A Mountain Playground For the Whole Family
Estes Park Colorado offers golfing tennis riding and camping with Longs Peak nearby for climbers. Rocky Mountain National Park spans 100000 acres with two million trout yearly for fishing. Contact E L Langstadt for maps and reading material from Burlington Route offices in Cincinnati.
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Rocky Mountain National
Estes Park
Colorado
Long’s Peak
Burlington
E. L. Langstadt
City Pass
Agt
R.,co
Union Trust
Bidg
Cincinnati
Ohio
Senator Harding Named Man of Hour in Ohio Delegation
Hamilton County delegates back Burton as the choice for president though conflict widens with rivals. Paul Howland is censured for a tactical blunder in urging unit rule support. The Hamilton group led by Procter Fleischmann Galvin Struble and Burchenal endorses Burton amid delegation schism.
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Otto Renner
Robert Taft
Louise Taft
Cincinnati
Howland
Paul Howland
Ohio
Burton
Hamilton County
William Cooper Procter
Julius Fleischmann
John Galvin
Stanley Struble
John J. Burchenal
Cincinnatian honored by Moose convention
CHICAGO June 7 M. Y. Cooper of Cincinnati joined the Credentials Committee of the Progressive national convention E. E. Erskine of Steubenville was named to the Rules and Order of Business Committee and S. M. Douglass of Oxford to notify the Progressive Vice Presidential candidate. A. L. Garford of Elyria elected Progressive National Committeeman for Ohio James Rudolph Garfield chosen for the Resolutions Committee. Sherman Eagle of Gallipolis, delegation chair, backs Roosevelt in a conciliatory mood.
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Chicago
M. Y. Cooper
Cincinnati
E. E. Erskine
Steubenville
S. M. Douglass
Oxford
Ohio
A. L. Garford
Elyria
James Rudolph Garfield
Sherman Eagle
Gallipolis
Roosevelt
Rules Committee Approves Present Basis for Delegates
Chicago June 7 The Committee on Rules and Order of Business voted 28 to 6 to approve the present basis of apportionment for delegates to the national convention. Adopted by the National Committee in 1913 and endorsed by state conventions, it cuts Southern representation by 89 delegates and assigns four at large delegates per state plus one per congressional district with a district requiring at least 7,500 Republican votes for an extra delegate.
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Chicago
Committee On Rules and Order of
National Committee
Kenyon Recalled Home By Senator Cummins Illness
Chicago June 7 Senator Kenyon of Iowa, campaign manager for A B Cummins, was called back home tonight due to serious illness in his family.
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Chicago
Kenyon
Iowa
A. B. Cummins
Universal Transfers pushed by federation meeting on street railways
The Federated Improvement Associations panel on street railways will press for Universal Transfers and a clause to grant city power to order extensions in the franchise revision. The Light Committee will also report. George Betz and other items appear in the discussion.
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Federated Improvement Associations
Committee On
Light Committee
Morphine and guns alleged found at 315 George Street
Officers Lt Arata and Patrolmen Schroeder and Schlotman found morphine and guns on the premises at 315 George Street last night. Ollie Williams, 30, colored, was arrested on suspicion.
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George Street
Arata
Schroeder
Schlotman
Ollie Williams
Mt Washington Minstrel at Business Men's Club
Mt Washington residents and neighbors are urged to attend a two night minstrel show at the Business Men's Club on Friday and Saturday evenings. Local talent will perform a lively program of entertaining minstrelsy.
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Mt. Washington
Business Men's Club
Judge Bode questions legality as Johnston trial opens
At Woodward High School principal Prof. Pliny A. Johnston's hearing opens in the Denton Building. Judge Bode questions procedure while charges include a $20 library fund entry and a nonresident pupil matter. Proceedings continue Friday at 3.
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Woodward High School
Johnston
Thomas W. Darby
Board of Education
Denton
Thither
Bode
Condon
Committee On Discipline of the
Union Board of High Schools
Frances R. Housh
Simon
Dr. Condon
Mr. Johnston
Woodward
Woodward Library
Second National Bank
Pogue
Frances Housh
Norwood
Edward Roberts
Housh
Nettie Fillmore
Alma Diserens
Mary Burnet
Grautmann
Mr. Housh
Charles Gregory Smith
Park Place
Gilman Avenue
Crown Street
Messrs
Comegys
Ach
Withrow
Pollak
Thomas Darby
Art Superintendent of
Mr. Simon
Frances Houch
Journalism class dinner expands beyond unlucky start at Palace
The St Xavier College journalism class held its annual dinner at the Palace Hotel with Herman Nifeman as toastmaster and L J Blakely addressing the attendees. Despite starting with thirteen in Room 23, the gathering quickly grew as members including M C Heitz George Cutting Charles McDonald H Plogman and Ralph Lippert participated. A resolution formed to establish a class association serving journalism and the College of Commerce Accounts Finance and Journalism.
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Xavier College
Herman Nifeman
Xaverian News
L. J
Blakely
M.C. Heitz
George Cutting
Charles McDon
Ald
H. Plogman
Ralph Lippert
Commerce
Editorial Criticism Of Saturday Night Party
In The St Xavier Monthly Calendar an editorial condemns Saturday night parties and a young woman seen returning early Sunday is accused of lacking refinement. It states such dances are common and those who attend are considered common and at risk of losing respect.
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St. Xavier Monthly
Credentials Group Opens 34 Contests for Republican Convention
The Republican National Committee’s Credentials Committee, led by Senator Reed Smoot, opened hearings on 34 contested seats for the Republican convention. California? No. Georgia and Alabama figures factor prominently as factions Jackson and Blun vie for influence. Delegates from Alabama, Georgia, Oklahoma, Florida, District of Columbia, and others dispute seating, with five minutes allotted per side. Hawaii the Philippines and Porto Rico granted votes, though Porto Rico did not send a delegation.
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Commercial Tribune
Coliseum
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Committee On Credentials
Reed Smoot
Utah
W. Y. Morgan
Kansas
Charles H. Innes
Massachusetts
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Virginia
District of Columbia
P. M. Long
O. D. Street
P. D. Barker
James J. Curtis
William L. Chenault
B. W
Daniels
Jackson
J. H. Watson
Watson
F. G. Boatright
Blan
National Committee
Senator Root
Blun
Hughes
John R. Hadley
Charles G. Moore
A. B. Wood
O. A. Mitscher
J. J. McGraw
Burton
Mitscher
Roosevelt
McGraw
North Carolina
Committee On
Hawaii
The
Philippines
Porto Rico
Hilles
W. Murray Crane
Senator Lodge
Chauncey Depew
Senator Penrose
Governor Whitman
Platform of Progressives Bristles With Americanism
Chicago June 7 The Progressive party drafts a concise platform focused on preparedness in spirit arms and industry. It calls for a navy second in size a 250000 man standing army and universal military training under federal supervision. Reaffirming social and economic reforms and social justice it endorses full political suffrage and a permanent expert tariff commission along with high protection and resource conservation.
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Chicago
Progressive Party
Resolutions Committee
Ohio Mechanics Institute To Graduate Large Class of Day and Night Pupils
The Ohio Mechanics Institute will hold graduation exercises on Thursday June 15 at Emery Auditorium. About 45 day graduates and 35 night graduates will receive diplomas and certificates, with an exhibition of student work, illuminated roof garden, and open museum, shops, and laboratories all week.
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Ohio Mechanics Institute
Emery Auditorium
Puchta
Medical College Classes Begin With Commencement Activities
Commencement exercises at Ohio Miami Medical College of the University of Cincinnati opened at General Hospital with clinical lectures by Dr. Andrew Crotti of Columbus and Dr. Roger S. Morris of Cincinnati. Afternoon clinics showcased cases from local physicians. Reunions for the 1906 and 1891 classes were held at the Hotel Gibson.
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Ohio- Miami Medical College
University of Cincinnati
General Hospital
Andrew Crotti
Columbus
Roger S. Morris
Cincinnati
H.tel Gibson
University
Reunion Ends With Unveiling Of Daniel Drake Monument
Alumni groups mark five year class reunions and multiples thereof as the gathering concludes Saturday evening with the unveiling of a monument dedicated to Daniel Drake, honoring his legacy.
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Daniel Drake
St Xavier Graduates Fifty From Business Course
About fifty pupils who completed two years of business studies at St Xavier's College will receive diplomas at graduation exercises in St Xavier's Church next Wednesday evening. The class will outing to Coney Island on June 12 and school dismisses for summer June 16.
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St. Xavier’s College
Coney Island
St. Xavier’s Church
Ohio Medical College Class of 1909 Reunion Banquet
The 1909 Ohio Medical College graduates held a reunion banquet at the Business Men's Club last night celebrating ten years since graduation. Attendees included Dr. W. F. Palmer Dr. R. H. First Dr. M. Wallenstein Dr. C. S. Rodkhill Dr. H. Caldwell Dr. E. North Dr. H. Nelson and Dr. J. L. Tuechter.
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Ohio Medical College
Business Men’s Club
W. F. Palmer
R. H. First
M. Wallenstein
C. S. Rodkhill
H. Caldwell
E. North
H. Nelson
J. L. Tuechter
Precision and calm at G O P convention opening
The Republican National Convention opened at the Coliseum with orderly procedures and a quiet entrance for leaders. Senator Harding was named temporary chairman, with Crane and McKinley escorting him to the platform as the crowd applauded and the session adjourned for the day amid rain and preparations for tomorrow.
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Thompson
Resolutions Committee
Coliseum
Senator Harding
Ohio
Committee On Permanent Organization
Myron T. Herrick
Burton
United States
Couple Granted License to Wed After Troubled Marital History
Sebastian Gerngross, 62, a farmer from New Baltimore, and Margaret J. Hammitt, 52, were granted a marriage license yesterday in Probate Court by Judge Swueders. Gerngross has two prior marriages ending in widower status, and Hammitt has three prior marriages with all husbands deceased.
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Sebastian Gerngross
Farmer
New
Baltimore
2Nd
Margaret J
Hammitt
Mr." Healthy
Swueders
Gerngross
Waite Appeals Death Sentence In Murder Case
Notice of appeal from the death sentence for Arthur Warren Waite in the murder of his father-in-law was filed today in New York. The appeal may not be argued until autumn as Waite resisted signing the notice and his lawyer argued with him for three hours.
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the Commercial Tribune
New York
Arthur Warren Waite
Waite
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Carol McCash
Roye Clare McDiarmid
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Walter Edward Splain
Arthur Lewis Davis
Harry John Gentsheimer
William John Glandorf
Curt Bezar Ihle
Chambers Martin Zweigart
Watson Worcester ‘Tranter
Lynn Terrett Christian
Carl Frederic Gromme
Karl William Haupt
Charles George Holic
Clifford Edward William Knille
Gertrude Louise Ade
Emma Ellen Boesherz
Wilhelmine Meyer
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Esther Helen Eckmann
Robert Sinclair
Hall
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Louis Joseph Kaelin
William Fran
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Harry Anthony Rippert
Edwin Schwarberg
Edna Myrtle Raper
Henry Albert Potthoff
Robert William Reuter
Truman Landberg
Norwood B. Falconer
Clifford Robson
Ralph Johr
Frank Harry Velage
Joseph Goodman
Harry K. Quigley
Guy A. Rhodes
Gertrude Johanna Maus
Helen Brower Paine
Marie Sanger
Sarah Elizabeth Craven
Josephine Herbrick
Sister Symphorosa
Harry G. Liedhegener
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Frank Conrad Medeweller, Jr
John Beroset
Howard Frederick Feldhaus
Leo H. Motz
Frank Edward Mueller
William Louis Luetzel
Arthur B. Bertke
Ralph Edward Simcox
Elmer Henry
Dunkman
Richard Max Gubsch
Harry Hasemeier
Harry Flisikowski
Harry M. Stickley
Elmer Christ Starke
Edward John Bodenstein
George Grimm
William Louis Mappes
John E. Mohr
Frank Edwin Brinckman
George Nienhaus, Jr
Joseph Trimpe
Adrian John Bauman
Walter Duerr
Frederick John Hagedorn
William George Lang
Frank E. Ort
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Wilbur Allison South
Ellsworth Bernard Warndorff
Joseph Motz
Medical College
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You & Myers Tobacco Cee
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Senator Crane
Senator Borah
Idaho
W. B. McKinley
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Borah
Crane
Waite Appeals
Horlick
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