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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1916

Page

6

Drowning at Doyle Boat Club Near Dayton Ky

Frank Lynch 22 a Mt. Adams resident and Holy Cross Monastery student drowned yesterday afternoon near the Doyle Boat Club boat house about a mile above Dayton Ky. He became entangled in river brush while swimming and vanished before companions could reach him. Interment will be in Spring Grove Cemetery. lokale mentions include a memorial draft by Hamilton County bar for Mr Kittredge.

Ohio River Frank Lynch St. Paul Place Mt. Adams Doyle Boat Club Dayton Young Lynch Lynch Holy Cross St. Louis Warrington Edward Gholson Spring Grove Cemetery Hamilton County Kittredge Judson Harmon Lawrence Maxwell Jacob Schroeder Rufus B. Smith Joseph W. O’hara

Bar Association Honors Memory Of E W Kittredge

The funeral for E W Kittredge, who died Tuesday night, is set for 10 30 this morning at the family home at Washington and Greenwood Avenues Avondale. Rev Frank Nelson will conduct services. Floral tributes pour in from friends. pallbearers include Lawrence Maxwell Charles Wilby Joseph Wilby Bellamy Storer and Judge John W.

E. W. Kittredge Washington Greenwood Avenues Avondale Frank Nelson Lawrence Maxwell Charles Wilby Joseph Wilby Bellamy Storer John W

Behrens Predicts Christ's Return in Generation We Live

Evangelist J. H. Behrens spoke at Peebles Corner tent arguing Matthew 24 predicts Christ's second coming. He claimed the chapter links milestones from AD 33 to 1844 and states this generation will not pass until all things are fulfilled.

J. H. Behrens Peebles Corner Christ

Signs of Peace For Trolley Men

Representatives of the Union and Cincinnati Traction officials show progress toward avoiding a strike. Meetings are set for today at Central Turner Hall to decide issues for night and day shifts with Ed ward MacMorrow leading discussions. Leaders foresee a calm outcome though some push for wage and condition improvements.

Turner Hall McMorrow Fitzgerald Smyth

Packing House Signs Up With Union

A Brighton House meeting of the Butchers' Union heard that city packing house wages average under 12 dollars weekly, with workers in other Western cities earning 2 to 5 75 dollars more. The Howard Pancero Packing Company at 260 Stark Street signed an agreement, the first local packing house to recognize the union.

Butchers’ Union Brighton House Michael Schuldt Howard Pancero Packing Company Stark Street

Shakeup of Fire Department After Surgeon Report

Police and Fire Surgeon Dr. Hagen filed a report showing many firefighters are physically incapacitated or unfit due to alcoholism and other disabilities. Safety Director Friedlander, the Civil Service Commission, and Mayor Puchta discussed filling vacancies as older members retire, with pensions strained and retirements planned in batches. Dr. Hagen did not comment on the findings.

Fire Department Hagen Friedlander Civil Service Commission Puchta

Million Dollar Building for Business Men's Club

Members of the Business Men's Club cheered as a $1,000,000 clubhouse plan on Race and High streets was announced by President George McD. Morris. The project includes stock increases, bond issues, and a Wurlitzer and Procter property purchase to form a 200 by 90 foot site with gymnasium, lodging, pool, and event halls.

Eighth and Race Streets Business Men's Club Race George McD. Morris Club Field, Richards & Co Business Men’s Club C. H. M. Atkins C. A. Hinsch E. W. Edwards Otto Armleder Eighth Wurlitzer Procter Eighth Street William Cooper Procter Howard Wurlitzer

Eight Ward Picnic Delights Children with Games and Gifts

The Mullen picnic at Chester Park drew a large crowd of youths from the Eighth Ward who enjoyed free food, drinks, and activities. Athletic events produced numerous winners across girls and boys races, swimming, diving, and boat races, with Mayor Puchta receiving a Charlie Chaplin doll as a token of luck during a noon luncheon at the clubhouse.

Mullen Chester Park Mike Druck Harpt Demmitt Robb Murphy Puchta Charlie Chaplin Friedlander Hornberger

Yergason Funeral Services Scheduled for Friday Morning

Funeral services for Genry Yergason former President of the Merchants National Bank will be at the Albion place residence Friday at 10 o clock. Interment in Spring Grove Cemetery with private grave services. Rev. Charles Neibel of Mt Auburn will officiate.

Yergason Merchants’ National Bank Albion Place Spring Grove Charles Neibel Mt. Auburn

Gas company sells large stock block to wipe out debts

Officials of Union Gas and Electric announce sale of 11 913 shares of Cincinnati Gas and Electric stock to strong investors for about 1 000 000 dollars. Proceeds will retire all floating indebtedness. The block was placed under a contract that reimburses the lessee for extensions and permanent additions to the lessor's property.

Union Gas and Electric Company Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company Com

Cincinnati Runaway Lad Leaves For Charleston Farm

Charles Gifford a 14 year old known as Cincinnati's prize runaway boy departed in a Japanese costume with ribbons for his aunt's farm in Charleston West Virginia. His mother shaved his head to deter escapes and identify him if he runs again. He previously eluded detectives after fleeing to Hamilton then Cincinnati where he worked as a messenger for Western Union.

Charles Gifford Cincinnati Charleston W. Va West Seventh Street Central Union Hamilton Western Union Telegraph Company Kennedy and Hayes West Eighth Street

Judge Gusweiler Hosts Farewell Dinner For June Law Class

Judge Frank R. Gusweiler held a farewell dinner at Heidelberg Kentucky Highlands welcoming the June law class he tested for the state bar. Judge Fred L. Hoffman attended as guest, with many judges and officials present for formal proceedings and a penultimate walk.

Frank R. Gusweiler Heidelberg Kentucky Highlands Gusweiler Fred L. Hoffman Hoffman Ziegler Morocco R. S. Lucas Springfield Max Margolis Dayton W. G. Richards Columbus T. M. Cunnings Brookville John R. Baker Dresden Milford Norwood J. L. Hefferman Youngstown Fitton Hamilton James Morris Forestville C F Antenan Blase Buonpane Richard van Hoene Covington T. Taylor W. E. Ridenour Lima Ralph Wallace Moorefield William Shraden Shandon R. R. Truby Rockford Ss. F. Brewster L. E. Lenway Ed Krieger R. E. Donovan Charles Dean F. W. Emminger CC. C. McGary Saul S Klein W. S. Evatt C. J. Frech T. J. Elliott Eli G. Frankenstein Jacob J.siegler A J. van Duren Jesse Phillips Louis Feinberg C. H. Hallman Louis Hurtig Harry Quitman James Dean William O. Hering Elmer Joest A. .H. Seeker S. L. McCormack Jack Mitchell Louis Nathan C. J. Penn H.H. Schafer Eugene Sullivan W. H. Bartles Morris Thon Nathan ‘Nigran A. J. Martin Charles T. Ryan L. B. Butterworth Ed l L. Heckel F. G. Krehbiel Howard Doyle W. H. Howard Samuel Cohn Harry Tennenbaum A. W. Schoenberger Thomas A. Mahoney Abe Rappaport

Merger Prospects In Cincinnati Night Law Schools

Trustees of the Cincinnati Law School pursue a night law program amid a staff exodus from the Y M C A Night Law School. Reports claim both sides face deadlock with half staffs and negotiations stalled. A joint committee led by C C Benedict may investigate possible paths including a potential affiliation between the two schools.

Cincinnati Law School Y. M. C. A. School Robert M. Ochiltree Y. M. C. A. Law School William A Cc. C. Benedict Law School

Farmer Takes Stroll and Missing Bananas Scandal

Jase Little, a Jackson iKy farmer, left Grand Central Depot to buy ten cents worth of bananas on a mountain trip to Pennsylvania. He was swindled by Della Murphy, 19, who was charged with grand larceny after Little reported a basket of cabbage and pork items found on arrest. Police Gerwe and Galbraith arrested Murphy on the charge.

Jase Little Jackson iKy Grand Central Depot Little Pennsylvania Jase Smith Street Gerwe and Galbraith Della Murphy Richmond Street Miss Murphy

Chauffeur Arrest Warrant For Auto Thefts In City

Clifford Haller a 27 year old chauffeur living at 661 Melish avenue was arrested last night by Detectives Rainey and Brink on a warrant charging him with taking an automobile without leave. Dr G A Fackler of 19 West Seventh street swore to the affidavit.

Clifford Haller Melish Avenue Rainey and Brink G. A. Fackler West Seventh Street

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F.m.gidding & Co Fourth Street, West—Vine and BAR Association Christ’s Return Union Cincinnati Traction Ward MacMorrow Chicago International Organization of Street Car Men Union and Company Organized Labor Niagara Ing Kellerman Schaefer’s East Fourth St Linton AYS Hart Schaffner &Marz Hart Schaffner & Marx Vine Street Cor. Arcade Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes H. H. Suydam Stewart Shillito Charles A. Hinsch Maurice J. Freiberg Fred A. Geier B. H. Kroger W. E. Hutton J. G. Schmidlapp Eighth Ward Kathleen Normile Stella Carroll Catherine Collins Helen Carroll Leonora Collins Julie Conners Helen Campbell Helen Harlan Anna English Marie Brown Marcella Druck Charlotte MacKenna Esther Kane Anna -Harlan Loretta Brady Kerns Frixaine Ray Edmonds Weber Schundit Altman Harris Taynor Pany Hanan Shoes Berne Chattanooga, Firs Tae City Ticket Office N. W. Cor Fourth and Wine G. C. Blackburn Ohio W. A. Beckler The Art Dry Cleaning Co AVON Y. M. C. A. Night Law School Farmer George H. Newstedt Louisville North Vernon Central Union Station City Fifth and Walnut Ly An Eee Cotnen Main ST Ace Ft Cunard New York Andania Alaunia Pannonia State St Liverpool Pool Glasgow Falmouth London York Wm. R. Graut Piano Co Graul & Kayser E. Fifth St Edwin W. Kkemper Johnston Building Caroline Granadier William H. Lueders Edwin W. Kemper Cincinnati C Mary Greenwood Swasey Barclay Vlats Mary G. Swasey
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