Unusual Kroger Office Theft Baffles Police
Cincinnati police report a puzzling $1100 loss from the B Hi Kroger office on Des Moines street. Detected Saturday, the case involves two trusted collectors aged sixteen and older, who left money in a safe with a memo, while two female cashiers, including a Kroger relative, counted receipts each morning.
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Cincinnati
B. Hi. Kroger Company
Des Moines
East End
West End
Speet-The-River
Hamilton
Dayton
Kroger
Kroger cash robbery alleged by safeside theft
Two Kroger cash collectors reported after a Friday round that $1,100 vanished from the office vault. The loss occurred while the two women worked at the desk and a thief likely entered unattended, investigators say. The company suspects no employees and races to recover the missing funds.
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Daytona
Kroger Company
B. H. Kroger
Missionary Meeting of First M E Church Women
The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the First M E church will meet at the parsonage Tuesday afternoon.
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The
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the First M. EB. Church
Ely's Cream Balm for Nasal Catarrh Pay 50 Cents
Do the right thing if you have nasal catarrh. Get Ely's Cream Balm at once. Do not use cocaine containing powders or snuffs. Ely's Balm relieves inflamed nasal passages and throat by releasing secretions, unlike mercury medicines that dry secretions. A real remedy. All druggists 50 cents. Fly Brothers 56 Warren Street New York official agents.
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Ely
Fly Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Bed Fire in Deerwood Pugh Family Apartments
Firefighters answered a Sunday call at Main and B streets to a bedchamber blaze in Deerwood Pugh's apartment above Miller Drug Co. The fire, confined to bed and bedding, began mysteriously with two rival theories: a mother lighting a gas stove or a cigarette smoking elder brother. Loss described as trivial.
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Main
B Streets
Deerwood Pugh
Mt. Vernon
Miller Drug Co
Local donor CH Gray contributes to Mt Clemens Children’s Home
H C Gray of Hamilton Ohio sends five dollars to the Mt Clemens Children’s Home via the Democrat Sun appeal for urgent repairs. He notes no legal means for council aid and endorses the plan to collect personal donations.
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Mt. Clemens
Mich
Democrat-Sun
Hamilton
Thehhildren
Ey Council
Henry Gray
H. CC. Gray
Two Arrests In Wood Street Highway Robbery
Willam Sittloh was robbed of 4 50 in cash at 1 30 AM near 72 Wood Street. He identified Roy McNeil and James Chapins as assailants. McNeil and Chapins were arrested. a hearing before Mayor Thomas followed.
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Willam Sittloh
Mary Sennett
Chestnut Street
Lile Cafferty
Wood Street
Sittleh
Roy McNeil
Front Street
James Chapins
McNeil
Cahill
Symmes
Chapins
Sittloh
Thomas
Big Initiation Promises Grand Catholic Foresters Evening
Final preparations are complete for a large initiation at O. F. Hall tomorrow evening. Holthouse Court will confer the exalted degree on a big class with the degree team having three months of work behind them. About 300 Catholic Foresters are invited to attend with refreshments songs and speeches planned for an enjoyable night.
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O. F. Hall
Holthouse Court
Harrison councilman Joseph Binder dies by self-inflicted shot
Joseph Binder 52 of Harrison killed himself Saturday at home with a pistol. In poor health, he told his wife he would rest a while. she found him in his room with a smoking revolver in his right hand. A former councilman and long-time town marshal, he leaves a wife and five children.
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Joseph Binder
Harrison
Binder
Horse Put Down After Illness in City
John Reichel of Reservoir street reported a horse critically ill and unable to rise. An officer was requested for dispatching the animal. City Undertaker Schultheiss later removed the dead horse.
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John Reichel
Reservoir Street
Schultheiss
Police Arrest Michael Lottes After Disturbance at Jangles
Mike Lottes of 17 Wood Street was arrested Saturday night for intoxication and for quarreling with hostess H Corbett a lead pencil peddler with one leg from Dayton Ohio who went to the Jangles and caused a disturbance until police were summoned.
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Mike Lottes
Wood Street
H. Corbett
Dayton
Land of Dollars premieres with Ezra Kendall in Michigan City
Ezra Kendall stars in a new George Ade comedy The Land of Dollars at Michigan City. Kendall, a millionaire returning to health and wealth, gathers villagers to Atlantic City to grant wishes. The cast includes a village prima donna a rural veterinarian a hotel keeper a rural financier and a cook famed for dandelion dishes. The role is a light departure for Kendall and the plot is said to have deep human interest.
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Michigan City
Ind
Ezra Kendall
George Ade
Kendall
Atlantic City
Calve
Lawson
Ade
George Ade Starred At The Theatre This Season
George Ade, now famed across the stage, is discussed as the author of popular plays. Born in Brook Indiana and a Purdue graduate, he moved to Chicago to work as a reporter for the Chicago News. His Fables in Slang secured national renown and his first play The Sultan of Sulu became a long running comic opera success.
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George Ade
Ile
Brook
Indiana
Perdue University
Chicago
Chicago News
Sulu
Peggy
Playwright Ezra Kendall Stages Land of Dollars at Smith’s
From Paris he wrote several works and then produced The Land of Dollars. Ezra Kendall will star in the play at Smith's Theatre next Saturday night, following The County Chairman The College Widow Artie, and another comic opera.
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Paris
Artie
Ezra Kendall
Smith’s Theatre
Great Variety Show Promises Top Vaudeville Acts
Manager McCarthy brings an all around advanced vaudeville company to the Grand this week. The Four LaDells, famed mystic manipulators, headline with Bonuillo, the hand balancer and extraordinary acrobat, promising a diverse and engaging program for seekers of variety.
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McCarthy
LaDells
Bonuillo
Comedy duo and musical star headline bioscope show
Woodley and Van Omey perform musical comedy while Leonard and Lester deliver rapid fire sets to convulse audiences. Larry Hodgins sings Home Sweet Home as Transformation is shown at the bioscope.
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Woodley & van
Omedy
Leonard & Lester
Thlarry Hodgins
Bioscope
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad Claims Years of Use
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a long trusted teething remedy used for over sixty years. It promises to soothe pain wind colic and diarrhea and offers worldwide druggist availability at twenty five cents a bottle. The copy urges buyers to request the product by name and notes a food and drug act guarantee with a serial number line.
Judge approves bond to appeal Hartwell case in Cincinnati
Judge Bromwell grants Bela Falkenstein mandamus to force Mayor James A. Lowes to accept an appeal bond after Falkenstein was fined for keeping his shoe store open on Sundays.
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Bromwell
Cincinnati
Bela Falkenstein
James A. Lowes
Hartwell
Falkenstein
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Promotes Curative Merit
Widely recommended for curing and a thirty year reputation for indigestion constipation rheumatism and bad blood. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea 35 cents Tea or Tablets The Radcliffe Drug Co Car High and Second Sts and 231 High St.
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Rocky Mountain
Radcliffe Drang Co
Car High
Second Sts
High St
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