Prosecutor Asked for Explanation Over O Dell Papers
Attorney for Haylin Realty sternly questions Prosecutor Rulison about papers from the O Dell Brokerage Company. Receiver Cogan accuses Rulison of removing and publicizing papers without authorization and vows redress. Ben L Heidingsfeld defends Foster Co lease saying Foster operates a legal brokerage business on the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haylin Realty Company
Foster
Thomas J. Cogan
Ydell Brokerage Company
Cogan
Bee
Rulison
Morris
Pelee Island
Wes
Mr. Cogan
Olson
O’dell
Spiegel
Ben L. Heidingsfeld
John H. Harlin Realty Company
Yely
Foster & Co
Heidingsfeld
Foster Co
Political notes on Harmon nomination and early campaign signals
Telegrams and letters greet Judge Harmon as Ohio gubernatorial candidate. Cleveland telegram from John H. Clark sparks attention. Cincinnati bets hint at Harris as favorite while Taft gains Pennsylvania support. Democratic reception planned in Cincinnati with Harmon entourage and prominent attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
W. W. Peabody
Madisonville
Edward Erkhart
Dayton
James F. Hovey
Jetta
John Wood
Georgetown
George W. Phillips
St. Henry
Ernst Kehm
Cincinnati
Charles G. Boerner
New Liberty
J. M. McGillivray
Vyackson
D. E. Baxter Jr
Lima
Frank Hall
Rev. G
R. Robbins
J. A. McMahon
Thomas E. Powell
Columbus
J. A. Runyan
Lebanon
Les Theodore Greve
Henry Newbegin
Defiance
John H. Clarke
Cleveland
W. P. Rice
Wellston
Ss. Wheeler
A. J
Louisville
Cc. W. Black
Columbu Kaloyitch
Stuart R.agitteville
Jerome A; Wilber
Washington, D. C
Cc. G. Waldo
Bridgeport Conn
J. W. Johnson
Waverly
J. M. Dawson
Cincinn Democratic Club
Lastight
Jadge Judson Harmon
Democraticandidate
Ohio
Mr. Dawson
Timothy S. Hogan
Wellston, A
Grand Hotel
Harmon
Hogan
Parker and Robinson Plan June 3 Wedding in Cincinnati
Miss Emma Mae Parker and Edward Leroy Robinson announce their marriage, set for June 3 at the bride’s home 310 West Seventh Street. Robinson, recently hired by John Church Company, met Parker during a musical performance when she sang for a customer. Parker has been a soprano at St Pauls ME Church for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Cupid
Edward Leroy Robinson
Emma Mae Parker
West Seventh Street
Mr. Robinson
Cincinnati
Studio Grand
John Church Company
Ohio regiment reunion ends with campfire songs
Surviving members of the 137th Ohio Volunteer Infantry held their forty-fourth annual reunion at the Grand Hotel. Officers were elected and a coroner post mortem was planned after George Erdman was found dead in his Bond Hill room amid an unresolved theft case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond Hill
137Th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Grand Hotel
W. W. Ebersole
Theodore F. Allen
Jubilee Singers
Charles R. “Wild
J. B. Daniels
George M. Finch
Drausin Wulsin
George W. Ward
P. R. Mitchell
W. E. Hutton
C. A. Willard
Charles A. Hallam
W. V. Ebersole
A. E. Otte
Alexander Hill
George F.erdman
Myrtle Avenue
Bond Mill
L. Walden
Conrad
Walden
Erdman
C. W. Schneider
Vinestreet
Recitals by Mrs McAlpin Pupils Set for June in Scottish Rite Cathedral
Three pupil recitals directed by Mrs Margaret McAlpin are scheduled for June 3 12 and 16 at the Scottish Rite Cathedral. Programs feature grand opera opera comique and musical opera selections with lead roles shared by Dietrich Redmond and others. Several pupils will perform Gounods Faust and Il Trovatore arias, and fourteen pupils are booked for next season with Savage Dillingham Klaw Erlanger Nixon and Zimmerman for summer engagements in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McAlpin
Dietrich
Harry Redmond
Hilda Meister
Zitta Schwope
N. L. Payne
E. P. Burnham
Clara Schaller
D. Burke
R. Smith
B. Gomes
Gounod
Faust
A. Fisher
Birdie Gories
F. Dietrich
A. H. Hess
Bessie Jasper
Elsa Bierich
Il Trovatore
Savage
Dillingham
Klaw
Erlanger
Nixon
Zimmerman
Enjoy Luncheon by Robert Patton Chapter U D C Friends
A story afternoon and luncheon was held by Mrs. Joseph A. Magnus for the Robert Patton Chapter U D C and friends. Speakers included Mrs. L M Whaley Mrs J F Grimes and Mrs Elizabeth Allen with toastmistress Mary Patton Huese. themes ranged from Kentucky to Women of Dixie. Decorations were red and white with Mrs Strauss at the samovar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Magnus
Robert Patton
L. M. Whaley
J. F. Grimes
Elizabeth Allen
Mary Patton Huese
Kentucky
Mrs. Allen
Jefferson Davis
Grimes
Court orders inquiry into custody of four Cobing children
Juvenile Judge Caldwell ordered court officers to investigate Peter Cobing’s custody claims over his four children, who had been placed in the Children’s Home by his wife. The wife had left him in Norfolk, Nebraska, due to sitcesatenee.
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Caldwell
Peter Cobing
Norfolk
Neb
Locomotive Chase Seizes Suspect in Yard Flight
Jersey City man George Keller was arraigned on carrying concealed weapons after railroad detectives chased him from Storrs Station yards. An ammonia squirt gun was found on Keller near Sixth and Evans streets. He is suspected in a Pittsburg train robbery. judge postponed case to next Saturday for further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Keller
Jersey City
Zimmerman
Distler
Keller
Storrs Station
Joseph Streibel
Sixth
Evans Streets
Pennsylvania Railroad
Irish Clans Plan Mammoth August Reunion at Manhattan Park
United Irish Societies met last night to organize a large Irish gathering at Manhattan Park on August 16. The program features Celtic games Irish dancing and a Gaelic concert with a nationally renowned Irish orator delivering the address. Associations including the Irish-American Alliance Ancient Order of Hibernians Wolfe Tone Club Old Guard of the Fenian Brotherhood Grattan Club and the Hibernian Rifles back the event as an annual celebration.
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United Irish
Manhattan Park
Irish-American Alliance
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Wolfe Tone Club
Old Guard
Fenian Brotherhood
Grattan Club
Hibernian Rifles
Scot and Briton in Palace Hotel Fight
William Campbell a Scot and George Wilgon a cockney Englishman dishwashers at the Palace Hotel fought near Sixth and Vine streets. Patrolmen Reissinger and Schaller separated them. Both charged with disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Campbell
George Wilgon
Palace Hotel
Sixth
Vine Streets
Reissinger
Memorial services by Norwood Aerie of Eagles
Memorial services are conducted at 2 30 this afternoon by the Norwood Aerie of Eagles with speakers Mayor Charles Herbert Jones and Henry Heilker. Soloists include Marcus B Kellerman of the Royal Opera Berlin David Davies and Miss Mary Conrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood Aerie of Eagles
Charles Herbert Jones
Henry Heilker
Marcus B Kellerman
Barytone
Royal Opera Company
Berlin
David Davies
Mary Conrey
Clubs Incur Tax Under New IRS Ruling
Local social clubs face a special tax on every membership increase under a new IRS ruling received by Collector Bettmann. Incorporated clubs avoid the tax. changes in corporate name or capital stock do not trigger it unless new incorporation papers are filed. The District Attorney will decide disputed cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Bettmann
Goebel Sees Victory Ahead For Carrier Pay Hike
Washington reports the Senate Post Office committee reinserts 1 185 000 for promoting letter carriers to 1200 a year in the Post Office appropriation. Rep Herman P. Goebel, leading the House fight, predicts the provision will remain when the bill reaches the Senate. He notes Senate ship subsidy amendment may be dropped in conference over vote concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Senate Committee On
Herman P. Goebel
House
Senate
Senate Committee
Goebel
Brill Beats Davenport In Stag Academy Billiard Match
Cincinnati broker Joe Brill defeated Arthur Davenport in a three cushion handicap billiard match at the Stag Academy last night. Brill led by handicapping and reached forty points while Davenport finished at forty seven. Jesse Leon, who recently beat Britt twice, is to challenge the St. Louis world championship match between John Horgan and John Dailey, backed by Joseph Coyle of the Stag Academy.
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Joe Brill
Cincinnati
Arthur Davenport
Stag Academy
Brill
Davenport
Britt
Jesse Leon
Leon
Joseph Coyle
St. Louis
John Horgan
John Dailey
Mr. Coyle
Food Show Closes After Successful Retail Grocers Event
After two successful weeks the Purg Food Show held at Music Hall under the Retail Grocers Association closed last night. The event drew packed crowds despite bad weather and distributed over 200 in prizes including flour sacks coal and other foods. A Dutch luncheon followed the closing ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purg
Music Hall
Retail Grocers’ Association
Priggs
Teachers Tell Methods At Hamilton County Meeting
Teachers from Madisonville Mt Healthy and other schools discussed first second and third year training. A B Graham Ohio University agricultural extension chief spoke on The Centralized School and Agriculture at the Hamilton County Teachers Association gathering in the People's Institute yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County Teachers’ Association
People’s Institute
Anna Ranson
Madisonville
Julia Ulrich
Carolyn Strasser
Mt. Healthy Schools
A.B. Graham
Agricultural Extension
Ohio University
City battles authority over evening trials and wax exhibit
Saloon keepers nonresidents challenged hearings after 6 p.m. with habeas corpus. Judge O'Connell orders hearings at 2 p.m. Emil Zulzer seeks to keep wax anatomy museum open. city must show authority to shut it down. Zulzer case delayed to Thursday. Brown pleads guilty to robbery. Ditto pleads not guilty. King pleads not guilty to killing Lilie Gray.
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George Macke
Thomas Conroy
James Quatman
Louis Huber
Constant Jost
John Clark
Louis Marks
Home City
Kumming
Emil’ W Zulzer
Berlin Medical Offices
West Fifth Street
Markbreit
Millikin
Brown
Swing
Zuizer
Louis P. Pink
Zulzer
Fyffe
Henry Ditto
William Brown
Hunt
Ditto
Fred King
Lilie E. Gray
Urbana Water Works rate case teeters before judge
The Urbana Water Works private utility faced a demand for higher rents to fund plant repairs as Urbana’s water supply faced criticism for being cheaper than other Ohio cities. Judge Thompson postponed ruling until next Saturday amid arguments over municipal water needs and possible service loss. In a separate matter Fred F. Gehring sought a new trial after a jury awarded Cincinnati Traction Company a verdict on damages from a Seventh and Race streets collision, alleging the company drove recklessly.
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Urbana
Thompson
Urbana Water Works
Ohio
Plantas
Fred F. Gehring
Cincinnati Traction Company
Gehring
Seventh
Race Streets
Taxpayer Sues To Set Aside Consent Verdict In Hunt Street
Nicholas Fechter sues in superior court to set aside a consent verdict of 119000 to be paid by the city to property owners for parts of lots on Hunt street from Sycamore to Broadway to widen the street. Arthur H. Ewald represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Fechter
Hunt Street
Sycamore
Broadway
Arthur H. Ewald
Joseph Giver
John W. Giver
Henry W. Crouse
Crouse
Luebbert
Art Club Elects Officers In Cincinnati Building
The Cincinnati Art Club held its annual election in the Harrison Building clubrooms. Officers chosen were President Henry F. Farny, Vice President Matt A. Daly, Secretary Frank Wilmes, Treasurer August Goeser. Directors are Martin Rettig A. O. Izner Leon Lippert, Custodian R. H. Hammond.
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The
Cincinnati Art Club
Harrison Building
Henry F. Farny
Matt
A. Daly
Frank Wilmes
August Goeser
Martin Rettig
Leon Lippert
R. H. Hamond
Divorces Filed in Several Southern District Cases
Florence Pfadt seeks divorce from Arthur Pfadt alleging marriage in 1905 and repeated abuse including strikes and threats. Sarah B. Hirons seeks divorce alimony and restoration to Cunningham after abandonment in 1907. Amalie Schnell requests divorce and name restoration citing habitual drunkenness and abuse since 1894. Dora Nofer seeks divorce from Gottfre y Nofer with name restoration after being locked out. Emma Beasley seeks divorce and maiden name Grimes for desertion. Pearl Boundseick seeks divorce from John Boundseick and custody while citing dissipation of funds and reliance on friends.
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Florence Pfadt
Arthur Pfadt
Sparks
Sarah BE
Hirons
Sarah ‘Bh. Cunningham
William H. Hirons
Benton
Brown County
M. C. Lykide
Amalie
William Schnell
Lodge & Shipley Tool Works
Arthur C. Hall
J. Q. Martin
Dora Nofér
Godfrey Nofer
Roll Avenue
Dora Schoeffer
Ashe
Bolsinger & Kapp
Emma
John Beasley
Kilgour Avenue
Emma Grimes
Anderson
Ind
A. L. Dalton
Pearl Broundseick
John Broundseick
Charles
Benefit Show by Children of Convent of the Good Shepherd
Children of the Convent of the Good Shepherd Price Hill perform a Friday evening entertainment in Music Hall to raise funds for the convent which provides a home for orphans and wayward girls. Proceeds go to support the institution and its charitable work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convent of the Good Shepherd
Price Hill
Music Hall
Shriners Hear Cuba Lecture and Plan Chester Park Outing
The Syrian Temple Shriners met at the Scottish Rite Cathedral to hear Stephen H. Gerrard lecture on Cuba illustrated by stereopticon views. Plans for the annual Chester Park outing on May 20 were completed during the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syrian Temple Shriners
Cuba
Stephen H. Gerrard
Shriners
Chester Park
Pictures of Dental College Baseball Team and Covington Turners
In the Illustrated Magazine page 10 next Sunday, readers will see pictures of the Dental College baseball team and the Covington Turners. The magazine, free with The Sunday Commercial Tribune, offers local pictures and light reads for Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Illustrated
Dental College
Covington
Turners
Illustrated
Tribune
Ernoon
Probate Court Contents of Wills Made Public
Mrs Helena Kuhling bequeathed 200 to St Aloysius Orphan Asylum and 10 each to St Marys Seminary and Holy Trinity Catholic Church in West Fifth. The residue includes the homestead 528 Augusta Street.
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Helena Kuhling
St. Aloysius Orphan Asylum
St. Mary's Seminary
Holypany Catholic Church
West Fifth
Augusta Street
Henry Kuhling
Elizabeth Kuhling
Philomena Kuhling
W. O. C. Harding
Malsbury
Martin W. Knapp
God’s Bible School
Pfleger
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O’dell Corporation
Dan Murphy
Vine Street
Ike Gottleib
Harris
Gottlieb
Gover Harris
James McIntyre
Bradford
Evening Star
Knox
Pennsylvania
Taft
Lewis Emery, Jr
McLean County
Emery
J. W. Guthrie
Adams-Pike
Manchester
Johnson Democrats
Poi
Cupid
Opera Comique
Sons of Old Erin
Norwood
Cincinnatian
United States Court
I. M. Gilding & Co
West
Vine
Bauer
Ice
Suzan
Main Street
Superior Court
ART Club
Heaquarters
Jm, McGullough's Sons CO
Szescn
Walnut Street
Ohio Humane Society
United Jewish Charities
W. A. Robinson
Theo. Workum
O. A. Trounstine
Children of Good Shepherd Convent
Masons
Probate Court
Besidce
BEF Blitz
California
New
Pullman
New Orleans
Houston
San Antonio
el Paso
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Illinois Central Railroad
Thern
W. G. Woodmansee Piano CO
W. 4Th St
Chicker
Western
Fischer
Player Pianos
Sterling
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