Suit 5 Filed Against Large Cincinnati School Board
City Solicitor Schoenle filed quo warranto proceedings in the Supreme Court at Columbia against the large Cincinnati Board of Education members. The action seeks to show by what right they remain in office. Citizens and local education groups oppose the move, arguing costs should be borne by the board’s faction rather than the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoenle
Supreme Court
Columbia
Board of Education
Cincinnati
Ww. F. Robertson
Horrices Men's Committee On
Citizen's Counci of Public Education
Ats
Arey John Schwaab
Thome Donnelly
State Federation of Labor
Charlies Frederic
Mayor to Sit With Health Board Today
Health Officer Landis invited Mayor Aiplegel to attend the morning meeting of the health board. The first meeting of the year aims to set a six month program. The health department budget in the semi appropriation ordinance totals $50 420, seen as adequate for routine work but not for major improvements.
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Landis
Aiplegel
Board of Array
Will of Elizabeth Meade Directs Catholic Rites and Protestant Burial
The will of Elizabeth Meade who died recently in Norwood was probated yesterday. It directs Catholic funeral services and burial in a Protestant cemetery. Forty dollars is to go to the officiating minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Meade
Norwood
Deli Keeper Kaufman Charged Over Alcoholy Grape Juice
Benjamin Kaufman a deli keeper at 512 West Siath Street faced a Municipal Court continuance until January 13 after a city chemist reported his grape juice contained over 12 percent alcohol. Kaufman argues he may sell his product under a government tax.
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Benjamin Kaufman
Delicatethen
West Siath Street
Alexander
Kaufman
Industrial Traffic Economy Talk Slated By A E Bin Giet
A E Bin giet will address the Chamber of Commerce traffic department on Monday night about Industrial Traffic Economy during their monthly supper. Robert C Storch will discuss Furnishing Empty Equipment. The department essay contest begun last month drew growing interest among members.
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A .E. Bingiet
Chamber of Commerce
Robert C. Storch
Manila's Island Paradise as Tourist Mecca Warns of Bolo Threat
Worcester warned that a Philippine island near Manila could become the world’s premier tourist center if prosperity continues, contrasting it with Palm Beach and Havana. He cited volcanic danger, noting the 1911 eruption that killed 1,409 and a government photographer narrowly escaping death by returning for more shots.
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Manta
Palm Beach
Havana
Manila
Worcester
Carnegte
Woro
Stanley to Speak at Jackson Day Banquet
Congressman A C Stanley will speak at the Deckworth Club Jackson Day banquet at the Grand Hotel on Thursday night. He chaired the special congressional committees that investigated the steel trust. Stanley Bowdle and Liquor License Commissioner Clendening will also speak.
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A. C. Stanley
Deckworth Club
Grand Hotel
Stanley
Steel Trust
Stanley Bowdle
Bate
Clendening
Will
Judge Reconciles Divorces Seekers In Solvency Court
Walter Borgerding and wife Bertha Borgerding of 223 East Twelfth street were denied a divorce by Judge Warner who then urged reconciliation. The judge warned a husband against seeking sympathy from an unmarried woman and a wife against being with any man her husband objects to.
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Walter Borgerding
Bertha Borgerding
East Twelfth Street
Warner
Body Identified as Barney Yughan After City Hospital Death
The body of a man who died at City Hospital on December 31 was identified as Barney Yughan. A letter to Mrs. Broughan of Andover New York led to her claim that the man was her husband who had left her three years ago amid an arrest warrant for desertion.
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City
Barney Yughan
Potter's Field
Broughan
Andover
N. Y. Tech
Policy on Gambling Squad Reinforcement Denied
Chief of Detectives Ryan denied reports that he reinforced the gambling squad yesterday. He called the policy drastic and stated the existing gambling squad can handle the work, adding that he contemplated no change.
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Ryan
Postoffice Robbery Report From Buckner Kentucky
Thieves entered the Buckner Kentucky postoffice late Monday night and stole a small amount of stamps. The report reached J R Luchtenberg chief clerk of the postoffice department here yesterday.
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Buckner
J. R. Luchtenberg
Postoffice Thepector
Death notices list multiple residents with illnesses and addresses
A garbled death notice section lists Baytey berrghad aged 64 with unclear city data, Lew Pope age 1 and diphtheria, William Pine aged 7 with hemorrhage on McMillan Street, Lena Hosepetock 87 tuberculosis, Like L Buckney 20, Carthage tuberculosis, Michael T Omera 31 with date 2016 and Piright’s disease, Vodner Meldmas 64 at Central Avenue, Parame C Coleman 68 at 1900 Central Avenue, T sheath age 200 at Went tind, and other fragments.
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Baytey Berrghad
Pregaiiaia
Lew Pope
Central Avenue
Parame C. Coleman
Central Avenuue
Cincinnati Ang In Storm Tells Of Its Terror
Colonel I M Martin manager of Chester Park and other amusements returns to Cincinnati after months at Eastern health resorts. He attributes his improved condition to the Atlantic Coast storm that raged Saturday and Sunday affecting Arverne hotel guests and nearby piers. He says Chester Park will undergo major improvements when the season opens in May and declines to discuss the local liquor situation.
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I. M. Martin
Cheater Park
Cincinnati
Eastern Health Resorts
Atlantic Coast
Martin
Jack
Arverne
Mmeelbenty
Sound
Golonel Martin
Colonel Martin
Chester Park
Stindave
Foraker Boom Pushes Senatorial Run Prospects
The Central Republican League endorsed Foraker for Senator at a Monday night meeting at 1413 Central. Foraker denies coordinating the push and says he has not decided to run, though he would consider a nomination if offered. He would run on the Republican platform and advocate Ohio River improvement.
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Foraker
Central Republican League
Central
Ayanue
Ohio River
Michigan Officials Appeal Over Malt Stealing Fines
The Toomles Publishing Co. of Hancock Michigan officials appeal fines and prison sentences for alleged malt misuse. Attorney Nicholas Klein says they have acted in copper district labor disturbances. A motion to advance appeal of National Cash Register Co. officials under Sherman law was denied. cases set for December term.
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United States Court of Appeals
Toomles Publishing Co
Hancock, Mich
Nicholas Klein
Michigan
United States
National Cash Register Co
Burglary Suspect Freed in Secondhand Store Case
A court yesterday acquitted Brown Taylor, a Black man, in the burglary of a secondhand store at 504 West Sixth Street. The trial concluded with a not guilty verdict for the suspect.
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Brown Taylor
West Sixth Street
Births and Parents in Various City Addresses
A list of birth notices with names of newborns and both parents, linked to residential addresses such as 1156 Harrison area Giri, 4728 Ger lagd Street Giri, 14 Guide street, 364 Baum atreet Gist, 403 me te, 985 Hitt MBar, and more. Mentions include Wiltos and Ka Anderson, Nellie Wessel, Robert and Nellie Casey, George and Louise Lagemann, Frederick snd Grace Puebs, Dominic ona Mary Faccenda, Cecile Burke, Asthony and Anna Kurre, and others.
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Fe Ee
Cecile Burke
Patillon
Gath
Asthony
Anna Kurre
East Fifth
Goulth
Feehh
Mery
Stones
Wess
Sting
Frank
Suita Stree
Seth
Ont Mensers
Breteen Wygirl Ofte
Liduroe Schusteet
Liv
William
Winifred Tate
Rowan
Fragmentary classified ad notes rooms and rents
Disjointed notice lists rooms for rent and related costs with partial addresses and phone hints. Mentions include West 1370 X, 94 Albert, Canal 3077, and 234 W. Pitthee. Includes rough prices such as 25 dollars for a parent room and references to tenants and utilities in a cluttered sale/lease style.
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Kore
Bath and
Farnece
Lower Cost of Living Meeting Set by Civic and Labor Groups
A launch meeting for a Lower Cost of Living program is planned at 11 o clock with civic and labor group representatives. Lew Stark, ex mayor of Indianapolis and founder of the movement, is in town to speak at the Empress Theater. Representatives from the Federated Improvement Associations and various committees including the Housewives Cooperative League and Consumers League will participate along with labor organizations led by Nicholas Kinin.
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Lew Stark
Foremer
Indianapolis
Empress Theater
Federated Improvement Associations
Louise W
Housewives’ Co-operative League
J. W. Elims
Consumers’ League
Louise Spriggs
Hoffman School Mothers’ Club
J. Quarters
Ev. Welfare Association
D. Engelbert Ic. A. Culbertson
Grace Mann Welfare Association
Richard Wellman
Klein
Woman's Civic Paamienion
George B. Twitchell
Nicholas Kinin
French divorce petition delayed to March session
Newport Rhode Island January 6 A divorce petition filed by Mrs Pauline I French against Stuyvesant French is now unlikely to be heard before the March Superior Court session. The case was passed at December and did not appear at January motion day with February motion day doubtful. The petition accuses neglect and gross misconduct by the respondent for over a year.
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Americas
Newport
R.1
Pauline I. French
Stuyvesant
Gros
Yiols Ag
Abe Mars
Juryman Dismissed by Judge Gorman
Henry Schietman of 1820 Vine Street, a grand juryman, was dismissed yesterday by Judge Gorman. Harry W. Hutchins fills the vacancy. the judge offered no reason, stating only that Schietman knows he was let out and it is up to him to tell.
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Henry Schietman
Vine Street
Gorman
Harry W. Hutchins
Schietmman
Othe
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J. Toby & Son
Ming Kraleer
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Ohie
Adolf Maleer
Geceferd
Philippines
Mecca
Bolo
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Cincinnatiang
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Wirkte Bs
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OB & Aery
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Main
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Ciatais
Ee EE Auto School
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Bo Restauras
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Belwobt
Mons
Mae Central Ave
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Wright
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Uino
Howard Detective Agency
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York Hotel
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Ey Patween
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Emery Ball
Longley
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Vine
Dorby
McMillan
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Ohio
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Covington
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Bire
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Aron
Ligetr
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Meer
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Petinatanen
Abele & Heitz
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Secsae
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Undertakers
James Gilligan
Howand
Gilligan
Phox West
HOMER
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Canal
Busse & Borgmann Co
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Otte
Chapel
Preeman
Meric Ross
Keremd Steer
Ghana
Weil
Saloon
Ligense
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Pekeesy
Morey
HLS
BOA
Pau Khiches
Mina Cael
Sint Place
Ronni
Tan
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Toorae
W. Pitthee
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Montgomery
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Flaiah
Geo. P. Gross
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William Kusta
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Colem'n Ave
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