Democrats Open City Campaign at Alms Hotel in Cincinnati
More than a thousand attendees packed the Alms Hotel ballroom for the Democratic municipal campaign kickoff with speakers Capt. Thomas Morrow Judson Harmon and Dr. Charles Bonifield. Bonifield pledged to repeal the occupational tax and curb city expenses while Harmon urged voter involvement and a focus on city government over state or national concerns.
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Alms Hotel
Simeon M. Johnson
Thomas H. Morrow
Helen Schuster Martin
Judson Harmon
Charles AL. Bonifield
Dr. Bonifield
New York
Democratic Council
Wwn
Cincinnati
Harmon
Battle
Europe
Washington
Cincinnati Fall Festival plan revived as for profit corporation
Former directors of the Cincinnati Fall Festival Association propose reorganizing under its old name as a for profit corporation with 5000 capital and a 500000 guaranty fund. A lease on Music Hall is sought for a thirty day festival with parades exhibits night pageant and revived Stannicnic order.
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Cincinnati Fall Festival Association
Chamber of Commerce
Ways and
Music Hall
Odeon
Hospital
Fourteenth Streets
James A. Reilly
E. A. Seiter
J. Stacey Hill
Dixie Highway
C. B. Braunstein
Order of Stannicnic
Veiled Prophets of St. Louis
Rex Society of
New Orleans
Festival Association
Open breach at medical meet over German guest speaker
Tensions flared at the Cincinnati Academy of Medicine when Dr. B Merrill Ricketts moved to deny Dr. Hans Holfelzer of Frankfurt address. Dr. Ricketts alleged anti American stance, but the motion was tabled and Holfelzer spoke to a standing ovation before many attendees departed in protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Holfelzer
Kennon Dunham
Gordon McKim
Hans Holfelzer
Cincinnati Academy of Medicine
B. Merrill Ricketts
Holfelzer
Ricketts
Dunham
Academy
Library Club
Hoffelzer
Dr. Banham
United States
Germany
Senate
Frankfort on-the-Main
on-the-Rhine
on-the-Main
America
Rufus B. Hall
McKim
Hoffelzner
Dr. Ricketts
Dr. Hoffelzer
Dr. McKim
Mr. McKim
J. Dunham
Club to Beautify Pioneer Cemetery At Little Miami Junction
The Cincinnati Woman's Club met to convert the abandoned Pioneer Cemetery at the Little Miami and Ohio Rivers into a beauty spot for Hamilton County. A DAR committee will scrub tombstones clear underbrush and hire landscape gardeners. a caretaker will be appointed, and visitors may view Cincinnati's early settlers' graves. Delegates and alternates were named to attend the upcoming women's clubs convention in October.
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Little Miami
Ohio
Hamilton County
Cincinnati Woman’s Club
Clara Newton
Joseph Thomas
Maurice White
Daughters of the American Revolution
Cincinnati
Kennon Dunham
Club
John Greivee
Julius Hargrave
Helen Kendrick
Robert Kidd
Clara McLaughlin
Merle Miller
George Mills
Helen Mitchell
D. S. Oliver
John Shindel
Guy Tawney
William Jordan Taylor
Phillip Wasson
David Workum
Richard Buchanan
George Harper
James Hyndman
Catherine Cobb
W. E. Brotherton
Advertisers Listed in Local Index of Amusements and Goods
An index of advertisers includes Baldwin Piano Company Long Island Campbell's Creek Coal East Hills Coal and Supply Co Fifth Third National Bank Hunter Evans Dubie Foley's Honey and Tar Mullane-Candy Newstedt-Jewelry Pinkham's Vegetable Cures The Geo Ast Candy Co The John Van Range Wurlitzer and other firms. The listing features diverse services from motion pictures to clothing, drugs, and hardware in a local classified context.
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Baldwin Piano CO
Baltimore & Ohio
R. R
Burger Bros
Campbell’s Creek Coal
Lisdianesse
Dr. Willam Company
Ein
Peewee American Finance Co
Beazell'& Chatfield
Breed, Elliott & Harrison
Five States Motor Co
Ahaa Hunter, Evans & Dubie
Ol Shaban ' Hutton & CO
Ieee Caeks
Seasongood & Mayer
Well, Roth & Co
Baxie
Newstedt
Pinkham’s
Hasan Dasdeas
Richmond Bros
Schaefer Rubber Co
Bhillitos J
Swift * Laboratory
Iree Caine
Effron-Gordon Co
Geo. Ast Candy Co
John van Range
Smith-Kasson Co
Wurlitzer
Zion Overseer offers $1000 to prove world is round
Wilbur Glenn Voliva of Zion in Shiloh Tabernacle announced a $1000 reward for anyone who can prove the world is a sphere with motion. He repeated his claim that the world is flat and motionless.
Man Who Stole Gems From Salesman Held In Detroit
Detroit police report the arrest of Fred Wagner also known as G Green and Samuel Shaplain in Detroit. Wagner, a jewelry thief, allegedly stole 10 000 dollars worth of gems from salesman Clarence Roehr of Providence. Some gems were found on Wagner at arrest and he refused transfer to Cincinnati without proper papers.
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Detroit
Edward H. Fox
Eugene Weatherly
Fred Wagner
G. Green
Samuel Shaplain
Cincinnati
Clarence J. Roehr
Providence
R. I
Wagner
Roehr
Green
Shaplain
Removal of Slattery By Executive Order Expected in Few Days
Covington District Attorney Thomas D. Slattery defies Washington officials over calls to resign. He claims a four year term and says the President may remove him, but will not resign while awaiting final decision.
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Dist. Nat
Aneron
Thomas D. Slattery
Covington
Washington
Slattery
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Curfew Restored in Barberton by City Council
Barberton Ohio October 3 The City Council approved reviving the old curfew ordinance after a petition by the Lincoln and Central Schools Parents and Teachers Association. The big fire bell will toll eight at night and under 16s must be accompanied by a parent or adult or be kept off the streets.
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Barberton, O
Barberton
Lincoln and Central Schools Parents and Teachers’ Association
Thugo In Auto Kidnaps Victim Near Coney Island
Ben Koogler of the Terminus Hotel was kidnapped by three men in a car early yesterday. They drove him to a secluded spot on Turkey Bottom road near Coney Island and robbed him of $135 before releasing him. He reported the incident to police in the afternoon.
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Ben Koogler
Terminus Hotel
Fifth
Sycamore
Turkey Bottom Road
Coney Island
Roogier
Fourth Street
Central
Plum Streets
Turkey Bottom
Koogler
Cincinnati
Lost three year old girl declares name Annette
A golden haired three year old girl was left at the First District Station by a nameless man. The child answered Annette to every question, was taken to the Children’s Home, and two hours later her parents appeared but staff failed to file their names. The records remain missing.
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Linn
Baymiller
First District
Annette
C. H. Lewis
Threat letter signed K K K targets Louisville evangelist
In Louisville on October 3 Rev. Dr. Elwood Bulgin handed a letter to postal authorities that warned him to leave the city. Signed K K K Committee with a red skull and cross bones, the note implied violence. Bulgin suspects a Ku Klux Klan link but did not take it seriously.
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Louisville
Elwood Bulgin
Bulgin
Klan Leader Summoned to Washington Hearing
Imperial Wizard W. J. Simmons was asked by House Rules Committee Chairman Campbell to appear in Washington on October 11 for the Klan hearing. Mrs. Elizabeth Tyler said Simmons would come, even if brought on a stretcher, with other Klan officers possibly accompanying him.
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Atlanta
W. J. Simmons
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Campbell
House Rules Committee
Washington
Elizabeth Tyler
Order
Simmons
Grand jury to probe tarring and feathering of hotel man
Sherman Texas October 3 Judge Silas Hare urged the extraordinary grand jury to investigate the September 20 tarring and feathering of Fred A. Ziegler former hotel man and to probe any organization aiming to govern justice by its own hand in the nation.
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Sherman, Tex
Fred A. Ziegler
Silas Hare
Five Die As Plane Falls In Flames Near Manston Field
Oct 3 report from London states an airplane crashed near Manston Air drome from about 200 feet. Five men died, four mechanics and a crew member, as the machine burst into flames in windy conditions. An air force sergeant tried to rescue them with an axe but was driven back by the fire.
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London Field
London
Manston Airdrome
Ppan
Air Force
Cranberry Sauce Ad Promotes BHatmor Product
An advt promotes Cranberry Sauce made with BHatmor claiming rich flavor. It invites consumers to try the sauce as a tasty addition to meals.
State Officials Plan Road Work to Ease Unemployment
Washington October 3. The Executive Committee of the National Association of State Highway Officials discussed reducing unemployment by using unskilled workers in new road construction and maintenance. A proposal seeks 1,500 five ton caterpillar tractors from War Department surplus via the Phipps bill. C M Babcock Minnesota highway commissioner outlined conference talks. The Bureau of Public Roads may participate in further meetings.
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Washington
National Association of State Highway Officials
War Department
Department
Harding
Congress
Phipps
Senate
Liberty Bonds
C. M. Babcock
Minnesota
Bureau of Public Roads
Department of Agriculture
Thomas H. McDonald
Taft Administered Judicial Oath as Chief Justice
Washington reports the Supreme Court opens its fall term with William Howard Taft taking the judicial oath becoming the first Chief Justice who previously served as president. James M. Beck is introduced as the new Solicitor General as Clerk selection is announced. The court hosts a White House reception before resuming duties. The government moves to dismiss the Keystone Watch Case Company anti trust suit, leaving lower court decrees in effect and noting prior settlements.
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Washington
William Howard Taft
United States
Supreme Court
Mr. Taft
Joseph McKenna
Taft
Harding
James M. Beck
White House
William S. Stansberry
Washington, D. C
Stansberry
James D. Maher
Keystone Watch
United States District Coourt
Philadelphia
Cotton market in New York dives after crop report shock
The New York cotton market collapsed after the Agriculture Department published crop conditions with December futures sliding from a high near 21.95 cents to around 20.05. The report showed a 6,537,000 bale crop and a condition of 42.2, triggering intense liquidation before partial recovery on weather hopes in Oklahoma and rain in the belt.
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New York
Department of Agriculture
Oklahoma
Central agency to open in Washington for unemployment relief
President Harding urged governors and mayors to organize local mechanisms to combat unemployment this winter. A central agency will coordinate national rehabilitation efforts from Washington under the unemployment conference. Hoover to announce plans. Colonel Arthur Woods considered for head of the agency.
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Washington
Harding
Central Employment Agency
Hoover
Arthur Woods
New York
Hitchcock to Confer with Wilson on Treaty
Senator Hitchcock plans to confer with former President Wilson within the next few days regarding the administration peace treaty with Germany. The meeting is said to have been arranged at Wilson’s request after the recent visit of Senator Glass of Virginia, a Democrat.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Wilson
Germany
Glass
Virginia
Manslaughter Charge Against Fatty Arbuckle Set for Oct 19
San Francisco report shows Roscoe Arbuckle charged with manslaughter in the Virginia Rappe case. The grand jury indictment appeared on Judge Harold Louderback’s calendar for a plea today but was delayed to Monday October 19.
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San Francisco
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Harold Louderback
Indictments In Nebraska Stock Inquiry Seek 58 Counts
Omaha, Neb. Fifty eight indictments, none public, were returned by a special grand jury under the Attorney General to probe Nebraska stock transactions. Ninety seven people named. embezzlement charges involve Samuel H. Grace and the Shafer brothers connected to Shafer Co and the American Bank Building Co. A receiver was sought in Federal Court by stockholders last August.
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Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Samuel H. Grace
Railway Employees Society of Labor
Ward E
Marion F. Shafer
American Bank Building Company
Shafers
Blinded by Headlights Upset at Madison Road Crossing
John Wiley of 1527 Gorman Street drove north on Madison Road when blinded by an oncoming car at the B and O Railroad crossing. The rear wheel broke as the auto swerved into a gutter and overturned near Oakley, injuring none beyond minor bruises and scratches to Wiley's wife and child as passengers.
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Madison Road
Oakley
John Wiley
Gorman Street
Wiley
Plot To Blow Up Secretary Wallace Home Foiled
Des Moines report states an alleged plot to blow up the home of Secretary H C Wallace collapsed after a demand for 200 dollars for immunity. Authorities say a threatening note was sent to the Wallace residence and may have been written by a crank. Similar letters were reported to other Des Moines residents.
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Wallace
Des Moines
Des
Moines
H. C. Wallace
Agricubbine
Wiliam Griffin
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