Bargain Dress Goods and Underwear Sale Opens at 8 AM
A large sale of new Dress Goods and Domestic Underwear opens tomorrow morning. Items include check and striped fabrics 29c to 79c, 56 to 60 inch Panama, Mohair and Crêpe fabrics, Petticoats, Crepe Negligees and Dressings at deep discounts. Purchases come from the ArlINGTON Mills auction sale through ALMS & DOEPKE, with many patterns for the coming season. Sale starts at 8:00 A.M.
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Cincinnati
Alms & Doepke
Arlington Mills
Lawrence
Mass
Collision injures two on city streetcars at Eighth and Baymiller
A south bound Westwood car and a west bound Warsaw avenue car collided at Eighth and Baymiller streets about 3 pm. Conductor J. E. Lowman of Warsaw car was seriously injured and taken home after refusing hospital. Motorman J. W. Oyler suffered cuts and bruises. Passengers were shaken but escaped severe harm.
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Eighth
Baymiller
J E. Lowman
Warsaw Avenue
Westwood
Lowman
J. L. Payne
Baymiller Treet
City Pital
Payne
Oyler
Warsaw
Car Collision Damages Westwood Vehicle. Motorman Safe
A Westwood car sustained minor front damage in a derailment as a traction company crew moved the cars back into place. The motorman escaped injury despite danger, and traffic was halted about thirty minutes. Conductor Lowman had survived a prior accident on Warsaw Avenue months earlier that killed one and injured many.
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Westwood
Traction Company
Lowman
Warsaw Avenue
Harding Fails to Appear in Detroit Case
E C Harding insurance executive remains missing after claiming to face charges in Detroit. He reportedly left on a Wabash train Friday noon with Cincinnati as a suspected destination. Special Agent Patterson arrives to audit the local agency and cancels Harding’s commission. Leonard Harding handles most business.
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E. C. Harding
Detroit
Cincinnati
Fred Patterson
United Surety Company of Maryland
Harding
Leonard
Romance by telephone links Fleischmann employee and patrolman’s daughter
Assistant Manager G Ruckstuhl of the Fleischman Company wed Miss Stella Lynch, a telephone operator, after a courtship conducted largely by phone. The bride is the daughter of Patrolman Lynch.
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Fleischmann
G. Ruckstuhl
Fleischman Company
Stella Lynch
Ruckstuhl
Lynch
Crowned with Years, Lawyer Passes Away
Peter Walker Francis a longtime Hamilton County attorney died at his Harrison Indiana home at eighty two. Survived by widow and son Joseph G. Francis he had retired from law due to ill health. Funeral set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at his residence with ministers from Knightstown and Harrison leading services.
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Peter Walker Francis
Hamilton County
Harrison
Joseph G. Francis
Connersville
Ind
Francis
Martha A. Garside
William Briggs
Morgan
Cincinnati Law School
Anivel Figure in Two Accidents
George Peacock a prosecutor’s clerk suffered a severed artery in a forefinger and a forehead wound after a knife slipped while he cut cake and he collapsed before regaining consciousness. Alex Goldstein 14 was hospitalized after catching a knife hurled at him while watching a man attempt to catch a cat.
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George Peacock
Rulison
Mr. Peacock
Alex Goldstein
Clinton Street
Goldstein
City Hospital
Petit Larceny Charged Amid Palestine Visit
Mrs. Tillie Dietz wife of a Palestine blacksmith was arrested by Detectives Burkholz and McQuesten after store management accused her of taking several small items from a Fifth street department store. She admitted guilt at police headquarters saying the items were for souvenirs. She stayed at the Grand Hotel during her husband’s blacksmiths convention.
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Tillie Dietz
Palestine
Tex
Burkholz and
McQuesten
Fifth Street
Dietz
Grand Hotel
Fall Cause Death Of Aged Cincinnatian
Luther Parker, aged about eighty one, died after a fall at Berea College Kentucky from stepping into a freight elevator hatchway on the third floor corridor. He was found unconscious, revived at the college hospital, but sank and died before daybreak. Funeral at Spring Grove Chapel with sons Frank and Harry and a son in St Louis. Parker had long ties to Cincinnati business and social groups.
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Luther Parker
Berea College
Parker
College Hospital
Cincinnati
Spring Grove Chapel
John F. Herget
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Horace Drake
Higgin Manufacturing Company
Boston
Cincinnati Ice Manufacturing Company
Chamber of Commerce
Scottish Rite Masonry
Shrine
Cuvier Club
Frank
Harry
St. Louis
Duplicate key thief stages home theft and missing man case
Nora Lang reports a burglar entered her vacant home and stole $85 hidden in a dresser. Police seek Taylor Myers, missing for days from 1024 West Sixth Street. Detectives return from Hamilton to charge Benjamin Lowenstein with obtaining goods by false pretense. Robert B. Curry is arrested for a trick game posing as a Cincinnati Business Investment agent in the Mercantile Library Building and soliciting $1 from multiple owners. the company denies any link.
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Nora Lang
Central Avenue
Taylor Myers
West Sixth Street
Crim and
Ruhfers
Hamilton
Benjamin Lowenstein
Robert B. Curry
West Fourth Street
Keatting and
Calnan
Cincinnati Business Investment Company
Mercantile Library
Curry
City Hall Notes Concert In Lytle Park This Evening
Councilman Michael Mullen arranges another popular concert in Lytle Park for this evening. Moving pictures will be shown and Miss Mary Dacy will sing sacred songs with Miss M Cassidy as a cee. The last concert drew a large crowd with about four Vinicanuca attendees.
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Michael Mullen
Lytle Park
Mary Dacy
M. Cassidy
Mullen
Park Superintendent Leaves for Winnipeg Will Hearing
Superintendent Rodgers was notified that legal developments in the filing of his sister’s will for probate in Winnipeg required his immediate presence. He obtained leave of absence from the Service Board to travel. In his absence engineer E H Holzhalb was placed in charge of the department.
Man Shot After Onboard Capture On Moving Train
Charles Smith, a Sixth Street resident, was shot twice in the left leg by Railroad Detective John Deitsche after a confrontation atop a moving B&O train leaving Central Depot. Smith fled to Smith Street area, was captured near a railroad bridge, then treated at City Hospital. He faces loitering charges on railroad property.
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Smith Street
Charles Smith
Sixth Street
John Deitsche
Central Depot
Smith
Deitsche
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J. E. Lowman
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Price Hill
J. W. Oyler
Wade Street
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Alms & Doepke Co
Lad
City Hall Notes
Negro
Youghiogheny
W. H. Brown
Front
Lawrence Sts
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