Widow Grabs Replevin for Cash and Diamond Heist
Dina Schwab of McMicken avenue filed for replevin grounding a claim to three fifty dollar bills and seven twenty dollar bills now held by Police Court officials. The case seeks two hundred fourteen dollars by attachment with a diamond attached as part of the property linked to Hamilton.
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Dina Schwab
McMicken Avenue
Jack Hamilton
Hamilton
Muller
Ben Tebbe
Callahan
Pupils to March in May 33 Parade at Fifth District
Principal Disque announced Fifth District School pupils may join the Decoration Day parade after a local donor sent 100 dollars to cover drums flags caps belts and related gear. The donor requested anonymity, leaving the principal relieved and eager with the students.
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Fifth
Disque
Disquet
Two Bullets Fired at Brothers by John Sagel
John Sagel a 22 year old teamster living at 1675 Ham er street was arrested by Patrolman John Smith after firing two shots at brothers Joseph and Fred Bauer ages unknown who walked with Sagels wife on McMicken avenue near Walnut street They escaped harm as both bullets missed Sagel was charged with discharging firearms Sagel is separated from his wife.
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John Sagel
Hamer Street
John Smith
Joseph
Fred Bauer
Brothers
Bank Street
McMicken Avenue
Walnut ‘Street
Sagel
Three Cincinnatians Freed After Attack Not Identified
Three men named Frank 50, Jacob 17, and Moses 20 Friedman, all from 727 Kenyon Avenue, were arrested by Glendale Marshal Meagher yesterday. They were released after Miss Lillian Schoenberger, 19, stated none of them matched the assailant she described.
Indian seamstress teaches in Santa Fe school visit
Mrs. Nannie Bowman of Norwood joined the Government Indian school in Santa Fe as a seamstress to stay near friend Miss Ingram. She taught sewing for two weeks before leaving for Los Angeles and returning home. Pupils named Tomisita Franceskita Avarista Tonita Kygpa Juanna Shane Zach Susan. Indians sometimes revert to traditional dress and paints.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Nannie Bowman
Norwood
Government
Miss Ingram
Egypt
Bowman
Los Angeles
Tonita
Juanna
Shane
Zach
Susan
Boost Cincinnati thead Man's Gay Enthusiasm for Cincinnati
The Advertisers' Club held a midweek luncheon at Schuler's with D. B. Gibson presiding. C. Oskamp Daller, Robert B. McGowan, and Ben Mulford Jr spoke, urging a stronger campaign to promote Cincinnati as a summer resort and stressing local assets and the need for better club-housing ties with business houses.
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Schuler’s
D. B. Gibson
C. Oskamp Daller
Robert B. McGowan
Ben Mulford, Jr
Daller
Mulford
Highland County
Hillsboro
Fountain Square
Bavaria
Paul Poindexter
George A. Shives
Parade Plans For Decoration Day Lineup
A meeting of the J D U A M and Daughters of America will be held tonight at the Grand Hotel to finish parade arrangements. It is expected that about 2000 members of both organizations will participate. Subcommittee reports and other business will be addressed.
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Daughters of America
Grand Hotel
Jewelry Dealers Meet Here in Cincinnati Convention
About a thousand jewelers from across the United States will attend the American National Retail Jewelers' Association convention in Cincinnati August 4 to 7. The Linton Hotel hosts the event with exhibits featuring watches diamonds and glass while manufacturers bid for floor space.
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Cincinnati
American National Retail Jewelers’ Association
Linton Hotel
Cincinnati Retail Jewelers’s Association
Zoo
Chester Park
Coney Island
Rookwood Pottery
Sterling Glass Works
Art Museum
John Bertling
Cincinnati Retail Jewelers’ Association
Edward Simper
L. C. Elsensmith
William Fink
George Nagel
A. Schemel
Edward Kaelin
National Association
Follows Advice Loses Savings After Theft
Mrs. Madeline Ehrhardt withdrew about $2,000 from banks on friends advice and hid it at home. Police report the stash of $1,400 missing with a $400 residue found in the bed. Her husband George Ehrhardt died by suicide days earlier at Kauffman’s brewery where he worked.
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Debonair
Central Police Station
Hamilton
Lueders
Blanche Bradley
Lingo Street
Chicago
Millikin
Chcago
United States Army
Aes
Jack Hamilton
Ilton
Fisoner
Madeline Ehrhardt
Vine Street
Ehrhardt
George Ehrhardt
Kauffman
Parochial School Fire Damages Plum Street Cathedral Site
A fire damaged St. Peter's Cathedral parochial school on Plum Street yesterday with $300 loss. Children had left for dinner when flames began. Inspector Casey and officers evacuated all, some pupils helping to fight the blaze. Cause reported as a candle overturned on the May altar.
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St. Peter’s Cathedral
Plum Street
Casey
Home Burglary Reports Theft at Herschede Residence
Thief entered the Anthony Herschede home at 518 Norway Avenue Avondale while the family was away. The intruder forced a rear window, ransacked rooms, and took jewelry valued at 100 dollars, a revolver, and a small amount of money from a child's bank.
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Anthony Herschede
Norway Avenue
Avondale
Sunny Slope Farm Owner Dies on City Car
W A Cochran 60 owner of Sunny Slope farm Clermont County died of heart failure on a city bound Sedamsville streetcar on Mt Hope road His Delhi resident son was notified Burial planned at Glendale He was brother of Jere Cochran former newspaperman who died recently in Glendale.
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W. A. Cochran
Sunny Slope
Clermont County
Sedamsville
Mt. Hope Road
Delhi
Glendale
Cochran
Jere Cochran
Uncle Sam Works Surprise On Self
Government officials report success in a bid to cut out private bosses in repairing the Cincinnati Post Office skylight. The 67 312 hexagon glass pieces cover a half acre and must be cleaned and resealed. Inspector Holmes of Washington leads a crew of twenty on the government run project expected to last about a month.
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Cincinnati
Inspector Holmes
Washington
Sam
Cincinnati Meters Found Within Ordinance Limits
At a Cincinnati Chemistry Society meeting P F Wehmer inspector of gas and meters reported an examination of over two dozen meters found their variations did not exceed two percent the ordinance limit. The city tests meters on complaint and charges the householder if the meter is correct.
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Cincinnati
Americ Chemical Society
Coroner Holds Inquest On Death Of Nikus Fintire
Coroner Gameron held an inquest into the death of Nikus Fintire a 19 year old Roumanian who died after being shot by Marshal Ben Grote during a pursuit on the Trailroad tracks in Carthage. Witnesses testified Grote was told a Hungarian robbery was occurring and fired when Fintire ran. Fintire died at the County Infirmary on May 17.
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Gameron
Nikus Fintire
Marshal Ben Grote
Carthage
Grote
Fintire
Marshal Grote
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