Workmen Leave In Sympathy With Discharged Employe
The discharge of three men in the Norwood Service Department caused resignations and fear about Wert and water service from the municipal plant. A Monday fire heavily damaged the plant, forcing a special City Council meeting to approve funds for repairs to restore full capacity.
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Service Department
Norwood
Cincinnati
EB. W. Rich
Zimmerman
William Hover
Harry Marachmeyer
Rich
Norwood Saloons Close After Sunday Disorder
Norwood faced a rare shutdown when Stagee saloon and other businesses closed after a Sunday dispute. Police arrested John and Ben Stage for disorder, with Mayor Fridman set to hear the case. Electric department turmoil followed firings linked to city officials, leaving many workers deserting the service plant amid power concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Stagee
Ben Stagge
Greene
Jenike
John
Ben Stage
Bond
Fridman
Canadian Civil Commission Chairman Addresses Labor Woes
Adam Shortt of Ottawa chairman of the Canadian Civil Commission spoke at the Commercial Club in Cincinnati on Saturday night He outlined practical suggestions for handling future labor difficulties and was well received by the audience An analysis of the speech appears on another page.
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Canda
Commercial Club
Adam Shortt
Ottawa
Ontario
Canadian Civil Commission
Cincinnati
Shortt
Thanksgiving Parcel Post Backing for Turkey Weighing Up to 20 Pounds
Postmaster Morfort of Cincinnati announces a Parcel Post rule allows sending a turkey by mail if it weighs no more than 20 pounds and measures within 72 inches in length and girth combined. The notice cheerfully urges families to prepare the feast and keep loved ones fed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heigh-ho
Morfort
Cincinnati
Modfort
Parcel Post
Butchers’ League
Um Hum
Post Office Department
Washington
Receiver Files Report on GC L A Assets and Operations
Frank B. Bhutts as receiver for Cincinnati Lawrenceburg and Aurora Electric Street Railway reports insolvency assets appraised at 1 094 148 11 including the franchise at 900 000. Receipts from June 25 to October 21 totaled 52 666 68 with disbursements 46 111 54 leaving 6 566 68 on hand. Repairs from March and April damage are nearly complete and the line operates between Andersons Ferry and Morrison and Andersons Ferry and Aurora with Old Town at Lawrenceburg not in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Bhutts
Cincinnati, Lawrenceburg & Aurora Electrict Street Railway Company
John W. Peck
Anderson's Ferry
Morrison
Aurora
Old Town
Lawrenceburg
Mrs Marston Appeals Alimony Plea Amid Financial Strain
Court of Appeals heard attorney Jesse M Simons promise to fight an alimony ruling against James M Marston, 73, with Mrs Fanie A Marston, 46, claiming $3 weekly support would leave her $7. She hopes for divorce as she alleges abuse while Marston has been mostly incapacitated since a paralytic stroke. The case raises equity questions on a man’s rights in relation to a woman and has drawn rare local attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Charter Or No Charter Campaign Update
A letter from W B Campbell, chairman of the No Charter Committee, written while in Porto Rico, states he will return for the charter vote and continues to oppose it. He urges Cincinnati supporters to attend public meetings to gather facts for the campaign. A special Legislative Committee will soon be named to aid the No Charter effort and publicity work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No Charter
W. B. Campbell
Porto Rico
Charter Commission
Cincinnati
Commission
Publicity Bureau
Pool quarrel ends with Warren Hensley shot
Warren Hensley 22 of 1068 Clark street was wounded when Solo mon Day 88 Carr street fired twice during a street dispute that followed a pool game. Day was arrested at Sixth and Front streets and held after Hensley was treated at Dr. Carrol DeCourey's office and later at City Hospital. Hensley faces a disorderly conduct charge.
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Warren Hensley
Clark Street
Solomon Day
Carr Street
Carr
Day
Henley
Carrol DeCourey
Weat Fighth Street
Nei
Fourth District
Front Streets
Hensley
Judges Discuss Cash Pogue Case in Common Pleas
Common Pleas Judges Hoffman and Dickson addressed charges by Safety Director Cash against Prosecutor Pogue and the grand jury over the Bloom indictment. They said the issue is a matter for the grand jury and lawful remedies, not for court intervention. Judge Gorman knew nothing of a joint session.
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Common Pleas
Hoffman
Cash
Pogue
Grand Jury
Louis Bloom
Bloom
Dickson
Common Pleas Court
Gorman
Cota
Harmon Attends Corner Stone Laying at Norwood Church
Rain halted exterior corner stone rites for the Baptist Church of Norwood delaying the Courtland avenue ceremony. Former Governor Marmon spoke as principal speaker at the Mormon Memorial Church cornerstone event honoring the family’s missionary past. The present church stone was reused for the new $556,000 edifice.
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New Baptist Church
Norwood
Courtland Avenue
Sherman Avenue
Ihe
Marmon
Marmon Memorial Church
Harmon
Circaite
Yeges Attempt to Grace Safe at Lumber Company
Amateur yeggman tried to crack the Edwards Lumber Co offices at Eighth and Horn streets early yesterday morning. He gained entry by breaking a rear window and aimed to steal papers and $200. Crude tool work and a damaged door hinge tipped investigators to inexperience. Desks were ransacked but nothing valued taken. Vice President Charles Tuthill reported the incident to police, who pursue a rigid inquiry.
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Yeggman
Edwards Lumber Company
Eighth
Horn Streets
Charles Tuthill
Damages Suit Response Over Poison Salts Filed
In the damage suit of Jeanette L Cameron seeking 76000, Miss Cora Dow a druggist rejects the claims stating the Epcoia salt order came from a Cleveland manufacturer shipment and was filled by a careful employee. Dow disputes Cameron earning capacity and argues she earned at most four dollars weekly during the illness while noting a surgical operation at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette L. Cameron
Epcoia
Cora Dow
Cameron
A, Cleveland Manufacturing Company
Miss Cameron
Butterworth Named for Cincinnati Merchandise Appraiser
Ohio Senator Pomerene recommended Thomas Butterworth of Cincinnati for the post of Appraiser of Merchandise at Cincinnati. The indorsement was sent to Secretary McAdoo as Butterworth’s appointment has lingered. The job pays 3000 dollars yearly with George Folker as current holder and John B. Murphy as sole rival.
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Washington
Pomerene
Ohio
Thomas Butterworth
Cincinnati
Butterworth
Secretary of Treasury
McAdcoo
Pomerone
Wilson
George K. Folker
Tuberculosis Day Observances Placed Across Cincinnati Churches
Acting Superintendent Arthur Paden reports Cincinnati YMCA will join a national Tuberculosis Day effort December 7 with 606000 YMCA members and thousands of allied groups. Over 100 churches and numerous organizations will participate in lectures and campaigns to highlight tuberculosis as a leading church death cause, supporting a broader anti tuberculosis movement through church and school cooperation.
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Arthur Paden
Anti-Tuberculosia League
Cincinnati Young Men's Christian Association
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Boden
Allied Death League
Cincinnati
Tuberculos
National Association
Census Bureau
United States
Red Cross
Asa
Mabel's Action Still Unsolved In Domestic Mystery
Mrs Mabel Quitman Philippe returns home with her father Lee Quitman after a sudden trip to Washington D C leaving husband Phillips silent. Reporters fail to elicit any explanation as the couple maintains reticence about the five day marriage and the cause of the estrangement.
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Mabel Quitman-Phillipe
Washington, D. C
Lee Quitman
Hubby Phillips
Newspaper Post
Quitman
Prosecutors Discuss Budget Needs for Extra Assistants
In Columbus on November 16 Attorney General T Hogan Gatoréay urged the five largest Ohio counties to budget funds for extra assistants in prosecuting offices. The meeting, attended by Hamilton County’s T J Pogue, Cuyahoga’s Cyrus Locher, Franklin’s EB C Turner, Lupas’ M Milroy, and Montgomery’s Robert C Patterson, followed impending tax and compulsory compensation acts increasing work.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hogan Gatoréay
Warnes Taxation
Green Compulsory Compensation Acta
T. J. Pogue
Hamilton County
Cyrus Locher
Cuyahoga
EB. C. Turner
Franklin
M. Milroy
Lupas
Robert C. Patterson
Montgomery County
New License List Made Known Today In Cincinnati
The Cincinnati licensing board released a revised list for saloon licenses after major changes. One arrest, Norwood the saloon man, was reported as the only incident. Across the river, saloon activity rose as men crossed to Ohio to drink, suggesting Cincinnati residents sought licenses elsewhere.
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Cincinnati
Columbus
Norwood
Chile
Romance sparks sequel rumors at Miss Jessie Wilson wedding
Washington gossip links Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson engagement with a suggested sequel rumor as Dr. Gilbert Horrax, once a frequent Washington visitor, is named as an usher for the wedding. The tale notes romantic whispers and the timing of engagements in the capital.
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Washington
Jessie Woodrow Wilson
Margaret Wilsén
Cupid
Gilbert Horrax
Jessie Wilson
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Norwood Water Plant
Bullock Electric
Bullock
Canada
MR. Henry Peck
Yeag
ApikoLay
Cresae
Uncle Sam
Mrs. Marston
Court ‘of Appeals
Jesse M
Simons
Nie A. Marston
Ernoon
Court
Mr. Marston
Marston
Cin
Norwood Church
Yeges
Edward
Pomerene U. K.’S
Anti- Tuberculosis League
Mabel
Hogan
Margaret Wilson
White House
Henry Jassays
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