Commission clash over Pearl Street Market hours debate
Farmers and commission men argued at the Market Committee meeting over proposed hours from 6 pm to 7 am. The clash involved Market Custodian Jacob Eyrich and Ray Miller, a Sycamore Street merchant, who challenged graft claims and defended farmers’ selling rights at Pearl Street Market.
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Pearl Street
Peter Fehr
Cold Springs
City Council
Jacob Eyrich
Ray Miller
Sycamore Street
Miller
Mr. Miller
Public Scaffold for Red Bombers in Sofia
In Sofia on May 12 a public scaffold was erected for three Communist conspirators judged guilty of the cathedral bomb outrage. The priest, a colonel, and Petrini were condemned to be hanged in the public square. Two students received six year terms. The trial and hanging were staged to instill fear in Communists.
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Bella Cohen
New York World News Service
Sofia
Peter Zadgorsky
George Koeff
Petrini
Marco Friedman
Mdest
Moscow
N. Y
Woman Dies From Oil Explosion Burns
Mrs. Anna Wohlworm, 71, died at St Marys Hospital after a kerosene can exploded while she prepared supper on Cleves Pike near Rapid Runpike. Firefighter son Frank Wohlxorm aided, but she suffered fatal burns. Survived by daughter Miss Margaret Wohlxorm.
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Cleves Pike
Rapid
St. Mary’s Hospital
Anna Wohlworm
D. C. Handley
Frank Wohlxorm
Mothers Sail to France to Visit Sons’ Graves
Fifty gold star mothers depart New York for France aboard the Republic, visiting the graves of their sons for ten days.
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New York World News Service
New York
France
Republic
Pupils urged to continue study with board issued booklet
The Board of Education and Union Board of High Schools publish a twenty page guide urging eighth grade pupils to pursue further education. It outlines day and night high school courses and trade programs, with counsel from Acting Superintendent Edward D. Roberts for those leaving at 16.
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Board of Education
Union Board of High Schools
Edward D. Roberts
Farm Hand, 70, Charged With Failing to Provide
William H. Reed a 70 year old farm hand of Rural Route No 8 Hamilton Ohio was jailed on a charge of failing to support two minor children Elizabeth 11 and Samuel 8. A warrant from his former wife led to his arrest by William W Finfrock of the Hamilton Humane Society. Reed said his wage could not exceed five dollars weekly and has paid at most 15 dollars monthly. back payments total 32 dollars. He is to appear before Judge Woeste.
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William H. Reed
Hamilton
Central
Elizabeth
Samuel
Reed
William W. Finfrock
Hamilton Humane Society
Josephine Nash
Eastern Avenue
Finfrock
Joseph Huffman
Huffman
Dixie Highway
Cincinnati
Woeste
No Place Like Home for Budget Home Furnishings
The progressive housewife seeks new comfort and beauty at our home furnishings departments. Visit to consult salespeople and learn about our Budget Service Plan will solve many decorating problems.
Durable Maple Lawn Swings With Steel Frame Canopy
Advertisement highlights lawn swings priced at $8 for durable hard lumber models with natural maple finish and red standards, and steel frame swings with canopy priced at $35.75. Emphasizes long lasting family enjoyment and sturdy construction.
Shillito's Silk Patterns Hit The Dressmaking Market
Shillito's Silk fabrics showcase 54 inch wide weaves and patterns in white washable broadcloth with bayadere borders and rich color combinations. Silk crepe and pongee yards run from 1.95 to 2.59 with velvet and wool back satin options. dresses require 14 to 1% yards for tailoring.
Shillito’s Cotton Goods Offers Imported Novelty Voiles
Shillito’s promotes a selection of imported novelty wash materials with French and English novelties priced $1.25 to $2.50 per yard. Featured items include Hand Blocked Printed Voile at $2.50 and various artificial silk georgette and moire Voile fabrics at $2.00 or lower, plus Ratine Voile options at $1.25.
Textile Prices Displayed in Store Ad
Illustrated list shows fabrics and prices per yard including High Back Porch Rocker and French Novelty Fabrics at 6.50, Novelty Embroidered Crepe 5.95, Novelty Printed Crepe 4.50, Chinese Embroidered Voile 4.25, Floral Corded Voile 2.65 with Artificial Silk Hemstitched Crepe on second floor.
Shillito’s Domestics Advertises Low Prices on Sheets and Quilts
Shillito’s highlights good serviceable textiles at low prices. Hope Maslin 15c yard 36 inches wide. bleached and unbleached muslin, novelty pillow cases, and various sheet brands like Mohawk and Utica. Limited quantities and a 10 yard limit per customer. Long cloth bolt available at $1.99.
Rose Gold Blue Striped Muslin Bed Set 81 by 90
Unbleached muslin bed set in rose, gold and blue stripes. Size 81x90 inches. Very effective color schemes suggested for bedrooms. Contains one 81 by 90 inch bed set.
Colored Dress Linens 95 yard at Shillito’s
Linen fabric described as enduring beauty and smart ness with latest colors. Material shrinks from 46 to 36 inches. Shillito's Dependable Linens on the Second Floor offers this item.
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Shillito
Main Floor Economies Itemized Sale Catalog
Advertises 10 inch electric candle sticks priced at 5.00 each and silver plated items. Includes vegetable dishes 6.50 each, umbrellas 1.50 to 5.00, colorful hose and hats for women and boys, three quarter length sports hose 55c, crystal beads 30 inches, fountain pens 95c, writing folios 45c, and various fashion accessories.
Refrigerator Specials in Window Display at Shillito Place House
Basement display highlights three refrigerators with top-front icer and large provision chambers. 90-pound capacity at 28.50, 100-pound model at 37.50, and 60-pound side-door icer at 47.50. White enamel and seamless porcelain interiors emphasize easy cleaning and sanitation.
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Commission
J. M. Heil
Amelia
Fruit Growers’ Association
Clifford Reed
Truck Growers’ Association
Joseph Eckert
Corrine McCloskey
Saunders
Hope Maslin
Utica
Seventh Street
John Shillito Company
Lady Jane
Shillito Place
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