Interurban Bus Terminal Debate at Government Square
City officials heard strong backing from Chamber of Commerce and auto club for using Government Square as a central bus terminal while awaiting June 15 Collister Home Rule act. Traction interests favored interurban use but warned against street car interference and supported temporary use with future private terminals downtown.
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Government Square
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Retail Merchants’ Association
Carrel
Albert Shell
Jesse McClean
Merchants
A. Clifford Shinkle
Samuel Lipp
Thomas Tallentire
Henry J. Pfiester
W. T. Calerdine
The
Automobile Club
J. Stacey Hill
Gibson
Walter A. Ryan
Froome Morris
Gilbert B@ttman
Robert Taft
Lipp
Tallentire
Calerdi
Taft
Norwood
Pfiester
Toledo
New York City
Milwaukee
Chicago
Indianapolis
Portland
Ore
Shell
Calerdine
City Board of Control
Frank Bowman
State Public Utilities Commission
Morris
Mr. Lipp
Board of Control
Tudor
Hornberger
Council Committee On
Council urged to oppose widening downtown streets
The Street Committee asked the City Council to ignore the City Plan for widening streets between Third and Fourth and instead repave Sycamore Main Walnut Vine Elm and Plum. The panel cited opposition and limited benefits, while Main Street merchants warned of possible litigation. A public hearing on Third Street sidewalk reductions is planned.
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Sycamore
Main
Walnut
Vine
Cliff Martin
The
Commercial Tribune
Frank Krug
Martin
Third Street
Krug
Main Street
Fourth Street
Court Street
Planning Commission
Col Traprock To Relate South Sea Island Tales
George Chappell known as Colonel Traprock will relate his South Sea Isles experiences to Business Men's Club members and families at the clubhouse on May 27. He is a Yale graduate, New York architect, contributor to magazines, author of The Cruise of the Kawa, and during a South Sea voyage he married a native girl.
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George Chappell
Colonel Traprock
Yale University
South Sea Isles
Business Men’s Club
Mr. Chappell
South Seas
Kawa
New York
South Sea Islands
Dr Fernald to Visit Capital
Dr Mabel R Fernald Associate Director of the Vocation Bureau Cincinnati schools returned yesterday from Columbus where she attended a conference called by the Ohio Institute of Public Efficiency Authorities on special education met to plan admissions to special classes. She will go to Washington next week to attend another educational conference. She will teach at the University of Wisconsin during the summer.
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Mabel R. Fernald
Vocation Bureau of the
Cincinnati Schools
Columbus
Ohio Institute of Public Efficiency
Fernald
Washington
University of Wisconsin
Bryan attacks modernism in Brooklyn speech on evolution
William Jennings Bryan urged opposition to teaching evolution in public schools during a Brooklyn speech drawing mixed reactions from Rev. James S. Williamson. Bryan defended Tennessee’s anti-evolution law and criticized modernists as unfit to guide education, while Williamson defended freedom of spirit and church autonomy.
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New York
William Jennings Bryan
Brooklyn
James S. Williamson
King’s Highway Congregational Church
Bryan
Mr. Williamson
Mr. Bryan
Congregationalists
Presbyterian Church
Christ
United States
Society For the Advance of Science
J. T. Scopes
Dayton, Tenn
Tennessee
Darrow and Malone to Aid Scopes Defense
Dudley Field Malone and Clarence Darrow accepted to assist Prof. J T Scopes defense in the Tennessee evolution trial. Judge John Randolph Neal will divide labor. preliminary work may proceed by mail from New York. The offer followed Bryan's pledge to aid prosecution.
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Darrow
Malone
Scopes
New York
Dudley Field Malone
Paris
John Randolph Neal
Knoxville
Tenn
J. T. Scopes
Dayton
Clarence Darrow
Tennessee
Neal
Division of Labor
William Jennings Bryan
Prof
Malone-Darrow
Porter William Wheaton Discovers Safe Blown at Ohio Pharmacy
Early yesterday William Wheaton found papers scattered at the Ohio Pharmacy on Eighth and Baymiller. Police say the safe was blown during the night and intruders took between 200 and 300 dollars. no residents heard the explosion per Policeman Quert.
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William Wheaton
Ohio Pharmacy
Eighth
Baymiller Streets
Quert
Commercial Club Outing Plans in Washington With Taft Guest
Thirty six Commercial Club members accept invitations for the Washington outing May 29 to 31. Lucien Wulsin chairs arrangements as the party sails May 28 from the Chesapeake and Ohio. Chief Justice Taft will be guest of honor at a dinner and the group will meet in the Congressional Club. President Coolidge may receive the party at the White House en route home.
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Commercial Club
Washingon
Lucien Wulsin
Chesapeake & Ohio
Taft
White House
Congressional Club
Washington
Coolidge
Potomac
Chesapeake Bay
William Harvey Anderson
W. P. Anderson
G. W. Armstrong, Jr
Bolton S. Armstrong
L. A. Ault
Alfred C. Cassatt
Frederick H. Chatfield
George D. Crabbs
E. B. Dawson
Fred A. Geier
E. C. Gibbs
James Albert Green
Charles A. Hinsch
Confessional Moments Reveal Family Secrets
In a tense scene, Lillian questions Mother Graham about a claimed relationship to a man who resembles Richard. The mother confirms she was Graham's second wife and that she married him at eighteen, while jealousy and past romance surface amid the interrogation.
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Lillian
Mother Graham
Richard
Margaret
Dicky
Graham
Mr. Graham
Policeman Robert Young Dismissed for Unbecoming Conduct
Robert Young of the Tenth District was dismissed from the police department yesterday by Safety Director Charles E. Tudor after he was arrested last week during a raid on a disorderly house at 550 Hopkins Street. He testified that his reasons for being present would not be understood by his superiors.
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Robert Young
Tenth District
Charles E. Tudor
Young
Hopkins Street
Love's Magic Power Synopsis
Madge Burton a twenty year old telephone operator longs for more than a life of low pay and late meals. She enjoys dances with Jack Hampton and Ted Duncan but loves Emerson Tyndal forty five a wealthy bachelor and her employer firm president.
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Madge Burton
Madge
Jack Hampton
Ted Duncan
Emerson Tyndal
Rich
Cupid Becomes a Detective in a Maine Summer Mystery
Emerson Taydal, exhausted by unfiled letters, heads from his Maine woods retreat to pursue a lead about Miss Madge Burton. A visit to her landlady reveals Burton's debts and a mother who insists her daughters live within their means, prompting Taydal to decide his next move.
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Emerson Taydal
Woods of
Maine
Tyndal
Madge Burton
Miss Burton
Emerson Taydall
Book of Fashions Spring and Summer 1925
A request offers a up to date spring and summer 1925 fashion book in exchange for 12 cents in silver or stamps. The notice invites readers to mail for the booklet details and ordering method.
A Simple Attractive Frock for the Growing Girl
Pattern No. 5091 offers a dress for girls aged 8 to 14 in silk or cotton broad cloth gingham or linen. The 10 year size uses 2 yards of 40 inch material plus 1/2 yard contrast for cuffs and trimming, or 1 1/2 yards with short sleeves. mailed pattern costs ten cents.
Youths Still At Large After Break From Detention
Three alleged auto thieves escaped from the Juvenile Place of Detention in the Courthouse Sunday and remain at large. Names and ages: Stanley Blanford 17, 220 East Sixth Street. John Sweeney 16, 5909 Woodmont Road. Herbert Dickey 16, 2346 Eastern Avenue. Officials cited lack of access to information and absence of superiors as reasons for delayed details.
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Stanley Blanford
East Sixth Street
John Sweeney
Woodmont Road
Herbert Dickey
Eastern Avenue
C. W. Hoffman
Juvenile Court
A. C. Crouse
Hattie Taylor
Albert
Gick
Crouse
William Hunt
Judge Hoffman
Paris Couture Midseason Silhouettes Highlight Low Back Fullness
Midseason Paris couture emphasizes a radical low backed silhouette while retaining a slim line. Vertical trimmings elongate the form, straight bands on printed fabrics remain popular, and the tunic dominates as a practical hot day option. Barrels, boleros, higher waists from decoration, convertible collars, scarf collars, and wrist ties appear as key details.
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Paris Couture
Paris
Fairchild
Kroger Named Officer of the Day for St Xavier May Fete
B H Kroger will serve as officer of the day at the St Xavier College May Fete closing day. The May Queen coronation is planned for Saturday evening as the campus carnival ends. The festival, opening Thursday, supports the college athletic fund.
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B. H. Kroger
St. Xavier College
College Athletic Fund
Temperature 101 in Tucson Marks Summer Arrival
Tucson in the grip of a heat wave as a 101 degree reading at 4 pm signaled summer, following a morning low of 54 degrees. The rapid rise of about 46 degrees occurred over eight hours.
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Tucson
Ariz
Englishwoman Praises City Juvenile Court Methods
Miss Sibyl Brown of Hampshire England praised Cincinnati's juvenile system in a visit noting Judge C. W. Hoffman as an expert in juvenile and divorce matters. She said Cincinnati is ahead of many larger American cities in handling juvenile cases and that Hoffman's reputation is known in England.
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C. W. Hoffman
England
Sibyl Brown
Hampshire
Cincinnati
Miss Brown
Hoffman
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ROB Drug Store Safe
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By Fontaine Fox
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