Silk Plaited Sox Special at Two Prices
Hosiery advertised as silk plaited and selling for 25 cents with many stores offering identical items as specials at 35 cents. Available in staple colors and all sizes. Highlighted as extra good values.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1913
Page
2
Hosiery advertised as silk plaited and selling for 25 cents with many stores offering identical items as specials at 35 cents. Available in staple colors and all sizes. Highlighted as extra good values.
Attorney General Hogan plans to go to Cincinnati to oversee Cincinnati Trust Company cases, aiming to aid Mayor Hunt’s re election bid. He cites insomnia from a defeated plan and hints at taking over prosecution if needed, amid city tensions over the Traction Company and militia threats.
A Protective Committee of Cincinnati Gas and Electric stockholders demands explanations and calls a special meeting to challenge a proposed transfer of the lease to Columbia Gas and Electric. The letter cites alleged mismanagement, depreciation shortfalls, and improper surplus handling by Union Gas and Electric under the 1906 lease.
Kinney McCann a 40 year old claim adjuster from Bellevue Ky faces a preliminary hearing before Squire Morton Monday on alleged attempts to extort Gus Hoelle wealthy dairyman for 25000 by promising not to prosecute a paternity charge. Hoelle says the blackmail spanned several days and included a 1200 offer.
In Chicago on June 7 Michael Yanahan and Homer Scott robbed a saloon at gunpoint. Police pursued Yanahan after he opened fire injuring a officer. Yanahan was killed by a bullet to the right side while Scott surrendered after a rapid chase.
Columbus police judge dismisses cruelty case against James Watson after he poisoned his flower bed to stop dogs digging. A neighbor’s dog ingested the poison and died, prompting the Humane Society charges.
Washington June 7 reports indicate the U S will recognize the Huerta government by appointing a new ambassador to México to succeed Teal Lane Wilson. John B Lamb of Indiana is favored for the post, signaling formal acknowledgment.
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