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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1908

Page

20

Elks Leave for California Candidate Herrmann Leads

Cincinnati Lodge No 5 Elks depart on the Elks special train to Los Angeles carrying August Herrmann candidate for grand exalted ruler. Two hundred travelers, including Herrmann’s daughter Lena and several past grand exalted rulers, aboard twelve coaches. Grand lodge election, multiple rival candidates, and hopes of a big turnout mark the coast trip and a large Los Angeles welcome.

Los Angeles Garry Elke Big Four Cal Cincinnati Lodge No. 5 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Grand Lodge August Herrmann No. 5 Pacific Coast Lena Herrmann Joseph T. Fanning New York William J. O'Brien Baltimore Eugene Lewis John Galvin Frankfort Clarksburg W. Va E. H. Shields John P. Sullivan New Orleans Cincinnati Herrmann No. 6 William Bodemer August Lodge No. 5 Cincinnati Lodge Order United States Elis California Galvin Ohio Supreme Court of Iowa San Francisco New York City

Harmon to Fill Many Political Posts This Week

Special dispatch from Columbus notes Governor Harmon will host a three day flurry of appointments after returning from Charlevoix. The piece highlights Rockwell as a candidate for insurance commissioner, possible oil inspector appointment, and pending vacancies among Republican trustees and state inspectors. About 100 posts could be filled this week.

Commercial Tribune Columbus Harmon Charlevoix Mich Michigan Toledo Zuber John P. Kearns Wirmer

Fist Fight Ends in Arrest in Fifth Street Saloon

Barney Leigh of Casey county Kentucky and William Hamilton of 415 Plum Street argued in a Fifth Street saloon yesterday. They fought. Leigh was losing when police stopped the brawl and arrested both men on disorderly conduct charges.

Barney Leigh Casey County William Hamilton Plum Street Fifth Street Leigh

Tennis Club Robbed at Cincinnati Clubhouse

Burglars broke into the Cincinnati Tennis club's Dexter Lane clubhouse, stealing 17 dollars and thirteen dozen tennis balls worth 58 dollars. Entry was gained by breaking the side window glass.

Cincinnat Tennis Club Dexter Lane Wold Avenue

Quiet Fourth of July Fire Run Sees Few Blazes

The EAE department reported eight alarms with only trivial damage from Fourth of July fireworks. Fires started by balloons and roman candles caused minor roof blazes at 1915 Elm Street and 826 Betts Street, while other incidents involved scattered rubbish, lace curtains, and a Beech avenue roof fire that went out before crews arrived.

J. W. Murphy Leverone Seventh and Vine Streets Second and Elm Streets Beech Avenue Glenway Price Hill Louis Lifsky Betts Street West McMillan Street Engine Company 19 Elizabeth and John Streets West Court Street

Central figure in Columbus tragedy able to leave bed

Ada Clare Puryear, widow of Prof. William Reid Puryear, the central figure in a Columbus threefold tragedy, sat up at the Protestant hospital twelve days after being shot. Doctors say she remains strong despite a bullet wound that pierced her side and entered the abdomen.

Columbus Commercial Tribune Ada Clare Puryear William Reid Puryear Protestant Hospital

Remains in Prison as Appeal Bond Unsigned

J J Prettyman, Dresden banker, remains jailed after his $12 500 appeal bond was not signed and cannot permit release. He awaits action by the U S district court of appeals at Cincinnati. has been in jail about three months following his bank irregularities wrecking case.

Prettyman Special Dispatch Commercial Tribune Columbus J. J. Prettyman Dresden United States District Court of Appeals Cincinnati

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