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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1913
Page
3
A May prompt urges immediate dyeing and dry cleaning of summer garments and vacation wear. The ad promotes restoring fabrics from rugs to evening wear and household draperies, with phone number and multiple local branches for service and prepaid parcel post options.
A campaign starts next Wednesday in Covington and Newport for 100 nights of gospel street work. The first meeting at Trinity M E Church West Ninth Street at 7 pm features Bishop John Walden and Dr Davis Clark. An emergency fund of about $5 per evening is sought after Mr Snider's death to cover summer costs.
Rev G K Robbins at Lincoln Park Baptist Church presents two sermons today with themes The Unparalleled Opportunities of Christians and Churches in the History of Mankind in the morning and O Lord Stop Christians and Churches Rolling Marbies and Begin Moving Mountains in the 7 30 evening service A large crowd is expected for both sessions with the morning address at 10 30.
Rabbi David Philipson at Rockdale Avenue Temple argued that great progress often comes from minority influence and that majorities can be wrong. He urged enlightened public opinion to serve the general good and warned against mob rule and violent, unscrupulous leadership.
Norwood High School graduates will be celebrated as twenty Sunshine Girls entertain attendees at Floral Avenue Presbyterian Sunday School. The event marks a graduation-time highlight with five floral class members attending. Tomorrow the Sunshine Girls visit Miss Martha Gunter on Asa Street, with a June bride to be, Miss Frieda Margraf, as guest of honor.
Dr. G R Robbins of Lincoln Park Baptist leads a drive urging all Cincinnati clergymen to support Pilgrim Sunday. Ten thousand pledge cards circulate as Cincinnatians plan to attend church en masse on the third Sunday in June. Automobiles urged to transport the aged and mothers with infants and employers urged to organize families to attend together.
Joseph H. Ewalt of Paris Kentucky Grand Master of the Kentucky Masons officiated in Covington on official business. He administered the Master Degree to several candidates at Ft Thomas Lodge 808 in Ft Thomas Kentucky last night.
The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce Industrial Committee organized a Tuesday excursion by special train visiting South Covington industries including Newport Rolling Mill Andrews Steel Stewart Iron Works Houston Stanwood Gamble Bavarian Brewery and related plants. It replaces the usual meeting at the Linton Hotel with a fifty cent fare and ends with refreshments and homeward streetcar rides. The event features city boosters and a poem praising local enterprise.
Local lobbyists in Columbus failed to file required reports detailing receipts and expenditures from the General Assembly session. Fines range from 200 to 5000 dollars with possible imprisonment. Names include George Long, Shepard Dunlap, Michael Hanley, and others representing rail, insurance, and business interests.
Secretary Bryan and Sir Spring-Rice the British ambassador signed a five year renewal of the general arbitration treaty between the United States and Great Britain. The pact would otherwise expire by limitation.
Lieutenant Kalabuchkin of the Russian army was killed today in a fall from an aeroplane at Peterhof. A four passenger with him escaped with a broken arm.
Mrs Mary M Emery has arranged a trust fund rewarding thirteen Emery Candle Company and Emery Estate employees for diligence. The fund, about a half million dollars, is built from her stock in the Emery Candle Company, with Charles J Livingood as trustee. Rewards depend on length of service and quality of work, with more participants to follow.
George Emmet Tebbs is highlighted as one of the most promising attorneys recently admitted to the bar, signaling a bright professional trajectory for the young lawyer. The profile emphasizes his early career potential and legal talents.
The article profiles Jorge Emmet Tebbs son of Mr and Mrs George B Tebbs of Harrison a Cincinnati Law School graduate class of 1914 with BA from Miami University 1910 and a lifetime of involvement with Sigma Chi and Phi Delta Phi. Judge Downey Dearborn County Indiana recently elevated allowed Tebbs to begin practice tied to long standing connections in Harrison and surrounding Ohio Indiana communities.
Norwood residents joined a day of activities led by A C Dinglestedt at the Plaga Theatre and Miss Edith Long with a group of six young women raising funds for the Antituberculosis League. Evening concerts at Main and Mills park drew crowds as Eagles Band prepared to perform, with potential summer funding from council. Clement L Kendall and his wife celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary at 2265 Norwood avenue with many friends and gifts.
Dr H C Brown a Columbus dentist today was appointed a member of the State Board of Health by Governor Cox to succeed Dr Frank Warner. It is the first time a dentist has served on the board and follows calls for improved school hygiene and dental inspection.
A speaker emphasizes the need to develop public health work and educate the public on the importance of mouth hygiene to address defective teeth. The quote highlights the urgency of improving awareness and practices in dental care.
Belmont County auditor telegram reports J A Wilson Democrat appointed to Martin's Ferry Board of Review not a freeholder. Ohio State Board of Appraisers recalls Wilson and announces five new appointments including H R McCurdy Charles Flowers Jacob Inhart David Rice Edwin Malloy with five Progressive appointees overall.
The Zoological Garden welcomed three marmosets and a yellow headed parrot gifted by A C Baumgarden of Walnut Hills and Mrs Isaac of Avondale. The marmosets, returned from South America, are noted as clever yet hard to keep in captivity. Sol Stephan pledges best care to ensure their welfare and visitor appeal.
Relief sweeps in as Memorial Day heat peak tops at 96 degrees but drops to 85 during the day. Forecaster Devereaux attributes the change to rains north and south of the city, bringing cooler air and an unsettled forecast with a chance of showers continuing today.
A man believed to be Roy J. Rice of Cincinnati shot himself in a Pullman toilet on Pennsylvania Railroad Train No. 19 near Dennison Ohio. He left a note to his wife and papers detailing $100,000 in property. His identity could not be confirmed in Cincinnati records.
United States Senator James H. Brady of Idaho wed Miss Jene Moore in Highland Park Chicago on May 31. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Calvin J. Dodson at the Highland Park Presbyterian Church in the suburban suburb.
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