Pythian preparations as Columbus hosts Ohio Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias of Columbus arrange extensive events for the Grand Lodge of Ohio thirty eighth annual convention in Columbus June 9 to 11. A special coach will transport many officers and representatives including Grand Chancellor elect Jeffr A Ringold and other leaders to the city for ceremonies and a reception at Queen City Lodge and Douglass Castle with a parade to Grand Central Depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias of Columbus
Grand Lodge of Ohio
Grand Lodge
Jeffr A. Ringold
A. P. Butterfield
Pythian
J. C. Krieger
William H. Lueders
William Schuchardt
William J. Klein
A. N. Hook
Charles F. Lotz
Frank X.barrett
Charles W. Snyder
Frederick Hessdoerfer
August E. Keldel
L. M. Potts
Arthur Boden
William H. Harmon
B.T. Archer
William 8. Little
J. Albert Jones
Frederick Breuleux
Nat Hyams
J. F. Clayton
Julius Woerst
H. J. Appling
John Weigel
Benton
Oppenheimer
Albert Fuller
Frederick Rupp
E. C. Fewble
John H.nolte
John N. Plummer
Charles H. Stadman
Max Levy
Edward Eby
William Stradtmann
BE. R. Weachter
R. M. McVey
Douglass Castle
Sixth
Walnut Streets
Grand Central Depot
Ringold
Fresh Air Farm to Open in Terrace Park Next Wednesday
Fresh Air Farm launch set for Terrace Park with a picnic at 1 PM. All friends and patrons invited. Those planning to attend should send their names to Mrs Charles Fleischmann by tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrace Park
Charles Fleischmann
Foster estate alterations and Belmont avenue residence
Alterations to the Foster estate on Main and Orchard include a two and a half story frame residence on the south side of Belmont avenue near Sixth street, with W. Smith as owner. Also noted is a store and dwelling at the northwest corner of Fifth and Pike streets, Hudepohl Brewing Co. listed as owner with costs between 2500 and 3000 dollars.
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Orchard
Foster
Cobe
Belmont Avenue
Sixth Street
W. Smith
Ory
Fifth and
Pike Streets
Hudepohl Brewing
Building Associations Day Set by Hamilton County League
The Hamilton County League of Building Associations plans a celebration at Chester Park on June 18 inviting all county associations. Complimentary tickets are available from each association secretary for members and families. The article recalls the rise of Cincinnati and Ohio building associations since 1866 and lists key trustees and assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Opera House
Cincinnati
Ohio
Building Associations
H. A. Rattermann
Adolph Sommer
Messrs Rattermann
Carberry
Schaaf
Austing
Keck
Schuster
Cress
Rattermann
Oswald Schaaf
Messrs Stalle and
Kittredge
Paul Schuster
Auxiliary Vvices
Hamilton County Association
Mortgagors
United Association
Ohio Building Associations
Cincinnati Building Associations
Hamilton County League of Building Associations
Fred Bader
G. C. Joelink
G. Holz
F. H. Vorjohan
Jacob Do
Chester Park
Hamilton County
Hamilton County Building Association League
H. S. Rosenthal
H. F. Cellarius
Thomas L. Pogue
J. D.bunke
Building Association
Threaten Strike by Traction Men in Cincinnati Demands
The street railway union in Cincinnati threatens a strike to back wage demands as living costs rise. About eleven hundred members, many secretly enrolled, plan to vote by mail if needed. They accuse dispatchers of dismissals for union support and push for a say in work conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay
Men’s Union
Traction Company
Schoepf
Lee
Cincinnati
Home for the Blind marks fifth anniversary celebration
Clovernook Home for the Blind celebrated its fifth anniversary with hundreds of guests touring the grounds and viewing handicrafts made by blind residents. Guests included Mrs. Maria Goggins and Mrs. Warren Cary as patronesses, with ten blind women and one blind man involved in rug weaving and rug sales totaling about 150 pieces on display.
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Clovernook Home For the Blind
Alice
Phoebe Cary
Florence
Georgia
Julie P. O'Hara
Alice Simrall
Irene Long
Jane O’hara
Lillie Worthington
Miss Tibbles
Louise Worthington
Drausin
Wulsin
Nettie Senior
Rammelsberg
Miss West
Letitia Cist
Maria Goggins
Mt. Healthy
Robert Sattler
Ewing Blaine, Jr
E. H. Berry
Worthington
Josephine Simrall
Jane
Julie O'Hara
Augusta Clark
Betsy King Peters
Netter
Senior
Good Times Coming Movement Moves in Cincinnati
Industrial Bureau backs National Prosperity Association in Cincinnati urging merchants manufacturers bankers to join July 1 Re employment Day. Circular promises sunshine and renewed confidence with guidance to increase output hire more workers and restore normal prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrialreau
National Prosperity Association of Cincinnati
S. P. Egan
United States
Cincinnati Industrial Bureau
Cincinnati
National Prosperity Association
Prosperity Headquarters
Prosperity Association
Industrial Bureau
SI. P. Egan
Will L. Finch
The
Associated Organizations
Cleveland
St. Louis
Union Trust Building
California Without Change In New Pullman Sleeping Cars
California without change in new Pullman ordinary sleeping cars operate from Cincinnati every Tuesday at 6 pm. The route goes via Louisville New Orleans Houston San Antonio El Paso and Los Angeles to San Francisco. Rates for berths half the cost of regular sleepers. Contact B and O S.W. Illinois Central or Southern Pacific or write C H Wiseman D P A Joseph Biggs D P A or W H Connor General Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Pullman
Cincinnati
Louisville
New Orleans
Houston
San Antonio
el Paso
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Illinois Central Railroad
Southern Pacific
C. H. Wiseman
Joseph Biggs
Hot Springs
Ark
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Texas
ST. Paul
Brownsville
Mexico City
California
Oklahoma
Mexico
City
ONY Lind
Pekin
Vine Street
Corner Arcade
Union Station
Ohio
Union Demands and Arbitration in Cincinnati Traction
A text outlines demands by the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees of America. It calls for 27 cents per hour pay for motormen and conductors, reinstatement of those discharged for union activity, and recognition of the union with disputes settled by a joint committee of the union and the Cincinnati Traction Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees of America
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Traction Company
Board to Reconsider Lytle Home Demolition Resolution
A Board of Public Service member said at last night’s meeting the resolution ordering Park Superintendent to demolish the Lytle home will be reconsidered at tomorrow’s session. The aim is to decide whether to preserve the old house in Lytle Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Lytle
Lytle Park
Heat rogged a man of his intellect
A man about 60 years old with heat dementia was found wandering near Liberty Street and Highland Avenue. Police took him to City Hospital as physicians could not identify him or obtain his name or address. He could only utter guttural sounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
Liberty Street
Highland Avenue
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Ayette Sergea
Tim
J. M. Gidding & Co
West Fourth Street—Vine and
Gossard
Mme. Irene
West Fourth Street
John Holland
Imperial
E. Fourth St
Cincinnati Law Library Association
Judson Harmon
J. R. Sayler
Circuit Court Room
Thornton M. Hinkle
Eldon R. James
Hinkle
Pythiang
Capital City
Open Fresh Air Farm
Ean
Covington and Newport
Nelson College
Nelson
Temple
7Th and Elm
Nual
League
Street Railway Union
Fred Fay
Street and Electric Railway Employees
Scott
Sec
Workman’s Hall
Home For
Ologan
Sunshine Movement
Bauer
Main Street
Branch Exchange
Canal
Bauer Ice Cream and Baking CO
Ocean and
VIA
New York
Old Point Comfort
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
Virginia Mountain Resorts
Richmond
Old Point
Linton Hotel
A. L. Ellett
Hhinois Central Railroad
Detroit
Columbus
Walnut ST
Krell
Harriet & Richmond Sts
John Bremer
Vine St
Phone Canal
J. H. Gest
Hauck
Foucar
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