Taft Hall Dedication Highlighted by Taft Speech
Alphonso Taft Hall at the University of Cincinnati College of Law will be dedicated this afternoon with a 3 PM ceremony led by Dr. Frederick C. Hicks. Chief Justice William Howard Taft, a former law dean, will deliver the keynote address. A public inspection follows at 4:30 PM and a banquet closes the day at 7 PM with over 300 attendees including city and state officials and jurists.
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Alphonso Taft
College of Law
Frederick C. Hicks
University of Cincinnati
Robert P. Pugh
Linton
Dr. Hicks
Carrel
Supreme Court of the United States
Taft
Supreme Court of Ohio
Carrington T. Marshall
Ohio
Hamilton County
Thomas H. Darby
Court of Common Pleas
Ohio Bar Association
M. Pogue
Cincinnati Bar Association
John R. Schindel
William Walker Johnson
Joseph W. O'Hara
Law Alumnus Association
Nicholas Longworth
House of Representatives
Richard P. Ernst
Kentucky
Atlee Pomerene
Charles P. Taft
Horace Taft
Henry W. Taft
Walbridge S. Taft
Alfred G. Allen
Gilbert Bettman
Y. M. C. A. Law School
Edward P. Moulinier
St. Xavier College
Charles T. Turck
University of Kentucky
William C. van Vieck
George Washington University
Henry M. Bates
University of Michigan
Walter T. Dunmore
Western Reserve University
A. E. B. Stephens
Robert H. Day
Harry Hake
Taft Hall
Judson B. Harmon
John J. Emery
Rufus B. Smith
Prince Otto von Bismarck
Cincinnati
Pike Street
Marshall
Thanksgiving Day Proclaimed by President Coolidge
President Calvin Coolidge proclaims November 26 as a general day of thanksgiving and prayer. He urges the nation to cease work, offer gratitude for blessings, and seek guidance for continued favor amid prosperity and peace. Frank B. Kellogg, Secretary of State, attests the proclamation.
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Washington
Coolidge
United States of America
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Frank B. Kellogg
Secretary
Paul Biese Jazz Orchestra Leader Dies at 38
Paul Biese, nationally known jazz orchestra director and recording artist, died after surgery at Good Samaritan Hospital. Born in Michigan, he popularized the saxophone as an orchestra instrument and served in World War I. Funeral plans wait for his widow from Portland, Oregon. His home was Chicago. The body is held at J. J. Sullivan funeral home as widow's arrival is awaited.
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Paul Biese
Good Samaritan Hospital
Portland
Oregon
Biese
Michigan
America
Navy
Marine Corps
Chicago
J. J. Sullivan
McMillan Street
Castle Farm
Day agent sentenced in Ohio disorderly conduct case
Frank Lerch a 42 year old from Cleveland claiming federal prohibition worker was sentenced in Sandusky Police Court to ten days in jail and a $39 fine plus costs on a disorderly conduct charge filed by a girl who said he molested her last night.
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Sandusky
Frank Lerch
Cleveland
Conservatory Recital by Pianist Mietzylaw Munz in Cincinnati
Pianist Mietzylaw Munz gave his first Cincinnati recital at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. Critics praised his direct, unshowy approach, noting superior technique and sensitivity in Bach, Schumann, Debussy, Rachmaninoff, Chopin, and Taussig pieces. Encores were limited to two despite audience demand.
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Mietzylaw Munz
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Mr. Munz
Busoni
Schumann
Debussy
Rachmaninoff
Taussig
Samuel T. Wilson
City Council Rejects Anti-Gun Ordinance
The City Council yesterday failed to consider an anti gun ordinance transmitted by Chauncey Pichel Assistant City Solicitor. The measure would have required a permit from Police Chief William Cope to purchase a gun and placed weapon possession responsibility under his oversight. Existing rules already license weapon sellers and require buyer identification and sale reporting.
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Chauncey Pichel
Pichel
Eyrich
Municipal Court
William Copelaw
Frank Bowman
Society Scene Glitters With Debut and Fundraiser Plans
Miss Alexina Sattler, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Sattler, will be presented to society on November 24 at the Sattler home in Indian Hill. Junior League members train for two days at the Lawton store, exploring clerical duties and merchandising roles to raise funds for league charities. Mrs. Lucien Walsin leads the project with Mrs. Horace Reid and Mrs. Harrison Smith coordinating, while social hostesses host related events and a luncheon honors Miss Amelia Bingham as she performs at Cox Theater.
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Alexina Sattler
Robert Sattler
Sattler
Indian Hill
Lawton
League
Lucien Walsin
Horace Reid
Harrison Smith
Grace D. Gardner
Burnet House
Amelia Bingham
Cox Theater
Miss Idner
Cox
Miss Bingham
Ohio
Daughters of Ohio
New York
Miss Gardner
Kennon Dunham
E. M. Galbraith
J. B. Foraker
Cook Husbands
Martin McKee
Schuster-Martin
George D. Crabbs
Tomorrow's Horoscope Forecasts a Quiet, Difficult Day
A dull day is forecast from minor planetary configurations with possible obstructions and delays. Important projects should be postponed. social and domestic affairs mirror this unsettled trend. Birthdays may face setbacks. children born today are described as listless with a mediocre career outlook.
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Feat. Ser., Inc
A Pretty Apron and A Morning Dress Pattern Details
A Pretty Apron No 4992 suggests dotted percale with sateen bands in matching colors with other fabrics like cretonne chintz muslin or dotted Swiss. Simple Attractive Morning Dress pattern No 5263 offers embroidery linen gingham linene chambrey options in six sizes from 34 to 44 inches with 38 inch size needing 4 1/2 yards of 36 inch material. Patterns mailed for 10 cents.
Book of Fashions 1925 1926 Offer
Public notice invites readers to obtain the UP TO DATE FALL AND WINTER 1925 1926 BOOK OF FASHIONS by sending 12 cents in silver or stamps. The notice emphasizes current styles and catalogs a timely fashion guide.
The New Handbag Fashion Split For 1925 Styles
A 1925 Fairchild piece notes distinct swagger in new pocketbooks. It highlights lean envelope purses barrel shaped bags and bags with curved edges in novelty leather or suede matched to costumes and accessories. It praises doeskin gloves and kidskin shoes as smart for informal wear.
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Fairchild
Eleanor Gunn Fashion Editor Fashion Advice Request
Readers of The Commercial Tribune are invited to send self addressed stamped envelopes to Eleanor Gunn, the paper’s fashion editor, for clothes problems and style guidance. The request invites direct engagement with readers seeking fashion help.
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Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
The
Eleanor Gunn
the Commercial Tribune
New Loves for Old by Fay Stevenson
Delight Darrow, heiress to a banker fortune, marries Peter Stuyvesant, scion of a long NY lineage, aiming to reform him. The honeymoon tale ends with Delight dancing with an old beau, while Peter sees his wife’s flirtations as toil of marriage and wonders if he is deserted tomorrow.
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Delight Darrow
Donald Darrow
Peter Stuyvesant
New York
Peter
Delight
Peters
By Press Publishing Co
Unheralded benefactor leaves $100000 to school children
John W Underhill, an elderly Black man who built his fortune in real estate, left more than $100000 to the Mays Landing School Board. In his will filed for probate, he instructed the money be spent so that the children will enjoy the fruits of his labor.
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Associated Press
Mays Landing
N. J
John W. Underhill
Underhill
Bryan youths sentenced to Sunday school for break in
Three Bryan lads appeared before Probate Judge W C Holt for breaking into an empty house and vandalism. The judge ordered them to attend Sunday school regularly for the rest of the year.
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Associated Press
Bryan
Bryan Lads
W. C. Holt
Judging a New York corned beef and cabbage contest
A prize contest by the Restaurant Owners' Association of New York drew 1500 entrants for best corned beef and cabbage and other dishes. Fifteen finalists cooked before judges. appearance and taste both influenced wins as the author argues food presentation matters as much as flavor for invalids and regular diners.
A Wife Reveals Morning Call From Hal Meredith
Mrs Bickett and Katherine voiced bystanders move a hospital call as Dr Pettit and Hal Meredith discuss a Chinese patient. The hospital visit follows Katherine’s injury and a gagged escape affecting Mrs Bickett and Lucia Meredith. Meredith rushes to the scene.
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Hal Meredith
Mrs. Bickett
Health Queries Answer From Dr Copeland
Answers to health questions advise a restricted diet and avoidance of constipation to help blemishes. Readers are invited to send self addressed stamped envelopes for full particulars and to repeat questions. Dr Copeland will answer general hygiene and medicinal inquiries for paper readers.
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Copeland
Royal S. Copeland
Ser., Inc
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