Threatens to Punch Girls Casting Votes
Safety Director Peters of Bt Reriart claims 19 young women under 21 voted in a county election. He says the teens were carried to the polls by autos and will be summoned before the Board of Education to answer for their actions. Peters asserts the election results show a majority for his opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peters
Bt Reriart
Board of Education
Seldeu
Robert Hilliard
David Warfeld
Robert Campbell
Hiltlerd
Liberty Theater
New York City
Frederic
Brewster's Millions
Polly
Hogan
Spue
Téjertog
Sian C. Blache Rice
Frank Ross
Fern
Turner
Leslie
Stadg
Brown and Ripler
Liegteid
Follies
Ta Sooge
The
Qesetha “Droape
P.O Malley Jennings
Eden Dorwan
Sawper
Prior
Warriner Home in Wyoming Vacated After Release
The Warriner family vacates the Wyoming home after Charles L. Warriner, ex-treasurer of the Big Bour railroad, completes a prison sentence for embezzling $649,009. Neighbors report the family left quietly, with no future plans announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warriner
Wyoming
Charles Ll. Warriner
Big Bour
Han
Warrinke
Engine blast at Cincinnati Storage plant injures men
A piston head burst from an engine at the Cincinnati Storage Company plant injuring Harry Bergie and others. The force buried iron sheets, prompting chief engineer Keigie and assistants to flee to the street as a passerby triggered a fire alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry ‘Bergie
Birch Avenue
Cincinnatilee and
Keigie
Aviator Performs Remarkable Loop and Head-Down Dive
A daring aviator known as Chanteloup, flying over The Americanig Point, completed three loop-the-loops then ascended to a mile high, plunged head down to 75 feet of ground, recovered, and landed safely. Pegoud and Chava ler were noted as earlier rivals in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Cabne
Pegoud
Chavaler
Chanteloup
Te Newomer
Man Confesses Thefts At Confectionery Store
William Conner, 29, of 1914 Baymiller Street, told Patrolman Steward he robbed a candy store at 929 Armory Avenue four times. The loot totals about $10. Owner Mrs Sophie Helbig reports long trouble from a till tapper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Conner
Baymiller Street
Steward
Armory Avenue
Sophie Helbig
Theatre notes echo 1910s circuit lineups and stars
A bustling round of vaudeville and stage acts features the Atlas acrobats, the Wain Street Burlesque, and stars like Charles Kottgnen and Robert Hilliard. The season highlights include Port Sheridan bills, White Poster Comedy, and the Empress Thanksgiving program with Bert Leslie as headliner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerrie
Metele & Sead
Mentey
Mar Rolfe
Erie
Atlas Familly
Thibery
Peter
Barve
Charles Kottgnen
Prince Eveniog
Tha Keerson
Theo
Hans
Keith
Orme
Bert
Leslie
Stork
Or Teadeville
Arte
Changeit
Vanderilie
Monet
The
Orpheum
Real Cole Apis
Corry
Sgedeakd Plaza
Corryville
Regrate
Impending Joys at the Theaters
The piece previews multiple urban theaters with acts from Keith’s, Orpheum, Olympic, and others. It highlights performers like Billy W. Watson, Merrill and Ferd, Col Collins, and the Corryville troupe, noting lavish burlesque revues, new shows, and anticipated weekly updates.
Theater advertising and notices in three newspapers
Discussion on how advertising columns reveal theater offerings. Notes include Maude Adams in Peter Pan at the Grand this season and Bertha as a booked star, with emphasis on fair coverage of attractions across venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
potpTree
B. W
Maude Adam
Shestly
Weber
Beat Thin
Bertha
Fer Roe
Unclear church program notes from historic Jorington parish
Fragmented OCR text describes a church event at Fourth Street with references to speakers and attendees including Myr Newhall and Deewern McMillan. Names, places, and dates are garbled, but the piece centers on a church service or concert schedule and associated personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keane
Plage
Deewern McMillan
Mintater
Panigina
William G Ellis to Enter Insanity Plea in Kin of Hin Wits Case
Report outlines William G Ellis preparing an insanity plea in a case involving conspiracy and emotional immunity claims. The article notes Remus applying for bond and Judge Kerteli’s involvement, with details of forthcoming court actions and related local timings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan
Gilie
Finefonat
Eainer -Nerecheln
Upiders
Kling
George Remus
Sweet tooted thieves steal cakes in unspecified incident
A disrupted fragment reports cakes stolen by unknown thieves from a table. The text is garbled with unreadable names and locations, leaving only the claim of a cake theft and vague attributions.
Penny haul puzzles readers in town finance note
A garbled financial notice reports receipt of near two million cents from an entity named Cineigtan. The unclear text mentions 1,999,000 pennies and 200.00 nickels, suggesting a large coin collection or payment event. Names and precise places are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eet
Cnigt
Low fare offered for delegates to Washington congress
The notice outlines a round trip rate of 21.50 for delegates traveling from Cincinnati to the National Rivers and Warriors Congress in Washington. The plan includes a return by December 28 with limitations noted for the December departure period.
Ben Greet Offends Burkeville Citizens in Mock Merchant Tale
Burkeville residents protest a Ben Greet performance at Kirksville State Normal auditorium. The American Bag play was hung over the stage and removed as the audience filed out before the continuation of The Merchant of Venice, with Rev. Greet Players cited in the controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Greet
Agi
Mhylock
Burkeville
Gres
Bie
Gare
Kirtcovaite State Normal Rebool
Beiatiat
Jane B. Kirk
Gexes Egeie Appest
Riley Thanks President Walter Draper for Chamber Tribute
Edward H. Eitel, nephew of James Whitcomb Riley, writes to thank the Chamber of Commerce and President Walter Draper for the beautiful tribute paid to Riley. The letter expresses appreciation for the recognition and the Chamber’s support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter. Draper
Chamber of Commerce
Edward H. Eitel
James Whitcomb Riley
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Bertause
Jatin Johnson
Fay
Jones
Ampreas
Bert Lesiie
Ament
Nets
Chad de Mileetonee
Cuttel
Mies Browe
Weil Hendied
Mobert
Olmpnc
Dan Coleman
Bal
Gina
Wetaen
Billy Steome
Ayrty—Perthps
Billy W. Watson
Gittin
Yappyland
Gaegety Theater
Billz W. Watson
Fon
Comedietta Denla
Paris
Olympic
Bright
Don Coleman
Johnny Way
Coleman
Cincinmeti Theater
Gorrs
Jotesy Ray
Pate Beach
Florida
Ion
Orpreum
Standard-St
Wes Dé
Ronda
Wwe
rander i+ wets
Kyren
Heck & Agate
Kolber
Ester
Columbia ‘ Tike
Upper Vine
Aoriland Plaza
Genta
Itie
Helen Mates Sehagter
Eo Iéyl
Gente Wen
Mids
Sefiaeter
Rachel Butler
Keon
Ramar
Theodore Nebo, Jr
Poetim
Nelson's Millinery Store
Fifth ST
B. Nelson
Prop
Special Musical Service
Bae
WM. G. Ellis
Cincinnati
Sportal T the
Auerican
Remus
Kerteeri
Bille
Teretiae
Keemetie
Syed
Will Mleenan
Dina
Soret Tnt
Herldek
Newport Ladies
Ald
Ledane Entertainment
Teteer
Tates
Mendowerk Prager Wertive
Peek
MacMillan and Barres Whaler
Theppy
MasMiient
Kyr
MacMillan
Metheny
Redeary
Pickele Way
Seetentay
Watson
Fourta Street
CORR
the Glow Electric Co
Electrical Contractors
Walnut Street
Ofic
D. W. Sayre & CO
Wilson
Matin
Kroger
Lee
Broget
Country Club
Atuger
Eden Park Creamer
Cc. C
Iber Club
Avondale
BUGAR
Red Bt
Virginia
C. C
Aioe
Ities
Sota
Ean Country Club
Ean of
Eden
Park
Babbdit
Fiskes Ae
Ben
Sever
George’ M. Coban
Riley
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