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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1914

Page

7

French Cavalry School at Saumur Described by Dowling

Dr Francis Dowling details Saumur Cavalry School, its founders and structure. He notes the town on the Loire, the training for cavalry artillery engineers and St Cyr cadets, and the staff including commandant and professors. He recalls General Kearny and Roosevelt era officer exchanges, and says Saumur also makes most rosaries imported to the United States.

Francis Dowling Europe Cas Ross France Saumur Uny St. Cyr School of Cap Ss Department of General Ins Klowel Philip Kearny Phil Kearny Chantilly West Point United States Army Royal Cavalry School United States Solferino Magenta Austria Maurier Napoleon Legion of Honor Kearny Fourth United States Cavalry John G. Quakemayer Thirteenth Cavalry Tober 1

Officers Re-Elected at Cincinnati Law Library Association

The Cincinnati Law Library Association held its annual meeting at the Courthouse library with Vice President John C. Healy presiding. Trustees Harmon and Judge Sayler were re elected, John R. Schindel re elected clerk, and officers Harmon Healy and Hinkle were re elected. Financials show June 7 1913 balances of 608.10 in the King fund and 896.62 in the general fund, year collections 5 622.90, King income 1 081.66, expenditures 2 005.01 for salaries and 3 926.89 for books. Librarian Edwin Gholson reports volumes rising from 35 076 to 36 783, an increase of 1 707, with donations from Harmon Michigan State Library Heintzman W H Anderson Co Werner and others.

Cincinnati Law Library Association John C. Healy Harmon Judgs Sayler John R. Schindel John ©. Healy T. M. Hinkle Hinkle King Fund General Fund King Edwin Gholson Fran?overnor Harmon Michigan State Library Joseph W. Heintzman T. M. Gregory

Summer teachers to be appointed for vocational and academic schools

Superintendent Condon announced appointments for summer schools opening June 22. Washburn School led by Supervisor M. Louise Armstrong and Director Matilda F. Nicholson. Old Hughes School led by Director Jennie D. Porter. Third Summer Academic School lists principal Charles Otterman and a roster of high school and elementary teachers with daily rate scales.

Condon Washburn School M. Louise Armstrong Matilda F. Nicholson Madelin Adler Elizabeth Cramer Matilda Dauch Sara Landman Sadie Lloyd Mattie Meyer Edna Moorman Gilber E. Neeb Marie Schutzkner Wilma L. Smith Elwinna Stewart W. R. Sage Lena K. Suter Co. R. Walker Old Hughes School Jennie D. Porter Lillian Boswell Mattie Dalton Margaret Davis Virginia Doll Ida Liverpool Minnie Peace Mary Resor Myrtle Richardson Edna Ringgold Anna Sanford Sanfred Showes James Thorpe Henrietta Washam Charles Otterman E. F. Bergman Elizabeth Bogle Clara Dauman Otis Games C. M. Lee J. Mauchly Frank A. Ralston C. F. Steal C.E. Thomas W. H. Altamer C. B. Bolenbaugh Lillian M. Browler Irene D. Cornwell Laura Crone F. Dearness C. F. Hanselman Mabel R. Holman Alvina Hollenberg T. Logan Macy H. Morgan Amelia Niedermeyer Laura Reedy D.S. Richards Ella Smith F. M. Youmans

Coroner Reports Natural Death of 75 Year Old Woman

Coroner Foertmeyer was notified yesterday that Mrs. O'Donnell 75 who lived alone at 925 Monastery Street was found dead in bed. The death was due to natural causes.

Foertmeyer O'Donnell Monastery Street

Birth announcements list multiple new babies and parents

The notice records numerous births with parent names and addresses, including girls and boys born to families such as Bolling Johannes Nivens Thorwarth Wood Henderson Seaman Eisenman Sturla Moore Miller Grassmann Ross Bird Bird Sandmann Flaherty Horn Knapp, listing streets and cities. It aggregates many infant entries without further detail.

Charles Edna Bolling Oregon Fred Louisa Johannes Wardell Avenue Squire Emma Nivens Tremont John Freda Thorwarth East McMicken William F Julia Wood MccMillan Howard V Margaret Henderson Burnet Frederick H Clara Seaman Hopkins Julius Emelie Reedy Price Albert Anna Eisenman Hampton - Place Harry Sadie Sturla Hillside Richard and Maud Moore Price Hill Michael Kathérine Miller Madisonville Merle R Katherine Grassmann Frank Angela Ross Harrison William Mary Bird Glenway George and Myrtle Sandmann E. Boy Hugh and Clara Flaherty Lick Eun Road Peter and Lorain Horn Montrose Avenue Fred and Christina Knapp

America the Beautiful sung at Cincinnati club meeting

The Cincinnati Woman's Club closed its year with a chorus performance of America the Beautiful written by Katherine Lee Bates and set to music by Will L. McFarlane. Mrs. Lawrence Maxwell, General Federation music chair, urged adoption as Federation Hymn and praised the piece's merit.

Katherine Lee Bates Will L. McFarlane Maine General Federation Cincinnati Woman's Club Lawrence Maxwell

Desirable Tearooms Near Hotel Sherman Listed

Ohio women learn of top dining spots near Hotel Sherman courtesy of Miss Florence Beckett. Marshall Field's tearoom is praised as the finest in the world, incomparable in America and Europe, located just two blocks away.

Ohio Hotel Sherman Florence Beckett Marshall Field’s Beckett America Europe

Reception at Art Institute Highlight of General Federation Biennial

The General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial in Chicago features a major reception at the Art Institute from June 9 to 19. On June 11 the Art Institute opens to visiting club women with recitals, a pageant under Clyde Gardner, a Wilde reading by Mrs. Lou Wall Moore, and multiple concerts and tours across the building and Tree Studios with Midwest artists and society figures hosting guides.

General Federation of Women’s Clubs Chicago Art Institute General Federation Fullerton Hall Allen Spencer Liszt Debussy Christine Miller John Carpenter Goldsmith Clyde Gardner Field Museum Lou Wall Moore Oscar Wilde Liza Lehman Glinka Herrman Josephine Largo Rachel Steinman Clarke Mabel Woodworth Marie Sidenina Lendt Vera Poppe Art Life of Percy V. Pennybacker Midway Studios Clyde Chanler Lorado Taft Tree Anna Stacey Fine Arts Magda Heuerrmann

Third Battalion Camped at Hartwell Rifle Range

The Third Battalion of the First Regiment C. N. G. went into camp at Hartwell rifle range last night. Commanded by Major W. S. Hancock, it includes Companies D Lebanon led by Captain Swanger, I Cincinnati led by Captain Brown, M Georgetown led by Captain Shotwell, and L Manchester led by Captain Darnell.

Hartwell W. 8. Hancock Lebanon Swanger Cincinnati Brown Georgetown Shotwell Manchester Darnell

Hired Undertaker Not Needed Says Lunacy Suspect

Herman Schulze 50 entered Joseph Menke's dry goods store on Jalnut near Allison and asked for a revolver then claimed he had arranged burial after his suicide. Patrolman Hadler took him to Probate Court where Judge Lueberg ordered jail custody until Monday for lunacy. Schulze said Undertaker John Leitemeyer planned to bury him at 4. He described a head winding of raw beef to ease pains and lived at Walnut and Allison. Leitemeyer's shop knew nothing of prearrangements.

Herman Schulze John Leitemeyer East Thirteenth Street Schulze Walnut and Allison Streets Leitemeyer

Prove Catarrh and Deafness Cure by 2 Cents Sample

A 2 cent sample offer claims Pretzinger Catarrh Balm and Tablets cure catarrh deafness and colds at home. Testimonials praise improved hearing and health, noting full restoration and deep voice after use. The product, Dayton Ohio, priced 50 cents for full kit, includes balm and tablets under U S law.

Pretzinger S. A. Hoover Jamestown, N. C Pretzinger Catarrh Balm Co Pretzinger Catrrh Balm & Tablet CO Dayton Ohio

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Keredis Factories Ninth Harriet and Richmond Sedamsville Elberon Warsaw Ave Harriet St Krell Pianos West Krell the Krell Charming Sisters Royal Piano Royal Player Piano Royal Albert Krell Richmond and Harriet Streets Warsaw Avenue Harriet Street Roya Loire Gertrude Blair Anna Mae Orr Charles S. Rockhill Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs America the Beautiful Domestic Art and Science Society Mrs Frank W. Gunsaulus Rembrandt Rouillier Erib O’brien Thurber Artists’ Guild The Miniature Society of Chicago Man Revolver E. Helpman Defiance Washington Street A. J. Curly Wren Retzingers
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