City charity spreads Thanksgiving cheer to poor families
About 150 families received Thanksgiving baskets from Associated Charities containing a chicken oranges nuts bananas coffee rice beans and vegetables. The Salvation Army distributed similar bags for eight people. God’s Bible School sent 150 students to invite 2 000 children to turkey and a concert. Refug e Home and George Street Mission planned meals for hundreds and a zoo turkey feed timed for 3 pm. Parents could visit 1 to 4 pm as civic groups joined in the observance led by local churches and charities. Mayor Hunt did not issue a proclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Salvation Army
God's Bible School
Turkey
George Street Mission
Mons
Mrs Louise Kelly Declared Imbecile by Probate Judge
Probate Judge Lueders declares Mrs Louise Darusment Kelly an imbecile. A guardian will manage her property and affairs. The action, by her brother Alexis Darusment, followed her marriage to Joseph Kelly, a plumber, last spring. She was trustee of the $50,000 Darusment estate. Allegations claim waste and incompetence. Joseph Kelly died three months ago, and she has since married one of his brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Darusment Kelly
Lueders
Alexis Darusment
Joseph Kelly
Phumber
Darusment
Chipman Blocked Extradition From Ohio to Kentucky
Louis Chipman faced extradition from Ohio to Covington Kentucky on a gambling charge. Habeas corpus filings by attorney Thornton Snyder argued requisition papers were signed by a deputy, not Governor Cox, rendering documents invalid. Chipman released on $1,000 bail pending Saturday morning hearing before Judge Cushing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis’ Chipman
Ohio
Covington
Thornton Snyder
Abe
Cox
Mother seeks missing daughter in St Louis plan
Mrs. Catherine Greene of 301 Front Street Bellevue Kentucky asked Cincinnati police to help find her 16 year old daughter Leona missing since November 21. Leona worked at Frank Tea and Spice Co at Third and Plum and reportedly planned to go to St Louis with four other girls. St Louis police were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Greene
Front Street
Bellevue
Cincinnaati
Leona
Frank Tea and Spice Company
Third
Plum Streets
St. Louis
Food Inspectors Seek Salary Raise From Board of Health
Veterinary food inspectors asked the Board of Health to raise the division maximum from 1000 to 1400 dollars, aligning pay with federal inspectors. The board reportedly agrees in principle but cites no funds in next year’s budget, suggesting possible transfers to cover the increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Damages Sought in Suit Against American Glass Official
P C Bertram files in the Superior Court for five thousand dollars alleging Joseph H Reis secretary of the American Glass and Bevelling Company slandered him to paints dealers November 5 to 12 injuring his reputation for honesty and fair dealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Reis
American Glass and Beveling Company
P. C. Bertram
Bertram
Reis
Novelist Maxim Gorki Reunited With Family After Seven Years
Special to The American reports Maxim Gorki back with his wife Ekaterina and their 18 year old son after seven years with actress Mme Andreyeva. The romance began in Capri and ended when Andreyeva left to pursue theater. Gorki battled tuberculosis in Naples before recovery and reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Maxim Gorki
Mme. Andreyeva
America
Italy
Moscow
Gorki
Will Show Views on Esplanade to Aid Plague Fight
A permit authorized by Service Director Price to Acting Superintendent Arthur Boden allows a streamer to hang across the esplanade on Fountain Square for two weeks before Christmas. The event will screen stereoptical pictures to support the Anti Tuberculosis League and the American Red Cross in a campaign to distribute 1,000,000 Christmas seals. Fifty five motion picture houses have applied to show the film The Price of Human Lives while ten department stores and many drug stores agree to help distribute seals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esplanade
Mees
City lists delegates for Rivers and Harbors Congress
Mayor Hunt names the River Boosters delegates to the Rivers and Harbors Congress in Washington for December 3 4 and 5. The roster includes Congressman Alfred G Allen Stanley Bowdle A J Conrey Robert H West E W Edwards Walter A Knight and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Hunt
Chamber of
Om‘merce
the Rivers and Harbors Congress
Washington
Alfred G. Allen
Stanley Bowdle
A. J.conrey
Robert H. West
E.W. Edwards
Walter A. Knight
George S. Armstrong
Fred A. Geier
Louis J. Hauck
Charles A. Hinéch
D. BE Meacham
T. J. Hail
J. Z. Hatfield
RP. Gillham
Alfred M. Stearns
Herman Erdman
William A. Schreiber
John L.shearer
Henry Oskamp
John Weld
Peck
Albert Lackman
Ray Hillenbrand
John Uri
Lloyd
R. K. le Brond
R. P. Buchanan
C. B. Braunstein
Fireman Hurt by Falling Nozzle at City Hosiery Fire
Captain Bartholomew O Connor of Engine Company 4 was struck on the head by a heavy nozzle that fell from a fire escape during a blaze at the Bacha rach Loeb Hosiery plant at Second and Ludiow streets. He suffered a scalp wound but was treated at City Hospital as the fire caused small losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholomew O'Connor
Second
Ludiow
Bacharach & Loeb Hosiery Manufacturing Company
Soldiers 10 Dance At Armory Drill Event Announcement
Second battalion drill and dance of the season to be held Friday evening December 5 at the Armory under Major Robert Hubler of the Flest Ohio Infantry. Band and companies C F and G called out. invitations issued to other regiment members and local military groups. Edmonton fire destroys McKenny block worth 260940 dollars in the wholesale district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hubler
Flest Ohio Infantry
Middletown Boy Wins Prize Trip as a Grower of Corn
Joseph D. Flynn of Middletown Ohio will visit Washington as guest of the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce for yielding the greatest corn per acre in the region Flynn’s 84 441 bushels beat Chester Broughton of Somerville by over two bushels The top county yield came from Richard Hammel of Lockland with 77 634 bushels Bethel’s Herman Fagley produced 78 541 bushels Clermont County ranges from 32 to 78 bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Ohio
Washington
Cin
Hamilton
Butler
Dermont County
Flynn
Hamilton County
Richard Hammel
Lockland
Clermont County
Herman Fagley
Bethel
Clermont
Shafer Hurt by Car on Halé Avenue and Reading Road
Harry P. Shafer newspaper man and former Secretary of the Board of Review was struck by a car at Halé avenue and Reading road yesterday morning. He suffered several rib fractures and bruises but was not run over. he was taken to Bethesda Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry “P. Shafer
The
Board of Review
Witton Place
Halé
Avenue
Reading Road
Bethesda Hospital
Proceeds of Cherry Sale Tied to Bankruptcy Case
Goldman Sachs asks US District Judge Hollister to order the trustee to turn over 878 barrels of imported cherries held in trust. Bettman-Johnson Company bankruptcy involves Fifth Third National Bank claims of 1600 dollars for funds wrongfully collected from R. J. Goebel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettman-Johnson Company
Goldman-Sachs Company
New York
United States
Hollister
Fifth-Third National Bank
R. J. Goebel
Fingers Cut Off Sues For 20000
Mehmed Fiezi files a Superior Court suit seeking 20000 from baker Behr Manischewitz for the loss of fingers on both hands. He says the accident occurred November 18 while feeding a roller, his hands were caught in hanging machinery and amputations were required. He blames the lack of safety devices on the machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mehmed Fiezi
Behr Manischewitz
Fiezi
Aough
Manischewits
German Literary Club Celebrates 36th Anniversary Banquet
The German Literary Society celebrated its thirty sixth anniversary with a banquet at the Business Men's Club. Dinner preceded a musical program and addresses by Prof V L Saar Charles G Schmidt Otir H Fiske Rev H wieyt Dr S Waildbott Prof Wosecseck and Kart Piets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Businieass Men's Club
V. Ll. Saar
Charles G. Schmidt
Otir H. Fiske
H. Wieyt
S. Waildbott
Wosecseck
Kart Piets
Ammonia Pipe Burst Endangers Building Occupants
Ammonia pipe burst at 98 35 Main Street drove workers and nearby residents to the street. The former Armour & Company meat packing site is being cleared. a worker reportedly hit the pipe with a pick. Firefighters found no serious injuries though several people, including Theodore Lee Elmer Kincaid Albert Berber and Charlee Bonner, were overcome and rescued. Mrs Carry Frvetinger narrowly escaped as her third floor roomer was exposed to fumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Elmer Kincaid
Broadway
Albert Berber
Newport, Ky
Charlee Bonner
Boat Third Street
Mre
Carry Frvetinger
Mbr
Hynicka to Drop Out of Active Political Life
At a Republican Central Committee meeting Rud Hynicka announced his term will end and he will not seek re election. He pledged continued loyalty to the party while focusing on his business. Ward leaders discussed future appointments with Lew Kraft expected to gain posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Committee
The
Republican Party
Rud Hynicka
Party
Lew Kraft
Didley Sutphin
Willam Thorndyke
Ray Hillenbrand
Frank Gusweller
Charles Hornberger
Ford Bader
City to distribute flowers to hospital and institutions
The Board of Park Commissioners ordered all chrysanthemums and cut flowers on city property cut this morning and given to the City Hospital and other city institutions. The decision follows years of practice. The panel referred to the City Solicitor to speed up grading work on Bloody Run Parkway Section 4 and to plan a new band stand in Eden Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Park Commissioners
Bloody ‘Run
Park Commissioners
Thanksgiving Feast At Business Men's Club
The Business Men's Club held its annual Thanksgiving dinner Wednesday at 1 PM with about 700 members and families attending. The main dining room was decorated with flags and flowers and a musical program entertained guests as E W Edwards presided as newly elected club president. A notable menu card featured a colored photo of autumn foliage with a squirrel seen through a cutout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Club
E W. Edwards
Woman sues for 20000 over shipped furniture and goods
Mrs Susan H Daret of Boston files a US district court suit against Valentine Winters of Dayton for 20000 alleging he packed her furniture valued at 20000 into 55 cases and shipped to New York City where stored unknown to her and later converted the goods to his use after demand in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan H. Daret
Boston
Mass
United States District Court
Valentine Winters
Dayton
Winters
New York City
Disagreement Over Car Mens Pleas to Be Arbitrated
Committees for the Traction Company and the Street Car Mens Union failed to reach an agreement on forty one union demands after months of talks. The dispute likely goes to the Board of Arbitration as promised by the earlier strike settlement. Car men insist on rules for uniform tripper or split runs and longer hours from duty start to clock out plus stools for conductors on long runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traction Company
Board of Arbitration
Charles Sampson
Car Men's Union
Woman Dragged by Street Car Injures Skull
Mamie Grogan, 56, of 217 Broadway, was dragged by a Madison road street car at Rogers Place and Gilbert Avenue while crossing to work. She alighted from a northbound car and stepped onto the southbound tracks, causing the collision. Motorman George Hauck stopped the car and she was taken to City Hospital with a skull fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Grogan
Broadway
Madison Road
Rogers Place
Gilbert Avenue
George Hauck
City Hospital
Strike probe urged over ownership at Calumet mines
Washington on November 26 reports Representative McDonald introduced a House resolution to investigate private control of national resources at Calumet Michigan where copper miners are on strike. The measure is endorsed by former Chief Forester Pinchot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
McDonald
Calumet
Mich
Forester Pinchot
Judge orders destruction of decayed tomato pulp shipment
United States Judge Hollister ordered 12 296 cans of tomato pulp shipped from Baltimore to Cincinnati destroyed as decayed and unfit for food. The action addresses a food safety concern despite the recent publishing of the Belief that the pulp could pose a health risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hollister
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Hamilton meat merchant files voluntary bankruptcy petition
Charles Conner a meat merchant of Hamilton Ohio filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in the U S District Court. He lists debts of 6797 92 and assets of 199 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Conner
Hamilton
Ohio
United States District Court
Rivers and Harbors Delegation Plans Congress Role
Delegates attending the Rivers and Harbors Congress in Washington on December 3 to 5 discussed Ohio river improvement efforts. They sought to push an all year navigation plan from Pittsburg and expedite the Panama Canal impact, with Ohio Malley representatives aiming to secure support. Chamber of Commerce delegates will depart by next Tuesday.
Woman Sues for Receivership Against Cement Company
In U S District Court yesterday Mrs. Elizabeth Williamson a stockholder sought the appointment of a receiver and an accounting against Superior Port land Cement Company. Assistant State Attorney General Mc Ghee testified President Justus Collins wanted to dispose of bonds issued to stock buyers as a bonus and noted McGhee's prior role as secretary during the company's organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Elizabeth Williamson
Superior Portland Cement Company
McGhee
Justus Collins
Cement Company
Ref uge Home Turkey Save Prevents Thanksgiving Shortage
Thanksgiving at the Refuge Home nearly stalled when 175 pounds of turkey delivery spoiled. Purchasing Agent Stephen W. Melanie saved the day by arranging fresh stock after Chief Food Inspector Th FB Blume reported the issue and the original consignment was returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen W. Melirath
Turkey
Turkere
FB Blume
One Man and Four Women Seek Divorce in Insolvency Court
Ceril Lancaster seeks divorce from Claude Denning for nonsupport and restoration of her name. Violet Marshall seeks divorce from George Marshall alleging money spent on clothes and liquor, cruelty, and affairs, and asks custody of two children. Pearl Biller seeks divorce from Otto Biller Jr for supporting herself after marriage. George W King seeks divorce from Martha for spousal neglect and drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceril Lancaster
Claude Denning
Violet Marshall
George Marshall
Pearl Biller
Otto Biller, Jr
Freeman Avenue
George W. King
Martha
Patrolman Joseph Forster Loses Police Keys
Patrolman Joseph Forster yesterday lost his police keys with the number 219. The finder can return them to any officer. United States District Attorney Mc Pherson yesterday filed three suits against the B 40.8 Wa Railroad Company each for 600 dollars for alleged violations requiring cattle in transit to be fed and seized at certain intervals every twenty four hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Forster
United States
McPherson
Wa. Railroad Company
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