Natives Now in Majority on Philippine Commission
President Wilson and Secretary Garrison appoint five natives to lead the Philippine Commission. Rafael Palma remains, while Victorino Mapa Jaime C. de Veyra Vicente Tustre Vicente Singson join to form a native majority. The five are named as prominent educated islanders advancing self rule.
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Washington
Wilson
Garrison
Philippine Commisai Rh
Rafael Palma
Commission of Mine
War Department
Senate
Victorino Mapa
Bern Tn
Caliyo
Capiz
Panay
Aoila
Halilo
Supreme Court
Philippine Islands
Jaime C. de Veyra
Leyte
Manila
Cebna
Philippine Assembly
Nacion
New Painless Dentistry System Promises Pain Free Work
Dr Poole introduces a painless method using Nitrous Oxide and Oxygen to fill crown or repair teeth without pain. Patients claim relief while in the chair and the ad stresses that tooth care aids digestion and health. Free examination offered with no obligation at Fifth and Central Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poole
Bowdle Lectures Hughes High Students on Latin America
Congressman Stanley Bowdle delivered a stereopticon lecture at Hughes High School. He highlighted Latin American size and population, noting Brazil and Mexico’s scales versus the United States, and discussed Mexican schooling methods and climate, based on his observations during illness in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan -American Union
Washington
Hughes High School
Stanley Bowdle
Dr. Yanes
United States
Brasil
Mexico
Onio
Brazil
Protests Filed Against Forty Saloonkeepers
Protests were filed yesterday with the County Liquor License Commission by District Superintendent Propst of the Anti Saloon League. Names and business locations are withheld but are said to be downtown and suburban. Accusations include Sunday closing law violations, midnight law violations, selling to minors, and harboring women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Propst
Speer Appointed Deputy Commissioner of Internal Revenue
L. F. Speer of Bangor Pa was named deputy commissioner of internal revenue under the new tariff law to oversee income tax collection. He has served in Washington for 22 years and four years ago led corporation tax collections after the Payne tariff act took effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinicente Tustre
Batangas
Manila
Vicente Singson
Vigan
Hocos Sur
Lugon
Washington
L. F. Speer
Bangor
Internal Revenue
Advertising Men to Aid Campaign for Cincinnati Products
Advertising managers from Cincinnati newspapers met at the Business Men’s Club to discuss a permanent advertising campaign for Cincinnati industries and products. Progress was made toward a definite campaign with weekly Friday meetings at the Chamber of Commerce to advance this important business initiative.
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Chamber of Commetes
Husiness Men’ S Club
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club to Aid 74th Chamber Celebration
Rotary Club members will attend the Chamber of Commerce seventy fourth anniversary event on October 22. They will assemble at the Sinton F hotel and march to the Chamber to greet guests with the first batch of glad hands at the start of the festivities.
Husband Seeks Return of Wife in Cincinnati Case
Hi ram Moran of Waynesville Ohio asks Detective Hueftlein to locate his wife Emma 28 who left with a young man named James Scott this week in Cincinnati Moran says he received a letter from Emma stating she will never return and he pleads for officers help in finding her so they can talk and she will come back.
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Hueftlein
Hiram Moran
Waynesville
Ohio
Cincinnati
James Scott
Moren
Emma
Coroner Names Two Suspects In Brick-Driven Death
Coroner Foertmeyer ruled a fatal blow on the head of Richard Brown found on the steps of 213 East Seventh Street. The weapon a brick, held by either John Ireland or Joseph Graney, with both men now in police custody.
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Richard Brown
East Seventh Street
John Ireland
Joseph Graney
Foertmeyer
Opening Odeon Concert Starts Music Series
The College of Music presents the opening Odeon concert October 28 featuring Frederick J. Hoffmann piano and Johannes Miersch violin. Hoffmann and Miersch rehearse for a varied program of sonatas by Beethoven Strauss and Grasse, with Grasse a young New York blind violinist receiving attention for his C major sonata. Hoffmann, a College of Music alumnus and faculty member, studied with Leschetizky and leads the Musicians' Club. Miersch trained in Dresden Munich Paris and has toured widely.
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College of Music
Beethoven
Strauss
Grasse
Edwin Grasse
New York
Messrs. Hoffmann and Miersch
Frederick J. Hoffmann
Leschetizky
Albino Gorno
Hoffmann
Musicians’ Club
Johannes Miersch
Royal Conservatory of
Dresden
Rappoldi
Wuellner
Jiemoving
Munich
Abel and
Rheinperger
Royal Academy
King of
Saxony
Paris
Massart
Wieniaweki
Prince Ue Pe
John O'Brien Dies After Wagon Collision and Alcoholism
John O'Brien aged 41 of the White Bottle lodging house died at City Hospital from acute alcoholism worsened by a fractured right leg. He was struck and run over by a Globe Soap Company wagon at 826 West Pearl Street last Monday.
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John O’brien
White Bottle Lodging House
Th’ City Hospital
O’brien
Globe Soap Company
West Pearl Street
Donations for YMCA Fund Reach Over Ten Thousand
The YMCA fund drive reports over $10,000 subscribed for current expenses. On the campaign's fourth day yesterday about $1,000 was donated by citizens. Major gifts include Mrs. Emery $2,000 J N Gamble $2,500 and D B Meacham $1,000. About sixty five subscriptions pushed the total higher.
Greece Receives Court Violinist Title for Artist
Greece awarded a court violinist title to the artist who served the nation and performed widely including recitals at the White House. He was a favorite of ex President Roosevelt admired for his brilliance, tone purity, and faultless style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
White House
Roosevelt
Herr Miersch
Coroner Probes Death of 5 Year Old Boy
Coroner Foertmeyer questioned several ice wagon drivers and others in the Marshall and Massachusetts avenue area about the death of Joseph Mershauser, age five, run over last Tuesday. They said they knew nothing. A boy named Frank Mason, reportedly with the child before the incident, is set to testify today.
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Marshall and
Massachusettes Avenues
Joseph Mershauser
Foertmeyer
Frank Mason
Permanent Union. Knickéh The Atlantic and Pacific are wedded
Becker Any neither of them can possibly go to Reno.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Becker
Reno
Conference Closes Ohio Health Board Meeting at Grand Hotel
The annual Ohio Health Board conference closed at the Grand Hotel. William C. Groeninger of Columbia led a discussion on Modern Plumbing and Health Officer. Dr BE R Hayhurst said 260000 US deaths yearly are preventable. Dr R F McCampbell warned of a forthcoming bill to boost board efficiency. He criticized underreporting of contagion in small communities.
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Ohio Health Board
Grand Hotel
William C. Groeninger
Columbia
BE. R. Hayhurst
Bureau of Occupational Diseases
United States
Ohio
R. F. McCampbell
State Board of Health
Trunk Makers to Convene in Cincinnati
The National Trunk Manufacturers hold their annual convention in Cincinnati on November 12 and 18 with 60 leading U S trunk makers attending. The sessions will run mornings both days, with general entertainment the rest of the time. Stanley Klein of Mendel Drucker Co is secretary treasurer and preparing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Cincinnati
National Trunk Manufacturers
Stanley Klein
The
Mendel-Drucker Company
Bader Set to Assume Auditor Role Monday
Former State Senator Ford Bader won the county auditor post and filed a $5,000 bond approved by the County Commissioners. He will take the oath of office Monday with deputies, starting a two year term at $6,000 annually. Chief deputy is George Schott. Robert B. Edmondson is retiring.
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Ford Bader
Bader
George Schott
Robert B. Edmondson
Traffic Men To Meet at Munro Hotel
The Merchants and Manufacturer Agency traffic committee will meet at the Munro Hotel Tuesday at noon. Prominent railroad officials are expected to attend to discuss general improvements to current traffic conditions.
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The
Merchants and Manufacturer Agency
Munro Hotel
Marriage Licenses Listed For Local Couples
The notice lists several marriage licenses issued to local residents. Names include John C. Weet and Grace Pate, August P. Schaeffer and Catherine Klosterman, Frank B. pam and Helen B. Carson, Michael G. Keheld and Mary Peldheus, with ages and street addresses provided for each couple. The records appear from a city notice column.
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John C. Weet
Also Mentioned on This Page
Philippine Commission
Island
University of Santo Tomas
Progresista Party
First Philippine Assembly
Cavite
Method
Bowdle
Hughes H. S
Mn Bowdle
Anti-Saloon League
Union Label Office
Ben Franklin
East Third Street
Inquire Business Office
East Seventh ST
Rotary Club
Spear
House of Big Things
Broad
Ices
Colonial Mirror
Spear’s
Odeon
Frederick J. Hoffrhann
Silkroom
Brice
GLOBE
Goodwill Foundry
Foendry
T & Co
Cole
Spear's
Abd
Y. M. C. A. Fund
Citizens
Munro
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