Ridgway resigns bank post and recovers from amnesia
Wholesale Grocery Company identified him and took him to Good Samaritan Hospital where Dr. Greine diagnosed amnesia. After rest he regained senses, but a change of environment was advised. He resigned April 1 from the trust company. The Ridgways moved from 2517 Williams Avenue to Epworth Heights. He had worked at the bank since 1901 rising to a trusted position. survived by widow and two daughters, Della Jane 13 and Paulina 9.
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Ridgways
Williams Avenue
Sérwood
Epworth Heights
Ridgway
Trust Company
City Hall
Bank
Della Jane
Strubbe
Paulina
Missing Brookville Girl Is Found Safe In Mt Vernon
Geneva DeBeck 20s was found alive in Mt Vernon Indiana after being missing from Brookville since May 1. Police hold Geneva and a 22 year old man Harvey Biekkes on auto theft charges awaiting return to Brookville as family reels from multiple tragedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse DeBeck
Lawler
Findlay Street
Geneva
DeBeck
Brookville
Ind
Mt. Vernon
Indiana
Cincinnati
Jesse, Jr
Pendleton
Harvey Biekkes
School Religion Hearing Called to Study Policy
Dr. Frank B. Dyer urges keeping weekday religious instruction in schools under review. He argues the matter involves broad policy, urging status quo until studies finalize how absences and make up work affect both home and church partnerships. Communications from religious groups ask the board not to abolish the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Frank B. Dyer
Cincinnati
Ohio
United States
Condon
Lawyer Persists as Taft Denies Motion in Oregon School Case
Detroit lawyer George William Moore urged permission to file a petition for the Public School Defense League in Oregon's challenge to a law requiring children eight to sixteen to attend public school. Chief Justice Taft dismissed the motion as nondebateable after Moore persisted, finally prompting an official order to sit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
George William Moore
Detroit
Public School Defense League
Oregon
Taft
Mooré
Moore
Banker Charged With Forgery in Minnesota Bank Failures
Atwater Minnesota May 11 Henry Stone former president of the Farmers State Bank at Kandiyohi and the First National Bank at Atwater was arrested on forgery charges. Both banks closed February 14 after shortages estimated at 375000 were discovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwater
Minn
Henry Stone
Farmers’ State Bank
Kandiyohi
First National Bank
Steamship News Incoming and outgoing steamers dated May 12
New York World News Service lists incoming steamers for May 12 including Ebro from Valparaiso April 22 Orbita from Hamburg April 30 Robert E from Havana May 8 Metapan from Kingston May 6 American Farmer from London May 2. Outgoing steamers for May 12 include President Wilson to Naples 9 a.m Sandown Castle to Cape Town 2 p.m Fr Victoria to Bermuda 11 a.m Patrick to Havre May 1. Celic from Liverpool Conte Verde from Genoa etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Shipping News
Ebro
Paraiso
Orbita Tote
Amburg
Robert E. W
Havana
Metapan
Kingston
American Farmer
London
President Wilson
Naples
Sandown Castle
Capetown
Victoria
Bermuda
Patrick
Contractors blamed for delays in school building project
Building Committee report to the Board of Education cites lack of cooperation among bidders as the main cause of prolonged construction at College Hill School. Business Manager Charles Handman describes efforts to convene 22 contractors, institute monthly progress photos, and improve timelines. He urges action to remove loop tracks in front of Carson School, formerly Warsaw car line terminus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Charles Handman
College Hill School
College Hill
Cincinnati Traction Company
Carson School
Warsaw Car
Covedale
Births List Reveals Dozens of Newborns Across City
The notice records numerous births with parents and addresses. Individuals include Brady George and Gertrude at 1006 Parade, Burt Myrtle at 814 West Eighth, Beatty Cassie at 822 West Eighth, Brown John and Marie at 3828 Obconta Road, and many others in multiple streets such as West Ninth Street, West Ridgway Avenue, Mad Antony Street, and Rose Avenue. Twins appear for Nellie Linn Street and Biogio Angeline at 1020 Cutter Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
George Ae
Gertrude
Paradrome Streth
Burt—Harrigan
Myrtle
West
Eighth Street
Beatty King
Cassie
Hth Street
Brown G
John Ane Marie
Obconta Road
Hattie
Martin Street
Grume Reed
Marguerite
Ninth Street
Dorfman
Harry
Rose
East Ridgway
Russell
Edith
Rose Avenue
Farrell James
Veronica
Wabboy
Gratf—Wiliam and
Stella
Mad Antony Street
Hains
Chester
Ida
West Sixth Street
Katz David 'Sat Ida
Kenton Street
Kissell
Robert
Helen
East Liberty Street
McCoy
Clarence
Ethel
East Thirteenth Street
Linn Norton
John
Perkins
Eertie
Clara
Burns Street
Riesz
Henry
Martha
McMicken Avenue
Nellie
Linn Street
Biogio
Angeline
Cutter Street
Stringeldrence
Mammie
Baum Street
Schuler
Anna
Rosemont Avenue
Smith
James and
Marie
Sherman Avenue
Thomas
Charles
Mavia
Clinton Street
Williamson Place
List of Names and Addresses in Ohio City Directory
A long roster of individuals including Herbert Smith Dessie Williams Clinton N. Jones Josephine Ermer Willie Smith Mattie L. Patters and many others. Many entries list home addresses such as 1015 Freeman Ave 1268 Freeman Ave 607 Setchell St and 518 Carr St with towns Hamilton Reading Auburn Conway Akron Dayton and Mt. Washington Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Smith
Dessie Williams
Clinton N. Jones
Josephine Ermer
Willie Smith
Mattie L. Patters
W. Rush
the Kelley
Adolf Johannkamp
Bernardine Prentin
Michael Patrick
Llie Carr
Ward S Sper Irma L
Harry B. T
Bessie Y. Stinson
Paul S. Reece
Margaret Rieger
Taylor Dudgeon
Clara Thorpe
M. Sterner
Ander
Edna Vandeval
Otto Siegert
Elisabeth Schubert
Saul Green
Th C. Rosenb
Fred Piepenbring
Emma Adams
William A. Kiabpatz
Minn&e
Ashley Max E. Rosishan
Gertrude M. Wiesen
Marcus McMurry
Luella Jones
Carl Lewis
Sadie Carlton August Gilly
Celestia Tin James Williams
Selena McCray
George F. Powe
Elizabeth V. Tra
James A. Young
Luella Noon
Densel J. Finley
Mente Aa
Freeman Ave
Hamilton
Reading
Setchell St
Central Ave
Carr Sat
Carr St
Auburn Ave
Fusculum Ave
Dalton Ave
Winkler St
van St
Conway
Ark
Gibson
Akron
Dane St
W. Eighth At
Clay St
Dixmont Ave
Ravine St
E. Liberty St
Liberty St
Dayton
Red Bud
Logan St
Hearne
Hutchins
Fifth St
Lockland
O. Lockland
Vine St
E. Twelfth St
Clinton St
Turner St
Raée
Sycamore St
Montrose Ave
Mt. Washington
Neave St
Delhi Ave
Ueen City Ave
Ue Hill Ave
Frosts Damage Fruit Across Northwest Regions
Frosts damaged fruit as rising temperatures displaced cold spell, reducing crops in many Northwest points. Reports came from St Paul Minnesota and surrounding areas on May 11 indicating significant material impact on fruit production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minn
Cpld
School for Scandal Revival Delights Cox Theatre Crowd
Stuart Walker Company presents Sheridan's School for Scandal at Cox Theater to capacity audience. Spring Byington, Donald MacDonald, Corbet Morris, George Somnes return, praised for an alert, graceful production with sharp humor and stylish costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School For Scandal
Stuart Walker
Cox Theater
Donald MacDonald
Theater Guild
Corbet Morris
George Somnes
Sheridan
Walker
Cincinnati
Sir Peter
Alrick Bowker
Joseph Surface
Careless
Earle Larimore
Charles Surface
Benjamin Backbite
L’estrange Millman
Sir Oliver Surface
Leonore Sorsby
Lady Sneerwell
Larry Fletcher
Snake
Mona Bruns
Maria
Judith Lowry
Mrs. Candour
John Storey
Mr. Crabtree
Boyd Agin
Moses
Rikel Kent
Rowley
Albert E. Thompson
Caillaux Seeks Action on Debt to America
Caillaux proposes immediate small payments toward the debt to America and suggests leaving the total balance open. The plan mirrors the Dawes approach with Germany, proposing annual payments France can sustain without committing to the full obligation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caillaux
America
France
Germany
Snegret Y. World News Service
World Press Pub. Co
Washington Frowns On Accepting Reparations
The American Government rejects any France US debt settlement tied to German reparations. Congress would not permit substituting one country’s obligations for another. A note to Paris confirms discussions on using Dawes plan payments, but a direct conference is unlikely. A moratorium on payments may be considered if France cannot meet annual installments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Michela
New York World News Service
Washington
France
Germany
United States
Congress
State Department
Ambassador Herrick
Quai D’orsay
Paris
Herrick
M. Caillaux
Bis
Economic law compels France to pay says Reed
United States Senator David A. Reed argues that economic forces drive France to settle interallied debts with the United States and Great Britain. He says Belgium and Italy would follow France’s lead, that France’s high interest rates impair credit, and that restoring credit would reduce costs enough to repay war debts. Reed plans to outline his views to Secretary Mellon in Washington tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Reed
New York World News Service
New York
United States
Great Britain
Belgium
Italy
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Europe
Senate Finance Committee
Victor Emmanuel
Mussolini
City Planning Commission Recommends Vine Street Width
The commission ruled that when both minimum and maximum future site widths are in the plan the maximum width recommended by the commission stands. The issue arose when Saul Ztebonka for Union Central Life Insurance protested widening Vine Street from 40 to 46 feet by reducing sidewalks. Council must now decide after recent repeal of Viné street widening legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Planning Commission
Saul Ztebonka
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Vine Street
Council
Viné Street
Father Accuses Boy Held for Auto Theft in Columbia Case
Detective Kristian Wolf departs for Columbia Tennessee to bring four youths including Bur less Albert Huff 19 accused by his father Riley Huff of stealing the Huff family car. The group also had a car owned by Harry J Winterman of Norwood stolen May 4 from Eighth Street and Eggleston avenue. Other youths include Bobbie Barnes 26 Joseph Schuch 19 and Ed Haltermann 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Tenn
Kristian Wolf
Burless Albert Huff
Huff
Riley Huff
Boa
Hegenore
Bobbie Barnes
Joseph Schuch
Ed Haltermann
Mr. Huff
Harry J. Winterman
Sauna Avenue
Norwood
Winterman
Eighth Street
Eggleston Avenue
Emergency operation saves Burling after baseball injury
Dr. J. Stewart Hagen performed an emergency brain relief operation yesterday on Ray Burling aged 24 of 3919 South Jefferson Avenue South Norwood after a head injury from a baseball on Saturday. At Bethesda Hospital Burling’s condition was no longer considered serious last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Stewart Hagen
Ray Burling
South
Jefferson Avenue
South Norwood
Bethesda Hospital
Burling
Obituary notices and funeral details from Cincinnati area
Obituary notices for W. Dimmick Wallace, Mary Guilfoyle, Bernard H Knapp, Albert K Snell, Clara Trieschman, and related services. Dates in May, with funeral times, locations including St. Peter's Cathedral and St. Francis de Sales, and church masses. Includes reminders for Young Ladies Sodality and K of C memorial gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimmick
Wallace W
Annie Ballard
HeCormick Lace
St. Auburn
Guilfoyle
Mary
Anna Cornelius
Linn ‘Street
William G. Siefké Son
St. Peter’s
Young Ladies’ Sodality
Lee's Chapel
Knapp
Bernard H
Alviria Knapp
Bohlke
Madison Road
St. Francis de Sales
Cincinnati Council
K. of C
Hackberry
Madison Avenue
Snell
Albert K
Albert
Katherine K. Snell
Chieage
Romack Johnson
eMillan
Upland Place
Church of the Assumption
Triesch
Clara
Elizabeth
Nee Westner
John Trieschman
van Zandt Road
Groesbeck Methourch
Cremation Co. at 1617 Prentown Avenue
Non sectarian cremation service listed by Medéra Cin. Cremation Co and Busse Borgmann Co. at 5615 Cremation Casing cone ve sors. Directors named as 1617 Preeman Avenue Three Chanelea. Fragments indicate local funeral or memorial notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medéra, Cin
Busse & Borgmann Co
Fanera
Preeman Avenue
Opposition's argument against world court deemed utter nonsense
Former US Attorney General George W. Wickersham argues against the claim that the United States should wait for a universal international law code before joining the International Court of Justice. He notes that the law of nations has evolved over centuries and that U S participation can proceed as codification progresses in topics rather than a single bound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
George W. Wickersham
United States
International Court of Justice
Wickersham
Hugo Grotius
Field
Britschli
Fiori
Supreme Court of the
Law of Nations
Permanent Court of International Justice
Weather outlook for Ohio to Tennessee and regional readings
Fair and mild across Ohio and West Virginia on Tuesday with a likely rise in temperatures by Wednesday. Kentucky and Tennessee expect fair conditions Tuesday and Wednesday with rising cloudiness and little temperature change. Indiana should stay fair Tuesday with unsettled conditions and higher temperatures by Wednesday. Also includes city and regional temperature readings, last twenty four hour precipitation, and May 11 records at 7 PM local meridian time.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
Chicago
Boston
Reness C
Atlantic C. Omaha
Baeenang
Hige
Iccickannis
Local man arrested for carrying concealed weapons
Charles Scott, 84, of 417 Central Avenue, a black resident, was arrested last night by Sergeant Marsh and Officers Ward and Hemer on suspicion of carrying concealed weapons. Scott allegedly hurried off when approached at Fifth and Smith streets. Dr Clarence V Kerr of Cleveland to speak on Routine Health Examinations at Rotary Club luncheon. College Hill eager Lane Association to elect officers Thursday at 3 30 pm. Friendship Garden Department of Women’s City Club to give away surplus garden plants tomorrow at 528 East Fourth Street starting 9 am. Dalhias snap dragons and other plants offered. club open 9 am to 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Scott
Central Avenue
Sert Marsh
Ward and Hemer
Scott
Fifth and
Smith Streets
Clarence V. Kerr
Cleveland
Rotary Club
Linton
Kerr
Rotary Club of
College Hill
Eager Lane Association
Women’s City Club
Fourth Street
Friendship Garden
Max Kirsch
Dalhias
Snap Dragons
River traffic updates at Cincinnati riverfront
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 16.9 feet last night and rose gradually. Several boats show arrivals and departures with the Betsy Ann and Kentucky scheduled, the Queenly to replace the Kentucky for the summer, and the John W. Hubbard expected to arrive from Louisville today before departing in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Louisville
Tom Greene
Charleston
W. Va
Betsy Ann
Pittsburgh
Pom“. O
Queenly
John W. Hubbard
Greene Line Steamer Betsy Ann Leaves for Portsmouth Passages
Betsy Ann of the Greene Line departs from L. and C. wharfboat at foot of Main Street on Tuesday for Portsmouth Lronton Ashland Catlettsburg Huntington Gallipolis Pomeroy and intervening points. Telephone Main 1457.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. and C
Main Street
Portsmouth
Lronton
Ashland
Catlettsburg
Huntington
Gallipolis
Pomeroy
Conference Debates Arms Trade Controls And Bolshevik Threat
Delegates from forty four governments debate license and control for arms traffic at an international conference. Dr Gustavo Guerrero argues against arming de facto governments, warning of civil strife, while Japan urges refusal of exports only on legitimate legal grounds to ensure broad participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval
Gustavo Guerrero
George W. Wickersham
United States
League Committee For
Guerrero
Latin America
Japan
Obituary for Wallace W. Dimmick Avondale Conductor
Wallace W. Dimmick a longtime Avondale Mt. Auburn and Bond Hill street car conductor died at 68 after more than a year ill at his home 286 McCormick place Mt. Auburn He is survived by his widow Annie Ballard Dimmick and one son R B Dimmick of Canton Funeral services will be held at his residence Wednesday at 10 am Burial is in Spring Grove Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale
Mt. Auburn
Bond Hill
Wallace W. Dimmick
McCormick Place
Dimmick
Annie Ballard Dimmick
R. B. Dimmick
Canton, O
Spring Grove Cemetery
Miss Mary Trieschman Dies In Groesbeck At 38
Miss Mary Trieschman 38 of Van Zandt road Groesbeck Ohio died at her home yesterday from acute indigestion after a three day illness. She was a daughter of John Trieschman a carpenter who died twelve years ago. Surviving are her mother Elizabeth Trieschman three brothers John Arthur and William and three sisters Eleanor Trieschman Mrs A L Layer and Mrs Clarence Weisker. Funeral services set for 2 pm tomorrow at Groesbeck Methodist Church with burial to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Trieschman
van Zandt Road
Groesbeck
John Trieschman
Elizabeth Trieschman
John
Arthur
Wiliam
Eleanor Leschman
A. L. Layer
Clarence Weisker
Groesbeck Methodist Church
Spring Grove Cemetery
Campaign Against Salacious Literature In Washington
Washington police launched a campaign to curb salacious literature. Assistant District Attorney Given announced blanket instructions for all officers to arrest dealers displaying periodicals on a proscribed list of thirty titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington Police Today
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