Wife Sees Lost Husband in Film at Gifts Theater
Elizabeth Hicks, 71, visits Gifts Theater to verify if Monte Collins in The Cup of Life is the man she married in Cincinnati in 1873. Once married, later divorced for 35 years, she believed him dead for five. The tale unfolds as she seeks reunion through a distant screen romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Collins
Elizabeth Hicks
Gilbert Avenue
Monte
Marcella Hicks
Marcella
Hicks
Cincinnati
the Ashtons
Elizabeth
Collins
Cains
Sage Named President of Union Central Life Insurance
John Davis Sage, 44, rises from clerk in 1899 to president and manager of insurance at Union Central Life Insurance Company after a board reorganization following Jesse R. Clark’s death. Allan Waters named chairman. Philip Jerome Clark joins board. several officers promoted. Sage is a Cincinnati leader with Brown University ties and local club memberships.
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John Davis Sage
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Jesse R. Clark
Sage
Allan Waters
Louis Breilin
R. Fred Rust
Charles Hommeyer
Philip Jerome Clark
Charles Maertz
William Muhlberg
E. K. Hardcastle
Tucker Carrington
W. O. Pauli
J. R. L. Carrington
H. C. Cumming
Maxwell & Ramsey
Mr. Sage
Hartford
Ionn
Cincinnati
Woodward High School
Franklin and
Brown University of Providence
R. I
Brown University
University Club
Business Men’s Club
Chamber of Commerce
Index to Advertisements on Seventh Page
This page lists advertisers and company names such as American Tobacco Co Arnold Fairyland Co Closson Art Objects Cunard Anchor Line Mullane Candy Pogue’s Richmond Bros Paints and Shillito's. It appears as an index with page references and product categories for classified ads and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Tobacco Co
Arnold—Fairyland Co
Svccas
Burger Bros
Closson
Ecdewase
Cunard-Anchor
S. Line
Dunlap Clothes Shop
East Hills Coal and Supply Co
Wadala
Curbi
American Finance Co
eSeceme Beazell & Chatfield
Enate
Foley’s
Sececs
Garfield Dry Cleaning Co
Selves
Jin Vhu
Banta. CO
Cop Sc
Scisdascvir
Kotte’s Drug Store
Beinsee E Ueieeniss
Shillito's
Fa Ae Swift Laboratory
the Geo. Ast Candy Co
The
Smith-Kasson Co
Wurlitzer Wee
Ssa
Scone
U. S. Marshal Seizes Vessel Belongs to King George
The Ravenrock, a Sacramento Navigation Company collision defendant, was temporarily seized by U S Marshal J B Holohan in San Francisco as a $30 000 damage suit against the British Royal property sailed by King George of England prompted the action. Bond posted by the British Consulate freed the steamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
King George of England
United States
J. B. Holohan
Sacramento Navigation Company
Gas supply threat prompts council warning over rates
A letter from W. W. Freeman, president of Union Gas and Electric Co, to Cincinnati officials warns that 12,000,000 cubic feet of gas may be diverted to other sources if a city rate is not set before December 15. He notes Cincinnati rates are lower than in Youngstown Toledo Cleveland Dayton and Columbus and urges an increase. The letter and suggestions will be discussed by City Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Freeman
Union Gas and Electric Company
Freeman
Cincinnati
Ohio Fuel Company
Youngs
Toledo
Cleveland
Dayton
Columbus
Dayton Lawyer Found Dead In His Office After Assault
Lucien A. Soward a prominent Dayton attorney was found dead in his office in the Rei bold Building at 1 30 pm He had seven stab wounds and blunt force injuries Coroner E E Kimmel ruled death from internal hemorrhage due to aortic arch puncture A three inch penknife lay beside him The office showed a brutal struggle with torn telephone a ripped radiator smashed bookcases and ink stained walls Police suspect a quarrel over a woman or finances led to the killing and a potential search of papers before the killer fled Wilbur Hendrix a hospital employee found the body Soward had lived in Oakwood and practiced law in Dayton twenty years focusing on collections and promotion work
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton, O
Lucien A. Soward
Reibold Building
E. E. Kimmel
Soward
Himelf
Wilbur Hendrix
Dayton State Hospital
Hendrix
Oakwood
Dayton
New York Bone Day Commissioner Says
Washington October 10 Prohibition Commissioner Haynes announced after four months of enforcement that conditions were most satisfactory He cited New York where he found federal agents with a complete grip on the situation and noted grateful offers of cooperation from hotels and other businesses previously embarrassed by alleged violations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prohibition
Haynes
New York
Honest farmer returns lost grip with money checks
Adolph Hampton, a Indiana farmer, found a grip containing $1,000 in cash and $300 in government checks on a road between Price Hill and Lawrenceburg. He refused a reward, then donated the funds to Aurora First Baptist Church remodeling fund after the owner’s son and nephew misplaced the grip during a delivery run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diogenes
Adolph Hampton
Price Hill
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Mr. Hampton
First Baptist Church
Aurora
Julius Gordon
Vine Street
Grip
Gordon
Abraham Cohen
Cincinnati
Cohen
Pacomen Back On Jog As Wage Dispute Ends
About 1,000 pressmen and assistants in downtown Cincinnati printing houses return to work after an amicable settlement ending a strike lockout over hours and wages. Parties report agreed cooperation and that wages remain as before with modified shop practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Berry
International Pressmen ‘and Assistants’ Union
Printers’ League
Berry
Henrys. Rosenthal
Cincinnati
Eemployers’ Committee
Rosenthal
German scientists debated at Cincinnati Medical Academy meeting
The Cincinnati Academy of Medicine debated German ties and literature at a Literary Club gathering. A motion to blacklist everything German failed 190 to 10 in secret session, after which reporters were asked to leave. Dr. Ricketts quit, lamenting anti German sentiment but noting a German speaker was warmly welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Academy of Medicine
Literary Club
B. Merrill Ricketts
Ricketts
Academy
William Gillespie
Gordon McKim
Gillespie
Forty Five Injured As Parade Grand Stand Collapses
In Decatur Illinois on October 10 ten sections of the grand stand for an American Legion parade collapsed just before the procession. Forty five people were injured with five in serious condition and no deaths reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parade
Decatur
Ill
American Legion
Bold Trio Rob Chicago in Down Town District Morning Hold Up
Edward J. Prohl of Chicago reported a daylight hold up by three well dressed youths in Cincinnati’s downtown area. At 10:30 a.m. they emerged from a hallway, forced him at gunpoint to surrender $60, a watch and chain worth $40, then fled into a passing crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cincinnati
Edward J. Prohl
Superior Street
Prohl
Main Street
Fourth
Fifth
Ma Prohl
Cranberry Sauce Ad to Pair with Beef
A vintage advertisement extols Cranberry Sauce as a most appetizing relish with beef in any form and promotes Eatmor Cranberries as the ingredient of choice.
New York Doctor Found Dead at Rockaway Hunt Club
The body of Dr. James Raynor Hayden a well known New York physician with a bullet wound in the head was found today in a clump of trees near the Rockaway Hunt Club Long Island where he had been spending the summer. Police recorded the death as self inflicted. He left a friend's home before midnight and returned to the club where he retired before disappearing.
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New York
James Raynor Hayden
Rockaway Hunt Club
Long Island
Hayden
100000 More Families Than Houses In Gotham
New York October 10 Dr Royal S Copeland Health Commissioner announced an investigation of housing conditions shows 100000 more families than houses in the city Overcrowding could trigger an epidemic he warned and said the Board of Health could relocate people from crowded East Side tenements to empty high class apartments in a crisis.
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New York
Royal S. Copeland
Board of Health
Wages of 1896 Higher Than Now Frey Charges
Labor leaders remained silent on the 1 1/2 cent wage cut approved by the Wage Board with Rabbi David Phillipson as umpire. John P. Frey, editor of The Iron Workers Journal, opposed any wage reduction, arguing real wages today are far lower in buying power than in 1896. He warned cuts are unfair, unsound, and uneconomical. Fred Hock declined comment at a Sheet Metal Workers Union meeting.
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Building Trades Council
David Phillipson
Charles F. Waltz
John P. Frey
Ironworkers’ Journal
Sheet Metal Workers’ Union
Ratterman Hall
Twelfth
Walnut Streets
Fred Hock
Ruth barred from lineup as arm injury flares up
New York Oct 10 Babe Ruth was ordered not to play in tomorrow's game by Dr George W King who examined his arm late tonight The arm is swollen and draining and a further incision may be needed King said Ruths chances of playing in the series are not good but could improve if the injury heals sooner than expected He may still rejoin if conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Babe Ruth
George W. King
Ruth
Senate approves tolls exemption for American vessels
The Borah bill granting toll exemptions to U S coastwise ships through the Panama Canal passed the Senate 47 to 37 and goes to the House where delay is anticipated amid armament conference concerns. Democratic and Republican votes split, with key Senators arguing over the measure and its relation to the Hay Pauncefote treaty.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Senate
House
King
Utah
Borah
Idaho
Harding
Hughes
Dids Maee
Ashurst
Ariz. Robinson
Ark
Broussard
Shields
Tenn
Harrison
Miss. Stanley
Kendrick
Wye
Underwood
Ala
Ransdell
Walsh
Mass
Reed
Mo. Walsh
Mont
Brandegee
Conn
McCumber
D. Colt
R. I. McKinley
Ill
Dillingham
Nelson
Minn
Ernst
New
Ind
Hale
Spencer
Kenyon
Sterling
S. D. Keyes
N. H
Man Admits Murder of Wife by Throwing Her From Belle Isle Bridge
Herman F. Rademacher confessed to Detroit prosecutors that he murdered his wife by throwing her off Belle Isle Bridge into the Detroit River after a quarrel. He had been held on a murder charge since her body was found, and said he acted in an uncontrollable temper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Herman F. Rademacher
Allen W. Kent
Belle Isle Bridge
Detroit River
Rademather
Rademacher
Ruth Bunt Sparks Yankees in Series Victory at Polo Grounds
In a tense game the New York Yankees beat the New York Giants 3 to 1 at the Polo Grounds. Waite Hoyt pitched a two run win aided by Meusel and Ruth with a key fourth inning bunt setting up the decisive run. Meusel starred with a .500 day and a strong throwing arm that halted a Giant rally. The crowd reached 35,000 as the series now favors the Yankees two to one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Babe” Ruth
Polo Grounds
Babe
Yankees
Waite Hoyt
Flatbush
Brooklyn
Giants
McNally
Mike McNally
Art Nehf
Wally Schang
Skulmer Miller
Ruth
Ker Way
K Ruth
Bob Meusel
Emil
Meusel
Ward
Hoyt
Hugmen
Moonshine Still Ties To Cincinnati Shooting
A shooting at the Cincinnati city dump near Gest street and McLean avenue left William McMeans with a flesh wound under the right eye. Police found a still in a shanty at the dump and arrested Silas Maybree for illegal whisky possession. William McMeans and Clarence Thomas were arrested on suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Gest Street
McLean Avenue
William McMeans
Freeman Avenue
Clarence Thomas
Silas Maybree
Thomas
McMeans
Maybree
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Cage
Union Central Life Company
U. S
Ghia
Gas and Electric
Lucien A. Soward II
Reibold
Farmer
Suvans
Indiana Pike
Paccomen
German M.D
Academy of Medicine
Hans Holfelder
Gotham
FREY
Philipson
Yankee
Panama
Lodge
Massachusetts
Unitates
McCormick
Ilinois
Ige
Republicanata
Williams
Deme
Sippi
Coolidge
Arigona
Wadswort
Clifford Reale
Charles Bennet
Sherles
Bennet
S$ Street
Broadway
Argyle Place
Weatherly
McCorkhill, Weiss
Gibson Hotel
Bennett
Second and Broadway
Central Bridge
Iime Aor
Geit Hospital
Liet
Ives
UMC
Tap
Slugger
New York Americans
New York Nationals
Bancroft
George Burns
Peckinpaugh
Burns
Schang
George Kelly
Young
Kelly
Emil Meusel
Wallie Pipp
Abe
Rabe
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