Fountain Gift Unveiled in Mt Auburn Park Ceremony
Thousands gathered at Filson Outlook Park for the dedication of a Carrara marble fountain gifted to Mt. Auburn by L. B. Reakirt. Judge William H. Lueders spoke for the donor as the crowd enjoyed a band concert, fireworks, and a flag-filled celebration with children singing patriotic songs.
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Filson Outlook Park
Filson
Mt. Auburn
L. B. Reakirt
William H. Lueders
Schoenle
Guy W. Malton
Irwin Krohn
Ireland
Hunsche
Bell
America
Adred Gould
Sol Stephan
Zoo
Guy W. Mallon
William
Rankin
Krohn
Irvin W. Krohn
The
Park Commission
Star-Spangled Banner
Childten
Sixteenth District School and
Hahn Military Band
Lueders
L. B. Reakitt
Reakirt
Pietrassanta
Carrara
Cavalieri Ferdinand Palla
Mr. Reakirt
Cincinnati
City of Cincinnati
Schonele
Board of Park Commissioners
Landis
Mayor Spiegel Hosts Welcome for Liquor Dealers Convention
Mayor Spiegel will greet 1400 delegates at the National Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association annual convent tion at the Hotel Gibson. Delegates include grocers hotel keepers and allied trades opposing prohibition. Supporting officials and many associations attend as Ohio wine and spirits groups plan sessions. The event features addresses by E Mark Sullivan and notes from city officials praising park projects and a new fountain dedication.
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Spiegel
National Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association
Hotel
Gibson
Powell
Chamber of Commerce
Antisaloon League
Tennessee
West Virginia
Kansas
Samuel Woolner
Peoria
Ill
Ohio
Internal Revenue Department
United States
India
Australia
Ohio Wine and Spirits Association
Maurice J. Freiberg
Cincinnati
National Wine and Spirits Representatves
Breweries
Frank Fehr
Louisville
United States Brewers’ Association
Fehr
Joseph Debar
J. J. McCaffrey
Boston
Mass
Howard Igoimes
Falls City
Southwest
Kansas City
St. Louis
E. Mark Sullivan
Ipswich
A Clifton Wedding Unites Pauline Foster and Law son Reed
The Calvary Church in Clifton hosted the wedding of Miss Pauline Foster to Mr. Lawson Reed with Rev. Frederick Flinchbaugh presiding. Iris decor filled the altar as 175 guests attended a reception at the Seth Foster homestead before the couple's move to Interwood Avenue Clifton.
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Calvary Church
Clifton
Frederick Flinchbaugh
Pauline Foster
Lawson Reed
A. L. Reed
Miss Foster
Seth Foster
Queen City
Chandler Robbins
Boston
Clifford Wright
P. Lincoln Mitchell
John Longworth Stettinius
Joseph Horne
Pittsburg
Meade Robinson
Louisville
Hamill W. Baker
Wilmington
Del
Morgan J. O’brien, Jr
New York City
James P. Garland
Salem
Mass
Effingham B. Morris, Jr
Philadelphia
Alan Corey
Reed
Interwood Avenue
Frank Cutcheon
New York
Dinsmore
Kentucky
James Garfield
Cleveland
Kentucky politics and Dixie Highway debate dominate state scene
A Kentucky political analysis cites The Louisville Times on the Democratic dilemma led by J. Rufus Vansant and party factionalism over liquor, moonshine, and law enforcement. It highlights the Dixie Highway push, road projects, and intra party tensions ahead of November contest.
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Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Louisville Times
Kentucky
Times
J. Rufus Vansant
J. Rufus
Kentucky Democracy
Kentucky Sun
Turkey Foot Road
Feues
Percy Haly
Elizabethtown
Louisville and Nashville
Dixie Highway Association
Lexington
Covington
Big Sandy
Mills’ Point
District Physicians Exempt from Narcotics Registration
Federal authorities notify that district physicians are exempt from registering to prescribe narcotics while other druggists must register and pay a fee. District physicians will have prescriptions filled without question due to their full-time commitment to city patients.
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Landis
Punch and Judy Show Delights Wade and Johns Streets Crowd
A Punch and Judy show at McKinley Park was enjoyed by children and many adults on Saturday afternoon. Arthur Eckstein staged the performance with Judy in fine form, playfully scolding Punch and keeping spectators amused.
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Lucile Laurer
Cincinnati
Celestine Shigley
Ridgeway Avenue
Walnut Hills
Shigley
W. L. Shigley
D. D. Bramble
Henry Laurer
Yes
McKinley Park
Wade and
John ' S
Arthur Eckstein
Judy
Punch and Judy Shows Schedule for June Tour
The report notes Punch and Judy performances with smiling host Punch afterward. Shows benefit children and parents and list venues and dates in June including Washington Park June 7 Grant June 9 Hanna June 11 Symmes June 14 Lincoln June 16 Inwood June 18 Filson Outlook June 21 Turkey Ridge June 23 Pearl Street June 25 Woodward Park June 26.
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Punch
Washington Park
Grant
Hanna
Symmes
Lincoln
Inwood
Filson Outlook
Turkey Ridge
Pearl Street
Woodward Park
Eight Arrests Mark Cincinnati Race Track Scandal
Cincinnati police arrest eight for involvement in a country wide race track system promoted locally. Seven men are charged with knowledge of the scheme. Names include Walter Harrison of Kansas City and Harry Stanhope of Omaha, among others.
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Cincinnati
Kansas City
Walter . Harrison
Omaha
Neb
Harry Stanhope
Phil
Syndicate Arrests Tied to Denver Case Involving Meridian and Los Animas
Philadelphia and L V OBrien of Meridian Massachusetts were arrested. Kansas City police say two men and a woman are in Denver custody on syndicate charges. Arrest followed J W Klinkerman of Los Animas California reporting an $8 000 lost bet on a supposed sure thing.
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Adelphia
L. V. O’brien
Meridian
Mass
Kansas City
Denver
J. W. Klinkerman
Los Animas
Cal
Law Library Association Holds Annual Meeting in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Law Library Association met at the Courthouse with Governor Harmon presiding. Re-elected trustees include Judge Warrington Judge Worthington and Thornton M Hinkle. John R Schindel to succeed late Judge Sayler. Oscar Stohr elected clerk. A Sayler memorial was adopted. Officers re-elected include Harmon president Healy vice president and Hinkle treasurer. Edwin Gh librarian reported 36 784 volumes and year 1 661 volumes cataloged June 1 1914.
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Cincinnati Law Library Association
Harmon
John W. Warrington
William Worthington
Thornton M. Hinkle
John R. Schindel
Judge Sayler
Oscar Stohr
John Sayler
S. M. Johnson
John G. Healy
Thopatin M. Hinkle
Edwin
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Mr. Renkirt
Taft
Rufus B.smith
Howard C. Hollister
Mayor Spiegel
Morris , Westheimer
Clinton Wundza
Glofdieterie
QML Woolner
Willlapt
Orice Pel Berg
Robert J. Bonser CO
Pearl St
Bet
Lucia
Wowkn
Grea
Mt. St. Vincent
Cedar Grove
Mt. St. Joseph
Mt. St. Joseph-on-the-Ohio
Elberon Avenue
Lee
Anna W. Wurst
Lillian Dames
Clara Monaghan
Sarah Chambers
Cleves
Lillian Menzel
Hyde Park
Western College For Women
Oxford
R. P. Risenberick
Roanoke
Eleanor Baughman
Francis and
Lora Avenues
Station L
Besse Giffen Headley
Spencer Avenue
Norwood
Edna Giffen
E. BE. Slosson
the Independent
Charles Wuest
Pullan Avenue
Elsie Leonora
Denham B. Crafton
Crafton
United States Military Academy
Tasker Bliss
Officers’ Club
Galveston
Tex
Margaret Lee
Blue Ash
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
St. Patrick’s Church
Third and
Mill Streets
St. Paul's
John T. Ottke
Jerusalem
Corpus Christi
Fr. Schuetky
Wallach
Fr. Vandusen
S.J
Louis Roth
Dorothy Coolidge
Detroit
Avondale
Jacob Riehle
Victor Street
Park View
Edward Nolting
Charles R. Cassell
Emil Ahlers
Louis Ahless
John Grisby
Charles Steck
William Wohlsmith
William Herrlinger
Michael J. Flynn
Charles Kern
Blue Grass
the Times
McChesney
Beckham-Haly-Vansant
Barlow
Brethren
Stanley
McDermott
Hawke’s
Main Street
Sidway
SAT
Hohifeld
Hamo Krades
Rockaway Safety Coaster
Miami
LAW Library Meeting
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