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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1913
Page
10
The Hamilton County Golf Club opens tonight with a chicken dinner at the new clubhouse. A match game is planned for Saturday afternoon with Johnny Mackeifresh captaining one side and Mr Rothiere the other.
Delegates from The Business Men's Club The Federated Improvement Associations The Taxpayers' Association The City Club The Cincinnati Woman's Club The Chamber of Commerce and The Bureau of Municipal Re—search nominations state no political party or politicians influenced the candidate selection.
Safety Director Cash hears testimony about a bucket shop in the Carey building run by Wey Carey as prosecutors and witnesses deny or confirm embezzlement ties. Charged figures include Bultman, Klein, Mrs. Clara Lerman, and ex-officer Copelan with proceedings continuing at 100 o clock under oath.
In Harrisburg the Pennsylvania Auditor of State posts five rules granting government workers tenure based on merit. The piece recalls past abuses when political influence protected underperformers and notes ongoing reforms, with hope for further changes toward good government.
At Vera Cruz General Moan, Federal Commander, forbids another ball game by U S sailors ashore on Sundays amid strained relations between Mexico and the United States. The ban ends months of games started by warships.
County Commissioners and neighboring counties met at the Courthouse to discuss funding a temporary bridge over the Little Miami at Loveland until a permanent one is built. Proposals to share costs failed as Hamilton County would not move without Clermont and Warren agreeing to half the cost. The temporary bridge is valued at about 5000 dollars while the permanent bridge contract was set earlier to finish by July 1. Additional county financial moves included road repair reimbursements and bonds for Miamiville bridge costs.
Speeches by Mayor Hunt City Solicitor Bettman and Congressmen Allen and Bowdle will mark the start of construction this afternoon at Spring Grove and Colerain avenues. The 52 000 foot long sewer will run along the creek from the Ohio River to Hartwell to catch industrial waste. Estimated cost is 2 million dollars.
Frank Deske of Cincinnati was returned from Chicago charged with using the mails to defraud. J D Craig of Cepyrhilis Florida lost his grip with valuable papers and blank checks during a visit. Deske forged Craig’s name to a $36 check on the First National Bank of Dephyrhills Florida. Deske is in U S custody and jailed in Miami County Ohio.
An editor jokes that John D. Rockefeller endowed many, but not newspaper writers, who may attend to his obituary. the rich are described as absent-minded when time comes for their own notices.
Carrie Clinger charges Frank A. Clinger with infidelity and abuse after a tomato can bearing another man s name was found by her husband and a related correspondence began. She alleges separation since July last and seeks alimony. she cites his earnings of 28 to 30 dollars weekly plus an eight dollar pension.
In the Common Pleas Court yesterday Al Eppinger and fifty four other produce merchants filed a suit against the city and George W. Schloss City Sealer and Weigher seeking an injunction to stop confiscation of the measures in use. They contend the measures meet the Congress standard and that Congress alone can fix standards making the state law unconstitutional. Mal Vordenberg and partners are attorneys for the plaintiffs.
The well known local turfman N B Davis who has raced Rogturtium Nash Cash and Sylvestris in recent years is quite ill here from an attack of typhoid fever though his physicians say he will recover.
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