Hotel Engineers Delay Action and Threaten Eight Hour Day
At a meeting of the executive board no decision was reached on the engineers proposed eight hour day and two dollars weekly raise. They currently work twelve hours daily with monthly wages from fifty to one hundred twenty five dollars. The Metropole hotel manager cited receiver control and declined to comment. Both sides expect decisive steps today, though a strike is not anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stationary Engineer
David Evans
Othe Engineers
Ermil Schmidt
Met-ropole
Schmidt
Evangelist Bromley to Speak to 70 Railroad Men at Ludlow
Evaneriet J. W. Bromiey will conduct services at Ludlow tabernacle and speak Friday noon at the Ludlow shops to railroad employees. A 200-voice choir composed of Ludlow children from the Sunshine Society will perform as part of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanerniet
J. W. Bromiey
Ludlow
Boy Loots Dry Cleaners In Clothing Missing Case
Mrs. David Aaron of Reading Road and Mitchell Avenue reported a theft of 60 dollars worth of clothes after a 15 year old boy collected the items for dry cleaning and disappeared. The dry cleaners deny receipt and police are investigating with a description of the youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David ‘Aaron
Reading Road
Mitchell Avenue
Woman Waived Examination in Covington Case
Mrs Laura L'Hommedieu waived examination yesterday in Covington Police Court. The case goes over to the grand jury. She is charged with having stolen goods in her possession and was arrested by Detective Gahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura L‘hommedieu
Covington
Gahan
Arrest of Alle Bert Beamon in Dehnar Case Stirs Covington
Sheriff Stanley Hooke detains Al bert Beamon, 30, of Fifth avenue Cincinnati, on suspicion in the Julia Dehnar assault case near Morris Station Kentucky. Dehnar visited the suspect but could not positively identify him and he remains in custody with another visit planned today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Hooke
Covington
Albert Beamon
Fifth Avenue
Cincinnnati
Julia Dehnar
Sanford
Morrs Station
Mies Dehnar
Budget Exhibit Opens With Brilliant Parade
The opening of Cincinnati’s municipal budget exhibit drew thousands to the Union Central building at Fourth Ave and Vine. Mayor Hunt led speeches praising knowledge to power and government accountability, with exhibits from Municipal Research, Chamber of Commerce, and city departments illustrating efficiency, sanitation, and public services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Central
Fourth Avenue
Vine’ Street
Mareh
Hunt
Bacon
The
Rity
Cnncinnat
Cincinnatio
J¢Tvie
Sapeg
John B. Achindte
Reau
Walter i Deater
Walter A. Knight
Federated
Jon
Ciare
Uoline
Department of Charities and Correction
Universitinnati
Lodging Hoo Fire Department
Municipal Gar
Pocketbook Snatched in Crowded Store
Mrs. A. Dallas reported a theft of a pocketbook with cash from her handbag in a crowded 8 and 10 cent store of the H Knox Company at 26 Week Fifth avenue. Police are attempting to recover the missing item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Dallas
Ennis Avenue
8. H Knox Company
Fifth Avenue
Funeral for M. M. White Held at Family Home
The funeral of M. M. White former president of the Pourth National Bank who died Tuesday will be at the family residence today. The Friends church service will be conducted by Rev Albert Copeland with a prayer by Rev Dudley Rhodes. Burial is at Spring Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. White
Pourth National Bank
Friends Church
Albert Copeland
Dudley, Rhodes
Episcopal Church
Spring Grove
Small Fire Destroys City Cottage for Street Crossing
Last night the fire department answered a call from Box 137. The blaze at 1630 Kempériane involved a small cottage already bought by the city of Cincinnati. Damage was slight, not exceeding $50. The structure will be torn down for a new street crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kempériane
City of
Cincinnati
Professor Speaks to German Teachers at Public Library
Prof H H Frick supervisor of German in public schools spoke to German teachers yesterday afternoon at the Public Library. The lecture, part of a series, covered Henry the Lion and his connection as a friend of Barbarossa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.H. Frick
Henry the Lion
Barbarossa
Suit Stolen From Frieberg as Employee Fails to Deliver
Samuel Clay Jones, 20, colored, was accused of stealing a suit sent on September 22 to Edgar Frieberg 7438 Green Street by J. B. Brock. Frieberg learned of the missing clothes after entering Brock's Reading Road shop yesterday and reporting the theft to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Frieberg
Green Street
J. 8
Brock
Reading Road
Samuel Clay Jones
Frieberg
Mr. Frieberg
Noti
Bartenders Walk Out At Weber 3 Cafe In Tie Up
A brief strike at Weber 3 Cafe on Vine Street ended after union and cafe officials met in the basement. Bartenders left briefly over an unresolved dispute with the previous manager and returned to work at 7 pm after arrangements were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henty
Builders Exchange Seeks Standard Specifications Endorsement
At a Wednesday board meeting of the Builders' and Traders' Exchange a committee was formed to pursue standardization of specifications. The panel will present to the Dayton Springfield Cincinnati Columbus Toledo and Cleveland exchanges to gain universal support. The National Association of Builders' Exchanges backs the move and may influence the next national convention to be hosted in Ohio, potentially Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Springfield
Columbus
Toledo
Cleveland
Ohio
Cincinnati
Jewish New Year Observed World Wide
The Jewish population celebrated Rash or New Year 5674 yesterday, lasting from sundown the previous evening to sundown yesterday. Orthodox Jews observe two days. next Thursday is Yom Kippur, the holiest day, marked by fasting and long synagogue attendance.
Seventh Ward Demmies Open Campaign Meeting
A Democratic campaign meeting opened in the Seventh Ward at 325 Race Street. Speakers included John W. Peek Dennie F. Cash Edger Cumming and others. The gathering drew much interest and a spirited dialog followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Ward
Race Street
John W. Peek
Dennie
F. Cash
Edger, Cumming
Anti-Saloon League head Propst visits Xenia
A Propst of the Anti-Saloon League visited Xenia yesterday to discuss activities against local saloonkeepers suspected in a fatal transfer of fixtures. He said the visit is not tied to prosecutions and will resume after he returns to Cincinnati today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.propst
Anti-Saloon League
Dayton
Xenia
League
Propst
Cincirinat
Civil War Veteran Samuel Johnston Dies at Home
Funeral for Captain Samuel Johnston, Civil War veteran and lumber businessman, will be held tomorrow at the family residence in Norwood with burial in Spring Grove Cemetery. He lived on Richmond Street and McLean Avenue and was well known in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Johnston
Norwood
Spring Grove
Johnston
Richmond Street
McLean Avenue
Cincinnati
Second Whisky Theft Strikes Box Cars Again
During the night of September 30 four cases of whisky were stolen from a box car at Sixth avenue and Burns street on the Big Four tracks. The whisky was consigned to a Saginaw Michigan drug firm. This marks the second liquor theft from box cars within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Avenue
Burns
Saginaw
Mich
New Trial Set in Will Contest in Kenton Circuit Court
The will contest for Charles ite is slated for an October 10 second trial in Kenton Circuit Court. The estate is valued at $6000 or more. The testator's heirs pursue the challenge to the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ite
Tal
Kenton
Attorney Kleine Sends Strong Letter To Mayor
Nicolas Klein sent Mayor Hunt a strong letter after the mayor asked for affidavits about pollen interfering with union pickets during small strikes. The sworn statements include Barn Lebowitz claiming a banner was ripped by Officer Schmedes near the Textile Building on September 27, and an affidavit from Meyer Dimkin, a union premier, detailing his experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleine
Nicolas Klein
Hunt
Eigin
Kent
Barn Lebowitz
Garment Workers Union
Oftteer Schmedes
Firat Miatrict
Meyer Dimkin
Stair Rush at U. G. Ends in Draw
The U. G. stair rush ends in a draw amid chaos and playful scuffles. Babe Richardson leads Freshies and Sophomores during the Marbie Building event as tension and noise rise. A letter from Nicholas Klein complains of police conduct and urges peaceful paths unless brutality continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. G
Avondale street car narrowly avoids crash on Hunt Street
Passengers on the southbound Avondale train car No 20 and the northbound Chapel Street cars watched a driverless automobile dart across Hignt and Broadwest. The motorman quickly applied brakes as the vehicle sped past, narrowly missing a collision with two oncoming cars and a possible graveyard outcome. Women screamed and men averted their eyes as the danger passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale
Chapel Street
Pelvar
Hignt
Ahd Street
Broadwest
Eppionite Direvons
Rapid
Hunt Street
New Members Join Chamber of Commerce
The chamber announces rapid growth and fall activities with several new members voted in at the recent meeting. Incoming members include Custer of Cleveland Grain Company Emile Work and M Werk Company officers A G Schwartz and M Schwarte, Herbert Aiken, Dale Ebersole of Wm Vauthersole & Co and Hiram Mathers real estate broker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy 3. Custer
Leveland Grain Company
Emile EB. Work
M. Werk Company
A.G. Schwartz
Werk Company
M. Schwarte
Herbert P. Aiken
Rk. F. Johnston Paint Company
Dale G .Ebersole
Wm. Vaotbersole & Co
Hiram S. Mathers
Southerner With Gun Taken Into Custody In Memphis
Thomas Towns, 48, of Memphis Tennessee, was taken into custody by Officers Studer and Schuette at Vine and Arcade last night after a gun was found in his possession. He is held on charges of carrying concealed weapons. Towns lists his occupation as fireman. A separate note mentions Sacramento California abolishing home study in schools.
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Union
Perot
Vici Kid
Tel. M
Wilson’s Paint ‘Store
Main
D. W. Sayre
Main Street
Police
Walford P. Reid
East Fourth Street
P. T. Barnum
Mayor Hunt
Union Central Building
Sol J. Levi
Central Avenue
West
Fifth ST
Gus Gildehaus Undertaker
Vine Street
Canal
Avon
Weber 3 Cafe
Iit
Heidelberg
John (. Weber
Hira Knen
Jim
Ater
Theim
Hopiaubladock Pt
Cafe
Unien
National Convention of Association
Direc
Tors of the Builders’ and Traders’ Exchange
Tion
National Association of Builders’ Exchanges
Lem G. Miller
Local Exchange
Burn and Wiliam
Kenney
Hernés
Siphs
Freshien
Flag Srited
Babe Richardson
Stanley
Isaac
Sophie
Aesop's
Tog" Fable
Marbie
Siph
Soph
Keidel
Avery
Tama
Very
Nicholas Klein
Fern
Thomas’ Towns
Memphis
Ficers
Studer
Schuette
Arcade
Sacramento
Cal
Kroger
Per
RED Star
Bam Shore
Virginia
Pitts
Kroger’s
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