Mrs Gould Denies Damaging Testimony In Alimony Suit
Katherine Clemmons Gould returned to court to refute testimony from witnesses for her husband in a $250000 annual alimony suit. She denied drinking, profanity, or improper conduct and defended her friendship with Dustin Farnum as advisory for returning to the stage.
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New York
Katherine Clemmons
Gould
Dustin Farnum
Mrs. Gould
Mr. Farnum
St. Regis
Long Island
Mr. Shearn
Mr. Shearn and Mrs. Gould
Justice Dowling
Smuggling Ring Uses Dummy Baby to Hide Partridge Eggs
Vienna customs officers uncovered a clever smuggling scheme involving two peasant women who arrived in Slavonian dress with a baby tied to a cushion. One baby was real, the other a wax dummy packed with over 600 partridge eggs, intended for sale to poultry dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Vienna
Hungary
One More Chance Sought by Long-Term Inmate
Governor Stubbs receives a letter from a 29 year old Kansas inmate asking for another chance to reform after nineteen years in custody. The governor withholds the prisoner’s name pending action.
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Commercial Tribune
Topeka
Kan
Stubbs
Kansas Penitentiary
Reform School
Reformatory
Large Turnfest Parade Delights with Floral Showers
Crowds packed Cincinnati streets as the Turnfest parade wove past the Havlin hotel and Government square. Ladies committee led by Mrs C Herold showered visitors with flowers from hotel windows and along the route while officials, and civic figures looked on.
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Havlin
C. Herold
Ladies’ Committee
Havlin Hotel
Cincinnati
Post Office Workers Granted Half Holiday by Authority
Under authority from Washington, Postmaster Monfort allowed nearly all post office employees a half holiday for the Turner demonstration. Only essential personnel remained on duty to keep mail service. The order aimed to maximize time off, and came on a scorching hot day, the most trying of the summer for mail workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Monfort
Eyowd
Government Square
Sights at the Federal Building Draw Big Crowds
Throngs of sightseers filled windows and balconies as Judge Thompson and his family observed the day’s sights. United States Marshal Eugene Lewis managed the crowd and used all seating and standing room, offering generous lemonade to relieve the wait and aid women and others in the heat.
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Federal Building
Judge Thompson
United States Court
United States
Eugene Lewis
Dinner for Clifton Five Hundred at Linton House
After the parade, Mr. and Mrs. August Herrmann hosted a five course dinner in the Linton private dining room for the Clifton Five Hundred club. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Freund, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Herrlinger, and many others, with table decoration and cheerful spirits enriching the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Herrmann
Clifton Five Hundred Club
The
Linton
Harry Meyer
Jacob Freund
Albert Herrlinger
Frank, Krug
Stanley
Frank Kirschner
Margaret
Naomi
Frank Zumstein
Harry Kaiser
Henry Morgenthaler
Joseph
Otto Pfleger
Robert
Pfeffer
Misses Bandle
Elizabeth Meyer
Lena Herrmann
Karl Finke
Girl Falls From Seats During Monster Parade
Just before the parade neared Government Square a girl slipped through stadium seats and fell eight feet to the floor. She landed feet first and, when picked up by a park policeman, laughed she was unhurt. The audience feared unsafe seats but the parade then drew focus elsewhere.
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Government Square
Parade Obstruction Delays Mayor Viewing Window
A parade along Vine Street featured an unidentifiable man blocking Mayor Markbreit's view from a window. A police officer ordered him to move on, then threatened Al Trost before the man complied.
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Vine Street
Markbreit
al Trost
German population fuels crowded Over-the-Rhine parade
The Over-the-Rhine district drew many spectators per square inch as a large German population lined the parade. All divisions, floats, and societies were given a helping hand as they passed by.
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Over-the-Rhine
Marines Detour to Free Stray Dog During Parade
In a parade near Fourth and Plum streets the first division passed by as the regular army unit went ahead and marines followed. A small dog broke loose from its owner and tangled with a marine, forcing him to step out of line to disentangle the animal.
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Fourth
Plum Streets
Turnfest seating rush clears Stadium temporary stands
After the parade passed Government Square, Turnfest workers swiftly dismantled temporary stadium seats. The removal occurred with circus-like speed, leaving the stands empty well before the night performances began.
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Government Square
Turnfest Committee
School Children Fill Frames With Scenic Beauty
Amateur photographers captured scenes of school children creating vivid pictures yesterday. Friends and relatives admired the colorful displays as the young performers posed around the campus.
Clifton Cadets Pulled From Parade At Government Square
Fatigue of march prompts officials to pull Clifton cadets from the parade after drawing attention near the stadium. Mrs Edwards of Chicago collapsed from heat and was treated by Dr Schmidter’s team and later improved at the Werner home. A boy’s fall on Fifth and Vine sparked a commotion as regimental troops passed Fourth Street with confetti and balloons.
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Claudie Thomas
Archer Street
Fifth and Vine Streets
Government Square
Clifton
Stadium Grand Stand
Government Building
John Edwards
Chicago
John Werner
Cameron
Schmidter
Edwards
Werner
Parade Dog Stirs Crowd as Soldier Escort Debate Rages
A brown and white mongrel dog refused to leave the parade ropes as marchers passed. Chief Millikin noted he had not granted the dog permission to be inside the ropes, while questions about parade permits and a fire pass loomed.
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Millikin
Governor Harmon Shakes Hands With Humor Bureau Chief
Lieutenant Hill of the First Police district felt delight as Governor Harmon drew beside him and shook hands with the Humor Bureau chief.
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Lieutenant Hill
First Police District
Harmon
Humor Bureau
Police Department
Heat Strikes Man on Forth and Plum Streets
An unknown man became dizzy with the heat yesterday afternoon at Forth and Plum streets and was taken to an ambulance. After resting a moment he returned home. Street cars were pressed into service as grad stands.
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Forth
Plum Streets
Location of All the Turners on Campus
A complete list shows the Turn Vereins at the Carthage fair grounds campus by origin city, club name, street, and tent number. Entries include Adams Vorwaeerts C 58-55, Akron Akron A 17-18-20, Baltimore Germania M 285, Brooklyn Vorwaerts M 307-308-309-310-316, Chicago Central Central 85-87-89-91-93, New York New York D 101-103-105, St Louis Saint Louis G 218-226, Pittsburg Central B 26-28-3-3, and Milwaukee Milwaukee F 182-183-184, among many others. The roster covers numerous cities from across the region with campus and avenue locations for each Turnverein tent.
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Turn Vereins
Carthage Fair Grounds
Turnverein
Adams
Vorwaeerts
Akron
Altoona
Central
Baltimore
Germania
Vorwaerts
Main Road
Corps
Boston
Cate Roxbury
Deutscher Arbeiter
Brooklyn
E. D
Buffalo
Chicago
Aurora
Eiche
Binigkeit
Matin
Engelwood
East Road
Gemeinder
LaSalle
Socialer
Teutonia
Cincinnati
Gemeinde
N. Co
Cleveland
Germania Vorwaerts
Sozialer
Covington
Bears
Davenport
Nordwest
Campus
Dayton
Main
Denver
Ost
West
Detroit
Sohaler
Elizabeth
Central Avenue
Fort Wayne
Grand Rapids
Jersey City Heights
Hudson City
Johnstown
Kansas City
Sochalet
Lawrence
Tos Angeles
Louisville
McKeesport
Manchester
Marysville
Medical and Hospital Department
Milwaukee
Bahnfrei
Sud Seite
Moline
Concordia-Germania
Monongahela
Eintracht Verein
Mount Vernon
Avenue D
Newark
New Ulm
New
New York
Woodstock
Norwood
Passaic
Paterson
Peru
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Allentown
Mount Oliver
Sud
Seite
Troy Hill
Press Committee
Nus
Rochester
Rock Island
St Joseph
St. Joseph
St Louis
Concordia
West St. Louis
Corun
Herrmann Ducking It Out of Storm at Ceremony
Fest President August Herrmann stood against a stand as a sudden storm struck. He joked that it would be over quickly and ducked under bunting, shielding himself with it while water soaked his ice cream suit. He moved to the post office after a brief pause.
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August Herrmann
Sam
House
Tawney
Committee On Appropriations
Census Bureau
Macon
Arkansas
Capitol
Cannon
Scranton, Miss
Government meat inspectors in St. Louis stockyards case
Dr. Alonzo D. Melvin and George P. McCabe returned from St. Louis after investigating packing house conditions in East St. Louis, ill. Their report will be submitted to the secretary of agriculture in a day or two. They declined to discuss the matter.
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ST. Louis
Washington
Alonzo D. Melvin
Bureau of Animal Industry
George P. McCabe
Department of Agriculture
East St. Louis
Harms
Secretary of Agriculture
Beveridge Seeks Tax Amendment Amid Tariff Debate
Senate debates the Beveridge tobacco tax amendment as Aldrich and Lodge oppose changing the agenda, while Beveridge offers to defer the proposal. The chamber adopts tariff changes including higher duties on shoes and sole leather and approves an emergency census appropriation of 10 million dollars before adjourning.
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Beveridge
Aldrich
Lodge
Senate
Rain Ends Stadium Exhibition At Government Square
Heavy rain halted a public show on Government Square last night just as the second number began. Large crowds filled the grand stand for Esberger's band overture while the North Cincinnati Turner Verein performed calisthenics in gymnastic white sweaters and black pants before the rain forced abandonment.
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Government Square
Esberger
Iwo
North
Cincinnati
Turner Verein
M. Cc. Seuss
Broad Day Burglars Loot Home of Mrs Williams
Burglars pried open the front window at 633 Carlisle Avenue yesterday afternoon and stole jewelry and checks worth over 190 dollars. A pair of diamond earrings valued at 85 dollars and a gold watch with chain were among the items taken. In a separate incident Sol Rosenbaum, at 648 Richmond Street, reported his watch and chain worth 30 dollars stolen from him while he observed a man measuring a customer. Solomon operates a store at 1331 Central Avenue and notified police.
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Lillian L Williama
Carlisle Avenue
Williams
Hank
Sol Rosenbaum
Richmond Street
Sol
Solomon
Central Avenue
Missing Suitcase At Grand Central Valued At 1120
Albert von Schindler reports a brown suitcase with clothing and 80 dollars was left at Grand Central station. He valued the lost articles at 1120 dollars and alerted police.
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Albert von Schindler
Grand Central Station
Albert
Robbery Report In Dayton At Central Avenue Scene
Charles Furman of the Dayton Soldiers home reported a hold up last night at about 10 oclock at Central avenue and Homedein alley. He told police two men relieved him of a dollar watch and 32 dollars in cash and sought protection.
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Central Avenue
Homedein Alley
Charles Furman
Dayton Soldiers Home
Bicycle theft report in Eden Park involving two youths
Arthur Finkle of Norwood reported a theft in Eden Park yesterday afternoon. He said two young negroes on a bicycle took $1.50 and a bunch of keys and damaged his bicycle tires to prevent pursuit.
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Eden Park
Arthur Finkle
Ashland Avenue
Norwood
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