Union Central Life Dedication Attended by State Figures
A large Cincinnati banquet celebrated the Union Central Life Insurance Company's dedication. Governor James M. Cox and Mayor Henry Hunt spoke on growth, taxation, and Ohio’s state progress, while President J. Th. Clark and other executives praised the firm and its new West Sixth Street office building.
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Union Central
Cincinnati
James M.B Ox
Ohio
Benguets
Jeeee Th. Chirk
Union Central Tafe Insurances Company
Togstmaster
Piso Ae
New York
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Inssurance
Clark
Henry J. Trunt
Hunt
Queen City
Anty Organination E Corporation
End
Meyers
Iniotr
Central Vite Insurance Company
Hunt Darwin J. Kingsey
New York Life Devirance Company
Jie
Union Central Company
Trength
World Wars on Insects Battle South Africa and Mosquitoes
An article portrays humanity’s struggle against insects as a new kind of war. Locust swarms threaten South Africa while efforts against mosquitoes, the malaria and yellow fever transmitter, intensify across Africa and the Americas. A fish named the million aids in mosquito control, ponds are drained or oiled, and the canal region faces ongoing campaigns.
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South Afric
Department of Agriculture
Pretoria
Africa
United States
India
Barbaete
Panama Canal
Campbell Triumphs in Anderson Township Republican Win
Attorney John Campbell of the prosecutor's office receives congratulations as Republicans win Anderson Township. George Wittmeyer, Republican, tops with 276 votes, George Maddur, Democrat, second with 221. W. J. Sullivan, Republican, and Gedreo Seaman, Democrat, tied for third with 306 each, reshaping the township board remains Republican.
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John ¥. Campbell
Anderson Township
George Wittmeyer
George Maddur
W. J. Sullivan
Gedreo Seaman
Ted
Themeyer
Erin
Chinese Notables to Visit Cincinnati and Other Cities
A delegation from the new Chinese Republic will tour the United States visiting Washington Philadelphia New Orleans and San Francisco intending to study public institutions and the operation of the seven United States ministries. The visit is arranged by the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce with an invitation to the Chinese legation in Washington.
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Weveray
United States Minta
Washington
Philadelphia
New Orleans
San Francisco
Walter A. Draper
Chamber of Commerce
Snetngiati
Hop Revival at O N G A Success
The winter series of drills and military entertainments at the O N G A drew a large audience from United States Army and Navy stations in the city. The dance that followed the drill was enjoyed by hundreds and the First Regiment band provided lively music praised by attendees.
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United States
Expensive Fish and a Fraud Case Report
A local theft case involves a victim named Helen Rte who was shorted in a bogus sale. Police report indicates an offender sold her items and fled for a mere two cents. The master in charge was reported to the Pitst District police.
Daylight Burglar Strikes Home on Peete Street
A burglar forced a rear window of Peter Mueller's home at 145 Peete Street yesterday afternoon in broad daylight and took $32. Neighbor Mrs. Blamer at 146 Clifton Avenue recalls seeing a man at the window but did not react.
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Peter Mueller
Peete Street
Jenithy
Delta Avenue Blaze Damages Home of John Kemmer
A morning fire on Delta Avenue caused about 500 dollars in damage to the home of John Kemmer at 428 Delta Avenue. The blaze started in rubbish in a closet and is thought to have been sparked by a thawing mite or improvised matches. Insurance covers the loss as the origin remains under investigation.
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John Kemmer
Delta Avenue
Imatches
Lews
Saloon Keeper Reports Overpayment to Two Men
Retired Jée Antal, saloon keeper at 1418 Elm Street, reported yesterday that while changing a twenty dollar bill for two men in the morning he gave them 16 dollars too much and asked officers to locate the men.
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Jée Antal
Elm Street
Cincinnati Men to Attend Convention
Charles u Here Provident of the Merchants feed aha J Olena General Manage? ot. the Cincinnati lea Manufacturing and old storage company will represent the Chamber of Commerce and local cold storage at a meeting in Chicago Tuesday. They will discuss possible adjustment of later apples shipped west to avoid discrimination against shipments stored in St Louis Chicago and other cities. An issue cited is higher through rates for cold storage in western cities versus temporary storage, with Cincinnati and other central cities facing additional charges when sent east.
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Aha
Nefrunerating Company
Ata
Et Louie
Chicago
Cincinnati
Teachers Institute May Be Abolished
Fragmentary text discusses whether teachers should be allowed to dismiss their class and still receive regular salary for attending a teachers institute. Reports mention Hamilton County and a meeting at Wrotteard H Se on July 7.
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Teachers’ Institute
Hamilton
Heaghers
Wrotteard
Dre T. Warrington Gosling
Hughes Mid School
Paty
Mt Payer's
Plan for New Building for Laurence Home
Annual meeting notes suggest support for erecting a new Laurence Home building. President Mire Sarahiel Allen spoke in favor of the movement. the home has pooled resources for fifteen years as a project aiding poor companions. June events invited attendees and refreshments were served.
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Laurence
Funeral Notice for Georke Kneinger Retired County Farmer
The funeral for Georke Kneinger a county retired farmer will be held at 2319 Fulton Avenue. He leaves behind his wife Bellefontaine jeweler A. Miter and son Charles along with others. The obituary notes his long residence here and mentions his late age.
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Fulton Avenue
Charles
Main Guty
A. Miter
Ots Bellefontaine
Von
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Dean Harry Lecture Promotes Charity Fundraiser
A lecture by Dean Harry at the Denver area campus features poetry and readings by students and community members. The event aims to raise funds for a charitable foundation, with performances including recitations and selected readings.
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Dean Harry
Imposter Agent Defrauds Dorchester Woman
Mrs H J Kotte of 40 Dorchester Street was victimized yesterday by a man posing as a magazine solicitor from Arthan who claimed to be a New York agent. He obtained cents as a first payment by subscription before an investigation revealed the scam and the police were notified.
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H. J. Kotte
Dorchester Street
Va Boru
Arthan
New York
No Printers In Ohio Pen Ends Prison Paper Era
A longtime investigation by Om Diogenes ends with a claimed breakthrough in printer ethics. In Ohio a printer prisoner counts drop as public interest wanes and no new offenders appear. Banks and publishers hold back, awaiting further signals amid the quiet post release period.
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Ohio
Youth with Broken Neck Dies After Diving Incident
A youth suffered a broken neck from a diving accident in a swimming tank at Wharton and died after two weeks of treatment. His closest friend, George Schneider, was with him and helped attempt rescue as doctors failed to save him. The accident occurred during a shallow dive, leaving the victim paralyzed and unconscious before medical staff determined there was no recovery.
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Spmsasium
Tank
Yentegiding
Fort Wharton
Pet
Ahd “Boon
George Schneider
East Chariton
Ber
Heimidt
Schneier
Ape Schmidt
Funeral services for the deceased held after long illness
A funeral service is planned after a long illness for the deceased. The pastor will officiate with family and relatives in attendance. Geigher Yeatpe, sisters Seline and Emma, and other relatives will be present as the community mourns.
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Beery
Pate
Afm
Peacehaly
Vickogt
Nis
Geigher Yeatpe
Dog Guards Body of His Dead Master
A Cleveland story reports a dog faithfully guarding its deceased owner after a re enactment of loyalty. The canine kept watch outside a park den as authorities traced the man’s identity. the dog had escaped along with the owner before discovery.
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DOG Guards
Cleveland
Opio
Portettiy Park
Polis
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