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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1909

Page

2

Grovos Cheer Visiting Turners At Gymnastic Fest

The event showcases multiple school groups and Turnverein teams in Cincinnati and beyond. Calisthenics, wand work, Indian clubs, vaulting, dumbbell routines, and gymnastic dancing draw praise from a 2 000 strong crowd. Notable performers include Hans Lindner of Frankfort and Edward Hemming of Cleveland, with participants from St Louis, Milwaukee, Allentown, and other clubs.

Festplatz Hans Lindner Frankfort Germany Lindner Kaiser Wilhelm Europe Edward Hemming Germania Turnverein Cleveland William Tounis Hudson City N. J Turnverein Adam Wedow Aurora Turnverein Chicago Fenske Brothers Turnvereins

Stadium Drills Highlight Turnfest Night At Chester

The 7x Crack Exhibition Team from St Louis and Concordia Turnverein of St Louis led a massive program at Government Square Stadium. Fritz Roesseler won horizontal bars with 10 points and Hugh Heintz led free exercises on bars. A mass turnout of Turners watched flag drills wand drills and shadow boxing as the city hosted a grand night of gymnastic displays and a Chester Park swimming meet.

ST. Louis Fritz Roesseler Rochester Turnverein Hugh Heintz Pittsburg Frank Ejzner Aurora Turnverein North American Gymnastic Union of Chicago Festplatz Joseph Tevereisen International Gymnastic Union Chicago Tevereisen Christ Ludwig Teutonian Turnverein John Wogen Fred Greensburg Central Turnverein Max Basse Mr. Basse Government Square Fritz Koch Charles Esberger N. C. Seuss Concordila Verein Karl Heéeckerich Gilbert Southside Indianapolis Cincinnati Turn Gemeinde Gus Eckstein Gilbert Clal Turn Verein Nort Cincinnati Chester Park F. Miller New York E. E. Kraus Philadelphia H. Schlissel Indianapoli Ind William Herzog W. J. Wittich Sheboygan Wis E. Morris Otto Schlissel Frankfort Germany

Tax Proposals Outline Corporate Reporting and Penalties

The document details a federal tax scheme requiring corporations to file annual sworn returns by March 1, showing paid-up capital, debt, gross income, dividends, expenses, losses, depreciation, taxes, and net income. It outlines enforcement, penalties for false returns, and allowance for extensions, with emphasis on penalties, secrecy provisions, and public return records.

United States Alaska District of Columbia Premium Reserve Fund

Senate Debates Schedules as Workday Ends in Washington

Washington June 26 The senate completed nine hours of work approving numerous provisions and schedules and predicting further action. Key changes included higher duties on scrap iron wire nails and mineral sands with shifts to specific rates as Penrose presented a duty amendment amid plans to tackle corporation and income tax amendments next week.

Crawford Cummins Beveridge Oliver Aldrich Penrose Mexico Gore Washington Senate Senator Penrose Finance Committee

Longworth Confirms Taft Sought Corporation Tax Early

Representative Longworth of Ohio says President Taft long considered a corporate levy. He possesses the original draft of the proposed amendment to the Payne tariff bill drawn by Attorney General Wickersham at Taft's request before Congress opened in special session on March 5.

Longworth Washington Taft Ohio House Ways and Means Committee Wickersham Congress

Elkins Seeks 5 Percent Duty Cut for US Ship Imports

In Washington on June 25 Senator Elkins proposed an amendment to the tariff bill allowing a 5 percent duty reduction on all goods imported in ships or vessels of the United States. The move aims to aid American shipping by favoring imports brought in U S vessels.

Elkins Washington United States

Turnfest Injuries and Festplatz News Highlight Parade Events

Visiting Brooklyn Turner Albert Kretzschmeyr was bitten by a small dog on the way to Festplatz and treated at a drug store before hospital care. Reports describe sunburns, heat illness, and numerous activities as crowds, police, and medical staff managed a busy Festplatz day during the Turnfest.

Albert Kretzschmeyr Brooklyn N. Y Festplatz Fetzplatz Hospital

Groesbeck Endowment Concert At Burnet Woods Today

Groesbeck endowment fund presentation set for Burnet woods this afternoon at 3 30. Smittie’s band will perform a varied program including Soldierska 1870 1871 overture Crown Diamonds and Don t Take MeIntroductory Just One Sweet Girl Baby Doll Sometime Highland Fling Schooners That Pass in the Night Waltz Dream and Die Wacht Am Rhein. May include Star Spangled Banner.

Groesbeck Endowment Fund Burnet Woods Smittie Auber Kling Berlin Charles Schuett Strauss Hartmann Siress Harry von Tilzer Gut Heil Cincinnati Turnfest Man Fleischmann Howard Aria

Police At 6th In Sigel Case

New York reports the hunt for Elsie Sigel's killer centers on Chung Sin, former roommate of Leon Ling, with new questioning planned in the chop suey room above Eigth avenue. Investigators seek to resolve discrepancies as a veiled neighbor recalls a Chinaman seen with Mabel Sigel two days after the murder.

New York Elsie Sigel Chung Sin Leon Ling Eigth Avenue Elsie Sigel Carey Bureau of Homicides Mabe Leon

Bible school regains right to elect trustees without court control

The God's Bible School and Missionary Training Home, once placed under an ancillary trustee by Judge Pfleger, won a circuit court ruling allowing the institution to set aside that order and resume electing its trustees independently. The school reports improved finances and creditor satisfaction.

God’s Bible Institution God's Bible School and Missionary Training Home Pfleger James Story Circuit Court John W. Peck Bible School

Major McComas Funeral Held at Advent Church

Major William W. McComas funeral services were held yesterday morning at the Church of the Advent with Rev. Samuel Tyler in charge. Pallbearers included representatives from the Loyal Legion G A R and the Henderson Lithographing Company where he served as an official. Interment followed at Spring Grove cemetery.

Wiliam W. McComas Church of the Advent Samuel Tyler Loyal Legion G. A. R. and Board of Trustees Henderson Lithographing Company Spring Grove Cemetery

Hotel kitchen assault with hot water injures worker

In an afternoon dispute at the Linton hotel kitchen busboys Abraham Plaue and James George fought. George scorched Plaue with hot water, severely injuring his left arm and shoulder. Plaue was hospitalized in Petrolia as George was arrested by Detective Wappenstein on assault charges.

Abraham Plaue James George Linton George Plaue Wappenstein

Hunter Sues For Son In Custody Battle At Probate Court

Eugene Hunter sought custody of his 10 year old son Elmer T. Hunter from Edith Elliott Hunter Galino, his former wife. The probate court heard evidence on the boy’s home conditions and took the case under advisement.

Commercial Tribune Hamilton Eugene Hunter Elmer T. Hunter Edith Elliott Hunter Galino Hunter

Physician James Williams Rearrested After City Workhouse Release

James Williams a physician was rearrested after completing a sentence at the city workhouse. He had been brought from Indianapolis by Detective Hill and convicted of obtaining 250 dollars by false pretenses from Cincinnati men in a selling rights scheme involving a patent inhaler. He was turned over to Detective Jacobs of Nashville who sought a false pretenses charge connected to the same inhaler. Jacobs departed for Nashville with Williams yesterday.

James Williams Indianapolis Hill Cincinnati Calnan Kelly Jacobs Nashville Tenn

Vacation Schools Open in Cincinnati June 25

Cincinnati vacation schools will begin Monday June 25 offering a chance to catch up. Pupils must register by 8 45 a m on Monday at Morgan First Intermediate Sixth district Douglas or the Fifth district with session held at Christchurch parish house on Fourth street.

Cincinnati Morgan First Douglas Christchurch Fourth Street

Separation Granted to Mrs Gould

In a separation matter Judge Dowling addressed the defendant’s wealth and income while noting the plaintiff’s claim for support. He found support at 31096 a day, totaling 109 a year, and stated the court can adjust or reduce the allowance if the wife seeks to retire to the stage.

Cnti Justice Dowling Lemore Orine

Local Children Suffer Accidents In City

William Butler a schoolboy at 520 Clinton street shot himself in the hand with a toy pistol while playing yesterday. William Iker 39 of 3058 Durrell avenue arrived at City Hospital with a sprained ankle and scalp wound claiming he slipped getting off a Vine Norwood car. Abraham Moon 10 of 536 John Street sustained serious burns when a toy cannon exploded injuring his face and shoulders.

William Butler Clinton Street City Hospital William Iker Durrell Avenue Iker Abraham Moon John Street

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