The Duke Leads Echo Crew Through Fire Rescue
In a wartime style reminiscence, former Echo staff recounts a dramatic office fire on Tubville night. The Duke, a formidable editor figure, guides colleagues including Knap and Billy Holliday to safety along a perilous wall cornice, with the telegraph man and others escaping as flames tower over the building.
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Tom
Harry
Times
The
Herald and Echo
Billy Holliday
Billy
Pseas Ecu
Rom
Sandy
Knap
Heaven
Larry
Duke
Bobby
Associated Press
Bedlam
Art Room
Echo
Stein
Urgent appeal seeks help for young woman in distress
A young woman describes pressure from a married employer who kisses her and threatens job loss. An orphan, she asks Aunt Maria for guidance on whether to continue the relationship, insisting she is not crass yet fears losing work at age twenty. Public appeal to provide name and address for aid.
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Maria
Avondale Club
Crown Jewel Missing From Stockholm Treasury
A 255 carat ruby, part of the royal regalia, has vanished from the Stockholm treasury. The report notes a court sensation with police in European capitals warned to be on alert.
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New York
Stockholm
American and Journal
Subscribe to the Commercial Tribune Offer
A vague sales pitch invites readers to subscribe by sending an estimate to settle the matter and free the mind.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Daily
Sunday Commercial Tribune
Weekly Gazette
Ninety Pupils Awarded Mer cantile Library Membership
Ninety pupils in public schools were named to receive a one year Young Men's Mercantile Library membership for class merit. The list includes students from multiple districts and schools such as Avondale Clifton Columbia Elmwood Avenue Garfield Guilford Harrison Hoffman Hyde Park Kirby Road Lincoln Linwood North Fairmount Oyler Riverside Westwood Whittier Windsor First Intermediate Third Intermediate Fourth Intermediate and several high schools with numerous named individuals. The notice also records engagements and social events including Ella and Henry Pfeister, Mem phis trip reports, receptions, and a Masonic Hall dance for Rugby School graduates.
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Young Men's Mercantile Library
Edward Little
Fourt
William Stine
Edna Thoma
Irene Kautz
Helen Todd
Leslie Henshaw
Leighteenth
Clara Rehg
Allen C. Strunk
Lucy Braun
William Rebold
Elsie Faber
Avondale
Norman Ebersole
Edna Loeb
Clifton
Valeska Razall
Columbia
Ella Lahnsen
Elmwood Avenue
Viola Dorsey
Garfield
Mabel Marcus
Guilford
Stewart McDougal
Harrison
Edward E. Haskell
Hoffman
Effie Keys
Raymond Witte
Hyde Park
Edna Bingaman
Highland School
Emma Corbett
Kirby Road
Evalyn Hayes
Charles Barringer
Lincoln School
Fred Guethlin
Loretta Youngbluth
Linwood
Walter Fortune
North Fairmount
Lillie Kelsch
Oyler School
Laura Feid
Riverside
Leslie Davis
Westwood
Grace Cavanaugh
Whittier School
Ella Jenneman
Windsor School
Russell Walkey
Viola Hall
Marguerite Verdas
Mabel Stratman
Duke Britton
William Sachs
Emma Rottmueller
Alma Houschopp
George Mohr
Walter Siessler
Antoinette Bahr
Lulu Bechman
Selma Boesch
Alfred Hasenmeier
Hughes High School
Ethel Sanders
Nathan Isaacs
Helen Little
Helen Wilson
Jean Heck
Elsie Clark
Louis Gross
Susie Gillham
Linn Hattersley
Pearl Berninghaus
Elsie Kiewitz
Ethel Jeunenbaum
Louise Koetter
Woodward High School
Martin L. Pernice
Clifford Marsh
Lewis Brand
Helen Dowdell
Albert Avery
Donald Woodward
Emma Andriessen
Effie Jones
Florence Farbach
Ruth Henley
Katherine Baur
Norma Jung
Milton Silverglade
John Lewis
Walnut Hills High School
Louise Bentley
Percy Deutch
Angela Dehner
Merle Miller
Elmer Dorman
Murray Goldsmith
Wm. Mack
Delta Delta Delta to Hold Fifth National Convention in Boston
Cincinnati chapter of Delta Delta Delta mails delegates led by Ida Davis and Julia Closterman to the June 27 to July 1 Boston convention. The ten-year-old Cincinnati group, about seventy-five members, plans to capture honors and enjoy social events. Separately, Miss Billa H. Johnson of Fernbank wed Frank Shaw Upton of Rochester in Cincinnati with many out-of-town guests and a home to be in New York City after September 1.
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Cincinnati
Delta Delta Delta
Boston
University
Ida Davis
Price Hill
Estella Riley
Julia Closterman
Lena J. Shannon
Fernbank
Billa H. Johnson
Frank Shaw Upton
Rochester
N. Y
Blodgett
Gertrude Shannon
Paris
Leon Johnson
Dubuque
Town
L. A. Goddard
Chicago
Laura
Katie Upton
New York and Kentucky
Cincinnati Bridesmaid Attends Flatbush Wedding
Katherine Radcliffe of Cincinnati served as bridesmaid at the Flatbush home wedding of Miss Lucia Virginia Lilly and Edward Boyd Dunham. The gown was white grenadine over silk with satin rib bon ruchings and she carried white sweet peas and roses. Also present from Cincinnati were Miss E. B. Radcliffe and Mrs. Radcliffe.
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Commercial Tribune
Brooklyn
Katherine Radcliffe
Cincinnati
Lucia Virginia Lilly
Edward Boyd Dunham
Flatbush
E. B. Radcliffe
Radcliffe
Shirt waists for diverse figures with adjustable sleeves
A fashion tip describes a full shoulder shirt waist with bishop sleeves and adjustable fronts. The pattern 4150 fits busts 32 to 40 inches and requires varying yardages by fabric width. Sent to readers for 10 cents to the Fashion Editress in Cincinnati.
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Oxford
Madras
Batiste
Dimity
Fashion Editress
Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
Love Affair Dictated Cincinnati’s Founding Origin
In a University of Cincinnati class on American Expansion, Wilson Rucker cites a frontier ensign and a North Bend woman as the lovers behind Cincinnati’s site choice. Upcoming talks feature George C. Collier on The French in the Northwest Territory and Chas Rucker on The Symmes Purchase. Max Sierveld discusses The Western Reserve and Edna Hopkins addresses Early Ohio.
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Wilson Rucker
University
Cincinnati
North Bend
George C. Collier
Northwest Territory
Chas Rucker
Symmes Purchase
Greenwald
Max Sierveld
Western Reserve
Edna Hopkins
Ohio
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McGlure Co
Love
Prof
Weichman
Booth
Anderson, Ind
Lewis J. Wiechman
Charles O’crawley
John Surratt
Baltimore
John Wilkes Booth
President Lincoln
Weichmen
Surratt
Tansho
Burlington
Colorado
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
ST. Louis
Glenwood Springs
Salt Lake
Black Hills
Yellowstone Park
Pacific Coast
West
Billings
St. Paul
Rocky Mountain
NG. P. A
Vine Bt
Cinckanati
Mercantile Library
Ella
Henry Pfeister
Farrin
Wyoming
Hugh Mageveney
Mary Blair
Colburn Foulds
Memphis
L. E. Casey
Covington
Casey
M. Dashiell Stephenson
Shindel
William Lair Reynolds
Magnus Tate
Hawley Youtsey
Daum
Bellevue
Stella Burgan
Bradbury’ Poole
Rugby School
Masonic Hall
Schaefer
Perkins Kincheloe
Howard James
Bessie Johnson
Alma Raum
Sarah Ernst
Rose Rankin
Elsie Stewart
Gladys Trevor
Margaret James
Virginia Martin
Jane Martin
Dot Keefer
Arthur Weller
Bayard Thompson
Percy Thompson
Ed Phelps
J. W. Belt
William Groom
George Lott
Harold Weller
Richard Kincheloe
Notes OF Society
Max Poll
Whitcomb
Delaware Water Gap
Prof. Poll
Prof. Whitcomb
William Vincent
Howard
Resor
M. B. Farrin
Sorosis Shoe Store
Sorosis
Shoe Store
West Fourth
Miss Radcliffe
Commercial Tribune Daily Fashion Tip
Sapolio
Atlas National Bank
Capital
Cincinnati, O
the Commercial Tribune CO
City
Commercial Tribune Co
Express
Geo. Guckenberger
Tadhaana
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Indiana
Room
Cial
Tribune
Post Office
Daily and Sunday Commercial Tribune
Tion
Secretary of State of
Commercial Tribune Company
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