Women Club Activities Lead To State Convention Plans
State Federation of Women's Clubs plans June 27 meetings at Hotel Victory Put-in-Bay with executives and program committees to organize for the Toledo state convention October 22 to 24. Toledo advances include Valentine Theater venue, fifteen committees, and early fundraising and entertainment efforts.
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State AX
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Hopley
Hotel Victory
Put-in Bay
Toledo
Putin ‘Bay
George H. Hopper
Columbus
A. E. Lang
Mefford
Kate Brownlee Sherwood
Mary Locke
F. R. Persons
Irving
Collins
William_Kline
Parsons
Rowland
Peterson
Hollenbeck
Kauffman
Parmelee
Robertson
Valentine Theater
Rad Pills Stimulate Liver Bile Secretion
Rad Pills are promoted to stimulate the liver and discharge bile through the biliary ducts. Doses of two to three pills daily are claimed to regulate liver action and free the patient from bilious pains and torpidity, keeping the system regular and digestion healthy.
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Radway
Twice Married and Divorced Hynemans Record
Thomas M Hyneman and Clara Hyneman are twice married and twice divorced. Clara a milliner of 1656 Hamer Street, with their son, alleges cruelty and lack of support. Judge Sam Smith granted a decree and Clara vows not to be caught again. Rolly M Backus filed for divorce from Alice Backus alleging habitual drunkenness and a gun incident.
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Thomas M. Hyneman
Clara
Hamer Street
Backus
J. J. McCartin
Schmidt Bros Brewery Sues Brewers Exchange
The Schmidt Bros Brewing Company filed suit against the Cincinnati Covington and Newport Brewers Exchange. Treasurer Henry Muhlhauser Jr. is a defendant and the company seeks judgment against the exchange. The firm had placed a deposit with the exchange which was drawn upon, and the Schmidt firm disputes the withdrawal.
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Schmidt Bros.’ Brewing Company
Cincinnati, Covington and Newport Brewers’ Exchange
Seleet
Henry Muhlhauser, Jr
Ped Schmidt Company
Schmidts
Love Advice From a Questioner on Late Hours and Kissing
A reader asks about love, late hours, and a 23 year old girlfriend who turns lights down to avoid kissing. The adviser suggests she was inviting a kiss with the bold act and advises the writer to kiss her, noting possible premature economy or unmaidenly behavior.
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Rae
Property Dream Was Blasted In Eight Year Court Suit
William Schnell sues his wife Amalie Tottleben and daughter Emma to undo a transfer of the 3001 Henhaw avenue property. He says he married in 1894 after she portrayed ownership of the parcel as a marriage inducement and believes the transfer to Emma in August 1904 voids his claimed interest. He seeks court relief through Attorney E. M. Spangenberg.
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William Schnell
Henhaw Avenue
Camp Washington
Amalie
Schnel
Emma Tottleben
Schnell
Amalie Tottleben
Tottleben
Henshaw Avenue
E. M. Spangenberg
Local Men Form Cincinnati Oil and Mining Co
Local businessmen form the Cincinnati Oil and Mining Company under Arizona law with a 250000 capital. It owns 1200 acres in Rowan County Kentucky and seeks 6000 more acres nearby to drill for oil. Officers are A. E. Cohen president Harry J. Gibson vice president W. S. Marx secretary and A. Isaacs treasurer. Attorneys Bates and Meyer will represent the concern.
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Cincinnati Oil and Mining Company
Arizona
Rowan County
A. E. Cohen
Harry J. Gibson
W. 8. Marx
A. Isaacs
Bates & Meyer
Popularity Contest Aims for Josephs Orphan Asylum
A fundraising contest underway to support Josephs Orphan Asylum pits Frank C. Grote of the Chemical Company against George W. Tibbles. Votes cost ten cents each, with a hoped for substantial charity total. The Central Committee of the C of Amet met last night and heard Grote address them. a donation to the asylum was decided, with Ben Nearbrey, James H. McCabe and others named to assist.
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Joseph's Orphan Asylum
Frank C. Grote
The
Chemical Company
George W. Tibbles
C. of Amet
Grote
Wis
Nd Ben Nearbrey
James H. McCabe
Thinking about it no more send in your estimate
A terse sales pitch urges readers to mail in their estimate to the Commercial Tribune, promising to remove the buyer’s lingering thoughts about a purchase, with emphasis on immediate action.
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the Commercial Tribune
Wild West show cast seeks cash from Buckskin Bill in Augusta
Six young performers from Buckskin Bill's Wild West Show travel to Augusta Kentucky with charity passes aiming to extract wages or compel settlement in court. They claim $4.25 earned, $4 withheld, after earlier arrests in Police Court. Mayor's office, Constable advice follow-up laced with local slang and comic bravado.
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Eli P. Poole
William Dance
Joseph Barry
Will Handley
Will Bauer
Burt
Kelly Parker
Augusta
Bill
Poole
Schmidt
Rogers Seeks $15,000 in Suit Over Death Damages
John Rogers brings suit for the estate of Thomas E. Jennings against C. Crake & Co. in Eastern venue asking $15,000 in damages beyond the $10,000 limit for accidental deaths or negligence. He contends the statute limiting damages is unconstitutional and usurps judicial powers. Jennings died May 23 while operating equipment.
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John ©. Rogers
Thomas E. Jennings
C. Crake & Co
Rogers
Tos Rune Mil
Court weighs hospital care for ill 13 year old Anna Fitzpatrick
Probate Court will decide if Anna Fitzpatrick age 13 of 28 West Twelfth Street should be taken to a hospital for treatment. Her guardian attorney W C McLean seeks treatment despite objections from her mother now married to James Morrissey and her father. The girl owns 1500 dollars in estate under McLean. Bailiff Seibel demanded hospital transfer and was refused. A citation from the probate court compels parents to explain at tomorrow’s session.
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Nippert
Anna Fitzpatrick
West Twelfth Street
James Morrissey
W. C. McLean
McLean
Anna
Jacob Seibel
Probate
Receiver Appointed for Hagerty Son Shoe Firm
Alexander B Heilemann sues partner Michael J Hagerty to dissolve the firm P Hagerty Son Shoe Makers of 1012 Flint St. The business started in 1899 and shows assets of 15000 with liabilities 20000. A receiver is sought to take over raw materials and machinery and wind up operations. Hagerty consents. Attorneys Heilker and Heilker represent Heilemann.
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P. Hagerty” & Son
Flint Street
Alexander B. ‘Heilemann
Michael‘j. Hagerty
Hagerty
Heilker & Heilker
Heilemann
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