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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1908
Page
10
Herbert S Bigelow argued that Paul rather than Jesus authored orthodox doctrine and that progress requires challenging orthodoxy. He urged Congregationalism as democracy in religion, praising freedom and the church's mission to safeguard liberty for the present and future.
Cincinnati Elks lodge begins plan to back August Herrmann for Grand Exalted Ruler with Garry to announce after year start. Los Angeles hosts next year’s convention in July and officials anticipate record turnout and success. Vice Mayor Galvin says Herrmann will run and win, but no convention travel plans until after January.
Customs officials sought 50 percent tariff on souvenir cards B with bird pictures and feather ornamentation. General Appraisers in New York ruled they may be imported as printed matter at 25 percent duty.
Shippers welcome the nationwide uniform bill of lading effective November 1 as railroads explain major changes. The new form shifts initial carrier responsibility along the entire route and introduces anti forgery color coding for COD orders. It standardizes loss calculation by value at shipment and time, with option to use old form at higher freight rates.
The National Directory Men’s Association will hold its annual convention at the Linton Hotel tomorrow and Wednesday. Delegates from Cincinnati Philadelphia Boston Toronto New York St Louis Chicago New Orleans Indianapolis Detroit Akron C New Haven Richmond and Atlanta will attend. Wilson H. Lee of New Haven is president and A V Williams of Williams Directory Co is First Vice President. An election of officers and a dinner at the Linton will close the meeting.
Dr Elizabeth Campbell will announce the six recipients of the J G Schmidlapp Memorial Fund at a Board of Trustees meeting in J G Schmidlapp offices. Campbell, nominated to select the recipients, has narrowed applications to the required six. The fund aids Hamilton County students to complete their education with benefits starting January 1.
Patrolman John Steinweiss of the Fifth District was injured on duty when a nail pierced his foot on a dilapidated Liberty Street Viaduct. The nail caused a one inch deep wound. he was treated at City Hospital and later sent home.
The Executive Committee of the Central Conference of American Rabbis will meet tomorrow morning at the Hebrew Union College Building. esteemed rabbis from across the country are expected, including Kohler Morgenstern Heller Levi Lefkowitz Berkowitz Enelow Greenburg Gries Guttmacher Hirschberg Marx Newfield Rypins Schulman Stolz. The group will decide the venue and program for the next July session.
The first meeting of the Monday Evening Club for the year will be at the Juvenile Court rooms at Court and Main streets tomorrow at 8. H H Shirer of Columbus, Secretary of the State Charities Board, will discuss new laws for charities and correction from the last Legislature session. He will cover adult probation baby farms Juvenile Court detention houses for the insane abandonment of children women visitors for state institutions and related commissions. The talk offers insight from a key figure involved in their passage and enforcement. Guests may attend by invitation through K H Weir Chief Probation Officer atvenbah Sanile Court.
Ethel Nash Jung wife of Gee Jung Chinese chop suey shop owner was taken to Central Station after a raid on 425 West Seventh street. She spoke of heartbreak and separation from her husband as police moved to arraign her in Police Court yesterday.
Worshipers at St. Ludwig's Church were startled when two women disrupted a service by praying loudly and threatening to break up the gathering. Police arrived as one fled through a basement door. the other was seized and jailed at Central Station on drunkenness charges. Mrs Nana Falvey, 50, of 217 Broadway, was identified as a repeat offender.
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