Letter Secures Federal Aid for White Plague Fight in Cincinnati
A letter to Dr. Samuel Sgraver of the Anti-Tuberculosis League from United States Surgeon General Blue confirms a federal plan to fund tuberculosis investigations as part of a $1,000,000 Congress appropriation. The letter urges cooperation with the Cincinnati Board of Health and the State Board of Health and outlines study plans to be carried out by the Public Health Service in partnership with local authorities.
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Samuel Sgraver
Anti-Tuberculosis League
United States
Blue
Pub- No Health Service
Cincinnati
Congress
Tech
League
Cincinnati Board of Health
State Board of Health
Igiauer
Cincinnati Anti- Tuberculosis League
Public Health Service
Secretary of the Treasury
When a family faced tight finances and gambling
A social quip contrasts household worries with gambling. Miss Cayenne notes the shift from asking about a husband's horse racing to questioning a man's wit at bridge, illustrating changing social preoccupations.
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Miss Cayenne
New York Broker Addresses Sermon on Ethics of Trade
A New York broker writes from Boat Ohio to Rev A B urging ethical standards in business. He notes stock exchange interest in a sermon about the link between morals and market values and sends scholarly articles and a book excerpt for review. He urges investigation and rail against rumors that NYC business is inherently corrupt.
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Universalist Church
Walnut
A. B
New York
A. B Beresford
Boat
Ohio
The
Stock Exchange
Cincinnati
Republic
New York City
Vesey Street
Harold J. Howland
Outlook
Independent
Lyman P. Powell
Hobart College
Congregationalist and Christian World
Boston
William C. van Antwerp
Annexation Drive Aims to Join Elmwood Place Cheviot to Cincinnati
Service director states local groups push to annex Elmwood Place and Cheviot into Cincinnati. The Chamber of Commerce and allied organizations back the effort, aiding campaign committees to secure favorable votes in the upcoming election.
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Elmwood Place
Cheviot
City of
Cincinnati
the of Commerce
Greater
Meir
Throngs Visit New Hospital for Final Inspection
Twenty thousand people toured the grounds of the new City Hospital on inspection day as University students and Boy Scouts directed crowds. The event showcased bond issue support with near unanimous acclaim, leaving visitors inspired to back the hospital project.
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New Hospital
New City Hospital
Dr. Holmes
Pincarda
Stacey Holmes
Congenon
New Assistant U S Treasurer Takes Charge in New York
Assistant Treasurer Vogel assumes duty at the subtreasury in New York and undertakes tasks tied to the upcoming changes in the financial system under the new national currency bill. He succeeds the late Charles E. Millington.
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New York
Vogel
Charles 8. Millington
Fire Scare at Swan Motel Causes Bed Fire
A mattress fire on the fourth floor of the Swan Motel at 220 Post Square led to smoke filling two upper floors. Firefighters extinguished the blaze with about 100 dollars in damage. A second alarm followed an hour later after smoldering remnants were found. Patrolman Miller cooled the fire with a pail of water.
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Swan
Post Square
Miller
Shoes Stolen From Freight Car At President Street
Eighteen pairs of shoes valued at about twenty dollars each were taken from a freight car off the tracks of the C N O and T P and Pennsylvania railroads at President street yesterday. Police headquarters received the report yesterday afternoon.
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T. P
Pennsylvania
President Street
Overcoat thefts persist as detectives take new reports
Overcoat thieves operated again Sunday, troubling police. Frank Duebly and Edwin Haase reported losses, each noting a coat missing, with detective head handling the cases.
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Frank Duebly
Vinestreet
Edwin Haase
North
Clifton Avenue
Motorcycle Strikes Alfred Partay at City Intersection
Alfred Partay aged 44 was severely injured when struck by a motorcycle driven by Fred Pileat of 272 Carroll Street yesterday at Harrison avenues and Burke Street. He was taken to City Hospital in Auto 9 with severe bruises over his body.
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Alfred Partay
Fred Pileat
Carroll Street
Harrison Avenues
Burke Street
Partay
Engineer suffers hip dislocation in railroad roundhouse incident
John P. Hunt of 841 Eastern Avenue, an engineer on the Pennsylvania Railroad, dislocated his right hip yesterday after a misstep while descending from his engine in the roundhouse. He was transported to Good Samaritan Hospital in Patrol 2 for treatment.
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John P. Hunt
Eastern Avenue
Pennsylvania’ Railroad
Good Samaritan Hospital
Broken Water Main Bursts Floods City Streets
A burst water main at Madison and Grandin Roads floods streets several blocks, two pipes fail, water rises a foot, cars and street cars struggle, debris hurls onto tracks, residents lose water for most of the day. Cause of the trouble is unknown.
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Madison
Grandin Roads
Norwood Gazette Plant Dispossession Order Issued
An order by Squire Armstrong of Norwood dispossesses the Hamilton County Publishing Company, publishers of the Norwood Gazette. The owners of the building on Harris Avenue in Norwood obtained the order to take control of the Gazette plant.
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Squire Armstrong
Norwood
Hamilton County Publishing Company
Norwood Gazette
Gazette
Harris Avenue
Bad flue causes fire at 4417 Wetzell Avenue
A defective flue caused a fire in the home of Harry Renn Island at 4417 Wetzell Avenue yesterday. Fire companies extinguished the flames with about 25 dollars in damage.
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Harry Ren‘nisland
Wetzell Avenue
Boy Missing From Children's Home Under Search
Police in the First District were notified that a boy is missing from the Children's Home and authorities were asked to conduct a search for him.
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First District
Woman Attempts Suicide Over Hard Times
Mrs. Mary Anthony, distressed by her husband’s job loss and illness, attempted to end her life with bichloride of mercury. Discovered by family, Dr D J Davia treated her at home. she refused hospital care and her condition was not serious.
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Mary Anthony
D. J. Davia
West Liberty Street
Stolen Silverware From Wagon In Webb Alley Theft
Robbers entered a stable at 740 Webb Alley Saturday night and stole silverware and household furnishings from a wagon valued at 57 dollars. Property belongs to Joseph Levingon of 37 West First Street.
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Webb Alley
Joseph Levingon
Weet Fit Street
Child Struck by Street Car in City
Three year old John Raida was hit by a south bound McMicken Elm street car near 433 McMicken Avenue. He suffered scalp wounds severe bruises and a probable skull fracture after the incident yesterday. He was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
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John Raida
McMicken Avenue
Watch Stolen From Freeman Avenue Resident
Frank Lehnbeck of 922 Freeman Avenue reported a watch valued at 26 dollars stolen yesterday afternoon by pickpockets in the Fourth District.
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Frank Lehnbeck
Freeman Avenue
Fourth District
Boys Held Over Shine Bet Incident at Freeman Avenue
Juvenile Court holds Joe Williams and Janes Igrelis on complaint by saloon keeper Opp at 1912 Freeman Avenue. The youths reportedly started a rough house at Opp's place after a one-dollar wager on who could make the best shine.
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Joe Williams
Janes Igrelis
F.C. Opp
Freeman ‘Avenue
Opp
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Geoffrey Goldsmith
Judge Superior Court
Yast
Rea
C. R. Holmes
Mr. Goldsmith
Cincinnati, Ohio
Hravel
Board of Hospital Commissioners
the Board OF Hospital Commissioners
Goodman St
Euclid Ave
Shields St
Eden Ave
E. L. Kennedy
Board of ‘Hospital Commissioners
Elmwood
Johnnie Jones
Morris Isaacs
Stanley
Sanpett
U.S
Ff. D. Voge
Swan Hotel
Children’s Home
Wm. J. Schick
William J. Schick
By Goldberg
MIT
Business Office
E. 7Th St
Sigfried
No, Johann,m. Maring
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