Cincinnati to Exhibit at New York City Planning Show
Arrangements were made for Cincinnati to be represented at the City Planning Exhibition in New York during the last week of November. The display will be arranged under the direction of James H. M. Van Buren for The American City with help from the Chamber of Commerce, the Bureau of Municipal Research, and city officials. The Cincinnati exhibit will include material from the recent municipal budget exhibit and other features, with replicas of European planning work to be shared with other American cities after the show. Cincinnati is one of the cities to be visited by the traveling exhibit, with the local display managed by the Chamber of Commerce or the Bureau of Municipal Research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
New York
Chamber of Commerce
James HM. van Buren
Whene
Stepe
Chamber of Com
Bureau of Municipal Research
Europe
America
Ameree Ee
Alec
RK. Sietth
Advent Epurier
Watson Meters
Geyety Uxt
Mr. Smith
Meremith
Tastere
James Hallock
Heid
Toyle
Lessou
Cater
Mr. Herd
Broadway
New York City
Church Rally in Denver Creates Mystery Event
The Hamilton County Christian Endeavor Union will hold a grass rally at Central Christian Church Ninth Street on Friday evening November 14. Prominent speakers and a special program are planned. The rally is surrounded by secrecy with details withheld until the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County Christian Endeavor Union
Central, Christian Church
Ninth Street
Marie Lloyd’s Daughter Granted English Divorce
Marie Lloyd’s daughter Mrs. Marie Alice Victoria Aylin was granted a divorce in England. The news surprised Marie Lloyd, who had been set to appear in Cincinnati this week but was delayed by a storm in Cleveland that disrupted her engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Lloyd
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Marie Alice Victoria Aylin
England
Mids Lloyd
Engineer killed by train in Big Four yards
Howard Pladhery a 28 year old freight engineer from Sharonville was killed in the Big Four yards when he stood in front of an inbound passenger train yesterday afternoon. The body was taken to A M Vorhis undertaking in Lockland. He leaves a widow in Sharonville. Coroner Foertmeyer left last night to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Pladhery
Sharonville
A. M. Vorhis
Lockland
Foertmeyer
Riotous Indianapolis Strike Sparks Political Quarrel
In Indianapolis a street railway strike provokes a push to convene a special session of the State Legislature. Four deaths and many injuries mark the unrest. Mayor Shank calls for compulsory arbitration while Governor Raisin resists a special session, setting a statewide political clash.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolia
Shank
Attack on Aged Couple Leads to Manhunt for Anderson Brothers
Covington police seek Alfred and Clarence Anderson for brutally assaulting Herman and Mrs Scholueber after they refused money at East Twelfth Street yesterday. The elderly couple, both over 70, suffered head injuries and Mrs Scholueber is in serious condition. Detectives and city officers traced the brothers to Hartwell and later arrested them at 840 Curcon Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Clarence Anderson
Hartwell
Cincinnati
Covington
Herman Scholuebers
East Twelfth Street
Scholuebers
Eadie Collins
Scholueber
Hem
Mrs. Scholueber
Anderson ‘Brothers
Cincinnati Police Department
Police
Police Department
Stegner
Baker
Cincinnati Police
Anderson
Curcon Street
First Woman Hunter Takes Out License in Kenton County
Mrs M Gargner of 29 East Martin street Covington becomes the first woman this year to obtain a hunter license in Kenton County. County Clerk John Dillion noted his surprise but acknowledged that women of today are adept at sports. Mrs Martin, tall and good looking with a keen eye, embodies the ideal hunter, as more than 600 male licenses have already been issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Gargner
East Martin Street
Covington
Kenton
John Dillion
Tin
Small Fires Bother Covington Fire Crews
Several minor blazes kept the Covington fire department busy yesterday morning. A seed saloon on Madison avenue reported hot coals from a grate igniting woodwork with trifling damage. Later smoke issued from a stock room at the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad yard on Madison avenue and was extinguished. A defective flue caused a fire at Samuel Hays’s home on Shott Bremen street, resulting in attic damage.
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Covington
Madison Avenue
Chesapeake
Ohio
the Railroad’ Company
Thirteenth
Fourteenth Streets
Samuel Hays
Shott
Bremen Street
Bazaar at St. Elizabeth Hospital Draws Large Crowd
A banner crowd attended the bazaar at St. Elizabeth Hospital last night. The Ninth Infantry Band of Ft. Thomas and soloist Miss Clara Loring of Covington provided the main attractions. The bazaar closes tonight.
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St. Elizabeth Hospital
Ninth ‘Infantry Band
Ft. Thomas
Clara. Loring
Covington
Campbell Turnpike Company Guilty in Alexandria Case
Campbell Turnpike Company faced a Guilty plea in Campbell Circuit Court over a dangerous obstruction to traffic on the Alexandria pike. The court fined the company after Judge Hodge and Commonwealth's Attorney W A Burkamp agreed on the plea. Licking Road Turnpike Company awaits trial on a similar indictment today.
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Campbell Turnpike Company
Alexandria Pike
Campbell
Hodge
Licking Road
Funeral for Marie Anna Miller Held at Mother of God Church
The 87 year old Marie Anna Miller of 67 Weat Seventh street was laid to rest Friday after a funeral at Mother of God Church. Burial followed in Mother of God Cemetery. William L and Grace L Jaynes transferred to W H Holman two Myrtle avenue Latonia lots Tuesday. Edwin Booth qualified as administrator of Leona Fuller’s estate in Kenton County Court. J A Cherrington qualified as guardian of Helen Kuhl in the same court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Anna Miller
Weat Seventh Street
Mother of God Church
Mother of God
William L. and
Grace L Jaynes
W. H. Holman
Myrtle Avenue
Latonia
Edwin Booth
Leona Fuller
Kenton County
J. A. Cherrington
Helen Kuhl
Newport approves new ten inch water main for distillery
The city of Newport enters a contract with Old 76 Distilling Company to lay a ten inch water main along Licking Pipe south of Newport. The distillery covers all costs, estimated at about $2,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
76 Distilling ‘Company
Covington Marriage Licenses Issued Yesterday
Covington issued marriage licenses to J. W. Long 48 and Maggie Garrett 42 of Covington. William Wilcox and Theresa Hischmiller of West Covington. James Callahan 27 and Myrtle Duman of Covington. Harry C. Greeley 24 and Erma B. King 18 of Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
J. W. Long
Maggie Garrett
William Wilcox
Theresa Hischmiller
West Covington
James Callahan
Myrtle Duman
Harry C. Greeley
Erma &B. King
Deputy Warden Nets Six Dead Rabbits in Newport
Deputy State Game Warden W. E. Pooley arrested James Merkl of Seventh and German streets Newport after finding six dead rabbits in his possession. Merkl claimed purchase from another, but the Ft. Thomas justice fined him 60 dollars at a rate of 16 dollars per rabbit before November 16. The warden said he would arrest the shooter and seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EB Pooley
James’ Merkl
Seventh and German
Streets
Newport
Merkl
Squire Maschinott
Ft. Thomas
Merk
Prisoner Returned to Stand Trial in Williamstown Case
Sheriff Leary of Grant County met with Gus Stevens, jailed in Covington, to escort him to a preliminary hearing in Williamstown for the killing of Joseph Kells. Authorities expect a large crowd and have arranged protection for Stevens. attorney John O Neal plans to defend him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Gus Stevens
Stevens
Joseph
Williamstown
Sherif Leary
Richmond
Newport Briefs Highlight Lodge Esquire Rites and Club News
Monitor Lodge K of P No. 178 to confer esquire rank on several candidates at the hall Fourth and York. Ladies' Aid sale to benefit York Street Congregational Church at 404 Monmouth Street. Swastika Pleasure Club met at Harry Ward's residence in Newport. John Knobloch and Fred Chalf admitted 42 new members.
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Monitor Lodge K. of P
Hall
Fourth
York
Ladies’ Aid Society
York Street Congregational Church
Newport
Monmouth Street
Swastika Pleasure Club
Harry Ward
John Knobloch
Fred Chalf
Taken to prison for murder in Newport case
Fred Sarbeck, slayer of Mrs. Mayme Michaelbach, will be taken to Eddyville Prison today to serve an indeterminate sentence of two to twenty one years. Sarbeck shot and killed Michaelbach at her business in Newport several months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sarbeck
Mayme Michaelbach
Eddyville
Sarbeck
Michaelbach
Newport
Grand Jury Final Report to Premiere at Covington Court
The Grand Jury Final Report is slated for premiere at the Covington courthouse under Commonwealth's attorney R. G. Williams. A twelve member jury, rehearsed for three weeks, has heard over 190 witnesses. Indictments against handbook operators and disorderly establishments in Kenton County are anticipated, with possible censure of officials for lax enforcement. Rumors also mention a wave of alleged gambling law violators fleeing.
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Grand Jury
AIL Covington
Covington
Common
Niesses
Mecca
Kenton County
Ball Player Loses Leg In Hammond Injury
Relatives of George Nie received word Tuesday night that his right leg was crushed and later amputated at St. Margaret's Hospital in Hammond Indiana. Nie formerly lived in Ludlow and built a reputation with the Fleischmann Mountain Tourists earlier in his career. He had been working as a switchman since leaving Ludlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nie
Hammond
Ind
St. Margaret's Hospital
Nie
Ludlow
Educators to Speak at First District Parents Club
Dr. O A Frickman president of Newport School Commissioners will explain the Federation of Mothers Clubs at the Parents and Teachers Club meeting Friday at 3 oclock in the Fourth Street School Mrs George B Twitchell of Cincinnati will also address the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Frickman
Newport School Commissioners
Federation of Mothers’ Clubs
Parents’ and Teachers’ Club
Fourth Street
George B. Twitchell
Cincinnati
James Culbertson Suffered Leg Fracture After Street Fall
James A. Culbertson oldest letter carrier in Covington department slipped on the street on Montgomery while delivering mail. He fractured his right leg and was taken to his home on West Fifth street. Culbertson has served twenty-five years and is well known in the business section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Culbertson
Covington
Montgomery Street
West Fifth Street
Culbertson
Missing Newport Woman Mary Stevens Found Safe
Mrs. Mary Stevens who disappeared from Dayton street Newport on Monday morning was located Wednesday. A daughter called police to say her mother was visiting at the daughter's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stevens
Dayton Street
Newport
Society Meeting Report From Cincinnati Branch
The Woman s Foreign Missionary Society of the Union Methodist Episcopal Church meets at Mrs Will Weaver s home at Seventh and Sandford at 2 30 this afternoon Mrs Eva Jones of Bellevue district secretary reports on the Cincinnati branch annual meeting held in Youngstown Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
Union Methodist. Episcopal Church
Will Weaver
Sandford
Eva Jones
Bellevue
Conference Society
Cincinnati
Youngstown
Ohio
Elks to Help Poor in Newport Bellevue Dayton
Officers of the Newport Lodge of Birks plan Friday meeting to organize Christmas donations for the poor of Newport Bellevue and Dayton. Committees to solicit donations will be named and further arrangements finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Birks
Christmans
Bellevue
Dayton
Theaters-ot chief creek tee high cleee Walnut
An OCR damaged theater note references plays and performers including Jim Corbett and various misread titles. It mentions a standard of first-week theater vertere and a northern committee, with scattered proper nouns like Pictou and Sontag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Corbett
Sontag
Pictou
Burlesque News Highlights at Olympic Gayety and Walnut Theatres
The articles review burlesque trends and promotions at the Olympic, Gayety, and Walnut venues. It highlights Robinson’s Crasee show at the Olympic, the Two Girls Watson sisters’ Moorish production at Gayety, and James Hallock Heid’s The Confession at Walnut.
Frohman Foresees Moving Pictures Reviving The Theater
Daniel Frohman argues in a November Woman's Home Companion article that moving pictures could restore audiences to the theater. The renowned producer cites their rising popularity and his industry insight from active involvement in film and stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Prohman
The
Woman's Home Companion
Gore
Frohman
Cease Prof Chandler Becomes Subject Of Campus Row
A Cincinnati University English head, Dean Chandler, is embroiled in a newspaper dispute after a reporter misinterpreted his remarks on women's place. The Cincinnati University News editor mocks his stance, provoking wide editorial contention and national mockery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Chandler
The
Cincinnati University
College Daily
Tian
Dran Chandler
Cincinnati University News
Chef
Charles ¥. Murphy
Penrose
Dee Cook
Dr Chandler
Moving pictures vs Theaters How the pendulum swings
Famous Players Film Company as managing director argues moving pictures will not hurt theaters. He notes galleries may empty briefly but asserts theaters endure and Bernhardt believed warm personality keeps audiences. He cites Orpheum and Lyric offerings and mentions productions and wage questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Famous Players Film Company
Sarah Bernhardt
Price
Southern students burn history book at Reinhardt College
Nearly 406 Reinhardt College students gathered in Waleska as a bonfire destroyed every copy of a United States history text prescribed in the curriculum. The crowd, with the band playing Dixie, accused the northern biographer of bias and attacked Harriet Beecher Stowe and Jefferson Davis while denouncing certain Southern generals. Reinhardt College, coeducational and tied to the Southern Methodist Church, is North Georgia’s largest institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waleska
Dixie
Reinhardt College
United States
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Jefferson Davis
Southern Methodist Church
North
Georgia
Marriage Licenses Listed With Numerous Couples
A list of marriage licenses includes many couples with ages and addresses such as Euphemia Crawford 70 and David A Pierce from Holly Lane, Caroline Flecher 27 and Agustin Armstrong 34 from Linton Avenue, and George Bertele 25 and Amy Moehimann 23 from Mulberry Street. The notices provide prescribed details for each pairing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David “A. Pierce
Woester
Oble
Euphemia A. Crawford
Holly Lane
John Mex Kappper
Trinity. Street
Rose M. Meschmeyer
Woette Mirken Avener
Agustin C. Armstrong
Felton
Arenes
Caroline Flecher
Linton Avenue
Pant &. Pennisane
Norwood
Katherine Fieser
Edith M. Piaget
Golden
Wallace
Brecon
Walker Street
Esther Soanes
Milton Street
Willie Swartz
Mound Stfeet
Ead Ida Greenblatt
Charles Sumner Custer
Rand
Lena Morrison
Prank
Pry
Mr. Healthy
Marthew Ee
Willian Gertrude
Alleged Coke Fiend Arrested Near River Front
Detectives Genter Gernhardt and Jeffries arrested Walter Ridley 23 of 328 East Front Street after finding him wandering beside the river with a revolver and several packages of cocaine in his possession.
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Genter
Gernhardt
Jeffries
Walter Ridley
Eact Front Street
River Front
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Alexandria
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Commonwealth's
W. A. Bur
Kamp
Shériff Leary
Grant County
Kells
Newport Briefs
R. G. Williams
Olympic
Robinson
Charles Robinson
Slorete
Barleague
Nobiason
Ide Emmitrson
Marty Hill
Harmoniere
Hernhardt
Lee
Loule Mersereaur
Preda Lehr
Max Spiegel
Kitty
Fancy Watson
Meroces
Chandler
Cincy College Paper
Severn
Tennyson
Orpheum
Helen Ware
Barrie
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