Shakespeare Tercentenary Celebrated by Cincinnati Schools
Weather improved allowing hundreds of public school children to honor the Bard in city parks. Students from Rothenberg Vine Street Webster and other schools performed plays and dances and wore period costumes, with celebrations continuing into the afternoon in Inwood Park and various districts.
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Avon
Cincinnati
Forester
England
Inwood Park
Rothenberg
Vine Street
Webster
Lincoln Park
Sherman School
Richard NI
Peaslee
Burnet Woods
Eden Park
Robert Fulton
Kennedy
Jackson
Mt. Adams
Harriet Belcher Stowe
Linton Park
Horace Mann
Owl’s Nest Park
O’briensville
Washington
Taft Field
Whittier
Mt. Echo
Oesper's Park
Evanston
Bond Hill
Hyde Park
Mt. Auburn
Funeral for Jacques Helfferich in Clifton
The funeral for Jacques Helfferich who died Tuesday at 325 Howell Avenue Clifton will be Friday at 9 30 a m from the Church of the Annunciation Resor Avenue Clifton Pallbearers include Charles Weber William Petr P J Lang Gustav Kummer Harry Blomberg and Philip Kiehborth He was president of the North Cincinnati Republican Club and belonged to the North Cincinnati Turnverein the Blaine Club and Freestters The club will attend the service.
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Jacques Helfferich
Howell Avenue
Clifton
Church of the Annunciation
Resor .Avenue
Charles Weber
William Petr
P. J. Lang
Gustav Kummer
Harry Blomberg
Philip Kiehborth
NorthCincinnati Turnverein
Blaine Club
Freesetters
North Cincinnati Republican Club
Pledges Back Hynicka Move in Chicago
Pledges are given to support Hynicka in Chicago as backers rally behind his bid amid local discussions. The push involves community groups and activists voicing approval for the controversial plan.
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Hynicka
Democrats Rally Amid Convention Drama In Ohio
Hamilton County delegates head to Chicago for the Republican National Convention to back R. K. Hynicka for National Committeeman. Cincinnati groups weigh Democratic bids with Thornton Snyder and James M. Cox in play for Secretary of State and Governor race amid party infighting.
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Hamilton County
Chicago
W. C. Procter
R. K. Hynicka
Ohio
Hynicka
Cincinnati
Republican National Committee
George B. Cox
New York City
Washington
George Scrugham
Fred Tanner
Hitchcock
Hughes
Tanner
Scrugham
Justice Hughes
Armstrong
New York
Cincinnatian
Tanner and Hitchcock
Thornton R. Snyder
Hamilton County Federation of Democratic Clubs
Columbus
Judson Harmon
Joseph W. O’hara
William A. Hopkins
Vincent Beckman
J. S. Fleming
John Merland
Grand Central
James M. Cox
Thornton Snyder
State Organization
Middletown
Butler County
Dayton
Cox
Lewis Bernard
Thomas Noctor
Hamilton
George W. Tibbles
Sherman Granger
National Committee
German Singers End Convention Electing Officers
The sixth annual sangerfest of the United German Singers of the South Ohio and Kentucky District elected officers including Otto Schirmer as president and John Hoffmann as first vice president. Fourteen societies were represented and Richmond, Indiana is likely the 1917 convention site with a decision due October 1.
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United German Singers
South Ohio
Kentucky
German Club
Central
Turner Hall
Cincinnati Liederkranz
Louis Stemler
Henry Frank
August Schuck
Bavarian Singing Society
John Hoffman
Chas. G. Schmidt
Swiss Singing Society
Charles Kuenzi
C. C. Grosse
Pioneer Singing Society
Charles Kuhl
Hudepohl Singing Society
Charles Beisse
Louis Barnham
Odd Fellows’ Singing Society
C. Krager
Charles Erbacher
Dr. Reemelin
Clifton Heights Singing Society
Charles Stall
A. Hauser
Teutonia Singing Society
John Ennebrock
Fred Fledderman
Good Fellows’ Singing Society
Henry Alberts
Charles Kuhn
Druids’ Singing Society
William Siegel
Charles Sachs
Richmond
Ind
Fred Fluell
Henry Pilgrim
Arion Singing Society
Albert Geyer
Albert Glaser
Dayton
Liederkranz
John Buchert
Louis Wunsch
Singerbund
H. E. Pilgrim
Otto Schimer
Leo Rapp
Otto Schirmer
Hamilton
John Hoffmann
John Huber
Charles Wenning
John. Roth
Covington
Charles Kahl
Newport
Cincinnati Bakers’ Singing Society
Noisy Factory Wins Over Kicker in Alimony Suit
Mrs Irene Auer sues her mother in law Sadie Auer for 25000 dollars claiming alienation of affection from her husband Jack H Auer. She states Sadie badgered her and hired detectives to ruin her marriage, while the couple faces an ongoing divorce set for June 12. Mrs Auer resides at 1123 Sherman Avenue with attorneys Fernberg and Hurtig.
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Irene Auer
Sadie Auer
Jack H Auer
Auer
Covington
Jore
Jack’ H. Auer
Haddon Hall
Reading Road
Fernberg and Hurtig
Taft to preside at Big Four Queen and Crescent rail case
Former President William H. Taft arrives in Cincinnati to preside at a morning arbitration hearing over trackage rights between the Big Four Route and the Queen & Crescent at Central Union Depot. Arbiters include Ralph Peters and Charles A. Wilson. Attorneys Colston Cassatt and Hackney Quigley represent the two lines. Taft stays with brother Charles P. Taft on Pike Street.
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William H. Taft
Big Four
Queen & Crescent
Central Union Depot
Ralph Peters
Long Island Railroad
Charles A. Wilson
Edward Colston
Alfred C. Cassatt
Leonard J. Hackney
Joseph Quigley
Prof. Taft
Cincinnati
Charles P. Taft
Pike Street
Building Laborers Strike Over Hours and Wages
Members of Building and Common Laborers Union No 265 voted to strike starting today affecting 1500 to 2000 workers. They demand an eight hour day and a wage increase from 25 to 31.5 cents an hour. Attorney Nicholas Klein said 1200 would quit immediately impacting the Court House, schools, and other city construction. Pickets planned and workers will abstain from saloons during the strike.
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Nicholas Klein
White declines Detroit offer to remain in city post
Dr. J. O. White, superintendent of the city Social Welfare Department, said he refused a Detroit subdivision job with a higher salary. He emphasized his satisfaction with his work here and his belief he can do more good locally. Safety Director Friedlander praised his decision.
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J. O. White
Social Welfare Department
Detroit
Dr. White
Charities and Correction Department
Friedlander
Graduating exercises showcase at Kahn School of Oratory and Dramatic Art
The Kahn School of Oratory and Dramatic Art presented a varied program at its graduation exercises featuring several specialty dance segments as part of the modern and fancy dancing curriculum.
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Kahn
School of Oratory and Dramatic Art
Odeon
Martha Peck Dupps
Ruth Hoffmann
Nell Marion Hamilton
Ernest Warren Shepard
Guy Lanham
Cora Kahn
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R. A .Mack
Mack
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Simeon Johnson
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Charles Swain
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Squire Johnston
Addyston
Miami Township
Thomas A. Gleason
Harding
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Law School
Taft
Atlee Pomerene
O. K
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Louis V. Beckman
George Kennat
Edward Cook
Charles Worback
Conrad Reiring
John Crone
Charles Hummel
Herman Hoerschmeyer
John Herbin
Rueben Gindele
Harry
Salon de Beaute
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Hanan
Sultan How-Ha-Zum
Sultan How-Ha- Zum
Chester Park
How-Ha-Zum
William J. Howard
Runlick
Chester
Charles W. Ireland
Hilarity Hall
W. S. Locke
John A. Griffith
PR. W.S. Loche
Oriental Band
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Hot Springs
Ohio River
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Alleghanies
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Linton Hotel
A. L. Ellett
the Art Dry Cleaning Co
Kihl
Pele
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Union No
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Workman's Hall
Council
Robert Mor
Gan
White
National Ginger Ale
Cin’ti
Willys-Knight Overland
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Citizens Motor Car Co
7Th & Main
Serna Maeton
Blue Fro Pong Store
Main ST
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