Kentucky Democratic Primary Officers Decline to Act
Attorney Thomas P. Carothers of Newport refuses to serve as an officer for the June 28 Democratic Congressional primary alleging the call is not legally made. Judge Hodge seeks a fair legal race while Colonel R. W. Nelson backs Sheriff Fred Miller and Squire Doneland’s appointed officers. Nelson signs the officer list as Campbell County Democratic Executive Committee chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Carothers
New Port
Executive Committee
Mable
Hodge
R. W. Nelson
Democratic County Executive Committee
Lassing
Fred Miller
Squire Doneland
Lst
Democratic Executive Committee
Campbell County
Congress
Prisoner in Newport Jail Attempts Suicide by Hanging
J W Sparks, jailed for loitering, attempted death by hanging in the Newport Jail corridors with a clothesline tied to a sewer pipe. Jailer Ben Plager cut him down. Sparks revived. He had been picked up by Highlands police for prowling Ft Thomas and shows morphine addiction. a strict watch will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hop Roman
Pete Cassidy
Newport
Beore
J. W. Sparks
Ben Plager
Sparks
Ft. Thomas l
Highlands
Alumnal Association Banquets Graduates of Newport High
The Newport Alumnal Association held its eighth annual banquet at Elks Hall for this year's Newport High School graduates. The hall was richly decorated with bunting flowers and plants. Toastmaster William C. Buten welcomed guests while Miss Bertha Schulte gave the opening address. Toasters included Prof. John Burke for The Public Schools and Miss Jessie Richardson for The High School Graduate, with others honoring The City of Newport Our Kentucky Men and Our Kentucky Women by Miss Julia Spring and Clifton Purser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Alumnal Association
Elks’ Hall
Newport High ‘School
William C. Buten
Bertha Schulte
John ‘Burke
Jessie Richardson
Newport
Edward Herman
Kentucky
Julia Spring
Clifton Purser
Newport Soldier Louis Mater Returns Home After Philippines Service
Louis Mater, son of Joseph Mater the Newport newspaper man, arrived home from a three year stint in the Philippines with Troop F of the Third U S Cavalry. He was discharged in San Francisco last week and began his journey home Monday. A prior report claimed he had died, but inquiries showed it was another Mater who died. The family greeted him with a joyful reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Joseph Mater
Newport
Philippines
Sam
Third
United States Cavalry
San Franciscco
Cal
Highlands High School Commencement at M E Church
Highlands High School held its commencement last night at 7 30 at the M E Church in Newport back of Highlands The program began with a march by Mrs D J Lyons then an invocation The assisting participants were Miss Florence Bowman Mrs Phil Huber Miss Lottie Bherman Prof K J Morris Miss Nettie Fink and T J McLaughlin The graduates were Joseph Monroe Shaw and Miss Ruth Elizabeth Marty Edith Mary Hattershide May M McDonald Martha Weble Ross and Gladys Dodd Ross.
Newport Colored High School Holds Commencement
The Col ored High School of Newport held its commencement at Park Avenue School Hall. One graduate, Miss Elise Horner, read an essay while the program featured music readings and recitations. Diploma was presented by President George Leonard of the Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored High School of
Newport
Park Avenue School
Elise Horner
George Leonard
Board of Education
Real Estate Transfers Include Putnam and York Street Lots
George W. Robson Sr s executor and heirs transfer a Putnam Street east side lot 45 by 98 feet and a York Street west side lot 34 by 93 feet for 2650 dollars. Maude and Robert Echoon sell to John Greife a York and Second Streets southeast corner lot 64 by 135 feet for 1200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Robson
Joseph Brown
Putnam Street
York Street
Maude
Robert Echoon
John Greife
York and
Second Streets
School Trustees To Organize Meeting Called
Ww. W. White County Superintendent of Public Schools has convened the Southgate School Trustees at Heidel berg behind Newport to organize for the upcoming school year.
Newport Dayton and Bellevue Teachers to Attend Lexington Meet
State Educational Association delegates from Newport Dayton and Bellevue will travel by train next Tuesday morning to Lexington for the state meeting to be held there that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Dayton
Bellevue
Lexington
State Educational Association
German Pioneers of Newport Mark Silver Jubilee
The German Pioneers of Newport will celebrate their 25th anniversary tomorrow at Huber's Garden on the Alexandria pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Huber
Alexandria Pike
Married in Newport Weaving Cincinnati Roots
Martin Tryling aged 49 and Katie Lyons aged 20 both of Cincinnati were married in Newport by Squire M F Donelan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Martin Tryling
Katie Lyons
Cincinnati
Squire M. F. Donelan
Bellevue Y M S Plans Cemetery Grave Decoration in Cincinnati
The Phil Sheridan Council Y M S will travel to St Joseph Cemetery Cincinnati next Monday to decorate graves. The alumni reception for graduates is postponed to next Monday evening. Primary grades at Center Street School are holding an exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Sheridan Council
St. Joseph Cemetery
Cincinnati
Alumni Association
Bellevue
Center Street
Buckskin Bill’s showmen escape jail but are detected
In Vanceburg Kentucky June 20 the Buckskin Bills show men who escaped from jail last night were tracked down. Rumors of lynching circulate though authorities and wiser counsel are expected to prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Vanceburg, Ky
Buckskin Bill
Reak
Mind Off Your Mind With Commercial Tribune Sub
A plea to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune urges readers to send in payment and solve their worry by receiving the paper. The message positions the subscription as a mental relief and prompts action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commercial Tribune
Covington Church Services Schedule for Sunday
Covington churches announce Sunday services led by multiple pastors from Union M E First Baptist Fourth Street Christian Main Street M E Shinkle M E and First Presbyterian. Sermons cover topics from moral guidance to scriptural study with communion at noon and 8 p m and a Monday young people's meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Union M. E
R. I. Watkins
H. C. Jennings
D.D
Moses’ Mission
Epworth Rote
Mary J. Richards
First Baptist
W. O. Stovall
Cincinnati
G. W. Cassidy
Fourth Street Christian
C. G. McNeill
Main Street
M. E
J. G. Dover
David
Solomon
Real estate transfers in Covington Ludlow and Crescent Springs
Transactions include Nicholas Price moving 44 by 100 feet at Trevor and Wheeler Covington for 2600 dollars. W. 8 Ludlow sells 2 by 125 feet on Linden Ludlow for 678 dollars. D. A. Glenn to Henry Ruby Lot 2 Block 4 Latonia for 102 dollars. Albert Ludlow to J. P. Davis 26 by 15 feet Elm Ludlow for 750 dollars. G W Dean to H C Deglow 2 by 100 feet Herman Street Central Covington for 100 dollars and deed to a Campbell County farm. Lisette Nepper to Ida Rolfes 60 by 200 feet Main Street Covington for 1 dollar and other considerations. R B Poage to Sophia Tepe a Crescent Springs lot for 75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Price
J. C. Bankemper
Trevor and
Wheeler Streets
Covington
Ludlow
Laura A. Wiggins
Linden Street
D. A. Glenn
Henry Ruby
Latonia
Albert
J. P. Davis
Elm Street
G. W. Dean
H. C. Deglow
Herman Street
Campbell County
Lisette Nepper
Ida Rolfes
Main Street
Riddle Street
Two Farmers Arrested After Dice Dispute at Hofmann’s Place
J P Reynolds and R B Jones of Jonesville Boone County Ky visited Covington to sightsee. After a disruptive dice game at Hofmann's Place they argued loudly and were charged with disorderly conduct and carrying concealed weapons. They posted $100 bond each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Reynolds
R. B. Jones
Jonesville
Boone County
Covington
Hofmann
Fifth Street
Madison Avenue
Max Piser
Fleischner arraigned after Wednesday shooting on Spring street
Jake Fleischner of Spring street was arraigned before Police Judge Dwelly on a concealed weapons charge after being shot by John Simmendinger on a chicken farm last Sunday. Simmendinger claimed Fleischner drew a razor with his name on it. Fleischner said the razor dropped from his pocket as he fled. He posted 100 bond with sureties and awaits a court date on the 28th. Mrs Shoemaker hosted Cincinnati and Covington guests in honor of Miss Mable Claire Martin departing for Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs B Johnson marked fifteenth wedding anniversary at home on West Linden Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Fleischner
Spring Street
John Simmendinger
Dwelly
Simmendinger
Fleischner
B. Exterkamp
F. Buck
Anna Lee Shoemaker
Cincinnati
Covington
Mable Claire Martin
Philadelphia
Mrs. B. Johnson
West Linden Street
Bond Lodge I O O F Plans Memorial Service in Dayton
Dayton notices say Bond Lodge I O O F will meet Belle Vue Lodge tomorrow morning and attend memorial services in a body at Calvary M E Church in Bellevue. The City Council meets Monday evening to discuss sewer construction and citizens are invited. E L Shepard Presiding Elder will preach tomorrow evening in the pastor's absence at the M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond Lodge
Bellevue Lodge
Calvary M. E. Church
Bellevue
E. L. Shepard
M. E. Church
Applegate Willing to Run for Judgeship in Kentucky
A letter from Lester T. Applegate of Falmouth states he is willing to accept a nomination for the appellate bench if offered. The move follows Judge Wright of Newport stepping aside to avoid facing Judge Paynter, prompting a potential new entry supported by Republican friends who believe Applegate is qualified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Maysville
Wright
Newport
Thomas H. Paynter
Lester T. Applegate
Falmouth
Applegate
First Investment Co of Lexington Settles
Lexington Ky June 20 Judge Walton assignee for the Equitable Redemption Company filed his report The pro rata paid on each claim is 23.14 percent The court directed distribution based on amounts paid in by each coupon holder minus redemptions This is the first investment company to settle its affairs and holders are praised for efficient services of the assignee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Walton
Equitable Redemption Company
L. and N. Railroad Sees Big Tax Valuation Cut
Frankfort Ky June 20 The State Board of Valuation and Assessment reconsidered the May 2 action on the L and N Railroad Company and reduced its franchise valuation from 12912626 to 10774899 a drop of 2137727 The lower valuation means taxes for the company drop to 51180 from 30898 last year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
State Board of Valuation and Assessment
L. & N. Railroad Company
Rechtin Pleads Not Guilty in Justice Dept Case
Henry Rechtin of Cincinnati, former late disbursing clerk at the Department of Justice, pleaded not guilty by counsel and waived examination. Bond set at $10,000, the same amount posted yesterday. He appeared in court nervous and humiliated as the warrant was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Henry Rechtin
Cincinnati
Department of Justice
Rechtin
Whittaker to resign from Patriarchs Militant at Dayton convention
John C. Whittaker, head of the Ohio Department of the Patriarchs Militant, says his resignation will be submitted at the State convention to be held in Dayton on July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
John C. Whittaker
Ohio Department of the Patriarchs
State Vention
Dayton
Commencement Ticket Controversy Halts Bellevue Exercises
Confusion marked Bellevue's commencement as the Board of Education limited tickets amid a recent graduate strike. Doors denied entry to many relatives including Rev. Amon Boering and Miss Clara Young's mother. A tense exchange occurred between board member William Ulmer and George Freitag as the ceremony proceeded with essays and diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Board of Education
George Freitag
Amon Boering
M. E. Church
William Almer
W.S. Hakill
Ulmer
Freitag
Arthur C. Reinhart
Elizabeth Emig
Rosa Bowie
Bertha Reed
Anna Schaeper
Robert Gould
Blanche Boggs
Marguerite Stetter
Esther Kearns
Ethel Thorpe
Clara Yung
Gertrude’. Thorpe
Jennie Weber
Eva Applegate
Alley
J. M Bramkamp
Mob Attacks Couple In Mud Pool After Home Visit
A mob visited Pence Plummer and his wife at their home at night and forcibly dragged them out. Mrs Plummer was dumped into a mud pool near a bridge while Plummer was mistreated. The attackers warned of more violence if they stayed, claiming the couple had caused disturbances and prompted whitecapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabina O
Pence Plummer
Plummer
Weather report shows cooler trend sweeping into region
Rain fell across Parkersburg and the Ohio Valley with temperatures rising above 90 in the South. An incoming Northwest air mass is expected to bring fair and cool weather in the next day or two, while Cincinnati records show modest rain and temperature deviations for June 20 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Ohio Valley
Gulf District
Montgomery
Ala
United States Weather Bureau
Cincinnati
S.E
Wanbekhnee
Roosevelt to Visit Kentucky in October
Washington reports President Roosevelt informed Kentucky Rep Irving he will tour Louisville and Lexington in October during his Western trip. He backs Commissioner John W. Yerkes for governor, aiming to boost support with rallies and his popularity. He will adjust Cincinnati and Detroit legs of the trip accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Roosevelt
Irving
Kentucky
Blue Grass State
Louisville
Internal Revenue
John W. Yerkes
Lexington
Cincinnati
Maybury
Detroit
Weather Outlook Across States This Weekend
Ohio Fair with cooler east and south portions. Sunday turns fair and warmer with fresh west winds. Indiana West Virginia and Kentucky Fair and cooler Saturday and Sunday then fair and warmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
East
South Po
Indiana
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ascot Rains Dampen Attendance As Horses Contest Tough
The Windsor and Ascot meet saw lower crowds due to rain. Victor Don won the Ascot High Weight Stakes with J Reiff aboard, William III (Cannon) won the Alexandra Plate with Osboch second, Amer Picon third. The Wokingham Stakes ended with His Lordship prevailing amid a largely incomplete field after gate issues. Leopold de Rothschild filed a protest over Vatel’s result, while Arthur James’ Eistedd fod trained by Maher won the Windsor Castle Stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Windsor
Ascot
Victor Don
J. Reiff
Duke of Portland
William III
Cannon
Osboch
Maher
Amer Picon
Rigby
His Lordship
Pap Dale
Pinnarthira
Leopold de Rothschild
Vatel
Arthur James
St. Serf
River Departures and river stage reports
The River lists today's departures from Pomeroy Portsmouth Madison Maysville and Louisville with ships including BONANZA HELEN M GOULD M P WELLS LIZZIE BAY and CITY OF CINCINNATI. Advertised departures show schedules for H M STANLEY HELEN M GOULD TACOMA and LIZZIE BAY with various days and times. The Ohio River at Cincinnati dropped to 9.6 feet yesterday, a 0.3 foot fall in 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Bonanza
Portsmouth
Helen M. Gould
WELLS
Madison
Lizzie Bay
Louieville
Cincinnati
M. Stanley
Maysville
Tacoma
Peeve
Lizzie AY
Louisville
Ccity OF
Vicksburg
Avalon
Ohio
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Business Men's Club
James Browinski
Pittsburg
George Matheson
Mt. Claré
Marmet Harbor
J. B. Williams
Adele
E. A. Woodruff
D. T. Lane
R. P. Gilham
Kanawha River
M. P. Wells
Chile
Madison Packet
Broadway
Vine Street
Memphis
James Lee
Friar’s* Point
Sadie Lee
Ashport
Idaho
Fulton
T. H. Davis
St.ancis
Results of Teachers Examination Announced in Ohio
The Ohio State examinations released results for high school life certificates and common school teachers. Notable high school life certificate recipients include Reed P. Clark of Andover, Richard C. Franz of Hannibal, Harry G. Frost of Monroe, B. O. Martin of Ashtabula Harbor, Caroline Powell of Walnut Hills, Nora B. Wingate of Shelby, and John W. Swartz of Tippecanoe City. Common school teachers named include Albert C. Alleshouse of Belle Center, Martin Luther Beard of Dayton, Frank Wyllis Black of Shiloh, Arthur A. Crogan of Parkman, James Monroe Davis of Richwood, Clyde Fisher of Sidney, Lewis F. Hale of Bellefontaine, Joseph H. Horton of Baltimore, John S. Hudson of Portsmouth, Pliny A. Johnston of Newton, H. Dallas Kellison of Oregonia, William O. Lambert of Grove City, Charles F. Limbach of Wooster, John J. McDonald of Ashley, E. Clyde Myers of Jackson, Ira Clarence Painter of Sidney, H. H. Phelps of Lexington, John S. Richeson of Westville, Daniel S. Richards of Plainville, Edward P. Robinson of Oxford, Harold Stiles of Galena, R. Rayden Turner of Napoleon, William S. Whallen of Leipsic, William M. Waltermire of Reynoldsburg, Ruth S. Harvey of Bond Hill, Lulu Hock of Philo, Laura Leeper of Akron, Mary G. Swartzel of Eldorado, Katharine M. Williams of Hamilton, Jeannette Baldwin of Dayton, and Myrtle Baldwin of Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Reed P. Clark
Andover
Richard C. Franz
Hannibal
Harry G. Frost
Monroe
B. O. Martin
Ashtabula Harbor
Caroline Powell
Walnut Hills
Nora B. Wingate
Shelby
John W. Swartz
Tippecanoe City
Albert C. Alleshouse
Belle Center
Martin Luther Beard
Dayton
Frank Wyllis Black
Shiloh
Arthur A. Crogan
Parkman
James Monroe Davis
Richwood
August H. Denbrook
Congress
Clyde Fisher
Sidney
Lewis F. Hale
Bellefontaine
Joseph H. Horton
Baltimore
John S. Hudson
Portsmouth
Pliny A. Johnston
Newton
H. Dallas Kellison
Oregonia
William O. Lambert
Grove City
Charles F. Limbach
Wooster
John J. McDonald
Ashley
E. Clyde Myers
Jackson
Ira Clarence Painter
H. H. Phelps
Lexington
John
Richeson
Westville
Daniel
Richards
Plainville
Edward P. Robinson
Oxford
Harold Stiles
Galena
R. Rayden Turner
Napoleon
William S. Whallen
Leipsic
William M. Waltermire
Fire consumes North Bend coal elevator tied to Stone estate
The burned frame coal elevator, once owned by the late Captain William Stone and now part of ongoing estate litigation, was destroyed early today. Loss estimated around $2,000, with speculation it caught fire from passing engine sparks or from alcohol-induced neglect by tramps housed there. Tramps were driven off last night by Marshal Sherman McDowell while seeking the knife-thrower target from Delhi incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stone
Stone
Marshal Sherman McDowell
John Sitter
Delhi
Estimating Contest Grants 14,900 Chances at $34,000 Prize
The advertisement states 1,490 prizes in the Estimating Contest. If you and nine friends each submit an estimate, you gain ten chances per person, totaling 14,900 opportunities to win a share of the $34,000 prize pool.
Thistle the Dam Of Doyle's Commoner Dies in Foaling
In Lexington Kentucky the famed brood mare Thistle owner M Doyle Paris Kentucky died foaling a dead colt by Capt Sigsbee. Thistle produced Doyle's Commoner who won almost all as a two year old and had $10000 refused before his death last summer. Doyle also lost twins by Ornament out of Sister dam of several winners. W P Knapp of New York bought a chestnut yearling colt by Sir Walter for $1000 from Doyle. Doyle refused a high offer for Imp Battle Belle dam of several stakes winners and her suckling colt by Handsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Thistle
Himyar
Marschist
M. Doyle
Paris
Kentucky
Doyle
Commoner
Capt
Sigsbee
King Alfonso
King Charley
May Ella
Gary
Mary
W. P. Knapp
New York
Sir Walter
Melody
Imp. Rossington
Mary Owsley
Longfellow
Imp
Battle Belle
Bell Commoner
Handsel
Eddie Burke
Jim Mcgibbon
Ben Battle
Joe Battle
Whitney & Duryea Debut Triumph At Sheepshead Race
The Whitney & Duryea stable won with Irish Lad, a two year old purchased from Madden, at five and a half furlongs. Jockey Tommy Burns rode the green Irish Lad in a bold effort, as band music accompanied the victory. The firm is led by Harry Whitney with Herman Bryea as partner. Duryea is a longtime associate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sheepshead
Whitney & Duryea
John E. Madden
Green
Orson
Jocke Éy
Tommy Burns
Lander
Whitney
Harryne Whitney
Herman Bryea
Duryea
Metallus Sets Fastest Mile Pace This Season
Detroit report notes Metallus trotted a 2:11 mile at Grosse Point track, driven by John Hussey. The six year old, sired Mambrino Xing Metalla by Almont, finished the workout in 2:11 and ties a season mark amid last year's blue ribbon meeting purchase by N. W. Hubinger for 16000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Detroit
Mich
Metallus
Grosse Point
John Hussey
N. W. Hubinger
Mambrino Xing
Metalla
Almont
River traffic notes and meetings for Ohio Valley ships
Flotilla members gathered at the Business Men's Club for a discussion on river improvement. Various steamers arrive or depart Marmet Harbor and Kanawha connections provide coal freight.
River conditions and river traffic across multiple towns
Special Despatches report river levels from Warren to Paducah with notes on rising or falling gauges. Cargo and towboat movements, departures and arrivals, and incidents include the John W Alles renamed Raven, a boiler explosion, and fires aboard the Alice Barr. Obituary: Mrs. England of Port Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Warren
River
Oil City
Brownsville
Greensboro
Cherry
Elizabeth
Morgantown
Pittsburg
England
William England
Port Perry
Lewis McLaughlin
White Collar Line
John W. Alles
Raven
Alles
Elizabeth Ways
Greenwood
Charleston
Captain Greene
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Breesie Smith
Hinton
Kanawha Falls
Pleasant
Tacoma
Huntington
Eagle
H. M. Stanley
Catlettsburg
Ohio River
George Matheson
Stanley
Thealka
Paintsville
Louisa
Tug River
White House
Portsmouth
E. R. Andrews
D. T. Lane
Robert C. Gillen
Mt. Clare
Otto Marmet
Louisville
Des
Abraham
Hawes- Evansville
Alice Barr
Gray & Moore
Carmel
River Traffic Rises as Tie Business Expands Along Tennessee Routes
River traffic reports show increasing tie shipments with five local tie companies invoicing from upstream. Evansville captains seek a coal towing tug while freights slip due to rain and cool weather. Ships arrive at Cairo and Memphis with wagons and barges, and river gauges show a steady fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fowler
Cairo
Joe Fowler
Evansville
Kenton
Tennessee
Tennessee River
Penguin
Victor
Waterloo
Ala
Cumberland
Wilford
John Archbold
Buck Hornbrook
Archbold
Pittsburg
Fred Hartweg
Georgia Lee
Memphis
Avalon
ST. Louis
Lee
New Orleans
Vicksburg
Towboat Alice Barr Destroyed By Fire In Evansville Harbor
The towboat Alice Barr owned by James Gray and James Moore burned to the water line while moored in Evansville port early this morning. The blaze began near the stern as investigators began to determine a cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Evansville
Ind
Alice Barr
James Gray
James Moore
Ten Minds Needed For $34,000 Prize Contest
Nine friends lend their brains to boost each estimate in the contest. Ten participants collaborate to improve chances of winning one of 1,490 prizes totaling $34,000.
Short Talks On Advertising by Austin Bates
The article argues advertising boosts business across professions and cites a Chicago artist who promotes himself through publicity. It asserts newspapers provide cost effective reach and that advertising informs the public about a store’s stock and prices, noting quick, broad impact for a shrinking attention span.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Bates
Chicago
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T. P. Carothers
Alumnal Association
Colored School
Newport Realty
Wiséel's
Kenton Realty Deals
First Investment CO. OF
Equitable Redemption Co
ORG
Jorg Rynae
Yerkes
Hers
Florodora Cigars
Cubanola
CREMO
Geow Childs
Jackson Square
STAR
NAVY
J.T
Northbend
Harry Whitney
Paducah
Alice Barr Burns
William Jagler
Barr
Laporte
Wanatah
Nelson N. Reynolds
Reynolds
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