Acquaintances Sought in Cincinnati Trip Case
Police pursue the missing wife's associates as detectives search a beauty shop, a bank, and an automobile showroom in Cincinnati for clues. Husband Williams reported a 1:30 PM departure by car to Covington then a Rosedale car to Cincinnati with plans to withdraw over $1,000 and buy a car.
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Williams
Covington
Suspension Bridge
Maude Fitzgerald
Lieutenant Weatherly
Mr. Williams
Harry Noel
City Hall
Brighton Bank
Noel
Automobile Company
Robert Pothoff
Freeman Avenue
Pothoff
Clarence Clifton Dunn
Woodward High School
Eighth Street
Bromley
French Zoology Society Luncheon Serves Ocean Delicacies
Paris hosts the French Zoology Society annual luncheon with exotic dishes including fileted whale and sharks fins. Academician Edmond Haraucourt presided praising the flavors of the sea based menu as the guests sampled the unusual seafood offerings.
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New York World News Service
Paris
French Zoology Society
Edmond Haraucourt
Van der Stucken to lead 1927 May Festival
Frank van der Stucken will conduct the May Festival of 1927 as announced by J. Herman Thuman business manager of the May Festival Association. The festival plans two performances next season and rehearsals for Handel Messiah in Christmas, with possible Bach St John Passion during Lent. Thuman heads to New York to finalize plans for The Miracle in Cincinnati next fall.
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J. Herman Thuman
May Festival Association
van der Stucken
Festival Association
Cincinnati
Thuman
New York
Morris Gest
Shrine Band Concert Draws Large Westwood Crowd
The Syrian Temple Shrine Band performed an open air concert on Westwood town hall grounds under the Westwood Civic Association. An estimated 10 000 people attended as Miss Ruth Heubach Eddie Ball Billy Waterworth and August Schaefer sang and played solos with a bandstand for 40 musicians.
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Westwood Town Hall
Syrian Temple Shrine Band
Westwood Civic Association
Noble Henry Fillmore
Citizens of
Cheviot
Ruth Heubach
Eddie Ball
Billy Waterworth
Shrine Band
August Schaefer
William Kunkel
Lafayette Century Celebration at Sixth and Main
Cincinnati marks the 100th anniversary of General Lafayette's visit with noon ceremonies at Sixth and Main under the Daughters of the American Revolution. Joel C. Clore of Washington Bank hosts. Mayor Carrel, Froome Morris, and Murray Co. Shoemaker speak as merchants decorate the corner.
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Main Streets
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington Bank
Lafayette
Daniel Gano
Gano
Joel C. Clore
George P. Carrel
Froome Morris and Murray Co
Limited train saved from wreck by bandanna in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania the Washington Broadway Limited was saved from a wreck when track foreman David Ridernhour waved a red bandanna after an eight inch steel piece from a switch damaged the rail. Engineer Howard Daugherty stopped the train forty feet from danger as Newport danger signal activated.
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Pennslyvania Railroad
Washington Broadway Limited
David Ridernhour
Bailey’s Crossing
Broadway Limited
Newport
Howard Daugherty
Thompson Slashed by Man With Wife's Companion
The Rev. William C. Thompson, 43, of 1007 Rittenhouse Street, was cut on the left arm hand and leg last night after protesting a negro man being with his wife. He met the pair on Sixth Street near Stone and was slashed when he asked the man why he was with his wife. His wife fled and Thompson could not identify the attacker.
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William C. Thompson
Rittenhouse Street
Thompson
Stone
Weather Across States Forecast With Temperature Trends
Ohio fair and warmer. Tuesday and Wednesday clouding with likely showers in far north. Kentucky fair with rising temperatures. Indiana generally fair with upward trend. Tennessee fair west and east showers Tuesday. Wednesday fair with higher temperatures. West Virginia fair Tuesday and Wednesday with warming by midweek. Includes historical temperature table for May 18 1925 and comparisons to prior years and normals.
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Indianapolis prelate Chartrand named successor to Moeller
Bishop Chartrand of Indianapolis, known for building the new cathedral and his work with the diocese, will succeed Archbishop Moeller in Cincinnati. He is praised as a capable administrator, beloved leader, and strong advocate of daily communion.
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SS. Peter and Paul
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Chatard
Flavius
Chartrand
Cincinnati
Moeller
Hoosier City
MacNicholas
Duluth
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Nau
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Ohio River
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National Council of Catholic Men
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The
McQuillan Company
Burglary Report Stuns Local Family In Quiet Street
At a glance the screams of a daughter of Jacob Bottman of 709 Whittier street woke the household as two burglars entered early yesterday. The intruders caused a disturbance, prompting alarm and fear in a quiet neighborhood. The event marks a concerning breach in local security.
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Whittier Street
L. C. Jack
Canadian Pacific Railway
United States
Canaan
Unidentified man badly injured by automobile collision
An unnamed man about 55 believed to be Israel Mitchell lies in serious condition at General Hospital after being struck by Frank Seta of 1281 Ida Street on Race Street near Findlay Street. He suffered a fractured right leg and internal injuries and had not regained consciousness by late night. a card in his clothing bore the name Israel Mitchell.
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General Hospital
Frank Seta
Ida Street
Race Street
Findlay Street
Seta
Israel Mitchell
Milford Couple Fined in Liquor Court Over Still Case
Milford officials imposed fines totaling over $1,300 in the liquor court yesterday. Pauline Hamer received 400 dollars for liquor possession and 400 dollars for possessing a still. Fred Anderson, Hamer’s assistant, was fined 250 dollars for liquor possession and 250 dollars for possessing a still.
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H. H. Hill
Milford
Pauline Hamer
Fred Anderson
Miss Hamer
Norwood Council OKs funds for Worth and Carey avenues
The Norwood City Council passed an ordinance allocating 11 500 for Worth avenue improvements and another authorizing 750 to lengthen Carey avenue. Bush Parker, Service Director, was granted 6 000 from June taxes to cover expenses through July 1. Petitions were filed from Warren and Section avenues seeking improvements.
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Worth Avenue
Norwood
Carey Avenue
Bush Parker
Warren
Section Avenues
Struck by Golf Club Wounds 16YearOld Brother
Jerome Lee, 16, of 538 Grand Avenue, was struck above the right eye by a golf club used by his brother William while displaying the club. A gash above the eye was treated at General Hospital.
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William
Jerome Lee
Grand Avenué
the Géneral Hospital
Mystery surrounds assault at Canton gas station
Dan Houtz a 40 year old gas station attendant in Canton Ohio is in Mercy Hospital in critical condition from a fractured skull. He was found at the station with a hammer beside him. Police report no robbery attempt.
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Canton, CO
Dan Houtz
Mercy Hospital
Pol
Dynamited bunkhouse halts mine reopening in West Virginia
May 18 in Moundsville Marshall County West Virginia. The Ben Franklin Coal Company Panama Mine bunkhouse was wrecked by a blast that threw eight miners from beds as the mine, closed during a strike, expected to resume. Police suspect a nitroglycerin or dynamite throw aimed at stopping reopening. No arrests. bloodhounds followed a trail briefly. Superintendent Quad ordered lights and shrubbery removed. Parrs Run mine of Mineral State Coal resumed open shop. Eight of nine Marshall County mines reportedly active.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Ben Franklin Coal Company
Panama
Quad
Mineral State Coal Company
Parr’s Run
Marshall County
Methodist Ministers Oppose Armistice Day Defense Test
The Methodist Ministers' Association adopted a resolution protesting Armistice Day as the national defense test day. Copies were sent to President Coolidge and Secretary of War. Major Harry Webb Farrington, a World War veteran, spoke on the need for universal peace.
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Methodist Ministers’ Association
Coolidge
Harry Webb Farrington
Association
Funeral notices for Vesper Sichelson and N. Devon
Sir Knights and families are requested to attend the funeral of our late brothers Vesper Sichelson and N. Devon. Services at the residence at 10 a.m. and 10 a.m. respectively with uniformed attendees at Walnut Hills Masonic Temple. Commander S. P. Wells notes.
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Vesper Sichelson
Eanes
Grand Vista
P.M. Filliam Harte
Hanselmann Pees
Walnut Hills
A.m
Frater
N. Devon
P. C
P. Wells
Obituaries and Funeral Notices From Cleveland Area
Beaths AMOLE E B of North Warwick Apartments died May 18 1925 remains at W Mack Johnsons funeral home funeral later. Devon Vesper Nichols longtime husband of Anna O Devon died May 16 1925 at home 6871 Grand Vista aged. Carrie A Hunt died May 17 1925 in Cleveland funeral May 20 at Bring Grove chapel. Alice McLean Morehouse died May 18 Christ Hospital services May 20 at Jacocka funeral home. H Roll beloved husband of Ida Meyer Roll died May 16 1925 at 1628 Chase Ave funeral May 19 Spring Grove Cemetery chapel. Eda T Strauss mother of A Howard Strauss services May 19 United Jewish Cemetery Walnut Hills. Flowers omitted.
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E. B
North Warwick
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan and
Upland Place
Devon
Vesper Nichols
Anna O. Devon
Oldewage
Grand Vista Avenue
Hunt
Carrie A
Cleveland
Bring Grove Chapel
Chase Avenue
Northside
Spring Grove Cemetery
Strauss
Eda T
A. Howard Strauss
United Jewish Cemetery
Walnut Hills
Sanitary and Aesthetic Modern Ceti Co
Fractured OCR text mentions 615 Cremation unrelated terms. Reads like a trade listing fragment for sanitary and aesthetic services by Modern Ceti Co with a stray line about a cremation at an entr a Beeti location.
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Ceti Co
Busse Borgmann Co Faneral Directors Adverts
The Busse and Borgmann Co funeral directors operate three chapels at 1617 Freeman Avenue. They offer non sectarian funeral services with no charges listed.
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Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
Caillaux Offered Senate Seat by Friends in Paris
Paris May 18 Joseph Caillaux a former Minister of Finance and war exile recipient was offered a safe Senate seat by political allies. Senator Gigon of Sarthe agreed to resign so Caillaux could run in July the source reports.
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Alfred M Murray
New York World News Service
Paris
Senate
Joseph Caillaux
Gigon
Sarthe
Caillaux
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World
Ess Pub. Co
Baker rules out Pershing for Missouri Senate seat
A Jefferson City dispatch quotes Governor Sam A. Baker saying General John J. Pershing will not be named to the Missouri Senate vacancy caused by the death of Selden P. Spencer. Pershing is not a Missouri citizen. Baker says he already decided on an appointee but will delay announcement until after Spencer's funeral in St. Louis Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Kansas City Star
Jefferson City
Sam A. Baker
John J. Pershing
Selden P. Spencer
United States
Missouri
Pershing
Nebraska
Baker
Spencer
St. Louis
Governor urged Pershing for Senatorship by Missouri groups
Governor Baker faced pressure to appoint General Pershing to the U S Senate. The push came notably from Laclede Missouri his native town and from the Missouri Society of Chicago.
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Baker
General Pershing
Laclede
The
Missouri Society of Chicago
Parents Arrested For Imprisoning Child In Stocks
In Chicago on May 18 Anthony Neher and his wife were arrested after their six year old adopted daughter Marjorie Elizabeth was found imprisoned in wooden stocks with a wire neck pillory in the attic of their home The child showed signs of physical abuse and had not eaten breakfast authorities described the punishment as highly unusual and warrants were issued for the couple’s arrest while the girl was placed with a probation officer.
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Chicago
Anthony Neher
Marjorie Elizabeth
Jacobs
Engineers from Cincinnati Attend Milwaukee ASME Meeting
Ohio Mechanics Institute reports Cincinnati attendees at the American Society of Mechanical Engineers spring meeting in Milwaukee. E. A. Miller, national officer. John F. Faig, Ohio Mechanics Institute president. Prof. H. A. Wolsdorf. R. T. Hazelton. W. H. Vockell participate. Faig will lead the apprenticeships session Thursday morning under the Education and Training Committee.
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Milwaukee
Special lecture on Botanic Gardens at Cincinnati Medical School
Dr Caswell A Mayo of Cincinnati will present a public lecture titled Great Botanic Gardens of the World this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the auditorium of the pharmacology department. He will use 150 slides to illustrate his talk for the medical class at the University of Cincinnati.
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Caswell A. Mayo
Cincinnati
Medical School
University of Cincinnati
Pharmacology
Mayo
Tragedy as Woman Dies While Saving Horse From Fire
Mrs. Ruby Ingram twenty, wife of a farmer near New Market, died May 18 while attempting to lead a favorite horse from a burning barn. Fire trapped her as she acted to rescue the animal.
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Associated Press
New Market
Ruby Ingram
Here
Births in California and Ohio families record newborns
A list of birth announcements for numerous families across California and Ohio, naming parents by surnames and addresses and noting the newborns as boys or girls. Entries include Beesie, Breen, Behler, Bucher, Bliman, Geir, Hartman, Keethler, Koenig, Miller, Mathers, Olberding, Lance, Steinhilber, Schnessler, Stix, Suer, Schell, Wagner, and others with street addresses.
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Edward A Beesie
Southside Avenue
Air Breen
Frank and
Mary
Columbia Avenue
Gir Behler
Joseph
Henrietta
Holman Street
Bucher
Peter and Marie
Griesmer Avenue
Bhlman
Walter
Kathleen
Crestline Avenue
Geir—Charles
Catherine
Race Street
Hartman
William
Helen
Han
California
Ian
Alma
Keethler
Torsie
Hazel
East Ork Road
Koenig
Fred
Emma
McMicken Avenue
Oeene
Clara
Os Vy
Miller
George
Libbye
Glenwood Avenue
Mathers
Hiram
Dorothy
Burwood Avenue
Olberding
Francis
Loretta
Carnation Street
Lance—Michael
Violet
Hanover Street
Steinhilber
Aaron and
Franchson
Allison Street
Schnessler
Oscar
Flora
Wheeler Street
Stix—Thomas
Regine
Rosedale Place
Suer—Werner
Helwig
Marburg Avenue
Schell
Albert
Rose
Highridge
Wagner
Raymond
Irené
Halstead Avenue
el— Oe
Anna
Enright Avenue
girlAsSrae
Ruby
York Street
Zeh Ice
Enbia
Amelia
Eastard Street
Greene Line Steamer Greenwood Sails May 19 For Multiple Ports
The Greené Line steamer Greenwood departs Tuesday May 19 at 5 p m from the wharf for Portsmouth Fronton Ashland Catlettsburg Huntington Gallipolis Pomeroy and intermediate points. Telephone Main 1457.
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Greené Line
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Obituary Samuel W. Ryan 70 retired Cincinnati letter carrier
Samuel W. Ryan age 70 a former Cincinnati letter carrier died yesterday morning at 7 30 in Middletown Ohio where he had lived five years He served in the postal service over thirty years and leaves a widow three daughters Mrs John Van Ness Houston Mrs Joseph Graver Baltimore and Angie of Middletown and a son Frank of Middletown Death was due to pneumonia Funeral services will be in Middletown Thursday morning Survivors include his widow three daughters and one son.
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Cincinnati
Middletown
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Mt. Auburn
Corryville
John van Ness
Houston
Tex
Joseph Graver
Baltimore
Angie
Frank
Mrs. Eda T. Strauss Dies After Prolonged Illness
Mrs. Eda Trounstine Strauss 64 died yesterday at the Alms where she lived twenty five years after months of illness. Widow of Felix Strauss she left son A Howard Strauss and sister Mrs L T Block of the Alms. Funeral by Rabbi James G. Heller at United Jewish Cemetery this afternoon at 4.
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Strauss
Felix Strauss
A. Howard Strauss
L. T. Block
James G. Heller
Plum Street
United Jewish Cemetery
Hamilton Councilman Ben Willen Dies at 55
Ben Willen, 55, the sole Democratic member of Hamilton City Council and a Second Ward representative, died late yesterday of heart disease. He served fourteen months on the council. He is survived by his widow Mary Willen and two daughters. Burial will be Friday morning.
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Ben Willen
Second Ward
Mary Willen
Flower Picker Survives 200-Foot Cliff Fall
Edward Willett aged 38 was gathering wildflowers at Rock-a-Note in Hastings when he slipped and tumbled 200 feet. He landed on his feet and walked away with only a sprained ankle and minor praise from onlookers.
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Hastings
England
Edward Willett
Rock-a-Note
Baptists Meet at Toledo Focus on Education and Convention
In Toledo on May 18 Baptist leaders from Ohio gathered under three groups. The Ohio Ministers Conference held a supper meeting and elected officers. The Ohio Baptist Education Society elected officers with C. W. Chamberlin reappointed president. Ohio Baptist Convention opened a three day session with trustees named, including Rev. G. W. Atwater and Rev. S. H. Bowyer of Cincinnati.
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Baptists of Ohio
Ohio Ministers’ Conference
Ohio Baptist Education Society
Ohio Baptist Convention
Cc. W. Chamberlin
Denison University
Granville
The
Education Society
G. W. Atwater
Marriage Licenses Filed Across Cities and Residents
A long list of individuals from Miami Florida to Covington Kentucky shows marriage license records with names such as James Clark Maggie Vines and Elwood King. Addresses are noted including 221 W Eighth St and 534 Clar William Smith while other entries list spouses Catherine M dies and Elizabeth Fehren.
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Maggie Vines
Miami, Fla
Eighth St
Emery M. Mapht
Catharine M. Dies Pee
Elwood King
Lillian Cornett
Clar William Smith
Henry Kramer
Elizabeth Fehren
Eugene Hiltehbrar
Frances Feist
Earl Ketron
Leonie R. Osborne
Anema L. Holt
Ira F. Mohn
Louise Lammers
Lawrence H. Kan
Clara J. Threm
Harles E. Ginstie
William J. Preston Bertha E. Kiser
Prank Maset
Dorothy Simon
Steamship arrivals and arrivals list for New York May 13
Incoming steamers and arrivals dated May 9 to May 19 list ships such as Majestic Muenchen Orca Porto Rico Mexico and others from Southampton Hamburg San Juan Progreso and more. Notable arrivals include Leviathan Andanis Ft Victoria Santa Elisa Scythia Huron Byron San Juan from various ports and dates.
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Hawkins Bankruptcy Stay Denied by Court
In Indianapolis on May 18 Judge Robert Baltzeil dismissed a petition by a small group of Hawkins Mortgage Company stockholders seeking a ninety day bankruptcy stay. Lew Wallace acting for Warrack Wallace trustee won the motion to dismiss, with the judge finding no basis for a stay in this case.
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Road Bond Sale Reaches Final Allocation
The final $200,000 of a $1,000,000 road bond issue was sold yesterday to the Halsey Stewart Company of Chicago. Judge Buten of the Fiscal Court announced the bid met par with accrued interest and included a premium of $17,380.
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