One Girl's Heart by Fay Stevenson
Bettina Browning, a small town dancer in New York, wins a vaudeville role and falls for Lionel Larmont who plans marriage after a career. Critics slam one dancer but Lionel defends her as Bettina learns the price of love over fame in a life choice.
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Bettina Browning
New York City
Larry Larmont
Hollywood
Lionel
Bettina
Lucile White
Gordon de Coverly
Tina
Cours
Lucile
iLonel
By Press Publishing Co
Confession and Caution in a Tangled Mail Robbery Case
A wife's confession links a decoded securities list to a mail robbery and a guard's murder. Stephen Graham’s identity looms as a potential threat to justice and family ties, while Lillian offers cautious aid despite her official duties. The narrator weighs actions as plans to monitor Steve unfold.
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Lillian
Allen Drake
Steve
Stephen Graham
Dicky
Allen
Ohio Inheritance Change Splits Personal Estate
Nathaniel H. Maxwell notes a new Ohio law change on intestate property. Parents now inherit one half of a deceased person’s personal property if no children or spouses exist, with brothers and sisters receiving the other half. Previously the right favored brothers and sisters first. The new rule allocates one quarter to each parent even with siblings present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Nathaniel H. Maxwell
Advises Florida clothing purchases before travel
Charles Reiners of Gidding & Co. warns that Florida faces a clothing shortage as travelers arrive. He urges buyers to stock up at home before trips, noting light-weight apparel is scarce even as land sales tempt would-be visitors. Cincinnati merchants offer lightweight knits and frocks for travelers.
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Florida
Charles Reiners
Gidding & Co., Inc
Reiners
Cincinnati
Sports Wear Staple Falls From Favor Of Fashions
A 1920s style note discusses coats and sportswear, noting knitted coats are passé since sponsors Callot and Chanel popularized new fur trimmed looks. It highlights dyed furs, tinted pelts like bois de rose, Opolinsky orange, peach and blonde fox, and mentions gazelle pony and caracal pelts as options, plus raincoat liners and tweed trends in Paris and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callot
Chanel
Paris
Thebaut
Couture
London
Eleanor Gunn Fashion Editor Seeks Clothing Help
Readers are invited to write to Eleanor Gunn, Fashion Editor of The Commercial Tribune, for clothing problems by sending a self addressed stamped envelope to the Fashion Editor. Copyright 1925 Fairchild.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Eleanor Gunn
the Commercial Tribune
Dr. Copeland
Copeland
Royal S. Copeland
Ser., Inc
Cincinnati, C
Havana editor Armando Andre Alvarado slain on street
Havana police seek two men after Armando Andre y Alvarado publisher of El Dia and former port police captain is shot to death beside his car outside his home. Chauffeur witness says attackers hidden behind a newspaper fled in an unlicensed car after firing multiple times.
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Associated Press
Havanna
Havana
Armando
Andre Y Alvarado
el Dia
Andre
Aree
Senor Andre
Big Narcotics Haul Said to Break Up Dope Ring
Federal narcotics agents and Cincinnati police broke up a West End dope ring after raiding 427 West Sixth Street. The haul included 402 morphine capsules 70 morphine cubes a morphine box and empty capsules valued up to 1000. Two of four suspects Stella Todd and John Blackwell were arraigned with bond set. investigation of the ring will continue.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Police Department
West End
West Sixth Street
Gregory
Ritter
Gorman
Mezgar
McGurn
Schwabh
Giovarmini
Wehking
Fricker
Stella Todd
John Blackwell
Harvey Street
Covington
Grégory
Blackwell
Federal’ Penitentiary
Oundsville
W. Va
Railroad Men Form Personal Evangelism Group at Pineville
The Christian Railway Men's Association, created after August 17 to 19 sessions in Pineville Kentucky attended by about 200 railroad workers from twelve states, aims to spread personal gospel messages to railroaders. Officers include W E Holder president and Arthur Thompson vice president. next meeting set for Clear Creek Springs August 26 27 28 1926.
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Christian Railway Men’s Association
Pineville
L. C. Jones
Banklick Street
Covington
Paul Montgomery
Fayette
N.C
Mr. Jones
H. A. Dipple
Davenport
Rock Island
E. F. Kelley
Montgomery
Clear Creek Springs
Jones
Atop a Pullman Sleeper Ailments and Air Issues
A reader laments crowded washrooms and smoky air aboard a Pullman car, describing a rough start to the day and urging open windows and fresh air. The column also advances medical Q and A with Dr. Royal S. Copeland answering questions on arches, growth, swollen eyes, pimples, and more.
Indian Detour Returns with Cross Continent Trip Offer
Travelers can join a three day all expense motor tour through New Mexico’s Rockies and ancient pueblos, starting from Las Vegas or Albuquerque. The Santa Fe System plans guided trips visiting Tesuque Santa Clara San Juan and Puye ruins with rail links and hotel meals provided. Private cars and couriers available for those who want extra mobility.
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New Mexico Rockies
Far West
Santa Fe System
Old
Santa Fe
Tesuque
Santa Clara
San Juan
Santa Domingo
Rio Grande
Fred Harvey
Las Vegas
Albuquerque
Puye
Gallup
Western
New Mexico
Canyon de Chelly
Rainbow Bridge
el Moro National Monument
Mesa
Verde National Park
San Juan Basin
Grand Canyon National Park
San Francisco Peaks
Flagstaff
Post Office Clerks Set Sunday Outing at Cheviot Grounds
National Federation of Post Office Clerks local lodge 164 plans annual outing at Harvest Home grounds Cheviot. A morning ball game between Third Street station and the main office, afternoon athletic events, prizes for winners and a 5 pm prize dance with Doherty's Melody Boys.
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National Federation of Postoffice Clerks
Harvest
Cheviot
Third Street
Doherty
Melody Boys
Tug Raised to Surface After Long Immersion
The towboat Salie Marmet owned by Marmet Coal Company sank in the Ohio River between Coney Island and New Richmond Ohio and has been raised and placed on the marine ways at Pt Pleasant Ohio for hull repairs An anchor lost or disposed of ripped a hole in the hull The diver noted a hole the size of a door A bulkhead kept water out while a suction pipe pumped water out and the boat rose to the surface
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Salie Marmet
Marmet Coal Company
Ohio River
Coney Island
New Richmond
Ohio
Pt. Pleasant
E. W. Buell
United States
Elks State Meeting Set for Cedar Point August 25 28
Cincinnati Elks Lodge No 125 A will represent at the twenty seventh Ohio convention at Cedar Point August 25 28. Delegation chairman William Petri and members J C Kelly John F Suffinger William OBrien and Philip Ekenroth lead eighty five lodges and over six thousand members expected. Train departure August 23 at 11 am. Activities include steamer trip to Pelee Island August 25 and a week of sessions entertainment music from fifteen lodges with a prize contest on closing day.
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Cincinnati
the Elks
Pelee Island
Boy Hurt When Horse Fell Into Hole Near Indian Hill
David Meyers a one year old boy and son of farmer Joseph Meyers living near Washington School House on Indian Hill was riding a horse dragging poles when it fell into a hole. He suffered severe cuts to ear cheek and lip and lost three teeth while being thrown against a barbed wire fence. he is reported improving.
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David Meyers
Joseph Meyers
Washington School
Indian Hill
R. C. Belt
Stolen $35 Reported From Edgecliff Point Residence
Silas B. Waters vice president of the Kentucky Power Company reported to police that $35 was stolen from the basement of his Edgecliff Point home near Francis Lane on Wednesday night.
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Silas B. Waters
Kentucky Power Company
First National Bank
Edgecliff Point
Francis Lane
Can Tong Finance Minister Assassinated Amid Bolshevist Ties
Hongkong figure Fu Chung-Hoi, minister of finance for the Canton government, was assassinated. He was identified as a Bolshevist leader within the government and closely linked to Moscow.
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Hongkong
Fu Chung- Hoi
Canton
Moscow
Fewer Marriages in Ohio and Increased Divorces
A preliminary Department of Commerce report shows Ohio had 50 346 marriages and 11 920 divorces in 1924, down from 56 081 marriages and 11 902 divorces in 1923. Hamilton County had 4 261 marriages and 1 040 divorces, while Cuyahoga County recorded 10 560 marriages and 2 480 divorces and Franklin County 3 633 marriages with 911 divorces.
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Department of Commerce
Washington, D. C
Ohio
Hamilton County
Cuyahoga County
Franklin County
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Adele Garrison
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P-M
America’s
Nunner and Ashton Co
Pearl ST
Broadwa
Fairchild
9 Fue
Armando Andre
Royal S. Copeland, M.D
Pullman Cay
R.R.R
Main St. Consolidated Boat Store
ELKS
Hole
Hudson
Furs
the & S. Pogue CO
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