Jubilee tour stars to perform at Music Hall June 9
The caption lists Dorothy Fields daughter of Lew Fields and Mrs Lew Fields along with Mrs Joe Weber and Willie Collier as the cast for the Jubilee tour. The crowd’s curiosity grows as the entertainers prepare for a successful show at Music Hall on June 9 with the famed gathering of stars and their famed devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Fields
Lewis
Lew Fields
Joe Weber
Little Joe
Willie Collier
Music Hall
Coney Island Opens Sunday With Record Crowds Attractions
Coney Island delivers record crowds as the first week ends with packed boats Queen and Princess and perfect weather expected. The outdoor theater The Peerless Peers debuts a new vaudeville bill led by Three Sisters Kelcey with Copeland Walsh and Lida Gardner plus the Goyt Trio and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
Coney
Kelcey
Copeland and
Walsh
Lida Gardner
the Lees
Goyt
Remarkably Good Dancers to Be Seen at Chester
Lulu Belmont billed as The American Genee opens at Chester park tomorrow afternoon. Belmont has performed in London and New York and is paired with Mons. Janos Bankoff, a Russian dancer and former St. Petersburg opera dancing master. The act promises a delightful summer vaudeville debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Belmont
Chester Park
Belmont
England
America
London
New York
Miss Belmont
Mons
Janos. Bankoff
Mons. Bankoff
St. Petersburg
Grand's vaudeville bill features The Great Roberts special act
An exotic program at Grand by McMahan and Jackson includes The Great Roberts booked as headline, famous for a stunt with a nine passenger auto rolling over him. Also Boutin and Tillgon with Francesca Parker present A Yard of Music. Grace Armand, Goodall and Hoth, and Dorothy Lyons offer comedy and song acts along with animated photoplays and Marie Grace McAlvoy singing latest tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMahan & Jackson
Roberts
Europe
Boutin
Tillgon
Francesca Parker
Grace Armand
Liz
Marie Grace McAlvoy
Camel Birth Mascot Named Chester At Local Park Derby
An infant camel was born near noon at Chester Park from a John Robinson circus herd. The newborn named Chester will become a mascot kept by Colonel Martin amid the noisy clamor of the nearby derby racer setup and desert visions in the shed below the coaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Park
Chester
Desert
Pyramids
Sahara
Martin
Retail Shoe Men's annual outing at Chester Park
The Retail Shoe Men's association holds its annual outing at Chester Park today with expected larger attendance than prior years. A full program of events offers entertainment for all, including a big prize waltz featuring Cincinnati dancers and a popularity contest with multiple prizes. Committee members are Nick Hardig Frank J Weber Jesse McDonald Otto Kaufman and F J Ruehrwein.
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Chester Park
Cincinnati
Nick Hardig
Frank J. Weber
Jesse McDonald
Otto Kaufman
F. J. Ruehrwein
A Snug Retreat Likely To Be Restaged
London reports that a one act play by former censor G A Red ford, written many years ago, is likely to be staged again. The piece titled A Snug Retreat has drawn interest in theatre circles amid revival talks in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
G. A. Redford
A Snug Retreat Comedietta by Drama Society
A short Sunday Evening program presents a comedietta titled A Snug Retreat. The piece has author licensing as official censor, marking it as a sanctioned stage comedy from the Drama Society's lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drama Society
Thunderbolt and Emmons at Lyric
The Thunderbolt, a dramatic photoplay, anchors the Lyric program for the week starting Sunday. Indianapolis race films move to June 9, while Tom Emmons and partner Frank Colvin begin an engagement, joined by Helen Hofer for song performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric
McMahan & Jackson
Indianapolis
Tom Emmons
Emmons
Frank Colvin
Helen Hofer
Knights of St John Outing Postponed to June 12
The Canada club Knights of St John outing at Chester Park, planned for yesterday, has been postponed to Wednesday June 12. The change affects all participants and spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada Club
Knights of St. John
Chester Park
Ohio constitutional amendments set for September ballot
Ohio's fourth constitutional convention finalized forty two proposed amendments for a single yes or no ballot on September 3. The Anderson liquor license proposal will occupy its own side space while other amendments share the ballot. The initiative and referendum proposal would take effect October 1 if approved by voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Anderson Liquor
Ohio
Committee On
Friends of Classification of Property
Norwood Business Men's Club Plans July Picnic
The Norwood Business Men's club says it will hold a July picnic for members and friends. Last year the group rode a special train to Dayton arranged by Clay Rockwell. Former president H. Co. Bolsinger noted the annual meeting place is yet to be chosen, with plans expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men’s Club of
Norwood
Dayton
C., L. & N. Raiilroad
Clay Rockwell
H. Co. Bolsinger
Wright Brothers Funeral Plans In Dayton
Orville Wright mourns late brother Wilbur as Dayton halts business for three minutes at 3:30 pm. Wilbur to be interred at Woodland cemetery beside his mother. funeral at 3 pm led by Rev. Maurice E. Wilson with private burial for family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland Cemetery
Dayton
Wilbur
Orville Wright
Orville
Tme
Wilbur Wright
Goa
Maurice E. Wilson
Woodland
Ten Boys’ Club
Ohio Representative Intro's Resolution of Regret
Representative Ansberry of Ohio introduced a resolution in the House expressing profound regret over the death of Wilbur Wright of Dayton Ohio who contributed incalculable service in aviation. The resolution was referred to the rules committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
House
Washington
Ansberry
Wilbur Wright
Dayton
Rules Committee
Hotel Owners Stand Fast in Fight Over Restaurant Labor
hotel men plan to close restaurants rather than yield to strikes by hotel workers. They organize a new employment bureau and expect 1 600 Negro waiters from Baltimore and the South. College men seek waitress jobs as strikes surge in New York hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Hotel Men's Association
Cambridge
Thirty-third Street
Fifth Avenue
F. A. Reed
Park Avenue Hotel
Reed
Hilliard
Vanderbilt
Boston
Baltimore
South
Edward M. Tierney
Marlborough
Strikers in Ugly Mood Over London Dock Strike
London May 31 A dock strike threatens a finish with government urged to pass acceptable legislation. Strikers show ugly defiance while employers seek to crush the Transport Workers' union. A joint conciliation board for the port is proposed and the union will decide on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
London
Transport Workers’ Union
Refusal of Operatives To Join Industrial Workers Cause of Walk-Out
Three hundred representatives in the mills of the American Woolen mill joined 400 operatives in the carding and combing rooms who struck after others refused to join the Industrial Workers of the World. The strike is led by William Yates national secretary of the textile branch and Archie Adamson local treasurer, both leaders in Lawrence's general strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mass
Industrial Workers of ‘the World
William Yates
Industrial Workers of the World
Archie Adamson
Indiana coal miners end nine week strike with new wage pact
Indiana coal miners and operators signed a two year wage contract here on May 31. The nine week strike affecting 18 000 workers is broken as several mines resume tonight and others will reopen tomorrow. Leaders say victory on better conditions. operators win weekly pay dispute.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana
Verdict Awards Attorneys in Presbyterian Property Fight
After a twelve day hearing in Judge Gorman's court the jury awarded Judge W W Prather and Sanford Brown 15000 against the First Presbyterian society for services in its 1906 to 1911 merger battle. The society preserved property valued at nearly 500000.
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Gorman
W. W. Prather
Sanford Brown
First Presbyterian Society
Second Presbyterian Church
Prather
Brown
Messrs. Prather
Rather
T. M. Hinkle
Robertson & Buchwalter
Society
Alfred B. Benedict
Verdict for Dr Meyer Heidingsfeld in Norwood medical suit
City solicitor Harry E Engelfiardt won a $3000 damages verdict against Dr Meyer Heidings feld by Judge Woodmansee's jury over an alleged medical error in a prescribed treatment last year. Defense argued error occurred in filling the prescription. Plaintiff sought $10000. Attorneys W W Bellew and R M Ochil tree appeared for the plaintiff. Robertson & Buchwalter and Theodore Jung for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Engelfiardt
Norwood
Meyer Heidingsfeld
Woodmansee
W. W. Bellew
R. M. Ochiltree
Robertson & Buchwalter
Theodore Jung
Gains Verdict Against the City
Emma OGary won $1000 damages against the city after a July fall on a defective Rankin street boardwalk in Fairmount. Superior Judge Hoffheimer's jury decided the case. Reeve, Burch, Peters & Oppenheimer represented the plaintiff with Assistant City Solicitor John Weinig for the city. The suit sought $5000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma O'Gary
Rankin Street
Fairmount
Hoffheimer
Reeve, Burch, Peters & Oppenheimer
John Weinig
Alcorn Sues Over Hebble Appointment as Special Accountant
Robert S. Alcorn sues as taxpayer to stop Mayor Hunt from employing C. R. Hebble as special accountant to audit waterworks. Judge Dickson held a preliminary hearing with City Solicitor Bettman admitting irregular council action and agreeing no further payments to Hebble until merits are heard. Hebble had received $2000 through Thorn dyke, counsel for Alcorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Alcorn
Hunt
C. R. Hebble
Ay Council
Hebble
Dickson
Bettman
Thorndyke
Alcorn
Evaline Wade Granted Absolute Divorce and Name Restoration
Evaline Wade was granted an absolute divorce from William N. Wade mine promoter of 107 Sunday Avenue Goldfield New and restored to her former name Evaline G Keck by Judge Warner yesterday. She testified that they lived together six weeks in Buffalo New York after marrying November 1 1902 before she discovered deceit. Mrs Evaline Wade resides at Hadden Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam’ N. Wade
Sunday Avenue
Goldfield
New
Warner
Evaline G. Keck
Wade
Buffalo
N. Y
Evaline Ye Wade
Hadden Hall
Judge Hears Annulment Case Over Early Marriage
Common Pleas Judge Hunt heard Clifford J. Smith of 1436 Chase Avenue on annulment of his marriage to Ethel May Gillhan. The couple wed in New Richmond in 1910. Smith claims they were underage and cites wife taking furniture and their baby to her mother's. The wife had filed for divorce in insolvency court last November and won custody and $5 weekly alimony in January, before the annulment suit. Smith contends improper notice of the divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Hunt
Clifford J. Smith
Chase Avenue
Ethel May Gillhan
John C. Gillhan
New Palestine
New Richmond
Smith
Divorce decrees granted to Edna Wells and Marie Crosby
Edna May Wells was granted a divorce from Charles Howard Wells after his three year absence and departure to parts unknown. Marie Crosby obtained a divorce from Cleves Crosby with custody of their children and $7 weekly alimony on grounds of neglect and failure to provide.
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Edna May Wells
Charles Howard Wells
Marie Crosby
Cleves Crosby
Thomas files for divorce from George H Thomas
Emma A. Thomas sues for divorce from George H. Thomas of 833 West Eighth Avenue alleging three years after marriage in 198 he began drinking to excess cruelly treated her failed to support her and made threats to take her life forcing her to leave him. Attorney is P. J. Cadwalader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma A. Thomas
George H. Thomas
West Eighth Avenue
P. J. Cadwalader
Husband Seeks Absolute Divorce Over Infidelity
Henry A. Sproemberg petitions for absolute divorce from Lula Sproemberg alleging improper relations with another man, neglect of home, and frequent late nights. He states separation occurred in February 1907. The couple wed in West Union, Iowa, in July 1899. attorney Charles S. Burdsall represents Lula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Sproemberg
Lula Sproemberg
West Union
Charles S. Burdsall
Rost Seeks Divorce From May Rost in 1909 Desertion
John E. A. Rost files for divorce from May Rost alleging neglect from the June 1909 marriage and desertion by October 1909. Attorney William P. Hohmann represents Rost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. A. Rost
May Rost
William P. Hohmann
wills and trust provisions in Sechler and Albert estates
The document outlines complex wills and estate plans. Albert heirs receive residue over time with widow life interests and daughter Ida L. Albert’s share contingent on widow’s choices. Sechler family provisions transfer stock to relatives with lifetimes and remainders to issue, and executor duties to Thomas M. Sechler. Korf divides estate equally among children Henry and Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert
Albert
Ida L. Albert
Sadile
Selma N
Ben C
Mayer Albert
Ida. L. Albert
Ida L. Blackschleger
Pamela M Sechler
Juliet M. Sechler
D. M. Sechler Carriage “Company
Moline
Ill
Thomas M. Sechler
Julia S. Mackey
Clara Mackey
Jane Emma Sechler
Testatrix
Addie Sechler
Edmonds
Carriage Company
Thomas Sechler Edmonds
Onry Korf
Henry
Mary Korf
New suits filed in common pleas court
A list of civil cases with case numbers and parties including Clifford Sater v The Ohio Electric Ry Co for 15000 damages, Hickman Williams Co v The Peckammond Co for 1020 on ajnote, and others. Also notes a court of insolvency with writs of habeas corpus and several divorce actions. Named firms include Littleford James Ballard Frost & Foster and Spangenberg & Spangenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Sater
Ohio Electric Ry. Co
Robert S. Alcorn
Hickman Williams Co
The
Peckammond Co
Littleford, James, Ballard, Frost, & Foster
Edward W. Schroder
Ireton & Schoenle
D. Jamison
City of Cincinnati
Kittredge, Wilby & Stimson
Norwood National Bank
Sophia Dallman
D. C
Edward Dallman
James G. Chrispin
L. W. Gose
Emma Weitzel
Clifford Andrews, Sr
Spangenberg & Spangenberg
Chris Snider
Cincinnati Car Co
Littleford, James, Ballard, Frost & Foster
Walford Sparks
C. S. Sparks
Lottie Paris
W. W. Hester
Emma A. Thomas
George H. Thomas
P. J. Cadwallader
Henry A. Sproemberg
Lula Sproemberg
C. S. Burdsal
John E. A. Rost
May Rost
William P. Hohmann
Transfers Used Foot Up Millions in May by Cincinnati Traction
Thomas Fitzgerald of the Cincinnati Traction company filed a May statement showing 6,000,000 transfer slips bought for street car riders. The company faces patent infringement liability, appeals to the circuit court, and awaits a monthly usage count while Judge Hollister reviews other motions and bankruptcies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Fitzgerald
The
Cincinnati Traction Company
United States
Traction Company
Hollister
Circuit Court of Appeals
Harvey Myers
Covington
Cincinnati Trust Company
Charles P. Hoberman
Thirteenth and Vine Streets
Filinq
Joseph Swidier
West Sixth Avenue
Russia
Henry Kramer
Johann Billich
Pleasant Street
Hungary
Johann Lamb
Findlay Street
Joseph Steigerwald
Turner Street
Germany
Max J. Greenwald
Citizens’ National Bank
Dementia Stricken Officer Hospitalized After Home Breakup
Mounted Patrolman Charles I. Blice of Linwood 5405 Miami Ave in the Sixth district was taken to the city hospital suffering from dementia. He broke up furniture at his home and was overpowered by fellow officers. He is in serious condition after recent heart trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles I. Blice
Miami Avenue
Linwood
Sixth District
Wetson
Blice
Watson
Charles Albert
United Jewish Charities
Jewish Orphan Asylum
Cleveland
Jewish Old Men’s Home
Jewish Home For Consumptives
Denver
Love Brother Jewish
Richmond
Mound Streets
Colored Orphan Asylum
Gemiles Chesed Society
Home For
Old Colored People
Jerusalem
Ben G. Albert
Central Avenue
Carlisle Avenue
Mayer al
Secretary bids adieu to board after purge by mayor
Maurice C. Longenecker retired as parks superintendent amid city political strife. Mayor Hunt ousted him over party ties and a dispute over allowing the mayor's brother to smoke in a hay loft. Longenecker joins Ault & Wiborg after resigning to avoid hindering park work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice C. Longenecker
Hunt
Longenecker
Park Commissioners
Park Board
L. A. Ault
George Puchta
William Gilbert
Mary
Philip
Ault & Wiborg
Octogenarian Emanuel Heidingfeld Dies at 81
Emanuel Heidingfeld died after a lingering illness at 9 o'clock. He lived with his daughter Mrs. Anna Loeb at 3597 Bogart Street Avondale. He leaves a widow Mrs. Miralda Heidingfeld and a daughter. Funeral arrangements announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Heidingfeld
Anna Loeb
Bogart Street
Avondale
Miralda Heidingfeld
Loeb
Wreck suit filed against Ohio Traction after Hamilton Pike collision
Clifford sues Ohio Traction for damages from a May 15 wreck at Hamilton pike Struble road near New Burlington. Attorney Robert S. Alcorn represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford
Ohio Traction Company
Hamilton Pike
Struble Road
New Burlington
Robert S. Alcorn
Julia Sanders
Samuel Fower
Laidlaw- Dunn-Gordon Company
Elmwood Place
Fowler
Herman Link
Avondale Woman Narrowly Escapes in Walnut Hills Crash
An electric auto driven by Mrs. Plaut in Avondale s and Park region collided with an Aelian Piano company auto truck. The incident occurred as the car ran west on McMillan Street near Harrison building, with the driver escaping injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale
Walnut Hills
Realty Deal Seals Corner Lot Purchase for Musical Firm
The deal for the realty at the north west corner of Eighth and Race streets and two adjoining northern parcels was completed yesterday. A well known Fourth avenue firm, active in the musical business, will occupy the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Avenue Musical Instrument Firm
Eighth and Race
Race Streets
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Great Roberts
Thunderbolt
Anderson Liquor License
Wright
Gotham
Mulligan
Breslin
New International Hotel Workers’ Union
Delmonico’s
Court News
Atlantic City, N. J
Real Ee
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Atlantic
P. Cook
Holmhurst
Henry Darnell
Hotel Strand
H C
Warde & Frank B. Off
Myre
Shelburne
Galen Hall
Alborough Blenheim
Josiah White. & Sons Company
TEL Dennis
LST
Charles ‘Lin Haines Co
Fastern
Common Pleas Court
Charles Blice
City Hospital
Adieu
Maurice Longenecker
County Court Notes
Cincinnati Car Company
Spring Grove Avenue
Palintiff
Ho Dennis
N. J
Walter J. Buzby
West Virginia
White Sulphur Springs
Greenbrier County, West Virginia
Esquitoes
Chamberlin
Old Point
George F. Adams
Gregorian
New York City
35Th ST
Fifth AV
Broadway
P. Ritchey
Engleside
Beach Haven, N. J
R. F. Engle
Fourth Avenue Firm
Vichy
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