Death threat spurs arrest warrant and carver case in city
William F. Rau a former partner in the Rau Spahn Carving Co sought to kill himself with gas after learning of an arrest warrant in Police Court for Charles A Mosby who acc uses Rau of extortion and false pretenses. Rau left farewell notes to his wife and brother expressing remorse and fear. Police and detectives pursued Rau after the threat and the note prompted a neighbor to alert Rau’s kin.
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William F. Ray
Ray & Spahn Carving Company
Wilmink Street
Massachusetts Avenue
McNulty
Tenth District
City Hospital
Rau
Ida
Clinton
Ray
Charles A. Mosby
West Court Street
Mosby
Rau & Spahn Carving Company
Raw
Benton Oppenheimer
Callahan
Jackson
Peters
State agent arrested in drunkenness case
James Stephens of Prestonsburg Ky special agent who was sent to Oklahoma to recapture Nelson Halbert and who allowed his prisoner to escape was arraigned in Police Court on drunkenness. He was arrested after wandering into a George Street restaurant and threatening with a revolver. A $200 bond was offered by Pikeville bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stephens
Prestonsburg
Oklahoma
Nelson Halbert
Grand Central Depot
George and
John Streets
Patrolomew O'Connor
Court
Chigpent Desk Bank of
Pikeville
Bert
Loyal Legion Elections See Independent Tickets Rise
Unusual interest surrounds the Loyal Legion meeting as an independent ticket, led by Colonel James Kilbourn of Columbus, challenges the regular nominees for Commander and other posts. Balloting starts at 3 p m at St Nicolas Hotel with ballots mailed to members. result announced at the annual banquet tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Legion
James Kilbourn
Columbus
Kilbourn
Charles H. Grosvenor
Joseph W. Wil Shire
Alfred Pirtle
John C. Kiefaber
William R. Thrall
Henry P. Cooke
C. B. Childe
John M. Hubbell
Fred W. Hinkle
Smith Hickenlooper
William M. Brown
John W. Tuitt
Benjamin S. Cowen
Boyd Vincent
St. Nicholas
John Kaps
Portsmouth
John D. Rouse
New Orleans
William B. McAllister
Cleveland
Louis Maloney Thibadean
Atlanta
William Rule, Jr
Knoxville
Polk Tarwater
Rockwood
Tenn
Boy injured by exploding baseball core
Christopher Bergman a 12 year old boy was burned and cut when a rubber core ball exploded while he removed the cover to remove the core. The ball bought for $1 was among others in a showcase. Police seized the remnants and investigate the item’s glue like core.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Bergman
Virginia Avenue
Frank Bergman
Patrol 4
Winston’s Soothing Syrup for Teething Cures Diarrhoea
An old advertisement endorses Mrs Winston’s Syrup claiming relief for teething pain gum swelling wind colic and diarrhoea. The text cites compliance with the Drugs Act of June 1908 No 1038 and positions the product as a universal remedy for infants.
Havlin's Daughter Marries Philadelphia Man in Private Rite
Miss Katherine Havlin daughter of John H. Havlin wed W Walter Martin of Philadelphia in a private 5 30 ceremony at the Havlin Hotel Cincinnati. The couple, announced secretly, will reside in Cincinnati while Martin joins the Lindsay Light Company and Welsbach ties.
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Katherine Havlin
John H. Havlin
W. Walter Martix
Philadelphia
J. J. Hill
Tian Church
Havlin Hotel
Carrie
Carolinr
Havlin
Carolyn Certain
Mr. Martin
University of Pennsylvania
Welsbach Light Company
Lindsay Light Company
Chicago
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati
Mrs. Martin
Modern Fuel Is Bakers Secret at Pure Food Show
Women crowded the Union Gas and Electric exhibit to watch Mrs. Bertha Haffner bake biscuits on gas ranges. She demonstrates steadier heat and better results than traditional wood or coal fires, highlighting gas as a household necessity and economy. A second baby show for ages 2 to 8 was announced, with many Master Bakers from across Ohio visiting the bakery exhibit after a Grand Hotel convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Haffner
Union Gas and Electric Company
Ohio
Grand Hotel
American Medico Psychological Association Convention Plans
Arrangements are complete for the annual convention to be held in Sinton May 12 to 15. Dr. F W Langdon and Dr Harmon will represent Cincinnati. Opening sessions will discuss effects of city and country life on insanity with Dr Sanborn and Dr Campbell. Judson Harmon will give the annual address at the Cincinnati League reception. Delegates will visit Longview Hospital and one session will be held there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medico-Psychological Association
Sinton
F. W. Langdon
Harmon
Longview
Cincinnati
Sanborn
Augusta
Campbell
Bearden
Tenn
Judson Harmon
Chamber of Commerce to vote on canal project inducement
A committee to decide whether to sell stocks on call will be appointed by President Egan. Over one hundred members signed a petition presented to directors at a monthly meeting. A special session will hear Probasco defend a Cincinnati Chicago barge canal linking the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Egan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
E. B. Williamson
H.R. Probasco
Cincinnati
Chicago
Probasco
Bernard Steinharter
James W. Michie
Frank W. Sprong
Chamber
Washburn Backs Woman Suffrage At Alumni Meeting
Prof. W. C. Washburn urged granting women the right to vote at a Night High School Alumni gathering. He criticized foreign-born voters and said intelligent women should cast ballots, contrasting them with those who follow others’ choices. The audience of young women applauded his stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Washburn
Mr. Washburn
Labor Day Parade Likely Omitted For First Time
Central Labor Council members favor an all day outing as a substitute for the parade format this year. Several unions expressed support for a different observance at last night’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cl Iff
Central Labor Council
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Furde
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IA Legion
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Lad
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Sinton’ Hotel
ASK Indorsement
Piges
New New York
RK Connection
James McCreery & CO
34Th Street
McAlpin
Shantung
Union Savings
S Bidz. N. W. Cor, Fourth and Walnut
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Fountain Square
Walnut
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Normandie
Washington, D. C
Straats
W.W
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Atlantic City, N. J
Traymore
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Charles O. Marquette
D. S
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St. Louis
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Louisville
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Pearl and Butler Sts
Fourth St
Covington
Newport
Latonia
Indianapolis
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Connersville
Chad D Depot
Haymiller
Bismarck Cafe
Metropolitan
Schumann-Heink Paderewski
Whlitzer
Paderewski
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E. Fourth Street
Loterman-Verkamp
Baltimore
M. E. Church General Conference
Siaedkon
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Oakland
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Corinne Rider-Kelsey
Chap Goold
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Ee Hie. Johnson
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Daniel
Cumminsville
Colerain
Spring
Norwood
Main Avenue
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Atte Oon
Wailee
Mes Brothers
Darth Darwin
Grand Street
Carlop Piano CO
Mminsville Grounds
Spring Grove Ave
Western
Freeman
Central Ave
Main
Race
Golerain Ave
Ocean Steamers
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Gibraltar
Onessi
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Friedrich
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North German Lloyd Travelers
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Thomas Cook & Son
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Thos. Cook
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J. & C. Fischer
W. G. Woodiisnane Ano Co
Weat Fourth Street
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Ee Galety. CO
PureFood
Esterman-Verkamp-Murphy
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Henne
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Columbia
Peperat
Ted Pretures
Mélrose—Sears
Violet Ae Nee Sank and Company
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Clarence Siegel
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