Season's Crops in Jeopardy Declared by Cincinnati Commission Men
Cincinnati commission men warn that wet weather endangers the season's crops especially perishable vegetables and fruits. Warm weather is hoped to bring produce to perfection as home grown vegetables enter markets. Early shipments include cabbage and new potatoes with berries expected to decline while raspberries and melons show promise. Wheat in Ohio is praised and the season is seen slightly above average despite localized hail and rain.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Berea College Holds Commencement With Cochran Address
Berea Kentucky June 9 Berea College graduated forty seven students in its various departments today. W C Cochran of Cincinnati delivered the commencement address before the literary societies and other officers spoke including Superintendent J O Crabbe of Frankfort and Rev Dr J F Herget of Cincinnati. Dr William F Derton of Chicago laid the cornerstone of the men s dormitory Pearance hall.
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William C. Cochran
Cincinnati
J. O. Crabbe
Frankfort
J. F. Herget
William F. Derton
Chicago
Pearance Hall
Last Chance for Stammerers in Indianapolis Visit
A promoter for stammering cure advertises a same day visit at the Linton hotel Room 41 offering a free consultation and a complimentary book Advice to Stammerers. He claims 20 years of personal recovery and a guaranteed cure with letters from cured patients and invites requests by mail from 1414 North Illinois Street Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Linton Hotel
North Illinois Street
White Goes East to Complete Deal
Archibald S. White, president of Columbia Gas and Electric, leaves for New York to finalize a deal with Standard Oil discussed in a Cincinnati conference. Prior talks stalled over valuing West Virginia gas properties in exchange for Standard gas franchises in Cleveland and several Northern and Eastern Ohio municipalities. White will seek agreement aligned with recent directorate conclusions after executive committee meetings.
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Archibald S. White
Columbia Gas and Electric Company
New York
Standard Oil Company
Cincinnati
White
East
Standard
West Virginia
Columbia
Cleveland
Ohio
Columbia Corporation
City employees dismissed after board vote
William Bitte and Robert Cleary were yesterday dismissed from city service on the board of public service recommendation. Bitte had been convicted of attacking a woman and Cleary was implicated in a fight at Eighth and Nine Streets two weeks before James Meyers was shot. Jacob Fuldner will replace Bitte as street inspector and John Dumphy as sewer tapper inspector, vice Cleary.
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William Bitte
Robert Cleary
Well
Board ‘of Public Service
Manss
Bitte
Cleary
Eighth and Nine Streets
James Meyers
Jacob Fuldner
John Dumphy
No Cincinnati welcome for new bishop in Queen City
The Rt Rev Bishop Farrelly, recently consecrated in Rome and assigned to Cleveland, will not pass through Cincinnati. Local Catholics expecting a station welcome by Cleveland priests will be disappointed as the itinerary changes. Archbishop Moeller will travel to Cleveland Saturday for the bishop's arrival reception.
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Farrelly
Rome
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Moeller
Students Publication Issued By Cincinnati University
The Cincinnatian, official student publication, has just come off the press and wins favor among faculty and students. It covers educational, social, athletic, literary, artistic, fraternal and historical university features with editors Ralph Kreimer and Iola Shafer and managers Ernest Du Bray and Charles W. Brennan among the staff.
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The
Cincinnatian
Cincinnati University
Ralph Kreimer
Iola Shafer
Ernest du Bray
Charles W. Brennan
Frank R. Miller
Jane Dickson
Carl G. Werner
Councilmen War Over Ward Split
Dispute between Wes Rippey and Ed Kellogg over redistricting First ward boundaries resurfaces before the board of elections. The panel will hear Christ Stichbach before decisions on Precincts D and F of the Sixth ward A of the Eighth and C and K of the Second ward.
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Wes Rippey
Ed Kellogg
Board of Elections
Rippey
Eastern Avenue
Kellogg
Christ Stichbach
Hamilton County
Taxpayers Protest Board Over Street Work Delays
The Taxpayers' association led by Frederick Tuke and others pressed the board of public service to ensure pipes and wires are laid before paving. They claim 4,000 taxpayers deserve a civil reply, while the board says issues raised in last Friday’s letter have been addressed and no reply is needed.
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Taxpayers’ Association
Frederick Tuke
Louis Rosin
P. J. Ritter
William FH. Gang
C. M. Fenner
William G. Caldwell
William Dahlmeir
Board of Public Service
Geare
Burnet Avenue
Laidlaw
Street Car Inspector Reports Unavoidable Highland Ave Accident
Street Car Inspector William Wallace released a weekly report noting inspections of grades and crossings. He states traction changes were made, and that the June 3 Highland avenue and McCormick place collision, which killed two children, was unavoidable after inspecting brakes fender and other appliances.
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William Wallace
Traction Company
Highland Avenue
McCormick Place
Wallace
Shake-Up for Police Transfers Across Districts
Chief Millikin ordered patrolmen reassigned among districts. William F. Alfs moves from Sixth to Eighth, Charles M. Black shifts from Eighth to Sixth, and Henry W. Haustetter of the Eighth will report to Lieutenant Duffy for assignment to the patrol wagon service.
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Millikin
William F. Alfs
Charles M. Black
Henry W. Haustetter
Duffy
Solid South mission urged by Dabney at Central University
Dr Charles William Dabney, president of the University of Cincinnati, delivers the second in a series on the meaning of the Solid South at Central University in Danville Kentucky. He warns against centralized power and urges renewed loyalty to home and local government, promoting provincialism as safeguard for liberty.
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Central University
Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Danville
Charles William Dabney
University of Cincinnati
University of Alabama
South
Solid South
Flower Festival Opens in Norwood Heights With Mayor Address
The Flower Festival at Sts. Peter and Paul church in Norwood Heights opens tonight at 8 as Norwood Mayor Charles Herbert Jones delivers the welcome. Funds raised support the church on sixteen acres with tents and floral booths. A Corpus Christi procession of about 5,000 will circle the grounds with three altars for the Blessed Sacrament, and a new archbishop’s home is under construction on the site.
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Sts. Peter and Paul's Church
Montgomery Road
Grex Avenues
Norwood Heights
B. J. Beckemeyer
Norwod
Charles Herbert Jones
Hughes High Frats Called Before Union Board
Edgar Clyde Henry Davis Charles Koppenhofer Robert Blackburn and Darrett Lind of Hughes High School are summoned to appear before the Union Board of High Schools at 4 PM to answer charges of promoting and continuing a secret fraternity in violation of Ohio law. The students admit holding a meeting at Edgar Clyde’s home and seek to test the law’s constitutionality. The board may suspend them, with a potential test suit for reinstatement.
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Edgar Clyde
Henry Davis
Charles Kopenhoefer
Robert Blackburn
Darrett Lindsay
Hughes High ‘School
Union Board of High Schools
Ohio
Considine Avenue
Federal building to get its own telephone exchange
Bids were opened for installing a dedicated telephone exchange at the Federal building on the recommendation of Custodian Amor Smith Jr. The Belmont Company quoted 3678, Rosenstiel & Son 711, Cotteral Company 68, William Miller & Son 696. The system will be staffed by operators as required.
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Federal
Amor Smith, Jr
Belmont Company
Rosenstiel & Son
Cotteral Company
William Miller & Son
Union Gas & Electric Company
Flower Mission Day Celebrated By Local WCTU Members
The Flower Mission day honored Miss Jennie Cassidy of Louisville founder of giving flowers to inmates in jails hospitals and reformatories. Local WCTU groups reported six months of work and plans for the future at First Presbyterian Church in Fourth Street led by Mrs. John Robertson. Flowers will be distributed Sunday nationwide observance continues.
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Jennie Cassidy
Louisville
Humane Society Considers Campaign on Locking Up Children
The Humane Society meets at 14 East Ninth Street at 8 PM to discuss child safety as parents leave children in locked homes. Miss Bertha Trautman’s statistics, presented by Superintendent Oscar Trounstine, show 50 to 70 child deaths yearly from fires. The group may urge governor and legislature to ban the practice and will also discuss a summer work horse parade inspired by Boston and New York humane groups.
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The
Humane Society
East Ninth Street
Bertha Trautman
Oscar Trounstine
Trounstine
Humane Societies
Boston
New York
Nelson to Attend International Smoke Prevention Convention
Matthew Nelson superintendent of the Smoke Abatement league will attend the fourth annual convention of the International Association for the Prevention of Smoke in Syracuse New York from June 23 to 25. Health officers and smoke inspectors from New York Chicago and Syracuse will give addresses. Prof H M Wilson chief engineer US Geological Survey will present a paper on coal consumption testing with and without steam jets.
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Matthew Nelson
Italian Held After Stabbing Incident
Gaetano Camarco charged with stabbing John Delappo on Washingtons Birthday was returned from Richmond Indiana last night by Detective Sergeant Eichelberger. He will be arraigned in police court this morning. Several Italians followed the detective to the depot and asked to speak with Camarco but were refused access.
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Gaetano Camarco
John Delappo
Washington
Richmond
Ind
Eichelberger
Camarco
City Hall Notes On Street Improvements And Permits
J M Quill was told to start Locust street improvement from Ash lang street to Alms place on June 10. McCarthy Brothers ordered to begin sewer work on Wehrman avenue from Syracuse avenue to near the C L N railroad bridge and via Fredonia avenue to Summer street on June 14. Sut ter street sewer estimate set at 1309.40 dollars. John Warner gained parole. Applications of John Murphy and Gus Graf were rejected. Vice mayor refused a moving picture show permit atop a Fountain square building due to safety concerns.
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J. M. Quill
Locust Street
Ashlang Street
Alms Place
McCarthy Brothers
Wehrman Avenue
Syracuse Avenue
Fredonia Avenue
Summer Street
Whittier
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Berea, Ky
Berea College
Linton
Columbia Company
Standard Oil Concern
Queen City
Tuke
Dabney
NEW Mission
Charles W. Dabney
Norwood
Remington
Remington Typewriter Company
East Fourth Street
Kentucky
Humane Society Plans
Syracuse
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de Luxe
Russia
Rick Beach
Little Wonder
Race Street
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Board of Public Service, City of Cin
Robert Laidlaw
John J. Wenner
Sebastian Lathe CO
Grong
Main 490
Bell Telephone Co
Vine St
Chester
English Opera Company
Safety Board
Fire Department
Cincinnati Fire Department
Board of Public Safety
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Maral Miller
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