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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1914
Page
9
Fragmentary listing from Walnut Bilia includes rental ad for a property at No 2056 Hackberry corner WO roome with electric lights and rent 60. Also mentions autos for sale and a note about typewriters and other items with uncertain details and addresses.
fragmented obituary notes list several individuals with ages and causes including pneumonia cancer heart disease tuberculosis and scarlet fever. names such as Margaret Witton 65 and Mary Conley 43 appear with addresses in city and streets like Clark Street and Stanley Avenue though many details are garbled.
A February matinee in New York features renowned actresses presiding over tea at the Dance of Victory. Organized by forty prominent women, the event aims to connect the theatrical world with the suffrage movement and promote participation in the March pageant. Tickets include tea and dance with a star lineup expected.
Hyde Park’s Company of the First Infantry will assemble at the Hyde Park town hall tonight for enrollment and oath taking. Major Robert Connanding of the Ferret Regiment will administer, with Capt M. Prat Tig on, Governor Cox’s staff, and A W Kthar Procter, John By Bry tend Dp, and Meacham as board members.
Five alleged speeders appeared before Municipal Judge Alexander yesterday including E G Beneke Virtgts Glass manager Har rison Smith of 1885 Madison Road Ben Deagie 4170 Hamilton Avenue Frank Denby and James Miles of 411 George Street. Hartung testified Smith endangered others by speeding past tent at 32 mph. Benecke and Deagie were fined plus costs. Denby and Miles tied up for resisting arrest by Patrolman Ottalpdi.
A Millcreek movement seeks a new conversion hall at the Carthage fairgrounds. Petitions circulate urging county commissioners to construct the building from the old courthouse or Cranée-Thichey Company material. Both existing buildings would be torn down.
George Miller arrested by United States Marshal Eugene Lewis on a robbery charge related to a car containing interstate shipments. The case is set for hearing next week.
In United States District Court a bankruptcy petition was filed by merchants from Springfield Ge. The petition lists liabilities of 27 212.68 and details unclear assets. The case names include Ficher Gedas and Brock yrster as parties.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Deacon Hospital will hold its twenty fifth annual meeting this afternoon at the First Reformed Church at Frees Mai and Hulbert avenues. Election of officers and regular business session will be held. A social hour will conclude the day.
New St Bernard police chief at aes Conneighton was awarded a gold badge by friends during a Cahquet event. Highlights include community support and a formal recognition of leadership.
A fragmented certificate announces the dissolution of partnership interests held by Jacob and Benjamin owners tied to a bank vendor. The document references dates in January and notes dissolution formalities and associated ownerships.
A fragmentary birth notices page lists many surnames and addresses in incomplete form. Names include Margaret Wianies, Ismanl and Nose Gelpin, John and Ethel Terner, and Joseph od Anne Boord, with scattered street references such as 2 Pidie street and 150 Pom eer a. Further entries mention Ravhet Cohen and other partially legible pairs, reflecting a dense, unreadable directory of newborns and families.
Following President Dicteri's declaration the Chamber of Commerce will host a convention outreach meeting at the Linton Hotel today at 12 o'clock. Business leaders from Cincinnati will attend to gain better information on upcoming conventions and to enlist broad industry cooperation.
A transfer of a retail license from Fred Mohr to Peter J A was rejected by the Hamalteh county license commission after an application filed for 2204 Central Avenue. The filing from Hernard Fi Pollman to operate a saloon at Columbia and Dawson remains pending if a vacancy occurs.
A bank reports an unclaimed sum of 1035 dollars left by Alfréd H. Finke whose address is unknown. If not claimed, the money may be forfeited. The bank filed a court report yesterday regarding the matter.
Records show numerous property transfers and mortgage actions. Names appear such as James H. Pemrnes Wilfred Th Cimens Clara Be Ferman and Joseph Rewrgenks with sums including 1400 and 2000 dollars referenced against parcels in towns like Wellston and East Etna Subdivision Wing.
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