Pastors and Women Oppose University Flag Rush
Religious leaders and community figures condemn the annual flag rush at the University. The Busan B. Anthony Club moved to communicate with University President Dabney and protest further rushes. Clergymen Father Finn Reverend Taylor and others denounce the event as brutal and poorly regulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busan B. Anthony Club
Dabney
Charles Schenk
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cincinnati
William F. Taylor
M. B. Church
Covington
Father Finn
St. Xavier's College
Finn
Reverend Taylor
Cincinnati Pastors Split Over Tango Dances
Rev. Father Garrett Burke, pastor of a leading Denver Catholic church, announced plans to hold public dances under church auspices permitting the tango and other modern dances including the maixac with ragtime music. Father Ertel, secretary to Archbishop Moeller, said Cincinnati clergy would likely not follow this example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett Burke
Denver
Father Ertel
Moeller
Cincinnati
Pather Burke
More Money Needed for Work of Y M C A
Eight thousand dollars have already been subscribed toward a goal of 27 348 for the coming Y M C A season. Mrs Emery heads the drive with a 2 000 donation. The board of directors leads the campaign as enrollment grows. New directors E H Ernst A Oy Blaner and Cecil Gamble were elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery
Met
Y. Mac. A
Association
Ernst A. Oy Blaner
Cecil Gamble
Robbery Report From Keith's Theater Dressing Room
Lillian Crowthers of 2808 Gilbert Avenue reported to the Pirot District police that a hand bag with a purse and several rings valued at over 300 dollars was taken from the ladies dressing room at Keith's theater after she set it on a dressing table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Crowthers
Gilbert Avenue
Pirot District
Keith
Pickpockets Strip Man on East Hind Street Car
Thomas M. Connelly of the Lincoln Hotel in Columbus reported a pocketbook containing 43 in cash was taken from him on an East Hind Street streetcar during the rush hours yesterday afternoon. He notified detective headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Hind
Thomas M. Connelly
Lincoln Hotel
Columbus
Connelly
Room Thief Is Busy
Thieves entered the room of G. A. Harper at 826 West Fourth Street and took a suit and watch valued at 45 dollars. Harper reported the theft to police at 3 o clock yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Harper
West Fourth Street
Harper
City Wealth 15 Clob USoID By State Board
The Ohio State Board of Health met at the Grand Motel to hear Avon Dale Clifton and St Bernard area residents claiming factory odors harm air quality. Odor sources include Ciobe Soap, Work Soap, Emery Candle, Jereack Chemical, Joplin Behmidt, Virginia Carolina Chemical, Bowker Fertilizer, and Procter and Gamble. A committee was appointed to investigate and representatives will seek Governor Cox about the Mill Creek interceptor sewer as the board proceeds independently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Board of Health
Grand Motel
Avondale
Clifton
St. Bernard
Ciobe Soap Company
Work Soap Company
Emery Candle Company
Jereack Chemical Company
Joplin-Behmidt Company
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Bowker Fertilizer Works
Procter and Gamble Company
Bandage Strike Ends Men Back At Work
The garbage wagon drivers strike ended after a conference between the Union Reduction Company and Service Director Price. An agreement reinstated one discharged union man, with the company retaining its stance on bows. A notice to Secretary Keefe from Henry Savers ordered drivers to return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Reduction Company
Price
Teamsters
Michael Keefe
Police Department
Henry Savers
Auto truck struck by car. driver injured
An auto truck owned by Kirschner Construction Company and driven by Fred Brumley of North Picksword Ohio was struck late yesterday afternoon at Alabama Street and Spring Grove Avenue by a northbound College Hill car. Brumley was thrown from the seat and suffered a severe scalp wound and several fractured ribs. he was taken to City Hospital by Auto Patrol 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirschner
Republican mass meetings and club gatherings announced
The Republican events outline a mass meeting at Lingonners hall Oakley with Judge Spiegel Walter Schoenle David Davis and Albert Hoffman as speakers chaired by Oscar Kosche. The Tri City Colored Republican Club meets at Burlew's Hall Duck Creek and Columbus roads with W P Dahoney Thomas J Howard Albert Hoffman and James H Hayes speaking. Eighth Ward Republicans meet at ward HQ Eighth and Washington streets with John Galvin George W Platt William at and Mike Mul as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lingonners Hall
Oakley
Judge Spiegel
Walter Schoenle
David Davis
Albert Hoffman
Oscar Kosche
Tri-City
Colored Republican Club
Burlew's Hall
Duck Creek
Columbus Roads
W. P. Dahoney
Thomas J. Howard
Second ‘Ward
James H. Hayes
Eighth Ward
Ward
Eighth and
Washington Streets
John Galvin
George, W. Platt
William At
Mike Mul
Sleeper Robbed in Broad Daylight at 407 New Street
Thieves entered the room of George H. Stone at 407 New Street while he slept and stole a gold watch and $1.15 in change. The theft occurred during Wednesday and Stone reported the incident to central detective head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Stone
New Street
Stone
Central Detective Headquarters
Saloon Robbery Reported on Race Street
Victor Huber saloon keeper at 1438 Race Street reported to police that on October 11 neighborhood boys pried a partition board, entered his cellar and stole wine and whisky worth 35 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Huber
Race Street
Wagon Stolen From Stable Lot in Tuesday Night Theft
M Sullivan and Son, local teaming contractors, reported to Fifth District police that a dump wagon valued at 800 disappeared from a vacant lot adjoining their stables on Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Sullivan & Son
Poplar Street
McLean Avenue
Wife's Plea Gains Husband Freedom
Leroy Paisley a chemist bound over to the grand jury for carrying a large knife and condensed weapon was released from jail by Judge Hoffman on motion of Prosecutor Pogue. He said he came to look for work after bringing the knife from Mexico where he worked for the Weatinghouse Company. A happy reunion followed with his wife and two children in Juvenile Place of Detention after his release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Paisley
Grand Jury
Hoffman
Pogue
Mexico
Weatinghouse Company
Paisley
Portsmouth
Ohio
Troutie
Mrs Brown To Be Tried Next Monday
The trial of Mrs. Carlotta Thompson Brown on embezzlement charges of 21471 from Fred Schroth pork packer and his son was set for next Monday by Judge Cushing. She and her husband Henry A. Brown faced separate trials after the Brown Brokerage Company failed last spring. Defense by Cogan Williams and Ragland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlotta Thompson Brown
Fred Schroth
Pork Packer
Cushing
Brown
Henry A. Brown
Thompson Brown Brokerage Company
Pogue
Cogan
Williams
Ragland
Hyde Park men fined in promoting delinquency case
Two Hyde Park men Abe vin Stevens piano player and W B Stratton deputy in the United States revenue were in Juvenile Court on charges of promoting the delinquency of a girl. Stevens fined $25 and costs Stratton reprimanded and the girl ordered returned to Mansfield Industrial Home after release for domestic work. Testimony described rides with the girl and another juvenile with four Hyde Park business men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Abevin Stevens
Stratton
United States Revenue of Man
Stanyd
Dickerson
Stevena
Mansfield
Republican Ward Workers Accused in False Registration Case
Jesse Smith a Black man recently arrested for false registration submits a letter to the Board of Elections claiming he was persuaded to register twice by two Republican ward workers, John Johnson and George Hays Jr. The trial before the Board of Elections was held today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Smith
Board of Elections
Honorable Board of Elections
John Johnson
John Street
George Hays, Jr
St. Jooks
Johnson and Hayes
Thefts At Woodward High School Investigated
Superintendent Condon will investigate alleged thefts at Woodward High School where lockers have been broken into and items such as an overcoat hat and shoes reportedly taken. The desk of a teacher has also been entered with repeated incidents noted by Principal Pliny Johnson who cites numbered locker keys and proposes a system change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condon
Woodward High School
Pliny Johnson
Johnson
Clothes Stolen From John Coffey’s Room
A theft report states clothing worth 16 dollars was taken from John Coffey of 1118 Race Street Wednesday. The incident was logged at detective headquarters yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Coffey
Race Street
Detective Headquarters
Mysterious man confronts Virginia Brooks at levee district
Miss Virginia Brooks encounters Ed Rose a dramatist at a shady district house of ill repute where she gathered evidence. Rose introduces himself and reveals he is E E Rose the producer seeking material for his play Little Lost Sister at the Walnut next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Brooks
Shady
Chicago
Altridet
Ed Rowe
Virginia Brooks
Ed. Rose
Rose
E. E. Rose
A Good Little Devil to Play at the Grand Next Week
Belasco presents A Good Little Devil at the Grand starting Monday night with the original cast led by William Norris and Ernest France. The English version by Austin Strong unfolds a fairy Scotland with fairies and Brownies, promising a return to childhood belief and spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Belasco
Peter Pan
J .M. Barrie
Cincinnati Theater Opera
Rosemonde Gerard
Maurice Rostand
Austin Strong
Scotland
Republic Theater
Belasco
William Norris
Ernest France
The Walnut and a Fateful Chicago Case
A fragmented notice recalls Virginia Brooks and a hazardous series of ads in a Chicago paper. It hints at a possible play born from reformist efforts and a late night search for a notorious dive keeper in the levee district, featuring a strange encounter with a man named Thastus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Brooks
Chicago
Chicago Levee
Brooke Wos
Dainty Eva Mull Opens Big Burlesque Show at the Olympic
Dainty Eva Mull and her Big Beauty Show debut at the Olympic with a two act musical satire The Littlest Leading Lady written by George Totten Smith The cast includes Anna Yale Helen Douglas Fred Russell Bobby Harrington and F T Reynolds plus a 26 woman chorus Scenery and electrical effects are described as top tier promising a premier burlesque entertainment for the season
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dainty Eva Mull
Olympic
Comedienne
George Totten Smith
Anna Yale
America
Helen Douglas
Fred Russell
Jimmie Ee
Bobby Harrington
F. T. Reynolds
Eva MuD’s
Rose Sydell Company Burlesque Attracts Wide Comment
Prepared burlesque promises a new kind of entertainment and laughs for solemn audiences. The Rose Sydell Company tours with a capable troupe including Virginia Kelsey Florence Nicoll Clara Stinson and Clark Turner. Ed win Hanford wrote a book for Mr Weber featuring the comedian's droll eccentric humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Sydell
Edwin Hanford
Mr. Weber
George Clayton Frye
Louis Thiel
Mickle McCabe
Virginia Kelsey
Florence Nicoll
Clara’ Stinson
Clark and Turner
The Rising Son at The Standard by Rose Sydell Company
Rose Sydell presents Johnnie Weber in The Rising Son at The Standard theater next week. The company displays a long talent lineup with the Rose Sydell Company featuring a parade of pretty girls and lively performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie .Weber
Louis Thiel
Rose Sydell
Standard
London Belles
Johnnie Weber
Marriage Licenses List From City August Notices
The August marriage license list includes numerous entries with names ages and addresses such as West Mc Millen street and Louise Jumpke 38 Mt. Healthy James Stevenson 21 Contiely vende and M Jane 1 Clark street H Pingerbut and Alma Gander 18 Warsaw avenue and more. Other couples feature Herma 27 Conitha avenue Thow Ww th street Frank Durham 20 Oakley place Gerdes Hotel Evert Carr 21 Crothians and Delle Henkis 38 Kekttsa Lawrence Motte 24 Carll Street and Anna Peters 26 Cumming street Henry Wessel 26 Newport Ky and Frieda Meyers 24 Calhoun street William Stand 25 Waet Sixth street and Hewuna Bechler 24 Gabri el avenue Job Blege 24 2822 Chickasaw Street Catherine A Singheff 18 254 Mohawk street Mariy FP Wilms 21 3414 Mt Vernon avenue and Ira Smith 19 3228 Madison road Frank Athon 37 761 West Fifth street and Ida Cheevers 24 761 West Pitth Thames Brown 6 Laure Ind and Hattie Erhardt 40 Princeton Hotel city William F Shaun 20 Carlisle avenue and Laura Comper 18 Cottage terrace Faeokiel Smith 245 Richmond street and Ronte Freeman 19 Lincoln avenue College HM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiteee
Alk West McMillen Street
Louise J Umpke
Mt. Healthy
James Stevenson
Contiely Vende
M. Jane
Clark Street
H. Pingerbut
Seems Avenue
Almia Gander
Warsaw Ave
M’ Herma
Conitha! Avenue
Mstila Titer
Atreet
Frank
Dyrham
Oakley
Ayel
Gerdes Hotel
I Evert Carr
Crothians
Delle Henkis
Lawrence Motte
Carll. Street
Anna Peters
Cumming Street
Henry Welsel
Newport
Frieda Meyer
West Fifth Street
Ida Cheevers
West Pitth
Thames Brown
Laure
Ind
Hattie Erhardt
Princeton
William F. Shaun
Carlisle Avenue
Laura
Comper
Cottage Terrace
Faeokiel Smith
Richmond Street
Ronte Freeman
Lincoln Avenue
College HM
To Explain Ohio's Anti-Strike Law
In response to an urgent invitation from MC Burgess president of the State Board of Trade of West Virginia Messrs Matt Glaser and Frank B Tunston heads of the Publicity Bureau of the No Strike Association left for Bluefield to attend a meeting of the body today and tomorrow They carried copies of the Ohio bill the brief of general counsel Albert A Hareman and the opinion of attorneys for authorities to consider the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MC. Burgess’ Taylor
State Board of Trade of
West Virginia
Messrs
Matt Glaser
Frank B. Tuntson
No-Strike Association
Bluefield
Quaser
Tunison
Ohio
Albert A. Hareman
Woman asks police to locate husband in Cincinnati
In a letter to the chief of police, Joseph H. Laubheimer of 616 Palomer Place Nashville requests officers locate her husband Joseph Laubheimer who left Nashville in September 1946 for Cincinnati to seek work and has not been heard from since September 24, raising fears something may have happened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Laubheimer
Palomer Place
Nashville
Tenn
Joseph Laubheimer
Cincinnati
Collector Impostor Extracts Rent From Rose De Wald
An unknown man posed as a new agent and collected $8 from Rose De Wald at a building on Fifteenth and Bremen streets on October 18. Mrs De Wald reported the incident to the police of the Third District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose de Wald
Fifteenth
Bremen Streets
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Y.M.C. A
Dennison Hotel
C. Dennert
Firth and
Main Streets
Tel. M
D. W. Sayre
Wilson
Gar
Mrs. Brown
Walnut Theater
Thastus
Kroger
Main St
Swift
Kroger’s
Gus Gildehaus
Vine Street
Canal
Avon
Meamele and Oeeraguits of
Weber
West Fifth ST
Cincinnati American
East Seventh Street
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