Two Fires at St Leger Flat Building in Walnut Hills
Police and State Fire Marshal inspectors trace two separate fires at the St Leger flat in Walnut Hills. First fire at 8 30 am, second two hours later. Fire starts in storerooms on top floor with burnt mattresses found. Negress seen on upper floor noted but considered unlikely to be decisive. belief theory points to arson.
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St. Leger
Hewitt and
Woodburn Avenues
Walnut Hills
State Fire Marshal's Office
Shearer
Marsha
William Holliday
Zenner to present deductions on defective children care
Cincinnati teachers await the Teachers Institute opening to hear Dr Phillip Zenner compare his investigations with principals on caring for retarded and defective children. The Principals Association studied the matter last year while Zenner gathered material for his deductions. Miss Brownlee of Washington also lectures on morality and character in children. About 1100 teachers will attend each session.
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Cincinnati
Teachers’ Institute
Phillip Zenner
Principals’ Association
Zenner
Miss Brownlee
Washington
Pioneers to Celebrate at Whitewater Park Reunion
The Miami and Whitewater Valley Pioneer Association plans its annual reunion on Saturday September 12 at Whitewater Park near Harrison Ohio. Led by Josiah Gwaliny the 80 year old president prominent speakers include Mayor Markbreit Judge Swing and Judge Malsberry with music from Smitties hand and an elocutionist. A gold headed cane will be awarded to the oldest man member and gold spectacles to the oldest woman. A prize list for agricultural products will be announced and a local baseball game is set.
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Miami and Whitewater Valley Pioneer Association W
Whitewater Park
Harrison
Markbreit
Peter Swing
Charles Malsberry
Charles Reemelin
Harry L. Cooper
Smittie
Josiah Gwaliny
Mayor Names Dr Ziegler To National Playground Meet
Dr Carl Ziegler supervisor of physical training for public schools will attend the National Playground Association annual meeting in New York on September 8 as representative of the city. He will visit and inspect school physical training departments in Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia during the trip.
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Carl Ziegler
National Playground Association
New York
Ziegler
Mayo Markbreit
Commercial Tribune
Last Mongy
Bie
Washington
Baltimore
Philadephia
Forgetfulness no excuse for gaugers and storekeepers in revenue
The Internal Revenue Department in Washington held forgetfulness or negligence not acceptable excuses for gaugers and storekeepers failing to do duties. A Kentucky gauger failed to lock a door and a distillery cistern was left unlocked, allowing whisky theft. the department ruled the accident defense invalid.
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Internal Revenue Department
Washington
Revenue Service
stan _nenally
Public Schools Open in a Week Amid Modern Upgrades
The city prepares for a September return with 1,070 teachers and 33,000 plus students. Sixteen teachers retire or resign for age or marriage as 16 new facilities and upgrades arrive, including the First Intermediate School costing 240000, new heating, ventilation, gymnasiums, and expanded programs in industrial and domestic arts.
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Dyer
Hamilton County Institute
Horsley
North Fairmount
Webster and Whittier
Methodist Episcopal Conference Set for Greenfield
The Cincinnati District of the Methodist Episcopal Church will hold its annual conference in Greenfield Ohio on September 2 with Bishop Moore presiding. Cincinnati pastors expect moves, including Leonard likely replacing Young at Walnut Hills and Young transferring to Snyder Memorial Jacksonville Florida. C W Sullivan of Price Hill weighs a $600 pay raise as his church hopes for return to Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Greenfield
Moore
Walnut Hills, Methodist Church
Leonard
Jesse Bowman Young
Snyder Memorial Church
Jacksonville
Fla
C. W. Sullivan
Price Hill
Dividend Notice for John Shillito Company
The John Shillito Company of Cincinnati declares a quarterly dividend of 1.25 percent on its preferred stock to stockholders of record as of September 19 1908. Transfer books close at 3 40 p.m. September 19 and reopen at 9 a.m. September 21 1903. Dividend checks will be mailed. Treasurer Hopple signs.
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Hopple
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John Shillite Company Incinnati
Youghiogheny
Chamber of Commerce
Antere
Queen City Coal Co
Ceerine J. & C. Fischer
W. G. Woodmansee Piano CO
West Fourth Street
Bismarck Cafe Mercantile Library
Walnut ST
Finest Ladies
Metropolitan Service
Cincinnati Division
Frank E. McMillan
Mr. McMillan
Gibson House
Columbia
Pickering House
Auger
Price
Landers, Frary & Clark
Landers, Frary & Clark Celluloia
Peterman's
Discovery Liquid
Peterman
Peterman’s Roach Food
NGS
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Miami and Whitewater Association
DR. Ziegler
Westwood
Hughes
Woodward
Highlands
Oyler
Central Fairmount
John Shillito Company
Sunshine
Homelovers
Sunshine For Children
Oxfords
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