Tragic accidental shooting among Dayton youths ends in death
Warner Peters, 14, was killed by a flobert rifle shot fired by friend August Pfeffermann as they hunted birds near Clark's Grove along the Ohio River. Pfeffermann and witness Charles Welshbillig, both 14, cooperated with authorities. Coroner rules accidental death. Peters’ family forgives Pfeffermann. the incident shaken two Dayton families.
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Dayton
Flobert
Warner Peters
Charles W. Peters
Berry Street
August Pfeffermann
Anton Pfeffermann
Fifth Avenue
Charles Welshbillig
Seventh Avenue
Ohio River
Clark's Grove
Pfeffermann
Peters
Elmwood Mayor Threatens Resignation Over Refuse Plan
Mayor J A Bart warns he will resign if Elmwood Council does not act on garbage collection. Board of Health pressed for gutters action and sewer issues amid widespread complaints about neglected catch-basins and unhealthy private drains. Council to debate a horse and cart collection method as a possible new system.
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Elmwood Place
J. A. Bart
Board of Health
George Kirshner
Final week in Hughes High School contest shapes up
Robert Carver Diserens of Hughes High School leads the students contest as ballots count changes in position. With nine days left and seven coupons to print the race tightens and leaders risk overconfidence while trailing contestants push harder for a late surge. Diserens, a C grade student and Day Bequest Library ticket winner, is active in the Delta Beta Society and Price Hill Brownie Club. He is the son of the late Albert D. Diserens who served as Acting Ensign in the Civil War.
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Robert Carver Diserens
Hughes High School
Delta Beta Society
Price Hill Brownie Club
Dickens
Mark Tapley
Philadelphia
Commercial Tribune
Robert
Albert D. Diserens
United States Navy
Boy receives serious dog bite on Main Street
Ralph Borches aged 14 of Elmwood Place was severely bitten in the right calf yesterday morning by a dog owned by Mrs. Diehl a milliner on Main Street. He walked home to Beech Street where Dr. Haring treated the wound. A large piece of flesh was torn but the boy is not in danger.
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Peters
Pfeffermann
Warner
McClure
Judge Cox
Mr. Peters
Ralph Borches
Elmwood Place
New Short Stories Released in The Illustrated Globe
Twenty fresh, concise tales appear in The Illustrated Globe today. Copies priced at five cents, available at Hawley’s store.
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Illustrated Globe
Hawley’s
Enormous Kansas wheat harvest boosts Republican votes
Col Sam Scott, Kansas City Postmaster and leading Kansas Republican, says a huge wheat harvest in Kansas will drive GOP support this fall. He notes farmers seek 20,000 harvest hands and advertise in Kansas City papers, even stopping trains for recruits. He also hints Missouri may surprise voters.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Missouri
Knights of St. John Celebrate Fourth Anniversary Parade Vespers and Ice Cream Festival
The Knights of St. John No. 81 in Reading marked the fourth anniversary with a parade from the Big Four station to Sts. Peter and Paul Church, vespers preached by Father Ignatius, a dress parade at Ihlendorf's Grove, and an ice cream festival led by the Ladies Auxiliary. Commanderies from Cincinnati Reading Hamilton Newport Covington and others participated under Brigadier General N. B. Jacobs.
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Knights of St. John
Reading
Ladies’ Auxiliary
No. 81
Notre Dame Convent
Big Four
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Lockland
First Regiment
Speath
Mezer
Seifert
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Phels
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Munch
Ostenkamp
Schroder
Settlemeyer
Fisher
Bothe
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Reeger
Harrison
Dodt
Delhi
Mahony
Fairmount
Guenther
Wilson
Grindmeyer
Covington
Reilmann
Newport
Falk
Bellevue
Rist
Ruef
Knights of St. Edward
Biddinger
N. B. Jacobs
Motorcycle Race thrills Chester Park crowd in twenty five mile event
The Chester Park crowd witnessed a 25 mile motorcycle race between W A Rutz of New Haven and A B Stone of Denver. Rutz won by about a foot in 49 minutes after Stone faced tire trouble and a brief halt at the 18th mile. Other events included a one mile novice won by W Rogers and a two mile race with Hausman and Reno Runck taking the win.
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W. A. Rutz
Chester Park
New Haven
A. B. Stone
Denver
Ruiz
Stone
W. Rogers
D. J. Gatti
H. Geiskemeyer
Rutz
Hausman
Reno Runck
Pas Bill
Sam Shirley
Young Cincinnati man wed Mt Summit woman in Covington
William Younger aged 24 of Cincinnati and Callie Madden aged 21 of Mount Summit Ohio were married yesterday morning in Covington Kentucky.
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William Younger
Cincinnati
Callie Madden
Mt. Summit
Covington
Miss Gould Charms Cincinnati with Simple Dress and Hospital Visit
Miss Helen Gould and three companions attend Second Presbyterian Church in modest attire on Communion Sunday. They visit Cincinnati Hospital later, greeting patients, visiting wards, and meeting officials including Mayor Tafel and Dr. Fahrenbatch, while remaining unrecognized by many townsfolk. She attends a 1 pm Chamber of Commerce reception before departing Berea College Tuesday.
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Helen Gould
Cincinnati Hospital
Miss Gould
Second
Harrison
Fahrenbatch
C. D. Parker
Board of Trustees
8. G. Welles
Mr. Matthews
St. Luke’s P. E. Church
Mayor Tafel
Olga
Chas. Edgar Brown
Jay Gould
el Paso
M. 8. Forbes
St. Louis
Susie Rennick
Social Purity League
Ravagli
E. W. Mitchell
A. B. Isham
Prescott Smith
W. H. Taylor
Geo. K. Bartholomew
Dr. Fackler
Barbour
M. M. White
Fourth National Bank
Hearts
the Burnet
Potts
McDonalds
Rockwood Pottery
Ft. Thomas
Berea College
Fehrenbatch
German Methodists in Cincinnati Look to Jubilee in Germany
Prominent German Methodists in the city and across the country plan to join the fiftieth anniversary of the German Methodist Church in the United States. Dr L B Jacoby helped plant German Methodism in Bremen in 1850 and later aided its growth in Germany. The church now has 26 000 members, 38 000 Sunday school children, and assets of 1 520 000 dollars. Two jubilees will be held in Heilbronn and Bremen with Bishop Vincent to reside in Zurich for four years.
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Germany
Race Street
Wm. Nast
L. 8. Jacoby
Cincinnati
Jacoby
Bremen
L. Nippert
Cr. H. Doering
Mr. Nielsen
E. Riemenschneider
C. Schwartz
Kammer Ampt Haus
Chamber of Commerce
Switzerland
Hamburg
Frankfort
Zurich
Heilbronn
Wurtemberg
General Conference
Vincent
Methodist Episcopal Church
Chautauqua Assembly
Kansas City Plans Denies Hotel Extortion for Convention
Colonel Sam Scott Kansas City postmaster and former promoter says hotels will charge standard rates for convention rooms not extortion. He cites four day charges and four persons per room as common, notes the Bureau of Information will list private housing options, and urges civic pride in hosting the event. Duckworth Club weighs sending 75 to 100 members in uniform to attend.
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Same
Scott
Kansas City
Grand
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Philadelphia
Bureau of Information
Duckworth Club
Two Boys Hurt In Play Accidents
August Roettle and Richard Brenning, both seven, suffered serious injuries while playing near their residences. Roettle broke his hip after falling from a low roof at 1526 Western Avenue and was taken to Betts Street Hospital. Brenning sustained a severe scalp wound on the canal bank near Pleasant Street and was treated at City Hospital, where he remained unconscious. detectives probe a possible hit by a quoit from unidentified players.
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August Roettle
Western Avenue
Betts Street Hospital
Richard Brenning
Pleasant Street
Canal Bank
City
Becker
Roach
I ’S
Liberty Street
den Avenue
Late Captain Barker Remembered As Noted River Steamboat Leader
Captain Jonathan H. Barker aged 89 died in Newton Massachusetts after a long career starting in 1848. He helped form Barker Hart and Cook Boat Store later Barker Pierce and Consolidated Boat Store Company, retired twenty five years ago, famed for memory and river knowledge. He leaves three sons and four daughters. burial planned at Spring Grove Cemetery with funeral tomorrow.
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Jonathan H. Barker
Newton
Mass
Saturday
Barker, Hart & Cook Boat Store Company
Captain Barker
Captan Hart
Theodore Cook
Barker, Pierce & Co
Consolidated Boat Store Company
Barker
Spring Grove Cemetery
Ernst Gaertner Guests of Local Church Leader
Ernst Gaertner, lay delegate from the North Germany Conference to the General Conference, visited this city last week and stayed with John Kolbe of Walnut Hills German M E Church. A reception was held in his honor before he departed Saturday for Washington Baltimore and New York to sail for Europe. He is a prominent Bremen Church member and holds a responsible position with North German Lloyds.
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Ernst Gaertner
North Germany
Chicago
John Kolbe
Walnut Hillis
M. E
Washington
Baltimore
New York
Europe
Bremen
Lloyds
Harmony Tower Club Hosts First Picnic at Mt Lookout Park
The Harmony Tower Club plans its inaugural picnic and festival at Mt Lookout Park today, inviting members and neighbors to enjoy a day of food, games, and community activities.
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Harmony Tower Club
Mt. Lookout Park
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