owned and operated the two firms They allegedly rigged a fictitious market for Black Oak Gold Mines stock and issued capital stock to 176000 for Champion Products Manufacturing Company with assets about 15000 The case could yield assets for victims and criminal prosecutions may follow as a financial district cleanup is planned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
W. L. Darnell & Co
J. 8
Fried & Co
John MacCrate
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Ottinger
Silinsky Brothers
Frank
William
Abraham
W. L. Darnell
J. S. Fried
Frank Silinsky
Silinskys
Black Oak
Silinsky
Charteret
American Radio and Electric Company
Champion Products Manufacturing Company
Attorney General
French column halted by Riffs near Quergha River
General Colombat commanding the main Lyautey column halts ten to fifteen miles north of the Quergha River as Riffians dig in on the plateaus. Floods ease and French outposts freed. Freydenburg’s force reportedly defeats Moors on Taounat with 6500 dead, stirring local panic. Riffians claim the Ouergha Valley as Spanish, France disputes. An airplane reportedly bombed French positions. pilots allegedly German. World News Service 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Colombat
Marshal Lyautey
French Morocco
Quergha River
Quergha
Spanish Morocco
Fez
Freydenburg
Taounat
Abd-El-Krim
Lyautey
Ouergha
Spain
Mediterranean
Sebou
Abd-El- Krim
Morocco
Act
Ag. World News Service
World Press Pub. Co
Weather summary for states with unsettled conditions and temps
Ohio and West Virginia fair then warmer with showers. Kentucky and Tennessee fair in east, unsettled in west with possible showers. Indiana overcast with possible southwest showers by Friday. Temperature readings show highs in 50s and 60s across regions with a May 6 record period ending at 7 p.m. local meridian time.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
West
Indiana
Southwest
Aea
Boston
Kan
City
Atla City
Omaha
Birming’s
Sianeete
Orleans
Phoenix
Galveston
Kaneé
Pittsburgh
Louisville
Diego
Ashvil
Lanjpes
Jae
Nee
Campbell to Appeal 2 Year Prison Sentence
Great Falls Mont May 6 Gordon Campbell found guilty of illegal mail use to promote an oil syndicate will appeal to the Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco His sentencing includes two years in Leavenworth a $1000 fine and costs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Mont
Gordon Campbell
Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
S. C. Ford
Helena
Campbell
Leavenworth
Doctor Killed in Card Game Fray in Birmingham
In Birmingham Alabama on May 6 Dr R R McDaniel was killed and Dr R J Barnett wounded after a dispute over a card game in a downtown office. McDaniel was shot three times with his own revolver after Barnett wrested it from him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
R. R. McDaniel
R. J. Barnett
McDaniel
Barnett
River Excursions and Steamboat Movements Report
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood 22.5 feet at 2 a.m. with the Kentucky voyage delayed by fog. The John W. Hubbard and a Kentucky bound vessel were scheduled for Louisville, while the W. G. Clyde towboat tows steel downstream. The George Washington excursion steamer sailed from Cincinnati for Pittsburgh and Cairo with a large crowd aboard and a moonlit trip. Fifty eight women from Western College Oxford returned from a Louisville trip aboard the Kentucky. River stages and departures noted for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Hubbard
Louisville
Greene
Charleston
W. G. Clyde
Carnegie Transportation Company
George Washington
Streckfus Steamboat Line
Sunningdale Club of
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Midway Points
Cairo
Western
Women’s College
Oxford
Kentucky
River Stages
Scottish Rite Stated Meeting and Elks Funeral Notice
Scottish Rite Stated meeting of Gibulum Lodge of Perfection at 7 80 p m Thursday with a special meeting of Ohio seasuare for work in the 81. Willard D. Haines and George T. Wien Sa noted. Elks No 5 funeral notice requests attendance for John M. Gorman at 609 Elberon avenue Thursday evening 8 o'clock. Cor nette Exalted Ruler. J 8 Richardson Secy.
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Gibulum Lodge of Perfection
Ohio Seasuare
Aids
George T. Wien Sa
Willard D. Haines
Wes Harte
P. O. Elks
Deaths in Cincinnati area 1925 obituaries listed
A string of 1925 obituaries from Cincinnati notices for Adele M Ahlers Adelaide Bicker John M Gorman Anna Greive Josephine Hollaender Virginia Olhaber Mary Vander Sluis Dora Wigget and others with residences at Pleasant Ridge St Bernard Price Hill and Avondale. Funeral details and dates May 6 to May 8 reported. services at St Clement s Ho Family Church Spring Grove and local chapels.
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John M. Gorman
Nellie Gorman
Connelly
Ibéron Avenue
Price Hill
Ho Family Church
St. . Joseph’s Catholic Mausoleum
Cincinnati Council
Knights of Columbus
Greive
aAnna
Frommeéyér
George H.greive
George Ball
Mitchell Avenue
St. Ber- Sird
Hollaender
Josephine
Ughter
Joseph and
Elizabeth Hollaender
Lamb
Ohio Avenue
Henry Gildehaus Company
Vine Street
Spring Grove
San Francisco
Oakland
Cal
Olhaber
Virginia
Clement
M. Olivia Olhaber
St. James Avenue
Mack Johnson
Spring Grove Cemetery
Vander Sluis
Mary E. Vander Sluis
Laurie
John Vander Sluis
Klinckhamer Apartments
Alaska Gold Property at Nome Changes Hands
Nome May 6 Radio cables report United States Smelting Refining and Mining Company has absorbed Nome Mines Corporation formerly owned by Miami Corporation of Chicago. The deal includes a large tract of gold bearing ground with power plants and dredges near Nome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Nome
United States
Armenian Manoukian Sentenced to Death in Angora
A tribunal at Angora has condemned Armenian Manou kian to death for conspiracy against premier Ismet Pasha and other officials. The case highlights tensions in the region amid Turkish governance and Armenian minority concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Constantinople
Angora
Manoukian
Ismét Pasha
Burial of Rich Recluse Halted at Grave by Heirs
In Tiffin Ohio on May 6 John Dubois a 61 year old Angola Indiana recluse died of heart disease. As the casket started to lower the burial permit was revoked after telegrams from Andla health officials citing relatives dissatisfaction with the death explanation. The body remains in a chapel pending orders. Dubois reputedly owned large land holdings and left the area in 1916 with no near relatives.
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Tiffin
John Dubois
Angola
Andla
Dubois
Cremation Unvears Modern Central Bigs
Unclear text fragment mentions sanitary and aesthetic themes with a central focus. Cremation unveiled in a central facility, with references to design and modernity. Names and concrete details are unreadable in the source.
Steamer Tom Greene Departing May 7 from Greene Line Wharf
LPPER OHIO Greene Line steamer Tom Greene sails Thursday May 7 at 6 p m from the Greene Line wharf boat toward Portsmouth Ironton Ashland Catlettsburg Huntington Gallipolis and Charleston pond intermediate points. Telephone Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Greene
Greene Line
Portsmouth
Ironton
Ashland
Catlettsburg
Huntington
Gallipolis
Charleston Pond
The Busse and Borgmann Co Funeral Directors
The Busse and Borgmann Co Funeral Directors at 1517 Freeman Avenue operates three chapels and offers non sectarian services with no charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
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Pras Bner
Jack Middleton
Cincinnatus
Gibson County Relief Association
J. P. Tocher
Southern System
C. L. Wright
Rotary Club
Ann
Steamship News
York
Weadieen Alae Ghtad
Wade
Foundation
Noah Webster
W.j.pelo
Commercial Square
Riora
Raymond Werner
Lockman
Adele M. Reinstaller
Overlook Ae
Arlie E. Durbin Rene Oe
Utler
Nora Bray
John R. Warrington
L. B. Harrison
Bessie Serene
Aprones
Noel Terry
W. Court
Julia Melton
W. Court St. Oorrees
Charles S H
Ecélia C. Schulte
Glenway
Frank L. Carbin
Teeereene Eer
Financial District
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Bo Worene
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Tetonees Owes
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Ce Ae Erase
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Memphis
Tenn
Vierz
Miss
New Fleans
Knoxle
Oneeenneen
Tacksonville
Mossijaghinee
Lodge
Alaska
Grand Canyon
Viconlite
Island Queen
New
Richmond
Mammoth Dance Salon
Colleen Moore
Sally
Brahms
Florence Austral
Frederick Stock
Robert Maitland
Willis Music Ags
West Fourth Treet
Itinaous
HES Bailey & CO
Husband
Donis Kenyon
Dawd Pewell
Grand Opera House
Capitol
Pola Negri, “the Charmer
Declasse
Corinne Griffith
Barbara Lamarr
Conway Tearle
Jack London
Tom Moore
Pauline Starke
Madame Sans Gene
Gloria Swanson
Reginald Denny
Houdini
Man From
Beyond
B.f.keith
Ernest Evans
Fred J. Ardath
Fern
Maree
Sky Theater
Orpheum Douglas Fair
Bagdad
COX— Matinse
Stuart Walker
Laugis
Sighs
Gargen
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