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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1914
Page
13
Fragmentary death notices list multiple names and locations such as Boggs Rafceas street and Solera dengue aerate e Brome. The readable items include personal names and street references but lack coherent structure or clear dates.
A fragmented birth notice lists multiple names and partial addresses such as ai sitters and Visi Kewlinger and Jonn and Charlotte Hamels with unclear street numbers. The readable bits show 2731 and 3725 as possible house numbers, but most details are garbled.
The Eighth District school PTA at Ionia elected A A Renshaw president Mrs J Hoff vice president and Mrs Salt secretary treasurer. Craven principal organized the meeting yesterday afternoon. The group aims to promote community interest raise playground equipment and decorate the school.
The supreme board of the Knights of St John will gather at the Linton hotel on Saturday and Sunday to arrange their national convention. The event will be held in Cincinnati during the summer.
Former President Taft will deliver the principal address at Cincinnati Law School’s graduation on May 29. The announcement came yesterday.
A City Service Director announces that many department heads and staff may be ousted by February first if resignations are not submitted. Interviews between city leaders and the administration informally considered replacements, with several chief inspectors and superintendents named as candidates and budgeted salary requests discussed.
Harold H. Meyer, tobacco merchant, was acquitted after a Municipal Judge Fox hearing. The case involved a December crash on Mattison Avenue where Roessler, a 1206 Street resident, was struck as he stepped from a car.
The contest in Cincinnati will award prizes from 10 to 15 dollars under the auspices of the State Collegiate Pierce Association. Local participants are expected to perform in the oratorical event during the program.
The readable portion shows an amended application labeled No. 107 and mentions a house rule, likely a security and regulation context. Details are incomplete but indicate a formal notice to concern parties regarding an amendment and related procedures.
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