Navy twin engine planes ready for San Francisco to Hawaii flight
The Puget Sound era airmen prepare a direct 2100 mile flight from San Francisco to Honolulu aboard twin engine PN type biplanes. They carry mail, seek a record, and will rely on coast guard ships for navigation while opening gasoline tanks if needed. The attempt mirrors French record flights of 1925 and includes support from the Bureau of Aeronautics and Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Navy
Golden Gate
Honolulu
Bureau of Aeronautics
Naval Aircraft Factory
Philadelphia
Hawaii
Arrachart
Lecastre
H. E. Morris
National Aeronautical Association
Etampes
France
Villa Cisneros
Africa
San Pablo
Rolph, Jr
San Francisco
Wilson
Moffett
Navy Department
Rogers
Wilbur
Associated Press
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
French Fliers Test Their Planes for Oversea Hop
French veterans Captain Francois Coll and Lieutenant Paul Tarascon tested their aircraft on a route from Paris to Istres and Bordeaux as they pursue a trans Atlantic attempt. They expressed confidence they could fly Paris to New York to claim Raymond Orteig's $25 000 prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bordeaux
France
Francois Coll
Paul Tarascon
Paris
Istres
Marseilles
New York
Raymond Orteig
Woman Passenger Hurt When Car Jumps Track
Ten passengers on an outbound Westwood street car were shaken when the car jumped the track and struck a tree at Boudinot and Montana. Mrs. T. Schrimp, 30, of 3801 Glenmore Ave, was bruised and attended by Dr. E S Simmonds. A defective switch was blamed by motorman William Gurne and conductor Harvey Hubbard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westwood
T. Schrimp
Glenmore Avenue
Boudinot and
Montana Avenues
William Gurne
Sn Torman
Harvey Hubbard
Schrimp
E.S. Simmonds
Harrison and
Washington Avenues
Children Find Way Home After Five Hour Hospital Search
Charlie Miller twelve and his niece Carolina Dinkelaker eighteen months wandered away from Mrs. Dinkelaker at General Hospital. After five hours of searches they were found tired and safe near home. They had ridden a streetcar with help from a kind conductor and returned by evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Miller
Carolina Dinkelaker
Wells Avenue
Price Hill
General Hospital
Charlie
Carolina
Warsaw Avenue
Martial Law Declared in Nicaragua Republic
Martial law was declared throughout Nicaragua with President Solorzano seeking General Alfredo Rivas's resignation to prevent military dictation. The six week old constabulary under Major Carter, an American, is expected to take over the garrison in Managua. The new Cabinet was sworn in at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Managua
Nicaragua
Republic of Nicaragua
Solorzano
Alfredo Rivas
Carter
Woman Injured in Drunk Driving Incident
Andrew B Williams of 2917 Erie Avenue arrested for driving while intoxicated after his car struck Mrs Marga ret Daugherty 60 of 611 East Fifth Street on Eggleston Avenue yesterday. Daugherty taken to General Hospital with no scalp wound and bruises. Williams nabbed by Policeman Roberts and treated at hospital. doctors confirm intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew B. Williams
Erie Avenue
Margaret Daugherty
East Fifth Street
Eggleston Avenue
American Girl Fights Thief In Tokyo Imp then Captured
Miss Mary Howry of Washington fought a purse snatcher who threw her to the sidewalk in front of the Imperial Hotel. The thief fled with her bag containing twenty yen and letters of credit for $2,000. He was traced by the bleeding shin and captured two blocks away after a crowd joined the chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oland D. Russell
New York World News Service
Tokyo
Mary Howry
Washington
Imperial Hotel
Hiss Howry
Charles B. Howry
United States Court of Claims
N. Y
NEW DRY AGENCIES TO HIT RUM SOURCES
Washington reports the Treasury's prohibition enforcement machine, led by General Andrews, is ready to take over enforcement tomorrow. He promises strong action against smugglers, with Coast Guard support and reinforced customs on land and sea. Administrators will appoint subordinates and enforce accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Guard
First Line
Andrews
Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
General Andrews
Enforcement Corps
Enforcement Army
Prolonged coal strike tests supply amid public works call
Reports from anthracite regions show no buyers panic as 158000 miners walk out. New York dealers report rising orders while Massachusetts officials urge use of bituminous coal in public works to spare domestic anthracite. Coal trains move despite the walkout and 168000 miners have halted work with no picketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Queens
Massachusetts
Eugene C. Hultman
Haney Refuses to Quit Defying Coolidge Over Palmer
Admiral Palmer faces continued challenge as Shipping Board member Henry Haney declines resignation. Haney accuses reduced vessel count and mismanagement, arguing the fleet should grow under the Merchant Marine Act. White House and Congress dispute power to remove for cause amid background cuts in appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Palmer
Mr. Haney
Mr. Coolidge
Hig
Shipping Board
Congress
Haney
Fleet Corporation
Harding
Chamberlain
Oregon
Coolidge
White House
Shipping News Arrivals and Departures From August Schedule
New York shipping report lists arrivals on August 31 including Carinthia Leviathan Geltie and several others from August 19 to 26. Dues and departures show Orbita Ebro and Washington among ships due September 1. A sail of Hemiand to Barcelona is noted for August 31 at 11 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Shipping News
Carinthia
Liverpool
Leviathan
Southampton
Geltie
Andania
Hamburgust
Fort St. George
Bermuda
Pan-American
Buenos Aires
San Juan
Conte Verde
Genoa
San Lorenzo
Orbita
Ebro
Colon
Ve Washington
Trieste
Conn
Mesaan
Aarae
Aris
Havre
Auguste Metapan
Puerto Barrios
Bogota
Puerto Columbia
Hemiand
Barcelona
Cincinnati Kindergarten Association Announces Training School
The Cincinnati Kindergarten Association Training School affiliated with the University of Cincinnati opens this semester with a registration day on September 12 from 9 to 12 and 1 to 4. Lillian H. Stone, principal, 6 Linton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cincinnati Kindergarten Association Training School
University of Cincinnati
Lillian H. Stone
Linton Street
Norwood man charged in attack on one-armed man
Crouch, 82, of Carter avenue Norwood, held by police after an alleged attack on William Davis, 52, of Ralston avenue Norwood, last Sunday on Dale road dump near Carthage. Davis, with one arm, was hospitalized with possible skull fracture and cuts to shoulders and body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitson
Crouch
Carter Avenue
Norwood
William Davis
Ralston Avenue
Dale Road
Carthage
Davis
General Hospital
Indianapolis Couple Held In Theft Of Auto
Herman Osborne and his wife Irene of Indianapolis are held at the First District Police Station on suspicion of auto theft. The stolen car belonged to Ralph F. Schmidt and was taken from Sixth and College. Schmidt pursued the thieves in another car and helped arrest Osborne at Sixth and Vine. A second car stolen from Frank Switzer’s garage was recovered with three boys aged 11 to 14 in it. they were captured by Lieutenant Jones and held for Juvenile Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Osborne
Irene
Indianapolis
First District
Ralph F. Schmidt
East
McMillan Street
Sixth and
College Reets
Schmidt
Schindler
Central
Elm Street
Sixth Street
MecMicken
Race Streets
Osborne
Sixth
Vine Streets
Osbornes
Frank Switzer
East Pearl Street
Jones
Second District
Second Street
Ludlow Avenue
Garage property sale at 955 Curtis Street Walnut Hills
The garage at 955 Curtis Street Walnut Hills near Peebles Corner will transfer today to George P. Ingram from C. M. Kroger. The leasehold purchase option is set at 80 000 dollars. The one story stone front brick building sits on an 80 by 100 foot lot with space for eighty to one hundred cars. Cars are parked on the first floor and basement with ramps for drive in and out. Kroger built the structure about two years ago with lands bought through E A Mardoff Realty Company, which handled the latest deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Street
Walnut Hills
Peebles Corner
George P. Ingram
C. M. Kroger
Cincinnati
Kroger
E. A. Mardoff Realty Company
Norwood Residence Sold for 10500 at 2653 Atlantic Avenue
Royal R. Fliedmann bought a two story stucco home recently completed by Myers Y. Cooper at 2653 Atlantic Avenue Norwood for 10500. The six room residence includes a bath, garage and a 40 by 140 foot lot in the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers Y. Cooper
Atlantic Avenue
Norwood
Royal R. Fliedmann
Marine Captain Frees Chantos After Court Martial Review
Swampscott Mass Aug 31 Captain Adolphus Andrews commander of the Mayflower marine detachment orders Corporal Andrew Chantos of Cleveland restored to duty after disapproving the court martial findings. Private Clarence Key of Centreville Texas had his 30 days confinement and 21 dollars pay loss approved but later reduced on review. The men were arrested after Lieutenant J E Wright found Key asleep at his post and Chantos resting in a bunk. charges of sleeping on duty or leaving post without relief were not pressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Chantos
J. E. Wright
White Court
Key
Obituary for Lorenz Kopf Father of Cincinnati Player
Lorenz Kopf 60 longtime owner of Kopf and Bressler oil station Mt Washington died after brief illness at his son Larry Kopf’s home, former Reds shortstop. Survived by widow Marie Kopf four daughters Mrs S C Flower Mrs C M Sheppard Mrs Raymond Bressler Miss Frances Kopf and four sons Larry Willard Herbert Walter. Funeral held at W Mack Johnson funeral home at 10 30 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenz Kopf
Kopf
Bressler Oil Station
Mt. Washington
Larry Kopf
Cincinnati Reds
Beechmont Avenue
New Britain
Conn
Cincinnati
Marie Kopf
S. C. Flower
Birth announcements show multiple newborns across city addresses
A list of birth notices reports several newborns. Herman and Marie Ahlrichs welcome a girl at 5788 Montgom ery road. Pearl and Barrett Barrett announce a boy at 609 East Fifth Street. Moss Baker and Lillian Baker have a boy at 5188 Globe Avenue Norwood. Theresa Tnete and spouse welcome a child at 555 Flat Terrace. Antonio Dinuonzo and Bessie Dinuonzo report a boy at 2812 Boone. Enoch DYE and Helen DYE announce a girl at 2881 Minot Avenue. Raymond Dyer and Helene Dyer welcome a boy at 1017 West Seventh Street. Blanche Ova and spouse report a boy at 1521 Providence. Orville Foy and Marguerite Foy announce a child at 950 Martin. Adolf Holzmeister and Carolina Holzmeister report a child at 5301 Ebersole Street. Robert Keel and partner announce a girl at 1040 Linn Street. Sohn Klumpp and Ida Klumpp welcome a child at 2748 Willard Avenue. John Molan and Vera Molan announce a child at 3571 Vista Avenue. Anthony Morgenthal and Marie Morgenthal report a child at 8452 Woodburn Avenue. Robert Markel and Elizabeth Markel announce a girl at 167 East McMicken Avenue. Donald Patterson and Meta Patterson welcome a girl at 3447 Cornell Place. Mort Pence and Ida Pence report a girl at 822 West Fifth Street. Norman Reese and Helen Reese read a boy at 512 Wyoming Avenue Lockland. John Sheehan and Edith Sheehan report a child at 2859 Stan SE. Patrick Seymour and Catherine Seymour announce a girl at 1013 Clark Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahlrichs
Herman and
Marie
Montgomery Road
Barrett
Pearl
Betty
East Fifth Street
Baker—Moss
Lillian
Globe Avenue
Norwood
Tnete
Theresa
Flat Terrace
Dinuzzo
Antonio
Bessie
Boone Street
Dye—Enoch
Helen
Minot Avenue
Dyer
Raymond
Helene
West Seventh Street
Ova Ee
Blanche
Providence
FoY_-Orville
Marguerite
Martin Holzmeister
Adolph
Carolina
Ebersole
Keel—Robert
Gth
Linn Street
Klumpp—Sohn
Ida
Willard Avenue
Molan
John and
Vera
Vista Ave
Morgenthal
Anthony and
Oodburn Avenue
Go Markel
Robert and
Elizabeth
East
McMicken Avenue
Gir Patterson
Donald
Meta
Cornell Place
Pence
Mort
West
Fifth Street
Reese
Norman
Wyoming Avenue
Lockland
Sheehan
John Raid
Edith
Stanboy
Seymour
Patrick
Catherine
Clark Street
Marriage Licenses List Residents and Names
A long list of individuals with associated residences and addresses appears, detailing marriage license records. Names include Lester A. Aue Helen L. Oesper Virginia A. Dalton Aloysius F. Nienaber Lillian J. Turton and others, with varied street addresses in multiple cities.
Death notices list many obituaries with relatives and services
Several death notices detail multiple individuals with survivors and funeral arrangements. Blanche Pugsley Goshorn, Lillian Hackman, Charles B Hoy, Emma B Keen, Lorenz Kopf, Gabriel Muer, John C Sheridan, Isabelle Wegelin, A F Wilts and others are referenced with dates in late August 1925. Services and burial locations include St Patrick's Church, St Joseph's Cemetery, Green Township, and Evanston area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshorn
Blanche Pugsley Goshorn
Taylor C. Goshorn
Wequetensing
Mich
Hackman
Lillian
Rachael
Fréd Hackman
West Fork Road
Green Township
St. Patrick's Church
Black Street
St. Joseph's New Cemetery
Hoy
Charles B
Fanny Mayer Hoy
Harrison Avenue
Keen
Emma B
Nee Shell
Los Angeles
Cal
Kopf—Lorenz
Maril Kopfunday
Avenue
Mt. Washington
Neral
Mack Johnson
McMillan and Upland Place
Muer — Gabriel
Ine Veda
Neral Rom Ie
Evanston Avenue
Evanston
Sheridan
John C
Covington
Wegelin
Isabelle
Aldcroft
Puaterue
Wielin
Tosane
Cestnut
Garthane Pike
Cartha
A. F
Joh
Ghn F
Ww. Y
Pam
Phane Avenue
Cremation and funeral service details at Free Chapel
A non sectarian funeral service listing appears for The Busse Borgmann Co with directors at 1517 Freeman Avenue. It mentions cremation and chapel facilities operated by Free Chapel and notes no charges specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman
Wife of Cincinnati boot legger seeks divorce and alimony
The wife of a Cincinnati bootlegger petitions for divorce and custody of their seventeen year old daughter. She also requests alimony as part of the settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Weather Overview for Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee Forecast
The bulletin notes fair skies in Ohio with Tue day partly cloudy and warmer conditions, possible local thunderstorms by Wednesday night. Kentucky and Tennessee expect general Tuesday to Wednesday unsettled weather with little temperature change. A folding table shows current temps and last 24 hour precipitation, including record highs and lows for August 31, 1925 across multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
August postal receipts rise for Cincinnati totals meet prior year
Postmaster Arthur Behymer announced August postal receipts for Cincinnati rose 16.32 percent from the prior August. The current month totals 528 005 43 dollars versus 458 898 11 dollars last year, an increase of 74 107 32 dollars. The report notes a burglary and resignations among city officials, with an auto shop career plan cited for one officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Arthur Behymer
Jack Liwin
Rocsale Avenue
Lake 65
Herbert B. Francis
Delta Avenue
Peace Treaty Reached Between Hip Sing and On Leong Tongs
New York August 31 1938 leaders of the opposing tongs met with District Attorney Banton and agreed to a truce. They promise a new treaty covering all contingencies and call for nationwide meetings to ratify it while urging strict obedience from members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hip Sing
Banton
United States
Mton
Flood Stage on Ohio River Rises as Ships Move
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 12.2 feet and rising at 6 last night. Reports list vessels arriving and departing: Tom Greene bound for Charleston at 7 last night, Cincinnati for Toulsville and Anis for Madison Indiana at 5, A W Hubbard heading to Pittsburgh at 1 yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Tom Greene
Charleston
Depa
Toulsville
S Anis
Madison
Ind
A W. Hubbard
Pittsburgh
Greene Line steam oops public notice departure schedule
Steam line confirms Tom Greene will depart Tuesday at 5 p.m from Greene Avenue wharf for Portsmouth Ironton Auckland Catlettsburg Huntington and Morgantown with intermediate points. Telephone Main 1457.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Greene
Greene Vne
Portamouth
Ironton
Aukland Catlettsburg
Muntington
Galan Jomeroy
Remus Divorce Case From Atlanta Penitentiary Stirs Custody Fight
Imogene Remus filed for divorce from bootlegger George Remus on grounds of extreme cruelty amid his Atlanta penitentiary sentence. She seeks custody of their daughter Ruth and a restraining order, while Remus faces additional federal charges tied to a 1923 24 bootlegging conspiracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nemesis
George Remus
Atlanta
Imogene Remus
Hermosa Avenue
Price Hill
Ruth
Rémus
Remus
Husband
Emus
Ofter
Imogene B. Holmes
Overlook Avenue
Jurger Robert A. LeBlond
Commonleas Court
Hermosa” Avenue
Stanley Borthwick
United
St. Marshal
Cincinni
Haroth E. May
United States District Attorney
St. Louis
Watchman Patrick Collins Succumbs to Heat in Covington
Patrick Collins aged 68, a watchman at Central Union Station in Covington, collapsed in heat on Third Street and Central Avenue as the temperature reached 90 degrees. He was treated at General Hospital after police escorted him there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Collins
Russey ‘Street
Covington
Central Union Station
Third Street
Central Avenue
General Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Republic
Ohio Mechanics Institute
Electrical Industries
Mechanical Industries
SPE Linotype
Central Parkway
Walnut St
Steamship News
Art Academy of Cincinnati
Eden Park
Gest
Mayflower
Lester A. Aue
Riverside Drive
Hotel Barnet
Barnet
Helen L. Oesper
Kincaid Road
FAO
E. Pearl St
Virginia A
L. ‘Nye
Betts St
Minnie Parker
Betts
John H. Cordaller
Homestead Place
Henrietta Schaible
Robert St. Clyde
Frank X. Danzl
Mt. Hope Road
Edna Stockelman
Rulison
St. James
Erie
Verna E. West
Potter Place
C. Russell Moodey
E. Fourth St. Genevieve Elston
Burch
Merle MacFarland
Ashland
Josephine V. Hughes
Linton
Harris Dudelson
Katherine Frisch
Claude W. Gardner
Bertha L. Parker
Amos D. Haggard
Elmwood
Ethel Dick
O Aline Williams
Hoff
Irene Berry
St.Peter St
Carleton E. Moreton
New Richmond
Zelmaine S. Young
Fuller St
Harry H. Gage. Jr
Detroit
Lucy L. Hayhoe
Considine
Estworthy
Chicago
Kan
City
Omaha
Pas
TONGS
Louisville
Este Adams
Pittsmouth
Pittsbur
Greene
Pomeroy
T. N. Pittsburgh
Eraerseneepeche
W. Va
Parkersburg
Pleasant Va
Oreen
Portsmouth
Ky O
Uisville
Hil
Memphis
Tenn
Helena
Armantener
Vicksburg
Miss
New Orleans
Franklin
Zanesville
Hedrows
Nawa Falls
Weve
Dayton
Joxvi
Iecilssschoeseann
Oehnson
Davit
Tee
Scsideesernere Ib O
Upper Ohio
Star Clothing Company
Chester Park
Bree
Dater Farm
Death Valley
Atlanga
Jack Maniel
Ré¢mug
Lincoln National Bank
Morris Martin
Charles B. Davis
United States District Court
John C. Dyott
Smith Hickenlooper
Newport
P. Collins
W .Tchman
Dunlap Clothes
Arcadd
Kansas City
Marshall
Adam
Ohio Truss Co
Cincinnati, O
Capitol
Milton Sills
Betty Bronson
Ricardo Cortez
Anita Stewart
Bert Lytell
House Peters
Keith
Baxter
Vaudeville
Cecelia Loftus
Orpheum
Sky Theater
Alice Terry
Pn the Review
Fox Comedy
All Star
Ernestine Meyers & Co
Wesley Barry
Bunyan
G Sun
Ccess Mats
Wed
Sat
COX Mat
Stuart Walker Company
Empress Ganal
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