Damaged Goods to Play at Grand Mon Theater
The Brieux drama Damaged Goods opens at Grand Mon next week after recent negative press. Richard Bennett and associates stage the production with strong clergy and medical endorsements, under rights by Rowland & Ditford. Cast includes Lee Averies and Albert Phillips.
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Cimeineati Chester-geers
Richard Bennett
Bis Coplerers
Fulton Theater
New York City
Drama League
Regene Brieux
France
Cader
Cader: the Title of “Lee Avaries
Brienx
Paris
Switzerland
Belgium
aGha Ies
WPM Paetr
The Walnut Theater Presents One Woman's Life
An early stage review lauds the Western drama One Woman's Life at the Walnut Theater. It highlights intense female love as the core, compares its themes to The Great Divide and Old Heidelberg, and notes originality and emotional power shaping audience appeal for a forthcoming matinee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willem Jossey
The Olympic Presents The Honey Girls Burlesque Act
The Honey Girls led by Hoghey Bernard open at the Olympic with a modern musical burlesque style. A two act piece titled Daddys showcases clever scenes and a strong cast, aiming for popular appeal and favorable advance notices from major papers.
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The
Honey Girls
Hoghey Bernard
Ad‘vance
Gayety Theater Opens With Positive Reception
The Gayety Theater opened Sunday to strong support from Cincinnati women theatergoers. The Honeymoon Girls with Phil Ott promises clean musical comedy with ample humor and no vulgarity. Manager Middleton asserts the trend toward refined entertainment and patrons praise improved barbecque access and the new venue.
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Cincinnati
Barbecque
Phil Ott
Middleton
Sansa
English Suffrage Explained by Mrs Pankhurst in Cincinnati
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst spoke at Music Hall in Cincinnati explaining English suffrage, its militant history, and the shift from window smashing to gain attention. She contrasted English and American approaches, urged unity, and urged women to vote once enfranchised. She left for Nashville after a tame, crowd-pleasing lecture.
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Mrs. Pankhurst
Music Mall
Emmeline Pankhurst
Cincinnati
Pankhurst
Lourie Southgate
Bugaind
Votes For Women League
League
England
John Bull
America
Nashville
Divorce Trial Reveals Picture Alleged Affair In Cumminsville
Mrs. Peelman testified a photo showed her husband Curtis with Martha Cathman in a front seat at Chester Park. He admitted knowing Cathman but denied eloping in 1911. Judge Warner granted a divorce and $34 weekly alimony, with custody to Mrs. Myers, sister to the plaintiff.
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Peelman
Martha Cathman
Cumminsville
Cathman
Chester Park
Nowing
Leo Trout
Trout
Freelman
Warner
J. Myers
Schweikert
M. . Lykens
Court House
Protests Filed Over Liquor Near Orphan Aylum
Superintendent Propst of the Anti-Saloon League says the old law banning liquor sales within 1,200 yards of an orphan asylum could close downtown saloons clubs and hotel bars. He filed 294 protests 110 for selling near children’s homes with most protests in Northside Mt. Auburn and near Ninth street home.
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Propst
Anti-Saloon League
Ninth Street
Northside
Mt. Auburn
Warriner Free Man After Embezzlement Sentence
Warriner, released after a four year term for embezzling 630000 from the Big Four Railroad in 1909, plans a simple life on a fruit farm near his former trial locale. Testimony linked the theft to Mrs Jeannette Ford, with most funds going to her while Warriner served as a trusted bookkeeper.
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Charlies II
Warriner
Big Four Railroad Company
Jeannette Ford
Thomas
Where to Subscribe for the American election returns
Care of Times Star Branch Covington Kentucky offers the most complete election returns through the American subscription. Readers can subscribe via the Covington Times Star branch for full results.
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Gus Shickner
Times- Star Branch
Covington, Ky
Deluxe all steel train proposed for Panama Expo trip
The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce Trade Expansion Committee considered a plan for a special all steel deluxe train with modern amenities including bath and barbershop. The train would run from Cincinnati to San Francisco via Chicago with trackage arrangements already made to Chicago. A definite arrangement is expected within weeks as other proposals were reviewed.
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Cit
Chicago
Students Strike Over Hebrew Study At Seminary
New Brunswick New Jersey October 24 1900s report notes students at the Theological Seminary of the Dutch Reformed Church led a strike against learning Hebrew claiming the subject cannot be mastered.
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New Brunswick
Nou
Fats Mqis
Women Faint In Street Car Accident
Motorman Charles Borndeik tried to throw on the controller at Seventh and Elm streets when the current short circuited and lit up the car. Conductor Elmer Goodnosigh pulled down the trolleys as two women passengers fainted and Fire Company extinguished the flames.
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Charles Borndeik
Colerain Avenue
Seventh and Elm Streets
Borndeik
Adn
Elmer Goodnosigh
Fire Co. No
Mackay Back in America Sues Wife
Clarence H. Mackay filed suit against his wife Katharine Duer Mackay in New York, serving papers at the Plaza Hotel on Saturday as he returned from Europe aboard the Imperator with two children after a July departure.
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New York
Clarence H. Mackay
Katherine Duer Mackay
Hotel Plaza
Brakeman James Hicks Dies After Falling Between Cars
James Hicks, a 45 year old brakeman, fell between moving cars of a Big Four train last night at Pear Street and Central Avenue. He died this morning at Seton Hospital Patrol 4 after being removed there.
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James Hicks
Pear Street
Central Avenue
Seton Hospital
Schick, Unbossed Candidate, Runs For Judgeship
William J. Schick born May 15 1882 in Cincinnati Ohio, educated in city schools, taught in German and manual departments, admitted to practice in 1906, active civic worker and founder and secretary of the West End Improvement Association. He runs as a nonpartisan candidate for the Municipal Court two year term created to relieve parts of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Schick
Cincinnati
West End
Local Men Join National Order in Ohio Tour
Cox case lingers in court as Prosecutor Pogue seeks bill of exceptions to take case to the Supreme Court. Harry Coles, field secretary of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, reports success in securing Cincinnati and southern Ohio members for the national organization.
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United
Su- States Chamber of Compreme Court
Harry ©.Coles
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Ohio
Zanesville
Athens
Jackson
Trenton
Gallipolis
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Colee
Pogue
Carl Jacobs
Caldwell
Supreme Court
Cox
Ith
Covington Couple Granted Marriage Licenses
Covington officials grant licenses to Frank Kremer 29 and Julie Knockelman 20 both of Covington. The ceremony now awaits scheduling as records confirm their eligibility and residence in Covington.
Harness Stolen From Oakley Stable
Bugby harness valued at twenty dollars was stolen from the stable of Edward Mintz at 1923 Thirtieth Street Oakley yesterday.
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Edward Mintz
Thirtieth Street
Oakley
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