Frame Law To Compel Doctors To Take Test
A proposed measure by Senator Theodore C. Jung to require periodic examinations for physicians gains broad support among Cincinnati doctors and laymen. Proponents argue stronger supervision and ongoing medical education will elevate the profession, while critics urge careful consideration of the method.
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Cme
Jung
Cincinna
C. A. R.holmes
University of Cincinnati
Sidney Lang
Academy of Medicine
Charge Morphoine Teaching Man Held in District
Police hold Charles Miller of 718 West Fifth Street on a morphine sale and administration charge. Officers found morphine, water bottle and syringe at his residence and assert he injected the drug to small sums. Girls admitted receiving injections at his house on George Street and at his West Fifth Street rooms.
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Charles, Miller
West Fifth
Millery
Miller
George Street
Banford
Light
Millerania
West Fifth Street
Toga Case 13 Continued In Municipal Court
Patrick Toga known as Gospel Pat faced Judge Alexander on grand larceny and malicious destruction charges after smashing a Steenwald jewelry store window at Longworth and Race streets and attempting a 1500 dollar theft. Edward F Kaelin jeweler at 1422 Wine Street added two charges including malicious destruction and theft of diamonds valued at 1000 dollars.
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Patrick Toga
Elias
Gospel Pat
Alexander
Toga
Steenwald Jwelry
Longworth
Race Streets
Edward F. Kaelin
Two Overcome by Gas in Laurel Street Home
John Shiling and his wife of Laurel Street closed their room doors and lit a gas stove. They fell asleep and awoke hours later when gas fumes forced their door open. Mrs Shiling was unconscious with her husband on the floor. Dr J N Fraid reported they were out of danger.
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John Shilting
Laurel Street
Car schedule change announced by service director
Service Director Fondick was informed Tuesday by Vice President Walter A Drapér of the traction company that the former schedule was to be installed on the Westwood car line. The change is to take effect at once.
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Fondick
Walter A Drapér
The
Traction Company
Westwood
Mill girl to speak on suffrage in Cincinnati event
Rose Winslow, an 18 year old stocking mill worker, will address Cincinnati listeners January 28. Arrangements by the Hamilton County Suffrage Association bring the Washington convention speaker to share the working girl’s view on suffrage.
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Hamilton County Suffrage Association
Cincinnati
Rose Winslow
Washington
Miss Winslow
Young man bound over to grand jury on obscene letter charge
Vernon Cutter, 22, of 2018 Colerain Ave nas, was bound over to the Federal Grand Jury on a charge of sending an obscene letter through the malls. His bond was set at 1096 dollars.
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Commission-r
Adler
Federal Grand Jury
Vernon Cutter
Colerain
Praised Mounted Officer for Capture of Diamond Thief
Ben Greenwald a jeweler presented a traffic squad member with a letter praising Mounted Officer Fred Hollmeyer for his role in the capture of Pat Toga who broke Greenwalds window and stole diamonds last Saturday.
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Ben Greenwald
Mounted Police
Fred Hollmeyer
Pat Toga
Greenwald
Expedition Preparations Before Sailing From Port
A group plans a voyage with a scientist onboard and several applicants awaiting approval to join. The party includes a leadership line and aims to depart after final arrangements are completed.
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Propia
South Africa Faces Hard Line Amid General Strike
Government warns striking workers and mobilizes Citizens' corps as cabinet members remain under guard. Police claim to protect property while strike actions spread from Cape Town to Johannesburg and other ports, with trains halted and workers facing forceful measures.
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Miniater Snitz
Committee of Public Eafety
Johannesburg
Cape Town
Ron
Alimony Plea In Shoe Merchant Edward Britek Case
Edward Britek, a local shoe merchant, faces an alimony plea alleging financial strain from a failed marriage. The court filing requests support adjustments and ongoing payment terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Britek
East Night High Alumni Hold Reception
East Night High School alumni plan a reception at the Walnut Hill mansion on Saturday night January 24. Event details include a social gathering and tributes to graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Night High School
Urges Haste In Work On Canal Boulevard
John E. Bruce park commissioner urged rapid progress on canal boulevard conversion into a main artery linking downtown to hills and parks. He argued the project would boost nearby property values and enable a leaner park system independent of city government under the new charter.
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Canal Boulevard
George Cincinnati Park
wil @O & ETeat
Burnett Woods
John E. Bruce
Te Size Ag
Beaustiful
Real Estate Men Move to New Headquarters
Real estate men relocate to a new headquarters, establishing a central office in a redesigned property. The move signals growth and improved services for buyers and sellers in the local market.
Enlistment Drive for First Ohio Infantry Held at Hyde’s Club
Officers of the regiment plan a meeting at Hyde’s Club to enlist militiamen for the First Ohio Infantry. Campaigning will continue in surrounding territory to muster a new company. Major Rebert Cooper and veterans from the local associations attend the next Monday evening event.
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Ohio Infantry
Farming Delegation Protests Water Policy At Meeting
A farmers delegation gathered Tuesday to press for changes in water policy. The protest cited drought impacts and urged officials to address irrigation access and pricing. Local agriculture groups and residents attended, seeking swift action from the county board.
City Auditor Reports Rental Receipts and Payments
City Auditor Leimanna announced receipt of a check totaling $276,506 with Cincinnati Southern Railroad. The funds cover three quarter rent of $262,509, plus $10,000 applied to a payment and $3,000 interest on past due amounts.
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Leimanna
The
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Jerome Will Aid Fight On Thaw Release
Special to The Americas Concord New Hampshire January 13 Witttem T Jerome telephoned Bernard Jacobs representing New York in the effort to return Harry Thaw to Mattawan. The bell hearing in Federal District Court will present further evidence to oppose release. Jacobs said bail hearing may be delayed to late next week, delaying possible extradition. Jacobs filed a brief challenging Judge Aldrich to hear the habeas corpus action.
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Americas
Concord
Witttem T. Jerome
Bernard Jacobs
New York State
Harry Thaw
Mattenwan
Federal District Court
Thaw
Jacobe
Wicherty
Jacobse
Aldrich
Duke Wheels Baby Special Cable to The American
Duke and Princess Rita Dea travel by carriage and automobile from Vienna into Hungary with their latest child, defying etiquette as they make public outings.
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Janee
Duke Charlier Francis Joseph
Rita Dea
Vienna
Hungary
Officers Installed In Local Club Incomplete List
A fragmentary note lists officers including a president and vice president with names such as John and William. The garbled text mentions recording secretary and treasurer roles, plus additional unclear surnames.
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Chaitae
Fiee
Mardis
John Gener
Peel
Anes
Horst
Trea
William
George Hanming
Winers
Wachs
Bepj
Gnijawel'ab
Flourishes Gun, Is Fined In Municipal Court
Erwin Dickens of 2519 Sibhertate avenue was fined yesterday in Municipal Court after prosecutor Edwit Melzer, aged 28, faced the case.
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Erwin Dickens
Edwit '‘Melzer
Fisher Named New Fire Chief Amid Shakeup
D. H. Fisher was appointed superintendent of the fire division, taking charge yesterday after M. Martin was ousted by Safety Holmes on Monday. The transition followed a competitive process earlier this month.
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D. H. Fisher
M. Martin
Safety Holmes
Fisher
Wen
Man Bound Over On Receiving Stolen Goods Charge
In Covington, Cain was bound over to the grand jury by Judge Edmonds after a hearing in police court. He allegedly received goods stolen by Ernest Bass, 14, and Clifton Hanser, 15, who testified and were tried in Juvenile Court, with Hanser’s case under advisement and both boys ordered sent to Reform School.
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Church Cain
Edmonds
Covington
Cain
Ernest Bass
Clifford Hanser
Lee
Hanser
Bank Elections Decide Covington and Newport Directors
The annual national bank elections in Covington and Newport concluded with a single change in Covington where Hugh Colville replaced the late John R. Coppin as director of the German National Bank. Directors in the First National Citizens' National Commercial National Bank of Covington were reelected. In Newport the directorate also saw one change with Charles Megerie succeeding John C. Schrol as president of the Newport National. The Citizens' Bank veterans plan a January 20 meeting to elect officers.
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Covington
Newport
Covington Banks
Hugh Colville
John R. Coppin
German National Bank
First National
Citizens’ National
Commercial
National
First National Bank of J
Charles Megerie
John C. Schrol
Newport National
Bank 41
Ernst Property Sold in Covington Court Sale
Master Commissioner Hind of the Kenton Circuit Court held a sale yesterday at Fifth and Garrard streets Covington to satisfy a judgment of the People's Savings Bank and Trust for 12000 against John and Mabel Droege. The bank bought the Ernst property at its bid of 9500.
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Hind
Kenton
Ernst
Fifth and
Garrard Streets
Covington
People’s Savings Bank and Trust
John and
Mabel Droege
Noted Local Injuries and Legal Admission Report
John Casey of Stewart avenue sustained serious injuries after a collision near Medison avenue and Se street, with patrolmen directing him to St Elizabeth Hospital. Hoffman of Covington, editor of Comment, was admitted to the bar by the Pendleton bar association yesterday.
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John Casey
Stewart Avenue
Medison Avenue
St Elizabeth Hospital
Hoffman
Covington
Comment
The
Pendleton
Dayton Man Cheppie Found Dead in St. Louis
Word reached Dayton yesterday of the sudden death in St. Louis of J. M. Cheppie, 50, formerly of Clay street, Dayton. The body will be brought home for burial, and dispatches from St. Louis state the death was caused by poison.
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Dayton
St. Louis
J. M. Cheppie
Clay Street
Chappie
City Eyes License Reform After Revenue Drop
Mayor Heilmbeld blames a 60 percent revenue fall in Newport vehicle licenses on more out of town merchants using auto trucks for deliveries. He pushes a legislative amend to raise city revenue from licenses.
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Newport
Heilmbeld
Helmbeld
Jury Clears Police Chief In Campbell Circuit Suit
A Campbell Circuit Court jury returned a verdict for defendant Police Chief Frank Ortlieb of Dayton in the case brought by Joseph Bisse, a keeper, who alleged the covenance cue his arrest at warrant of law.
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Campbell
Joseph Bisse
Frank Ortlieb
Dayton
Bisse
Covenance
Commissioners on Tour of Inspection Inspect city fire houses and streets
City Commissioners will inspect fire houses streets and crematory today to learn city needs and determine costs for the coming year. The trip aims to gauge required expenditures and to assess the proposed crematory project following a monthly appropriation vote.
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City Commissioners of
Widow Sues Slayer Over Estate Killing Damages
Mrs. Ira Wilson sues the estate of William Little seeking 10000 dollars in damages for a killing that forms the basis of the case in Campbell Circuit Court.
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Ira Wilson
William Little
Campbell Circuit Court
Kentucky Board Begins Pharmacy Licensing Exams
Twenty applicants started their pharmacist licensing examinations yesterday before the State Board of Pharmacy at the Masonic Temple in Covington. Examinations will close late today and additional tests are planned for Louisville in April.
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Kentucky
State Board of Pharmacy
Masonic Temple
Covington
Oetea Ene
Louleville
Balme Estate Will Probate Names Husband Executor
The will of Mrs. Harriet Balme of Covington was probated in the County Court. It leaves the estate to her husband George Balme and names him executor without bond.
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Harriet’ Balme
George Balme
Covington
Portrait of Dr See Coroner in Kenton County Office
Coroner Dr See was honored with a formal portrait displayed yesterday in the Kenton County offices. Mayor Philipps presided over the unveiling as Henry Farny, a noted official, attended the ceremony and praised the deceased official.
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Corsmanine
Bettie
Kenton
Philipps
Henry Farny
Clerks Push Bill on Court Costs Fees
Frankfort clerks advocate a bill to guarantee court costs when cases are filed. The measure focuses on fees in clerical offices and aims to standardize charges across the system.
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Frankfort
Cne Main
Married in Covington
Marriage licenses issued in Covington list couples Joseph Steunch 22 and Marcellus Henson 21 both of West Covington Carl Northcutt 21 and Lottie Christopher 21 of Henry Kraus 24 of Boomer Vreina Brosmers 21 of J ODonnel 38 and Mie Cora Lanerhaus 22 of Cincinnati Liston Baylor 21 and Vera Mason 19 of Covington.
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Covington
Joseph Steunch
Marcellus Henson
Weat Covington
Carl Northcutt
Lottie Christopher
Henry Kraus
Boomer
W.reevina Brosmers
J. B. Odonnel
Mie Cora Lan,erhaus
Cincinnati
Liston Baylor
Vera Mason
McGarvey Trial Underway in Covington Circuit Court
Charlies MacGarvey faces three counts of receiving stolen goods in Covington Circuit Court before Judge Tracy. His arrest nearly four years ago caused a sensational stir in the Covington police department.
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Charlies MacGarvey
Covington
Tracy
McGarvey
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