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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1914
Page
7
Furnished room available at 2068 Gilbert Eve Walnut Hills. Proximity to car lines, includes be ar de or seaside amenities. Contact North To for highest reference and phone number. Horse for rent cheap listed with contact O84.
Solomon Gay pleaded guilty for carrying concealed weapons and received a suspended reformatory sentence. Sophia Haberer filed suit in Common Pleas to recover 16730.16 from John T. Noake of Cine Motor Car. Eugene Griffin seeks 1000 in damages for alleged embezzlement case. Wiley Moehier sues for 10000 in damages against Sepriver and Seehriver.
A dense list of real estate transfers and mortgage cancellations including multiple deeds and conveyances. Notable entries include Lebrecht to Loretta et al along a property on Waverly avenue, and Samuel Cooper to Mary M Litchfeld on Highland avenue. Also shows mortgage cancellations for Joseph to Lincoln B A and other lenders.
At the funeral of William Kunts daughter in Cleveland, the estranged sons from a prior marriage attended with a writ barring interference. The father refused entry to the house but stood apart at the grave as the brothers joined in the prayer and observed from a distance during the interment.
An Albany report says solons seek a statewide graft inquiry led by Speaker Thaddeus C. Sweet. A committee of eight would probe the state highway department and waste, aiming to recommend remedies. The Legislative Committee would include five Republicans, two Democrats and a Progressive.
The civil service commission voted yesterday to place the police chief and fire chief under civil service in line with a new state law. Both chiefs must take noncompetitive examinations before August 9 to qualify, replacing their prior protected status.
The Cincinnati district shows a rise of 100000 gallons of whiskey and 27000 barrels of beer produced in January compared with 1914. The internal revenue office in Cincinnati reports a slump in collections with January 1913 totaling 1412? and January figures at 1187616.42.
The United States Court of Appeals affirmed the judgment in the suit by McLean Hardwood Lumber against South Memphis Land Company. The Memphis district court awarded McLean $17,500 in damages.
Three individuals filed bankruptcy petitions yesterday in federal court. Joseph H. James, a repairer of railroad cars, shows liabilities of 676.89 and assets of 50. John Lippe, a contractor, reports liabilities of 50 238.22 and assets of 5 729.28. Israel Greenstein, a merchant tailor, lists liabilities of 10 617.70 and assets of 7 902. Katherine Kiemenz, of 1544 Rave Street, received a 7500 verdict against the Cincinnati Traction Company from the Supreme Court at Columbus after being knocked from a wagon by a street car on December 24, 1907.
Bee Peet ure ham, vice president of the Pubstculosis League, announces an eight Tuesday lecture series in cooperation with the Railroad YMAA. Dr. Dunham's talk begins a sequence aimed at eradicating typhoid fever and tuberculosis in the city, with optimism about lowered death rates and past successes.
The College of Medicine seeks a million dollar endowment for its new medical school. Donors include $45,000 from supporters of the late Dr. Joseph Eichberg, $125,000 from Tremeens M Emery, $75,000 from Frapers Browning Juliet Fries, $50,000 from Harry Levy, $25,000 from Moos, $20,000 from Gitase, and $1,000 gifts from Andrew Hickens and Mrs Georgina Holmes plus $250 yearly from Miss Mary Saearies.
Creamery butter fell 2 percent yesterday as retailers price at 35 and 37 cents per pound. Report cites weak demand and heavy overseas competition as factors behind the cut.
Plans of the agricultural committee of commerce awarded prizes for excellence in gardening to Cincinnati children. A conference will discuss the discussion of the beet sweep with School Superintendent Confdn.
City Auditor Letman announced that the council may issue bonds totaling 328005.02 in a general issue and 10046318.75 in referendum bonds, outlining the potential bond program the city could undertake.
Dickerson testified in Geoghegan court about the will of Mrs Blizd Lowhiteman of 320 Broadway. Three nieces claim a share. portions of the bequest to them are crossed out. The estate is valued at about 5000 dollars.
Richard Wright is appointed to succeed Richard Stacey who moved from the Norwood assistant city clerk’s office to the clerk position in the service department of Norwood.
A letter from the Business Men's Club of Wert endorses Cincinnati as favored by local residents amid a regional bank dispute. The chamber of commerce filed suit yesterday related to the matter.
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