Festival funds rise as Cincinnati plans big 1929 event
Subscription totals reach about 36000 with several 50 offerings. Local artists submit works approved by directors. A unique attraction feature awaits final approval next week. Manager Ziegler returns pleased with New York trip and festival prospects. Work begins on Music Hall and related buildings for September 1929. Plans include Admiral Dewey visit and light, fire safety preparations underwriters.
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Ziegler
Cincinnati
New York
Music Hall
Art Club
Limners
Uncle Sam
Admiral Dewey
John L. Shuff
Dewey
Cincinnati Edison Company
Board of Fire Underwriters
St Bernard Council Fails To Meet Amid No Quorum
Millcreek Valley reports no action at St Bernard Council as four members attended but Nurre left before roll call. Contracts for cement sidewalks and other items were to be let. A Daisy lawn fete and a piano recital by Lockland pupils are noted along with village school commencement activities and diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard Council
Nurre
Belle Bacon
Lockland
Lockland Baptist Church
South Mill Street
Con
Millcreek Valley
St. Bernard
Alice Spence
Nora Nieman
Eva Cobham
Wieniawski
Hauser
Richard Schliewen
Kate Shelley
Ella Kemp
John Burns
Gettysburg
Arthur Renner
Cena
May Bellis
Hunting Ag
T. L. Feeney
Dubois- Schliewen
Nachez
Lederer Sought by Picture Show Manager in WV
A manager of the Cinematograph Lyceum Company with a deputy sheriff searches for George Lederer son of the Atlantic Garden proprietor, claiming Lederer as advance agent stole machine leases worth 250 dollars in Huntington West Virginia last Wednesday before traveling to Cincinnati.
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Cinematograph Lyceum Company
West Virginia
George Lederer
Atlantic Garden
Commercial Tribune
Lederer
Huntington
W. Va
Cincinnati
Paige
Yeni
National Hay Men Hold Conference at Gibson House
National Hay Association executives assemble at the Gibson House at 10 this morning to finalize plans for the Baltimore convention in August. Attending are President James W. Sale of Bluffton Indiana Secretary F F Collins and James W Ellis of the city and William Hopps and Charles England of Baltimore. England arranged the conference by wire to coordinate programs with the Baltimore Entertainment Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson House
National Hay Association
Baltimore
James W. Sale
Bluffton
Ind
F. F. Collins
James W. Ellis
Messrs
Wm. Hopps
Chas
England
Baltimore Entertainment Committee
Sale
Collins
Baptist Young People Prepare for International Convention Rally
Miami Association Baptist Young People's Unions met at the Grand Hotel to drum up interest for the tenth international convention July 12 to 15. A Thursday rally aims for 1,500 attendees with Rev. W. H. Gelstweit of Chicago as principal speaker and Dr. E. G. Gange of London delivering the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Young People’s
Miami Association
Grand Hotel
W. H. Gelstweit
Chicago
E. G. Gange
Regent Park Baptist Church
London
England
Ducks Consider Kansas City Trip At Evening Meeting
Colonel Dan Dalton postponed the Duckworth Club meeting in Cleveland and plans a new session to decide if a delegation should attend the Kansas City convention in uniform. Many fear the trip may be canceled, while others expect ample entertainment and hospitality in Kansas City with a cheap round trip for members.
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Dan Dalton
Cleveland
Duckworth Club
Kansas City
Friends of
Gilham Resigns as Secretary of Coal Club
At the Coal Men's Social and Debating Club meeting yesterday R P Gilham resigned as Secretary and Chas Jones Jr was elected to fill the vacancy. Gilham cited a wish to share honors and denied dissatisfaction. The group also reduced run of mine coal price from 250 to 235 per ton to balance with slack.
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Coal Men’s
R. P. Gilham
Chas. Jones, Jr
Gilham
Kanawha
Pittsburg Combine
Motormen, watch the Commercial Tribune of Sunday
The notice urges readers to view the Commercial Tribune issue published on Sunday June 24. It highlights page features and prompts attention to stories, timetables, and local notices inside.
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the Commercial Tribune
Estate 18 Divided to Enjoin $175 000 Bonds
The Williamson estate case ends in Judge Davis court with a jury verdict setting aside the will. The compromise awards roughly one half of the $75,000 to $150,000 value to the illegitimate line and to his daughters, amid conflict between the common law heirs and the legitimate relatives. Local beneficiaries include Charles Williamson, Alice Bowler, Adele Lee, Jane Donoho, May Williamson, Florida Price, May Bowler, and Keturah Williamson.
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George Williamson
Paris
France
Davis
Marguerite Grandcamp
Henrietta
Georgietta
Chas. H. Williamson
Alice B. Bowler
Adele W. Lee
Jane T. Donoho
May T. Williamson
Florida W. Price
May W. Bowler
Keturah Williamson
Judge Pruden Will and Other Estates Go to Heirs
The late Judge Pruden's will admitted. son Thomas named residuary legatee after a wife’s lifetime one third net income bequest. Wife Laura to receive life use of home. mortgage details and payments clarified. Other estates include Kennelly heirs, Schwab widow life estate, Klein daughter Catharine and deceased daughter’s children, Smith daughters, and guardianships for Lloyd and Minges minors. total estate values listed.
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Pruden
Thomas
Laura
Price Hill
Green Township
Katherine
Magdalena Klein
Catharine Schneider
Rachel Cordesman
Eugene Wakeman
Catharine Ellen Smith
Starr Handford Lloyd
Peter Minges
Barbara Thieman
Carrie Diehl
George
Carrie’ Niefeld
Ex-Councilman Bolce seeks to stop Hyde Park bond sale
Louis H. Bolce files suit to enjoin the sale of 172000 improvement bonds for Hyde Park Village now in Franklin Bank custody. He alleges bonds will be sold at an 8 percent premium to Third street brokers, despite a prior 18 percent bid by Rudolph Kleybolte. Bolce says funds would be diverted to street extensions for favored parties. Judge Jelke granted a temporary order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis H. Bolce
Hyde Park Village
Franklin Bank
Henry Burkhold
Third Street
Rudolph Kleybolte
Bolce
Jelke
Norwood Barber Mistakenly Cited in Habeas Case
A mix up linked John H. Lutz of Norwood to habeas corpus proceedings over a child's custody. The Norwood barber and his wife were not involved and had reconciled. Judge Murphy reprimanded the real Lutz for trifling with the court and dismissed the case at his cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Lutz
Norwood
Lutz
Humane Society Case Tests Writs in Norwood
Twelve writs of habeas corpus filed in Insolvency Court yesterday by drivers of Contractor Quigley who were arrested and prosecuted before Squire Dumont in Norwood for cruelty to animals. Constable Spilker named as defendant. drivers listed include Louis Brown John Cooney T Johnson W Toland Tom Dobelley John Huff Chas Green Ed Keoh W Cann John Dorsey Richard Jordan and R A Carter. The action aims to test the legality of the arrests.
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Humane Society
Quigley
Squire Dumont
Norwood
The
Spilker
Louis Brown
John Cooney
T. Johnson
Wm. Toland
Tom Dobelley
John Huff
Chas. Green
Ed Keoh
Wm. Cann
John Dorsey
Richard Jordan
R. A. Carter
Hopper Family Chores Spark a Cherry Preserves Scene
Mrs. Hopper orders her children Bob and Liddy to finish the cherry pits as flies buzz and tempers flare. Bob endures the pit splashes while Liddy, aged 15, helps under the stern warning that their father must not hear of delay.
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Mrs. Hopper
Bob
Liddy
Mortgage foreclosures and divorces listed in No 118,938 to 118,938
A list of cases including mortgage foreclosures for Louis A. Ireton and other plaintiffs, divorce actions such as Olive Balser v John Balser, and partitions or liens involving Sophie Hoess, Willis Cason, Pearl Taylor, and others. Also an appeal from the Probate Court in the estate of Wm F Wehrman.
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Miami L
B. Conericka Kroeger
Louis A. Ineton
Cora. V. Hickman
Henry J. Kreis
Thomas
Madison B. A
Frank J. Fischer
Louis A. Ireton
Olive Balser
John Balser
Ratterman & W
George Shiner, Jr
Adam Schorr
Marshal Liens
Heilker & Heilker
Willis’ Cason
Belle Cason
John B. Oneal
Jakes M. Lang
Pearl Taylor
Rulison & Heintz
Sophie Hoess
John Schroeder
A. A. Huseman
Warwick & Warwick
Sophia Hoess
A. A
Estates of John C Taylor and Caroline Taylor Inventoried
The assigned estates of John C Taylor valued at 2125 dollars and Caroline Taylor valued at 2560 dollars are listed in the inventory.
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John C. Taylor
Caroline Taylor
Piqua Mutual Court Says Parts Of Pact With Potomac Void
United States Court voided key provisions of the Piqua Mutual Aid and Accident Association and Potomac Life Insurance Company consolidation. Special Master Commissioner Walter R. Fogg to determine which stockholders stay with Potomac or take pro rata assets. Potomac must post 10000 dollar bond. $3500 to policyholders' attorneys.
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United States
John W. Hart
Piqua Mutual Aid and Accident Association
Piqua Company
Potomac Life Insurance Company
Washington, D. C
Harr
Piqua
Potomac
Potomac Company
Walter R. Fogg
Lewis J. Sawyer
Messrs
L. C. Black
M/ R. Waite
Water Works Board approves Moloney final estimate for river bank work
Chief Engineer Bouscaren submits final claim of 2104.27 to the Water Works Board for piling sheet piling and loose rock protection on the Little Miami River banks at California. He notes time extensions granted and proposes no penalty for delays since city suffered no loss. Actual costs exceeded estimates due to deeper channel work. The board concurs and approves the allowance.
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Bouscaren
Board of Water Works Commissioners
Thomas Moloney
Little
Miami River
California
Moloney
Kirchner
John Wilson
New York
Messrs
Markbreit and
Herrmann
Gift of Mrs Alms Funds New German Protestant Deaconess Chapel
Directors of the German Protestant Deaconess Home and Hospital were surprised to learn at their Thursday meeting that Mrs E A Alms donated 5000 dollars to the building fund. The gift will support a planned new building at Clifton avenue and Strait street opposite Burnet Woods. The chapel, to be memorial to Mrs Alms husband, will be known as the Frederick H Alms Memorial Chapel with furnishings and memorial window to be provided.
Drowning and Injury Reports From River and Canal Accidents
A series of accident and injury notes include Edward Hackermann drowning in the Ohio River after an accidental fall from a ferry boat. Lafayette Jones also drowns while bathing in the river. Fred Taecklenberg suffers a tal drowning in the Miami Canal near Henry Huelamann. Other cases include a pistol wound of the brain to Kleisler Sr and various injuries such as spine fracture and purulent meningitis.
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Edward Hackermann
Ohio
Kleisler, Sr
Paul Dickey
Lafayette Jones
Raymond Brummer
Edith M. Burdge
Herman Rahe
Charles Fred Asene
Fred Taecklenberg
Miami Canal
Henry Huelamann
Bratn
Eleven Seniors to Be Graduated by Hebrew Union College
The twenty fifth anniversary celebration at Plum Street Temple will grant eleven seniors rabbinic degrees. Dr. Moses Mielziner will confer the degrees and Rabbi Joseph Stoltz of Chicago will deliver the address.
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Hebrew Union College
Plum Street Temple
The
Isaac M. Wise
Moses Mielziner
Joseph Stoltz
Chicago
Coal Movement From Pittsburg Raises River Tonnage
A Pittsburg river rise triggers nine towboats to depart with light coal to Cincinnati. About 100 barges and flats loaded for four to five feet of water head south as 16 million bushels await shipment. Kanawha coal traders gain as swell may enable more cargo to Point Pleasant and Cincinnati. Coal from Pittsburg largely stays with the river combine to fulfill contracts.
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Ohio
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Kanawha
Point Pleasant
River Combine
Combine
Fall Festival Game Nears at Chester Park
Fred Guckenberger and Harry Manss, managers of the Chamber of Commerce and Shoe Manufacturers' Baseball Clubs, conferred on the June 80 Chester Park match for the baseball fund. Ticket duties rest with J. C. Gregson, Shoe Manufacturers' Association secretary, as Leather Club backs the drive.
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Fred Guckenberger
Harry L. Manss
Chamber of Commerce
Chester Park
Baseball Fund
J. C. Gregson
Shoe Manufacturers’ Association
Leather Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. Sweeney
Elmwood Place
Township Avenue
C. Frick
Lockland-Wyoming
Baptist Young People
Officers OF
International Convention
Christ
F. A. Licht
First German B. Y. P. U
James K. Stewart
Associational Union
Fuller Swift
First Baptist Church of
Madison
Martha Simpkins
Albert C. Morgan
Board of Managers
Katie Young
Newport Union
Carrie Ploog
Wm. Davie
Ninth Street Juniors
Carrie McGee
Norwood Juniors
Chas. E. Stanton
Linwood Baptist Church
Secretary of
Coal Exchange
Charlies Jones, Jr
Mr. Lutz
Humane Society Law
Judge Pruden
Hyde Park
Common Pleas. Court
U. S. Court
Water Works Board
Schwab
National, Biscuit Compant
Abraham S. Anspracher
New York City
Centero-Zacharieh
Abraham Brill
Ogdenberg
N. Y
Israel
William H. Fineschreiber
St. Louis
Saadia
Jehuda Haleni Maimonidis
Piter W. Jacobs
Jonah
David “Lefcowitz
Eeperies
Hungary
Helena Ark
William H. Fineshhreiber
Davenport
Charles J. Freund
Toledo
O. Pizer W. Jacobs
Albuquerque
New Mexico
David Lefcowitz
Dayton
Emil W. Leipziger
Terre Haute
Jacob 8
Raisin
Jacksonville
Fla
George Zepin
Kalamazoo
Mich
Leon Magnes
Berlin
Germany
Sunday Commercial Tribune
H. S. Morrison
Little Paper
Alexander A. Alexander
C. B. Loomis
Ray
Gladys
Bonita
Bertie
Uncle Belamin
Canton
Jack and the
Giant Ah Grim
Ned Toodles
Time
Ox-Eyed
Daisy
Little Housekeepers’ Department
Puzzle Corner
Ohio State Teachers’ Ass’n
Central Union Station
Pat-in Bay
Frank E. Kirby
Sandusky
Covington
Westwood
Avondale
Clifton
Trux Emerson
J. B. Fenley
J. B. Warner
Nat Emerson
Dudley Sutphin
J. B .Warner
Robert Mitchell
Ralph Kellogg
Frank P. Garrison
George de Camp
J. G. Williams
Ann Goble
Dr. Williams
Garrison
Miss Closterman
Miss Gamble
A. B. Cole
William Hunt
J. C. Cadwallader
Milton Roney
Ralph Holterhoff
Miss Bertoli
Miss Hatches
Ohio Lawn Tennis Association
Athletic Tennis Club
Louisville
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