Vita Glaman Mobilizes For Week's Prohibition Crusade
Germany launches a national dry drive beginning May 10 led by the National Executive Committee for Local Option. Dr F H Otto Melle heads forty members urging 15 million votes by September for local option and broader prohibition gains. Women groups like the Evangelical Women's League back the campaign as they push for faster legislation and public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Germany
Koenigsberg
F. H. Otto Melle
Prohibition Army
Thee
Evangelical Women's League
National Committee
Dr. Mellie
United States
Eighteen Veterans of 137th Infantry Mark Sixty-First Reunion
Eighteen survivors of the 137th Ohio Infantry answered roll call at the 61st reunion at the Business Men's Club in Cincinnati. The aged veterans, ages from 19 to 86, shared memories, music, and toasts to fallen comrades, with letters from six absent men read and a regimental poet honoring the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
137Th Infantry
Ohio
187Th
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Business Men’s Club
Eighth
Race Streets
Ft. McHenry
Clinton Dean
Pierson R. Mitchell
William V. Ebersole
Lieutenant Mitchell
Dean
Froome Morris
Robert T. Morris
Mr.Morris
Comrade Ebersole
Ebersole
A. E. Otte
Thomas N. Lupton
Canton
N. C
Silas Lupton
J. D. Secrest
Alonzon C. Horton
Fred Pfiester
William E. Hutton
George Rowe
E. A. Morganstern
John B. Mosby
Samuel D. Carey
Joseph L. Burr
Frank W. Wilson
Henry Gustetter
Charles A. Willard
William H. Hutchinson
James Murdock
Jonah Boswell
Twenty third patient of baby farm dies in case
Court heard a Chicago case of substitution of a baby with Mrs Geisen Volk accused of keeping more children than her license allowed. The witness said a baby was sent to a Saratoga specialist, and later another child offered to the father proved by facial features and a birth operation scar to be not his. Bail set. case ties to a dozen buried children and health department records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Angerer
Elmer Smith
Smith
Neustaedter
Pisarra
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Bureau of Child Hygiene
The
Health Department
May Festival Concert Ends On High Note
The May Festival concluded with an all Wagner program delivering a brilliant final. Florence Austral impressed in Tannhauser and The Mastersingers, while soloists including Edward Johnson Patton Maitland and Stillman Kelley drew strong praise. The backstage stream of visitors and celebratory parties marked a festive ending praised as among the finest of twenty six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Durland Langhorst
Venus
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Patton
Sachs
Miss Austral
A Beddoe
Nevada Vandereer
Richard Fluke
Pogner
Alfred Hartzell
Lodewik Mortelmans
Antwerp
Flanders
van der Stucken
Ise Homer
Titus
America
Edgar ‘Stillman
Kelley
Doyo
Dan Beddoe
Edward Johnson
Fred Patton
Florence Austrais
Pierne
Cincinnati
Howard Hafford
Robert J. Thuman
Uisually
Samuel T. Wilson
Mme. Homer
Ethyl Hayden
Edgar Stillman Kelley
Evening Wagner program closes May Festival with Parsifal
The May Festival ends after thirteen years with a concert program of Parsifal Grail scenes Tannhauser and The Mastersingers. soloists Fred Patton Robert Maitland Rose Patton Robbes Edward Johnson praised for expressive singing. Florence Austral noted for beauty of voice as Elisabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Patton
Robert Maitland
Rose Patton-Robbes
Edward Johnson
Tannhauser
Rome
Patton
Wolfram
Florence Austral
Eliza
Penniless tourist given tire for limousine by charities
In Columbus on May 9, the City Board of Charities aided H. E. Binckley of Dayton by providing a used tire for his bankrupt limousine. He was penniless after a blowout while en route home from a prolonged motor tour and had asked for a loan of five dollars. The board approved aid and Binckley continued his journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
City Board of Charities
Charities Board
H. E. Binckley
Dayton
Binkley
Charity Board
Binckley
Child crushed by car wheel dies feared
Injured boy William Weller, 5, was run over by Robert Foy’s backing car at Sixth and Court streets and later died at General Hospital. Police charged James Smith, 55, with reckless driving after a separate crash near Fourteenth and Elm streets left private policeman Thomas Shearwood injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth
Court Streets
William Weller
East Sixth Street
General Hospital
Robert Foy
St. Michael Street
Fourteenth
EKlm_ streets
Thomas Shearwood
Edwards Road
James Smith
Providence Street
Death of Peter P. Casey Attorney at 66
Peter P. Casey an attorney died early last night at his home 1809 Kinney Avenue Hills after an illness of one week. He was 66. He is survived by his widow two daughters one son two brothers and a sister all in Cincinnati. Funeral services set for 8 30 Tuesday morning at St Francis de Sales Church. Burial in St Josephs Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter P. Cash
Peter P. Casey
Kinney Avenue
Alnot
Hills
Cincinnati
St. Francis de Sales Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Law About Naughty Words Trip Ends In Custody
Detectives arrest Lorenzo Emmons 25 of 441 Bank Street after he hurled profanity at stalled cars on Fourth Street and Central Avenue. Police seek precedent on the offense as court attaches note the unusual charge in Cincinnati records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loewenstine
Fourth Street
Central Avenue
Lorenzo Emmons
Bank Street
Cincinnati
Miss Mary MacSwiney Arrives in Cincinnati
Miss Mary MacSwiney of Cork Ireland sister of Terrence MacSwiney arrived in Cincinnati yesterday and is a guest at J J Castellini 2324 Park Ave. She attended the May Festival and will speak at a Knights of Columbus luncheon and at a Kiwanis Club meeting at noon tomorrow. Her U S entry had stirred passport visa questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary MacSwiney
Cork
Ireland
Terrence MacSwiney
Lord Mary
Cincinnati
J. J. Castellini
Park Avenue
Mr. Castellini
Miss MacSwiney
Knights of Columbus
Business Men’s Club
Nicholas J. Janson
Kiwanis Club
United States
Aviator Noel Wein Safe After Near Rampart Flight
Noel Wein, reported lost near Rampart Wednesday with two passengers, phoned from Nenana to say he and the two passengers are safe after making the farthest north flight on record. A storm forced them to land and Wein walked three days and nights to Nenana.
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Alaska
Fairbanks
Noel Wein
Rampart
Nenana
Second White Man Shot Within A Day By Negro
A second white man, 26 year old Mattia cinc Ferdinando of Newport, was admitted to General Hospital with gunshot wounds to the right leg and hip after two shots were fired when he did not move quickly. The earlier victim, Frank Richter of Green Street, was shot in the chest after failing to raise his hands on Third Street near Plum Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Hospital
Mattiaceci Ferdinando
Newport
Oadway
Ferdinando
Fourth
Walnut Streets
Frank Richter
Green Street
Third Street
Plum Street
Son Held as Suspect in Mysterious Slaying
St Louis detectives renew questioning of Edward G Ditlon, 19, son of Dr William A Dillon, held as suspect in the April 30 shooting of the physician at Francis Field. Insurance policies totaling 25000 payable to the son are under scrutiny. Prosecuting Attorney Mueller says sufficient suspicious circumstances to hold him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
William A. Dillon
Clayton
Edward G. Ditlon
Dillon
Francis Field
Washington University
Mueller
Muéler
Marie Kampmann 81 Hartwell Resident Dies
Marie Ellen Kampmann 81 dies at her Hartwell home 272 Oakmont Avenue. Born in Germany she came to the city with her parents at age two. Widow of Henry Kampmann longtime grocer who died in 1909. Survived by sons George John and Walter Kampmann and sister Elizabeth Weiman of Cheviot. Funeral 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at Spring Grove Cemetery chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Ellen Kampmann
Hartwell
Oakmont Avenue
Kampmann
Germany
Henry Kampmann
Elizabeth Weiman
Cheviot
Spring Grove Cemetery
Woman pursesnatcher captured on Fifth Street chase
Mrs. Anna Ross followed a man who snatched a purse from her while shopping on Fifth Street between Wire and Race streets yesterday afternoon. The suspect Miles Hampton, 29, of 330 Smith Street, was arrested. purses of Mrs. Ross and Ada Wilson of 2200 Dana Avenue were found on him. Police say Wilson’s purse was stolen yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Street
Wire
Race
Anna Ross
Knox Street
Miles Hampton
Smith Street
Ross
Ada Wilson
Dana Avenue
Wilson
Burglar Kills Ashland Officer in Police Chase
In Ashland Kentucky this morning Len Castle 43 a veteran police officer was shot and killed during a chase of a burglar who then escaped Portsmouth police report the fatal shooting occurred as the officer pursued the suspect through city streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Ashland
Len Castle
Lodge Notices and Masonic Events in Cincinnati
Lodge notices announce Douglass Lodge K of P will confer the rank of Esquire tomorrow evening at the Masonic Temple on Thi and Walnut. Kilwinning Chapter No7 R A M holds a special convocation Wednesday May 13 at 7 p.m. visitors welcome. Attest: A Fred and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglass Lodge K. of
Masonic Temple
Walnut
Kilwinning
Bate
L Bever
H. P. A. T. Roever
Cincinnatus Meeting Plans Tax and Bond Proposals
Cecil Gamble will report the current status of the tentative traction franchise and Charles Thomas and James Garvey will discuss proposed street and bond issues at the Cincinnatus Association meeting Tuesday evening. Henry Gardner recalls two faces after losing a pocketbook containing $12 on a Green Line ride at Third and Broadway. A comedy GRUMPY will be staged by the Franklin Players at the Franklin School on May 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Gamble
Charles Thomas
James Garvey
Cincinnatus Association
Third Street
Broadway
Henry Gardner
Thornton Street
Newport
Lhce
Franklin Players
Franklin School
May Street
Alnut Hills
Woman's Club
Notable Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices May 1925
Deaths listed for Anna Greive Peter Casey Andrew Hopkins Marie Kampmann Eva Lochner Henry Loebker Alfred Schmidt. Notices give residences, ages, funeral schedules, church services, and related family names, with emphasis on bereavement and civic affiliations. Local readers see names, dates May 1925, and funeral details across Ohio and Illinois communities.
Weather summary for five states with temperatures and showers
Weather outlook for Ohio Kentucky Tennessee West Virginia and Indiana with Sunday showers and varying temperatures. National highs and lows for May 9 1925 at 7 pm give cloudy conditions and rainfall amounts across regions and cities.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Indiana
Ham
N. Orleans
Galveston
Ittsburgh
Isville
Nashville
S.S. Marie
Fae
Unclear Ad: Cremation Services Offering Free Booklet
Fragmentary text advertises cremation services with phrases like sanitary, aesthetic, modern and a free booklet. Mentions a location or address and a free chapel note.
Busse Borgmann Co Funeral Directors Ad
Non sectarian funeral services by Busse & Borgmann Co at 1517 Freeman Avenue Three Chapels. No charges. Advertising note for Grassmann Printing Co job work all kinds in Missouri Bidg. Cincinnati Ohio. WM F FULDNER Undertaker 421 Arch St. Phone Main 4754 Growth of Fourth St between Broadway and Ludiew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
Grassmann Printing CO
Missouri
Cincinnati, O
Wm.f.fuldner
Arch .T
Grouth
Fourth St
Bet
Broadway & Ludiew
Two Hurt as Wyoming Fire Destroys Hotel Site
A fire at the old Raymond homestead on Burns Avenue Wyoming nearly leveled the two and a half story building owned by the Cincinnati Finance Company. Two Lockland firemen were injured while aiding Wyoming fire crews Captain Joe Montague suffered an eye injury from live wire and Howand Lape collapsed from smoke. Fire origin undetermined and under state investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Burns Avenue
Wyoming
Lockland
Wyoming Fire Department
Sunny Side
Cincinnati Finan Ice Company
Screen
Arshal
Joe Montague
Lockland Force
Howand Lape
Jinemap
Alma Reulman Dies at 26 Art School Director
Alma Reulman director of the Reulman School of Expression and Dramatic Art in Price Hill died after a yearlong illness. She was 26 and a Mt. St. Joseph and Emerson College alumna who trained in piano and voice. Services set for Holy Family Church with requiem high mass at 9 am Tuesday. Burial at St. Joseph's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias
Alma Reulman
Reulman School of Expression and Dramatic Art
Odd. Fellows’ Temple
Bushnell Avenue
Mt. Hope Road
Price Hill
Miss Reulman
Mt. St. Joseph-on-the-Ohio
Emerson College of Oratory of
Boston
Romeo Gorno
Douglass Powell
Cincinnati College of Music
Jose Balke Reulman
Holy Family Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Local Birth Announcements List
A compact list of birth notices includes Arthur and Garrie Brickner at 2886 Shaffer Avenue with a boy. Bass reais and Anna at 718 Betts. BISCH AR Sons and Elizabeth at 1807 Elm. Clifford Cochran and Helen at 408 West Liberty. Randall Davidson and Kathryn at 8929 Spencer with a boy. Jacqe Hastie and Hallie at 2625 Readin. Emily Heron and sack at 987 Colerain Avenue. HUBBS Evans and Elva at 300 Carthage. Heli Jackson Jr. and Ruth at 2807 Griffiths Avenue with a boy. Benjamin Johnson and Phanaty at 4402 El. Batty Rabaro vs Fanny at 940 Wells Street. Joseph Kempdr and Helen at 24 Allen. Robert McQuese and Lora at 37 Plum Street with a boy. Owens William and Hilda at 1553 Knox Street with a boy. Guster Perez and Clementina at 781 Clark. George and Magdeline Rolfsen at 4754 Highridge Avenue with a girl. John Stewart and Nellie at 111 East Third Street. John Santangelo and Mary at 2620 Melrose Avenue with a girl. Frank Smith and Gertrude at 712 Baer Avenue with a boy. John Thomas and Jennie at 1592 Central. Conrad Voge and Christina at 1716 Logan Street with a boy.
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Brickner
Arthur and
Garrie
Shaffer
Bass Reais One
Anna
Betts Bisch AR
Elizabeth
Elm Cochran -Clifforn
Helen
West Liberty Street
I. Davidson
Randall and
Kathryn
Spencer Avenue
Hall Jac Cae
Hastie
Readin Heron Sack
Emily
Colerain Avenue
Hubbs
Evans and
Elva
Carthage Jackson
Clark Street
Rolf Sen
George
Magdeline
Highridge Avenue
Stewart—John
Nellie
East Third Stree Santangelo
Heroic rescue and tragedy in Norman steamer disaster
The Norman sank on the Lower Mississippi with many passengers and crew dead or missing. Tom Lee, a black river deckhand from Memphis, saved about thirty people including Captain Howard T. Fenton. Engineers and other survivors share dramatic rescue moments, while authorities consider honoring Lee with a medal.
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Lower
Mississippi
Tom Lee
Norman
Rowlette Paine
Memphis
Tom
Arkansas
Coahoma Bend
Paire
T. A. Allen
Lee
Howard T. Fenton
Fenton
American Society of Cvil Engineers
Coahoma Landing
D. H. Connolly
The
American, Society of Civil Engineers
W. W. Deberard
Chicago
Engineering News Record
L. L. Hidinger
Mr. Hidinger
River Traffic and Boat Movements Reported on Ohio River
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 19.1 feet at 6 last night. The John W. Hubbard from Louisville was due to depart at 9:00 am today. The General Wood and Kentucky were expected to arrive from Pittsburgh and Louisville with departures planned for later. The Crown Hilly towboat and Apple Blossom showboat were noted as passing toward the South from Pittsburgh and Kanawha River points.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
John W. Hubbard
Fouisville
General Wood
Pittsburgh
Sagat
Iy Wicksasesides
Arkersburg
Ie Ae
Eeee Dam
W Va
Pleasant
W. Va
Dam
Ee Tnewe
Portsmouth
Sree
Eetennes
Cgearessise
Cavenckincts
Loeite Patekbee Ener
Zanesvi
Ivanhoe
Acosneienpnigithis
Scosethyncentines
Arrows
Ford
Dis
Aiegunesreia
Wees
Hinten
Eeeweereeeee
Falls
Charleston
Oreeeesee
Wil
Va Weenwee
Detteeet
Terre Aute Ind
Enn Seeereenener Ee
Toot Inc
Tenn
Shipping arrivals and incoming steamers list May 9
Incoming steamers May 10 include Velodam from Rotterdam April 21 Caronia from Li 1 May 2 Vauban from Rio de Janeiro April 23 Calamares Fort Limon May 2. Arrivals May 9 include from Bremen May 1 lante Alegheri from Naples May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Velodam
Rotterdam
Caronia
Li 1
Vauban
Rio de Jangiro
Calamares
Fort Limon
Bremen
Lante Alegheri
Naples
Hughes High Dominates Hamilton in Track Meet
Hughes High School defeated Hamilton CO yesterday at Carson Field scoring twelve firsts to Hamilton's one. Captain John Anderson set a record in the discus with 123 feet 3 inches and earned 13 points. Ed Goldmeyer won the high jump 5 feet 9 inches and broad jumped 21 feet 6 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes High School
Hamilton
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Glaman
Associated Press
Central Ave
Harrison Hall, Jr
South Auburn Avenue
John Newman
Agnes Adams
Tor Mobile
Ala
Newman
Son
Marie Kampmann
Lodge
Onda
K. T
Bedge
Fred
Walter H. Streibig
Walnut and
Liberty Streets
W. Johnson Funeral
Lytle Corps
Lediee U Rey L
Loebker
Henry
Elizabeth Loebker
Sumbrock
Neral
Alfred L. Schmidt
Carrie Sebenes
Calvary
Clarence Miller
Charles E. Shearer
Miller
Charles EB. Shearer
Lillian Weyl
Indianapolis
Ind
Starer
Shearer
Mr. Lund
Little Rock, Ark
Shore
R. c Schaefer
Southern
Mr. Schaefer
Fulton
W. C. Walker
H. W. Nelson Company
Eugene A. Oster
Muriel
Mabel EB
Wallace Weeenenee
Regent Ave
John Glen
Kennyville
Okla
Anda Einhart Eben Hewree
Otel
Arthur S. Pullem Ther
Helpmanee Heneenee
Wider
Ososep Ville
Neen City Ave
Mohawk
Corinne Guenther
Louise Hertzel
Twenty-ninth
Margaret Huey
East Third
Alonzo Wilson
Pauline Chambirwood
John W
Louisville
Sture
Greenwood
Fia
Steamship News
Noah Webster
W.j.pelo
A.M
Tribune
Commercial Square
Hughes High
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