Auto Blows Up Killing Six Men in Clifton
A new Stevens-Duryea auto owned by George C. Miller Sons Carriage Co. exploded on Ludlow avenue near Morrison street at 11 45 last night. Chauffeur John Edsall and five passengers from College Hill suffered painful burns as the burning vehicle, valued at four thousand dollars with damage estimated at twenty five hundred, was extinguished by Engine Company No 34. Edsall's injuries include severe facial blisters and possible eye damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow Avenue
Morrison Street
Clifton
Engine Company No. 34
Ludlow
Clifton Avenues
George C. Miller Sons
Carriage Company
Main Street
John Edsall
Hitchcock Walks Free on Bail in New York Case
Raymond Hitchcock, comedian, acquitted on one of four indictments stemming from charges by several young girls, was released from Tombs Prison on a $7,500 bond approved by Justice Goff. No decision yet on remaining indictments.
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New York
Raymond Hitchcock
Tombs
Goff
Supreme Court
Mine Inspectors Institute organized with national officers
The Mine Inspectors Institute of the United States of America was fully organized in Indianapolis on June 11. Elected officers include President George Harrison of Ohio, First VP Thomas Moses of Illinois, Second VP John Virner of Iowa, Third VP Robert Irvine of Indiana, Secretary James W. Paul of West Virginia, and Treasurer Thomas Hudson of Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Verdict for Vernon Nichols in alienation suit
The jury finds for Vernon Nichols against John H. Phillips in a suit for alienation of affections, awarding $900 to Nichols with over $600 in costs, total over $1,500. Phillips is a Franklin Township farmer, and no appeal is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Manchester, CO
Vernon Nichols
John H. Phillips
Phillips
Franklin Township
Cuticura Remedies Heal Longstanding Skin Sufferer
Mrs JT Albert of Upper Frenchville Maine recounts her husband’s years of painful sores lasting from below the knees to the ankles. After three doctors failed, five dollars bought Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, which dried pores and ended the burning and pain in three months. Two years later a cold relapse responded to Cuticura again, and she notes personal improvement from Cuticura Pills for general debility.
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Congo
Cutiura
JT. Albert
Upper
Frenchville
Cuti Cure Ointment and Pills Promoted for Skin Ailments
An old advertisement touts a single treatment using a warm bath with Cuti cure mece a gentle reapplication of Cuti cura Ointment and a mild dose of Cuticura Revoluént or Pills. It claims instant relief and a speedy cure of torturing rashes itching inflammations from infancy to old age.
Steps Taken to Revise Tariff in Senate Finance Panel
June 11 New York The Senate Finance Committee met behind closed doors at the Hotel Plaza to outline tariff revision steps. Three subcommittees were named to study equitable foreign treatment of U S products, efficient administration of customs laws, and desired changes in rates with cost comparisons to major rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Finance Committee
United States Senate
Hotel Plaza
Nelson W. Aldrich
Burrows
Hansbrough
Platt
Hopkins
Bailey
Money
Taliaferro
Penrose
Trunk Suffocation Death of Two Beaudry Children
In Fall River Massachusetts on June 11 the bodies of 8 year old Joseph and 5 year old Andre Beaudry were found locked inside a trunk used in an attempted school escape. The medical examiner ruled suffocation as the cause of death, and evidence showed the children struggled to free themselves before dying.
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Fall River
Mass
Joseph
Andre Beaudry
Ohio Penitentiary Posts Financial Losses and Parole Petition
The Ohio Penitentiary reported a loss of 5205.72 for June versus last year with operating costs up 1857.73. The board confirmed promotions for Harry Fogle as printing superintendent and W C Krause as night captain. Parole consideration for ex banker J L Lingafelter was deferred due to ongoing indictments and ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Board of Managers
Harry Fogle
Marvin Fornshell
State Supervisor of Printing
W. C. Krause
Hancock County
Fogle
J. L. Lingafelter
Newark
Lingafelter
Ohioan Found Guilty in Manslaughter Trial
Bernard Gibson of St. Marys was found guilty of manslaughter for the February death of James Abbott. The trial lasted seven days. Gibson and William Williams were indicted for second degree murder, with Williams yet to be tried. The jury recommended mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapakoneta
Bernard Gibson
St. Marys
James Abbott
Gibson
William Williams
Williams
Coal Barge Tow Strands Near Gallipolis Island
A tow of seventeen Kanawha coal barges bound for Collins Hartweg Company of Cincinnati became stranded at Gallipolis Island as the J. B. Lewis steam er lost control this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis, O
J. B. Lewis
Gallipolis Island
Collins-Hartweg Company
Cincinnati
Hawkins Defeats Brother to Become State Senator
Former state Senator Haw Hawkins of Jamesport Missouri died after a three month illness at age 80. He once defeated his brother for the senate while both lived within a stone’s throw of each other. Ed ward won the race on the Democratic ticket against Simon S. Hawkins. A. J. Burt longtime Michigan Central Railroad auditor died in Detroit of heart disease. Reverend Dr. John D. Pickles pastor of St Paul’s Church Lynn Massachusetts died at 60. William A. Morgan former editor of The Burlington Gazette and once Speaker of the Iowa House died in Lake Forest Illinois. burial is in Burlington.
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Hawkins
Jamesport
L. L
Simon S. Hawkins
Edward
A. J. Burt
Michigan Central Railroad
Detroit
Mich
Burt
United States
John D. Pickles
St. Paul’s Church
Lynn
Mass
Massachusetts
William A. Morgan
Burlington (Ia
Iowa House
Lake Forest
Ill
Burlington
Harmon Confers With Chairman Over Democratic Split
In Columbus Judson Harmon meets with Chairman Finley James Campbell and James Ross amid a brewing rift. Democrats debate support for Bryan and a possible separate liberal organization while Finley’s campaign ties and a new state committee plan stir internal power plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Judson Harmon
Finley
James E. Campbell
James Ross
Yaple
Harmon
Pattison
Hoskins
Cannon Admits Bribe In East Broad Street Paving Case
Nelson A. Cannon, former Cleveland Trinidad Paving Co. agent, pleaded guilty to bribery of Arthur A. Beck, former Assistant City Engineer now a fugitive. Guilty plea entered. sentence deferred until September. Bond set at 70,000 but Cannon could not post and returned to jail.
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Columbus
Nelson A. Cannon
Cleveland Trinidad Paving Company
Cleveland
Arthur A. Beck
Cannon
East Broad Street
Massive May Death Toll in Ohio Pension Roll Update
Special Dispatch reports 1,199 pensioner deaths in May as birth records show far more may have occurred earlier. Ohio records list 93,916 pensioners on roll by June 4 with 423 original pensions granted and new widows under a $12 monthly pension act, plus 311 reissued and 17 original under the age act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Ohio Pension Agency
Pension Bureau
Washington
Pontius
Ohio
Southern Women March at Confederate Veterans Reunion
Birmingham Alabama June 11 The United Confederate Veterans reunion culminated in a grand parade with several sponsors choosing to walk beside their units instead of riding. Notable participants included Miss Mary Hall in gray with the Georgia division Mrs Kelley a 79 year old New Orleans sponsor and Miss Edna Raub of Memphis who bore the Daughter of the Company title.
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Birmingham
Ala
Heroes of the Confederacy
United Confederate Veterans
Mary Hall
Clat
Gray
Georgia
Kelley
New Orleans
Edna Raub
Memphis
DUNKARDS REFUSE TO DISCUSS DRESS AT IOWA CONFERENCE
In Des Moines Iowa presiding elders and the standing committee refused to discuss radical dress changes within the Church of the Brethren. The topic was indefinitely postponed as factions the older brethren conservatives and progressives faced pressure to reunite. The conference closed after a highly successful year in attendance and finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des
Moines
Church of the Brethren
Dunkards
Mayor Approves Dabney's Carnegie Foundation Move
Mayor Markbreit approves Cincinnati's University of Cincinnati admission to the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. Councilman Mullen to introduce a resolution praising the foundation and its benefactor, noting retirement terms after 25 years service for instructors.
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Dabney
H. S. Pritchett
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement
Markbreit
Mullen
Council of Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Carnegie Foundation For
Women in Retreat Will Be Silent
Thirty six to forty society women of the Associates of the Transfiguration at Bethany Episcopal Home begin a silent retreat Monday evening. Father Powell of Boston will conduct, lasting until Wednesday morning. no words to be spoken. Officers include Mrs. Mortimer Matthews president and Miss Alice Whetstone secretary. Members listed include Mrs. Paul Matthews Mrs. Horace Grey Mrs. W S Stirling and others. A separate quiet day will be held at St Luke's Episcopal Church on Thursday.
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Bethany Episcopal Home
Associates of the Transfiguration
Father Powell
Boston
Society of St. John the Evangelist
Mortimer Matthews
Alice Whetstone
Paul Matthews
Horace Grey
W. S. Stirling
John Whetstone
Holiday
New York
Mabel Moore
Christopher
Powell
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Navy Seeks More Men Through Recruiter Wortman
Lieutenant W. K. Wortman arrived to head the naval recruiting station for the summer months. He previously served on the cruiser Tennessee and accompanied the fleet to the Pacific coast in a strenuous voyage. Full navy recruiting activity resumes as Wortman seeks suitable material locally.
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W. K. Wortman
Tennessee
Washaten
Pacific Coast
Evans
Navy
Wortman
Mulai Hafid Arrives at Fez with Guard of Vast Size
Mulai Hafid, the usurping sultan, reached Fez on Sunday leading an army whose numbers were not estimated. He entered the Sanctuary barefoot to offer thanks, while a bodyguard of six hundred or more accompanied him. Dr Holzman traveled with Mulai Hafid.
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Fez
Mulai Hafid
Dr. Holzman
Inquest Finds Cavagna Victim of Mistaken Assault
Coroner Cameron heard that Leo Cavagna was beaten in a saloon on On Place and died after an assault intended for another. Attorney Karl Cadwell testified Cavagna bore injuries and spoke of the attack by three men. Detectives Sweeney and Houillion confirmed the saloon beating details.
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Cameron
Leo Cavagna
Commercial Tribune
Karl Cadwell
Cevagna
Sweeney and
Houillion
Publishers Resolve to Extend Crusade Over Newsprint Paper
New York June 11. American Newspaper Publishers Association directors authorize President to hire John Norris for two years to promote the association's aims in the newsprint paper matter. They cite congressional actions on paper pricing, federal aid, and industry reciprocity with Canada as justification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Congress
Select Committee
John Norris
Social and Personal Notes From East Walnut Hills
Miss Angela Bering hosts a large card party for Miss Walker of Louisville and two June brides elect, with about fifty guests amid pink and white decorations. The St James Fresh Air Home hosts a shirt waist dance and a large YMCA/YWCA social circuit features many local families and planned outings.
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Angela Bering
Wold Avenue
East Walnut Hills
Waller
Louisville
Adele Mullane
Luella Sattler
Edna Muhlhauser
Adele Oskamp
Lenora McCracken
William Richmond
Richard Anderson
Elizabeth Sullivan
Clara Cahill
Stowe Garlick
Thomas Cohan
Springfield
Kirby
Fannie Bering
St. James Fresh Air
Heekin Avenue
Linwood
Napoleon DuBrus
James Heekin
Frank Herschede
Marie
Cressie Verkamp
James Ryan
Frank Punc
Charles Howard
DuBrul
Oscar Verkamp
Paul Verkamp
Joseph Ryan
Henrly Ryan
Albert Jansen
Joseph Verkamp
Richard R. Anderson
Charles Barrett
Droppelman
Helen Kelley
Jane Murray
John Sullivan
Walter Murray
Albert Heekin
Dan
Walter Heekin
Stella
Aileen Heekin
R. K. Blond
Joseph R. Jones
Highland Avenue
Academy of Dramatic Arts
Adda B. Young
Littleford
Freda
Lotte
McConnell
Julia Collifis
Kirk
Closson
Froome
Bickmore
Kilgour
Anna and
Fannie Fisher
Nell Donahue
Alice Hagerty
Mary Moses
Commencement at Cincinnati School for Deaf and Blind
The Tenth District School hosted the ceremony with John Gigos delivering the intro and J W Jones of the State Deaf and Dumb Institute praising the teachers. Superintendent Jones called the Cincinnati school the best of 139 such schools with 12,000 deaf pupils, while F B Dyer awarded diplomas and lauded the year's work. Instructors listed include Virginia A Osborn Emma Book Bessie A Tucker Sara Feinstein Helen Knopf and Carrie Fesenbeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Jones
State Deaf and Dumb Institute
Columbus
Louis Grossman
Jones
Cincinnati
France
F. B. Dyer
Virginia A. Osborn
Emma Book
Bessie A. Tucker
Sara Feinstein
Helen Knopf
Carrie Fesenbeck
Man Attacked at City Intersection. Robbery Claim Varied
Harry Brown age 24 of 631 West Fourth Street reports being knocked from his auto at Fourth and Park streets and robbed of 1500 dollars by three men. He suffered a fractured jaw and other injuries, but later told police he was attacked by thugs and not robbed.
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City Hospital
Harry Brown
West Fourth Street
Fourth
Park Streets
Union Prosecutes Barbers Over Sunday Work
The Barbers' Union filed cases against Fred Doll of Central avenue and G. Vaughn of West Sixth street for keeping shops open Sunday. Trials before Mayor Kumming in Home City. Secretary Joseph Meyers prosecuted. Fines of 25 dollars and costs were suspended on the promise of no further Sunday work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbers’ Union
Fred Doll
Central Avenue
G. Vaughn
West Sixth Street
Kumming
Home City
Joseph Meyers
Avondale Residents Plan Summer Trips and Visits
A list of local residents making summer travels and vacations to outlets such as Montclair New Jersey Saranac Lake Winnetka Michigan Port Washington Eugene and Europe includes Mr and Mrs C L Thomas Mr and Mrs George Hoadly Jr and children Mr and Mrs Victor Price Mrs F B Maertz Mr and Mrs A Waldner Mr and Mrs W J Lippincott and Mr and Mrs Jesse Lippincott Dr and Mrs John W Stevenson Mr and Mrs C J Livingood and children Miss Jessie Barker Mrs H P Cooke and Mr Irvin Morganstern wedding nearby and other travels across Buffalo Boston Louisville and Rhode Island locations are noted.
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C. L. Thomas
Marion Avenue
Avondale
Montclair
N. J
George Hoadly, Jr
Grandin Road
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Hoadly
Victor Price
Greendale Avenue
Clifton
New York
Clarence Price
F. B. Maertz
Greenwood Avenue
Winnetka
A. Waldner
Burnet Avenue
W. J. Lippincott
Jesse Lippincott
East Auburn Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Port Washington
L. IL
John W. Stevenson
Pike Street
Wequetensing
Mich
C. J. Livingood and
Baker Place
East Walnut Hills
New Bert
R. I
A. Apfelbaum
North Crescent Avenue
Europe
H. P. Cooke
Rockdale Avenue
Jessie Barker
Boston
L. E. Hays
Mirina
Sarah Hays
Louis Hays
Louisville
Irvin Morganstern
Carrie Hays
D. B. Meacham
Edith Meacham
Read
Stag Dinner in Honor of Bridegroom-Elect Klein
Newport social scene features Clem Fennell hosting a stag dinner for best man Walter Klein and many admirers. Miss Florence Bartlett, bride-elect, receives multiple ante nuptial events as Newport society gathers for dinners, linen showers, and teas across Covington and Newport venues.
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Clem Fennell
Newport
Bartlett-Klein
Mr. Klein
Eunice Kilpatrick
Miss Bartlett
Klein
Labell Dunlap
New York City
William McDonald Bent
Covington
Minnie Mae Grannemeyer
Amanda Maull
Cosmopolitan Culture Club
Coney Island
Jane Brown
Brownie
Warm Springs
Virginia Gooch
Dayton
Willard Gemwill
Walton
Finnell
Bun Applegate
Farnau
Alice Shoepe
Walter Clark
Evansville
J. D. Clayman
J. C. Reed
John Mundermann
Joe Walton
Mattie Belle Gayle
Margaret Gayle
Overton
Howard Gayle
Brent Woodall
Ft. Mitchell Country Club
Frederick Houston
Thomas B. Ross
Martha
Grace Ross
Freda Farnau
Tania Ross
William Long
Wesley Avenue
Clermont Clubs Meet at Amelia For Eighth Federation
The eighth annual Clermont County Federation of Woman's Clubs gathered at Amelia M E Church on June 1 with welcome by Miss Lena Penn and a reply by Mrs. Fran Davis. Devotionals by Mrs. May S. Moyer and music by Norma Scott and others framed a day of sessions and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Amelia, O
Clermont County Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Amélia M. E. Church
Lena Penn
Amelia
Fran Davis
Batavia
May S. Moyer
Norma Scott
Milford
Louise Davis
Williamsburg
H. B. Hutson
Bethel
C. D. Fridmans
Charles Clasgen
William Sampsie
New Richmond
Emma Hitch
Bantam
C. E. Bishop
Allen Glancy
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Advertises Nerve Relief
An old advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as relief for headaches neuralgia and various pains caused by nerve irritation. It claims no stomach upset or after effects and notes druggists will refund the first package if they fail. A Macon Georgia user testimonial from Ula Lunch appears, with Miles Medical Co. based in Elkhart Indiana.
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Miles
Macon
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
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Samuel Jones
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Hitchcock
Ohioan
Mine Inspectors’ Institute
Farmer
Senate Finance Committee
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Telfer
Lid
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W. L. Finley
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Johnson
Campbell
Will S. Thomas
Denver
Pike’s Peak
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American Association
Mann
Canada
Norris
Social and Personal
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Winton Place
Gabrinde Jarene
Mt. Hope Road
Price Hill
Henrietta Pape
Anne Burkham
Edward Orton, Jr
Cincinnati Woman’s Club
Oak Street
Walnut Hills
Winslow
May
Walnut Street
Linton Street
J. W. Peters
John W. Withrow
Edward Mack
Miss Laws
Taft
Thornton and Holroyd
Field
Mt.,Washington
Chase School
Chase Avenue
Northside
Teachers’ Annuity and Aid Association
Charles Sorin
Atlantic City
J. B. Tangerman
Madrid
Omena
Samuel Karpeles
Park Avenue
Marshall
Versailles
Robert Pugh
Mt. ‘Auburn
William M. Greene
Helen Keen
Master Orland
Paris
Mile. de Korsack
Vichy
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Dresden
J. W. Owens
City
St. Paul
B. W. Wasson
Mrs. Wasson
Louis J. Hauck
Wolcott
State Institution In
John Gigos
UNION
Kentucky Society
Clermont
County Federation of Women’s Organizations
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