City honors fallen heroes with grand Civil War parade
Cincinnati observed Memorial Day with a massive parade through the business district led by Grand Marshal Col. John Fehrenbach. Veterans from the Grand Army of the Republic rode and bands played as crowds paid tribute to Union soldiers, with fewer than 100 Civil War vets remaining.
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Cincinnati
Twelfth
Race Streets
Hamilton County
United States
John Fehrenbatch
Grand Army of the Republic
Woman's Relief Corps
Sons of Veterans
147Th II Infantry
United States National Guard
107Th Cavalry
United States Naval Reserve
United Spanish War Veterans and
Army and Navy Union
Marine Club
Women's Overseas League
American Legion
Dads of
Legion
Boy Scouts of America
Girl Scouts of America
Junior Order of
United American Mechanics
Daughters of America
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Joseph T. Anderson
John F. Boyle
John Jamerson
Classified Advertisements Index Summary
Index to advertisements lists firms such as Lakewood Farm Inn Mabley and Carew and The National City Co with page references and a note on Want Ads Classifieds. It preserves names of businesses including Southern Railway System The A M Lewin Lumber Co and The Philip Carey Co with entry page numbers.
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AM Gamaonts
Ciavinessras
Fagle Savings and Loan
Ee Ae
Baopre
Lakewood Farm
Sap Begnel
Mabley & Carew
Din
Sbsae Am Ginger
Fun Mutual Fire Ins. Co
Southern Railway System
A. M. Lewin Lumber Co
Philip Carey Co
The
National City Co
John Shillito Co
the Union Savings Bank & Trust Co
Wallingford’s
Veteran Crushed As Driverless Tank Slips In Parade
Memorial Day crowds watched a fatal accident in New York as a giant tractor-tank moved toward a crowd. Julius Strahtsehundt, 21, in uniform, leaped to stop it and was crushed between two vehicles. The tragedy marked the day with another war hero added to the list.
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New York
Julius Strahtsehundt
Memorial Day in France Honors American War Dead
Memorial Day activities across France centered on Suresnes Cemetery near Paris with children decorating graves and French orphans singing The Star Spangled Banner. American Ambassador Myron Herrick praised enduring Franco American friendship as thousands attended ceremonies with veterans and officials expressing gratitude for American support in World War I.
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Paris
Associated Press
France
America
Suresnes
Marshal Joffre
Myron T. Herrick
Charles Bertrand
Interallied
Federation of War Veterans
American Legion
Shrine honors Lincoln as Veterans join in national tribute
President Harding attended the dedication of a white marble Lincoln shrine as veterans, lawmakers, and citizens gathered under a blazing sun. The Grand Army of the Republic formally dedicated the ceremony, while others met the President to share in the memorial’s unveiling and memory of the Union.
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Washington
Associated Press
Abraham Lincoln
Robert Lincoln
Harding
Grand Army of the Republic
Despondent Mother Seeks Death Over Baby Grave Visit
Ortha Milem twenty nine year old wife and mother from 644 West Seventh street attempted suicide after lacking funds to visit her baby's grave in Portsmouth Ohio. She was hospitalized with non serious condition. Her cousin reported she drank poison and whisky antidote caused acute intoxication.
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Portsmouth
Ortha Milem
West Seventh Street
General Hospital
Clinton Scharnhorst
Cambridge Avenue
Madisonville
Tragic East Side Crime Leaves Wife and Son Dead
In New York on May 30 George Krumper fatally wounded his wife Mary and his seven year old son William with a penknife, then cut his own throat. The boy sustained severe injuries. Krumper is in critical condition. Authorities do not know the motive.
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New York
George Krumper
Mary
William
Upper East Side
Miss McCormick Plans Guardian to Wed Swiss Rider
Mathilde McCormick returns from New York to seek her father Harold F. McCormick as guardian in Probate Court to approve her marriage to Max Oser the 45 year old Swiss riding master. Edith Rockefeller McCormick opposes the union amid guardianship and age concerns.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Mathilde McCormick
New York
Max Oser
Miss McCormick
Horner
Harold F. McCormick
International Harvester Company
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
McCormick
Mr. McCormick
Mathilde
Oser
Old Family Grudge Ends In Kentucky Farm Shooting
A long standing feud sparked a morning confrontation near Walton Boone County when Frank Norman 52 was shot in the neck leg and hip by neighbor J T Adkin who was arrested for shooting to kill. Norman was treated at Walton then hospitalized in Covington with serious injuries.
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Frank Norman
Walton
Boone County
J. T. Adkin
Norman
Adkin
Burlington
B. B. Hume
Rankin
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Covington
W. H. Norman
Hermes Avenue
Kensington
Hume
Ex Governor's Wife Seeks Senate Seat in Democratic Primary
Waco Texas May 30 The application of Mrs Myriam A Ferguson wife of former Governor James E Ferguson for a place on the Democratic primary ticket as candidate for the United States Senate was announced today. Mr Ferguson also is an announced candidate but has not formally applied for a place on the July primary ticket.
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Waco
Tex
Myriam A. Ferguson
James E. Ferguson
United States Senate
Ferguson
Senate
Tobacco Merge Creates $157 Million Capital Company
New York May 80 A merger of United Retail Stores Corporation and Tobacco Products Corporation forms a combined capitalization of 157 million dollars. James Dickson announces the exchange offer and two class stock with Class A at 7 percent and common stock. James B. Duke to lead the merged entity and Richmond stockholders vote June 29.
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New York
United Retail Stores Corporation
Tobacco Products Corporation
James Dickson
United Cigar Stores Corporation
James B. Duke
American Tobacco Company
British-American Tobacco Corporation
Richmond
Dixon
Tobacco Products
Charles A. Whelan
United Cigars Stores
Duke
Wall Street
Thomas B. Yuille
Railway Trike Vote 3 Ordered For Shop Hands
Detroit May 30 The Executive Council of the United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and Railway Shop Laborers ordered sending strike ballots to about 550 000 workers affected by a wage cut by the Railway Labor Board. Ballots will decide acceptance or rejection of the cut with a possible July 5 walkout if rejected.
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Detroit
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
E. F. Grable
United States Railroad Labor Board
Grable
Executive Council
Labor Board
Brotherhood
Chicago
Railway Department
American Federation of Labor
Two Boys Die Trying To Save Companion In Creek
In Chillicothe Ohio on May 30 Arthur Sheridan 15 and Harold Richards 6 drowned while attempting to rescue Russell Evans 14 after he slipped into Pike creek two miles south of town. The three youths lived in Chillicothe. The boys heard the splash and rushed back to help but were pulled under by the swift current. None of the bodies had been recovered by nightfall.
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Chillicothe, CO
Arthur Sheridan
Harold Richards
Russell Evans
Pike Creek
Here
Chillicothe
Russell
Irish Terrier Leads Memorial Parade and Salutes General
Red Mike, the Irish mascot of the First Battalion Naval Militia, led the New York Memorial parade on May 380 marching in full uniform and saluting General O’Ryan with a raised right paw as he reached the stand.
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New York
Red Mike
Naval Militia
O’ryan
Jimmy Murphy Sets World Record in Indianapolis Auto Race
Jimmy Murphy wins the Indianapolis race at an average speed of 94 miles per hour setting a world record. Heavy fighting displaces Ulster residents as forces retreat and refugees flood from invaded areas amid demobilization and ongoing border clashes. Belfast experiences a relatively quiet day with one wound and no fires.
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Jimmy Murphy
Indianapolis
Belfast
Associated Press
Irish Republican Army
Ulster
Beebek
Fermanagh
Enniskillen
Omagh
Staffordshire Regiment
Castlederg
Tyrone
Pettigee
County Donegal
Fifford
Strabane
Tyrone- Donegal
Irish Crisis Deepens as Border Tensions Escalate
In London the Irish crisis intensifies with Churchill warning of recurring issues and Ulster border clashes reported between Northern and Southern forces. Officials hope for a satisfactory negotiation outcome after a lengthy meeting among Lloyd George Griffith and Collins, but no formal government statement followed a rainy day.
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London
Associated Press
Winston Spencer Churchill
House of Commons
Ulster
Lloyd George
Arthur Griffith
Michael Collins
Fallo Beneath Wheels of Train at North Bend
Paul Imholte aged 21 of 4717 High Ridge avenue was killed instantly when he fell under the wheels of a west bound Big Four freight train at North Bend station. Coroner Handley ruled death accidental.
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Paul Imholte
High Ridge Avenue
Eberle Commission House
Sixth
Plum Streets
North Bend
Edward Argo
Cleves
Clarence D. Klemme
Hillside Avenue
Klemme
Imholte
Albert
Joseph Imholte
Paul
W. E. Stacey
D. C. Handley
Driver Killed and Hart Turned in Missouri Race
In Independence Missouri on the sixth lap of a six mile race W M Reynolds of Detroit died after a crash caused by a torn board from the fence. William Jackles of Des Moines sustained three fractured ribs and was removed to a sanitarium.
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Kansas City
W. M. Reynolds
Detroit
Mich
William Jackles
Des Moines
Iowa
Independence
Reynolds
Jackles
Tragic Infant Murders Shock Cincinnati Crowd
In Cincinnati two newborns were found murdered in separate locations. A two day old boy was recovered from a trench on Race Street with a gloved safety pin through the throat and fatal internal injuries. A day old girl was found dead in an ash can at Sands Public School with a knotted handkerchief around her neck. Coroner Handley investigated the case.
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Cincinnati
Race Street
General Hospital
Sands Public School
Liberty Street
Freeman Avenue
D. C. Handley
Murphy Wins 500-Mmile Indianapolis Race In Record Time
Jimmy Murphy of Los Angeles dominated the 500 mile race at Indianapolis finishing in 5 17 30.79 for an average of 94.48 mph. Hartz finished second and Eddie Hearne third as a 135000 crowd watched no serious accidents. De Palma and Haibe followed, with DAlene escaping a vehicle fire and Milton not finishing.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Associated Press
Jimmy Murphy
Los Angeles
Cal
Hall of Motor Fame
Indianapolis Speedway
Murphy
Ralph de Palma
Eddie Rickenbacher
Harry Hartz
Hartz
Eddie Hearne
Ora Haibe
Jerry Wonderlich
I. P. Fetterman
Ira Vail
Tom Allen
Jon Thomas
Hearne
DePalma
Haibe
Wonderlich
Fetterman
Vail
Alley
Thomas
Barney Oldfield
Leon Duray
Ralph DePalma
Howard Wilcox
Jules Ellingboe
Ellingbee
Wilbur D’alene
D’alene
Chicago Way
D'Alene
Tommy Milton
Mother Drowns Saving Daughter in Ohio River Incident
Mrs. Carl Uttrich 35 and her children Elizabeth 12 Charles 9 were by the Miami River near Hamilton when Elizabeth, wearing water wings, drifted beyond depth. Elizabeth cried for help and was rescued by Ralph Rupp 15, but Mrs. Uttrich disappeared and her body was recovered after three hours of search.
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Hamilton
Carl Uttrich
Madison Avenue
Miami River
Stone Buttment
Uttrich
Elizabeth
Charles
Catherine Korn
Belle Avenue
Ralph Rupp
Peter Kessler
Ghester Hamilton
George Schneider
Charles Fennett
Joseph Bach
Cincinnati
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Lincoln Memorial
Union
Sherman
Hong
Joffre
Herrick
M ° Cormick
Harvester King
Kentucky
Covington Hospital
Tobacco Frm
United Retail Stores and Tobacco Products Corporation
N.Y
HART
Missouri
Trench
Ash
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