Forty women readers vie for European tour prize
The Commercial Tribune offers forty winners a dramatic summer voyage prize blending education and pleasure. Winners will tour Canada, the Great Lakes, Niagara Falls, Montreal, Quebec, and Europe aboard ships like the Ionian and President Lincoln, with detailed plans to ensure precision and safety.
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Cincinnati Held by Finley to Be South's Gateway
The Cincinnati Commercial Club explored closer ties with the South at a banquet in the Queen City Club. W. W. Finley and speakers argued Cincinnati should position itself to foster southern relations, citing historical links from the Grant era to Taft’s diplomacy and highlighting the city’s river-based trade role.
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Taft
Mason and Dixon Line
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Southern Railroad
D. G. Bush
Birmingham
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J. R. Sayler
Clifford Wright
Hamilton County Delegation Backs Longworth Amendment Push
Hamilton county officials and Cincinnati business leaders plan to press the Longworth act amendment in Columbus to ensure a business session. The effort draws support from General Michael Ryan and Judge Schwan amid liquor-law debate, while Julius Fleischmann cautions city interests over personal stakes.
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Personal Liberty League
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Ratliff
Hamilton County
Julius Fleischmann
Bader
Dynamite Bomb Hurts Two At City Bakery
A dynamite blast at the bakery of John Terzo on the northeast corner of Richmond and Bay Miller streets damaged the building and injured the bakers wife and her husband slightly. The explosion shattered windows and a wall, while neighbors fled in panic. Police found no evidence and recalled a prior incendiary fire nearby on the same corner.
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Baymiller Streets
College Yells Prevent Panic at Taft Meeting
Taft visited Atlanta speaking at the Georgia School of Technology and Big Bethel church then Athens State University and the Capitol City club reception. A fire scare at the fraternity hall prompted Yale praise and student yells that kept order as fire crews responded.
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Taft party attends Yale junior promenade
Mrs William Howard Taft and her daughter Miss Helen Taft with the latter's friend Miss Harriet Anderson of Cincinnati arrive in New Haven for the Yale junior promenade this afternoon.
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Harriet Anderson
Cincinnati
Covington Police Officers Hurt in Colorado Wreck
Rumors of injuries to Covington Police Chief Henry B. Schuler and Sergeant Samuel J. Martin were confirmed by a Glenwood Springs telegram. Acting Chief W. J. Sandford and Detective Richard Salters were sent to join efforts to learn more as officials feared Martin may be killed and Schuler is seriously injured.
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St. Louis
Craig
Sam
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Wash
Walter Lawrence
Lawrence
John Ochsner
B. H. Schuler
Police May Close 100 Nickelodeons in Chicago
Nearly 100 five cent theaters may be closed in a day or two by police for failure to obtain proper licenses. Operators of moving picture machines did not renew licenses as the time limit expired.
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Chicago
Subpoenas Issued to Washington Correspondents in Libel Case
Six Washington correspondents and a local newsboy received subpoenas to testify before federal grand juries next week. The probe concerns statements in publications about the Panama Canal purchase and links to a suit against The New York World. Most named reporters said they were unaware of the case.
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