Cincinnati Plans Jubilee for Panama Canal Opening
The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce organizes a citywide celebration for the canal opening. Officials will alert factories, churches, schools, transport firms, and public services to sound bells and raise flags at the exact dyke removal time. The Fram will be the first ship to pass through the canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Gamboa
War Department
Washington
Traction Company
Pire Department
Union Central Lite Insurance
Tt In
Newport
Covington
Norwood
America
Nanaen
Amundson
Atlantic
Draper to Speak on Transportation in Europe
President Walter Draper of the Chamber of Commerce will address the Traffic Branch on Transportation in Europe at the Business Men's Club next Monday evening. He will share insights from a Europe study tour. The meeting will also hear Guy M. Freer on a uniform bill of lading and the Package Car Efficiency Committee report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Draper
Chamber of Commerce
Europe
Business Men's Club
Draper
Calse
Guy M. Freer
Traffic Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cincinnati Chamber Receives Paris Brazil Trade Bulletin
Eugene C Pooley French consul for Cincinnati presents the Chamber of Commerce with Paris and Brazil trade bulletin. Reports indicate potential for a strong American commercial invasion of the Brazilian Republic. The New York Merchants Association thanks the Chamber for aiding defeat of a tariff bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene C. Pooley
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Paris
Brazi
United States
Brazil
New York Merchants’ Association
Professor Praises Municipal Exhibit
Professor E F Colburn head of the Department of Politics at Miami University praised the Municipal Exhibit as one of the best lessons in city government. He told Mayor Hunt yesterday he plans to bring his class in advanced political science to the exhibit Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Colburn
Miami University
Hunt
Colburn
Porter Donovan Found Dead at Boarding House
Roomers at Mrs. Shackelford boarding house on Grant and Elm streets found Thomas Donovan a porter at the site dead in the front morgue. Coroner Foertmeyer ruled death from natural causes.
Grief Stricken Widow Dies at Home
Mrs. Margaret Botto aged 67 died suddenly while seated in a chair at 25 West Canal Street yesterday morning. Her brother John Thorp, present in the room, told Coroner Foertmeyer that her health had been poor since her husband passed away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Botto
West Canal Street
John Thorp
Foertmeyer
Boy fails to return with money after cloak delivery
Oscar Langdon of 520 Clark Street was sent by the Paris Cloak and Suit Company to deliver a ladies cloak to Walnut Hills yesterday morning and collect 16 dollars. He performed the mission but did not return with the money. police are now seeking him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Langdon
Clark Street
Paris Cloak and Suit Company
Walnut Hills
Oscar
King Gustaf’s Illness Sparks Public Prayers in Sweden
Public prayers were held for King Gustaf as reports said he suffers stomach trouble, initially feared cancer. The king, who has ruled five years, is popular for his democratic style and is gravely ill in Stockholm.
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Sockholm
Sweden
Gustaf Vo
Gustaf Han
Suit Filed for Receiver at World Manufacturing Company
The Anchor Brass and Aluminum Company filed in Insolvency Court for a receiver to take charge of World Manufacturing Company at Fifth and Lin streets. Judge Warner appointed EB. F. Peters as receiver. The petition says creditors are past due and the firm cannot pay. Assets and goodwill are claimed to exceed the amount needed to pay creditors in full. Louis P. Pink represents the receivership. Harrison had been convicted in federal court last fall for mail fraud related to advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Manufacturing Company
Fifth and
Lin Streets
Anchor ‘Brass and Aluminum Company
Warner
EB. F. Peters
William P. Harrison
Harrison
Louis P. Pink
United States Circuit Court
Fire Wagon Wrecks In Ditch At Adyston Fire
Hose Wagon No. 50 from Saylor Park wrecked when a horse lost a shoe and fell on a country road while racing to Adyston. Firemen jumped clear and escaped injury as the one story frame house they tried to reach burned completely, with most contents saved.
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Saylor Park
Addyston
Weather Bureau plans new station at Pt Pleasant W Va
At the request of the Chamber of Commerce the Weather Bureau will study establishing a four station network in the Cincinnati district. Mr Devereaux will investigate conditions at Pt Pleasant during his early river trip after the local chamber sought assistance from Cincinnati officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
Weather Bureau
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Pt. Pleasant Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Devereaux
Wife Refuses Frankfurter Diet, Divorce Suit Dismissed
In Incol v Inc court Judge Warner dismissed May Dolls divorce petition against William Doll after testimony of quarrels over food and infidelity accusations. Doll employed by his mother at Fourteenth and Vine. couple married April 1907 have one child. Alimony set at five dollars weekly.
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William Doll
May Doll
Doll
Fourteenth and Vine Streets
Warner
Westwood Avenue
Lyking
Mrs. Doll
O'Donnell
Mr. Doll
Brown Trial Remains Delayed Over Bond Reduction Bid
The Brown case for embezzlement involving Carlotta Thompson Brown and Henry A Scown was continued before Judge Cushing. Mrs Brown sought bond reduction from 15000 to 10000 with Poppe and Louis Bonding as sureties, but issues over security halted proceedings and the trial was postponed due to counsel's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poppe
A &. Louis Bonding Company
Brown
Fred Schroth
Cogan
Klein Complains 10 Mayor About Policereatment
Lawyer Nicholas Klein writes to Mayor Hunt alleging an insult by Lt Keidel in open court and questions police handling of picketing. He says the working class faces unfair police treatment and seeks mayoral action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klein
Keidel
Police
Miller Honored by Former Students Before Move to Watesh University
Ten former students of George Morey Miller, English instructor at the University of Cincinnati, banqueted him at the Hite Metropole. He will become Dean of the School of English at Watesh University. Attendees included Professors Van Wye and Morton Dimmick and several Cincinnati residents. A vacancy at the University will be filled by Clarence D. Stevens of Cornette, Mt. Vernon, Iowa.
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George Morey Miller
University of Cincinnati
Hite Metropole
Miller
Watesh University
van Wye
The
University
Cincinnati
Ralph Dimmick
Middletown
Sidney Kuswer
Dayton
Edward Piueger
Covington
Robert S Marx
John D. Ellis
Wilson H. Rucker
Howard L. Bevis
James Donald
Clarence D.stevens
Cornette
Mt. Vernon
Iowa
Davis Confession Puts Pressure on Ryan and Union Officers
In Tidianapollo Indiana Det what use will he make of George E. Davis confession hinges on Frank M. Ryan and other officers of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers now on appeal in Federal courts. Walter Drew counsel for the National Erectors Association says new trials for Ryan could turn Davis revelations into the government’s strongest weapon. Davis admits he built many nonunion bridges in the East paid by union officers.
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National Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Walter Drew
National Ereators’ Association
Ryan
Davis
International Iron Workers’ Union
Political Notes on Ward Democratic Rallies and Speakers
Last night ward Democrats hosted meetings across the city. Howard Ragin Simeon Johnson John Winning Charles Sawyer Willis Burch Alfred Bettman James O Donnell Nicholas Hoban and John Morland spoke to large crowds at wards including the Twenty third Thirty Fourth and Seventh Ward venues.
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Poplar Grove
Howard Ragiin
T. J. Noctor
Eleventh Ward
John Winning
Fairview Hall
Johnson
James Clark
Fourth Ward
Howard Ragna
Simeon Johnson
Maetent
John Rogers
Thomas Magavin
Johanian
Marers Ketone
Seventh Ward
Alfred ‘Bettman
James O'Donnell
Nicholas Hoban
John Morland
Plans For Mothers Classes At Multiple Schools
Supervisor and Miss Conway coordinate day classes for mothers at Avondale Chase Oakdale Mt Adame and Winton Place schools. Courses cover sewing embroidery and domestic arts to aid home education and craft skills. Local residents urged to enroll. college prep aims discussed in Walon City report.
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Condon
Mies
Mirich
Misk
Mathys
M. Conway
Avondale
Chase
Oakdey
Adame Edidny
Winton Place
Schowls
Miglineby
Einbrwidery
Mother
Lego
Diany” Aupervisor
Mine Conway
Junior Republic Meeting Open to All Attendees
A local Junior Republic event will be open to everyone. The program includes speeches and a morning session at Avondale followed by a noon reception at the Business Men's club with attendees invited from the Women’s Club and general guests welcome at the open house.
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Sith
Heorge
Stowe
Manchen Meacham
Meacham
Avondale
Business Men's Club
Dirijor
Oke
Walnut Fiiles
Witl Alen
Indiana Day at Municipal Exhibit Opens with City Leaders
Indiana Day at the Municipal Exhibit will feature participation from numerous Indiana cities. Mayor Shank of Indianapolis will address attendees, and the potato seller mayor will speak at the evening event.
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Indiana
Hibit
Shank
Indianapolis
Two Women Seek 10000 for Slander in Court
Mrs Bessie Castle and Mrs Georgia Wall sue Abe Berwanger meat dealer on West Court Street for 5000 each claiming slander in October alleging remarks harming their chastity. Attorneys RhoA Mack Dicker Cowquill represent the plaintiffs. Twelfth Ward Democrats met last night at the Jefferson Club with Vincent Beckman speaking. Fifth Ward Democrats heard Edward Dixon.
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Abe Berwancer
West Court Street
Bessie Castle
Georgia Wall
Berwanger
Rhoa Mack
Dicker
SW -Cowquill
Twelfth Ward
Jefferson
Vincent Beckman
Legend of the banana across continents and beliefs
The article surveys banana origins from India to the Americas, noting diverse theories of spread from Spain to San Domingo and possible pre Columbian cultivation by Incas and Aztecs. It highlights myths linking bananas to the Adam and Eve story and mentions linguistic traces of plant names across American languages.
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East
National Geographic Magazine
India
Hirmalayas
New World
Asia
Africa
America
Spain
San Domingo
Junior Civic League to Meet Tonight in Newport
The Junior Civic League of Park Avenue School Newport will meet tonight at the school hall. After a business session the league will discuss fire prevention and prizes will be awarded to members who raised the best gardens last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Civic League
Junior Civic League of
Park Avenue School
Newport
Tos
Progressive Party League to Meet in Hamilton County
The first meeting of the Progressive Party League of Hamilton County will be held Friday October 10 at 8 p.m. in the Grand Hotel. The winter program and questions about league participation in the fall municipal campaign will be discussed along with several other subjects.
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Progressive Party League
Party League of
Hamilton County
League
Bicycle Theft Report Near Mitchoell Furniture
Martin Novak of 2118 Freeman Avenue reported a bicycle stolen from in front of the Resbert Mitchoell Furniture Company at Second and Four D Streets yesterday. The loss details and timing are under investigation by local police.
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Martin Novak
Freeman Avenue
Resbert Mitchoell Furniture Company
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