The Only Man by Fay Stevenson
Viola Carrington’s friends joke Jim Brown is her Hoodoo Lover yet she believes he is the only man. He returns from Chicago with a plan to run a haberdasher shop, insists on being boss, and argues with Viola about work and independence as family pressures surface. Tomorrow’s tale promises an ardent lover and an irate mother.
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Viola Carrington
Jim Brown
Viola
Jim
Chicago
New York
Avenue
By Press Publishing Co
Governor expected to sign bill transferring Cincinnati General Hospital
March 16 Columbus. Governor Donahey is expected to sign the Schmuelling bill transferring Cincinnati General Hospital from the city to Hamilton County. Mayor Carrel leads a delegation urging enactment to keep the hospital operating, with county officials noting funds constraints and plans to return the hospital to the city when able. University of Cincinnati leaders stress the hospital’s role in supporting medical college and nursing school.
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Donahey
Columbus
Schmuelling
Cincinnati
Cincinnati General Hospital
Hamilton County
George P. Carrel
A. E. Anderson
Clifford Brown
Anderson
Carrell
Frederick C. Hicks
University of Cincinnati
University Medical College
School of Nursing
The Sedan Mystery Deepens With Lee Chow Twist
Marion pieces together a sedan incident linking a mysterious Chinese servant to Hugh Grantland's circle. Auntie Madge confirms the face in the window matches the sedan's, revealing Lee Chow as the watcher and clarifying the broader hidden watch over the family.
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Marion
Lillian
Madge
Lee Chow
Junior
Lady
Jerry
Mumsie
Hugh Grantland
Major Grantland
Ser., Inc
Russell and Copeland Ordered to Cleveland for Trial
United States Commissioner Francis J. Wright ordered J. E. Russell, former Federal Prohibition Director for Ohio, and Merle B. Copeland remanded to Cleveland to face indictments alleging conspiracy in issuing liquor withdrawal permits to Armando Drug and Candy Co. They will seek a writ of habeas corpus. Warren E. Barnett announced he would waive preliminary hearing. bond set at $2,500.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Francis J. Wright
United States
J. E. Russell
Ohio
Merle B. Copeland
Cleveland
Armando Drug and Candy Company
Russell
Copeland
Benson W. Hough
Druggan
Dana F. Reynolds
Southern
Warren E. Barnett
Flannel Blouses for Sports Wear in 1925 Styles
The vogue for two piece blouse ensembles grows in popularity for sports wear. Fingertip length flannel blouses paired with matching skirts appeal to debutantes, with red dominating for day and evening wear and printed blouses. Designs feature floral and geometric motifs, polka dots, block patterns with a Chinese influence, peasant necklines, and scarf accents without collars.
Collins to Appear Here to Raise Memorial Funds
Lee Collins of Sand Cave Kentucky, father of Floyd Collins who died exploring a cave near his father's farm last month, will make a personal appearance at a local theater tonight to raise funds for a Floyd Collins memorial. Ex Judge J Wood Vance, directing the campaign, said the theater choice had not yet been decided.
Dainty Afternoon or Evening Frock No 5038
Advertises pattern No 5038 for a chiffon crepe or satin evening frock in three youth sizes 16 18 and 20 years. Sleeve options vary fabric needs 4 and 4 1 2 yards. pattern mailed for 10 cents.
30 000 Garment Workers Strike Return to Jobs
30 000 garment workers on strike since last Monday resume work after a settlement among jobbers contractors and the International Ladies' Garment Workers Union. About 4 000 non union workers remain on strike as 2000 shop chairmen hear Israel Feinberg outline the agreement.
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New York World News Service
New York
International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
Israel Feinberg
Delinquency Taught As Social Disease By Judge Hoffman
Judge Charles W. Hoffman of the Cincinnati Court of Domestic Relations told Toledo Chamber members that delinquency is a disease destroying more children than any physical ailment. He urged a complete diagnosis of every case and study of each child from psychiatric, psychological, and medical angles to uncover causes and curb behavior.
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Toledo
Charles W. Hoffman
Cincinnati Court of Domestic Relations
Chamber of Commerce
Hoffman
Clothing Drive For Near East Destitute Children
The Exchange Club invites donations of clothing for destitute Near East children. Collections occur Thursday morning at city public schools and fire houses. Cincinnati Retail Merchants Association will gather bundles and ship them from 49 Central Avenue to the Cincinnati Terminal Warehouse Company for dispatch to New York.
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Exchange Club
Chilren
Near East
Cincinnati Retail Merchants ‘Association
Cincinnati Terminal Warehouse Company
Central Avenue
New York
Eighty-One Feared Lost From Uwajima Maru No. 6
A water logged boat with three bodies from the Uwajima Maru No. 6 was recovered near Kabashima Island. The purser and fifteen passengers were saved Friday while about one hundred others remain missing, with the steamer believed to have foundered in a Wednesday storm off Kabashima Island, fifty miles west of Nagasaki.
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Nagasaki
Japan
Kabashima Island
Up to Date Spring and Summer 1925 Fashion Book
Offer for a fashion book issued in 1925 with request for 12 cents payment in silver or stamps. Publisher promotes a current season guide for spring and summer outfits and styles.
Mayor Carrel Returns Home After Governor Meeting
Mayor Carrel said upon returning to Cincinnati last night that the delegation that appeared before the Governor yesterday was encouraged by the audience and discussion. This brief report notes the optimistic tone and ongoing dialogue with state leadership.
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Carrel
Cincinnati
Former pugilist Kid McCoy faces manslaughter sentence in Mors case
Kid McCoy, once a prize fighter, convicted of manslaughter in connection with the Theresa Mors slayings in Los Angeles. He was also found guilty on charges of assault and the shooting at Mors antique shop the morning after her death. Sentencing set for Friday. acquitted on four robbery counts tied to the shop raid.
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Los Angeles
Kid McCoy
Theresa Mors
Superior
Mors
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