Remodeling Sale Draws the Crowds
A historic remodeling sale draws crowds as George Krebs outlines steep discounts on premier clothing lines for men and boys. A wide range of department stocks, including carpets and rugs, are offered at sacrifice prices to attract patrons. A. W. Smith of the Alois and Deepke Co. coordinates expert sales staff to ensure satisfactory service.
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Ghia
Krolls
Pulette
Big Krebs
George Krebs
A. W. Smith
Corterty
Alois and Deepke Co
Cinelmatlia Fookins
Mtr Saudth
Krebs
Snewres
Pirtrayk
New Express Co Agent Changes at Hamilton Oxford
News from Hamilton and Oxford details changes in express company representation. JA Smith resigns from Wh Vapress Co to seek health reasons and move toward Denver. Thomas M Dermott of Oxford takes charge, succeeding Flanagan as agent. Office moves to a new location tomorrow with local officials noting his prior government service and strong reputation.
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JA. Smith
Wh Vapress Co
Hamilton
Sears
Oilay
Denver Cobh
Smiths
Lamarrow
Maximinster Thomas M'Dermott
Oxfort
Express Company
Oxford
Thomas Me Heriot
the Gate Express Co
PLP
Flanagan
McMermott
Waster
Als Freinds
the Express Co
Picker
Branashan
Meshermott
Sig
Brexeul
HY. Vidnasen
Paul Flan Suh
Third Degree at Smiths Theater Prompts Mixed Reviews
Sunday showing of The Third Degree at Smiths Theater drew a large crowd though not full. Critics praised Klein's vigorous performance while panning Jeffries for an unsightly portrayal and noted the production’s strong staging and overall appeal.
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Klein
Smith's
Theaterem Trust
Charles Klein
Jeffries
Missing Essing in Indianapolis
The missing Max Von Essing last seen leaving St. Charles Hotel under hurried circumstances. Reported sightings place him in Indianapolis and Dayton as authorities search for his return to recover personal effects kept at the hotel. Probable plans include arrangements for communication with the proprietor GK Bosch to locate him.
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Max von Essing
St. Charles Hotel
Indianapolis
van Fassing
Vollint
Warvard Classi
Dayton
de Mar
St. Charles
Uie
Chem Semei
GK Bosch
Hin Nee
Supreme Court to Hear Home Telephone Case Tuesday
Columbus April 2 The Supreme Court will hear Home Telephone Co versus J D Marshall administrator of Edward Morrow who was killed by an electric shock while employed by the company A verdict of 4000 stands against the company and is to be reviewed Tuesday
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Columbus
Si Preme
The
Home Telephone Co
J. D. Marshall
Edward Morrow
Teach the Boy to Be a Good Citizen
The Southwestern Ohio Teachers Association held a Saturday meeting at the High School Auditorium. Dr John Grant Newman of Western College urged teachers to educate with patriotism and focus on living a virtuous life in peace, stressing a civic duty beyond warfare. The event featured speakers, resolutions urged stronger teacher support, a pension plan, and continued publishing and programs across districts.
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John Grant Newman
Souiwestern Ohiw Teachers? Association
Hie
Siegely
Oebie Audieates
Jol Grant Newman
Woateray
Newman
Sailor
Newmans
Newnan
God
Moses
al Shaw
Heron
Chugel
Danistan
Ohio
Jour Grant Newton
Ford
Western ¢ Lege
J.D. Simkine
Newark
Orikerhat
Citzen
Ageneralion
Binikins
Fess
Carson
French Bros and Bauer Baking Co form new dairy group
The French Bros Dairy Company from Cincinnati merges with Bauer Baking Co to form the French Krow Bauer Co. with a Lebanon Ohio milk dairy plant and other assets. The combined business includes cream rivals, wholesale butter, a large creamery, and twelve Cincinnati retail stores. Management claims long-standing honest leadership and plans for dividend payments at 4 percent per year.
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Mros. Dairy Company
Cinginani
Hamilton
Bauer Let Crean & Baking Co
Krow-Bauer Co
Vw Newompany
Wilk Coffe
Lebanon
Ohio
United States
Ie Banger Making Co
Chin
Sndil
Main Street
Chuw Hall
Cincinnati
aCuypanies
Poperties
Feas
Midlittetown firm incorporated with stock capital
The NGW WMBER COMPANY of Midtittetown is formed with 1,000 capital stock. Incorporators including Pelee Bunte R. T. Ate Kantz Join Kuntz and Nani dA Payne sign the charter. Incorporation occurred at Dayton and the stock is preferred.
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Midtittetown
Trearmiraten
CW Nantis Trilay
Cale Macs
Tally Oy
Pelee Bunte
R. T. Ate
No Kantz
Join
Kuntz
Nani da. Payne
Hale
Mercant
Local committee set to hold stone show next week
A community committee announced plans to hold a stone show during Thursday Friday and Saturday of next week in Artes to Tamton the Sonelusing of the fie iautry. The event aims to showcase local crafts and engage residents in county activities.
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Uallinger-Dinehar
Y excursion to Niagara Falls details and deaths
An article describes a large Y club excursion to Niagara Falls from Hamilton with special cars and a $7 round trip rate, plus warnings about registration and capacity. It also covers a fatal railroad accident near Peoria Indiana involving Mrs King and Dorothy King, with injuries to Dorothy Jenkins, the Jenkins home damaged, and family members affected, including funeral plans.
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Meas
Jienley
Ohio
Mia
Andrew King
Dorothy King
Laura Jenking
Ehlirt
Jenkins
Peoria
Ind
Jy Vallroad
Cincinnai
Miss Jenkins
George
New Chamber Incorporation Reported for Hamilton City
The Hamilton Chamber of Commerce is noted as incorporated, with articles forwarded to Columbus yesterday. The group aims to promote commercial and industrial interests, beautify the city, and pursue development of Greater Hamilton, with officers to be elected. Incorporators include Wiltli Berkowitz Eberson Memp Reiss Rentschiler and George Y. Jones. A first annual account filed by the extensor shows receipts and expenditures totaling 128.25 dollars.
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Mamilton Chaties
Qormeree
Coluntine Hoday
Qeabire
OWI
Wiltui
EU Berkowitz
Joli Eberson
BK. Memp
George 'S Reiss and Gorbin
Rentschiler
George Y. Jones
Mita Wesford
Veteran Ound Murdered Near Dayton Ravine
Samuel Baypate, 63, a longtime resident of the Soldiers' Home, was found dead in a ravine near Dayton, Ohio. Authorities believe he was attacked by highwaymen after leaving the Home Tuesday night, with evidence suggesting a ferocious struggle and a fatal neck wound. A rock and blood near the body point to the murder weapon. Baypate has a niece, Miss Ference Baypele, in Solon, Ohio.
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Samuel, Baypate
Dayton
Oho
Samuel Baypate
Josep Uilery
Baypole
Attupele
Misference Baypele
Solon
Oita
Barker and Mrs Hacker Bond Forfeiture Case In Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on April 28 Virgil FP Barker and a wrongly registered woman faced drunkenness charges. Proceedings were continued with bonds forfeited slated for Doliey court trial next Tuesday. Barker claimed property on West Seventh Street and appeared briefly before court before leaving, while the woman planned to submit a written plea.
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Cincinnate
Cincinnati
Virgil FP
Barker
Central Police Station
Myreid
Doliey Court
Teefon
Coupte
Ty Williams
Hacker
Leon
Weel Seventh Street
Allorney Ureton
Tha Wantin
Hamwe
Fool Automobilist Criticized By Venice Graphic Editor
Dad Demoret of the Venice Graphic laments speeding autoists who raise dust and annoy residents. He notes drivers with vanity cause merry mischief, recounts a hotel bottle-deposit incident, a lilac purchase, and a returning doctor’s welcome. The piece ends with the fair board revising the poultry premiums and Dr. Meeks’s welcome return.
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Dad Dettoset
Venice Graphic
Sfust
Fis
Loch
Casey
Flote
Meeker
First Census Return Signals Rapid City Population Rise
Russell Stelgart of Preemnat H, in Third Wart, filed the census at noon Saturday. Enumerators report many empty houses and notable city immigration. Officials now expect the city population to climb toward 36,000.
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Riusssel Stelgart
Conkite
Behiers
Death of Cavetown’s Thomas S Trewin After Illness
Thomas Sylvester Trewin, a longtime Cavetown resident, died at about four this morning after several weeks of illness. He leaves his widow Mrs Sarah Harris and no funeral arrangements have been announced.
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Thomas Sylvester Trewin
Cavetown
Ile Howe
Sarah Harris
Levee Plan Approved and Bids to Be Advertised
The county commissioners approved the levee improvement plan for Stout with bids to be advertised. Work is to be completed by November 1, 1910, about 1,400 feet long, estimated cost 326,929.66. A note supported motor car purchase discussions. Interior Department inquiry on road improvements in the valley is also recorded.
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Reddy
Amouis
W. Millikin Amt
J. A
Ge Slade
Carthage
Red
Cincinnati sues over pumping engines contract
Cincinnati is the defendant in a suit filed April 23 by Camdett Tron Works seeking 199,876.69 dollars plus interest for unpaid balance on pumping engines built for the city. The action claims amounts due exceed payments already made under the contract for building and installing the engines. In Ohio mine news, seven miners are confirmed dead and three rescued from the Voughlogheny mine in Amsterdam, with two still missing.
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Cincinnati
den Fron Works
Toy
United States
Ohio
Steubenville
Voughlogheny
Amsterdam
Degenerate youth condemned for Ruth Wheeler murder in first degree
Walter Apel, 19, was found guilty of killing Ruth Wheeler, a 15 year old alphographer, after luring her to his home and strangling her. The swift trial at the Court of Special Sessions concluded with a death sentence to be carried out at 1020 o'clock last night, while jurors showed emotion despite the killer’s lack of response.
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New York
Walter
Ture
Elestrie
Dhaly
Ruth Wheeler
van Boy
Wien
Waller
Hls
Wil Forkhe
Freing
William V
Kulp
Nitruder
Salon
Tourk
Ayoler
Walter Cil Wi
Busiand
Tully Wheeler
Giatthe
Wolier
Proclaimed Mothers Day Declared in May by Governor
The document notes Governor Harmer approves designating the second Sunday in May as Mothers Day. It urges nationwide observance including tributes to mothers by letters gifts or wearing a white carnation. The origin traces to Miss Anna Jarvis of Philadelphia and movement organizers expect broader state and national adoption.
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Harmer
Ie Plate
Thuy
Philadephia
Hoi Das
Fireman Sues Railroad Receiver for Damages
Orville Wy Maing files suit against James P. Cloodrich as receiver of the G and L Railroad Co for 3000 dollars. He says on December 34, 1909 he was a fireman on train 508 when an extra freight collided with a westbound train between Brighton and Summit, wrecking his engine and severely scalding him. He alleges negligence by the company’s agents caused the crash and permanent injuries preventing him from manual labor.
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Orville Wy Maing
James P. Cloodrich
Railvar Co
Mt Ag O
Brighton
Summit
Seth Anil
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NGW Wmber Company
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