Name Change Committees Form With Numerous Members
A fragmented list details committees for a name change project including Convention and Publicity, Inspection, Provisions, Produce, Welfare and other roles. Names such as William B. Melia, James Ort, Charles Roth, Harry Lockwood, John Dorvel, and Harry Meescher appear among many others as chairs and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharles Yard
Ck. Sne Welghine
Henry M
C. Benedict
J. Henry
Coppes
Lend
Joseph Schmine
Y. Z Sawk
Harry A. Lockwood
Ray Colter
A. S. Matebette
W. Ba
En Gales
Bomen ‘Kelier
B. Ba
Groce
Crate van Leanen
Foueph
A. Fetter
A Tye
John
Dorvel
Éhairman
Ng Wbdrew
Sordmeyer
Jobs B. Heid. Boromar
R) Matetre
Ehairman F
Fiening
Paul Vac Leopes
Joys G. Eee
Anea
Moris
Moris ¢ Pection Orisrty
Trikes
Richardsom Charles
J. Mcgee
Frank
Beeres Bermi F Cellarias
Samuel AL Botts
Dieterleele Id
Es. Freiberg
Alfred Gowling
Frank J. Currue
Andrew Bender
Liman Perth
Harry WS. Meescher
Fred Schroth
W. Riley
Bel
AO. Bizker
A Jultus Freiberg
McImarmté
P.collins
Charles N
Klety
Ghstraas A
Rist
Xuetin
A. Hollman
Jobe Spillite
Andress Ey. Bydkbertz
James P . Orr
Joseph Schmidt
Waltrans J. Doepke Pobite
Ligeschecart Barrett
Laos
Sol Ho Freiberg
Max Hirech
D.C
Lower Light Rate Request Submitted for City Council
The Federated Improvement Associations push an electric light ordinance setting a 70 cent maximum per kilowatt hour for domestic use while preserving a $2.09 minimum for schools and churches and maintaining the current commercial rate. The proposal goes to the Chamber of Commerce and local business groups for review before council consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neih
Federated Improvement Associations
Chamber of Commerce
Men's ‘Club
Cmic
Foster Home Order in Divorce Case Details
Judge Cosgrave orders Herman and Ciara Landes children placed in Jeniah Foster home amid domestic differences. Husband ordered to pay 39 arrears in alimony and child support after wife filed for divorce. Providence Street location referenced in case notes.
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Sivas
Herman
Ciara
Coseraxee
Pitas
Jeniah
Cosgrave
Providence
Gambling crackdown looms in Michigan as police act
Police raid a gambling operation at a residence on Brosh Street seizing equipment and detaining a person identified as John Jictra. The February 4 dispatch notes a motor vehicle presence and efforts to curb illicit betting in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pdetrat
Ydsett
Pvarcitts
Brosh & Street
Bharge Pays
River flood readings from Cincinnati to Paducah reported
Local forecaster DEVEREAUX lists river levels and trends across multiple cities including Cincinnati Greensboro Pittsburg Wheeling Parkersburg Radford Huntington Huntington and Paducah. Observed statuses include rising falling and failing with dam gauges and city measurements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Gower
Raing Frenkiin
Greensboro
Pittsburg
Dai
Clower Gage
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Radford
Hinton
Hana
Ites
Nashville
Chattanooga
Johnsonville
T.& Mee
Paducah
Riking
Catto
I Keokuk
Cincinnati Listed as Possible Regional Bank Site
Notes from Cincinnati civic leaders show support for Cincinnati as the regional reserve bank location. Charles R. Hebbie of the Chamber of Commerce reports industrial survey findings from New Orleans to aid the city plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cintnaet
He. i. Roviiies
Coramence
Cincinnati
Charles R. Hebbie
Civic and Industrial Department
Chamber of Commerce
New Or
Explosives Threaten Ellis Island Immigrants
Acting Immigration Commissioner Byron H. Uhi warns 6000 people face danger from mishandled explosives near Ellis Island and in New York Harbor. He cites a 1921 disaster and urges Congress to enact harbor safety laws to prevent another explosion.
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New York
Ellis Island
Byron H. Uhi
Mmunipan
Elis Island
Alons
Jersey
Congress
Department
Ubi
Jersey Central’ Railroad
Danse Flexiats
Fine Lid Violator Grote Convicted For License Violations
Grote, saloon keeper on K street, found guilty by Municipal Judge Alexander yesterday morning of violating the liquor license law. He was fined 25 dollars and costs after inspectors alleged beer and whisky sales on several Sundays. A stay of execution was granted for ten days pending a new trial motion led by Attorney Howard Ragland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grote
Ue K Street
Alexander
State Liquor Saeeee Commissioners
Howard Ragland
Nagel Case Continued in Campbell County Court
Municipal Judge Alexander yesterday continued the case of John P Nagel former sheriff of Campbell county living at 223 West Ninth street Newport on nine statutory charges with a February 10 date. The case of Louisa Shelton 22 of 1045 Linn street, arrested with Nagel, was also continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
John P. Nagel
West Ninth Street
Newport
Campbell County
Louisa Shelton
Linn Street
Nagel
Policemen to Hear Safety Director on Suspension
Four patrolmen suspended last week will be heard by Safety Director Holmes this morning regarding their conduct at a plumbing shop located at 426 West Seventh. The investigation stems from a death by suicide noted last week in which a Cincinnati policeman was accused by a girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Seventh
Sefety
Holmes
Cincinnati
Would Rather Wed Dad in Court Divorce Testimony
Mrs Rubema Springle Blanckes testified she would marry only her father, Zachary Taylor, as she left the courtroom with him after suing Frank E. Blanck for divorce. The case centers on a contentious marital split and the involvement of a dental manufacturer family associate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dad
Rubema Springle Blanckes
Frank E. Blanck
Zachary ‘Taylor Presing
Mayor declines invitation to speak at Cleveland club
Mayor Spiegel declined to speak before the West Reserve Club of Cleveland on February 32 7. He said he would be unable to attend that night. Health Officer J H Landis is also scheduled to talk to the Improvement Association at this meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spiegel
Mmn Reserve Club
Cleveland
J.H. Landis
Improvement Association
Five Cincinnatians Pass Pharmacist Examinations
The Ohio State Board of Pharmacy announced five Cincinnati residents have passed pharmacists examinations. Named are Bertha Kleigknecht WN Keller Louis Pregr J J Wit tenders and W. Vadant Rae A J Domes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Board of Pharmacy
Hotels Unite To Promote City In Convention Plans
Hotel representatives and city officials discuss consolidating hotel publicity efforts under the Chamber of Commerce. Chairman W B Melish and Manager Carl Pangeny outline plans to streamline promotions and fund campaigns for the annual convention. Attendees include W J Fleming Linton W E Hawk and others from Havlin Emery Kelly Burnet and Grand hotels. A follow up meeting will determine continued fundraising and coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
W. B. Melish
Carl Pangeny
Convention and Publicity Department
The
Chamber of Commerce
Department
Chamber of Commone
W. J. Fleming
Linton
W. E. Hawk
Gibson
Martin
O'Dowd
Havali
Lumber Industry Portrayed At Ohio Convention
Reports from the Ohio Retail Lumber Growers Convention describe the lumber trade from forest to finished product and note a bright future despite steel and concrete competition. Delegates attended at the Hotel Traetopice with a theater party hosted by the Cincinnati Lumbermen's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio First Infantry Parade for Lincoln Memorial Event
The First Ohio infantry units including those from Wyodrhug and Georgetown seek permission to march in Cincinnati on Saturday February 14. The parade precedes speeches at the Chamber of Commerce floor with Major Robert Hobler commanding. Hammond Parker to introduce speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blahchester
Georgetown
Ohio Infantry
Cincinnat
Chamber of. Commerce
Cae Ae
Trade trip plan faces delay amid invitation confusion
The chamber of commerce arranged a trade excursion but misgivings over invitations arose. Rail lines and participants were not clearly listed, delaying final commitments. Officials promised a broader itinerary and a revised plan by next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withit
Itine Ea
Railread
Soret
Secur
Bible Glass To Meet Fifth Birthday Friday Noon Class
The Friday Noon Bible Class at the old First Presbyterian Church on Fourth Street marks its fifth birthday with a noon gathering. An organ recital by Ben De Camp runs 12:15, Rev. John F. Herget leads and discusses the next Sunday school lesson. Contests spark rival committees to rally men and women to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Fourth Street
Ody
Ben de Camp
John F. Herget
49 Persons Missing in New York City Report
Special to The American New York February 4 1913 a report by Commissioner McKay to Mayor Mitchel states in the last quarter 1913 that 1516 persons were reported missing to the police and 1094 were found while the remaining men could not be traced despite careful inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New,York
New York City
Rehee
McKay
Mitchel
Eighteen to Graduate at Norwood High School
The following will graduate from Norwood High School at this year's commencement: EB Ames, Robert H Bennet, Stanley D Betz, August Eckel, Herbert Folger, J Mackenzie Miller, Ellis Myers, Grover Schulte, Steen Sorrenson, Paul Sudhoff, Virginia Brunning, Alva One Edith Davis, Elge LaKamp, Siffe Schatzmen, Helen Seaman, Isabel Taylor, and Marie M Thorpe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood High School
EB. R. Ames
Robert H. Bennet
Stanley D. Betz
August Eckel
Herbert Folger
J. Mackenzie Miller
Ellis Myers
Grover Schulte
Steen Sorrenson
Paul Sudhoff
Virginia Brunning
Alva
Edith Davis
Elge LaKamp
Siffe Schatzmen
Helen Seaman
Isabel Taylor
Marie M. Thorpe
City Auditor Announces New Appointments and Clerks
City Auditor Leiman announced several appointments yesterday including Charles Price as clerk and Co. Tie Sel as assistant bookkeeper. Each will receive a salary of $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leiman
Charles Price
Agressment
and Co. Tiesel
Boo
Stock Market and Steel Trends Reach Mixed Maritime Notes
Report from New York shows steel stocks wavering as traders weigh supply and demand signals. Market mood centers on rail and energy sectors with cautious activity across steel producers and merchant houses.
Wheat and grain market roundup across multiple cities
Market chatter on grain futures and cash wheat in Chicago Milwaukee St Louis and Toledo notes mixed results with May and July prices shown. Reports from multiple exchanges include corn oats rye and potatoes with various elevator and track quotes and regional closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Jose Gsic
Cath Riee
Toleto
Conkree
Americas
Milwaukee
Marre Rainey
Baltimore
Fed
Keinser City
Clee—Wheati
Bard Torker
Tub
Liverpool
Untitled Local Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled stock and meat market terms with dates and locations unclear. Readable bits mention New York and Rome references amid misread words. Significant names, dates, or events are not discernible from the provided text.
Humor Becomes Campaign Weapon For Madisonville Club
The Madisonville Business Men's club campaign for officer elections uses humorous pamphlets and antiquated quotes aimed at influencing voters. Lines mock political rivals with rhymes and references to historical battles, suggesting bold action and dramatic stances to sway support.
Delays Naming of New Hospital Head Halted
Mayor Spigceey announced postponement in selecting the superintendent for the new hospital. The delay stems from awaiting a clearer record of candidates, with attention on a potential appointee believed to be a leading figure in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spigceey
Vos Hospital
Charies’ Sanborn
Ghicsco
Rush to Take Care Dr Williem Ho Petepé Health Officers Tale
Health department reports a large surge of applicants to the cure program with sixty cases noted yesterday. Lockland school principal compares the effort to a physician guiding a large student body as he notes many cases and a rising desire to quit smoking among children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williem Ho
Petepé
Health Department
Lockland Echool
Cincinnati
Bn Ae Eas
Lockland
Cincinnati Fire Losses Seen Too High
Captain J a or away. of. the Saly Corps notes fire loss in Cincinnati over the last five years was about one sixth of Ohio's total despite 1/12 of the population. Total state losses reached $25,284,227 while Cincinnati logged $5,447,957, an average per capita loss of $8.08. Citizens demand steps to reduce fire losses and insurance costs.
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J. A
Saly Corps
Seway
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ize
Cincinnat
Fae
Conway
Dog Examinations Finds No Rabies After Bite Incident
A dog that bit three children Ester Spectre eight Edward Reuter twelve and Leona Heys ten was killed after the attack. Brain tests at the health department showed no rabies. The dog initially appeared dead after a club strike but revived. chloroform was used by City Chemist Bahimann during examination.
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Health Department
Ester Spectre
Edward Reuter
Leona Heys
Hays
Bahimann
Local Attorney to File Suit Over Play Infringement
Attorney Sue L Liebl ers will file a suit in Hamilton County within ten days for client Robert Wessel a Cincinnati teamster claiming infringement by the drama Joseph and His Twelve Sons of Jacob based on a play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Bode
Irn
Robert Wessel
Cincinnati
Joseph
Lieblers
Hamilton County
School fare appeals heard at Supreme Court in Columbus
City Solicitor Schoenle and Solicitor Gaul Zislonka traveled to Columbus to argue for a small school case before the Supreme Court. The Cincinnati case involves an interurban line fare dispute and is scheduled for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoenle
Gaul Zislonka
Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Aman
Nuttle Earns Superintendent Post City Manager Announces
P J Nuttle, previously involved in sewer repair work, has been offered the position of superintendent in the city’s administration. The city manager announced the offer and indicated a forthcoming action on tenure and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Nuttle
Istrati
Auction census of tractors and vehicles in Rye area sales
Fragmentary auction notice lists cars and equipment with prices. Mentions yellow cars and a bay vehicle, auction terms with weights and percentages, and references to nearby places including Rye Bay. Many lines unreadable but indicate multiple lots and bids.
Grain Market Notes With Quiet Wheat and Moderate Receipts
The report notes very quiet and steady conditions in the wheat market with moderate receipts and demand. Oats show moderate coverings while corn markets list various lots with numbers and grades, including red and white varieties and ear corn offerings.
Market Reports Show Mixed Beef and Sheep Receipts
Cattle and sheep receipts varied as markets remained slow and prices fluctuated. Estimates indicate steady cattle demand with higher sheep values and regional notes from Omaha and St. Louis reporting mixed activity and prices.
Market Price Report Shows Mixed Dairy and Meat Receipts
Disrupted grain and dairy figures show fluctuating stock values with New York market notes. Prices listed include butter and cheese terms, pork and chest meat likely. several figures appear garbled but indicate varied commodity movements in the market.
Fragments of unclear text about a local event
The readable parts mention an action at a prime steel plant and a family connection. Specific names, dates, or places are not identifiable from the fragment.
Fragmented OCR list of foods and prices in unclear text
The text lists various foods and items with inconsistent formatting. Named items include dried fruit, apples, and canned goods, with scattered prices and brands. Overall, the passage appears as a garbled grocery-like inventory from an old page.
Unclear OCR fragment prompts uncertain city details
Fragmentary text provides no coherent event or names. The readable words reference a city, numbers, and items but lack context to form a factual summary or identify entities.
Fragmented Tobacco Text With Odds and Leaf Values
Fragmented OCR from a tobacco section shows garbled pricing terms and leaf quality notes. The readable bits mention good leaf, trash, and percentages with scattered phrases like manufactured, tilers, and per pound pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atrtion
Taeite
Fragmented Grocery Delivery List With Mixed Items
A garbled OCR listing shows a Coei-Delivered grocery delivery with fruits vegetables and staples. Items include apples pears grapes bananas onions peppers carrots cauliflower lettuce and more with prices per ton per basket per bunch and various unclear quantities and destinations.
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Pick Boosters
GIIG
Sheriee
Devereaux
P. Goldsmith Sons Sporting Goods Manufacturing Company
Eek
Tullus Thine
Public Utilities Committee
Atlock
Utilities Committee
Bible Glass
Financial News
Apecia
Chicago
West
Upton
Ae Westinghoure
Rome
Picule
Madisonville
Met
Blue
James Whitcomb
Riley Thok
Bunker Hill
Sue Lieblers
Nuttle
Stork
A & Gamble
Eid
Ieee
Newport - Newport
8 & Cie
Cincinnati Grain Inspection
Corg
Lamberiket
WEEIS
Pittsbung
Starket Stes¢Y
Kenese
Ted
Wareas
Tim
Barger
York
Coarket Park
Aimee & Ao
Saamakers
Nader
Moletess
New Orleans
Fang
Erandard
Etandara
Usuai
Calfornia
Prine
BNC
Denstio
Coal and Coke
Coei
Cetitornis
Bananes
Joan
Gartic
Cleveland & Pittsburg R.R. CO
Pennsylvania
R. R. Co
Welnut St
Joslin-Schmidt Company
Cinemeat Stock Exchange
Claude Ashbrook
Cincine Atl
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