Love's Magic Power by Fay Stevenson Synopsis
Madge Burton, a 20 year old telephone operator, longs for more than life on a switchboard. She attends dances with Jack Hampton while secretly admiring Emerson Tyndal, a 45 year old bachelor and company president. She hides her feelings as Jack teases and their night shifts toward revelation. Tomorrow a Democratic Man.
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Madge Burton
Madge
Jack Hampton
Ted
Duncan
Emerson Tyndal
Rich
Mimico
Jack
Mr. Tyndal
Shakespeare
By Press Publishing Co
May Festival Opens With Star Soloists Tonight
Final rehearsal completed as the twenty sixth biennial May Festival prepares to open at Music Hall tonight. John McCormack arrives for his first festival appearance performing Elgar Dream of Gerontius and Liszt Psalm XIII with Frank van der Stucken directing. Florence Austral debuts in America and soloists include Johnson Meader Beddoe Homer van der Veer Hayden Patton Maitland. Several conductors and local singers join a diverse six program lineup featuring premier works by Piernos Kelley and Stock.
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Music Hall
Cincinnati
John McCormack
Edward Elgar
Gerontius
Liszt
Frank van der Stucken
America
Miss Austral
England
Edward Johnson
George Meader
Dan Beddoe
Louise Homer
Nevada van der Veer
Ethyl Hayden
Jared Patton
Robert Maitland
Elizabeth Durland Langhorst
Howard Hafford
Robert Thuman
Frederick Stock
Edgar Stillman Kelley
Schola Cantorum of
St. Mary's
St. Gregory's
van der Stucken
Brahm
Stock
Schubert
St. Francis of Assisi
Kelley
Fourteenth Street
Elm
Plum Street
Elm Street
Race
Plum
Twelfth Street
Twelfth
Fourteenth
Central Parkway
A Dress Pattern For Mother's Girl No 5120
Pattern details describe a stylish dress for a child with printed voile and gingham checks. It covers four sizes 4 6 8 and 10 years and lists yardage for tub silk checks and plain materials, including figures for 8 year size and long sleeves. Patterns offered by mail for 10 cents with no. 5120.
Tailor Embraces Crepe de Chine in Spring Fashion
Eleanor Gunn notes a fashion revival as crepe de chine appears in tailored suits and white ensembles. New eyelet embroideries brighten fabrics while pastel Chinese damask silks suit two and one piece sports dresses for warmer seasons.
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Sarah Silk
Fairchild
A Confessional from Adele Garrison Aboard A Domestic Scene
Adele Garrison portrays domestic tensions as Mrs. Graham scolds a daughter in law for leaving an electric kettle unattended while rushing to help a son. The scene unfolds with a tense exchange about responsibility and propriety in a 1925 newspaper feature.
City Manager Plan Explained At Tusculum Club Meeting
Mrs Guy W Tawney outlined Cincinnati s upcoming city manager form of government at the East End Public Library. She emphasized proportional representation nonpartisan elections a small council and improved efficiency and city focus as benefits and the need for open mindedness on local versus outside managers.
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Cincinnati
Guy W. Tawney
Tusculum Club
East End Public Library
Tawney
Koch Golden Wedding Reception Planned
The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Koch of 1544 St. Leger place will be celebrated tonight at a reception at their daughter Mrs. L. J. Hillhouse's home. Relatives and friends, including some from distant parts, will attend. They were married in Cincinnati on May 5, 1875 and have lived here ever since. Mr. Koch is business manager of the Cincinnati Art Museum Association.
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Henry J. Koch
St. Leger Place
L. J. Hillhouse
Koch
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Art Museum Association
Prohibition Chief Credits Federal Clean-Up for Enforcement Boost
Colonel Thomas E. Stone of Columbus praised the federal clean-up in Cincinnati that led to indictments of seventy police and village officials. He said the investigation spurred nationwide prohibition enforcement, improved federal state cooperation, and hindered bootleggers as he took charge in Ohio after the Armand Drug and Candy Company case.
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Cincinnati
Thomas E. Stone
Columbus
Prohibition
Ohio
Stone
Colonel Stone
J. Edward Russell
Sydney
Armand Drug and Candy Company
Appellate Court Reviews Thayer Contempt Case
The Ohio Court of Appeals heard arguments in the habeas corpus proceeding of Robert G. Thayer who seeks to avoid a jail sentence for contempt of court. Judge Marx of the Superior Court ordered Thayer jailed for refusing to produce a deposition taken April 25 1924 by Thayer in a suit by Benjamin Block against the Cincinnati Traction Company and the Coors Bros dairymen for 55000. Block is missing and Simeon Johnson Thayer's attorney wants to use the deposition in trial.
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Benjamin Block
Cincinnati
Block
Cincinnati Traction Company
Coors Bros
Reading Road
Forest Avenue
Simeon Johnson
Flushing Campaign Aims to Clean City Sidewalks
Health Department starts annual Flush ing Campaign led by Jacob Shuey Chief Sanitary Inspector. Ordinance bans sweeping unless sprinkling, but flushing sidewalks is promoted as the best health cleansing method. Circulars sent to thousands of business houses.
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Flushing
Health Department
Jacob Shuey
Shuey
Films Showcasing Delivery Methods At Retail Meeting
John A. Hanley of Detroit chairs the ninth annual meeting of the Retail Delivery Association. Three films on transportation will be screened during morning sessions at the Hotel Linton, with topics on development of transportation gasoline motor and petroleum. Delegates include 300 store owners and executives, as speakers stress delivery efficiency and professional management.
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John A. Hanley
Detroit
Retail Delivery Association
National Retail Dry Goods Association
The
Delivery Association
Linton
Hanley
J. L. Hudson Company
Res
Edeivenomatioin
Concores
Bannet Hall
Oscar Webber
Thunder Shower Check on Mercury Rise
A late afternoon thunder shower cooled a previously rising temperature. The day opened warm with a 63 degree high, then rain pushed the low to 52. The Weather Bureau logged 14 inches of precipitation and forecasters expect a few days of continued cool, unsettled conditions.
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Weather Bureau
Federal Building
W. C. Devereaux
United States
Cook to Succeed Terry as Sales Manager
Wilbur C. Cook of Chicago will succeed F. G. Terry as Sales Manager of the American Thermos Bottle Company, announced yesterday. Mr. Terry resigned as Vice President and Sales Manager on Saturday. Terry previously was Vice President and Secretary of the Icy Hot Bottle Company before its absorption by Thermos. J. H. Hutton of W. E. Hutton & Co. was elected to the Board to fill Terry’s vacancy.
A Bump Charged Motorist in Court
John Hartling of 1573 Central avenue paid more than 17 for backing his car into a parked vehicle on Harrison avenue and Beekman street Sunday. He was fined 50 and costs. companion Louis Wipful of 1755 Esmond street fined 25 and costs for drunkenness. Maurice Hornbach 36 Graham street lost driving privilege for one month and was fined 25 and costs for speeding. Theodore Prince 4759 Morris place and Lawrence Schlanser 1922 Cleneay avenue Norwood were also fined 25 and 15 with costs respectively for speeding. Police noted fewer minor violators due to a sustained traffic crackdown.
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John Hartling
Central Avenue
Harrison Avenue
Beekman Street
Hartling
Ell
Graham Street
Theodore Prince
Morris Place
Lawrence Schlanser
Cleneay Avenue
Norwood
North Dakota Grain Grading Act Declared Invalid
The Supreme Court declared the North Dakota grain grading act unconstitutional today. The ruling was delivered in Washington on May 4. The decision affects state grain regulation and enforcement authority.
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Washington
North Dakota
Supreme Court
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Dicky
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West Seventh Street
Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati, Co
Toonerville
By Fontaine Fox
Oswald
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Thayer
Iice
Amy Pace
Chamber of Commerce
Robert W. Pogue
H. & S. Pogue Company
J. V. Finn
Jordan Marsh Company
Boston
American Retaiers’ Association of
New York City
J. Siegel
Best & Co
New York
General Office
Che John Shillits Company
Neptune Sales Company
West Fourth St. Main
F. D
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