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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1925
Page
12
Reverends Fred Riley Louis Hoeck and John Edwin Price urge Methodists and Universalists to engage daily Bible reading and compassionate action. Riley speaks on That Second Mile reminding Christians to imitate Jesus in enduring service. Hoeck promotes daily verses as a well of living truth. Price argues for fair treatment of brown skinned neighbors and racial harmony in America.
Dr. John Bayne Ascham, Avondale Methodist Church pastor, calls for a new birth of spiritual life to save humanity and institutions from death. He argues Christianity is a way of life aiming for eternal life, not rituals, and emphasizes knowing God and Jesus Christ as core.
Ben M. Edwards led revival at Richmond Street Christian Church on scriptural conversion. He outlined four steps faith repentance confession and baptism as essential to salvation through Christ Jesus according to New Testament example.
Berlin dispatch claims Britain proposed a joint note to the Soviet government demanding repudiation of the Communist International and expulsion of its headquarters from Russia. No diplomatic confirmation available.
Miss Henrietta Hannakamp of 1441 Elm Street is in General Hospital as police probe a tale of being thrown from a car at 28 Findlay Street on Saturday night. Paul Shea of 1928 Pleasant Street found her semi conscious on the pavement. Officers note a prior incident weeks earlier with a similar report of an auto throw.
Peter Schneider owner of 1926 Queen City avenue was arrested last night on drunkenness and possession of real beer. He claimed the beer cost him 40 dollars a barrel and that it was not common refreshment. Lieutenant Telgader of District Nine and his raiders made the arrest.
The schedule lists multiple cases across rooms with judges Caldwell LeBlond Hoffman Struble Roettinger Hurley and Darby. Notable cases include State v Brown et al and Murdock Co v The Towers Hotel Company at 9 o'clock, plus domestic relations and criminal matters.
Police in Cincinnati crowd to cope with a patrol auto shortage that left five of ten vehicles out of service. On a busy Saturday night only three patrols could operate, with one tied up transporting confiscated liquor and a second unusable. An arrest spree and numerous injuries strained resources as officers walked prisoners or waited for patrols. Chief Copelaw ordered hospital releases to speed movement, but officials say more cars are urgently needed to restore normal operations.
Lafayette Lodge No. 81 A F and A M celebrates its centennial at Sin ton with three veterans who joined early in the lodge's history and can boast more than five decades of membership. Thompson N. Lupton 83 leads the group with 59 years as a Master Mason since 1866.
Police raided multiple locations on Sunday netting 19 arrests. James Jackson 42 of 50Q Harriet street charged with possession after liquor found at 1212 West Front street. Charles Schumard 27 of 901 West Eighth street arrested for possession with home brew found at his Eighth and Baymiller business. Seventeen others found at 715 West Fifth street were detained. James Perkins 425 Mill street charged with possession while the rest face gaming charges.
One hundred candidates were initiated into the Knights of Columbus by the Archbishop Elder Council at McMillan Street and Woogburn Avenue. The Cincinnati District administered the degree work and a banquet followed at the Arms with remarks by Joseph Nicholson and E C Fussinger. Delegates Nicholson and J F Roll were named for the state convention in Middletown.
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