Brewers Meet Opens With Public Prohibition Debate
The United States Brewers Association opens its forty eighth convention in Milwaukee with a public theater meeting planned to present both sides of prohibition. Cincinnati delegates J A Caldwell and E J Renney from the Juvenile Court speak, plus speakers Brisbane Giddings and Fink. August Lieber attends. 600 to 700 delegates arrive. local option laws key, brewers push for self protection in politics.
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Commercial Tribune
Milwaukee
United States Brewers’ Association
Board of Trustees
Cincinnati
J. A. Caldwell
Cincinnati Juvenile Court
E. J. Renney
Arthur Brisbane
New York
E. J. Giddings
Guthrie
Okla
Henry Fink
August Lieber
Indianapolis
Julius Liebmann
Liebmann
Hugh F. Fox
Governor Denies Clemency for Herman Billek in Chicago Murder Case
Springfield Illinois June 8 Governor Deneen refused clemency for Herman Billek who is under a death sentence in Chicago for murder The execution is expected Friday June 12 Billek a Bohemian fortune teller was convicted amid claims of perjured testimony caused by threats from prosecutors and police The case involved a Mrs Vzral and the murder of her husband and four children for life insurance money
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Springfield
Deneen
State Board of Pardons
Herman Billek
Chicago
Billek
St. Mary’s Church
P. J. O'Callaghan
Paulist Fathers
Vzral
Man Captured After Ohio Duel and Chase
Detective Metcalf today captured Benjamin Morris of St. Louis after a pistol duel and chase in Hamilton Ohio. Morris is held on burglary and shooting charges for a break in at L A Bell's shop on High street at 3 am, where watches and jewelry were seized. The detective fired twice when Morris shot once. no one was hurt. Stolen goods were recovered and a revolver with an empty shell found on Morris.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Metcalf
Benjamin Morris
St. Louis
Morris
L. A. Bell
High Street
Wood brothers fined in mail fraud case in Minnesota
George W. Wood Lewin A Wood and Forest B Wood pleaded guilty before Judge Page Morris in Federal Court to the first count of an indictment charging conspiracy to defraud and misuse the mails in the Edwards Wood Company. Each defendant received a 2500 fine paid immediately. The Edwards Wood Company was a grain brokerage firm in St Paul later succeeded by the Wisconsin Grain.
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ST. Paul, Minn
George W. Wood
Lewin A. Wood
Forest B. Wood
Page Morris
Edwards-Wood Company
St. Paul
Wisconsin Grain Company
Habitual Constipation Management Emphasizes Gentle Aids
Guidance notes regular daily use of Senna as a mild aid to form a bowel habit. Emphasizes that aids should assist the body and not replace natural processes, with emphasis on proper nourishment and a sensible approach.
Roosevelt Names Big Commission
Washington June 8 The President appointed a National Conservation Commission to study and advise on preserving natural resources and to coordinate with state bodies. The roster includes Theodore Burton chairman and notable legislators and officials across forestry soils and minerals. Pinchot to chair the Executive Committee.
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Washington
White House
National Conservation Commission
Waters
Theodore E. Burton
Ohio
William B. Allison
Iowa
Francis G. Newlands
Nevada
William Warner
Missouri
John H. Bankhead
Alabama
W. J. McGee
Bureau of Soils
F.C. Newell
Reclamation Service
Gifford Pinchot
Forest Service
Herbert Knox Smith
Bureau of Corporations
Joseph B. Ransdell
Louisiana
George F. Swain
Institute of Technology
Massachusetts
Chief of Engineers
United States Army
John Dalzell
Pennsylvania
J. M. Dixon
Montana
Frank P. Flint
California
Lee S. Overman
North Carolina
Philo Hall
South Dakota
James L. Slayden
Texas
Andrew Carnegie
New York
Charles R. van Hise
Wisconsin
John Mitchell
Illinois
John Hays Hammond
Irving Fisher
Yale University
Connecticut
James A. Holmes
Geological Survey
Two New Battle Ships Named Florida and Utah
Washington reports the two newest battleships will be named Florida and Utah. Secretary Metcalf says the next battleship will bear Wyoming, and the monitor Florida’s name will be changed to a city in that state after a President–Secretary conference.
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Washington
Florida
Utah
Metcalf
Wyoming
Maccabees Open 21st Biennial Convention in Toledo
The Knights of the Modern Maccabees begin their twenty first biennial convention in Toledo Ohio with about five hundred delegates present. Women of the order also meet as a parallel session. A parade is planned for tomorrow and daily business meetings follow.
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Toledo
Knights of the Modern Maccabees
Odern Maccabees
Trust official goes free in Portland dismissal
Portland June 8 All charges against George H Hill vice president of the defunct Title Guarantee and Trust Company and indicted with J T Hornburn Ross T T Burkhart and John E Aitcheson were dismissed on motion of the deputy district attorney due to lack of evidence.
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Portland
Ore
George H. Hill
Title, Guarantee and Trust Company
J. T Hornburn Ross
T. T. Burkhart
John E. Aitcheson
Hill
Indiana Minister Elected At Holiness Association Meeting
Oskaloosa Iowa June 8 At the annual business meeting of the National Holiness Association officers were elected President the Rev C J Fowler West Newton Massachusetts First Vice President the Rev Joseph H Smith Meridian Mississippi Second Vice President the Rev Co W Ruth Indianapolis Indiana More than half of the States and Territories were represented by delegates at the camp meeting which closed yesterday.
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Oskaloosa
National Holiness Association
C. J. Fowler
West Newton
Mass
Joseph H. Smith
Meridian
Miss
Co. W. Ruth
Indianapolis
Ind
Guion Named to Vicksburg Park Commission
President appoints Captain Lewis Guion of the Twenty-sixth Louisiana Infantry to the Vicksburg National Park Commission to fill the vacancy after General Stephen D. Lee's death.
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Washington
Lewis Guion
Twenty-sixth Louisiana Infantry
Vicksburg National Park Commission
Guion
Stephen D. Lee
Interurban Car Collides With Train Near Staunton
An inter urban electric car on the McKinley line carrying fifteen passengers collided with a Wabash coal train at a crossing a mile south of Staunton Illinois this afternoon. Charles Boelmer of Litchfield was killed and five others were injured. The car was thrown from the track and turned over. Passengers were taken to a nearby farmhouse for treatment. It is believed all others will recover.
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Staunton, Ll
Fears Over Wife Withdraw Money and Mayor Authority Question
John Shea seeks to restrain his wife Anna from withdrawing $2000 kept in her name amid disputes over their home. Judge James B. Swing issues the order. The same morning, Wyomings mayor and council challenge a Police Justice appointment in habeas corpus actions for Edward Saestroh and Christopher Uffelman.
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John Shea
Anna
Shea
James B. Swing
City Solicitor Sues for Sewer Land Voucher
City Solicitor Ballard filed a mandamus suit in the Circuit Court against the Trustees of the Sinking Fund to compel payment of 829.08 to David S. Oliver and John C. Oliver for land taken for sewer purposes.
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Ballard
Mandamus
David S. Oliver
John C. Oliver
Legal Notices and Estate Proceedings Summary
Guardian Joseph Wise, representing Edward Wise, 15, can accept 50 dollars from Jacobs Cordage Company for injuries. Bertha Livingston’s estate is appraised at 99 440 dollars with Cincinnati bonds 55 000 dollars and stocks including National Automatic Fire Alarm 17 756 dollars First National Bank 5 250 dollars Uni Stockyards 2 640 dollars and 10 000 dollars life insurance. Decedent was daughter of the late Moses Krohn. Sam Friedlander seeks administration of Isaac Friedlander’s 100 dollar estate.
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Joseph Wise
Edward Wise
Jacobs Cordage Company
Bertha K. Livingston
Cincinnati
National Automatic Fire
First National Bank
Uni
Moses Krohn
Sam Friedlander
Isaac Friedlander
Suits for 15000 Damages Over Traction Car Incident
George Surran sues the Cincinnati Georgetown and Portsmouth Railway Company in superior court for 15000 damages claiming personal injuries after boarding a traction car at Sycamore street terminal. He alleges the car was left without a motorman or conductor and rolled down a steep grade toward the Ohio River forcing him to jump to avoid injury. Bol singer Kapp and Fennell.
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George Surran
Cincinnati, Georgetown & Portsmouth Railway Company
Surran
Sycamore Street
Ohio River
Bolsinger, Kapp & Fennell
Divorces Filed in Local Courts Highlight Marital Strains
George Suder sues Minnie Suder for divorce alleging separation since their October 1906 marriage. Molloy and Grace represent Katie Rouse seeking divorce from Louis Rouse and restoration of her maiden name Katie Justus. John C. Rogers represents Bertha Weinheimer in a divorce from Harry Weinheimer granted by Judge O Connell on grounds of extreme cruelty.
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George Suder
Minnie Suder
Molloy & Grace
Katie Rouse
Louis Rouse
Katie Justus
John C. Rogers
Bertha Weinheimer
Harry Weinheimer
O’connell
Hartwell Furniture Company Bankrupt Proceedings Filed
Proceedings in bankruptcy were brought against the Hartwell Furniture Company by creditors who argued the firm assigned its business to W. G. Roberts in state court. The Market National Bank leads with a $13,550 claim on a note dated April. Other creditors include Marietta Chair Company at $577 and Stille & Dahlmeier Company at $85.
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G. H. Lounsberry & Sons
Mente
Kramer & Kramer
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Allen M. Cox
Conneaut, O
Theodore Jung
Cincinnati
Boyd Dilley
McPherson
Columbus
Federal Court
W. R. Thrall
A. C. Thompson
United States Court
National Machine Tool Company
Hartwell Furniture Company
Hartwell Company
W. G. Roberts
Market National Bank
Marietta Chair Company
Stille & Dahlmeier Company
court notes arraignments plea before Judge Hunt
Several prisoners appeared before Judge Hunt and pleaded guilty in court. Albert Smith received thirty days in the Workhouse and a fifty dollar fine for assault and battery. Hugh Johnson faced a stabbing charge with a one year sentence. Worley and Hatley had grand larceny with sentence deferred. Dorsey and Dreif z ui faced grand burglary and larceny for one year. Cross was sentenced to one year for cutting.
Mayor Markbreit Praises Cincinnati Fire Department Tour
Mayor Markbreit told members of the Board of Public Safety he is proud to be mayor as the group visited five engine houses and police stations on an annual inspection tour. The party traveled in five automobiles from City Hall to the East End and eastern hilltops, with dinner at Lindenwald.
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Cincinnati
Markoreit
Sycamore Street
Board of Public Safety
City Hall
Lindenwald
Markbreit
Galvin
Furst
Dierkes
Burgheim
Boyd
von Bargen
Dechebach
Millikin
Archibald
Casey
Callahan, Small
Mulvihill
Schlottman
Conway
Harry Hake
Foley, Lovejoy and
Clements
Kenan Plans Balloon Ascension From Burnet Woods
Norman G. Kenan announced that if weather permits he will have Aeronaut Haddock ascend a large balloon Saturday from Burnet Woods. He said he will not join the flight and has no plans to enter balloon business, stating the stock bag is for experimentation and diversion.
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Norman G. Kenan
Aeronaut
Haddock
Burnet Woods
Mr. Kenan
Rat in hair saves girl in electric car wreck
Miss Emma Lana han of Louisville visiting her cousin George Lanahan was nearly killed when an electric car overturned near Creve Coeur Lake. A rat in her hair is credited with preventing a skull fracture. Her cousin was bruised as they witnessed a drowning earlier in the lake.
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Commercial Tribune
ST. Louis
Emma Lanahan
Louisville
George L. Lanahan
Creve Coeur Lake
Creve Coeur
Miss Lanahan
Miss Lanahan Named Daughter of Station Master
Louisville report states Miss Lanahan is daughter of Captain Tom Lanahan station master at Tenth street and Broadway railroad station and resident of 1325 Edenside avenue.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Miss Lanahan
Tom Lanahan
Tenth Street
Broadway
Edenside Avenue
Cannon Fails to Get Bond in Cleveland Trinidad Case
Nelson A Cannon, alleged confederate in the Cleveland Trinidad company bribery probe, failed to secure a $70,000 bond after lawyers’ objections. He was returned from Judge Rathmell’s court to await security in Cell No 7.
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Columbus
Nelson A. Cannon
Cleveland
Verdict finds Minnie Grunert killed by blunt blow and strangling
The jury in Appleton Wisconsin on June 8 returned a verdict that Mrs Minnie Grunert was killed by a blunt head wound and strangulation with a rope. They recommended that her former husband Paul Krause be held for the crimes.
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Appleton, Wis
Minnie Grunert
Paul Krause
Mail Order Man Pays Fine in Mail Fraud Case
Portland Maine June 8 George F Terry Waterville mail order house proprietor paid a 10000 fine the maximum penalty in U S District Court Judge Hale sentence for conspiracy to defraud the Government of postage of second class matter This conviction marks the first by the Government in the Post Office Department fight against mail order houses.
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Portland
United States District Court
George F. Terry
Waterville
Hale
Post Office Department
Apartment House to Cost 25000 in Fairmount Boom
A $25,000 four story apartment building is planned for Richmond street near Linn street by Mrs. J. B. Williams. Architect John P. Striker designs 22 by 94 feet with eight apartments and forty rooms. The Fairmount property boom is underscored by Theodore Mayer & Bro. auction results where 75 per cent of Knorr Subdivision lots sold.
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Richmond Street
Linn Street
J. B. Williams
Sixth Street
John P. Striker
Knorr
Theodore Mayer & Bro
Fairmount
Knorr and
Harrison Avenues
George Zang
Harrison Avenue
Fred Weil
Knorr Avenue
Herman von Salen
William Glendmeier
John Nowheck
C. F. Weil
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Elsmere and Nearby
Real estate transfers recorded for multiple lots in Elsmere sub and Noah Markland estate plus Kilgour and Idlewild areas. Transfers show Augustus Jervais to Amy and others, Herman Rottman to Ed Greine, Theresa Armstrong to Matilda T, and several others with undivided interests and rent terms. Mortgages filed include Taylor to Dean, Stevens to Crane, Brestel to Koch, Enneking to Elsen, and numerous other pairings in various sub divisions and observatories.
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Elsmere
Augustus Jervais
Little Jervais
M. R. Poor
Anna Feicker
Noah Markland
Kilgour
Herman Rottman
Ed Greine
Theresa A. Armstrong
Matilda
Fulton Avenue
L. Breuer
Norwood
Mary C. Kortkamp
Sarah A. Jennings
John L. Waffenschmidt
John F. Obser
GE Puro
Ae Tin
Els
Lillie Jervais
Lizzie Full
Euclid’Land Association
Mary BE. Synder
Anna Lamy
Observatory
Briggs & Irwin
Columbia
J. G. Langdon
Annie V. Armstrong
Wil- Jennie E
Tobias Samcovy
Central Avenue
UCB
EG Fai Chi Ngs
Linn Street
Franklin F. Taylor
Eva N. Dean
William E. Stevens
Harry T. Crane
Bore Ome Nose Cogs Vets
Fanceteusstas Jr
West End
Homestead
August Graf
Olander J. Carroll
Lotham H. Clark
Fairmount
Mary A. Enneking
John. G. Elsen
Mary Luhring
Isaac Sandow
August Brestel
Louisa Koch
Michael Ryan
Maud M. Gallagher
Robert J. Cresap
H. M. Smith
Mary Williams Proprietor Plans Three Story Brick Store
Listing details a three story brick store at 1213 Vine Street owned by Mary Williams. Includes two and a half story brick and stone residence on McCormick Place owned by Jacob De Roos. Also notes two and a half story frame dwelling on First Avenue owned by Edward Grothaus. Costs listed as 4500 and 2500.
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Vine Street
Mary Williams
Weise Damanease
McCormick Place
Maplewood
Auburn Avenues
Jacob de Roos
First Avenue
Glenway
Libertytreet
Edward Grothaus
New Suits Filed In Common Pleas Court
A list of cases filed in Common Pleas Court No 140083 to 140098 includes George Suder vs Minnie Suder for divorce, Jacob Schell vs City of Cincinnati for 5000 damages, Maggie Coleman vs Harry Cunningham on appeal, John Shea vs Anna Shea for annuities, charges of contempt against Conte Vivech and others, German National Bank vs Charles Berchelt on execution for 286.71, Patrick J McHugh vs C L Greene Co on appeal, Wm Funke vs Edw Meyer for injunction and 300 damages, writ of habeas corpus for Edward Saestroh and Christoffel Morrill, Lena Hallbauer vs Henry Ortenwein on appeal, Joseph Eichhold vs John Poe administrator on appeal, and several other actions with damages and appeals noted.
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Amos P. Foster
Harry G. Frost
Kirby
Council of Wyoming
Squire Woodruff
William Funke
Edwards Road
Edwin Meyer
Funke
Meyer
Edmondson Avenue
Burch & Johnson
Norwood
N. H. Sturm
Hen Bear
Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
Barron- Boyle Company
Jacob Schell
Fulton Avenue
Harry L. Kronenberger
Benton S. Oppenheimer
Pfleger
Charles E. Logan
M. E. Moch
Michael Ryan
Frank L. Pfaff
George Suder
Minnie Suder
Malloy & Grace
City of
Cincinnati
Harry L. Kronenber
B.S. Oppenheimer
Maggie Coleman
Harry Cunningham
Squire Smedes
John Shea
Anna Shea
An. Bec. S. Sparks
Conte Vivech
O. Bayless
A. Breitenstein
The
German National Bank
Charles Berchelt
Patrick J. McHugh
C. L. Greene Company
Squ' Muller
Wm. Funke
Edw Meyer
Edward Saestroh
Christoffelar Albert Morrill
A. P. Foster
H. G. St
Lena Hallbauer
Henry Ortwein
Squire Dumont
Joseph L. Eichhold
John Poe
Squaire Medes
Silk flag to be awarded at Wyoming High School commencement
In Wyoming the Presbyterian Church hosts the commencement exercises Thursday evening. The beautiful silk flag will be presented by the town's women literary clubs. Rev. Charles C. E. Stanton will give the presentation speech, with C. S. Fay, Superintendent of Wyoming schools, replying.
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Wyoming High School
Presbyterian Church
Charles C. E. Stanton
C. S. Fay
Wyoming Schools
Church Wedding Bells Signal Hyde Park Arrangements
Social notices reveal Laura I. Foy of Price Hill to wed Mr Robert Heekin at Holy Name Church with mass and music plans including Mendelssohn and Ave Maria. Attendants include Miss Grace Foy and Miss Aileen Heekin. reception at the Foy residence follows.
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Holy Name Church
Price, Hill
Laura I. Foy
Ward A. Foy
Robert Heekin
Henry Irving Fisher
Miss Foy
Miss Grace Foy
Aileen Heekin
Heekin
Dan Heekin
Harry Fisher
Robin Garlick
A. H.harrington
Foy
Allie Knapp
Fannie Bering
Stella Dietz
Stella Heskin
Helen Lowery
Jackson, Mich
Albert Gates
Walter Heskin
August Coppes
North
Mrs. Heekin
Stettinius Avenue
Hyde Park
Gladys M. Hollis
Emory J. George
Chicago
Theodore Hays
Chiicago Conservatory of Music
Mr. George
Iowa
George
Mrs Ernst Goes to Boston for Federation of Woman's Clubs Meeting
Mr and Mrs James C Ernst travel to Boston for two weeks staying at the Somerset Hotel for the National Federation of Woman's Clubs convention in late June, where Mrs Ernst serves as a delegate. Mrs W W Seely of Grandin Road East Walnut Hills leaves tomorrow for unspecified plans.
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Bar Harbor
Helena Stalle
Alex. McDonald
New York
Louis J. Haucks
Dayton Street
England
Ireland
Wales
Scotland
France
Switzerland
Munich
Germany
Herbert Boye
East Auburn Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Gloucester
Mass
Emma Cheever
Dater
Grace Cheever
Warwick
Avondale
Bayview
Mich
Mme.Dotti
Grace Hoffheimer
South Crescent
Avenue
A Gray
Auburndale
Mt. Aub
Washingto
Blanche Wasson
Haddon Hall
Hyde Park
Homer Niesz
Robert Morgan
Alpine Place
Walnut Hills
Grande Pointe
G. H. H. Butler
C. W. Breneman
Rose Hill
W. W. Gray
Agnes,Gray
Richard Dymond
Baltimore
Delaware, C
Ohio Wesleyan University
James C. Ernst
Somerset Hotel
National Federation’ of Woman’s Clubs
Ernst
W. W. Seely
Grandin Road
East Walnut Hills
Society Notes From Covington and Newport Events
Mrs Martha Farnau announces the marriage of her daughter Freda to Tunis Osborn Ross on June 22 at St John s P. H. Church Covington. Mrs Florence Semple hosts a lawn party for her daughter Susan with 5 guests. Mrs Ella Baker and daughters host a heart party for Miss Florence Itlett bride elect of William Klein. Gatherings include euchre party at Altamont Hotel Ft Thomas and Embroidery Club meeting in Newport with various local residents attending.
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Martha Farnau
Freda
Tunis Osborn Ross
St. John’s P. BH. Church
Covington
Will Andrews
Newport
Walnut Hills
Charles Hooker
Altamont Hotel
Ft. Thomas
Braxton Campbell
Percy Hope
Frank Perkins
Morsbach
Florence Semple
Susan
H. T. Lindsay
Indianapolis
Dr. Carrick
Lexington
W. G. Walker
Virginia, Lovell Hodge
Germantown
Lovell
Nannié Hodge
Sarah Morridge
Texas
Mamie Muhlmatt
Embroidery
William Klein
Miss Manser
Bartlett
Miss Bartlett
Mattie Taylor
Charlton Marshall
Bauer
Harry Thompson
Harry Steaman
Blanch Kendell
Wright Youtsey
Lillian Brown
Hazel Seivers
George Bartlett
Knights Witness Races At Chester K of P Outing
At the Chester K of P outing last Saturday, multiple races crowned winners across divisions. Colonel William J. Klein won the fat men race, W. Lowenstein took the young men prize, Ed Geyer led the boys, Boden won the girls, and Mrs. Lowenstein topped the ladies ahead of Mrs. Klein and Mrs. Frank. In the boat race W. E. Lowenstein earned first, and R. Kipp won the swimming race.
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Chester
William J. Klein
W. Lowenstein
H. Klein
Ed Geyer
C. Ahrens
Boden
Ruth Frank
W. E. Lowenstein
R. Kipp
Divorces a Millionaire in Sioux Falls
Mrs. Franklin Brewster, wife of a Rochester millionaire, was granted a divorce in Sioux Falls South Dakota and left for New Jersey to stay with her son-in-law Senator Frelinghausen. She hinted at possibly marrying a Greek attache and could become a lady in waiting to the Queen if married. Her daughters Mrs. Ashton Knight of Paris and Mrs. Frelinghausen were presented at the Grecian court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
8. D
Franklin Brewster
Rochester
N. Y
Senator Frelinghausen
New Jersey
Brewster
Greece
Ashton Knight
Paris
Frelinghausen
Millionaire President Dies After Robbery Attack
Lincoln Illinois June 8 Frank Froher a millionaire basik President and coal mine owner died today from injuries suffered in a midday March 27 assault by highway robbers who stole 5000 dollars. Two robbers plead guilty and are in Chester Penitentiary while a third awaits trial.
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Lincoln
Ill
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Minneapolis
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Perkins
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Otto Guir
Sanford Brown
R. F. Rust
Louis Martin
Alvin Long
Martin
St. Nicholas
George Allison
Ralph Caldgwell
Zoo
Linton
Elizabeth Torrence
Moorman Avenue
Elizabeth Attee
Young Women’s Christian Association
Cuba
Helen Caffee
Albert Henderson Caffes
Fernbank
Albert Arthur Hamblen
Episcopal Academy
Church of the Resurrection
John Talbot Ward
Margaret Campbell
Kansas City
Mgr. C. S. Conger
Carmi, NL
Sallie Stone
Georgetown
Lena
Jacob J. Lieber
Ladies’ Sodality of the Church of the Assumption
Gilbert Avenue
Charles B. Ryan
Katherine Massie
James Smith Barr
Free Mason Street
Norfolk
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Rose Norton Hartedgen
Highland Avenue
Mt. Auburh
Jewish Hospital
Howard Saxby
Michigan Resorts
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Romaine
Clifton
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Billings
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Church of All Angels
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Troy
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