Vail Youth Bound Over After Grand Jury Testimony
A Williamsville court binds George Vail Jr. over to Clermont Grand Jury on first degree murder charges after witnesses describe bone fragments found on the Vail farm, including a skull section and teeth. The mother, Mrs Kate Vail, defends her son, while investigators consider further arrests in the case.
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Brown
Bennett
Vail
Squire McGuire
Clermont
Batavia
Rapp
Kate Vail
Sycamore Street
Priscilla Mitchell
Mary
George Good-By
Sheriff Rapp
Deputy Brown
Weighing Bureau Under Discussion
Grain men of the Chamber of Commerce push to abolish the weighing bureau. Large dealers own elevators and gained a per car credit before its establishment. Critics say the system demoralized trade but supporters cite global acceptance of weights. The floor debate favored retaining the bureau despite dissenters.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Board of Directors
Weighing Bureau
Auto Trucks Destroyed by Fire on City Streets
George Lyons, driver for the Street Cleaning Department, tried to unload a truck when burning rubbish ignited a blaze under it at Gest and McLean. Firefighters saved the vehicle, with repair costs estimated at a couple hundred dollars. A separate ice delivery truck caught fire from crossed wires on Liberty Street and Central Avenue, melting ice and saving the car with about $100 loss.
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George Lyons
Gest
McLean Avenue
Lyons
Maag
Liberty Street
Central Avenue
City Hall Notes and Local Proceedings
Assistant City Solicitor Geoffrey Goldsmith will take a three week vacation to trout fish near Penetanguishene Canada leaving Friday. Board of Education president J M Withrow will vacation at Hot Springs Virginia. Kirchner Construction to begin Gilbert avenue improvements August 17 per Service Board. Wharfage dispute over riverfront land as government ownership eyed by Attorney General ruling. about $1000 yearly at stake. Camp Washington Way residents petition mayor over brewery smoke hurting wash lines. sixty signatures. referral to Smoke Inspector for immediate probe.
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Geoffrey Goldsmith
Penetanguishene
Canada
Kirchner Construction Company
Gilbert Avenue
McMillan Street
Service Board
Farrell
Morrill
Eee
Camp Washington Way
Markbreit
Camp Washington
Everson
Mikado to Headline Chester Stage as Met Opera Company
The Metropolitan Opera Company at Chester Park will present Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mikado next week with the familiar cast, scenery, and costumes from Chicago. Carmen continues to draw good crowds despite poor weather, with Yum Yum to reappear Sunday night after a rest. Aida Hemmi sits out this week. A new Majestic Theater is planned for Columbus West Broad Street, with completion targeted for fall and opening in October by stock company leader James V. Howell of Cincinnati.
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Metropolitan Opera Company
Chester Park
Metropolitan Company
Chicago
Chester
Windy City
Meyers
Metropolitans
Richard Mansfield
Carmen
Sheehan
Richards
Miss Crawford
Miss Stanley
Aida Hemmi
Rima Donna
Yum-Yum
Columbus
Commercial Tribune
Majestic
West Broad Street
James V. Howell
Cincinnati
Anderson & Zeigler
Indianapolis
Howell
The Man of Mystery Dillgher to Dazzle Chester Crowd
Promoter bids for sensational feats by Dillgher the Man of Mystery in Chester next week Handcuff stunts include six pairs secured in a safe and a lake stunt where he is to be sealed in a sack and cast into water The plan draws caution from Colonel Martin who fears the lake stunt may risk life and may require X ray searchers for recovery if needed
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Chester
Diligher
South
Dillgher
Mr. Dillgher
Colonel Martin
Man of
Geniieran
Dilger to Highlight Chester Park Vaudeville Next Week
Dilger or Dillgher the Man of Mystery leads the free vaudeville at Chester Park next week with a strong bill. Regular acts include Prof. Arnold with trained leopards and jaguars Oneida the mystic Four Virginia Belles and George Yeoman. Arnold’s animals arrive and will be viewable after shows and during park stay.
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Dilger
Dillgher
Chester Park
Martin
Chester
Prof
Arnold
Oneida
Park
Colonel Martin
Arthur Fabish
Morris
Baby Show at Lagoon Features Large Infant Parade
Yesterday at Lagoon Baby Show a panel of officials including Hon. Harry Brown and Hon. John J. Craig selected judges for the prettiest infant. Today prizes will be awarded for twins triplets and red-haired babies with fourteen pairs of twins and five triplets entered. A Friday baby parade of over five hundred infants accompanies a music filled finale at the theater with prize distribution. Clarence Payne composed a ballad for the event sung by Ruth McCabe.
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Lagoon
Harry Brown
Ludlow
John J. Craig
Covington
Joe Hogan
Dan Murphy
Cincinnati
Louis Norris
Clarence Payne
Ruth McCabe
Queen City Juvenile Company
Champion Woman Bicyclist at Coney Island Exhibition
Fraviola billed as champion woman bicycle rider makes her first appearance at Coney Island on Sunday. The event features speed and endurance against two race horses, Minnehaha and Blaze o Light, with a $250 purse for the winner.
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Fraviola
Coney Island
Robertson
Minnehaha
Blaze O' Light
Box Office Opens for Sure Shot Sam at Heucks Opera House
The Heuck's Opera House box office opens at 10 this morning to sell tickets for the Sure Shot Sam engagement starting Sunday. Reservations can be made in person or by calling Canal 1507, and mail orders will be filled in order received.
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Heuck’s
Opera House
Sam
Pete Baker Delights Coney Island With Diverse Dialect Bits
Pete Baker, the German comedian and vaudeville headliner at Coney Island, delivers the strongest solo act in years. He uses ten dialects in songs and stories, with clear yodeling and clever recitations, offering a fund of entertaining material. His singing remains as sweet as years past, and his famous smile still brightens the stage.
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Pete Baker
Coney Island
Mr. Baker
Baker
Death of Roanoke Circus Clown Motz in Railroad Accident
Chief Millikin received a Roanoke police telegram last night about the death of George Motz in a railroad accident near Roanoke. Motz was a clown with the Robinson circus and was en route to join the show when killed. His wife lives at 6283 Richmond Street and Motz had been home since Sunday after a nervous attack. His widow was found and prostrated with grief upon hearing the news.
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Attorney Covers
Constable Hughes
Squire McGuire
Hughes
Vail
James T. Warren
Williamsville
Mr. Beard
Freq Steelman
Mort Smith
Wilhiamsville
Beard
Witham
Warren
Kearns
Rapp
O. P. Behymer
Kate Dumford
Litherbury Street
East End
Commercial Tribune
J A. Riggs
George
Arkansas
Dumford
New Boston
Pearl Shaffer Vail
West Fifth Street
Dayton
Miller
Millikin
Roanoke
George Motz
Richmond Street
Marantette Horses Extend Coney Island Run
Mme Marantette will stay at Coney Island for another week starting next Sunday with her trained horses. To secure the extension Mr Harris canceled several out of town engagements. Large picnic crowds are expected, making the Marantette horses the focus for thousands of visitors.
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Mme. Marantette
Coney Island
Coney
Harris
Marantette
Board splits over Bathgate Park architect plan
Members of the Board of Public Service disagree on hiring the architect for Bathgate Park. Some favor Engineer Holzhalb, newly assigned to the Park Department, with Park Superintendent aid. Engineer Kessler, backed by the Greater Park League, offers to do the work for a stated sum. No decision yet.
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Board of Public Service
Bathgate Park
Holzhalb
Kessler
Greater Park League
Harry Manss
Cincinnatian Dies Sudden at Conway Michigan
Frank Taylor aged 17 of Morris Place Tusculum died suddenly in Conway Michigan Tuesday evening after illness with quinsy. He was in his second year at Walnut Hills High School and belonged to the X E X fraternity. Funeral party to arrive in Cincinnati this morning. father Jesse Taylor has been ill and fears the news may worsen his condition.
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Frank Taylor
Morris Place
Tusculum
Jesse Taylor
Conway
Mich
Taylor
Walnut Hills High School
Lucille Taylor
Cincinnati
Princess Steamer Damaged But Repairable After Ohio River Collision
An examination of the Coney Island steamer Princess after colliding with a log on the Ohio River Tuesday night found only paddle wheel demolition. The boat will be repaired at once and is expected back in commission by Saturday at the latest.
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Coney Island
Ohio River
Picture Features of Connersville Groups in Sunday Magazine
The Commercial Tribune announces a forthcoming Sunday edition in its Illustrated Magazine. It will include photographs of two Connersville organizations and of the Modern Woodmen Camp 3182 and the Ladies Auxiliary of Washington Indiana. The magazine accompanies the Sunday paper free.
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Commercial Tribune
Illus
Connersville
Ind
Iliary
Washington
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Llden
Speidel
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Withamsville
Madison Warren
Ethel Bennett
Lewis Beard
Dewey Apple
George Vaily, Jr
Eogar Jordan
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Jordan
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Glen Este
Watt
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Cc. A. Bennett
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George Vail
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Fred Steelman
First National Bank
I. Q. Behymer
van, Sr
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Hodge
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Board of Education
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Judith L. Cooper
Walnut Hills
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Naomi Quinn
Mamie Stempfly
Corryville
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Hsther Liberman
Heuck
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Conway, Mich
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Youghiogheny
W. H. Brown
Ss. E. Cor. Front and
Lawrence Sts
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Cixcrwwart
Bell Telephone CO
Vine ST
Correspondence Educational Information Bureau
Lesan-Gould
St. Louis
Fifth Avenue
New York
Conservatory
Dramatic Department
Hart Conwa
Aaeitila
John J. Hattstaedt
Eagles
Seattle
Aerie of Eagles
Wash
Frank Dothe
Yellowstone Park Tours
Beau Campbell
American Tourist Association
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Yellowstone Park
Alaska
C. C. Mordough
Carew
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Advertising Clubs OF America
Kansas City
the Commercial Tribune
Avoca Park
New and Wonderful Series Moving Pictures
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Pa, Ry
Ohio
Frobhglich
Hiawatha
Lagoonetty Childr State
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Comedy
Prides Tae
Reichrath’s
Clark St
Colerain
Sonnenlelttner’s
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