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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1926

Page

5

Quixotic Nurse Obliges to Visit Lucia

In a tense household scene Katherine vows to pursue her duty despite Hal Meredith’s wishes. The narrator recruits Katie to conjure a quick meal as cover to call Hal and warn him Katherine plans to see Lucia within two hours. The plan hinges on a hurried lamb chops dinner and a fast telephonic message.

Lucia Katherine Hal Meredith Hal Katie Ser. Inc Jean Galt William H. Galt Carmichael Haydock George Haydock Lida Mitchell Camargo Mary Elizabeth Rogan Elizabeth Hutton Katine Ragsdale Charlotte Bishopric Herriet Galt Elizabeth Haydock Dorothea Hake Messrs Sabin Robbins David Forker Arnold Tietig William Minor Edward Lea William Gano William Muir William Curran Thomas Cackley Nevin Roberts Andrew Conroy Brooks Berg Raymond Tull Glendale Presbyterian Church Ralph Rogan the Pillars Elizabeth Rogan Samuel Davies Allison Bishopric, Jr James Luke Clifton Avenue Clifton Mary Roberts Marie Miller Margaret Andrews Nancy Bosart Mary Slade Rust Eleanor Hawley Eleanor Martin Jane Bernard Christine Ramsey Betty Breneman

Tomorrow's Horoscope Forecast for June 30

Genevieve Kemble predicts a lively auspicious day with lead ing planets aiding general advancement. Promotions and recognition may come for those employed by others, but be wary of misrepresentation in papers and agreements. Love letters favored. birthdays portend a good year for promotion and new projects encouraged.

Fegt. Ser. Inc

Practical Apron for Mothers Helper pattern No 4828

A children’s apron pattern No 4828 offered in five sizes ages 2 4 6 8 10. Describes fabric options linene or unbleached muslin with pockets and binding.

Tragic suicide of Edwin Iliff near Witsken Dairy

Edwin Iliff 37 a Field Supervisor in the City Building Commissioner's office committed suicide with a revolver beside the Witsken Dairy near Cleves pikes Warsaw. A second shot preceded by muttered words ended his life as witnesses called Sergt Brueggemann and Coroner Handley ruled death by own action. The body was sent to John G. Gilligan & Son for burial.

Cleves Pike Witsken Dairy Warsaw Cleves Pikes Edwin Iliff Warsaw Avenue Sergt. Brueggemann Iliff James Iiff Monastery Avenue Anna L. Iliff George Hauser Hesr Dillsboro Ind Hauser Price Hill Andrew Witsken Witsken Miss Egan Cleves Warsaw Pikes Lorretta Grotte Dewey Avenue Henry Henry Witsken Handley John G. Gilligan & Son, Undertakers West Ninth Street

Radio Program For Today Consists Of Talks Music And Concerts

Local stations list with WLW WSAI WEAF WKRC schedules including talk tenor dinner music U S Infantry Band orchestra concert WEAF musical programs and late night organ recital Howard's Entertainers and popular songs on air.

WLW M.—Tenth U. S. Infantry Band WKRC Howard

Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Across Cities

A listing of 14 programs across stations in New York Chicago Philadelphia and more. Highlights include operatic and theater selections, musical acts, lectures and a university program from Nebraska.

WGBS New York WLS Chicago WLW Cincinnati U. S. Infantry Band WCAU Philadelphia Philadelphia. “Beggar’s Opera WGY Schenectady WMA U. S WCCO Minneapolis-St. Paul Minstrels WJZ WCBD Zion Ill Mandolin and KFAB Lincoln University of Nebraska KGO Oakland

Central and regional stations listed in chain of callsigns

A long string of radio station call letters including Central WAMD WIL WSUI WOI WCAL WSMB KFUO KFKX WOS Eastern WAHG WBBR WCAP WHAZ WLIT WOO WTIC WGHB WRVA

Central WAMD WIL WSUI WOI WCAL WSMB KFUO KFKX WOS Eastern WAHG WBBR WCAP WHAZ WLIT WOO WTIC WGHB WRVA

Radio Schedule Highlights From Major Stations

WHAS Louisville airs 4 30 program 5 56 concert 8 30 Cardinals game. WHB Kansas City features 8 Organ recital 9 Popular instrumental 12 45 Nighthawk Frolic. WDAF Kansas City lists 4 30 Scores String trio 7 School of the Air 12 45 Nighthawk Frolic. WENR Chicago offers 6 Dinner concert 8 Popular program 9 Moody hour. WEBH Chicago presents 6 Orchestra 9 Vocal solos 11 Orchestra. WLIB Chicago runs 7 Dinner program 11 Correl and Gosden studio ensemble.

WHAS Louisville The Cardinals WDAF Kansas City School of the Air WENR Chicago Moody Hour WLIB Correl and Gosden Studio Ensemble

Radio and Orchestra Listings Across U S Cities

A fragmented schedule lists radio and theater programs in multiple cities. Entries include vaudeville, music, scores, dinner programs, orchestras, bands, talks, and entertainers with times from late afternoon to midnight in stations such as WTAM KDKA WGHP WGR FPHILADELPHIA WHN WIZ and WEAF.

Ranks of Primary Entries Thinned by Withdrawals in County Race

The Board of Elections received resignations from entrants in county offices and precinct committee races, reducing the primary field. Brehma withdrew after Republican endorsement, Rich left to back Clarence Meyers. Three Norward committee men and several Cincinnati precinct racers also quit. Protests over names on the August primary ballot loom as both major factions prepare to fight further reductions. Conference in Columbus to discuss state race developments draws many candidates.

Board of Elections Andrew J. Brehma Cincinnati Sherif Hynicka Republican Rich Meyers George Rich Clarence Meyers Citizens’ Republican Committee Norward Ray Dallman 1-G Charles J. White William J. Minchel E. N. Netts Frank Kummer George van Horn Victor Heintz Henry Bentley

Mass meeting and campaign actions precede Ohio primary

Mrs. Joseph Benson will preside at a mass meeting of Myers Y. Cooper for Governor Club workers at Hotel Gibson Thursday at 11. Corinne McCloskey will explain the primary voting law. Judge Thomas Darby will discuss the judiciary. Cooper returns from Columbus for an Institute luncheon at the Zoo.

Joseph Benson Foraker Myers Y. Cooper Governor Club Hotel Gibson Corinne McCloskey Thomas Darby Thomas Kite Claude Thompson J. C. Gallagher Walnut Hills Cooper Columbus The Institute of the American Government Zoo Wilmer N. Crawford M. MacNeal Republican Voters’ Club Wabghington D. C Cincinnati

Segoe Receives Citizenship as Europe Leads List

Ladislas Segoe executive secretary of the City Planning Commission gained U.S. citizenship from Judge Smith Hickenlooper in district court yesterday during a citizenship ceremony for 102 applicants. Eighty eight were granted papers. nine continued cases and five were dismissed. Italy and Romania led with thirteen each. Jugo Slavia had seventeen new citizens. others included Russia ten and Hungary Greece Poland and Germany five each.

Ladislas Segoe City Planning Commission Smith Hickenlooper United States District Court Segoe Austria Vista Avenue Joseph A. Terranova Italy Broadway Michele di Girolamo Santa Maria Institute Jugo-Slavia Romania Russia Hungary Greece Poland Germany Syria Switzerland England Czecho- Slovakia France Ireland Lithuania Auustria

Fashions Guided by Tulle and Lace for Weddings

Eleanor Gunn surveys wedding fashion highlighting tulle and taffeta for bridal and bridesmaid gowns. She notes pastel colors, flowered chiffons, lace, organdie, and yellow returning to favor, with bloused waists, girdle details, short skirts, and chic choloero styles influencing bridesmaids and brides.

Paris

Eleanor Gunn Fashion Editor Seeks Reader Fashion Help

Readers may mail Eleanor Gunn, fashion editor of The Commercial Tribune, with clothing questions using a self addressed stamped envelope. The notice invites public participation in style guidance.

the Commercial Tribune Cincinnati, C The Commercial Tribune Eleanor Gunn

Metropolis News Item Notes Copyright 1926

A brief note from a New York metropolitan paper references copyright in 1926. No further details are provided in the readable fragment.

Metropolitan News New York

AFL Opposes Labor Planned Visit to Soviet Russia

The American Federation of Labor Executive Council rejected forming a labor delegation to visit Soviet Russia and Europe without full AFL authorization. President William Green warned against self appointed commissions and noted the 1924 Atlantic City convention had rejected such a plan. Illinois and Missouri labor leaders spoke on related political probes and workers compensation lobbying.

United States Russia Executive Council American Federation of Labor Havlin A. F. of L. Green William Green A. F. of L A. F. of Labor Soviet AFP. St Is John Walker Springfield Illinois Federation of Labor Washington Caraway Frank L. Smith Frank Farrington Illinois Miners’ Organization Smith Walker R. T. Wood George Patterson Missouri Federation of Labor

River Rail Terminal Groundbreaking on Ohio River Site

Construction of the river rail terminal at the Ohio River foot of Bay Miller Street began with a small ceremony. Julian A. Pollak, president of the Cincinnati River Rail Transfer Company, started the first dirt. the project costs 150000 dollars and should be finished in September, per engineer Bert L. Baldwin.

Riverrail Ohio River Baymiller Julian A. Pollak Cincinnati River Rail Transfer Company Bert L. Baldwin

Prince Kojo Tovalou-Hguenou Held as Swindler

Paris reports Prince Kojo Tovalou-Hguenou of Dahomey was arrested after returning home, accused of swindling several individuals. Police say he had been identified previously as Kodjo Quenum, son of a respected native.

Paris Kojo Tovalou-Hguenou Dahomey Africa New York City le Matin Kodjo Quenum

Prince Arrested in Dahomey Swindle Case Report

Le Matin reports the Prince was arrested on a warrant from the Public Prosecutor of Cotonou Dahomey. Complainants include Mrs Moody an American who accuses him of swindling her out of 350 dollars. Other complaints total 12 350 dollars.

Dahomey le Matin Cotonou Moody

Fresh Roots and Herbs Form S S S Remedy

A notice states S S S is made solely from fresh roots and herbs. No chemical additives are used, and the product emphasizes natural sourcing for health benefits.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Quicksands OF Adele Garrison Genevieve Kemble New England Hat Co East Sixth Street Shantung Louis Nashvil AVORY Birmingham Montgomery Pensacola Mobile Gulf Coast New Orleans Pullman Cincinnati, Ohio WSAI WEAF WEBH Wtam—Gleveland Kdka—E Pittsburgh Grand Theater Detroit WGR Buffalo WFI WHN WIZ Mus Brehm and Withrow High School Hamilton County Thomas J. O'Neil Edwards Road Fred W. Warner State Central Committee Frank B. Willis Neil House Gibson Hotel Herbert Shaffer Speakers’ Bureau Shaffer City Charter Committee L. C. Fillmore Womans Carew William McKinley Social and Personal South ‘Europe Executive Council of Organization Labor C Commission River Rail Newstedt George H Newstedt the City Ice Fuel Coo
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