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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1907
Page
5
Hart Smith 16 recently released from House of Refuge at 311 Seitz Avenue is missing. Police believe he has run away and is the subject of a missing person inquiry.
Reuben R. Springer Council No. 176 Y M L has opened a new headquarters at 1618 Sycamore Street. The handsome building includes a reading room library reception hall billiard room baths and gymnasium. An outing is planned for Norwood Inn Park on June 29.
Henry G. Scully of 1414 Walnut Street fell down a flight of stairs at Franklin and Main yesterday. He suffered a fracture of his left wrist and severe cuts and contusions to the face and body. Patrol 3 transported him to City Hospital.
The last session of the season convenes this evening at the Liter ary Club on Eighth Street. Drs. E. W. Mitchell and F. Forchheimer will read papers on summer complaints of children.
The annual Glenn Home Board meeting will be held at the Home on West Sixth Street on June 12. All friends are invited to attend and hear reports of the year's missionary work. Lunch will be served to members and visitors.
Detectives report G Louis known as Loder is under arrest in Findlay Ohio per a dispatch to Chief Crawford. He is wanted here for passing two worthless checks totaling 80 dollars one at Hotel Havlin for 30 dollars and one at the Grand Hotel for 50 dollars.
The Hamilton County Liquor Dealers' Association agrees to pay the Dow tax for six months under protest and expects a favorable Ohio Supreme Court ruling on the Jones law while contesting the Aiken act.
Word reached the Secret Service office that Irwin Tolley, a bill-raiser who appeared in the city months ago, has been sentenced to twenty years of imprisonment by the United States Court in Baltimore.
Leland Proctor a laborer of 123 Shillito Place was pulled from the Ohio River at Central avenue Saturday afternoon by rivermen He said he tired of life and wished to die Patrol No 4 took him to City Hospital then to a ward for concealment of the incident
Edmona E. Miller, head of the Union Gas and Electric Co new business department, resigned to join Columbia Gas and Electric Co. A large crowd of Union employees hosted a dinner at Miller's Garden Covedale. The day featured baseball and bowling along with a chicken dinner at seven.
Eighty graduates from local medical colleges will take state prescribed examinations in the rooms of the Ohio Dental College at Court and Central avenues this morning. The tests will continue for three days with Dr. S. M. Sherman of Columbus Dr. H. E. Beebe of Sidney and Dr. A. Ravogli of this city in charge.
Women of the Indo American League plan a tea and fete at Mrs. Thomas M. Worcester’s Walnut Hills home. Two women returning from India will speak on Child Marriages In India. The general committee includes Mrs. Edward Burton Johnson and others from Cincinnati suburbs.
President Kenan of a gas company and Colonel Max Fleischmann plan trial flights over Cincinnati from Oakley Park in a spherical balloon and a real dirigible. Fleischmann tests a 60 foot balloon with room for five, while Kenan seeks a strong, snappy name for his airship.
Graduation exercises at the Ohio Conservatory of Music on West Seventh Street will be held tonight in the Auditorium. Hon. D Demott Woodmansee will deliver the address and Willis Irwin will confer degrees. Certificate recipients include Laura Cunningham Edith Wolfrey Merril Proctor Bessie Owens Gilmour Eva Probasco. Piano graduates are Nellie Howe and Jessie Wilkerson.
Dr Kohler President of Hebrew Union College in New York city says the idea of a great Hebrew university in America is al talk and the Union of American Hebrew Congregations will not join. At a Jewish Theological Seminary commencement Cyrus Adler urged a 10 million dollar endowment. Kohler claims Adler seeks East dominance and the West will not submit.
Cincinnati educators observe practical gardening at Frederick Douglas School Walnut Hills run for colored children under Principal De Hart and teachers. Gardens for each of ten grades began Arbor Day April 14 growing radishes lettuce beets potatoes corn and other produce.
The Ohio Bankers Association will discuss adopting the group system during its June 26 27 Cincinnati gathering. Ohio trails states like New York Pennsylvania Illinois Missouri and Fiona in using the system which splits the association into regional units and adds local group meetings. The convention expects at least six hundred delegates including officers directors or trustees with headquarters at the Linton Hotel.
University of Chicago medical department faces scrutiny as Dr Joseph Ransohoff argues emergencies force urgent purchases bypassing standard requisition forms. City Auditor Culkins warns the system takes a black eye and orders reform to ensure proper procedures after emergencies.
Susan Higbee aged 87 widow of William W dies after long illness at her daughter’s home 721 York Newport funeral Spring Grove Chapel June 10. Charles Wesley Cole dies June 9 Kinsey Place Mt. Auburn due notices. August Hillert dies at 54 Calhoun Street funeral June 10 1 p.m. Mary Mulryan 19 dies June 6 7 45 p.m. funeral Monday 411 Stone Street Requiem at St Patrick’s. Henry Marks 79 at 2200 Fulton Ave funeral Tuesday 9 am mortuary chapel 10 am. Margaret Welch widow of Thomas Welch dies June 7 funeral June 10 8 30 am St Patrick’s. Jennie Wilson 49 wife of John F Wilson dies June 7 5 pm funeral Monday 437 Shillito Avondale 10 am interment Spring Grove. Friends invited.
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