Mail Theft Brings Two Arrests In Piqua Case
Mail wagon drivers Harry Hance and Joseph Jones were arrested after decoy letters with marked money vanished. Inspectors from Cincinnati traced the theft to the pair, who allegedly confessed when clerks’ backs were turned. They will be arraigned before Commissioner Adler in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piqua
Harry Hance
Joseph Jones
Cincinnati
Sorenson
James
Adler
Hance
Elks Install Officers In Cincinnati Lodge Event
Cincinnati Lodge No. 5 BPOE to install new officers tonight at the Temple on Elm Street. Speeches by current and incoming officers to follow with a social session. Jed Ruler James S. Richardson Esteemed Leading Knight Richard A. Gen Esteemed Loyal Knight John Rooney Jr Esteemed Lecturing Joseph S Podesta Secretary Doyle Treasurer Jacob C Kel Tiler M A Meehan Trustee Ferbert Grand Lodge Representative Anthony B Dunlap Alternative Grand Lodge Representative William M Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Lodge
Temple
Elm Street
Jed Ruler
James S. Richardson
Richard A. Gen
John Rooney, Jr
Joseph
S. Podesta
Doyle
Jacob C. Kel
M. A. Meehan
Ferbert
Grand Lodge
Anthony B. Dunlap
William M. Shaw
Opera for Charity Presented by Mu Phi Epsilon
Mu Phi Epsilon of Metropolitan College of Music staged The Japanese Girl for Pulte Hospital at the Odeon last night. The two act play featured college members as performers before a large audience, showcasing the Alpha Chapter efforts for charity.
Praise for Cuticura Success in Foot Healing
Mrs. Margaret Primmer of Plattin Missouri recounts severe foot sores four years ago with cracking pain. A neighbor recommended Cuticura Ointment and cleanser, plus Cuticura Pills, after which her feet healed and have remained well. She endorses Cuticura for life in gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Primmer
Plattin, Mo
Cuticura Remedies For Infancy Skin Ailments
Advertised Cuticura products promise instant relief from itching burning eczema rashes and inflammations through warm baths and gentle ointment use. The complete external and internal treatment is claimed to cure various humors irritations in infants children and adults when other remedies fail.
Borrowed Ring Case Ties to Covington Woman
A land larceny warrant was issued for J. M. Charles, son of a Nashville Methodist minister, accused of stealing a $250 diamond ring from Mrs May Sextro of 712 West Sixth Street. He rented a boarding house there and borrowed the ring to impress a Covington girl, then disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Charles
Nashville
Tennessee
May Sextro
Joseph Sextro
West Sixth Street
Charles
Covington
Vanderbilt University
Boy Triggers Raid on Barber Shop For Gambling Plot
A raid on a Betts alley barber shop led to the arrest of Martin Boller for promoting a game of chance and several men for loitering in a gambling room. A fourteen year old, Alfred Hoff of Freeman avenue, was found with a half dollar and a slip of paper bearing numbers and sent by his mother to the shop to play. Hoff was turned over to Juvenile Court. other suspects faced Judge Lueders as cases were continued.
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Betts Alley
Lueders
Dehner
Seebolm
Martin Boller
Alfred Hoff
Freeman Avenue
Poller
George Nolte
Harrison’ Avenue
Julius Rufenacht
John Fisher
George Breitenback
Colerain Avenue
Hoff
Two Horses Die in Bishop Rigging Fire at Warehouse
Fire at Bishop Rigging Company offices and warehouse on West Second Street killed two horses and damaged the front office and rope stock. Officer Ingels of the Fourth District discovered the blaze and alerted firefighters. two more horses were rescued after sounds from the rear.
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Bishop Rigging Company
West Second Street
Ingels
Fourth District
Elder
Union Street
Second Time in Coffin Inspires Local Tale of Death
Mathias Kessler a pretzel baker employed by Anton Weirich died yesterday from a blood vessel burst. Thirty years ago his body was placed in a coffin for burial when he pushed the lid open. Joseph Meyung secretary of the Kers Union recalls the episode. Kessler then lived on Gest street near Harriet.
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Mathias Kessler
Anton Weirich
Bremen Street
Kessler
Joseph Meyung
Kers’ Union
Gest Street
Harriet
Funeral services for Henry P. Boyden announced
Funeral services for Henry P. Boyden a well known newspaper man and poker will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2141 Auburn Avenue. The Rev Dudley Rhodes of the Episcopal Church will officiate. Boyden a Yale graduate of 1864 and former City Auditor on the Fusion ticket with Mayor Gustav Tafel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. Boyden
Auburn Avenue
Dley Rhodes
Episcopal Chu
Yale
Gustav, Tafel
Will Order Ghafi to Remove Fence
Joseph Graft of Hopple Street fenced public street land as a pasture and faces orders to remove the fences. A Price Hill deputation urged Ring Place repairs but lawyers say the street was never city property despite long use. Mrs Webber on Pinetree Street reports her property encroaches ten feet on city ground and a light pole blocks drainage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Graft
Hopple Street
Price Hill
Service Board
Ring Place
Charles Webber
Pinetree Street
Negro Preacher Arrested on Suspicion of Passing Bad Checks
Fourth District police detained William L. Taylor a colored preacher of the True Reformers Church at 730 West Sixth Street on suspicion of passing bad checks. Two checks totaling 16 dollars were found on him upon search after a complaint described a man matching his description attempting to cash checks on West Fifth and Sixth streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth District
William L. Taylor
Taylor
True Reformers’ Church
West Sixth Street
Richmond
West Fifth and Sixth Streets
Nhegro
Studer
Rope horse falls into canal near Canal street
A horse from J. J. Cook’s stable on Canal street ran away into the canal yesterday morning. Fred Distel and two boys rescued the animal by entering a boat and roping it. Hundreds of spectators gathered to watch the rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Cook
Canal Street
Main
Fred Distel
Coroner Seeks Drums From Fatal Plant Explosion
Lee W. Greiner, manager of a liquid carbonic plant at Second street and Central avenue, testified about the drum pressures involved when William Flath was killed by an explosion last Tuesday. He said drums were filled at 1200 to 1500 pounds pressure and the exploded drum had been shipped to Chicago. the coroner ordered its return for the inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee. W. Greiner
Second Street
Central Avenue
William Flath
Cameron
Greiner
Chicago
Bishop Preaches Sermon at Lyric Theater
Bishop Daniel Little delivered a Lent service yesterday at the Lyric Theater on the Vicarship of the Holy Ghost. Manager Fennessy arranged the regular Lyric orchestra to accompany the service with pre and post selections amid child teething remedy ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Lyric Theater
the Holy Ghost
Fennessy
Lyric
Notable pieces and features in the issue
The publication highlights fiction and essays including The Balked Elopement by Charles King and Boosting a City by Beauty by John L. Cowan. It also teases What Becomes of Robbers and From Old Almanacs along with humorous bits and housewife facts.
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Gevergl
Charles King
John L. Cowan
Frank H. Sweet
Tomasso
Belle Blend
Langdon Funeral Held for Perin Langdon at Mt. Auburn
The Rev Dudley Rhodes will conduct services over the body of Perin Langdon at the family residence Vernonville. Langdon, head of Langdon Bakery a National Biscuit Co. unit, died Wednesday morning. A quartet will sing at the obsequies and many business groups will send honorary pallbearers including Voorheis Goshorn Goepper Pugh Holden Balke Shillito Wright Laws Wulsin Rowe Fleischmann and Halsey. Mrs Halsey of East Orange N J is Langdon sister in law and arrived to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Rhodes
Episcopal Church of Our Savior
Mt. Auburn
Perin Langdon
Vernonville
Langdon
Langdon Bakery
National Biscuit Company
Lemmon
Johnson
Marsh
Obseauies
A. B. Voorheis
E. C. Goshorn
Edward Goepper
A. H. Pugh
Reuben Holden
Rudolph Balke
Stewart Shillito
Clifford Wright
Harry Laws
Crausin Wulsin
W. S. Rowe
Julius Fleischmann
G. H. Halsey
East Orange
N. J
Halsey
Memorial Hall Ready after inspection by officials
County Commissioners Struble Edmond Son and Comer with Memorial Hall Trustees headed by Captain E. R. Monfort declared Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall satisfactory. They will meet with contractors today to settle a few legal points before final handover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers and Sailors’ Memorial Hall
Struble
Edmond Son
Comer
Memorial Hall
E. R. Monfort
Painter Dies After Fall From Scaffold on West Fifth Street
George Arnold a 35 year old Walton Kentucky painter fell headfirst from a scaffold hanging from the third floor of building 206-208 West Fifth street. He suffered a fractured skull and broken neck and died instantly as bystanders watched. The body was taken to the Morgue for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Fifth Street
George Arnold
Walton
Fifth Street
Collision injures pedestrian on Armory Avenue
An automobile owned by Louis Bauer struck Mrs. Hester Richter as she crossed near Clark and John streets. She was taken to Dr. Robert Ingram's office with a small lip cut and sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bauer
Armory Avenue
Hester Richter
Clark and
John Streets
Robert Ingram
Clark Street
Snow Flurries Reported After Theater Outing
Witnesses say light snow flurries fell between 11 and midnight as people left theaters. Report notes uncertainty whether government will officially acknowledge the late spring snowfall.
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Vine St
Phone Canal
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Havin
Mae Ae
George Broadhurst
Charles Frohman
William Gollier
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New York Town
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Patsy
Columbia
Beccrente
Simon Gardner Co
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Weston Listle Fowler
Jack Gardner
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