Campaign Endorsements Stir City Vote Fight At Hyde Park Temple
Colonel Ed ward Colston urged a November Armistice Day self government celebration at home and attacked city leadership, urging support for nine Charter Council candidates to ensure good government. Speakers included Judge Edward T. Dixon Murray Seasongood and Charles Taft Jr with rallies planned at Madisonville Washburn and West End YWCA branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Ae
Edward Colston
Ring Council
Hyde Par Masonic Temple
Colston
New York
Charles O. Rose
City Charter Council
Fifth Ward
Rose
Charter Council
Edward T. Dixon
Murray Seasongood
Charles P. Taft
Charter Committee
Charter
Calvin Coolidge
Cincinnati
Edna Strohm
Madisonville Parents Teachers’ Association
Madisonville
Leona Kamm
Washburn
Clinton and
Linn
Strohm
West End
Mighth
Cutter Streets
Mary L. Hicks
The Thomas System For Baldness Offers Hair Cure
The Thomas System for Baldness markets a national hair care program with 20 offices. It claims the greatest system of hair culture, curing dandruff and scalp problems and stopping falling hair after an evaluation of required treatments.
Women Speech and Law at Civic Association Meeting
Miss Strohm addressed the Women's Benefit Association at Ninth Street near City Hall on the New City Government. Judge Eyrich spoke on law enforcement, recounting sixty days in Traffic Court, with Walter Knight detailing voting procedures and Rutherford Cox outlining tax law revisions at the Westwood Civic Association gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Central Christian Church
Ninth Street
City Hall
Judge Eyrich
Westwood
George F. Eyrich, Jr
Westwood Civic Association
Eyrich
Walter Knight
Rutherford Cox
Knight
Cox
Dr William Knight Dentist Dies at Madeira Ohio
Dr William Knight 75 a Madeira Ohio physician and dentist died at home after months of illness He practiced dentistry at 407 Provident Bank Building retiring six months ago Born in England 1850 he studied at Ohio Medical College 1876 and earned a dental degree later teaching anatomy and oral surgery at Ohio Dental College for 35 years Funeral services set for 2:30 PM at his home with burial in Spring Grove Cemetery He leaves two sons Richard and William a daughter Mrs Louis Feid Jr three sisters Mrs Edward Henshaw Mrs Robert E LeBlond and Mrs Carrie Dunbar and a brother John Knight
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Knight
Madeira
Knight
Provident Bank
Dr. Knight
England
Cincinnati
Ohio Medical College
Ohio Dental College
Spring Grove
Richard J
William
Louis Feid, Jr
Edward Henshaw
Robert E. LeBlond
R. K. LeBlond
Carrie Dunbar
John Knight
Mrs Elizabeth OConnor Dies Mother of Dayton Pastor
Mrs. Elizabeth OConnor of Dayton Ohio mother of Rev W P OConnor formerly National Chaplain of the American Legion died at Good Samaritan Hospital after gall stone surgery. She was 60 a native of Dayton survived by husband John OConnor and children Edward Francis two sons at Mt St Mary Seminary Norwood and six daughters including Sister Williamary. Funeral arrangements tentatively set for Saturday morning at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth O'Connor
Dayton
W. P. O'Connor
American Legion
Good Samaritan Hospital
O'Connor
Father O'Connor
St. Vincent de Paul Church
Riverside
John O’connor
Edward
Francis
Mt. St. Mary
Norwood
William Ary
Man Arrested Over Pawn Tags In Jewelry Theft Case
Edward Burke, 23, of 123 Shills to Place, detained after pawn tickets tied him to stolen jewelry from William Hillenbrand and Lacy M. Moore. A diamond bar pin valued at 300 and a 50 dollar stick pin were stolen September 29. Detectives traced items, found two more pawn tickets, and Burke remains in custody. Other robberies report minor losses and residence entries around Price Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longworth Street
Central Avenue
Edward Burke
William Hillenbrand
Omena Place
Price Hill
Lacy M. Moore
Hobinson Road
Airine
McCorkhill
Luhn
Loewenstine
Burke
Sixth Street
Joseph Perrone
3567
Outlook Place
Solomon Rosenbaum
Estes Place
Yva
Nominating Committee Elected for Business Men's Club Board
A seven member committee was elected to nominate four to eight candidates for the Board of Directors. The nominating panel includes Charles W. Steele Sol H. Freiberg Ben P. Taylor Charles Eisen Eugene R. Buss Oliver S. Larkley and John E. Sullivan for the November 10 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Club
Charles W. Steele
Sol H. Freiberg
Ben P. Taylor
Charles Eisen
Eugene R. Buss
Oliver S. Larkley
John E. Sullivan
Electorate urged to get busy in campaign drive
Murray Seasongood urged voters to join a “real movement” to get out the vote amid Cincinnati charter ticket campaigns. He warned of wages being taxed to fund campaigns and stressed reaching the electorate before the interval ends. Other speakers included Alfred Bettman and William Bridgeford. a letter from Rev H P Atkins discussed continuing gambling opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Seasongood
Charter
Cincinnatus Association
Seasongood
Association
Hyde Park
Alfred Bettman
William B. Bridgeford
Samuel Rotter
Rutherford Cox
S. P. Kramer
H. P. Atkins
Federation of Churches
Federation
Cincinnati
Ohio legislators in city on highway mission
A detailed report on firemen at dangerous street intersections near schools was rejected as unsafe by the Cincinnati Automobile Club Safety Committee. The highway investigation committee from the State Legislature visited, with talks on highway control funding and construction. Clifford Brown pledged county cooperation and noted two more motorcycle officers would patrol county roads, bringing total to six, as the group considers the Eighth Street viaduct terminus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince
Cincinnati Automobile Club
W. R. Perking
Chub
Club
the Grand
G. Collister
R. E. Hemphill
Jonathan S. Edwards
W. E. Baxter
F. W. Filming
F. W. Liles
Earl McCreary
Samuel I. Lipp
Harry J. Kirk
H. A. Merrick
H. 8. Perry
Cliff Brown
Copelaw
The
Automobile Club
Clifford Brown
Budget Commission
Eighth Street
U D C Meets Here Today At State Convention
The state convention of the United Daughters of the Confederacy opens today at the Linton and will close tomorrow. Mrs Albert Sidney Porter of Cleveland arrives to preside with Mrs Alvin B Davis of Covington announcing the 10 o'clock opening. Election of officers is planned for this afternoon and an 8 p m entertainment will follow. About 150 delegates expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Linton
Albert Sidney Porter
Cleveland
Ohio Division
Alvin B. Davis
Scott Street
Covington
Stonewall Jackson
Straw Hat and Boos Mark Pirates and Senators Tilt
The crowd boos umpire and players as Goose Goslin and Ossie Bluege spark the Washington Senators in a tense game with the Pirates. Eddie Moore homers, the straw hat vow persists, and late misplays leave the inning after one run and a final out with no runs, no hits, no errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson
Rice
Emily Post
Bucky Harris
Goose
Ossie” Bluege
Pirates
Hat
President Coolidge
Tenny
Goslin
Joe Harris
Pittsburgh
Bluege
Land damaged plane as thousands gasp in air rescue
At Bolling Field a plane caught fire and toppled, Lt E W Meredith of Selfridge Field rescued a hawk from the burning craft. The incident followed a high speed race where Lieut C S Schilt won, and multiple Dayton pilots dominated the "flivver" event with speeds from 71 to 119 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Schilt
Hampton Roads
K. B. Wolfe
McCook Field
J. D. Barker
Aberdeen
Dayton (Co
Jerry Dack
C. H. Powell
Detroit
Clyde Emerick
E. Dormoy
River Traffic Notes at Cincinnati Riverfront
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 11.8 feet and showed stationary flow last night. Barge Betsy Ann from Pittsburg arrived at noon. John W. Hubbard from Louisville arrived by 10 am. Departures included John W. Hubbard to Louisville at 5 pm and Betsy Ann to Pittsburgh at 9 pm. Tom Green bound for Pomeroy at 6 pm. Greenwood due from Charleston at 5 pm and Kentucky due from Louisville at 10 am with return at 5 pm. River stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Betsy Ann
Pittsburg
John W. Hubbard
Louisville
Pittsburgh
Tom Green
Pomeroy
Greenwood
Charleston
Kentucky
Loss of Pursuit Plane by Fire at Washington Is Blow to Service
Washington dispatch reports that an army pursuit plane crashed due to fire after arriving with a group from Mitchel Field New York for air races in the capital. The incident reduces the number of service fighters available and highlights safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Mitchel Field
New York
Sixth Street Business Men Endorse Bond Issues
Members of the Sixth Street Business Men's Club backed the last Fifth Street improvement and all bond issues to be voted on in November. They favored retaining bus terminals on Government Square and discussed ballot marking for Councilmen under proportional representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street
Joseph Woeste
Chester Shook
Federated Civic Associations
Club
Joseph A. Flanigan
East Sixth Street
J. P. Jones
West Sixth Street
Labor Council condemns Eighteenth Amendment stance
The Central Labor Council adopted a resolution aligning with the New York State Labor Council in voicing dissatisfaction with prohibition. The measure argues the amendment clashes with constitutional spirit. Louis Boudenz of Labor Age spoke on miners’ conditions during strikes in West Virginia and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Council
New York State Labor Council
Louis Boudenz
The
Labor Age
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Labor unions debate organizing drive and federation clash
The article reports on a union conference debating a nationwide zone based organizing campaign with funds pledged by John J. Manning and calls for state and local bodies to carry out the effort. President Green urges revival and higher living standards through broad organizing. A political campaign note accuses threats to direct primaries and Congress, comparing it to Mussolini era controls, urging momentum for 1926 contests. In the East, H. J. Chapman vows union resistance to AFL demands to transfer workers, promising a fight to the finish to keep drivers and garage staff in the Railway Express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Manning
Label Trades
Green
Associated Press
New York
H. J. Chapman
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
American Federation of Labor
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Chapman
American Railway Express
Budgetary allowances for Hamilton county towns rise mainly in dollars
The Budget Commission set higher dollar allowances for twenty municipalities and villages outside Cincinnati in Hamilton county for the coming year, though millage rates mostly fall. Notable changes include Lockland at 5.38 mills for 44 550, Cheviot at 7.18 mills for 41 543, and Elmwood Place at 5.74 mills for 32 157. Rates vary with revaluation by County Auditor Hess, with several villages facing cuts in dollars but different per‑thousand rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Norwood
St. Bernard
County Budget Commission
Budget Commission
William F. Hess
Frank Marchant
Marchant
Addyston
North College Hill
Cheviot
Elmwood Place
Wyoming
Reading
Glendale
Newtown
Madeira
Silverton
Terrace Park
Harrison
Cleves
North Bend
Mt. Healthy
Teer Park
Montgomery
Sharonville
Glverton
Orth College Hill
Deer Park
Weather Report for Ohio Kentucky and Surrounding States
Regional forecast calls for showers in Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee on Wednesday and Thursday with cooler air and cloudiness. West Virginia and Indiana expect showers and unsettled conditions with possible morning showers and slightly warmer readings in places. The serenee table lists temperatures from Eastport to San Francisco and noting a record October 18 1925 with high 79 and low 48 and precipitation around .62 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Indiana
Eastport
St.Louis
Boston
Kansas C
Atlanticc
Omaha
Saree
Birm’ham
Acean
Bias
N.orleans
Phoenicx
Galveston
Spokane
Pittsburgh
San Fran
Louisville
IidenDiens
Nashville
Winnipeg
Marie
the Pas
Norwood Group Plans Funeral Attendance for F D Scherl
The Norwood Manufacturers Association adopted a resolution expressing sympathy for F D Scherl president of the Cincinnati Rubber Company who died at the Jewish Hospital late Monday. Members will attend the funeral tomorrow morning at Mack Johnson funeral home McMillan Street and Upland Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schiterl
Norwood Manufacturers’ Association
F. D. Scherl
Cincinnati Rubber Company
Jewish Hospital
Norwood Manufacturers
Mack Johnson
McMillan Street
Upland Place
Births listed for numerous couples in local addresses
A long list of birth notices records many couples with addresses and newborns, naming parents such as Binggeli Arnold and Emilia with a girl, Brown Lowella Velma with a boy, Colletta John and Ruth with a boy, and others like Blasch Carl and Emerald, Bosse Edward and Marguerite, and more across streets in multiple neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binggeli
Arnold
Emilia
Hemlock Street
Blasch
Carl
Emerald
Burns Irl
Bosse
Edward
Marguerite
Shaffer Avenue
Brown
Lowella Velma
Woodbine Avenue
Ceeeen and
Mary
Principio Avenue
Eeeet
Nellie
Hard Ave
Cismadi
Anthony
Anna
Elm Street
Coletta
John
Ruth
Walker Street
Winona
Ft. Thomas
Davis
Ethel
Race Street
Delmecchio
Antonio
Palma
Marquis Street
Ewsas Serr
Margaret
Zinsle Avenue
Ea James and
Theresa
Braeholm
West
Gi Fugaater
Katherine
Sanders Street
Garrett—James
Melrose Avenue
Hammons
Joseph
Madge
East McMillan Street
Ge Hicks
Harvey
Kennedy Avenue
Lemmic
John and
Gertrude
East University Avenue
Clare
Wellstreet
Pyle
Freeman Avenue
Rickaain
Stella
Drake Avenue
Ridg Mas Pad
Agnes
Main Avenue
Norwood
Roehing
George and
Marie
Findlay
Sander-Walter and
Garnet
Dorchester Avenue
Schneider
Nickolas
Luisa
Glenway Place
Sebel Frank and
Helen
West Stieritz
William and
Catherine
Melish Avenue
Strittholt
Fred and
Rose
Carll Street
Taylor—Albert
Nancy
Newton Walter William and
Rosa
Fairbanks Avenue
Alan Westmeier
Eastern Avenue
Wetzel
Frank Colipronica
Berwyn Place
Kilwinning Chapter 97 to convene for Mark Master Degree
Special convocation of Kilwinning Chapter No 97 R A M set for Wednesday October 14 at 7 p m. Mark Master Degree to be bestowed. Visitors welcome. Carl Beyer H P A T Roever secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilwinning
R. A. Mi
Local obituaries list deaths and funeral plans
Death notices for Deanis Greenfelder-Henrietta William Henefelt Joseph Kist Dr William Knight Mrs John O Connor Henry S Plump Kate Purgell Frank Dale Florence Vinette list funeral homes dates and times with residence details and burial arrangements across Cincinnati area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Street
Mt. Adams
Kist
Joseph Kist
Kunigunda Kist
Madeira
O’connor
John O'Connor
Kenny
Superior Avenue
Dayton
William P. O'Connor
St. Vincent de Paul Church
Riverside
Henry S
Auburn Avenue
Mt. Auburn
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan and Upland Place
Purgell
Kate (Nee Cunningham
Peter J. Purcell
Bishop Street
Church of the Renunciation
Clifton
St. Joseph's Mausoleum
Scherl
Frank Dale
Sheridan Drive
Norwood
Mack Johnson
Vinette
Florence Marie
Henry F
Hazel Vinette
Carley
Sovion
Wednad
W Mack Mack Johnson
McMillan and Pland
Cremations in Central Building Chapel Highlighted
The fragment notes cremations in a central building chapel and references a booklet numbered 3088. Details are limited but indicate funeral arrangements or notices within the chapel context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ation
Bldg
Marriage Licenses Aboard in Multiple States
A list of marriage license records shows residents from Ohio California Indiana and Texas. Names include Clara K Loth Harry E Stewart Thelma DeMar Albert A Kramer Alice L West Walter F Lewis Ruth Richarde Louise Bradford Blane Norwood and others with addresses on Carthage Plaza Hawthorne Avenue Paxton Road and Walnut Street among locations in Cheviot St Bernard Coatesville Indianapolis Dallas and Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Clara Zapt
Cerceeeescress
Tafel St. Wilber Lukemiré
Hattie B. Radclif
Carleton S. Wallac
Alice’ L. West
Walter F. Lewis
Elenora Beschman
Raymond C. Store
Ruth Th Richarde
Ees Bradford
Louise Oc
Williamsburg
Blane
Norwood
Los Angeles
Cal
Shekes
Marion
Indianapolis
Ind
Acosta
Trion
Cabe
Hawthorne
Ake
Paxton Rd
Auburn
Riverside Drive
Nassau St
Glenn Eet
Ada Fischer
Andrew Lay
Alice M. Schradh Hershel
Grime
Mary T. Beavers
Hereford Nv
Slack St
Stewart Pl
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Lixons Council
Thomas AL Onie Ntry
G. L. McClellan
Walnut
Madeira, CO
Elizabeth O’connor
Mills
Lincoln Memorial
Bolling Field
E. W .Meredith
Selfridge, Field
Michigan
Meredith
Toledo
Army
Parkersburg
Pt Pleasant
W Va
Portsmouth
Evansville
Shawneetown
Paducah
Kytaanwerneee
Ease
Cairo
Memphis
Radford
Erry
Eveve
Narrows
Hinton
Kanawha Falls
Logan
Williamson
Pikeville
Tean
Dayton, O
Beattyville
Frankfort
Terre Haute
Tenn
Wees
Knoxville
Sean Chattanooga
Seeee Seeee
Florence
Ala
Eanee
Johnsonville
Daven Rt
Sneer Eeeseeene
Rene Keoku Seneee
Neb
Kansas City
Louis
Little Rock
Atti
Labor Council
LABOR
Congress
Mussolini
Arlington Heights
Lodge
Carl Beyer
Deanis
Harry
Harold Lloyd
Charlie Chaplin
Busse & Borgmann Co
Eeewel
Coatesville
Seventh St
Eneeee
Burl Everman
Margaret Carrier
Stanley Ulmer
Marie McFarland
Walter W. Allen
Eleanor Burckhan
Colerain Av
W. Fourteenth St
Walnut St
Dallas
Tex
Kinsey Av
B. F. Keith
Sir
American Ballet
Lahr & Mercedes
Our Gang
Will Mahoney
Fisher & Gilmore
Moran & Wiser
William Smythe
Victoria 2
Depree
Matthurs
Marshall
Mich
Adam
N. Y
Ohio Truss Co
E. Ninth St
Mose Moers
Harris-Moers & CO
Carbon Papers
Cin’ti, O
Chicago
London
GORIL
MR. Mulligan
MR. Garrity
Shubert
Wilnlawn
Charles Dillingham
Elsie Janis
Immy Hussey
America
Music Hall
Nicur
J. H. Thuman
W. 4Th St
Willis Music Co
Lois Wilson
Wallace Beery
Columbia Burlesque
Olympic
Joe Wilton
Bozo” Snyder
Empress Canal
Evelyn Cunningham
Reginald Denny
California
Edna Ferber
Capitol
Corinne Griffith
Rex Beach
Anna Q. Nilsson
Tom MIX
Tony
Billie Deve
Ann Pennington
Orpheum $Y Srr
Richard Dix
Lucky Devil
Pathe News
Latonia
Dixie Terminal
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