Justice Reign Beneath an Elm at Squire Clark Court
A rural Ohio River court scene under an elm in East Columbia near Fleatown. Magistrate D M Clark settles cases with farmers and a landlady, dismissing a wage garnishment when the boy earns five dollars weekly. The judge waives fees, symbolizing a simple life and impartial justice.
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Ohio River
East Columbia
D. M. Clark
Spencer Township
Teddy
New Richmond Pike
Turkey Bottoms Road
Fleatown
Squire Clark
YMCA and Boat Club to Kick Off Summer Camp on Miami River
The YMCA will start this summer camping season on the Miami River next Saturday with the Boat Club building in readiness and boats prepared. Members of the Boat Club and YMCA, plus others from nearby areas, plan a gala event featuring festivities and a boat parade. Other boat clubs are expected to join and pitch their tents around midmonth.
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Miami River
Boat Club
Currency reform views from New York professor in Cincinnati
Prof. Joseph F. Johnson of New York University arrives in Cincinnati to gather banker views on currency reform. He chairs the Special Currency Committee of the New York Chamber of Commerce and discusses elastic money, emergency currency under a graded tax, and expanded note redemption facilities. He will stay several days and a report is planned for fall.
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Joseph F. Johnson
New York University School of Commerce, Accounts and Finance
Cincinnati
Cincinati
United
Johnson
Queen City Club
New York Chamber of Commerce
Prof
Commencement at Ohio Mechanics Institute June 7
The Ohio Mechanics Institute will hold commencement in the school auditorium on Thursday evening June 7 with music directed by Charles Melcher. Judge Hosea will be principal speaker and diplomas will be presented by Prof. Shearer. The annual student exhibition runs all week.
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Ohio Mechanics’ Institute
Charles Melcher
C. J. McDiarmid
Leroy Phares
Wilbur Hunt
Walter Styehing
Lewis M. Hosea
J. L. Shearer
Lester Packman
Ashton Collier
William Dragut
Morris Gallas
Frederick Holder, Jr
John Morgan
Charles Oesterlein
Raymond Patterson
Frank Pfaff
John Fhares
William Purcell
Gus Romer
John Schonberger
William Somenday
Walter Stuebing
Elmo Vaughan
Lawrence Weiglein
Fred Brandenburg
Oscar Eh
Carl E. Glaser
Harry Griese
Edwin A. Hartsock
Amor Hogrebe
Louis Holzwarth
Frank A. Kirkhoff
Virgil Ritter
Rudolph Schroth, Jr
George W. Sears
George A. Seyler
Gustava Streicher
George Walk
Charles P. Wuertenberger
Joseph Dollriehe
Mayor Dempsey Plans Veto Over City Ordinances
In a Monday message to Council Mayor Dempsey will accuse the body and its employees of laxity in doing business. He objects to a sewer right of way alteration for the Branch Hospital made in lead pencil and to allowing an administrative board to buy supplies after bids. He also opposes combining multiple measures in one ordinance such as grants to rail lines to lay tracks. He will veto the B and O gas company switch and the vacation of North and West streets.
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Dempsey
Branch Hospital
Board of Public Safety
P. C
Elmer and
Beechront
Cincinnati meat packing praised by Goebel
Representative Goebel says Cincinnati meat packers oppose paying for inspection under the Beveridge bill but support the measure. He notes Cincinnati plants are clean and produce top quality, and insists manufacturers should not bear the cost of inspection as it serves the public and government.
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Commercial Tribune Bureau
Postal Telegraph Building
Wasu Hincotoy
D. C
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Goebel
Cincinnati
Beveridge
Chicago
Cincinnati Packers
Glendale College will hold baccalaureate and events
The Rev. Robert Watson will preach the baccalaureate at Glendale Presbyterian Church this afternoon at 4. A recital follows Tuesday evening in the college chapel, then the president’s reception in the college parlors. Class-day is Wednesday at 4 and commencement Thursday with Dr. Lillian Johnson among speakers. Graduates include Avaline Boynton, Pearl Bardwell Boynton, Hazel Hinshaw, Jeannette Hurlburt, Burton Mecum, Anna Tate Steele, and Sillie Vesey.
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Robert Watson
Glendale College
Glendale Presbyterian Church
Lillian Johnson
The
Western College
Oxford
Avaline Boynton
Pearl Bardwell Boynton
Haverhill
Hazel Hinshaw
Ridge Farm
Jeannette Hurlburt
Aurora
Ind
Burton Mecum
Lockland
Anna Tate Steele
Kansas
Ill
Sillie Vesey
Ft. Wayne
Will Oversee Charities Card Policy In Cincinnati
The Business Men's Benevolent Advisory Association and Associated Charities require solicitors to show an approval card before hearings. Pamphlets urge mess men to reject those without a card. Cards are issued to societies approved by the advisory group. Forty four institutions are on the approved list.
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Cincinnati
Business Men's Benevolent Advisory Association
Associated Charities
Advisory Association
Noted speakers chosen for Lakeside college men conference
An impressive speaker lineup is announced for the Lakeside conference of college men at Lakeside from June 15 to 24. Bishops and professors from Chicago New York Pittsburg Kingston Ontario and India will speak. A. B. Williams Jr. of Cleveland will preside. Bible class schemes and daily leader training by Prof. Lincius H. Miller of Princeton will be featured to expand teaching across student conferences.
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Lakeside
William F. McDowell
Chicago
Robert E. Speer
New York
J. Campbell White
Pittsburg
John McNaughton
Kingston
Ont
T. H. P. Sailer
H. F. Laflamme
India
A. B. Williams
Jdr
Cleveland
Lincius H. Miller
Princeton
Buffalo and Return $11.35 Via Erie Railroad
Erie Railroad offers Buffalo and return tickets for $11.35 valid June 9 and 10. Tickets are available at 416 Walnut Street.
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Buffalo
Erie Railroad
Walnut Street
Government targets floating saloons on Ohio River
U S government orders collectors to halt retail liquor licenses for boats on the Ohio River from Cincinnati to Wheeling except bona fide passenger carriers. Citizens allege some excursions are drinking parties dodging state Sunday laws. Licenses for several boats may be revoked pending proof of legitimate service. The probe covers the entire Ohio River district sparked by Portsmouth activities and Antiliquor League complaints.
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Internal Revenue Authorities
Ohio
Cincinnati
Wheeling
To Beat Ltd
Washington
Cellarius
Moore
Portsmouth
Ohio River District
Antiliquor League
Allen Repeats Typhoid Warning to Boil Water
Health Officer Allen warned that typhoid fever is epidemic and unsafe to drink city water unless boiled. He noted 42 reported cases, though statistics may be incomplete due to underreporting of contagious diseases. The department urges cleansing and boiling food and water and will issue a public circular.
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Allen
Health Department
Bureau of Contagious Diseases
Loyal Legion Ohio Commandery to Hold Experience Meeting
Loyal Legion members plan an experience meeting at the Grand Hotel next Wednesday evening. Comrades will share personal battlefield experiences rather than a war paper, promising unheard stories from those who stood on the crest of the struggle and helped shape history.
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Loyal Legion
Ohio Commandery
Grand Hotel
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