Graduates Set For Class Day At Cincinnati Un iversity
Cincinnati University and Cincinnati Law School mark Class Day with readings senior bios and a bonfire burning of textbooks on campus. The Law School celebrates its 75th anniversary with talks by famed lawyers and judges at the Scottish Rite Cathedral and a Queen City Club dinner.
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Cincinnati University
Cincinnati Law School
Queen City Club
Cincinnati
Ninth Street
Law School
Ralph Snott
Ayres
Conway
Ashcraft
Graduation list to be read as planned
The programme remains unchanged as announced and the May 14 list of University graduates printed in The Commercial Tribune will be read at the ceremony.
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Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati High Schools Hold 255 Diploma Ceremony
The Cincinnati high schools graduate 255 students tonight in Music Hall with eight guests admitted per graduate by ticket. Teachers receive two tickets and pupils in B and C grades two each. first-year pupils one. A Shockley will speak as Union Board president. Judge Schwaab is absent due to Espy law enforcement. The Union Board praises his fifteen years of service. The board also retains all current teachers for next year.
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Music Hall
Cincinnati
Union Board of High Schools
Board of Education
A. Shockley
Commercial Tribune
John A. Schwaab
Druggists Receive Diplomas at Cincinnati College Ceremony
The thirty-sixth annual commencement of the Cincinnati College of Pharmacy was held at the Grand Hotel. Thirty-two graduates received diplomas including BPharm and PhD holders. Notable speakers included Alston Ellis and Judge William H. Lueders, with a banquet toastmaster Dr Julius Ejichberg and remarks on law, pharmacy, and medicine.
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Grand Hotel
Alston Ellis
Ohio University
Adolph Leue
John C. Otis
J. F. Haggerty
Matthias Klaiber
John L. Steele
J. J. Majota
Vv. W. Meinharte
Erwin W. Niedenhoefer
Emily M. Wagner
Julius Ejichberg
William H. Lueders
John .Uri Lloyd
Walter R. Griess
Joseph J. Magota
Francis Alexander
William F. Averbeck
Alphonse M. Burwinkel
Walter J. Dempsey
Beulah M. de Lee
William A. Foertmeyer
Thaddeus M. Grant
John F. Haggerty
Joseph Warren Hall, Jr
Thomas H. Halloran
Allen John Heuschling
Harry Horwitz
John William Iliff
Orlando M. A. Keeler
Mathias Klaiber
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Edward F. Krekeler
George Joseph Kylius, Jr
Frank Landmeier
Joseph Jul. Magota
Chester Allen Mace
Val W. Meinharte, Jr
Edwin W. Niederhofer
Alvin Cober Roof
Oscar Schaefer
William George Spanagel
Joseph John Stark
Herbert L. Thompson
Eugene Clare Webb
Edward C. Mable
Roy H. McClung
Ohio Mechanics Institute Commencement Honors Graduates
Mayor Markbreit addressed the graduates at the Ohio Mechanics Institute commencement on Sixth and Vine streets. Rev. A. W. Fortune gave the invocation,Charles H. McGowan gave the salutatory, Clifford G. Maescher spoke on The Demand for Men,William T. Bogart delivered the vale, and diplomas were awarded by Prof. J. L. Shearer with Dean George C. McDiarmid assisting.
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Sixth
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A. W. Fortune
Charles H. McGowan
Clifford G. Maescher
William T. Bogart
Markbreit
J.L. Shearer
George C. McDiarmid
Oil Station Fire Extinguished After 48 Hours
The Cincinnati Oil Works tank station fire burned for forty eight hours and twelve minutes starting Tuesday at 2:23 pm and was tapped out yesterday at 2:40 pm. Water pressure remained sufficient, but officials recommend an independent water service for fire fighting in the business district.
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Water Works
Hiller
Excursion Tours to Yellowstone and Western Parks
Exclusively first class All-Expense Tours depart Chicago in special trains to Yellowstone National Park Yosemite Valley California Utah and Colorado on specific July and August dates. Organized under the Tourist Department Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern Line. Send for itineraries and full information to A Hutchison Manager 212 Clark Street Chicago NL.
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Utah
Colorado
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Clark Street
Culbertson Called by Death in Civil War Era Gifts to Schools
Obituary note recounts Dr Dh Culbertson a surgeon in the Civil War who helped establish gifts to universities and schools. The piece highlights his charitable impact on higher education and the institutions aided by his legacy.
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Dh. Culbertson
Dr James C Culbertson dies. Cincinnati physician leader
Dr James Coe Culbertson 68 of 519 West Seventh street a long time Cincinnati physician editor and organizer died after a paralytic stroke and arterial sclerosis Survivors include widow two sons and one daughter Funeral expected Monday with Mrs John Wheeler of Portland to attend He helped win Burnet Woods tract for the University and aided church mergers and public playgrounds.
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James Coe Culbertson
West Seventh Street
Culbertson
Burnet Woods
Gilbertson
Cincinnati
Lancet Clinic
Cincinnati Academy of Medicine
American Medical Association Journal
Chicago
City Hospital
Board of Education
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First
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Central Presbyterian
Church of the Covenant
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Kansas City
Henry Coe Culbertson
Emporia College
Emporia
Kan
James C. Culbertson, Jr
John Wheeler
Portland
Ore
Tent Meetings Planned by Union Presbyterian Brotherhood
Cincinnati will host a series of tent meetings this summer under the Union Presbyterian Brotherhood. Dr. James B. Ely of Philadelphia spoke on reaching dwellers through open air services, prompting the group to organize twenty one branches with officers including Eldon R. Jones and B. T. Farmer.
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Philadelphia
New York
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B. T. Farmer
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James C. Marshall
Louis H. Blakemore
Lawrence Mendenhall
John E. Woods
William A. Evans
Thomas Knox
Police chief orders arrest of carriage placard writers
Acting Chief Casey yesterday issued orders for the arrest of drivers and occupants bearing notices on carriages with newly married couples. The move targets placards on conveyances that traverse the conventions. Casey is believed to be the first to issue such an order.
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Casey
Demand for Charity Gifts Surges Over 200 Percent
The Associated Charities reports May saw a 126 percent rise in families cared for and a 289 percent jump in meals and lodgings for homeless men versus last year. Seven thousand five hundred dollars is needed to support operations to September 1. Four thousand five hundred circular letters were sent. eighty donations totaling 505.75 have arrived, largest 60, smallest 0.25. Seven new subscribers joined donors.
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Associated Charities
Swallows Poison But May Recover
Mrs Esther McRoberts aged 18 of 1208 West Front Street swallowed chloroform lotion described as a poison yesterday afternoon. She was rushed to City Hospital and is in critical condition but may recover. Her mother Mrs Mary Thomas accompanied her to the hospital in a patrol wagon and said the girl is separated from her husband after a recent marriage and has brooded over the separation.
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West Front Street
Mary Thomas
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