St Josephs College Holds 37th Commencement at Auditorium
The thirty seventh annual commencement of St Josephs College last night at the Auditorium Seventh and Elm. Twenty three graduates received Master of Accounts degrees and stenography certificates. Rev Bernard Ill presided, awarded honors, and conferred degrees. Valedictory by Joseph Quigley. A Trip Abroad, arranged by Prof Andrew Boex, was staged with musical numbers by the Weber concert orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s College
Seventh
Elm Streets
Charles Blum
John Busche
Clifford Dressman
George Ege
Leo Eisenman
August Exeter
James Flick
William Frieling
Charles Hasselbeck
Leo Heyl
Walter Hugenberg
Bernard Iding
George Langen
Francis Luebbe
Robert McCarthy
William Middendorf
Theodore Olges
Joseph Quigley
John Riesenbeck
Michael Schehl
Alwin Scheckman
Theodore G Scholz
Albert Selm
Martin Smith
Frederic Stegner
Louis Strassburger
Herman Tenoever
Valentine Wissel
Bernard Jeffrey Ill
Ill
Cincinnati
Joseph D. Quigley
Andrew J. Boex
Weber Concert Orchestra
Miles to Head Cincinnati Research Bureau Arrives
Rufus B. Miles of New York, named to head the Cincinnati municipal research bureau, arrives in the city late today and will confer with Eldon R. James tomorrow to plan the bureau’s inauguration. Frederick R. Leach, Miles aide, will follow from New York on July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus B. Miles
New York
Municipal Research Bureau
Cincinnati
Eldon R. James
Miles
Frederick R. Leach
Elevator Smashup In City Building Kills One
Inspectors from the city building department and Maryland Casualty determined the Murdock building elevator failure at 116 20 Opera Place killed George Deinlein and injured seven. A corroded nut on the piston end let the drawhead pull through, dropping the cab as counterweight failed and overhead machinery fractured. Operator William Orr, aged 65, remained seriously hurt. others improved and expected to leave in a few days. Coroner Coe to hold an inquest Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Casualty Company
Murdock
Opera Place
George Deinlein
W. F. Greene
Casualty Company
William Orr
City Hospital
Orr
Edward Lamping
Edward Lorenz
Henry Yaeger
Coe
George
Deinlein
Presbytery Action Angers Hyde Park Knox Church
Members of Knox Presbyterian in Hyde Park protest the Cincinnati presbytery’s choice of Rev Donald M. Grant of Clifton as moderator after Rev Theodore T. Hays resigned to St. Louis. Knox sessions had proposed Rev William L. Spiegel, Hyde Park resident and pastor of First Presbyterian, but the presbytery refused. The church remains without pastor or moderator as discussions continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Presbyterian Church
Shaw and
Erie Avenues
Hyde Park
Cincinnati Presbytery
Donald M. Grant
Clifton
Knox Church
Theodore T. Hays
Knox
William L. Spiegel
Spiegel
First Presbyterian Church
Cincinnati
Selby
F. Vance
Grant
No fault found with Rev Robertson at Mohawk church
The Cincinnati presbytery found no fault with Rev Dr Peter Robertson over his twenty two years at Mohawk Presbyterian church though it upheld a rule requiring annual pastoral supply requests. Dr Robertson praised at the meeting and spoke about a separate incident at the fairgrounds where Prof Carl Ziegler allegedly beat a schoolboy, attributing it to overwork and temporary imbalance, with doctors concurring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Robertson
Mohawk Presbyterian Church
Cincinnati
Robertson
Presbytery
Fair Grounds
Carl Ziegler
Ziegler
Night School Graduates Twenty Young Y M C A Lawyers
Twenty young barristers from the Y M C A night school received bachelor of law degrees in the association auditorium. Judge D DeMott Woodmansee delivered the baccalaureate address on lawyerly honesty and justice, urging against baseless suits. Robert S Fulton chaired the legal committee and Robert M Ochiltree, dean, reviewed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
D. DeMott Woodmansee
R. Elizabeth Durland
Gotchalk
Robert M. Ochiltree
Music pupils appear at closing exercises
The Ohio Conservatory of Music and Dramatic Art held closing exercises at 217 West Seventh Street. Violin students under Jaques Stberg and Philip Werthner, piano students, and Miss Maude Martin in elocution performed. Gladys Sturm received the Piano prize for most progress, with Werthner praising Viola Richardson and Helen Hopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Conservatory of Music and Dramatic Art
Conservatory
West Seventh Street
Stu- Seer
Jaques Stberg
Philip Werthner
Railroader's Wife Seeks Husband After quarrel
Mrs. Fred Ernst, wife of a B and Q yardman, claimed she ordered him from their home after a quarrel. She feared he would not return and begged Detectives Reed and Hall for help. She was distressed over rent and money and refused YWCA refuge. She was aided at Central station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ernst
Reed
Hall
Central Station
Wuisifer
Ainsworth Maid Arrested In Bed In Alimony Fight
In a new move in Katherine Ainsworth v Charles L Ainsworth maid Sarah Sleets, a colored servant, was arrested for perjury while in bed at 425 East Fourth Street in the Ainsworth apartments. Constable Timberlake made the arrest on Mrs Ainsworths affidavit alleging inconsistent statements by Sleets. Sleets denied ever being in Lukins office where the statements were said to have been made. Ainsworth, confined to his rooms, called the arrest a scheme to disrupt his divorce case and hinted Sleets may reveal startling facts on the witness stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Ainsworth
Charles L. Ainsworth
Bankers’ Reserve Fund Life Insurance Company
Sarah Sleets
Ainsworth
East Fourth Street
Timberlake
Squire Dumont
G. A. R. Men Plan Washington Trip for Stephenson Monument
G. A. R. men from the city will tour Washington the week after next to attend the dedication of a monument and memorial to Dr. Benjamin Franklin Stephenson founder of the G. A. R. The ceremony is set for July 3 at the monument on the corner of Seventh and Louisiana avenues with Assistant Postmaster Captain W. C. Johnson among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin Stephenson
Grand Army of the Republic
Washington
Lumber fall injures millworker in Millcreek Township
Fred Heller aged 25 a blacksmith was injured when a stack of lumber toppled onto him at Livingston and John streets in Millcreek township His left leg was hurt and he was taken to the city hospital Joseph Thelen 37 of 329 West Sixth street was hurt at the B O freight depot when a heavy machine he was moving fell on his leg His ankle was fractured just above the ankle and he was also taken to the city hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Heller
Millcreek Township
Livingston
John Streets
City Hospital
Joseph Thelen
West Sixth Street
Nursery tots enjoy country outing near Hartwell
Twenty five little girls from the free day nursery visited Hartwell yesterday. Guided by Mrs Ben Woods and Mrs M H Williams with Olive Jones, they traveled in Chatfield Woods’ car to the hostess home. They played peanut and potato races, sang on the lawn, were served lunch, and each received a floral doll on departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwell
Jessie Blackburn
Ben Woods
M. H. Williams
Olive Jones
Chatfield & Woods
Midget Punished After Fire Set On Father Hat
In Cincinnati a midget named Le Baron objects to his father's large straw hat. After warnings, Le Baron lights the brim with matches, burning the hat and triggering a chase. The father captures the boy by the collar and punishes him saying he will receive another if he objects again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Baron
Cincinnati
le Baron Junior
Father
Clifton Real Estate Bargains in Prime Suburb Locations
Advertises multiple 2 story brick and frame houses with 7 to 10 rooms and attic space for sale in Clifton area. Listings cite cash prices from 4 800 to 6 000 with rent balance options, modern conveniences, hardwood floors, cement cellars, and proximity to streetcar lines. Also offers plans for 20 story residences and bungalows with easy terms from a long-established contracting firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Fourth visit to home for Walter Burns
Walter Burns, aged 9, was placed in the Children’s Home for the fourth time after a fight between his parents at 26 West Liberty Street. The boy’s father left the family after earlier separations. the home is temporarily broken up as the parents reconcile and split again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Burns
West Liberty Street
Walter
Robert Burns
Negro cook arrested for saloon threat in Walnut Street
John Jackson a cook living at the Ocean hotel was arrested by Detectives Dwyer and Harnold at Seventh and College streets after allegedly drawing a revolver in the Walhalla saloon on Walnut Street two weeks earlier. Patrons ducked under the bar as owner Rand fired twice, Jackson fled but was later confined on suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jackson
Ocean Hotel
Dwyer and
Harnold
Seventh
College Streets
Jackson
Walnut Street
Rand
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Transylvania University
Blue Grass
Hubert G. Shearin
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Per. Yarb
Madras
India
DR. Robertson
Ohio Conservatory
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Summer Park
Che Films & Doepke Co
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South Norwood
Clifton Heights
East Walnut Hills
MT. Auburn
Avondale
Modern Home Building Company
Rome
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VW/a.nu
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Bathing Beach
Turners
Trovatore
Mikado
Entire Co
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Sondy Island
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Shelbyville
Indianapolis
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Negro Cook
Detroit
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West Fourth
Fischer
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