Hotel Engineers Hold Off On Eight Hour Day Plan
At a Stationary Engineers Union executive meeting no action was taken on the eight hour day proposal. Managers from larger hotels cited receiver issues or favorable conditions, while engineers warned of a definite move the next day. Wages vary from 59 to 125 dollars weekly for 12 hour shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stationary Engineers’ Union Insteaight
David Vans
Emil Schmidt
Metropole
Schmidt
The
Evangelist Bromiley to Address Railroad Workers at Ludlow
Evangeliist Bs Evaneelleth W Bromiley will speak Friday at Ludlow shops to railroad employees. A key feature of the meeting is a 290 voice choir, composed of Ludlow children from the Sunshine Society, at the Ludlow tabernacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evaneelleth W. Bromiley
Ludlow
Boy Missing Clothes After Request From Dry Cleaning
Mrs. David Aston of Reading Road and Mitchell Avenue sought $40 worth of clothing last night and reported a 13 year old boy took them after answering a dry cleaning call. The garments were entrusted to the youth and never delivered to the plant, with no further trace since. Police are investigating the boy described by the maid who aided the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Aston
Reading Road
Mitchell
Avenue
Silat
Woman Charged With Stolen Goods Case Waives Examination
Laura S pies cote waived examination yesterday in Gov ington Court. The case proceeds to the grand jury. Ghareed is charged with possession of stolen goods. arrested by Detective Gahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
Govington Court
Ghareed
Gahan
Man Pays Six Thousand for a Diamond Ring Schem e
A man named Reid paid 6000 dollars for a diamond ring at 14 East Fourth Street last night. He was told the ring was genuine and bought it on the word of a friend who later praised the purchase. Police were alerted and began an investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid
East Fourth Street
Looked
Bom
Polley
P. T. Barnum
Negro Held on Suspicion in Kentucky Assault Case
Sheriff Stanley Rooke of Covington arrested Albert Beatson, 30, of Fifth Avenue Cincinnati, on suspicion linked to the Julia Dehnar assault near Moss Station Sanford Kentucky. Dehnar visited Beatson but could not positively identify him. he remains in custody until today when a new viewing will occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Rooke
Covington
Megro
Albert Beatson
Fifth ‘Avenue
Cincinnati
Julia Dehnar
Sanford
Moths Station
Dehnar
Shim
Budget Exhibit Opens With Brilliant Parade
The Budget Exhibit at Union Central building on Fourth Avenue and Vine Street opens with mayoral speeches highlighting democracy through accessible knowledge. Officials showcase municipal departments including police, charities, health facilities, libraries, and purchasing savings, aiming to prove government serves an informed public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Central
Fourth Avenue
Vinel Street
Ktent
Iti
Pocketbook Snatched in Crowded Store
A pocketbook containing 370 dollars was stolen from the handbag of Mrs. A Dallas at a crowded store. Police pursue clues as officers attempt to locate the missing item at the Knox Company shop on West Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpth
A. Dallas
Ent Avenue
the & H Knox Company
West Fifth Avenue
Funeral services for MoM White in local church
The funeral of MoM White former president of the Fourth National Bank who died Tuesday will be held at the family residence today. The service of the Friends Church will be conducted by Rev Albert Copeland with a prayer by Rev Dudley Rholrides. Burial will be in Spring Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mom. White
National Bank
Hik
Thilay
Friends
Chirch
Wata Maha
Albert Copeland
Dudley Rholrides
Episcopal Church
Spring ‘Grove
Small Fire Burns Cottage on City Property
Last night the fire department answered Box 197 to 1639 Kempérae where a small cottage burned. The blaze began around 4 PM and the pen was alight but did not spread, with damage under $50. The structure had been purchased by the city of Cincinnati weeks earlier to clear for a new street crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kempérae
City of
Cincinnati
Professor Lectures German Teachers at Public Library
Prof H Frick, supervisor of German in public schools, spoke yesterday afternoon at the Public Library as the first in a series of lectures to German teachers. He presented remarks on Henry ee 8 in Os Seeee Se.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ee
Os Seeee
Suit Theft Reported In Frieberg Case At Brock Shop
On September 23 Samuel Clay Jones, 20, colored, failed to deliver a suit of clothes to Edgar Frieberg at 74 Green Street by employer J. Brock a tailor at 3478 Reading Road. Frieberg later learned of the stolen goods after entering Brock's shop yesterday and reporting the incident to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Frieberg
Green Street
J. & Brock
Reading Road
Samuel Clay Jones
Frieberg
Brock
Noti
Trike Incident Forces Weber 3 Cafe Walkout
At about one hour past closing last night Weber 3 Cafe, once run by Sohn C. Weer, faced a sudden walkout as the band master left with staff. Patrons were stunned while managers hurried to address the disruption and restore service. A committee met later with private patrons to resolve tensions and reopen the cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maiderberg
Sohn’ C
Weber
Bartenters
Ae Menage
Ixtras
Cate
Ahien
Builders' Exchange Considers Nationwide Merfifications
A Dayton meeting of the Builders' and Trailers' Exchange board formed a committee to promote bantardization of merfifications and seek endorsement from Dayton Shild Toledo and Cleveland exchanges. The National Association for Builders' Exchanges backs the proposal and may support Ohio convention efforts, potentially boosting Cincinnati’s bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Shild
Tot
Toledo
Cleveland
National Association, For
Lem
Miller
Meat Exchange
National Asiabetyation of Builders ’Exchanges
Ata
Jewish New Year Observed Worldwide This Year
The Jewish population marked Rash Hashana or New Year day 5674 from sundown to sundown with two day observances for the orthodox. Next Thursday brings Yom Kippur the Day of Atonement, observed as the holiest day with fasting and abstention from meals.
Seventh Ward Demmies Open Campaign
The Democratic campaign in the seventh ward opened with a spirited meeting at 25 Race Street. Notable attendees included John Peck Dennis F Cast Alger Umming Dra Ly Wash, William Kenney, and other residents showing strong interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Ward
Race Street
John We Peck
Dennis F
Ealger Umming
Dra Ly
Wash
iWiam
Kenney
Northern State Visit by Antilogan League Leader
A garbled report places S.A. Propat of the Anti Beloan League in Xenia yesterday. League officials say the visit has no connection with prosecutions. Propst is expected to return to Crny by today to initiate field activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guberintendent
S.A. Propat
Beloan League
Daston Aionn
Xenia
Propst
Crny Eftimati
Civil War Veteran Captain Johnston Dies at Norwood
Captain Samuel Jenneton Johnston a Civil War veteran died yesterday at his Norwood home. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at the family residence with burial at Spring Grove Cemetery. Johnston served in the Civil War and afterwards worked in the chamber business on McLean Avenue in Richmond. He was well known to Cincinnati residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel 3Énnaton
Norwood
Spring Grove
Johnston
Ebd
Chamber
Richmond Effeet
McLean Avenue
Cin‘e¢innati
Second whisky theft hits box cars on Big Four line
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 liquor was consigned to a Saginaw drug firm. This is the second theft of liquor from box cars within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Avenue
Burns
Saginaw
Mich
New Trial Set in Will Contest in Kenton Court
The second trial of the Charles White will contest is scheduled for October 10 in the Kenton Circuit Court. The estate is valued at $6000 or more. Some of the testator's children are challenging the provisions of the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles White
Kenton
Willy
Attorney Kleiners Strong Letter to Mayor in City Turmoil
Attorney Klein dispatches a forceful letter to Mayor Hunt urging restraint after police clashed with rioters during textile workers protests. The missive notes a picket line in front of the Textile Union and accuses police of provoking violence. Klein stresses a desire for peaceful conduct and warns that if police continue heavy handed tactics, workers may be forced to respond with force.
Stair Rush at U ends in draw during varsity scene
A chaotic athletic moment at the university captures students marching and shouting as participants collide. The scene includes references to Sophomores and Freshmen, with apparel and cheering creating a tense melee that ends without a winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stair Rush
U. 6
Accident Averted on Southbound Avon Street Collision
An arrowed near miss occurred at Avon Street and HoneaN Street as two cars narrowly avoided a crash. The motorman applied brakes, averting a severe impact, with witnesses noting the quick response prevented a grave outcome.
New Members for Change Chamber Grow Rapidly
Five new directors join the Chamber of Commerce as the Change movement expands. The roster lists Emile E Werk as secretary treasurer and company leaders M Werk and Mo Schwert among officers. Real estate figures Hiram M Mathers and Ebersole & Co. are noted, with Ro F Johnston Paint Co and Dale A Ebersole also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emile
E. Werk
Werk
Aig
Aehanaea
M. Werk
Mo Schwert
M- Werk Company
Herbert P. Aiken
Treasuer Ro
F Johnston Paint Company
Dale
A. Ebersole
Wmv
Ebersole & Co
Hiram m. Mathers
Man Arrested After Patrol Discovers Child In Car
Thomas Towns of Memphis Tenn was taken into custody by Officers Souder and Sehuette at Vine and Arcad yesterday evening. He faced an 8 charge of carrying weapons and was described as a fireman by occupation. A son was found in his possession during the stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcad
Also Mentioned on This Page
Union
Bostonians
Vici Kid
Tel. M
Wilson’s
Tequest Sae
D. W. Sayre
Main Street
Iety
Mayor Hunt
Union ‘Central Building
Woodde
John Ashindie
Draper Tor
Fepe
Kehdol Hygiene
Department of Charities and Correction
University of Cincinnati
Marsages
Messares
Sol J. Levi
Central Avenue
Gus Gildehaus Undertaker
Vine Street
Canal
Avon
Stolln
Weber 3 Cafe
Eustocei
Chariesseine
Cere
Association
Vainielty
Ohio
Kleine
Mr. Klein
rAgheh
Lafhguege
Treaemer
Kridel
Ake Hunt
Meyer
Cinetonat
Mr. Hunt
South Gut
Magadapa Benegh
Owr
Wien
Weill
Klein
Alt
Ton Soph
Iyrothidr
Alwan Cher
Bayle Richardson
Vyvy
Jonk
Fiat
Algiough
Siverad
Decaria
Avondale
Are
Thomas Towns
Memphis
Ficers Souder
Sehuette
Jay
Cal
N Street
East Shore
Virginia
Weguara
Dia the
Kroger
Arket
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!