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...dignified and well-behaved as bankers, seated around long tables below a marble dais in the glass-&-silver banquet hall of Cincinnati's Hotel Netherland-Plaza last week. 322 delegates of the American Federation of Labor were gravely deliberating the course of their 2,532,261 membership, the course of the U. S. Workingman. On the third day of their 52nd annual convention, the delegates were briefly but thoroughly shocked. Rumblings of disorder came from an out side corridor. Backed by 25 struggling colleagues, an excited man named Louis Weinstock, member of the New York City Painters' Union...
...aroused more curiosity than the others. Few operagoers had heard of her until the Metropolitan announced a few weeks ago that it had engaged her. Then it became generally known that she was a protegee of Board Chairman Paul Drennan Cravath. that her grandfather was Murat Halstead. Cincinnati journalist famed among other things for having witnessed and vividly described the hanging of John Brown at Harper's Ferry. Margaret Halstead's father, friend of Lawyer Cravath, was until recently U. S. Consul General in London. His strapping soprano daughter was a nervous, inexperienced siren as Venus in Tannhäuser last...
...worked his way through his father's college (Moores Hill) by corresponding for the Indianapolis News, of which another Indianan, Meredith Nicholson, was editor. There, after college, he got his first regular job. In 1896 he joined the Scripps Cincinnati Post as a cub police reporter. Three years later he was managing editor. Excepting a five-year interlude in Indianapolis, Editor Martin's career for the next 25 years was in the old Scripps and young Scripps-Howard organizations. He edited the Cleveland Press, became editorial chief of all Scripps-papers in Ohio, headed Scripps-Howard...
From Atlanta to Jacksonville. . . . From San Diego to Los Angeles. . . . From St. Louis to Tulsa. . . . From Cincinnati to Chicago. Those would be average flights for U. S. airline passengers, according to figures released last week by the Department of Commerce. The Department found that 164.500 passengers carried in the third quarter of the year made trips averaging 275 mi. Average for last year...
...third of the Godkin lectures on "Local Government in the United States" will be given by Murray Seasongood '00, former Mayor of Cincinnati, this afternoon at 4 o'clock in Emerson D. In his lecture Seasongood, who has previously outlined the political regeneration of Cincinnati had Hamilton County, Ohio, will discuss the general topic of hindrances and helps in achieving good government...