Monster Turner parade planned for 1 o'clock in Cincinnati
A detailed order of march for a large parade led by Grand Marshal Julius Fleischmann outlines route from Race Street to Vine and McMicken avenues. Units include O N G regiments, U S Army bands, numerous schools and fraternal groups with extensive division formations and disbanding instructions.
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Race Street
Fifth
Plum
Main
Government Square
Vine Street
Vine
McMicken Avenue
Kry
Julius Fleischmann
Charles F. Hake, Jr
Robert L. Dunning
Charles J. Christie
Green Street
United States
Ill
F. W. Mansfield
U.S. Infantry
Ohio
Judson Harmon
McMicken
Aiens RC
Burnard
Brent Arnold, Jr
George F. Eaton
Harrison Guthrie
Pr. W. M. Dudley
William Walker Smith
E. Arnold
L. D. Drawry
Thornton Lewis
L. D. Gilbert
James B. Minor
Thomas Graydon
Schimittie
Knights of Pythias
Woodward
Culton
Sand
House of Refuge Battalion
Drum Corps
Lytle Greys
Carl Ziegler
Wiliam H. Vogel
Charles J. Fisher
John A. Runck
William Roberts
George Hiarper
David Schorr
Theodore Meyder
A.L. Pachoud
Alexander J. Baker
Milton Campbell
John Eger
John O. Eckert
Harry Weber
Charles Urban
Herman Guckenberger
Arthur Graef
George Akotter
Hert Chapman
Alpert Mueller
Robert Albrecht
Charles Hornberger
Bund
Deutscher Landwehr Verein
Mayr Galvin
Board of Education
Board of High Schools
Jung
McMiecken Avenue
Curtton
Hoffman
Webster
Windsor
Swenty-third
Henry Street
Péthéers
Thirtiet
Guilford
Harris
Highlands
Kirby Road
Fifteenth Street
Race
Fouth Street
Horace Mann
Joseph's
Oyler
Columbian
Sherman
Twelfth Street
S. P. Chase
Avondale
Linwood
Fulton
Garfield
Nuit Fairmount
Whittier
Winton Plate
Ildren
Have & F
Ss. B Stanbery
Adj
W. G. Weldon
Robert R. Reynolds
Philip 9. Geijer
I Marshal
Edward Pfleger
Enecek Minare Grimm
George Finn
C. Widman
H. Gerdson
George Bew
Helming
Vaeeen
Charles Nerpel
Fred Strunk
al al Miller
St. Louis
Kansas
Mississippi
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Rocky Mountains
Cincinnati
Pfaff
Eighth Street
Frank R. Gusweiler
Joseph Gilligan
James S. Richardson
Robert O’connel
E. R. Passel
Carl Phares
A. R. Hoffman
L. F. Ratterman
J. C. Kelley
George Peacock
F. E. Stapleford
Frank Burnet
George Cornette
F. W. Hollingsworth
Carl Jacobs
H. N. Ragland
Joseph Lemkuhl
Emil Haberer
Louis Beyerlein
Joseph Hoefiing
Bayerische U. Vv
Badische U. VV
Schwabische U. V. Schweitzer Maenerchor
Clear Makers’ Union
Alms & Dovake
Queen City Furniture Club
Board of Health—Ambulance
Callione
Turner
Pettibone Bros. Mfg
Main Street
Twelfth
Hace
Green Streets
Liberty
Walnut
Charles F. Hare, JR
Covington
Turner Hall
Pike Street
Covington Turner Society
Carl Jaeger
William Parks
George Brinkman
Anton Lobbeck
Joseph Wermsing
Working Men's Society
Henry Jugas
Covington Shooting Society
Jacob Warken
Lewisburg Shooting Society
Julius Erhienbach
Baedische Benevolent Society
Albert Wiessler
L Landaweh
Chicago Turners Lead Day's Arrivals in City Parade
The Chicago Turners drew crowds as they arrived by special trains and procession from Ength and Central avenues to the fest headquarters. Indianapolis ladies with pennants and the Bundes Fahne joined, with North Cincinnati Turn Verein to receive the flag, as Cleveland and Baltimore groups followed to participate in the fair grounds events.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Music Hall
Gemeinde Vorwarts
Cleveland
Fair Grounds
Germania Turn Verein
Baltimore
Vine Street
Government Square
Carthage
Syracuse
Rochester
N. Y
Jersey City
N. J
Otto Schmidt
South Pittsburg
Louis Retting
Central
Pittsburg
Turnfest Opens Amid Civic Pride and German Unity
Large crowds gather as Walnut Hills pupils and district teams perform on parallel bars and horses. German turners sing patriotically as August Herrmann and Mayor Galvin praise Cincinnati’s hospitality and the Nord Americanischer Turnerbund festival. Police and volunteers manage crowds while motor cycle events entertain spectators.
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Walnut Hills High School
A. Enoch
Webster
A. R. Arundal
Public School Athletic League
Cincinnati United Singers
Weber
Walter Aiken
America
Millikin
Turnfest Observances Close Courthouse Offices
Courthouse offices close today by order of county commissioners for Turnner parade events. Several judges remain on the bench to hear cases that were set and witnesses subpoenaed before the closure resolution. Visitors focus on where the next Turnfest will be held as interest in the festival grows.
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Herrmann
Nord Amerikanischer Turnerbund
Turnerbund
Turner Bund
Turnverein
Nix
Ein Dreifaches Gut Heil
Nord Americanischer Turnherbund
Galvin
Turners
Garry’ Herrmann
Cincinnati
North American Gymnastic Union
United Singers
Queen City Motor Cycle Club
W. D. Weaver
H. Beach
Weaver
Beach
Ross
Festplatz
Barbarossa
Germany
Covington
John J. Craig
Covington Turner Society
Turner Hall
Pike Street
Newport
Krieger
Turnfest Offers Free Admission for Families at Ball Park
The Turnfest committee announced that parents accompanied by children would be admitted free of charge to the ball park exercises scheduled for tomorrow afternoon.
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Turnfest
Ball Park
Lindner Praises Fest Display in Frankfort Turnfest Visit
Joseph Lindner, known as Lindner the Great, arrives in the city as a Frankfort Turn Gemeinde delegate. He lauds the Fest decorations and building work, credits American pluck and finance, and notes the rapid setup of the tent complex at Carthage and the stadium before the test.
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Joseph Lindner
Lindner the Great
Delegwete
Frankfort
Germany
Turnfest
Lidner
Fortpean
Lanas Nh
Mr. Lindner
America
Carthage
Brothers Reunite After Thirty Years in Linton Hotel Meeting
A long separated pair of brothers from different countries met yesterday in the Linton hotel labriby crowd. L C Krak of Pittsburgh Pa a leading car manufacturer faced his brother Amei Krah of Wesbaden Germany. The surprise reunion followed a planned visit during a wartime era exchange and marked a notable family moment.
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Linton Hotel
L. C. Krak
Fplitsburg
Amei] Krah
Wesbaden
Germany
G Krah
America
Fle
Amel
Hirah
Big Brother
Tyro Brothers
Mail Carriers Suspend Work for Parade Afternoon
Postal staff at the Upper Vine Street station will not work during the great Turter demonstration. Postmaster Montfort notes carriers and station personnel will pause in the afternoon, awaiting Washington orders.
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Montfort
Upper Vine Street
IMACO
Washington
Women’s Trial Delayed Over Street-Fight Dispute
Mayor Kummings of Home City postponed the breach of the peace case against residents Mrs. Birecss and Mrs. Thoias Isreenhow for thirty days after a street fight over their children. Both women agreed to move out of the area.
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Kummings
Home City
Birecss
Thoias Isreenhow
Henetty
Hoth
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