American and Canadian designers defended by Frankel in Montreal
Irving I. Frankel of Cincinnati, president of the International Association of Clothing Designers, defends U S and Canadian designers in Montreal arguing English cloth fails to suit American tastes. He says American tailors match consumer demand and that England leads in sport clothes but not in general fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Frankel
Montreal
Quebec
America
Irving I. Frankel
Cincinnati
International Association of Colching Designers
Windsor Hotel
Western Hemisphere
England
Physician Fined for Speeding on Emergency Call
Judge Bell fined Dr. Richard McClain of 1035 Intermediate Road 25 dollars plus costs for speeding on Paddock Road at 47 mph while responding to an emergency. The court noted his status as a physician prevented license suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddock Road
Judge Bell
Richard McClain
Intermediate Road
Bell
Man brandishes barber shears in theft confrontation
John Markus 26 of 405 West Seventh street armed with barber shears defied a crowd, snipped a watch braid on Minnie Hilbrecht, and was subdued by Mounted Patrolman von Dohie and Traffic Policeman Womack after a chase from a store alley to the fourth floor. He had been linked to an earlier police case involving Guidodo Mona nina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Markus
West Seventh Street
von Dohie
Womack
John Snapif
Minnie Hilbrecht
Epworth Avenue
Snapif
Markus
Markas
Guidodo Monanina
Marriage Ends As Husband Trio Draws Legal Scrutiny
A Camp Washington woman told the Ohio Humane Society that her first husband deserted her, the second had four living wives, and the third is missing and wanted for forgery in New Jersey. An adopted child will go to the Children's Home as authorities pursue the third husband for desertion and forgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Washington
Mary Campbell
Ohio Humane Society
The
Humane Society
Irish Day at Coney Island on August 17
Cincinnati hosts Irish Day at Coney Island Sunday August 17 with soldiers of Irish descent sharing experiences. Prizes for dancing baseball running and jumping events. A Pittsburgh band with a bagpiper will perform. Efforts seek Hon. M J Ryan of Philadelphia to deliver an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
Pittsburg
M. J. Ryan
Philadephia
Cincinnati
Senator Casey of Missouri Leaves Cincinnati After Races
Senator M. E. Casey of Kansas City Missouri returned home after ten days in Cincinnati with friends to attend the races. He heads home before an extra session where Missouri will vote Wednesday on ratifying a constitutional amendment granting women the right to vote. He opposes woman suffrage but predicts it will be endorsed.
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M. E. Casey
Kansas City Co
Cincinnati
Casey
Missouri
Billows
Hayes
Buckhold
Hale
Danbury
Schroeder
Mrs. Danbury
General Hospital
Eighth District
Ella
Esther Schroeder
Mt. Auburn
King of Belgians invites Eugene Ysaye to return with him
King Albert and Queen Elizabeth of Belgium invited Eugene Ysaye, conductor of the Cincinnati Symphony, to join them on the official ship returning to Belgium. Ysaye plans to visit Cincinnati in September for a royal concert and will renew his contract with the Cincinnati Conservatory. He will bring his Brussels music library and may perform at the May Festival. The Music Hall organ may be rebuilt starting September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Ysaye
Cincinnati
Belgium
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Albert
Queen Elizabeth
Ysaye
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Brussels
Music Hall
Extend Recruiting Campaign Two Weeks for Siberian Service
Army recruiting officers will extend the campaign two weeks to obtain enlistments for Siberian service. Recruits will be sent to Camp Presidio, California, for Siberian transportation. Lieutenant Colonel Selwyn Smith announced educational opportunities in the AEF with free advanced courses in arts and sciences for qualified enlisted men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberian
Walter Jesse
War Department
Camp Presidio
California
Jessee
Selwyn Smith
A. E. Ff
Liberty Association of Engineers Elects New Officers
The Liberty Association of Engineers held its annual election at Lincoln Inn Court Building. New officers include President Dave Hunt Vice President William E Muse Recording Secretary Frank Pritchard Corresponding Secretary Chris Mottern Financial Secretary Ben Stemmer Treasurer Frank Boyer Conductor John Henry Doorkeeper Peter Miller Trustee Judson Pratt Delegates to the national convention Judson Pratt R W Parry William E Muse Dave Hunt and Chris Mottern Alternates John Huddleston Ben J Stemmer Edward Welling Joe Mottern and William Flynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Association
National Association of Stationary Engineers
Lincoln Inn Court Building
Dave Hunt
William E. Muse
Frank Pritchard
Chris Mettern
Ben Stemmer
Frank Boyer
John Henry
Peter Miller
Judson Pratt
the Association
R. W. Parry
Chris Mottern
John Huddleston
Ben J. Stemmer
Edward Welling
Joe Mottern
William Flynn
Paint Men Hold Annual Outing at Cody Farm near Erlanger
The Cincinnati Paint Oil and Varnish Club hosted its annual outing at the Cody Farm near Erlanger with over a hundred members and guests. The day featured games a burlesque funeral and burial of John Barleycorn a fine dinner and roasted corn and bratwurst sandwiches. A handsome sum was raised for the Salvation Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Paint, Oil and Varnish Club
Cody Farm
Erlanger
John Barleycorn
Cody Pavilion
Salvation Army
Detective Revision Clears Violent Death Theory in Egbert Case
Detective Robert Gernhardt and Coroner A. C. Bauer ruled out a blow to the head as cause of death for Joseph Egbert a woodworker of 324 Kilgour street. After his death at General Hospital an autopsy showed meningitis from a brain base infection, and the initial violent end theory was dropped following further inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gernhardt
A. C. Bauer
Joseph Egbert
Kilgour Street
Egbert
General Hospital
Harry J. Wittenberg
Spring Street
Fete Aims At Final Total For Fatherless France Fund
Receipts from ticket sales and booth returns plus midnight cash are expected to total about 29 000 dollars for the three day fete at the Zoo. Unsold articles will be sold at the committee office to raise funds. Prizes unclaimed will be awarded on application. Final returns were compiled by treasurer A Clifford Shink e and committee members Taylor Field Gordon Small J W Hawkins Roger Rogan and Charles W Moss at the close of the fete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Zoo
Union Central Building
J. K. McCloskey
J. C. Hobart
Helen Maloney
A. Clifford Shink’e
Finance Committee
Taylor Field
Gordon Small
J. W.hawkins
Roger Rogan
Charles W. Moss
Weather forecast points to return of normal summer heat
The official forecast says temperatures will rise to normal on Monday in the Ohio Valley and Tennessee districts and stay normal or somewhat higher through the week. Fair weather is expected overall with local thunder showers likely Tuesday or Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Judges Consider Increase for Clerks and Court Bailiffs
Common Pleas Judges in a joint session discussed raising salaries for court clerks and bailiffs. Bailiffs seek 1800 dollars annually. clerks now earn 1250 to 1800 with cost of living cited. Judge Hoffman to check funds, meeting set for Thursday. Judge Darby opposes bailiff raises, favors clerks first. sheriff and clerk offices to close two months from July 1. William S. Morton appointed trustee of Elmwood Place School District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Frederick L. Hoffman
Thomas H. Darby
Hoffman
Beaman
Darby
William S. Morton
Glendale Must Provide Own School Physician
The Glendale School principal was told the Board of Education in Glendale lacks authority to appoint a school physician or visiting nurses for the school. Health officer Dr W H Peters advised Glendale to cooperate with nearby Lockland and Wyoming schools to employ a regular physician and nurse, offering assistance in developing a plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zielonka
Board of Education
W. H. Peters
C. G. Wood
Glendale School
Board of Health
Glendale
Cincinnati
Peters
Wood
Lockland
Wyoming
Express Clerk Held Embezzlement Charged
J Harrison Linville a clerk for American Railways Express Company was arrested on a warrant charging embezzlement for failing to account for 1476 69 and alleged loss. The warrant sworn by Harry Biderman cites duties as a Co OD clerk collecting large customer accounts. He is held on embezzlement charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harrison Linville
American Railways Express Company
Harry Biderman
Linville
Co. O. D
Bishop Vincent to address Episcopal Church Club
The Rev. Boyd Vincent, Bishop of the Diocese of Southern Ohio, will speak to the Episcopal Church Club about his recent European tour promoting church union and related experiences. He has just returned from several ecclesiastical centers in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Vincent
Southern Ohio
Episcopal Church
Europe
Episcopal Church Club Plans July 7 Dinner at Hotel Lint
The Episcopal Church Club hosts a public dinner at the Hotel Lint on July 7. Following the meal Bishop Vincent will recount his European experiences. He was on a commission seeking Northern Europe church collaboration and met with leaders of the Greek Church and the Pope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Lint
Episcopal Church Club
Vincent
Europe
City Agency Barred From Purchasing Government Surplus
City Solicitor Zielonka held that it is illegal for the city to buy any surplus foods offered for sale by the government in an opinion sent yesterday to the Woman's City Club which had sought a ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Zielonka
Woman's City Club
Mr Mooney Improves After Illness at Harlin Hotel
J F Mooney president of the Oak Leather Company has improved his condition after being confined to his rooms at the Harlin Hotel. He is now able to sit up and walk in the hotel corridor with occasional exercise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Mooney
The
Oak Leather Company
Harlin Hotel
Mr. Mooney
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Jersey
Tylor
Burkhardt Bros de
Andreas E. Burkhardt
East Fourth Street
Linton
Miller School of Business
Walnut ST
Ohio
New York
Finest Wiltons
Friscoe Royal Wiltons
Axminsters
Robert J. Bonser
Coney
Philadelphia
Senator Casey
Thomas Danbury
Avondale
Fred Schroeder
Daughter
Sisters
Hamilton Avenue
Fred E. Schroeder
Catherine Danbury
Ridgeway Avenue
Liberty Association OF Engineers
Muse
Fata
Mabley’s
City Health Board
Linvillé
Bishop Vincent
Windhorst
Frank L. Lippard
Main St
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