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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1925

Page

5

Overheated Furnaces Spark Two Small City Fires

Fire crews battled two blazes yesterday sparked by overheated furnaces. In the Jewish Orthodox Home for the Aged at 3423 Knott Street joists in a cellar wing caught fire. three residents on the first floor were moved to another building and the fire was contained with minor losses. A second fire damaged rafters at John Thien’s residence, 222 West Seventy-first Street, Carthage, while the family was away.

Knott Street John Thien West Seventy-first Street Carthage

Fire Damages Cellar. Firemen Contain Blaze

Damage estimated at $500. Firemen under Marshal Connelly confined the blaze to the cellar. The fire was discovered by a neighbor.

Marshal Connelly

Man dupes victim with 185 dollar fruit freight scam

William Willows of Denniston Virginia reported to police a confidence game occurred yesterday. A stranger at the Pennsylvania Railroad Station invited him for a walk and asked for 185 dollars to cover freight charges on a carload of fruit. The man promised 50 percent interest and vanished after receiving the money in the Dixie Terminal Building.

William Willows Denniston Willows Pennsylvania Dixie Terminal

Thousands of Holy Name Society Parade Fills City

Thousands of members from 100 parishes join a living testimony to the Holy Name Society as Archbishop McNicholas leads a 14 division parade from Twelfth and Race to Redland Field and St Augustine Church. More than 50 000 spectators endure cold as 40 bands and drum corps provide the music. The procession ends with a 4 30 pm service at the ball park.

Holy Name Society McNicholas Redland Field Twelfth Twelfth Street John F. Cook Archdiocesan Union of the Holy Name Society Archbishop McNicholas Norwood Bond Hill Linn Street St. Augustine’s Church Bank Street Freeman Avenue Findlay Street Ball Park St. Augustine’s Parish Acolytic Society of St. Francis Seminarians Mt. St. Mary Seminary John F. Hickey Archdiocesan Union of the

British Plane Damaged in Storm. Napier 8 S. V. Suffered Crash

A falling pole during last night's tempest injured the Super Napier 8 S. V., a leading aircraft of the British Schneider cup team. The craft, assembled at Bay Shore Park, Maryland, sustained fuselage damage requiring extensive repairs.

Associated Press New York Bay Shore Park Maryland

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