Press and Peace: editors defend press responsibility
Bruce Blivens told the Cincinnati Peace League that the press bears no war-brewing motive and that most editors are honest, peace loving, and not guided by profit from war. He praised U S editors for resisting sensationalism and urged readers to support good papers.
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Bruce Blivens
New York Globe
Cincinnati Peace League
Woodward High School
Blivens
James G. Heller
Plum Street Temple
The
League
Europe
United States
Germany
America
Linen Supply Association considers Cincinnati as national HQ stake
The Linen Supply Association of America opened a four day convention in Cincinnati as leaders discuss establishing a national headquarters. Boston vice president Louis Papp and other executives urge service and ethics, while Chicago and Cincinnati vie to host the base. About five hundred delegates and families attended events at the Gibson with speeches on professional ethics and business service.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Linen Supply Association of America
Gibson
Louis Papp
Boston
W. F. Heissenbuttel
Brooklyn
A. P. Shupe
Cleveland
National Association
H. N. Tolles
Sheldon School
Sheldon
L. J. Oehler
Charles E. Parks
Rookwood Pottery
Thirty Seven Pass Police Mental Tests for City Force
From fifty seven applicants who passed the physical exam the Civil Service Commission reports thirty seven also passed mental and moral tests. Safety Director Charles E. Tudor will appoint the successful candidates immediately. A plan to replace those dismissed amid a federal graft probe is postponed pending a new examination.
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City Civil Service Commission
Charles E. Tudor
Qnce
Holt Hoskins
Baum Street
Paul J. Swaggerty
Laurel Street
Komer Moreland
Pennsylvania Avenue
Paul Bihl, Jr
Symmes Street
Dale A. Weaver
Saybrook
James Stout
Mohawk Street
Samuel W. Anderson
Wehrman
Clyde O'R. McMahan
East Court Street
Charles A. Schruck
McMicken
Singh Humphrey
Dremnan Avenue
Harry W. Wolke
Esmonde Street
Ernest Waechter
Oxford Avenue
James D. Baldwin
Davis Lane
James K. Morgan
William H. Kearns
Mansfield Street
John G. Hempen
Power Street
Clifford L. Cornish
Hamer Os
Joseph M. Ahlers, Jr
Curley
Edward J. McCullough
West Biebth Street
Raymond L. McVeigh
West Court Street
Joseph A. Rechtin
Belvedere
Arthur D. Marsh
West Liberty Street
Charles Kohl
Colerain
Frederick Kimball
East Fifth Street
Frank Drees
Hosea Avenue
Robert A. Wilson
Kew Avenue
Howard N. Hill
Pres Street
Joseph Casey
Harvard Avenue
Chris Allen
Harry H. Smith, Jr
Pulehema R. McAvoy
McMillan Street
Edward M. Hust
Spring Grove
Aaron Robinson
Holbrook Avenue
Raymond Elzenhoefer
Armory Avenue
William McDermott
Gest
Harvey Ducker
Wade Street
George J. Hauck
Central Avenue
Boy Swallows Poison at Work Incident
Donald Guthrie a 21 year old courterman of 815 Sycamore street employed by the John R. Thompson Company in its restaurant at 30 East Fourth street was taken to General Hospital yesterday after becoming ill at work. He said he had taken poison tablets by mistake and was released after treatment. his condition was not serious.
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Donald Guthrie
Sycamore Street
John R. Thompson Company
East Fourth Street
General Hospital
Hoff Warns Against Speculation In Stock Deals
Ed ward J. Hoff assistant to the president of Citizens' National Bank—speaking at the American Business Club—warned against speculation, noting two life moments to avoid it and describing stock reloading schemes that lure investors with dividends paid from capital and inflated capitalization. He urged caution to prevent loss of original and additional investments.
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American Business Club
The
Gibson
Edward J. Hoff
Citizens’ National Bank
Hoff
Wife sues for husband gambling losses at Beulah Park
Rose Rosenfeld of Columbus sues Capital City Racing Association for 4000 dollars claiming her husband Jacob Rosenfeld lost the sum betting on Beulah Park races last year. She seeks 5000 dollars in penalties under a statute allowing wives to recover money lost by husbands in gambling.
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Columbus, CO
Franklin County
Rose Robosenfeld
Columbus
Capital City Racing Association
Beulah Park
Jacob Rosenfeld
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Peace League
War Spirit Rules
Coolidge
Commission
Russia
Paris
Linen Supply Association
Foundation of Business
Chicago School
E. J. Hoff
John Shillito
Bishop
Chanel
Breath of the
Avenue Organization
Arch Protector
Shillito
Shillito’s Wash Goods
Redfern
Palm Beach
the Children’s Store
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