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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1914
Page
10
Interpreting a 1933 classified note, "ROOM AND BOARD" for two years, no wife, some comforts, with contact via West S177-R. Also mentions "MONEY ADVANCED" to employed people, a confidential business proposal by Inter Interstate Investment Co, offering loans of $100 or more and promising a response for writing.
Real estate transfers listed for Walter Pine to Catherine Pine and others detailing Lot holdings and street addresses with nominal consideration. Mortgages canceled include property transactions between Southern Ohio L and T, West Bad B, and related parties.
At a public hearing, Gas Company officials insisted on a minimum ten year contract and rejected shorter terms. President Freeman argued appeals must come from the company, not council, to bind both sides and speed action. The meeting discussed valuation costs, service quality, and tying approval to canal abandonment and a water lease arrangement with the city.
President John Schwaab of the German-American Alliance at 22 Garfield Place urged Hamilton county German societies to unite for a liberal slate. He said members should not vote a special ticket but elect candidates who support Hebral laws. Over 100 delegates attended the meeting and another gathering is planned for next Friday.
Williams Gerringer declined a lieutenant promotion because his wife is stationed at Oakley. Charles Dumford also refused a Linwood transfer to stay with family. Lee Cannon asked to be reduced in rank and assigned to an outlying district to be with his invalid wife. Fire Chief Bunker notes several similar cases.
Albert Muhlman of 1930 Elm Street was bound over to the grand jury on charges of shooting to kill and assault with intent kill. Judge Yeatman set a $5,600 bond. Patrolman Bradshaw arrested Muhlman after a Feb 7 shooting at Newton Sampson near Richmond and Plum streets. Muhlman was wounded in a leg in a running pistol battle.
Secretary Charles T. Greve of the Sinking Fund notes no danger of Cincinnati municipal bonds being declared invalid after a Supreme Court opinion. He says all bonds issued in Cincinnati complied with the provisions required under the tax law, and percent tax requirements were met.
Joe Thomas McNamara was appointed superintendent of the Hunt Street Re Service, taking on new duties Monday.
Notice documents reference diverse matters in Ohio including insolvency case No 8651, Katie Hodge filing in January 1914, and a February 1914 action. Other items name the estate of Bauer deceased and the probate clerk Mooritt’s records, with Provident Savings Bank acting as executor in Pett Grenent sale.
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