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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1909
Page
10
Wardrobe overhaul prompts a June Clean-Up at the store with fresh stock and deep cuts. Tailor made suits in light weight series and Serges offered at half former prices. One and three piece dresses, coats, and fine worsteds in a range of sizes from Junior Miss to 46 bust are highlighted.
Limited stock of navy serge coats in sizes 34 to 40 offered at deep reductions from regular prices 16.50 to 45.00. Also available are high class stripe worsted and novelty coats at substantial percent discounts, formerly priced 15.00 to 39.50.
Mrs. Anna Roberts seeks alimony from Thomas R Roberts son of a departed lumber merchant with an estate around $500,000. She alleges years of abuse and threats, asks injunctions on asset sales, and requests support for herself and four children. Judge Warner granted the restraining orders and alimony-related requests.
Cincinnati reports a broad reorganization as the Q and C Railroad abolishes offices and extends duties. C. E. Rickey becomes superintendent of terminals with Cincinnati offices and Erlanger jurisdiction. W. T. Caldwell’s duties expand over the entire road. The Cincinnati division superintendent in Lexington is abolished. J. H. Murphy is named general foreman at Ludlow shops. Curtis Dougherty becomes engineer of maintenance of way in Cincinnati. B. Herman named engineer of bridges in Cincinnati. Chief Clerk L. E. Smith now oversees engineers and office forces.
HB R Whelan city passenger agent of the big Four returns from Ithaca New York where he accompanied several cars of Harvard alumni. George Barney Lexington district agent of the C&O was in the city yesterday. William Warner Salt Lake route traveling freight agent with piece in Chicago was in the city yesterday. W A Hurry general Southern agent of the Union Pacific died yesterday morning at his Louisville home. Under supervision of an electrical expert from Wingouse at Whittestown the new i fe the
President Schoepf of the Ohio traction line returned from Boston where he had been for weeks. Mrs Schoepf had been severely ill in the East but recovered enough to accompany him home yesterday.
Donations to the Fresh Air society end ing last Saturday include many names and amounts led by Mrs. Thomas J. Emery with 250 and Mrs. Larz Anderson with 50. Additional gifts will be received by treasurer G. B. Groesbeck at 807 Fourth National Bank building.
City officials announce appointments in public service engineering including John B Lally as inspector James F Duffy as inspector and Charles Sheldon as laborer In street and sewer repair John Cheek William Miller and John Marriott are named laborers Dr Sidney Lange gains radiographer rank at the city hospital A residents complaint on Fairmount avenue from Oquois to Pauldin road is referred for road condition action Assistant City Solicitor Goldsmith plans to condemn parcels on Ashland and Myrtle avenues for Walnut Hills High School extension The Cincinnati School Teachers association met with Miss Lamden speaking on the public school system Dr C R Holmes granted leave of absence to October 15 and will travel Europe
The third annual graduation of Sunday school teachers in Cincinnati and nearby counties was held at Music Hall under the Sunday School associations of Hamilton Kenton and Campbell. About 760 graduates from nearly 200 churches received diplomas from Franklin McElfresh and amid performances led by Prof B O Excell. Dr Frank W Gunsaulus delivered the address on The Unity of the Bible and the state convention announcement for Columbus June 9 and 10.
A short circuit in the motor of Interfirban car No. 48 last evening caused a fire in the car’s flooring at Gilbert Avenue and Florence Street. The car was crowded at the time and passengers escaped without injury. Firemen fought the blaze and the car was damaged.
The Associated Organizations met at the Zoo and adopted a resolution endorsing a rapid transit interurban traction system for Cincinnati. The measure, presented by Tuke of the Taxpayers' association, urges city council cooperation with any plan advancing Cincinnati's best interests. A. J. Conroy reported the committee’s ongoing review and promised a further update.
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