CANTEEN SOCIETY GAINS STRENGTH AND DIVORCE CLAIMS
A roundup notes Army Canteen Association expansion with 20 000 applications and pending canteen legislation and headlines a divorce case in Brooklyn where actress Itha H Davidson and husband Frederick M Davidson testify that actresses are poor homemakers and actors vain.
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Frederick M. Davidson
Dickey
Criminal Court
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Location of Easy Money in Cincinnati and bank CDs
An article notes a book on easy money and claims Cincinnati at Fifth and Vine offers the best 4 percent Certificates of Deposit at Queen City Bank. It argues aging cash earns nothing and suggests starting a savings account with one dollar.
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Cincinnati
Fifth and Vine
Queen City Bank
Queen City
Queens
Fountain Square
Wamnen H
Ohioans Oppose Liquor Measure Petitions Flood Congress
Ohio delegates in Congress receive large bundles of petitions and protests on interstate liquor legislation. Prohibition groups back the bills while German societies and other citizens oppose limits on personal freedom. The drive involves Ohio Senators Foraker and Dick and Representatives Goebel Longworth and others with a mix of Cincinnati groups and statewide petitions.
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Commercial Tribune
Munsel
Washington, D. C
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Votancyeutsche Eiche Lodge
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CERES
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Newark
Wilhelm Ctrele
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German Benefit Union
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Admiral Evans Relinquishes Atlantic Fleet Command
Retiring Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans hands over command to Rear Admiral Charles M. Thomas in San Francisco amid ceremony aboard the Connecticut. Thomas assumes duty briefly before retirement, while Evans heads to Washington for rest and potential vice admiral consideration.
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Atlantic Battle Ship Fleet
Thomas
San Francisco
Robley D. Evans
Charles M. Thomas
St. Francis Hotel
Admiral Evans
Connecticut
Minnesota
Charles N. Sperry
Evans
Metcalf
Washington
Brooklyn fireman carries baby to safety from burning tenement
Joseph Hammer a fireman with Engine Company 132 saved an 8 month old by holding it in his teeth while descending a fourth story via scaling ladder. Flames rose from the cellar up to the top floor of the tenement at 10 Saratoga Avenue Brooklyn.
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Joseph Hammer
Engine Company No. 132
Saratoga Avenue
Brooklyn
Evans Receives Warm Oakland Farewell at Ferry Depot
Admiral Evans greeted by a cheering crowd at the Southern Pacific Ferry Depot before boarding the Overland train. He saluted and said little beyond noting the Yorktown and the Connecticut as his first and last flagship, nearly moved as the ferry slipped away.
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Oakland
Cal
Admiral Evans
Southern Pacific
Overland
Bob
Ken
Ile
Yorktown
Connecticut
Inspect Power Station by Cincinnati Engineers
Twenty five members of the Cincinnati Association of Stationary Engineers No. 2 will depart Fountain Square in a private car for Hamilton Ohio to inspect the new C D T driving station. After the inspection the rest of the day will be spent on sightseeing and the party will return tonight.
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Cincinnati Association of Stationary Engineers
Fountain Square
Hamilton
Roosevelts Start Carriage Drive From Pine Knot
A noon telephone from Glendower reports President Roosevelt Mrs. Roosevelt and Prof Burroughs left Pine Knot at 11 30 this morning for a carriage drive. They had breakfast at Plain Dealing, home of the Wilmer family, carried to Pine Knot by peasants and served at 10 eter.
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Glendower
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Bur- Troughs
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Plain Dealing
Wilmer
Open Door to Connersville Reprieve from Telephoned Trouble
Hoosiers rejoice as Connersville independents hook up with Cincinnati lines under Bell offer. The move ends costly duplication and broadens dialing reach, easing bills for users in Ohio and Indiana. Local independents gain seamless access to Cincinnati networks, improving service without extra costs.
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Cincinnati
Bell Telephone Company
Bell
Connersville
Indiana City
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