Women's Cloth Dresses in Rich Range of Autumn Styles
Tibor presents a wide collection of dresses including Jumper Effector and Princess models. Fabrics feature Fancy Stripes Plaids Broadcloths Serges Panamas Voiles with Hand Braid Trim. Autumn values run from $19.50 to $89.50 across Directoire and Serge models.
Seek merger of commission men to end dispute
A fight between the Chamber of Commerce commission men and the Cincinnati Produce Commission Board nears resolution. The Produce Board will form a committee to meet a Chamber delegation to craft a merger plan. They may join the Chamber with concessions limiting Produce Committee members to commission men. President Egan set a committee to meet tomorrow.
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Painter Charged With Theft Claims False Accusation
George Parker a Water town New York painter was arrested in City Hospital on petit larceny charges. Detectives say he admitted taking twenty dollars from Undertaker James Finn but claimed a friend robbed him en route to Averydale. Parker who served in the Marine Corps wore a marksmanship medal.
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City Hospital
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Parker
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Freshmen and Sophomores Prepare for Campus Flag Rush
At the University of Cincinnati the freshmen announce a flag rush starting at 6 AM lasting ten hours. Dan Gregg leads about fifty freshmen, while Max Zange and Walter Heuck command the sophomores from the sidelines. The event occurs on Burnet Woods field inside a 150 foot wire enclosure with strict age rules and parental consent.
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University of Cincinnati
Dan Gregg
Max Zange
Wut
University
Walter Heuck
University Athletic Field
Burnet Woods
Taft Waterways Talk Endorsed by Captain Ellison
Captain Ellison states he takes a proper stand on the Taft waterways issue. He urges completion of work and suggests that if implemented, a nine-point plan could speed progress for Ohio.
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Ellison
Prominent Cincinnatians to Attend Ohio Valley Waterway Meeting
Captain J Ellison promotes Judge Tafts call for a fixed waterway policy at the Ohio Valley Improvement Association convention in Louisville October 22 23 and notes a strong Cincinnati delegation will attend. He cites nine foot navigation and Ohio River completion as key goals backed by Army Engineers and the National Rivers and Harbors Congress.
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National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Deep Waterways Convention
Chicago
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Commercial Tribune
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Ohio Valley Improvement, Association
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Colonel William Shaw Resigns as District Passenger Agent
After forty one years with the Burlington Route Colonel William Shaw resigns as District Passenger Agent. He will become City Passenger Agent at Indianapolis Indiana and will retain a company position. Cincinnati will split his former territory with R V Bowen in charge there and J W Clayman to lead the southern and eastern districts.
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Shaw
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J. W. Clayman
Ohio River
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Cincinnati Broker Recovers From Charred Hand Incident
Harry Ledman, a Cincinnati broker, suffered a severe hand burn while extinguishing a dining room fire. While celebrating healing progress he stepped on a carpet tack, injuring his foot and tearing out the tack. He later required surgical removal of the tack and is now resting at home.
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Harry Ledman
Cincinnati
Ledman
Lehman
Taft Party to Travel by Special Train Through Kentucky
The Republican National Committee arranged a special six car train to carry Judge Taft and party from Huntington West Virginia to Louisville on Thursday October 15 with stops at Morehead Salt Lick Mt Sterling Winchester Lexington Frankfort and Shelbyville. The train arrives in Louisville by 7 PM to meet an evening engagement.
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Rock Island Company Directors Reelect at Jersey City Meeting
Ogden Mills and D G Boissevain were re elected directors of the Rock Island Company at the annual meeting in Jersey City. President Robert Mathew said the 1908 surplus would be a little over 1 million with no near term dividends after 1905. He added that prospects for the future look brighter and the coming year should be stronger.
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Jersey City
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Rock Island Lines
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