Columbus Day Observed by Knights of Columbus in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Chapter of the Knights of Columbus held Columbus Day events at Emery Auditorium honoring Jesuit North American martyrs. Speakers included Thomas J. Duffy of Columbus and Rev. Frank Reardon, with St. Lawrence Choir performances directed by J. Alfred Schell. Schools banks and offices closed as the day commemorated 433 years since Columbus planted Spain’s flag in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery
Cincinnati
Knights of Columbus
North America
Emery Auditorium
Christopher Columbus
St. Lawrence
J. Alfred Schell
Thomas J. Duffy
Columbus
The
Ohio State Industrial Commission
Frank Reardon
Holy Name Church
Mt. Auburn
William T. Kane
St. Xavier College
St. Xavier
John F. Walsh
Piqua
Alphonse John Fisher
Urbana
Spain
America
Creomulsion Emulsified Creosote Advertised for Coughs
The ad promotes Creomulsion as a two action remedy that soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth to treat persistent coughs colds bronchitis and related respiratory ailments. It claims creosote is medically recognized and offers a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creomulsion Company
Atlanta, Ga
Weeks Resigns War Post Prompts Cabinet Shakeup
Washington October 12 John W Weeks resigns as Secretary of War citing health reasons. President Coolidge expected to name Dwight F Davis as successor. Davis has served as Acting Secretary since March and is former Assistant Secretary of War. Other named possibles include Charles I Hilles and Dwight W Morrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John W. Weeks
Coolidge
Hughes
Frank B. Kellogg
London
Dwight F. Davis
Missouri
Davis
J. Mayhew Wainwright
House of Representatives
New York
Weeks
War Department
Interior Department
Wen
Charles I. Hilles
Republican National Committee
Dwight W. Morrow
President
President's Special Aircraft Board
Hanford 8S
MacNider
Iowa
American Legion
Organized Industry Scores Victory In Supreme Court Refusal
The government failed to reopen trade association cases as the Supreme Court upheld earlier rulings favoring the Maple Flooring and Cement Manufacturers Associations. The decision affirms that statistical information gathering and distribution is a legitimate part of industry economics, ending a long dispute over trade data sharing.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Cement Manufacturers’ Associations
John W. Davis
Kidnapped Girl Recovers After Wild Auto Ride
Miss Davidson of Louisville was abducted and forcibly driven for more than two hours before escaping near Sixth Street and Vine in Cincinnati. She led police to the Jewelry Company area and later returned home with her aunt. The kidnapper, described as a 40 year old man in a dark blue suit, remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Death Valley Farm
Sterling Jewelry Company
Sixth Street
Vine Street
Sergeant Stath
Bell and Schaefer
Miss Avidson
Sixth
Vine Streets
Stath
Latonia
Miss Davidson
Mrs. Lloyd
Cincinnati
Louisville
Drake Avenue
Lexington
Cincinnati urged to aid Philadelphia fair plans and exhibits
Axel Malm former Cincinnati resident and head of Federal Engineering Philadelphia outlines Ohio participation in the Sesquicentennial Exposition to be held June 1 to December 1 1926. He notes a $100000 Ohio building $750000 Pennsylvania funding and $150000 New Jersey funding plus Pacific Coast and other state displays. He invites Cincinnati to contribute art and industrial exhibits highlighting music and education. Malm to meet with Chamber of Commerce leaders in Cincinnati today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Club
Axel Malm
United States
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
California
Washington
Oregon
Oklahoma
Cincinnati
Mr. Malm
Linton
Malcolm M. Stewart
George W. Breiel
Chamber of
Death notices and funeral details from a 1925 compilation
A series of obituaries and funeral notices list the deaths of Eliza Donelan Henrietta Greenfelder Samuel Huston Mary C Myers Henry S Plump Kate Purcell and others. Entries include residences, dates of death October 12 1925, and scheduled funeral times at local churches and cemeteries with listed next of kin and addresses.
Plans for Cincinnati industrial exhibits announced
Commerce and definite plans will be made for Cincinnati's industrial exhibits. He will remain here for ten days addressing business organizations in the interest of the exposition.
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Cincinnati
D A R Votes $300 Gift For Auditorium Fund
The Cincinnati Chapter D A R met in Washington and voted to contribute 300 dollars to the auditorium fund. They also planned to raise 1000 dollars for the Caroline Scott Harrison memorial dormitory at Oxford College. The chapter has 4000 dollars raised, with a corner stone to be laid in spring. A 150 dollar scholarship was approved for a Carr Creek Center student, and 25 dollars donated to a Battery F monument. Dr Louis Valerio spoke.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Cincinnati
Gibson
Caroline Scott Harrison
Oxford College
Oxford
Margaret Humes
Carr Creek Community Center
Mothers’ Club
Battery F
Pouis Valerio
Institute on Foreign Policy to Be Held Here
The Foreign Policy Association decided to hold an institute on U S foreign policy November 27 28 at the Linton. Dr Sze of the Chinese Legation in Washington will likely speak and other diplomatic agents are being invited. A joint meeting of the new membership and finance committee is set for 1 pm at the Sinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Foreign Policy Association
Linton
Sze
Washington
Sinton
Traces of Poison Sought in Exhumed Body of George Frock
Digestive organs from the exhumed body of George Frock, ex-husband of Mrs. Birdie Strome, are being examined by physicians as authorities probe poisoning of Esta Strome. Mrs. Strome remains jailed with no charge filed while pathologists complete their report for the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
George Frock
Birdie Strome
Esta Strome
Frock
Bootlegging War Claims Chicago Bandit’s Life
Chicago, Oct 12. The body of Edward Lattyak, 28, found along a road near Chicago, had been shot five times through the head. Fingerprint and police records identified him. Lattyak, with three prior prison terms, was arrested April 30 as a suspected companion of Henry Ferneckes, the midget bandit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edward Lattyak
Lattyak
Henry Ferneckes
Army and Wavy Waste Millions Warns Madden
Martin B. Madden, House Appropriations Chair, told the President's air board that the army and navy wasted millions in endless aircraft development. He said Congress may need to fund air services more, urging action to place the U S ahead in world air power. Wright urged commercial aviation growth and municipal airports. Robison supported observation aircraft for the fleet.
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Washington
Air Board
Martin B. Madden
House Appropriations Committee
Army and Navy
Congress
United States
Madden
Orville Wright
8. S. Robison
United States Battle Fleet
Army Air Service
Army
Wright
Admiral Robison
Naval Air
J . Howard Rath
Air
American Expeditionary Force
William Mitchell
Saturday Evening Post
Rath
Break at Shenandoah top cited by naval court
The Naval Court of Inquiry heard Lt. Commander Nelson testify that the Shenandoah broke at the top before the control car tore away, suggesting a sudden break and criticizing the replacement of the original sixth engine with a radio car as a major alteration. He noted duralumin structure tests and referenced eye witness statements on how the airship broke up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
Shenandoah
Middle West
Naval Court of Inquiry
William Nelson
Construction Corps
Los Angeles
Nelson
Paul Foley
Charles E. Rosendahl
The
Rosendahl
Hilary P. Jones
Lakehurst
Labor College expands courses at Woodward High
The Cincinnati Labor College adds Introductory Economics to seven courses at its third annual session opening tonight at Woodward High School under the Central Labor Council and University of Cincinnati Extension Division. Courses cover economics, industrial history, family, state, public speaking, debating, and group psychology, all taught by regular faculty with most classes at Woodward and some at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Labor College
Woodward High School
Central Labor Council
University of Cincinnati
E. L. Talbert
McMicken Hall
Delegates to Report on League Convention Findings
A report of the American Legion Convention proceedings in Omaha last week will be made by the delegates at the Robert E. Bentley Post meeting tonight at the Veterans Memorial Clubhouse on Broadway. Herbert F. Michaels was re elected to the National Child Welfare Committee for the Society of Forty and Eight. Robert L. Black joined the National Rehabilitation Committee. Two Bentley Post members were re elected to national committees. William Vance, post employment manager and delegate, dislocated his right arm when his horse fell in the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Omaha
Robert E. Bentley
Veterans’ Memorial
Broadway
Herbert FE. Michaels
National Child Welfare Committee
Society of Forty
Robert L. Black
National Rehabilitation Committee
Bentley
William Vance
The
Legion Post
All Luxuries Banned in Self-Denial Week
Cleveland report notes a self-denial week from October 18 to 24 for Methodist missions. Bishop Theodore S. Henderson urged abstaining from candy chewing gum gasoline for pleasure riding movies tobacco and other luxuries not necessary for efficient living. Observance covers the Cincinnati area with 430 000 church members in Ohio and Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Theodore S. Henderson
Cincinnati
Henderson
Ohio
Kentucky
Missing teenager Freda Palmer sought by police
Police aided by authorities search for 16 year old Freda Palmer of 1785 Sycamore Street who has been missing since September 28 after her father Henry Palmer reported she went downtown and did not return home.
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Freda Palmer
Sycamore Street
Henry Palmer
River traffic and gauge report for Cincinnati up to 6 tonight
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 11.8 feet and steady at 6 oclock last night. The Tom Greene from Charleston and the Kentucky from Louisville arrived, while the Kentucky to Louisville and Tom Greene to Pomeroy were scheduled to depart. Betsy Ann to arrive from Pittsburgh at noon and return by 9 tonight. John W. Hubbard to arrive from Louisville at 10 this morning and depart for Louisville at 6 this evening.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
Tom Greene
Charleston
Kentucky
Louisville
Pomeroy
Betsy Ann
Pittsburgh
John W. Hubbard
Padeveesereeeeren
Dam No
W. Va
Waweee
Parkersburg
Pleasant
Ovens
Vastreees
Ohne
Eee
Eeeet
Sone
Dam
Indeevewe
Serpenee Antee
Lewisville
Ky Wet
Edecenetee
Evansville
Ind
al Peneeesenee
Shawneetown
Eeseeberee
Antes
Paducah
Seeererearene
Ovsees
Cairo
Memphis
Tennse
Zanesville
Ivanhoe
WeRan
Aseet Wifi Iamseon
Pikeville
Seeee
Beattyville
Rankfort
Oneve
Terre Haute
Macs Ceesevees
Seve
Ville
F D Scherl Dies After Four Month Illness
F D Scherl age 49 president of the Cincinnati Rubber Manufacturing Company died at Jewish Hospital after an illness of about four months. He resided at 2640 Sheridan drive Norwood and was taken to the hospital when his condition worsened. He leaves a widow Louise Scherl and a daughter Louise Margin of Norwood. Funeral services Thursday at 10 30 a m Mack Johnson Funeral Home Walnut Hills. An Episcopalian burial will follow at Spring Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Scherl
Cincinnati Rubber Manufacturing Company
Franklin Avenue
Jewish Hospital
Sheridan Drive
Norwood
Maketewah
Business Meéen
Avon Lodge of Masons
Kilwinning
Royal Arch Masons
Scherl
Louise Scherl
Louise Margin
Mack Johnson
Walnut Hills
Spring Grove Cemetery
Weather Across Ohio West Virginia and Tennessee
Cloudy and cool conditions with chances of showers in Ohio West Virginia and Tennessee Kentucky for Tuesday and Wednesday. Temperatures show little change with scattered rain expected in southern areas and a mixed table of current highs lows and precipitation for a regional forecast.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Portion
Tennessee
Kentucky
Eastport
Chicago
Boston
Kansas
Atl
Omaha
Birm’ham
Denver
Galveston
Spokane
Pittsburgh
Francisco
Louisville
Lan Ae
Nashville
S.W
Sale notices and society events span Cincinnati area
Unclaimed parcel post sale to be shown today and auctioned tomorrow. Lutheran Young People Society meets at Trinity Lutheran Church Bellevue with D William Snyder speaking. Dorothy Daniels injured in a Springfield area car crash. skull fracture requires hospital care. Ralph Parlette to speak at Rotary luncheon with Kiwanis guests. Halloween dinner dance planned for Rotarians at Linton. Purse worth 85 dollars and money and jewelry valued at 260 dollars stolen in separate incidents.
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Arthur L. Behymer
Postoffice
Lutheran Young People’s Society of Greater Cincinnati
Trinity Lutheran Church
Taylor Avenue
Center Street
Bellevue
D. William Snyder
Young People’s Division
Campbell County Council of Religious Education
Dorothy Daniels
O. E. Daniels
Lincoln Avenue
Xenia
Associated Press
Springfield
Ralph Parlette
Chicago
Rotary Club
Linton
Swat the Snake
Kiwanis Club
William Swan
Spurgeon
Ind
Dixie Terminal
Louise Mackay
Race Street
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J. R. Slonaker
Leland Stanford University
James R. Slonaker
Physiology
Stanford University
Swift & Company
Front
Walnut Streets
C. Ford
Philadelphia
Donelan
Eliza
James
Bridget Donelan
Joe Shanley
John McGuigan
Skillman Road
Greenfelder
Henrietta
Jacob Greenfelder
Orville K. Jones
Whitfieht
Terrace Avenues
Clifton, Huston—Samuel
Idlewild
Cleves
Bullittsville
Myers
Mary C. Myers
Herbert D. Myers
Grenne
Wood
Church of the Covenant
Righth Ang Elm Streets
Plump
Henry S
Auburn Avenue
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan and Upland Place
Purcell
Kate
Nee Cunningham
Peter J. Purcell
Bishop Street
Beau High
Church of the Union
Clifton
St. Ph's
Tees
Nan
Pune
Getper
Mewitios E Macha Piace
Vincers Sargearie
Hazelneth
Ase Carley
Weedburte Avenue
W Meckohnson
cMillan
Cvra
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
WAVY
Gatewood S. Lincoln
Naval Operations Office
Ford
Dearborn
Mich
W. B. Mayo
Ford Company
Scott Field
Lincoln
Mid-West
Zachary Jansdowne
F E. W. Eberle
Naval Operations
William A. Moffett
Bureau of Aeronautics
Labor College
Woodward
Upper Ohio
Greene Line
Portsmouth
Ironton
Ashland
Catlettsburg
Huntington
Gallipolis
Mason
Charlie Chaplin
Chaplin
Harold
LLOYD
Speedy
Joe Wilton
Bozo” Snyder
Empress Canal
Evelyn Cunningham
Kansas City
Marshall
Adam
N. Y
Mose Moers
Harris-Moers & CO
MR. Mulligan
MR. Garrity
Shubert
Vvililnam
Charles Dillingham
Oper Rev
Hussey
Dream of America
Music Hall
J. H. Thuman
W. 4Th St
Willis Music Co
Cox Matinee Thurs
Lois Wilson
Wallace Beery
B. F. Keith
Matinse Daily
Ballahr & Mercedes
Our Gang Comedy
Will Mahoney
Fisher & Gilmore
Moran & Wiser
William Smythe
Victoria & Depree
Reginald Denny
Edna Ferber
Corinne Griffith
Rex Beach
Anna Q. Nilsson
Tom MIX
Tony
Billie Dove
Ann Pennington
Orpheum
Tezier
Agnes Ayres
Pathe Review
Hal Roach
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