Pleasant Ridge Shakespeare tercentenary pageant planned
A community celebration unites Pleasant Ridge and Kennedy-Silverton districts for a Shakespeare tercentenary next Saturday. Afternoon pageant at Welfare Park features Queen Elizabeth and a procession with Shakespearean characters. evening program in Pleasant Ridge School auditorium includes scenes from Romeo and Juliet, As You Like It, and A Midsummer Night's Dream with named participants and roles.
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Pleasant Ridge
Kennedy-Silverton
Welfare Park
Elliot
Kennedy-Silverton School
Shakespeare
Montgomery Road
Ridge Avenue
Ridge
Queen Elizabeth
Helen Mullinix
Herman Wilcox
Stuart McLean
Louis Cordes
Elizabeth
Freda Ellis
Howard Hebble
Sir Walter Raleigh
William Kennedy
Humphrey Gilbert
Wallace Newby
Sir Francis Drake
Pleasant Ridge School
Romeo and Juilet
Sora Bay
Pauline Raine
Edith
Kittle
Esa
Janet Baumes
Edith Durrell
Edésesange
Amelia Bush
Lucy Draper Corin
Os Guae
Knight Silvius
Luna True EE Lochel
Baith Adams Touchstone
Pere Aesie
Marjorie Putt
Dorothy Baumes
Bottom
Warren Marvin Flute
Assis
Blomberg
Lloyd McArthur Starvising
Moon
Lamar Thomas Eons
Tase Su’ Tes
Donald Bakey
Robert McCullough
Packing Houses Hit by Expanding Cincinnati Strike
Nine Cincinnati packing firms face a widening walkout as 350 to 400 union members protest wage cuts and lockouts. Leaders claim open shop policy while pledging to arbitrate. meat supply remains steady with plants operating. Political notes follow on Roosevelt, Hughes, and party delegates traveling to Chicago.
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Slaughter House
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and “Butchers Local
Michael Schuld
Cincinnati Abattoir
B. H. Kroger Slaughter House
Ernest Friend
Schuld
R. A. Meyer
H. H. Meyer Co
H. H. Meyer Company
H. H. Meyer Packing Company
Weas Fights Death With Ball In Brain At Cincinnati Hospital
Ben F. Weas, 52, lies in a coma with a bullet lodged in his brain after a May 30 shooting at 1810 Race street. Mrs. Charles Nelson, 1336 Walnut street, is held by police over the incident tied to a quarrel about taking a young girl to a beer garden. Doctors say only his extraordinary vitality keeps him alive.
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Ben F. Weas
Cincinnati Hospital
Weas
Race Street
Charles Nelson
Walnut Street
W. G. List
Dr. List
Insurance Firm Wins Suit by Former Agent in New Orleans
The Louisiana Supreme Court upheld a lower court ruling denying A. O. Pessou an accountant to inspect Union Central Life Insurance Company of Cincinnati books. Pessou, a former agent, sought $150,000 reconvention and an accounting. the court refused, and the decision was affirmed.
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New Orleans
the Commercial Tribune
Supreme Court Today
District Court
A. O. Pessou
Union Central Life Insurance Company of Cincinnati
Justice Provosty
Pessou
Supreme Court
Pessoa
Divorce Granted Alimony Award In 76 and 86 Year Couple
In Domestic Relations Court Judge C W Hoffman noted the case of Helen Moxfield aged 76 seeking divorce from Charles H Moxfield aged 86. The couple married in 1863 and lived together fifty three years. The action was for alimony only and the wife received seven dollars fifty cents weekly. They have six children. He resides at the Soldiers Home and she at North Bend Road in Green Township.
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C. W. Hoffman
Helen Mox
Field
Charles H. Moxfield
North Bend Road
Green Town
Johnston Accusers Called to Face Him at School Probe
A Woodward graduates committee demanded open testimony as Johnston faces charges at a Union Board of High Schools hearing in the Denton Building. A preliminary reading of charges occurred with Johnston denying them through attorney Thomas L. Pogue. The Wednesday hearing was set for June 7 at 3 p.m. in the Denton.
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Johnston
Pliny A. Johnston
Woodward
Union Board of High Schools
Denton
Randall J. Condon
C. G. Comegys
Thomas L. Pogue
Bureau of Municipal Research
Condon
Woodward High School
Jacob Menderson
John Cornette, Jr
Louise Eastman
Florence Goff Schwarz
D. D. McDougall
Harry Quitman
Bertramf J. Maddux
Charles A. Norton
Charles Gregory Smith
Gas Rate Debate Yields No Immediate Action At City Meeting
City leaders and business groups met at Hotel Gibson on gas pricing to craft a fair rate. Participants urged moving from talk to fact finding, seeking a minimum charge, true property valuation, and differential rates for small and large consumers while potential emergency ordinances were discussed for a refer endum.
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Federated Improvement Associations
Gibson
Freeman
Union Gas and Electric Company
Mr. Freeman
W. C. Culkins
Chamber of Commerce
Council
Bergel
King
Freiberg
City Club
England
Scotland
John C. Rodgers
John Sauer
Federated Clubs
May 1916 Tax Receipts Surge in Cincinnati District
May 1916 revenue in the Cincinnati district totals over 1.5 million dollars, up from May 1915 by 232 thousand. Beer and distilled liquor production drive the gain as official figures from Collector Gilligan list items such as beer tax special taxes adhesive stamps and miscellaneous receipts.
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Cincinnati
Gilligan
Wien
Class Recital In Cincinnati By Hoffmann Pupils
Music lovers may hear a high class piano recital by Frederick J. Hoffmann’s pupils with soprano Miss Charlotte Sandman and contralto Miss Virginia Seymour at the Odeon Thursday evening under the College of Music. Participants include Elsie Waer Mary Gill Higbee Marie Niehaus Shirley Mason Vera Phillips Katherine Bescherman and Florence Smith.
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Cincinnati
Frederick J. Hoffmann
Charlotte Sandman
Virginia Seymour
Odeon
College of Music of Cincinnati
Elsie Waer
Mary Gill Higbee
Marie Niehaus
Shirley Mason
Vera Phillips
Katherine Bescherman
Florence Smith
Groom Seeks Reduction in Traction Co Valuation
City Solicitor Groom filed a protest with the State Utilities Commission against the Cincinnati Traction Company's valuation set at 24,333,947.36 dollars. The protest asks for eliminations totaling 7,242,000 dollars.
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Groom
Cincinnati “Traction Company
State Utilities Commission
Pablo Lopez Executed by Constitutionalist Firing Squad
Pablo Lopez, chief lieutenant of Villa's raid on Columbus, New Mexico, was executed by firing squad today in Santa Rosa Chihuahua, the site of the execution, as Constitutionalist forces carried out the penalty for his crimes.
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Chihuahua City
Pablo Lopez
Villa
Columbus
N. M
Santa Rosa
Chihuahua
Candidacy Tickets Named by Advertisers' Club Nominating Committee
At a club meeting the Advertisers' Club released two ticket slates. Red ticket lists C. S. Clark as President with L. K. Oppenheimer and Frederic H. Weiss as vice presidents, Clarence W. Payne recording secretary, John G. Kidd treasurer, Joseph R. Tomlin financial secretary, and W. N. Benedict with H. W. Griese on the board. Blue ticket names C. S. Clark as President with F. J. St. Mary as First Vice President and Clarence W. Payne as Recording Secretary, Co. A. Culbertson treasurer, and Leslie Webb with Thomas P. Scully on the board.
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Advertisers’ Club
Red
C. S. Clark
L. K. Oppenheimer
Frederic H. Weiss
Clarence W. Payne
John G. Kidd
Joseph R. Tomlin
W. N. Benedict
H. W. Griese
Blue
F. J. St. Mary
Co. A. Culbertson
Leslie Webb
Thomas P. Scully
College of Music Day At The Zoo
Wednesday features College of Music Day at the Zoo with members of the Board of Stockholders and the faculty attending events and tours.
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College of Music
Zoo
Board of Stockholders
Savings account earns 3 percent interest semiannually
Money deposited on or before June 10 earns interest credited from June 1. The rate is 3 percent per year, with credits applied twice a year.
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J-M.gidding & Co
Guernsey
Jersey
West—Vine
Lester Bosch
Earl of Leicester
John Guthrie
Martin Frobisher
Barnette Blickensderfer
John Cabot
Amy Knauber
Gladys Tingley
Creth Dehmel
Reba Bakie
Bertha Raider
Mary Buxton
Leila Price
Folly
Eloise Farquhar
Edith Blasing
Pony
Thelma Moessinger
Fairyland
Hayden Evans
Roger Humphries
Gale Evans
Benjamin Evans
Puck
Charles Bush
Harley Widman
Calvin Longacre
Walter Wendt
Frank Briggs
Francis Taylor
William Hodge
Henry Staley
Lamar Thomas
Warren Marvin
Ed Blomberg
Lloyd McArthur
Chester Parr
Horace Cassell
Clayton Sikes
Russell McClelland
Duncan McLean
Conrad Ornes
Alva Thompson
Harold Schneider
Phoebe Muirden
Wooden
Schaefer
Ez East
Fourth St
Linton
Cincinnati Packing Houses
John Hoffmann & Sons Company
John Hoffmann Packing Company
J. and F. Schroth Packing Company
Lohrey Packing Company
Jacob Vogel & Sons
Zehler Packing Company
Butchers’ Packing Company
H. H. Sanders Packing Company
John H. Hoffmann Packing Company
H. H. Meyer
John Hoffmann Sons Company
Theodore Roosevelt
Hamilton County
Burton
Charles Christie
Stanley Struble
Julius Fleischmann
Chicago
Colonel Procter
Roosevelt Republican Club
Amos P. Foster
Roosevelt
George Welch
Foster
Myers Y. Cooper
William Littleford
Eugene Farr
Herman Duhme
William Owen Crozier
Sues
Deplores Case
Rg Oos
Lloyd’s Kool Clothes
EOE
Lloyd’s
Kool’’ Clothe
Lod's
Vine ST
Family Theater
Big Gain
Kirschbaum
Stein-Block
Knox
Hanan
Henshaw— Furniture
The
G. Henshaw & Sons Co
ELM and Canal
the Art Dry Cleaning Co
Palm Beach
Theo. Burton
Ohio
WM. Cooper Procter
J. J. Burchenal
John Galvin
Congress Hotel
Chicago, Ill
Ad. Club
College OF Music Outing
the Union Savings Bank and Trust Co
Wm. R. Graul Piano Co
Graul & Kayser
E. Fifth St
Etta
Sinfonia Fraternity
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