Cincinnati Welcomes George for Junior Republic Venture
Cincinnati hosts a planned visit by George founder of the Junior Republic to promote a youth citizenship project. Local leaders Standjah Meacham and women of the Women's Club plan receptions at the Linton hotel and 307 Oak Street Walnut Hills to introduce him and discuss establishment near the city. The Ohio Valley is favored to house the venture as other cities compete for the program.
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George
Opio
Cleveland
Toledo
Columbus
Cinecinnati
Queen City
Ben Lindsay
Jaco Thile
Ettisene of
Linton Hotel
Department of Civics
Women's Club
Oak Street
Walnut Hills
D. H. Meacham
Emily McVey
Cincinnati Women
Mr. George
Friends of
Ohio Valley
Buckeye State
Pot of Beans Sparks Fire Alarm Near-Columbus Accident
Corryville residents praised a quick acting hero after a pot of beans burned causing smoke and a fire alarm. Mrs Margaret Burke owned the beans on Vine street and John Connelly of Engine Company No 19 drove a responding auto, steering onto the sidewalk to reach the scene. Firefighters doused the blaze and saved the day after beans were tossed into the sink and hydrant was used.
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Corryville
Margrette Burke
Vine Street
John Connelly
Engine Co. No
Calhoun Street
Connelly
Salesman Held on Charge of Larceny
George W. Miller aged 32 a salesman of 217 East University street was arrested at Fifth and Walnut streets by Officer Johnson of the First District police on a charge of larceny. Miller attracted attention by running through a crowd of Fashion Week shoppers on Fifth street with a raincoat over his arm.
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George W. Miller
East University Street
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Johnson
First District Police
Tion
Fifth Street
Man Held Prisoner Inquiry Reaches Local Police
William Reeves of 1923 Gest Street asked the police for information about a report from Mt. Pleasant Michigan that his son in law L J Hamilton formerly of Cincinnati is jailed in Isabella County Michigan on a charge he expects to be sentenced for life at Lansing State Penitentiary. Reeves noted Hamiltons wife is en route to the city with their child. The letter did not specify the charge.
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Mt. Pleasant
Mich
L. J. Hamilton
Isabella County
Michigan
Michigan State Penitentiary
Lansing
Committee to Award School Gardening Prizes Today
At 3 o clock this afternoon the Committee on School Gardening will award prizes to the school children on the Chamber of Commerce floor.
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Chamber of Commerce
Mayor Signs Motion Picture License Ordinance
Yesterday afternoon Mayor Hunt signed a motion picture ordinance requiring all motion picture operators to have a city license. The measure targets operators and directs licensing under new city rules.
Aged Resident Killed by Train Near City Hospital
Frank Winters, 79, was struck by a Big Four train yesterday afternoon while walking to City Hospital. He died at the scene and the body was taken to the morgue. Winters resided at 3534 South Side avenue.
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Frank Winters
Winters
South Side Avenue
Former Cincinnati Leader H. P. Lloyd Dead
Major H. P. Lloyd, once prominent in Cincinnati law circles and an associate of W. H. Taft, died recently in Glen Ridge New Jersey. The body is expected to be buried at the home of his daughter Mrs Rufus Cowing. Lloyd belonged to the G A R Loyal Legion and the Masonic Order and suffered paralysis about three years ago while addressing a college commencement.
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Glen Ridge
N. J
H. P. Lloyd
Cincinnati
Kroger
St. Louis
Columbus
Dayton
United States
America
Annual Kommers Celebration To Night
The North Cincinnati Turn Verein holds its regu lar Komm ers to open the new year tonight. Judge Lueders will preside and toast. Retiring President Judge Schwab and incoming President Charles Hawck will speak. Members will gather with hearty appetites and voices.
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Cincinnati
San
Judge Schwab
Charles Hawck
Renew Efforts for Bond Hill Car Line
City and traction officials met with Bond Hill Welfare Association to revive plans for a street car line. A survey and cost estimate will cover Reading road, Mitchell subdivision, and Blachly farm, with a Norwood route rejected for length. Mitchell estate owners may donate right of way, and a Bloody Run parkway connection to Mitchell avenue was discussed.
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Bond Hill
City and Traction Company
Bloody Run Parkway
Mitchell Avenue
Fire Prevention Committee Attends Pulmoter Exhibit
The Committee on Fire Prevention will attend the Pulmoter exhibit at Ford engine house today at 3 o'clock to determine the exhibit's success.
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Committee On
Ford Engine House
Enhanced the Value. Mrs Terwilliger Oh dear!
The scene shows Mrs Terwilliger reacting to movers upseting a barrel and bric a brac. A wry remark notes tears do not accompany a baby's cries until three months old, implying a humorous domestic moment.
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