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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1908
Page
10
A vintage sale listing multiple fabric lots with widths and materials. Lot 1 offers Bolienné silk and wool blend black navy brown wine at 44 inches, 9c per yard. Lot 2 navy blue Voile 54 inches at 7c. Lot 3 Spring Novel ties mostly pure wool at 59c. Lot 4 Black Etamine pure wool at 49c. Lot 5 Black French Voile pure wool at 69c.
The nine hour day for railroad telegraph operators starts now with about 15 000 idle workers to be re employed. Ohio Kentucky and Indiana show about five hundred telegraph offices closed. Some major lines planned eight hour days at key stations as officials seek wage and hour reforms amid federation talks.
An advertisement announces a new store at 605 Vine Street opening this Saturday March 7 with a Friday paper note about an opening special.
Detectives Sweeney and Houillion arrested John Allman of 223 West Twelfth Street on petit larceny and assault. Brumett, Monticello farmer, reported watch and $44 missing after meeting a stranger. A watch and $16 were found on Allman, who resisted at Central Station injuring Detective Sweeney.
Detective Jack Calnan of the Cincinnati Police Department marked twenty five years in service. He was appointed March 3 1887 and celebrated with friends in a small gathering recalling his long career.
Directors warn disruption to business if seed bill passes. Protesters rally against Senate proposal as new members are elected.
Local detectives claim the son of a police chief is among the nation's most clever mail box thieves. Authorities assert he orchestrated a string of mail thefts, leveraging familiarity with police procedures to evade capture.
The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce announced new directors Bernhard Flege A C Drake Edward McDonald William Niemeyer and Herman A Kautz at its annual meeting It also protested House Hill No 939 and Substitute Senate Bill 430 over seed and boiler inspections and paid tribute to Homer Chisman on his 25 years as Chief Grain Inspector Committees for 1909 were named across arbitration appeals transportation and inspection areas and a separate article recalls a diamond robbery case and new interfaith missionary events in the city with speakers from China Korea and India.
Lent begins today with Ash Wednesday services in Catholic and Episcopal churches. Catholics receive ashes on the foreheads after masses and will observe fasting Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays until Easter Sunday April 19.
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