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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1910

Page

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Dolly Dimples to Reveal Identity at Coney Island Park

The Com Mecial Tribune reports Dolly Dimples will appear publicly at Old Coney Island Park this afternoon and evening in a Worth gown and a Parts hat. She plans to reveal her identity undisguised, with a Robinson theater appearance scheduled tomorrow between 7 30 and 10 p m.

Dolly Old Coney Island Park Coney Island Dolly Dimples Commecial Tribune Miss Dolly Dimples Dolly Dimpies Robinson Theater

Nose straightening and fashion tips in Cincinnati coast

The essay treats cosmetic surgery as a painless quick fix offered by Dr. C. C. Coates of New York visiting Cincinnati. It extols facial remodeling to erase wrinkles and reshape noses while praising beauty as vital to culture. It also humorously debunks sandals fad rumors and visits Pietzuch’s shoe store for style advice.

Queen City C. C. Coates New York Coates Cincy Andrews Building Cincinnati Queen Pietzuch Shoe Store Bobby Mr. Pietzuch

Troops Fail To End Riots In Columbus

Three thousand soldiers occupy Columbus as riots continue. Mayor orders kept streets clear and prohibits gatherings. Military hospitals report high injuries and many arrests.

Columbus Capital

Riots erupt as Ohio state troops patrol Columbus streets

In Columbus the state militia of near 2000 troops patrols street car routes while strike sympathizers attack cars beat crews and obstruct transit. Additional regiments from Marietta are en route as fifty arrests occur and riot control extends citywide.

Columbus Highth Marietta

Crippen and Girl Near Land on Montrose Adventure

Crippen and his stenographer Ethel Leneve close to landing as the Montrose battles a St Lawrence storm. Authorities in Father Point expect to arrest the American dentist accused of murder in London and return him to England, with extradition not required under fugitive offenders law. Consul Ryder will assist Crippen if needed.

Coney Island Cincinnati Reds Ethel Leneve America Associated Press Dispatch Father Point Hawley Harvey Crippen Ethel Clare Leneve Montrose St. Lawrence Dew Scotland Yard London Belle Elmore Kendall Quebec Panet Agers Crippen England Frederick M. Ryder Rimouski Here

Judge Woodmansee Advises Procters To Reach Settlement

Judge Woodmansee suggested the Procters settle their stock dispute over $40,000 Procter & Gamble shares given as a wedding present to Mrs Procter. He noted the stock was pledged as collateral not gift, and urged reconciliation by October before a final decision and disposal of the shares.

Joseph de Wyckoff London Singer Procter & Gamble Percy Procter Baroness von Klifuss Common Pleas Woodmansee de Wyckoff Procters Procter Woomansee Dhe Wyckoff and Singer & Co

Long chase for Wendling ends in Frisco

Joseph A. Wendling, accused of murdering Alma Kellner in Louisville, is arrested in San Francisco after hiding in a Third street lodging house for a day. He admits identity but pleads innocence as Louisville detectives arrive to complete a cross country pursuit.

Associates Press Dispatch San Francisco Cal Third Street Joseph A. Wendling Little Alma Kellner Louisville Burke and Ryan Wendling

Cincinnati Man Says the Party Will Not Be Hurt

A widening rift between George B. Cox and United States Senator Theodore Burton over the Ohio state convention in Columbus surfaces as Cuyahoga county delegates push for Nicholas Longworth for governor. Cox swears an affidavit detailing Burton’s repudiation of Longworth and loyalty to Judge Oren Brown, while Burton denies a deal and accuses Cox of bullying.

Longworth Cleveland O. B. Brown George B. Cox United States Theodore Burton Ohio Columbus Cuyahoga County Burton Nicholas Longworth Oren Britt Brown Cincinnati Cox State Central Committee Wade Hampton Ellis Hamilton County Senator Burton Brown Joseph Garretson Cincinnati Times-Star Garretson Chittenden Thompson Harding Judge Landis Nick Indiana Landis Garfield Cuyahoga Joe Garretson Judge Brown Rodway Maschke Mr. Longworth

Vatican Warns Spain Moves Favor Further Strife

Rome reports that the recall of Marquis De Ojeda as Spanish ambassador deepens Vatican concern. A semi official Vatican note says Premier Canalejas pursues a policy for fight, not accord, signaling broader trouble for Spain and Portugal amid extreme party influence.

Associated Press Rome Vatican Marquis de Ojeda Canalejas Spain Portugal

Burton Refuses Reply Until Statement Appears In Cold Type

Senator Burton said he would not respond to George F. Cox’s statement until it is printed in cold type. He added that Ohioans should not kowtow to Cox and suggested Cox was disappointed by the state convention’s decisions.

Burton Dispatch Commercial Tribune Cleveland George F. Cox Ohio Cox

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