Will of Louise F. Drude Passes Probate
The will of Louise F Drude former Hamilton County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals treasurer was probated yesterday. She left property to Cecelia Ritter and to the Negro Orphans Home Audubon Society of Obie and the Audubon Society of America each receiving half of the remainder estimated at 15000 to 20000 dollars per group. The will calls for any pets to be put to death painlessly. A police lieutenant shot one of the dog guarding the mistress body at her Euclid Avenue home.
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Louise F. Drude
Hamilton County Society For the
Ohio Humana Society
Miss Drude
Cecelia Ritter
Ohio Humane Society
Negro Orphans’ Home
Audubon Society of Obie
Maron Masa
Urivety For
Audubon Society of America, No
New York
T American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Albany
N. Y
Misa Drude
Péte
Paini Saly
Hall
Euclid Avenue
City Solicitor Offers Aid to Civil Service Board
Bollctter Schoenle told the Civil Service Commission he will cooperate if requests align with civil service law. He noted his opinion on appointing new clerks and said the state commission lacks power over municipal affairs. The mayor seeks eligible lists for purchasing agent and engineers with noncompetitive exams followed by an open test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bollctter Schoenle
Civil Service Commisssion
Charles Wilby
Ohio Civ Service Commission
Columbus
State Commission
Wilby
Schoenle
Spiege
Commission
Tailoring firm sued for death of elevator boy
Fred Schwinn’s father sues Arthur Ridour and Isaac A. Lyler in Common Pleas Court seeking damages for the death of Schwinn, who was employed as an elevator boy at the Superior Tailoring Company. The suit claims negligence by the proprietors led to Schwinn’s fatal crushing by the elevator cab while adjusting gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schwinn
Common Pleas
Filam Sehwinh
Apthur Ridour
Isaac A. Lyler
Superior Tailoring Company
Sehwinn
Fred Schwihs
Fennessy Sues Street Car Co in City Court
William Fennessy owner of a walnut hills garage sues the Cincinnati Traction Co for 2500 damages in Common Pleas Court. He claims assault by a street car conductor after boarding at Woodburn and Madison, lurching into a door and being struck in the mouth following an argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fennessy
Fairfax Avenue
Walnut Hills
Common’ Pleas Court
Cincinnati Traction Company
Woodburn “Avenue
Madison Road
Fennessy
Budget Hold Leads to Postponed Health Board Reorganization
The Board of Health meeting was not held as planned. Members await six month budget provisions before reorganization can proceed, with ordinance still in Council and a vote slated for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Campbell chosen as State Central Committeeman
Republicans elect John V Campbell to the State Central Executive Committeeman post representing the First Congressional District to replace the late Fred Bader, former County Auditor, who died recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Central Executive Committee
John 'V. Campbell
State Central Executive
Fred Bader
Hughes Praises Shank After Labor Telegram
A telegram from Thomas L. Hughes general secretary of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters confirms Lew Shank the recent mayor of Indianapolis did not oppose organized labor. Hughes says Shank has always been the friend of organized labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Shank
Indianapolis
Thomas L. Hughes
International Brotherhood of Team
Bailiffs Given Rooms At City Hall
Municipal Court bailiffs will occupy the room at City Hall that was formerly used by city electricians. The latter group will be quartered in the basement of the city building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Court
City Hall
City Electricians
Vice President Marshall Feeds Squirrels at Shoreham Hotel
In bustling Washington, Vice President Marshall finds time to feed the squirrels, avoiding the social scramble of officials and their families amid national tensions. He remains at the Shoreham Hotel and enjoys strolls outdoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Washington
Army
Marshell
Shoreham
Saloon Men Told How To Obey New Law In Ohio
Rogers Wright, chair of the Hamilton County Liquor License Board, addressed saloon keepers on the new license law including Sunday closing. Nicholas Cuttle urged caution for pool halls and gambling interpretations. State Secretary Duttle installed officers for the saloonkeepers’ association as the dry vs wet struggle continues in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Wright
Hamilton ‘County Liquor License Board
Hamilton County Liquor ‘League
Wright
Nicholas Cuttle
Dayton
Ohio
Ohio ‘State Liquor League
Thomas Cogan
Duttle
Wiliam F. Biddle
Louis Johnem
Louis Rinkenberger
Ben Weber
Edward Biedinger
Walter Held
Life Insurance Agents Hear Company Officials
About 300 agents of the Union Central Life Insurance Company assembled in Cincinnati for the annual meeting. President Jesse R. Clark opened sessions with remarks from Vice President Marshall and others. Mrs. H. C. Weaver of Dallas spoke, sharing experiences. The day included tours of the Union Central Building and a banquet with a musical program. The convention continues with talks on Keeping Insurance in Force and The Company's Investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
In Central Lite
Union Central Rei
Jesse R. Clark
Marshall
J. G. Albright
Michigan
G.E. Silver
Boston
H. C. Huff
New York
John L. Shuff
Cincinnati
H. C
Von Bargen Named Purchasing Agent for Cincinnati
Mayor Spiegel announced Ernst Von Bargen as City Purchasing Agent replacing the resigned Stephen McGrath. Von Bargen, a known figure in Cincinnati political and financial circles, formerly city auditor and now in banking, had been considered for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spiegel
Ernst von Bargen
Stephen McGrath
von Bargen
Cincinnati
Fish Receives City Theater License No 1
City Auditor William Leimann issued the first theater license yesterday to Gorge F. Fish manager of the Empress Theater. The action was a sentiment tied to longtime friendship and shared Shriner ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Leimann
Gorge F. Fish
Empress Theater
Fish
Leimann
Shriners
Thieves Break Into Oakley Desk at Ferguson Machine
A desk in the Ferguson Machine Company office on South Street Oakley was forced open by thieves yesterday. Burton Spencer of 2904 Alms Street reported 16.50 dollars stolen from the desk before the break was noticed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson Machine Company
South Street
Oakley
Burton Spencer
Alms Street
Missing man killed by train in Elkhart Indiana
Michael Shoemaker a 40 year old resident of 2224 Shadwell street was killed by a train in Elkhart Indiana according to a late telegram to police Shoemaker had disappeared from his boarding house several days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Shoemaker
Shadwell Street
Elkhart
Ind
Shoemaker
Prosecutors and Judges Take the Oaths of Office
Superior Court judges Oppenheimer Pugh and Metrell began new terms after being elected last fall with oaths administered by Judge Sutphin. A large crowd witnessed. Oppenheimer serves two years Pugh four Metrell six. Assistant prosecutors Harrison and Capelle also took oaths in Prosecutor Pogue’s office. Capelle will have an office in the National Bank building for the Tax Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Benton
Oppenheimer
Robert C
Sutphin
Judge Pugh
Metrell
William H. Harrison
Louis H. Capelle
Pogue
Harrison
Criminal Department
Capelle
National Bank
Tax Commission
Fire forces evacuation at 1120 Main Street building
Thomas Webster an invalid resident of the fourth floor was carried from the building late yesterday as fire broke out in Mrs. Kate Latscher's third floor home. The first floor housed C. Riclag desler in hate. Damages were small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Webster
Main Street
Kate Latscher
C. Riclagdesler
Will of Mrs Sack Probated in Cincinnati
Under the will of Mrs. Sarah Sack widow of Carl Sack probated yesterday the Jewish Burial Society of Cincinnati and the Jewish Orphan Asylum of Cleveland each receive 100. United Jewish Charities and Home for the Aged and Infirm in Cincinnati receive 50 each. Edith Binswanger gets 100 and Albert Gettelson 50. The remainder goes to her sister Pauline Kaufman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Sack
Carl Sack
Jewish Burial Society of Cincinnati
Jewish Orphan Asylum
Cleveland
United Jewish Charities
Home For the Aged and Infirm
Cincinnati
Edith Binswanger
Albert Gettelson
Pauline Kaufman
Deed Set Aside in Divorce Case Over Alimony
A Common Pleas Court judge voided the transfer of property in Cleves from Francis Fox to Michael Joachim valued at 1600 dollars. Judge Cosgrave granted Mrs. Fox a divorce and ruled the deed was intended to evade alimony. The deed reportedly sold for one dollar and other considerations while the wife faced alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
County Board notes reform aims and prison conditions
The County Board in its annual report commends City Infirmary management and urges civil service for its heads. It praises sewing programs for aged residents, cites poor supervision at the juvenile detention home, finds House of Refuge conditions satisfactory, and labels workhouse management humane and economical. It urges merging the infirmary with the city facility and reports county securities bidding history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Visitors
House of Refuge
Longview Hospital
Atlas National Bank
New Court House
Jaihbonds
County Securities
Chatfield and Woods
Fourth Street
Plum
Central Avenue
Nicholas Walsh
Broadway
Pioneer Streets
John Dreths
Margus
A. Headley
Cincinnati
Norwood
Batavia Pike
Trusted employee held as embezzler at jewelry store
A trusted employee, Eich Bich, was arrested yesterday on embezzlement charges sworn by Joseph Meh mert. He managed Meh mert's Jewelry at 1014 Freeman Ave for 26 years and is accused of stealing about $4,000 with detectives saying $15 was taken in one instance at the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumont
Joseph Mehmert
Eich
Mehmert
Freeman Avenue
Mehlmert
Bich
Nicholas
Norwood Democrats Fight Removal Over Office Holds
Democrats claim state civil service law protects incumbents from removal in Norwood as Republicans press for turnover. The dispute centers on Bettman of Cincinnati representing the Democrats with Edward Caden and John Rolson Jr among the holdovers resisting surrender. a court fight is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Bettman
Cincinnati
Edward Caden
John Rolson, Jr
Public Service Department
Hold Her for Fraud on Warrant in Pin Theft Case
Rebecca Kelly is jailed on a fraud warrant for allegedly using a trick game to steal a diamond pin from W. B. Plunkett. Detectives Ottoway and Beckman arrested Kelly after a complaint by Plunkett at 147 West Seventh Street. Beulah Davis had said she gave the pin to Kelly to aid a reconciliation with her missing husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Kelly
Sycamore Street
Ottoway
Beckman
W. B. Plunkett
West Seventh Street
Beulah Davis
Davis
Kelly
McGhee Registers at Haw Tin for Williams Williams Trial
Joseph McGhee assistant attorney general of Ohio registered at the Haw Tin last night and met with his chief Timothy Hogan He said the trip has no political significance He will prosecute Fletcher R Williams and Nathaniel H Keith whose embezzlement trial is set for January 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph McGhee
Ohio
Hawtin
Timothy Hogan
McGhee
Fletcher R. Williams
Nathaniel 8. Keith
Gittlaeman Sues Cincinnati Zoo for 6000 Damages
Solo mon Gittlaeman sues the Cincinnati Zoological company in Common Pleas Court for 6000 damages after his six year old son Isadore was kicked by a pony at the zoo on May 26. He alleges the pony was vicious and left unattended at the track, causing the boy to lose consciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Zoological Company
Solomon Gittlaeman
Common Pleas Court
Isadore
Zoo
Gittlaeman
Thieves Enter Home by Duplicate Key at Elm Street
Thieves gained entry to Henry Chrom’s home at 1732 Elm Street yesterday using a duplicate key and stole a gold watch along with clothing. No suspects are named in the brief report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Chrom
Elm Street
Atole
Mrs. Marie Wittekind sues for slander damages
Marie Wittekind filed a Common Pleas Court suit seeking 2600 dollars in damages from Charles Hoet alleging he spoke falsely and slanderously about her to neighbors and friends last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Wittekind
Charles Hoettele
Common Pleas Court
Hospital Receives Flowers From City Leaders
Flowers presented to the new force of city officials on New Year's were distributed among City Hospital wards and the Children's Home yesterday.
Race gambling crackdown in federal building urged
Postmaster Monfort reported yesterday that operators of racing gambling are in the federal building. The postmaster said he would use all authority to remove gambling activities from the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Monfort
Injured Man Falls From Streetcar on John Street
Michael Albrecht alighted from a John Street car on Pleasant Street yesterday, fell and suffered cuts and bruises to the head. He was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Street
Michael Albrecht
Pleasant Street
City Hospital
Thief Named After Shoe Shine Shop Held Up
Paul Ginn proprietor of a shoe shining shop at 610 Walnut Street gave police the name and description of a man who entered his shop early yesterday and stole $2 from the cash register last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street
Opened Station D at 2585 Gilbert Avenue
Postoffice Station D will open January 12 at 2585 Gilbert Avenue. The main workroom encompasses 4 000 square feet of floor space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Avenue
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Sues Street Car CO
J. W. Campbell
Hughes
Shank
Democrats
M’ghee
Schott
LOT NO
Second National Bank
Ninth and Main Streets
Paul Ginn
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