Police Judge Acts On Red Cross Lecture Case in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati, Mr and Mrs Frank Leuferd former Red Cross nurses were arrested by Detectives Sweeney and Houillion for using the Red Cross emblem to advertise a lecture and pleaded not guilty at arraignment in Cincinnati police court. Acting Judge Bode fined them 20 each and sentenced them to 30 days in the workhouse. The couple testified they served in the Philippines China and Japan with the Red Cross and had a right to lecture under the emblem. The Leonards had recently visited Hamilton and arranged for a lecture that was never delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Leuferd
Red Cross
Sweeney and
Houillion
Cincinnati
Aeith
Cincinax
Bode
Philippines
China
Olds Oakland Car Rivalry Boosts Local Sales
RC and R-C-A car lines sparked a fierce chase in Hamilton as Billy Welborn of Olds Oakland Cincinnati rolled 167 orders in two weeks. Five dealers vied to win the agency, while Weiser & Hood of the Motor Inn in High Street secured the arrangement and will stock cars as shipments arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy" Welborn
Olds-Oakland Company
Cincinnati
Happ Corporation
Detroit
Mie
Oiere
E-C-Ef
Hamilton
Welborn
Olds & Oukland
Weiser & Hood
Motor Inn
High Street
Divorce Case Sparks Custody Ruling in Detroit
In Detroit on Nov 24 Circuit Judge Dono van ordered Harry Bernstein, a chauffeur, into custody during the divorce suit of Mrs. Vivian A Kellogg against Frank J Kellogg. Bernstein testified he had seen Mrs Kellogg in a compromising position, a claim contradicted by two witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mick
Harry Bernstein
Donovan
Vivian A. Kellogg
Frank J. Kellogg
Battle Creek
Bernstein
Sohngen Wins Ohio Winter Barley Prize at Chicago Exhibit
Charles Sohngen of a Venice area farm earned first prize in Ohio Winter barley at the second international Barley and Hop Prize exhibition in Chicago. He received a $4 gold prize, a high compliment to him and to Butler County barley production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Solingen
Venice
Chicago
Charles Sohngen
Ohio
Sohngen
Butler County
As & Burley
Man Ends Life After Foreseeable Blindness
In Cleveland on November 24 Charles Strump, 60, chose suicide over anticipated blindness per a physician. His son, arriving home from work, found chalked German words on the dining room table reading translated as It would rather be read than blind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Charles Strump
Strump
Smiths Theatre Sunday School Days at Smiths Theatre
Amusements announce Smiths Theatre presents Sunday School Days with a cast from New York Circle Theatre including Herman Timberg as the young hero and Miss Maud Campbell as Nonnie. The company features Bobbie Wagner Grace Childers Josep Marks Alma Hill Sam Price Billy Newton and others. The Kalem westerns show Marian Sais in How Texas Got Left at the Jewel Saturday. The Edison Co presents Home a Thanksgiving story about home and a son’s distant reach. The Richeson murder case updates note filing pleas expired without action after a November 24 filing in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith's Theatre
Smith's
New York
Circle Theatre
Herman Timberg
Kalem Western Players
Marian Sais
Texas
The
Edison Co
Richeson
Boston
Mass
Chirenee
Campaign for Men and Religion Movement organizes in Ohio
The Campaign for Men and Religion Movement in Toledo forms raets to expand the MRM in small Ohio cities with December 3 starts at Mt Gilead Crestling Galton London Wilmington and likely further visits to Zanesville Chillicothe Circleville Lancaster Athens in December. February plans include Gallipolis Ironton Jackson Pomeroy Portsmouth with January three Sunday Monday sessions on the calendar. A separate note reports icy conditions on the High Main Street bridge prompting salt buckets from Street Superintendent Moriarity to aid horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Mt. Gilead
Crestling
Galton
London
Wilmington
Zanesville
Chillicothe
Circleville
Lancaster
Athens
Tanasry
Cambridge
McConnelsville
New Lexington
Coshocton
New Philadelphia
Mt. Vernon
Newark
Logan
Delaware
Marion
Marysville
McArthur
Gallipolis
Ironton
Jackson
Pomeroy
Portsmouth
High Main Street Bridge
Moriarity
W W W Guaranteed Ring Ad Promises Quality Backing
Advertisers promise the W. W. W. Guaranteed Ring is built to a high standard. Makers commit to spending several hundred thousand dollars to support the claim, ensuring wearers can demand the best ring available.
Quotable lines and local notices from Oxford and Cincinnati
A jumble of social notes, court items, and local business signals from Oxford and Cincinnati. Highlights include straw votes for Cayneilman, stock news on Ohio Fuel, resignation of Ohio Electric official H. F. Dicke, and the Ohio Commercial Tribune’s police court snippets. Also mentions Rev. Clarence Eddy moving to Indianapolis and local church improvements at First Baptist in Urbana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Electric Railway
H. F. Dicke
Lima
Claude Faust
Fauat
Dicke
Ling
Boise City
Idaho
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Jamies Wilson
Wilson
Hamilton
Clarence Eddy
First Baptist Church of
Urbana
First Baptist Church
Thie
Chichech
Angora Cat Buried in Silk Coffin in Indiana
Logansport Ind Nov 44 An Angora cat valued at 1000 dollars died after a street dog bite and was buried in a 50 coffin in the garden of Mrs J F Getty. The coffin had silk lining silver handles and a silver plate with the cat’s name. Mrs Getty had won ribbons with the pet at national shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Ind
J.’ F. Getty
Pat rick Gormley's Widow Dies at Home
Mrs. Rove Gormley widow of Pat rick Gormley died last night at 629 Central Avenue after a six month illness from stomach cancer. Born April 6 1857 in Banail t she was 64 years 9 months and 17 days old, and spent her life in this city. A lifelong member of St Marys Catholic church she faced death with strong faith. She is survived by two children Jobo of this city and Mrs fits ela of St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rove Gormley
Patrick Gormley
Central Avenue
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Jobo
Itis Eily
Fitsela
St. Louis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tapman-Lohman School OF Elocution
Hancock
Taunton
Edwin of
Misa Lottie Thomas
George Hunt
Atleboro
Attleboro
Kellogg
California
Armin Berkowitz
Retei Oespetere
Axminster Rugz
Rory
Brussels
Ingrain
Axminster
PTE Oa
Queensware
Haviland
Point de Esprit
Nottingham
Chas. Sohngen
the Jewel
Campaign For Men and Religion Movement
W. W. Guaran
Yariowa
Schipper Jewelry Co
George Sewell
W. Taylor
Samuel J. Bradfield
Oxford
Cayneilman
Taylor
Ohio Fuel Company
Tts
Oxford Herald
Thad Straub
Maryar
Strath
College Avenue
Indianapolis
Homer Eddy
Thin City
Hiler N. Quisenberry
Milton
Middletown Journal
Monroy
Middletown
Jedd
George Burkhead
House of Quality
2Nd St
Miami Shoe Co
Rentschler
High &T
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!