Cincinnati Plans Panama Canal Opening Celebration
Cincinnati to celebrate the canal opening with a citywide demonstration. The event centers on removing the Gamboa dyke to join Atlantic and Pacific routes and will be marked by a five minute whistle, bells, and school songs led by public institutions. The Fram expedition ship is to pass first through the canal.
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Cincinnati
Panama Canal
Cincininati
Chamber of Commerce
Gamboa
Pacific
War Department
Washington
Cherchés
Echovie
Traction Company
Wire Department
Ito
Metormena
Hombe
Newport
Nanaen
Atlantic
Canal
Draper to Speak on Traffic Conditions in Europe
Walter Draper of the Chamber of Commerce will address the Business Men's Club on Transportation in Europe. He will review traffic conditions from his European tour and share insights. Also on the agenda are a traffic report by Guy M. Freer and a review of the Interstate Commerce Commission meeting on a uniform fading bill plus the Package Car Efficiency Committee report.
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Walter Draper
The
of Commerce
Europe
Chamber of Commerce Business Men's Club
Draper
Guy M. Freer
Trafic Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cincinnati Chamber Receives Paris Brazil Trade Bulletin
M Bugere the French consul presented the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce with an oral bulletin from Paris and Bra zil outlining trade conditions between the United States and Brazil. It notes potential for a strong American commercial push in the Braganza region and mentions efforts to defeat a tariff amendment.
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M. Bugere
Pociey
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Paris
Braai
Xing
United States
Brazil
Bragtlihn Republic
of York
Aspecian Sa
Ithe Chamber of Commerce
Suthyro
Professor Praises Municipal Exhibit At Local Show
Professor E F Colburn head of the politics department at the Miami school praised a municipal exhibit. He told Mayor Aunt that his class would visit the Mu altixhibit Saturday and said the exhibit showcases some of the city government’s best tests.
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E. F. Colburn
Depart of Politics
Miami Weal
Aunt Yesy
Colburn
Porter Found Dead in Boarding House Front Yard
Residents at Mrs. Shackelford’s boarding house on Grant and Kim streets discovered porter Thomas Donovan dead in the front yard. Coroner Foertmeyer ruled natural causes as the cause of death.
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Yester
Grief Stricken Woman Dies Quietly at Home
Mrs Botto aged 67 died suddenly while seated in a chair at her home 25 West Canal Street. Her brother John Shonshe led told the coroner the family has been under strain after her husband’s death several days ago.
Boy Fails to Return with Cloak Money in Walnut Hills
Oscar from the Paris Cloak and Suit Company was sent to deliver a cloak and collect $16 in Walnut Hills yesterday morning. He completed the delivery but did not return with the money, and police are now investigating.
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Oscar, Langdon
Clark ‘Street
Paris Cloak and Suit Company
Walnut Hills
Oscar
King Gustaf V Illness Alarms Swedish People
Public prayers were offered for King Gustaf V as fear grew for his life amid stomach trouble initially feared to be cancer. The king has reigned five years and is well liked for his democratic manner.
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Sockholm
Sweden
Gustaf V
Gustaf
UIT Filed for Receiver for Big Firm
The World Manufacturing Company a maker of electric and potential specialties at Fifth and Kim streets faced a receiver suit filed by Anheher Brass and Aluminum Company a creditor in the Insolvency Court. Judge Warner named E F Peters receiver.
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UIT
World Manufacturing Company
Fifth and
Kim Streets
Anehher Brass
Aluminum Company
Warner
E. F. Peters
William P. Harrison
Harrison
Fire Wagon Wrecks In Ditch As Firefighters Escape
Hose Wagon No. 60 from Saylor Park ran into a ditch while answering a call to Adyston. The team horse lost a shoe and fell, dragging its mate. Firemen jumped to safety with no injuries as the one story frame house burned completely, though most contents were saved.
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Saylor Park
Addyston
Weather Bureau station planned at Point Pleasant
At the request of the Chamber of Commerce the Weather Bureau plans to study establishing a Weather Bureau station at Point Pleasant West Virginia. The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce will assist and Mr Devereaux will investigate conditions on an early river trip.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
Weather Bureau
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Pt. Pleasant Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati Chair of Commerce
Wife Won't Eat Frankfurters Sues for Divorce
May Doll sues William Doll in an insolvency court dispute claiming cruelty drunkenness and failure to provide. He testified she refused sausage and rye bread and left with their child to her father's home. judge dismissed the petition and ordered $5 weekly alimony.
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William Doll
May Doll
Doll
Fourteenth and
Vine Streets
Warner
Westwood Avenues
Lykinge
Brown Trial 1 Continued No Bond Yet
In a case against Carlotta Thompson Brown and Henry A. Brown of the Thompson- Brown Brokerage Company on embezzlement charges, Mrs. Brown sought bond reduction from 15000 to 10000 with former police Lt Poppe and a St Louis bonding firm named as sureties. The hearing paused as counsel was away, and the trial date was postponed.
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Carlotta Thompson Brown
Henry A. Brown
Thompson- Brown Brokerage Company
Cushing
Brown
Poppe
St. Louis
Fred Schroth
Klein complaints to mayor about police conduct
Lawyer Nicholas Klein writes to Mayor Hunt accusing Lt. Keidel of insulting him in open court. He questions police handling of picketing and says the working class has not received fair treatment.
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Klein
Hunt
Nicholas Klein
Lieutenant Keidel
Police
Miller Banqueted by Former Students
Ten former students of George Morey Miller, English instructor at the University of Cincinnati, banqueted at the Metropole. Miller will depart for Wabash University to serve as Dean of the School of English. Attendees included Van Wye, Dimmick, Kuswer, Pflueger, Marx, Elis, Rucker, Bevis, and O'Donald of Cincinnati. Stevens of Cornell College will fill the university vacancy.
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Morey Miller
Unty of Cincinnati
H@el Metropole
Miller
Wabash University
Professor van Wye
University of Cincinnati
Ralph Dimmick
Middletown
Sidney Kuswer
Dayton
Edward Pflueger
Covington
Robert 8. Marx
John D. Elis
Wilson H. Rucker
Howard L. Bevis
James O'Donald
Cimcinnati
University
Clarence D. Stevens
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Town
Confession of George E. Davis ties to iron workers case
Indianapolis, October. The confession of George E. Davis an iron worker and dynamiter is seen as potentially pivotal depending on the outcome of the Frank M. Ryan case and other officers of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers now on appeal in Federal courts. Davis claimed he blew up many northern bridges in the east and was paid by officers of the union.
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Indianapolis
Ind
George E. Davis
Anhlén- Iron
Frank M
Walter Drew
National
Eretors’Association
Ryan
Davis
International Iron Wrkers’ Pinion
Ward Democratic meetings draw large crowds across city
Twenty third Ward heard Howard Raglin and T J Noctor address voters at Poplar Grove Fairview Hall and Johnson Building. Eleventh Ward had John Winning speak at Fairview Hall while Fourth Ward rally featured Raglin and Simeon Johnson. Second Ward gathering at Norwood Inn hosted Charles Sawyer and Wallis Burch. First Ward at ALR Hall included Rogers Magnetn Hoffman Kellogg. Seventh Ward rally was well attended with Alfred Bettman James Donnell Nicholas Hoban and John Morland speaking.
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Fifth Ward
Johnson Building
James Clark
Fourth Ward
Evry
Howard, Raglin
Simeon Johnson
Norwood Inn
Charles Sawyer
Wallis Burch
Seventh Ward
Alfred Bettman
James Donnell
Nicholas Hoban
John Morland
Banana lore and origins across continents emerge in text
The article notes a National Geographic view on bananas as a symbol of good and evil in legend, traces origins to India and Asia, and questions the New World introduction. It cites early cultivation in Peru and Central America, with local names for the plantain suggesting pre-Columbian use and broad distribution across meridional America.
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East
National Geographic’ Magazine
India
Himalayas
New World
Asia
Africa
America
Spain
San Domingo
Schools for Mothers Are Being Planned
School Superintendent Condon with Miss Charlotte Ulrich and Mink Butty M Conway plans an extensive industrial education system for mothers. The program anticipates day classes at Avondale Chave Oakley Mi Adame colony and Winton Piece schools with embroidery and other crafts. If twenty or more women enroll they will be taught day or night classes, including plans for colored remedies at the Douglas school in Woaling.
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Condon
Charlotte
Ulrich
Mink Butty
M. Conway
Wemer
Avondale
Chave
Oakley
Adame
Winton
Mise Cilrich
Douglas School
Woaling
Billy
Cole
Beeties
Junior Republic Meeting Open to Everyone
A telegram details an open Junior Republic meeting with speeches by George Meacham and others. Attendees will tour Meacham home in Avondale, then return to the Business Men's club for a noon reception and an after event at 23.30, with open house for non members and a civic minded women’s attendance invitation.
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George
Stowe
Standish Meacham
Meacham
Avondale
Business Men's Club
Ta Foonder
Oak Street
Walnut
Indiana Day at Municipal Exhibit
Todiana will hold a sway at the Municipal Exhibit with attendance from various Indiana cities. Mayor Shank of Indianapolis will be among them and speak at the mass meeting in the evening, as the event showcases state communities.
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Enany
Shank
Indianapolis
Two Women Demand $10,000 for Slander
Two women seek five thousand dollars each from Abe Herwanser a meat dealer on West Court Street for alleged slander. The complainants Mrs Bessie Castle and Mrs Georgia Wall allege he charged them with lacking chastity in public. Attorneys A O Pickey Shark F Valentini represent the plaintiffs.
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Abe Herwanser
West Court Street
Bessie Castle
Georgia Wall
Twelfth Ward Democrats Meet and Address Issues
The Twelfth Ward Democrats met last night to hear remarks from Vincent Benkman and Edward W. Watson as part of their ward gathering.
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Jafferson
Vincent Benkman
Edward Wmtson
Junior Civic League Meeting Planned at Pari Avenue Newport
The Junior Civic League at Pari Avenue school Newport will meet tonight in the school hall. After the business session, members will discuss fire protection and prizes will be awarded for the best gardens raised during the summer.
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Junior Civic League
Pari Avenue School
Newport
Progressive Party League Set for October Meeting
The Progressh Party League of Hamilton County will hold its first meeting Friday, October 16, at the Grand Hotel. Aimed topics include the winter program and whether the league will participate in the municipal primary this fall, along with several other subjects.
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Progressh Party League of
Hamilton County
At & Poh
Stolen bicycle reported in city area
Martin Novak of 2118 Freeman reported a bicycle missing yesterday from in front of Robert Micet Furniture Company at Second and Ja streets. Police noted the item as belonging to him and ongoing investigation followed.
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Martin Novak
Freeman
Robert
Orpany
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