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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1909
Page
20
The store promotes a June Clean-Up Sale with constantly moving stock and fresh arrivals. It highlights Cloth Tailor-Mades in light summer Serges and Worsteds at half price, including Three Piece Suits and One Piece Dresses with embroidery and lightweight plaids. Sizes range from small to large, with white Serges and various patterns also featured.
In June a wave of reorganizations hits the Q and C railroad. New appointees include EB Rickey as superintendent of terminals in Cincinnati, W T Caldwell overseeing the entire line from Cincinnati to Brainerd, and J H Murphy named general foreman of the Ludlow shops. The Cincinnati Division office at Lexington is abolished and H B Worthington resigns as chief engineer, his post abolished. Curtis Dougherty named engineer of maintenance of way.
In Chicago, Whelan and William Labent of the Galt Lake area appear in a local power dispute. Barney Chetan, an agent for the C, is mentioned in relation to city authorities. Details remain unclear from the damaged OCR text.
A Cincinnati Traction firm report notes a Pendleton house installed and wag put date yesterday. An Ohio traction site returned today from Boston where he had been for weeks. Mrs Schoepf had been severely ill in the East but recovered enough to travel with her husband yesterday.
Donations to the Fresh Air society ended last Saturday and list numerous contributors including Mrs Henry Stix, Samuel Hiltés, Mrs Alfred Friedlanden, Mrs Samuel Aub, Samuel H Trounstine, Mrs Charles Schohl, Emily Jane Ginterman, I Frieds lander, Mrs Louis Stix, Annie Laws, Mrs William P Anderson, Mrs Thomas J Emery, Lara Anderson, Louis Kramer, A Howard Hinkle, M E Moch, Albert Moch, Elias Moch, Samuel Berman. Donations to be received by the treasurer G B Groesbeck at 807 Fourth National Bank building.
City officials announce several appointments in the engineering and street and sewer repairs department including John B. Lally as inspector and John Cheek Willam Miller and John Marriott as messengers. Sidney Lange named staff officer at the city hospital. residents urge road condition improvements on Pauldin road while the city solicitor prepares further action.
The third annual graduation exercises of Cincinnati area Sunday school teacher training classes were held at Music Hell. About 760 graduates from 208 churches attended the event, with Dr Frankie Gunsautis of Chicago delivering the class address and Prof. Dyer presenting diplomas.
Sold soon for four thousand eight hundred dollars with eight hundred cash and balance as rent. The two story, seven room home has two finished attic rooms, hardwood floors and stairways, a good lot with cement walks in an ideal location near tram cars.
The association advocates rapid transit to improve city mobility. Supporters push for a connected system, envisioning urban growth and efficient travel options for residents.
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