Reunion of old pupil marbles party marked by life’s return
Forty men aged 81 to 56 from the old Fourteenth District and First Intermediate Schools gathered at John C. Moore’s Cincinnati home to celebrate his eighty first birthday. They reminisced played marbles and hide and seek in the rain then enjoyed a hearty old fashioned meal and songs like Annie Laurie and Dixie. Attendance included Moore and his family, other former pupils, and a long roster of schoolmates and their spouses.
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John C. Moore
Cincinnati Warmed Company
Mr. Moore
Jacob Hoffman
Arwiler Avenue
Westwood
John W. Hill
Mar
Blackman
Annie Laurie
Dixie
Moore
Baymiller
Bank and
Dayton Streets
Business Men Club Outing At Laughery Island Promises Prizes
The Business Men's Club plans a grand Laughery Island outing next Wednesday with many prizes on display at the clubhouse. Members train for events while suits of silk pajamas and other gifts arrive from firms and individuals. A large parade will start at 8:30 led by Smittie's Band, with souvenir hats to be distributed aboard the boat.
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Laughery Island
Busines
O. A.trounstine
Trounstine
Otto Armleder
R. T. McComas
William F. Y
Fred Hinkle
Kk. A.F. Porter
D. T. Williams
T. J. Cookson
McLean BH. Remelin
Smittie
H. B. Closson & Company
Sheffield
A. F. Schwill & Son
A. Nielen & Company
Ficks’ Carriage Red Company
George Henshaw & Sons
Meyer, Wise & Kaichen
National Billiard Manufacturing Company
W. H. Harrison
St. Nicholas
American Book Company
Fairbanks-Morse Company
A. J. Conroy & Company
Globe-Wernicke Company
John Shillito Company
Ohio Rubber Company
Koch & Braunstein
Mabley & Carew
Will she like it as money sits in a secure deposit
The piece notes that money remains on deposit until satisfaction is confirmed, offering reassurance that funds are safely held while the recipient evaluates.
Blue serge suit offer at Northcott store
Advertises blue serge suits priced from 20 to 35 dollars with an extra pair of white flannels. The Northcott Smith Wilson Co located between Vine and Walnut and at 19 21 23 East Fourth Street.
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Serge
Marked coin leads to carrier's arrest for rifling mails
Sublett or carrier William H. Shacklett was arrested after a search found seven marked dollars hidden in his roll of sixty. Officials say the money was placed in a decoy letter to shift suspicion to another carrier. Shacklett had served as subletter carrier since February and delivered on North Street.
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William H. Shacklett
Griswold
Frank Beatty
Sha Klett
Pike
Wyoming
Oorth Street
Hacklett
Shacklett
Procuress Convicted as Lima Vice Drive Wins First Victory
Lima Ohio June 7 Convicted on charges of forcing Pearl and Ruth Ward Young and other American girls into a room with Italian laborers the women were held for hours. Mrs Elia Edwards was sentenced to one year in the Toledo Workhouse and fined $200. The case marks the first victory in a broader vice investigation and the commission ban on tango at local dances.
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Commercial Tribune
Lima
Pearl
Ruth Ward
Elia Edwards
Toledo
Vice
Vice Commission
Hartwell Club Country Fair Nets $100 for Benefit
A Hartwell Hartwell Club country fair at Millcreek Valley last night drew a good crowd. Proceeds totaled about 100 dollars for club funds, aiding future club activities.
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Hartwell Club
Glendale Postmaster Meagher to Assume Duties in June
Glendale announces Marshal Meagher will begin duties as Glendale postmaster in mid June after notification yesterday.
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Marshal Meagher
Glendale
Arrested thief to be returned to St Bernard
Albert Ahlendorf, jailed in Lawrenceburg Indiana for stealing rides on trains, will be sent back to St Bernard tomorrow. He has been missing from home for some time. The article notes changes at the St ball grounds with permanent lights to illuminate lawn parties, a safety measure attributed to Safety Director Peters.
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Albert Ahlendorf
Lawrenceburg
Ind
St. Bernard
St. Ball
Peters
New Co-Operative Firm To Combat Living Cost
A Delaware organized $60,900,000 National Co-Operative Company aims to cut living costs by eliminating middlemen. It will ship cattle to in-house abattoirs then retail meat through its own stores, with profits split among stockholders employees and purchases. Key figures include William W. Bauer John D. Crimmins and Colonel G N Whistler. Plans call for cold storage plants slaughterhouses canning factories and a large fleet of rail and motor equipment. The project forecasts several months to establish shops and up to a year for packing plants with a $26 million capital estimate for infrastructure
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Delaware
National Co-Operative Company
America
Europe
William W. Bauer
John D. Crimmins
G. N. Whistler
Brawer
Prize winners named for Tag Day volunteers
A list of prize winners from Tag Day efforts for the Antituberculosis League is announced by Acting Superintendent Arthur Boden. Prizes include waists, shoes, glass bowls, and engraved cards. a second list of contributions totals is to be released next week as the Flag Day campaign closes and plans a 16 000 member renewal.
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Arthur Boden
League
Boden
West Fourth Street
West Twelfth Street
Alice Thayer
Clemens Oskamp Company
Mabel’ Quitman
J. M. Gidding Company
Stella Quitman
Potter Shoe Company
Irving Rosenberg
Marie Schieve
Edward Simper
Ella Awrey
Rookwood
Rookwood Pottery
J. Fleming
Wheatley Pottery
Dorothy Hutchinson
Shoe Company
Milas Golde
M Pion Company
Violet Hancock
Collins
Helen *Adier
Adsmiond
E. B. Sandman
Rosenbach Company
Helen Phillips
George Simper
Anna Farrell
Biden
Sarah Blackschleger
Huyler’s
Helen Louise Strauss
Anthony Mees
Ida Levitch
Meakin’s
Lucile Royer
Universal Advertising Company
Pauline BE
Benson
Ord
I. Michelson
Kloak Bros. Company
A. Janszen & C
Leon Block
Billy and
Elizabeth Strauss
A. E. Burkhardt
Ben Herman
Joseph Silverman
The
Philip Carey Manufacturing Company
Billboard Publishing Company
Goldman-Beckman Company
J. N. Trager
Sol D. Peyer
Garfield Trager
I. Trager Company
Milton Och & Co
Moch-Berman & Co
Citizens’ Motor Car Company
Jacob Block
Sidney E. Pritz
Carl E. Pritz
the Mabley & Carew Company
Belding Silk Company
Clemens Otterbein
Flora Ray
Lauer Company
Henry Moses
Union Distiling Company
Bauer Cooperage Company
Republic Distilling Company
E. Kahn
J. H. Slack
F. E. Reszke
Max Eder
Kathryn McKibben
M. Warren
V. Hocking
G F. Harvey
J. Gordon R. Wright
Portia Temple
R. A. Holden
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Baldwix Company
Dr. Starr Ford
R. Holmes
Felik Kahn
George R. Balch
Hoffheimer Bros Company
Globe Soap Company
Sammet Bros
Julius Payton
Richard H. Wald
J. G. Rutter
C . Albrecht
Berg & Levy
Russell Errett
Henry A. Wess
Smith Kasson Company
Ralph Caldwell
Gale Bros. Company
E. K. Morris & Company
Nielen Otterbein
Parisian Corset Company
Western German Bank
W. H. Dunham
Elzner*& Anderson
Levi R. Werkum
A. B. Barnheim
D. Wackman
Charles Schoengold Bros
Not Guilty Plea in Ohio Triple Murder Case
Canton Ohio June 7 Robert Roach arraigned in Common Pleas Court on charges of murdering his mother-in-law Mrs Thisby Schatzman Ruth Schatzman and his ten months old daughter Doris Roach He vows to contest any insanity declaration and recalls a prior asylum stay He prefers the electric chair to life in an asylum A triple funeral for the victims was held this afternoon.
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Canton
Robert Roach
Common Pleas
Thisby Schatzman
Ruth Schatzman
Doris Roach
Roach
Former President Taft Lionized in Washington Visit
Former President William Howard Taft arrives in Washington on his first post presidency visit. He chats with friends at Miss Mabel Boardman’s home and later lunched with his successor at the White House. Taft notes a trim figure after losing thirty pounds and enjoys a Capitol area outing.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Illiam H. Taft
Mabel Boardman
Taft
White House
Capitol
Underwood
Eld
White Ho
Tumulty
Onit
Dreams Girl Note 3 in Hubby's Coat In Court
In Cleveland on June 7 Mrs Ida Mengel charged husband Jay Mengel theater manager with divorce after presenting a dream letter from a girl signed Your Bathing Beach Girl found in his coat. The letters show visits to matinee and offers of weekly pay for reconciliation as Judge Padcock seeks to settle the dispute.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Ida Mengel
Jay Mengel
National Theater
Witners
Judge Bab
Cock's Court
Man who saved $6000 commits suicide after black band threat
St Louis man Frank Mercurio who saved $6000 from selling fruit feared a second black band demand for 2000 dollars. The threat unnerved him and after receiving the letter he killed himself with his wife present.
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ST. Louis
Frank Mercurio
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W. J. Moore
Louis Mesdames
Peter Faulkner
Cor Shelor
Tatem
Walter Ames Lowes
Clayton Cormany
Peter’Faulkner
C. P
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James Burgess
J. Castings
H. C. Shelor
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Henry Hill
Sherman Palmer
Frank Levoy
J. D. Sawyers
Julius Bench
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Edward A. Bradley
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John William Felix
Francis W. Freeames O. Gibson
Charles H. Goulded Stocking
Edward J. John W. Hill
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George W. Lishawa
Emanuel Kwowenstein
Reinhardt F. _Metz
John Metz
Christian Miller
Henry Moorman
M. Allen Noe
William F. Peters
Albert K. Ridenour
Eugene Schaefer
Frederici Schaefer
Charles W. Seeger
William R.hompson
Thomas H. Tudor
David A. Wilson
David Wise
Meyer Wise
Peebles & Sons Company
Robert Mitchell Furniture Company
White Star Laundry Company
R. N. Merryweather & Company
Bumiller-Remelin Company
O. A. Trounstine
Miller Jewelry Company
Levi & Ottenheimer
George McG. Morris
Fred C. Tuttle
F. C. Tuttle
James
Day
Barrett Waters
Henry T. Hunt
F. P. Boisseau
Walter McDonald
L. B. Herschede
I. C. Tuttle
J. C. Miller
Irwin Krohn
W. C. Weldon
W.R. Collins
L. P. Ficks
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J. Newstedt
LA. Myers
C. A. Horton
H. Cc. Otterbein
Ernie Diehl
Clyde P. Johnson
Harry Manss
N. L. Fry
Drewry
W. G. Oehrig
S. M. Ferris
H. C. Wente
A. E. Jones
Stanley Hooker
G. W. Collins
L. R. Myers
S. B. Stanbery
W. E. Keplinger
F. E. D. Keplinger
F. H. Rhodes
H. Black
A. 8S. Reichman
Northcott-Smith-Wilson Co
Vice Crusade
Millcreek Valley
Hartwell
Delaware Corporation
Antituberculosis League
Johnston Paint Company
Charles J. McCullough
the Monmouth Company
Littleford Bros
Kingery Manufacturing Company
Frank Tea and Spice Company
O. P. Schriver & Co
Runnels
T. J. Hall
T. J. Nichols
R. Fred Bacharach
T. H. Calerdine
Miss Doyle
George W. Rapp
Muth Baking Company
Beattie Electric Company
Cincinnati
Aes A S
Aaai Oo
Madras
Copenhagen
Mac Fair CO
William H. *Taft
Wilson
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