Display Their Talents. Dramatic Arts Midyear Recital
The Academy of Dramatic Arts held its midyear recital in the auditorium on February 29. Teams and individuals showcased pieces from Proverbs in Porcelain to The Elopement of Hell with performances by Dob son McConnell Czerwinski Lotze and many others, including readings by Irene Hudson and Mrs. Rudolph Fischer.
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Academy of Dramatic Arts
Austin Dobson
Anne McConnell
Katherine
Katherine Czerwinski
Hazel Kaiper
Bron Collins
Joseph R. Jones
Frieda Lotze
John R. Froom
Molly
Julia Collins
Robert Shepard
Walter Closson
Max
City tenement house ordinance to go before council today
The Law Committee submits the revised tenement house ordinance to Council this session with minor technical phrasing changes. Building Inspector Kuhlman affirming the current staff can handle inspections without extra expense, eliminating need for additional inspectors.
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Law Committee
Ilding
Kuhlman
Halford Praises U S Role in the Islands
Major E. M. Halford, former private secretary to President Harrison, spoke at St Pauls M E Church on U S influence in the Philippines. He praised American rule for progress in government, education, and liberty, and highlighted the Philippines as a model for future civilization in Asia.
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E. M. Halford
Benjamin Harrison
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Philippines
United States Army
United States
Halford
Pacific
Atlantic
India
China
Major Halford
Islands
Lst
Army
Debate Over MarchLionOrLamb In City Weather
Citizens debated if March began with a lion or a lamb as intermittent showers and thunder rolled through the day. Almanac editors note a roarsome lion with chilly breath while mild temperatures pushed toward spring. Rainfall peaked around 2 am with hail in some areas, yet many ventured out for the spring air as streetcars ran and umbrellas shielded sidewalks downtown.
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Almanac
Maag
Death of Mrs. Belle Owens in Bed at 34
Mrs. Belle Owens aged 34 of 1605 Carll Street died suddenly at home. Found in bed by husband Robert. Coroner Cameron ruled heart failure as the cause. Six children aged 18 to 5 survive. Father and children mourn the loss.
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Belle Owens
Carll Street
Robert
Cameron
Women Say They Work Too Long At City Park Office
Four women in the City Hall Park Department office report sixteen hour days getting payrolls ready and are not paid overtime. They appealed to Park Superintendent J W Rodgers who says clerical staffing limits preclude payroll duties. Director Harry Manss plans action as funds run out in about two weeks.
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Park Department
J. W. Rodgers
Harry Manss
Board of Public Service
Manss
Rodgers
Changes Sought in Justice of the Peace Jurisdiction
Justice of the Peace J M Smedes outlines proposed reforms to expand Justice courts power. Topics cover real estate under 300 dollars, service of summons on railroads, attached property and liens, final judgments in misdemeanors, small-amount cases under 100 dollars, and many procedural changes nationwide.
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Justice of the Peace
J. M. Smedes
Cincinnati Bar. Association
Justice Smedes
Common Pleas Court
Board of Health
New
Ames
Justice of the Peace Courts
Toledo
Common Pleas
Circuit Court
Seventeen Year Old Girl Dies by Carbolic Acid Suicide
Elmira Belle Lummley aged 17 ended her life alone in the home where she worked after receiving word of a guardian death. A note says she planned suicide following the death of a man she regarded as a father figure. The Children's Home staff will bury the girl.
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A R. Walker
Geissler
Miss Lummley
Lizzie
Gallipolis
Crouse
E. B. Wolf
Lancaster
Main Street
Oak Street
College Hill
Mr. Crouse
Marion
Mr. Longman
Elmira Belle Lummley
Sue
Emma Logan
Parkersburg
W.va
Thief steals $48 and suit from Jones, suspects Schneider
H. M. Jones of 419 Carlisle avenue reported a burglary on Saturday afternoon while absent. A thief entered his room, took $48 and a new suit, leaving an old suit behind. Jones obtained a warrant for Max Schneider, alleging he committed the theft and that Schneider left for St. Louis.
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H. M. Jones
Carlisle Avenue
Jones
Max Schneider
Schneider
St. Louis
Thief Breaks In Stole $80 Hidden in Trunk
Joseph Beel reports entry to his bedroom on Saturday night by breaking a lock on a window. While absent, a trunk hidden cash 80 dollars was stolen from 827 West Sixth Street. The police were informed yesterday.
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Joseph Beel
West Sixth Street
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