Trial of W W Thomas Arson Case Reopens In State Court
The State re opened its arson case against W W Thomas in Judge Hollister's court with defense attorney Pugh presenting a detailed and plausible argument. Ott the star State witness described finding oil in cans and barrels at Thomas buildings and saw Miss Stone and Isaiah Thomas handling fuel prior to the November 7 fire.
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Thomas
W. W. Thomas
Hollister
Pugh
Darby
Manufacturers’ Supply Company
West Sixth Street
Wich Thomas
Ludlow Alarm Company
Cream of Tartar Baking Powder Company
Mr. Pugh
Miss Stone
Isaiah Thomas
Ott
Messrs. Timberlake and Pope
James W. Ott
East Third Street
W.W. W. Thomas
Third and Broadway
No. 324
Kinder
Isaiah
Walnut Hills
Peebles’ Corner
No. 320
Pat Kelley
Harry Watters
Broadway
Browne Likely to Stay as Assistant Editor
Dr. F. G. Browne, assistant editor of the Western Christian Advocate, is not expected to be replaced by the newly elected editor Dr. Levi Gilbert. Browne has served with high satisfaction and plans to remain until his Indiana conference convenes in the fall.
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F. G. Browne
Western Christian Advocate
Levi Gilbert
Browne
Indiana
Hoosier
Girard Agency Transfer Declared Satisfactory by All
George I. King of Geo I King & Son confirms the Girard Insurance transfer completed with Special Agents Stevens and Hall. He owed the company a small amount and a few hundred dollars on his books, all of which was settled as the agency’s transfer proceeded, with no sensational or unusual elements.
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George I. King
Geo. I. King & Son
Girard Insurance Company
Commercial Tribune
Stevens
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promise Sleep Cure
An advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla makes the blood rich and pure to cure nervousness and provide sweet refreshing sleep. The copy markets its tonic as a health restoration product for frail nerves and sleepless nights.
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Hood
Democratic factions clash over Kansas City delegates
A Chicago style row erupts among local Democrats in the Second District as Bernard and Baker drift from unity. Disputes over Duckworth Club trips and parade plans show deep factional lines, with Bernard’s camp and many smaller groups fighting for influence ahead of the state convention.
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McLean
Donnybrook
Kansas City
Duckworth Club
Committee of Five
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Advice
An old advertisement urges using Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children. It claims the remedy soothes the child, softens gums, relieves pain, cures wind colic, and diarrhea, priced at 25 cents per bottle.
Sale of Box Seats for Gym Ball Park Game Auction
Box seats for a Saturday baseball game were sold at public auction by Henry C. Ezekiel. Sixteen bidders including Julius Fleischmann and members of the Chamber of Commerce and Business Men’s Club competed for eighteen boxes, each for four. The sale grossed nearly 150 dollars for the Fall Festival fund with three boxes reserved for newspapers and German papers.
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Gymnasium Athltetic
Business Men’s Club
Chamber of Commerce
Henry C. Ezekiel
Ezekil & Bernheim
MY Ezekiel
Vox
B. EE. Kroger
Mr. Kroger
Julius Fleischmann
Casper H. Rowe
D. H. Baldwin & Co
Gibson House
Grand Hotel
Commercial Tribune and Enquirer
Times-Star and Post
Daring Canal Rescue By Daughter Nellie
Timothy Creedon 85 of Lockland plunged into the canal on West Forrer Street. His daughter Nellie jumped in to pull him to shore and both were later taken to town. Creedon joked he could have floated to Cincinnati if not for the gate and his children’s refusal to accompany him.
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Timothy Creedon
Lockland
Nellie
Forrer Street
Mr. Creedon
Esterday
Valentine Harding
Cincinnati
Bond Hill Building Association elects officers and plans dividend
Bond Hill Building Association held a meeting to elect officers led by President Co L Perin and to declare a semi annual dividend of 3 percent. The board includes Harold Longley and John M Champlin among others. The group plans to call in 20000 of its paid up stock due to low pool borrowing demand, with about 60000 issued. If favorable loans arise, further calls may be avoided.
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The
Bond Hill Building Association
Co. L. Perin
Harold Longley
John M. Champlin
J. R. Silver
H. 3. Bridge
T. N. McKean
Frank Macke
John F. Ahlers
F. H. Sudmeter
Charles T. Morgan
William J. Hessler
Secord
Miss Gould Returning Home After Berea Trip
Miss Helen Gould has informed Manager Potts that her party will arrive at Burnet this evening on the way home from Berea Kentucky. If she accepts Lexington residents invitation she will come after 7 o clock otherwise about 6. She will stay overnight and depart to New York Saturday morning.
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Helen Gould
Potts
the Burnet
Berea
Lexington
New York
First Night Test Runs Resume on Lindell Line in St Louis
Cars ran on one line of the St. Louis Transit system for the first time since the strike began nearly a month ago. Police reported no crowds or major trouble by 10 p.m. as the Lindell division tested service from Fairfax and Taylor to Eads Bridge. Deputies swore in as many as needed and investigators uncovered twenty five sticks of dynamite tied to a bomb under Easton avenue tracks, dangers noted near the Southern Electric powershouse.
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Str. Louis
St. Louis
Lindell
Fairfax and
Taylor Avenues
Eads Bridge
Pohlmann
Posse Comitatus
Eastern Avenue
Easton
van Deventer Avenue
Broadway
Gasconade Street
Southern Electric
Easton Avenue
County Auditor Adds Two Clerks to Staff
The County Auditor's office announces the appointment of Charles Cornelius and George Emmert to new clerical vacancies following resignations. Cornelius joins as a regular clerk after being one of four new appointees on which a Board vote failed to confirm all names. Emmert, a long time county employee, previously worked in the Recorder's office under George Hobson. Other clerks still serving include Fred Maag John Pentland E White from the settlement department Fred Spurber and John Harries nearby.
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County Auditor's Office
Charles Cornelius
George Emmert
Board of Public Service
Cornelius
Auditor's
Board of Control
Emmert
Recorder’s Office
George Hobson
Resi
Fred Maag
John Pentland
Fred Spurber
John Harries
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