Lost Boy Found After Nickel Theater Sighting
Three year old Joseph Annarino was reported kidnapped by Black Hand fears. Police traced the boy to a nickel theater on West Fifth Street where he had fallen asleep unseen. Community Italians celebrated his safe return. threats had targeted the family with attempted bombings nearby.
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Servant Girl Robs Two Stores in Avondale Case
A new thief identified as Annette has been traced to BUNOkoes Department Store. Allegedly she bought $96 of goods and charged to H D Wente’s account at the Harvey Building Avondale and later charged $200 to Mrs Wood at H S Pogue Co. The servant vanished after the alleged two-store spree with Mrs Wood’s name involved.
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Bucket Brigade Saves Convent From Prairie Fire
Elmwood Place Fire Department could not reach the flames and farmers formed a bucket brigade near Good Shepherd Convent west of Carthage to protect the building and nearby homes. Drought fed the blaze but a hard fight kept the convent from destruction. a tramp driven from the area is believed to have started the fire.
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Disappearance of Two Cars of Coal Raises Case
Magistrate Smedes took under inquiry the missing two cars of coal in a dispute between New River Coal Company of Charleston West Virginia and Rahn Carpenter Company of this city. New River seeks 107.50 for two cars of coal from a fifteen car order. Rahn Carpenter says thirteen cars arrived and were paid for while the last two are missing. Charleston company claims receipt shows delivery to the C and O Railroad.
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College Hill Improvement Association to meet on Friday
The College Hill Improvement Association will hold its regular monthly meeting at Town Hall Friday evening at 8 o'clock. After the meeting at 8:30 Prof. H. M. Benedict of the University of Cincinnati will deliver an address on the Economic Value of Birds. The public is invited. The group aims to spur active tree planting and emphasizes the link between trees and birds.
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Village Franchise Clash Simmers Over Traction Rights
Tonight the Delhi village Council and the Cincinnati Lawrenceburg and Aurora Traction Company resume a dispute over franchise rights. Officials allege the company is claiming privileges not granted by the village franchise while the company prepares a statement of its position.
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Creditors to Be Paid in School Funds Case
Rev. Meredith Standley a trustee of God's Bible School and creditors attorneys met Judge Pfleger to discuss distributing funds. Standley said donations total about $8 000 and receipts bring available funds to between $14 000 and $15 000. A list of creditors and payment amounts will be submitted.
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Loving Cup Presented to Bismarck Manager by Chattanooga Elks
Manager Emil Schmitt of Bis marck returns from a trip to the sunny South and recalls a fine loving cup gifted by Chattanooga Lodge of Elks No. 91 during a lodge barbecue. The gift is admired by friends in Bis marck.
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Visiting Mayor and civil service notes at city hall
Visiting Mayor Matrkbreit is George Earl Church once in a Bolivian border trek decades ago. Colonel Church now resides in London. Samuel Bailey asks Front street repairs between Freeman and Mill as winter nears. Purchasing Agent Gass reports 1578.80 in yearly receipts from sales of old rags paper barrels and iron to city institutions.
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Avondale Suburb Plans Tree Planting and Billboard Removal
At a recent meeting the Avondale Improvement Association outlined tree planting for streets with 2.25 each young trees and pledges of growth. A billboard removal campaign was started with a committee to urge Ridgeway and Reading Road owner to remove three signs.
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Court News from October Term of Common Pleas Court
The October term opens with Judges Caldwell Swing Woodmansee Bramwell O Connell Hunt Pfleger on the bench. Sessions in Rooms 3 4 6 and 6 for jury and Room 7 for criminal. equity by Caldwell and Swing. Details of cases include Vine Street Church bid to sell property October 29 and a joint session over alleged unprofessional conduct by a divorce lawyer.
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Richmond Indiana Prepares Welcome for Manufacturers Day Guests
Richmond Indiana readies an elaborate reception for Business Men's Club members visiting for a manufacturers day. A decorated business district and parade march to the depot are planned with Smittie's Band leading the procession.
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Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Listed
Real estate transfers listed for numerous parcels and owners in multiple townships. Also shows mortgages filed and canceled, with buyers, sellers, and property descriptions across streets such as Wade Hamilton Freeman Broadway and Dayton.
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Building Permits For Several 2 1 2 Story Brick Homes
Building permits listed for multiple brick residences including 348 Dixmuth avenue owner John Gaepe and others on Reading road Lexington avenue near Newton Place Powers street and Montgomery road with stated costs and owners. Some entries are partially garbled but indicate construction of two and a half story brick dwellings and related charges.
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May Festival Chorus Holds First Rehearsal in Greenwood Hall
About 250 chorus members met for the season’s first rehearsal in Greenwood Hall at Sixth and Vine. Alfred Hartzell was named choir leader in Frank Van der Stucken’s absence, with A Schehl at the piano. The group studied Handel’s Judas Maccabaeus.
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Cincinnati Woman's Club hosts first meeting with clubhouse push
The Cincinnati Woman's Club met for its inaugural session of the year with Mrs. McLean Blair presiding. The group discussed funding a new Oak Street clubhouse in Avondale, reporting over five thousand dollars raised that day, and organized two committees to oversee construction and event planning.
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Department of Education
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Covington and surrounding guests part ways for winter
Mrs Frances Maurer and daughter Fannie return from Falmouth Kentucky while Kathryne Young of Covington plans a winter visit to Chicago. Local social roundups note hospitality for guests from Newport, Richmond Indiana, and Lincoln County alongside plans for showers and card parties through Newport and Covington.
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Falmouth
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Chicago
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Richmond
Ind
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Newport
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New Orleans
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Millersburg
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Boone County
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Wallace Place
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Honor for Former Pastor Rally at Ninth Street Baptist
Members of Ninth Street Baptist Church and its branches plan a week of rallies with scheduled speakers at Stations B E A D F and Harwood Chapel including Rev C Brown Rev William Cambron Rev H O Fry Rev Arthur Smith Rev H T Crane Josiah Hutton. A mass meeting Friday features G M Peters Rev G W Lasher and Rev Johnston Myers with Myers Chapel dedication at Station E. Station EX gains own lot after raising about 5000 dollars.
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Noted charity leaders attend Ohio Conference in Sandusky
Willing delegates from Cincinnati join the Ohio State Conference of Charities and Correction in Sandusky. M Hubbard presides and will speak on Rationalism in Charity. Dr Louis Stricker discusses the County Relief Blind Commission. Allison of the House of Refuge and others invite the next meeting to Cincinnati. Oberlin and Canton seek next year’s headquarters.
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Syrup of Figs and Senna Promoted as Safe Laxative
The Well-Informed world demands a simple pleasant laxative. California Fig Syrup Co. offers Syrup of Figs with Elixir of Senna, said to be wholesome, gentle, effective, and the preferred remedy for family use. Buy the genuine product from all druggists, price fifty cents.
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