Bartenders Seek to Protect Interests in New License Law
Bartenders in Cincinnati held a meeting to discuss actions to shield themselves under the new license law. They argued arrests of saloon workers could backfire on bartenders applying for licenses later, and that union rules may limit Sunday work though those rules are set to end by year end. Meanwhile, License Commission HQs faced crowds of applicants and rejections, with potential court challenges expected and one notable case involving John Berne at the Olympic Theater cafe.
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Cincinnati
Aghinet
Commission
John Berne
Olympics Theater
Berne
Peoples Theater
Peoples
Olympic
Diag “Lenat
Cincinnati Dedication Tonight for Union Central Building
Cincinnati celebrates the formal dedication of the Union Central Life Insurance Building on the fifteenth floor with a seven o clock reception and a banquet on the seventeenth floor. Governor Cox and other dignitaries will speak while officials showcase the structure’s design and progress. The building opens to the public for inspection on Saturday.
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Cincinnati
Union Central Life Tasurance
Union Central Lite ‘Insurance Company
Valen Central Life Insurance
Hiteboms
Trasion
Jesse R. Clark
E Union ‘Central Life Insurance Cumbone
Area Central
Lite Incuraser Company
Obie
Jamia M. Cox
Abe
Oho
Henry Hunt
Cinginnati
Organized Benefectas
Darwin I. Kinigaley
Presigent New York Life Insirduce Wh Company
Union C’uiial Building
Asx Gilbert
Gilbert, Garber & Woodward
Associated Archit¢Geta
Tee
Robert Lynn Cok
Lo J. Horwitz
Sical ‘Casé
Union Central
Harris
Busi Ees
Union Central Life Insurance Building
Change Plans Campaign To Refute Libel on City
The Chamber of Commerce in Cincinnati launches a campaign to counter outside libel and defend the city’s name. Secretary W C Culkins says Change will actively refute false statements and praise progress under the Spiegel administration while urging continued support for local prosperity.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
W. C. Culkins
Change
Huey
Spiegel
Fined for Adulterated Food Case in Police Court
Judge Fricker fined H R Spencer of the Spencer Sons Company of 324 East Hepond Street, $100 and costs for adulterated food. The firm faced allegations of receiving tomato pulp that violated city and federal bacteria rules. Letters to a Frankfort firm showed samples contained excess bacteria, yet the Spencer firm planned to accept the shipment. The government intercepted the shipment.
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Frickerred
H.R Spencer
W. M. Spencer
Sons Company
East Hepond Strest
Frankfort
Spencer Company
Ear Torn From Man Aboard Be & Train
An ex-Sallee from St. Louis named Joseph Crosigs lost his right ear after a dynamite blast in a dining car on a Be & train bound for Cincinnati. Local railroad physician treated his injuries.
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Joseph Crosigs
St. Louie
Cincinnati
Bond Issues and Levy Carry Approved by Large Majority
Voters approved the bond issue and extra levy in Tuesday’s election. A table shows the special questions and their tallies, including hospital bonds with 52,995 Yes votes, and other tax levies receiving broad support.
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Ofictar
Northwestern railroad directors discuss train rates
Yesterday at the hotel Linton twelve directors of the Northwestern railroad met to discuss traffic rates but nothing of importance was brought before them. The meeting adjourned until November 18.
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Linton
Northwestern Railroad
Balke Denies He's Reckless Spender
Balke, a Cincinnati manufacturer, denies being a reckless spender after a suit alleges he pledged or misused 970,000 in stock and property to support a lavish lifestyle. He contends he borrowed to maintain living costs and argues no one else has a claim against him except possibly his children.
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Alice
Balke
Aleg
Childrer
Telen
Ferhein
Mayor Hunt Aids City Employees To Hold Their Jobs
City leaders announce steps to protect municipal workers amid upheaval. The pledge emphasizes job security for staff while a broader reform debate continues within the administration.
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Mayor Hunt
Aged Woman Fatally Burned In German Deaconess Hospital Incident
An elderly woman named Margaret Vogele suffered fatal burns after her clothing caught fire from a stove. Neighbors and her daughter aided, a man attempted to douse the flames with water but could not prevent the smoldering injuries. Vogele, advanced in years, died shortly after at the German Deaconess Hospital.
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Stove
Aire
Margaret Vogele
Klotter Avenue
Vogéle
Iit
Vogeley
Revive O N G Military Hops and Parade
Fragmentary OCR text describes O N G military hops and a forthcoming event with troops and parade elements. Mentions Beond Cavalry and a Drill and dance, with unclear sequence and leadership notes.
Coroner Probes Death of Prisoner in Custody
Coroners office investigates the death of a prisoner in a facility. Officials say the incident prompted an autopsy and review of the prisoners treatment and conditions. Further findings and official records are awaited.
Footpad Victim Dying After City Attack
A victim of a footpad assault near the Gin Cincinnati end vot the Southern bridge is believed dying. The attack involved four assailants who fled toward Gays Das née, and the injured man was rushed to CH Hospital where doctors report critical condition.
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H. Nigatt
Yeaterday
Uae
Beuthern
Ifterteuth
Scalded Man Injured in Factory Incident
A worker, George Rieth of East Suet Street, was scalded at the Bohr-Ptost factory on Second and Race streets. He collapsed on the way home and was treated after a painful accident reported by police and hospital staff.
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George Rieth
Paxrol
Bawald
Martin
Renal Ata
Hort
Keyan H
Biteute
Prdener
Assault at the county hospital after assaults by group
An account describes injuries following an assault near a county hospital. It mentions a victim transported for care and refers to a suspect or assailants in a chaotic scene with unclear details and locations.
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Aos
W. Four Street
D. W. Sayre Real Estate and Fire Insurance Brokers
Main Street
Wilson
WM. K. Herin
Prone Canal
Pioneer St
Union Central Building
Cass Givecrt AssociaTion
Curreets
Darwin P- Kingsley
Esident
New York Being Co
Robert Lynn
Cox
Jesse BR. Clark
Presi
Br Fidentis
Cnion
N-Wharris
Wanis Savines
E-A-Ferauson Nmanager
Iluimois Union Central Life
LJ. Horowitz Cienlan Sonor Co
Dares
Coxt Gover
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Esser- Chan Clark
Ins
Spender
New York
Wajter, Balin
Cincinnatii
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Beau Hare
Caluia
Eee Yea
Heme
Clive Ag
Inca
Walen
Che
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Wrere
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Kroger’s
Express
Rowntree
Hale “Tee
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Packea
ARGO
Salmok
Alaska
Columbia River
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Beteu
Lees, Bookere Sebaon
Pride ‘of
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Termine Riejanet
Tau
Tibet
Extra Fae
MS. Sardines
Neptune
Mariitiech
Vince
Eitgetet
Marie
Roewbeth
Bomress
Sardinia
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