Junior Republic Plans Spreading Reach in Cincinnati
The article details a Cincinnati visit by George to promote the Junior Republic movement. A reception committee led by Judge Howard Molliater will host him, with notable members including Judge James B. Swing and Julius Fleischmann. The piece discusses the republic’s structure and its aim of youth self government across several cities.
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George Junior
George
Cincinnati
Howard
pMolliater
The
United Stated
District Court
Cither
James B. Swing
Charies AL. Reed
Letreichapp
Julius Fleischmann
Armstrong
White
Irwin
Krotin
Boris D. Bogen
BH. Kroger
Avondale
D. B. Meacham
Freevill
William’. Carter
Kedington
Annapolis Junction
Parag Parade Draws 35000 as Cincinnati Event Nears
About 35 000 expected to take part in a parade to precede a hot name societies or Cincinnati event next Sunday at the Ball Park. An open-air altar will be erected in the pitcher's box and the grandstand reserved for spectators. Father O'Brien and Archbishop Moeller will witness the ceremonies.
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Hot Name Societies
Cincinnati
Ball Park
Father O’brien
Archbishop Moeller
Struck by Auto Driver Sought After Incident
William Current a 40 year old clerk living at the Swan hotel was struck by an auto truck belonging to the John Shillito Company at Seventh and Walnut streets. He was taken to the hospital with injuries to the face and left leg as police search for the driver.
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William Current
Swan Hotel
John Shillito
Seventh
Walnut Streets
Or Hospital
John Tougher Dies at 42 in North Norwood Home
John Tougher aged 42 died yesterday at his residence 5324 Hunter Avenue North Norwood heart trouble was the cause. He was a city salesman for Crane Haley and brother in law of Michael Gavin who heads advertising at the Grand Opera House. Funeral will be Monday at St Peter and Paul Norwood with burial at St Joseph cemetery.
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John Tougher
Hunter Avenue
North
Norwood
Hougher
Crane Haley Company
Michael Gavin
Grand Opera House
St. Peter and Paul Church
St. Joseph
Laborer Injured by Falling Skylight in City Incident
George Spencer of 1107 West Eighth Street suffered a head and shoulder cut when a skylight at 608 Walnut Street fell on him. He was taken to City Hospital and treated for his injuries.
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George Spencer
West
Eighth Street
Walnut Street
City Hospital
Dishonest book agent robs Cincinnati resident
A fraudulent book agent visited Mrs. A Groeninger at 247 Goodman venue yesterday afternoon. After selling books at 1.25 he took a ten dollar bill to change and disappeared with no change. The theft was reported to the police.
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Cincinnati
A. Groeninger
Goodman Venue
Child Hit By Car Near Home Injures Two Year Old
Elizabeth Cody aged 2 was struck by a car near her home at 4521 Padtern avenue Thursday. She suffered cuts and bruises and was carried to her home where she was said not to be in serious condition.
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Elizabeth Cody
Padt‘ern Avenue
Prisoner's Photo Sent to Indiana Authorities for Identification
A photograph of Jack Clarke, an Indianapolis hotel thief, has been sent to Indianapolis police to compare with images of Joseph Bulls, also known as Fred Brokaw or Anderson, who is linked to a recent murder in Indianapolis. The Clarke and Ellis descriptions reportedly match local police accounts.
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Linton Hotel
Joseph Bulls
Fred Brokaw
Anderson
Clarke
Ellis Tally
Burglary Report at East End House on Taylor Street
Thomas Porter of 4122 Taylor Street reported to the Sixth District police that his East End residence was broken into yesterday. Jewelry including a watch and chain valued at 77 dollars, three diamonds rings totaling 339 dollars, and a diamond stud valued at 90 dollars were stolen from the dresser drawer.
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Thomas Porter
Taylor Street
East End
Interurban Fight Over 5 Cent Fare Proceeds
Attorneys for the Interurban Railway completed the appeal formalities in the Pleasant Ridge 5 cent fare case. A higher court ruling could keep the fare at 7 cents, while Judge May had granted an injunction preventing higher charges. The Interurban has complied, keeping the Cincinnati to Pleasant Ridge fare at 5 cents for now.
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Interurban
Railway
Dinsemore & Shohl
Pleasant Ridge
Common Pleas
Cincinnati
Alleged Knife User Captured After Hamilton Pursuit
Detective Schaefer returned from Hamilton Ohio with Quall Phelps who had eluded local police since July 5 on a charge of cutting to kill. Nellie Kan of 664 Pearson Street was stabbed multiple times after a quarrel with Phelps last July. Police had lost track of him until this week when Schaefer followed a lead to Hamilton.
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Schaefer
Hamilton
Ohio
Quall Phelps
Nellie Kan
Pearson Street
Phelps
Library Car Stumbles Amid Reds’ Season Reflections
A wandering discussion in a quiet period two mortal hours explores the Reds and their disappointing season. Members compare memories of promising starts with current struggles, noting stalled progress, unanswered questions, and lingering hopes for a turnaround.
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Reds
Hotel Strike Pushes Candles and Turmoil at The Metropole
Amid a strike by engineers, hotels faced walkouts with candlelight in some rooms. The Metropole remained unaffected as court controls its management. Union demands include a minimum wage of 21 dollars for firemen and engineers and eight hour daily work, with the chief engineer maintaining full supervisory authority.
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Muro
Om x
Metropole
Emil G. Schmitt
Inside story of why Millikin was ousted
A Cleveland police chief Mil likin was ousted amid Republican politician plotting. Mayor Hunt writes to Albert Shaw claiming Hirving blamed for calm in the department, with Kraft and Schneller named as conspirators. The notebook shows Millickin anticipated dismissal, tied to a fight with gang factions.
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Millikin
Ax Niet
Cincinnati
Hunt
Albert Shaw
Review of Reviews
Lew Kraft
Queenie
Fred Schneller
Kraft
MiIkin
Schwab
John Galvin
Shaw
Schneller
Paul M. Miliin
Ae Saya
Eae
Julius. Fleischrmant
City Police Chief Faces Legacy of Political Interference
Ex chief’s records allege gang politicians disrupted police discipline in the city. Names cited include Fred Schneller Lew Kraft Harry Hanover Tom Negus Louis Schiffmacher, with prior clerical ties under Mayor Galvin.
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Fred Schneller
Lew Kraft
Harry Hanover
Tom Negus
Louis Schiffmacher
Galvin
Heavy voter turnout at first day of registration
Early returns from the Board of Elections show about 130 precincts reporting very heavy registration on the first day. Registration offices stayed open until 9 o'clock and many new voters appear on the list for the coming election with more days set for October 9 17 and 18.
Hospital driver injured in wagon crash at Dayton and Freeman
Fred Waldecht, driver for St. Francis hospital, was badly shaken when the hospital wagon he drove ran away at the corner of Dayton street and Freeman avenue and crashed into a horse owned by Frank Foltz, killing the animal. He was thrown from the wagon yesterday.
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Fred Waldecht
St. Francis Hospital
Frank Foltz
Dayton Street
Freeman Avenue
Waldecht
Star athlete to leave town
Tex Babbitt a Walnut Mille star athlete will leave Cincinnati and likely make Pittsburg his home town. He is known in athletic circles for cups and trophies won on the fields and played part of last season with the First Regiment football team before injuries. Covington tried to sign him at the outset of the Federal League but failed. He will go to Pittsburg and perhaps Texas for a position awaiting him.
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Pittsburg
Babbitt
Cincinnati
Woman Struck by East End Car Injures Skull and Shoulder
Mrs Jennie Young a 45 year old widow from Levannovik street was hit by an East End car at Eastern avenue and Corbin street. She was taken to City Hospital with a fractured skull and a broken shoulder blade.
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East End
Levannovik ‘Street
Nue
Eastern Avenue
Corbin Street
City Hospital
Heir Seeks Admnistratrix for $10,000 Estate
Amanda B Hamilton daughter of the late Theodore Braemer Stal estate valued at $10,000 entirely personal property no real estate. She filed in Probate Court yesterday to be appointed administratrix of her father's estate.
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Amanda ‘B. Hamilton
Theodore Braemer
Stal
Hamilton
16 Year Old Boy Commits Suicide In Owensboro Theater
Norman Gillison 16 son of James Gillison prominent undertaker in Owensboro drank strychnine during a motion picture show tonight. He died shortly after at the city hospital despite medical efforts. Father claims he had reprimanded the boy for misbehavior prior to the act.
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Owensboro, By
Norman Gillison
James
May Start a Snake Farm
Clarence Cochran of Celeste placed a box of rattlesnakes on exhibition after capturing a large one in his yard. He added another two days later and keeps five large snakes on display, planning to start a snake farm.
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Clarence Cochran
Celeste
Liberty
Golf Worries Echo Reds Concern in Local Scene
A local comment compares golf anxiety to concern over the Reds, noting worries about sport performance shared by readers and fans in the community.
Bigelow Plans Renewed Street Car agitation
Kiev, Herbert and Bigelow prepare a letter responding to Pendleton on Cincinnati street car issues. Bigelow says the Democratic platform would demand a physical valuation of street railway properties by the State Public City Commission before any settlement on a 2,009,000 proposal. He cautions the platform may be misread and stresses keeping the racial and political questions in the background.
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Kiev
Herbert & Bigelow
Pendelton
Cincinnati
Oat
Tate
Bigelow
Hust
Kit
Commin+sion
Mr. Bigelow
Myr.sendelion
Politien
Prize Winners Named by Committee for Fashion Week Displays
The committee led by Bert Alexander Raphael Pedretti and Yom Jenés announced winners for exterior and interior window displays at Fashion Week. Prizes ranged from 56 to 5 dollars with honors for honorable mentions and listed multiple firms and addresses receiving top prizes and commendations.
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Bert Alexander
Raphael Pedrelli
Yom
Jenés
Chamber of. Commerce
Merivhanta
Rert
Alexander
National Cash Register
Tom
Art Publishing
Raphael Pedretti
Pedrett
Son
Merchants to Discuss Packing of Goods for Shipment
At a meeting of the Merchants and Manufacturers Association yesterday arrangements were made for a rate discussion next Wednesday evening. The main topic is proper packing of goods for shipment with many railroad officials to be invited to address the members and seek a solution to ensure goods arrive in perfect condition.
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Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Association
Man Slightly Burned Carrying Stove From Home
John Wortcell of 2603 Eastern Avenue carried a burning leaking stove to the windward side yesterday. He was burned on hands and legs during the action.
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John Wortcell
Worfcell
Initials on Tomb Prompt Upstate Mystery
A reported sighting of H and B initials on a tomb stirs curiosity upstate. The observer notes the inscription suggests a difficult name waiting above, leaving the origin and meaning of the mark unclear.
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Atone
Upstate
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