First Annual Union Gas and Electric Benefit Dance
The first annual entertainment and dance of the Union Gas and Electric Company Mutual Benefit Association was held at North Cincinnati Turner Hall. John Franklin opened with praise for the association’s by law formation and Norman G. Kenan urged mutual aid, perseverance, and loyalty among employees, followed by Mrs. Kenan’s recitations and a luncheon and dance.
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Union Gas and Electric Company Mutual Benefit Association
Cincinnati
Turner Hall
John Franklin
Union Gas and Electric Company
Norman G. Kenan
Kenan
Man's Body Found In Mill Creek Near Bridge
The body of David H. Harris, 71, of 1709 Harrison Ave, was found in Mill Creek near the C H D Railroad bridge just north of Queen City Ave. He left home Friday to draw a pension of 36 dollars and was not seen again until the Morgue last night. The body was found by Fred Beinecke and his brother John S Beinecke in a boat. He had been in the water about 24 hours, with a facial bruise and leg mark suggesting drowning. a post mortem was ordered. He left a widow and nine children, youngest age 12.
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David H. Harris
Harrison Avenue
Mill Creek
Queen City Avenue
Harris
Nooén
Fred Beinecke
Western Avenue
John S Beinecke
Drive Away the Blues In Evanston Association Vote
The Booster Club of Evanston Wef are Association circulates a green ink letter urging members to vote Red ticket for the March 23 election. Blues claim victory and accuse Reds of stealing their thunder. A fierce contest ends with a post election banquet to unite losers and winners.
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Evanston Wefare Association
Blues
Association
Evanston
Cincinnati Bar Association Considers Fee Cuts and Garnishment
The Cincinnati Bar Association committee met at the Courthouse to discuss amendments to garnishment and debt laws. They propose reducing Justice of the Peace fees from 4 to 2 dollars, requiring two days notice before garnishment, and aligning appeals from Justices' courts with the evidence used in those courts. They also plan to draft a bill to bar Magisterial offices and Constables from acting as collection agencies.
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Committee of Cincinnati Bar Association
Justices Court
Youths Held After Fish Store Break-In Arrest
Police learned yesterday that Lawrence T. Mongan, detained Saturday on suspicion of breaking into a fish store, was not employed by the Keith fish store as claimed. Mongan and Elmer Bowersox, arrested by Detectives Pflug and Hueftlein, remain in custody pending investigation.
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Lawrence T. Mongan
Keith Fish Store
Mongan
Elmer Bowersox
Pflug and
Hueftlein
Rally Council No 375 U C T elects new officers
The annual meeting at Odd Fellows Temple elected Oscar R Theis as Senior Counselor Wil liam A Slusser as Junior Counselor Harrison Leib as Conductor P D Patrick as Secretary and Treasurer Page Daniel Kuchenbach Sentinel Edward Benee as Executive Committee member two years A J Weidmer Charles Rockel and ees Mauer named to one year terms Charles Rockell chosen representative to Iga Berens and Albers Kiphart alt
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Rally Council
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Oscar R. Theis
William A. Slusser
Harrison Leib, Jr
P. D. Patrick
Daniel Kuchenbach
Edward B.eenee
A. J. Weidmerharles Rockel
Mauer
Charles Rockell
Iga Berens
Albers Kiphart Alt
Skirts Exhibit Multicolor Plaited Folds Across Sizes
Readable text notes skirts fashioned with folded plis of contrasting colors and available in every size.
Notable Civil War Veterans Die In New York City and Nearby
REAR ADMIRAL Theodore JF Kane, retired, died in New York City aged 84. Born in Washington in 1840, he served on the Bainbridge Savannah and Nep tune during the Civil War and retired in 1896. The Rev C E Bdorr of Water town NY aged 65, a prominent Methodist minister, dropped dead in Philadelphia. Edward L Day, Cleveland breakfast foods head, died in Los Angeles of araemic poisoning after a hotel stay. George Munson, long time St Louis Browns manager, died in St Louis of double pneumonia. Munson helped the Browns win four pennants. Frederick W Foster, Confederate Alabama crewman and one of forty to escape Kearsarge, died in Atchison KS. he was an apprentice in his youth.
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Theodore JF. Kane
New York City
Washington, D. C
Bainbridge
Savannah
C. E. Bdorr
Watertown
N. Y
New York
California
George Munson
St. Louis
Brown
Munson
Browns
Frederick W. Foster
Alabama
Kearsarge
Atchison
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Battle
Bar Association
Hobson
Astoria
Verona
Davis
Camden
Harvard
Percy
Ensign
PEKIN
Nobby
UNION
N. B
Bissell
McCall’s
East
LOWE
Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mineworkers’ of America
Cee
Ilinois
Indiana
Ohio
Penn
Sylvania
Farmer
Dayton
Frederick Shoup
Jalapa Pike
Shoup
Winchester
Alex
T. Hargis
B. French
James Hargis
Felix Feltner
Clark County
Louell
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