Cincinnati Knockers to Open New Year with Carnival
The Knockers at the Business Men's Club will host a 50 cent carnival on Saturday after Christmas. Santa Claus will distribute gifts to all members, who remain anonymous to each other. The Chamber of Commerce New Year committee plans a rover skating carnival as the new year’s feature with races and performances by prominent city businesspeople. The program includes music, solos, recitations, and a commercial quadrille, with events starting at 2 PM and public gallery viewing.
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Katherine French
Williard Langmeade
Quarette
Louis BE. Kuhler
New England Society of Cincinnati Holds 63rd Anniversary Dinner
The New England society of Cincinnati marked its 63rd anniversary at the Queen City club. Governor-elect Harmon was scheduled to speak but could not attend. D. B. Meacham presided as president. Speakers included Morgan Wood of Dayton, John Ari Lloyd, Dr Levi Gilbert, Stanley Bowdle, and Rev Charles Frederick Goss. Officers elected: President John Ari Lloyd. vice presidents Maine Charles L Burgoyne New Hampshire Lewis N Gatch Vermont N Brooks Massachusetts O D Bryant Rhode Island B Anthony. secretary Stanley Merrell. treasurer Ed Sprague. executive committee D B Meacham E W Murphy C A Bosworth.
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Stanley Bowdle
Charles Frederick Goss
Rival Tag Day dates fixed for two charities
Two charitable groups fixed tag day dates to support distinct causes. The Associated Charities led by Reverend Charles Frederic Goss, Ralph Caldwell, and Mrs. J. Schroeder, with Dr O W Stark aiding tuberculosis camp efforts, plan a Jan 9 tag day two weeks before the earlier charity date. A meeting at 280 West Fourth Street is scheduled this afternoon to align efforts.
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Ralph Caldwell
J. Schroeder
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Noinnati
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West Fourth Street
Cowen Case Not Settle In United States Court
Officials say the statement of a settlement between the government and bondsmen of late Court Clerk General B R Cowen is premature. Justice Department Examiner Moore visited the city for a social call on Court Clerk Diley, Cowen’s successor, with no reference to the disputed accounts.
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BeHymer as Arbiter in Ralisy Mall Service Pettlerwood
Officials report troubles in the mall service Pettlerwood with BeHymer appointed arbiter to resolve disputes and restore order amidst ongoing concerns.
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Woman Alice Pell Arrest Linked to Local Thefts
Cincinnati police say they solved a purse theft wave after arresting Mrs. Alice Pell. Detectives found ten empty pocket books at 1186 West Eighth Street. Pell, mother of two, is alleged to have carried out multiple robberies reported by women shoppers. Her husband was away overseas when the telegram arrived.
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Toys Delivery Beneath Cincinnati Christmas Cheer
Wagons begin morning delivery of Christmas toys to Cincinnati's poor. G Brown and a corps from the Santa Claus committee packed thousands of baskets donated by local citizens for needy children.
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