Plan for Court of Domestic Relations in Ohio system
A city council committee recommends creating a Court of Domestic Relations as a division of the Common Pleas Court with one judge to handle all welfare and family cases. The move, supported by the Bar Association, aims to unify child welfare work, reduce divorce fraud, and improve efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Knight
Bar Association
Cincinnati
Common Pleas
Police Court
Common Pleas Court
Jonas
Thone Courte
General Assembly
Onto
Common Pleas ‘Court
Common Pleas Ne
Throweh
Cox Srt
Theaven
Heaven
Peter
Kingdom of Heaven
Huse
Chrae
Chriss
Tor Pur
Maker
Fle Belpe
Ton
Beer demand outpaces population says Atlantic City brewers meeting
E A Faust of the United States brewers Association warns at a Hotel Rethburne convention that beer sales may hit 106 million barrels annually within a decade. He cites barley supply as a looming bottleneck as 60 percent of brewers are represented in the 700-member national group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Oct. S
E. A. Faust
United States Brewers’ Association
United States
Tion
Missionary Tells of Labor Host In Mexico
Miss Edna Kidd, a missionary in Mexico, spoke at the forty sixth anniversary of the North Philadelphia Association of Baptist churches at Fox Chase church. She outlined how current political turmoil hinders religious and educational work and said stable conditions are needed for effective labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Philadelphia
Edna Kidd
North Philadelphia Association of Baptist Churches
Fox Chase Baptist Church
The
Frances. J. Heath
Peking
China
Protestant Episcopal Board
Millionaire’s Son Works as Freight Brakeman
Sunbury Pennsylvania October 5 H H Weaver Jr son of H H Weaver Sr a millionaire and Elizabethville financier sought and obtained ordinary freight brakeman work on the Pennsylvania line. He tried to hide his identity but locals recognized him. He said he believed men should earn their own way and pursued the job for that reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunbury
H. H. Weaver, Jr
H. H. Weaver
Millionaire, Chatler
Elizabethville
Pennsylvania Rail
Woman Dies Not Confirmed After Street Attack
Jane Stewart, a 49 year old Black woman, was stabbed repeatedly in a quarrel at Seventh and Broadway yesterday afternoon and hospitalized. Laure Wilson, also Black, was arrested and detained pending investigation of the injuries.
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Jane Stewart
East Seventh Street
Seventh and Broadway
City Hospital
Hospital Auto
Laure Wilson
Mayor Defends Transit Plan in Cincinnati Letter
The Cincinnati mayor responds to a real estate critic over rapid transit. He cites a 1912 Rapid Transit Commission with Willian Cooper Procter and Alexander Julian, a $14,000 fund, and reports by Bion J. Arnold and Charles Swain. The administration backs canal linked belt line and interurban access, pledging to push the project after engineers finish their report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Rapid Transit Commission
Willian Cooper Procter
Deanna Behnelder
University
Alexander Julian
Bion J. Arnold
Eis
Bettman
Daigeane
Charles Swain
Boston Rapid Transit Commission
Becton
George Edwards
McAdoo
New York
Swain
Edwards
Cincinnati Woman's Clubs Hold Educational YWCA Rally
This evening the YWCA gathers hundreds at the Association building 20 East Eighth Street for an educational rally. Night classes for working women, a piano solo, readings, and talks mark a program including Mae Kelly physical culture classes and a Bible Club supper with Rev Justin Green speaking on Thelaid and the Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
East Eighth Street
Jessie BE. Baldwin
EdiardDair
Freida Lotae
W. J. Norton
Robert J. Smith
Eager Is
Amerey
Mae ‘Kelly
Will
Price Hill Civic Club Meets for Elections at Library
This afternoon at 2 30 the Price Hill Branch Library hosts a Price Hill Civic Club meeting to elect officers for the year and invite all residents interested in civic improvement work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Club
Price Hil
Hawthorne Club Holds First 1913-14 Meeting
Tomorrow at 2 30 P M the Hawthorne Club meets for its bi monthly session of the 1913 14 year Mrs H J Darnell will deliver the welcome address and Mrs Edwin Harkness will read the day’s paper on Women in the Making of America Mrs W S Walker and Mrs George B Cooke assist as hosts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne Club
H. J. Darnell
Edwin Harkness
America
W. S. Walker
George B. Cooke
Civic Department to Meet in Cincinnati Club
The Civic Department of the Cincinnati Woman's Club will hold a regular session Thursday October 9 at 2 30 pm. At 3 30 pm that afternoon William George founder of the George Junior Republic will lecture before the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Department
Charles Fox
William George
The
George Junior Republic
Alexander Hill Jr to lead San Francisco branch post
Alexander Hill Jr son of Mr Hill of the Robert Clarke Company leaves for San Francisco to assume the manager position in the United States Printing Company’s San Francisco branch. He has been with the local branch since graduating from the University of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Hill, Jr
Mr. Hill
Robert Clarke Company
San Francisco
United States Printing Company
Mr. Hill, Jr
Haa
University of Cincinnati
Downtown Hero Kills Hissing Snake on Walnut Street
Harry Antrews became a local hero after killing a venomous snake spotted near the Columbia Cafe on Walnut Street during a Sunday afternoon exhibition. He hurled a stone at the snake’s head, ending its life as the heat of the day intensified the danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Antrews
Walnut Street
Columbia Cafe
Doeckel Crushed Between Two Autos in Street Collision
Kenry Doeckel, 44, a saloonkeeper at 1600 Elm Street, was injured when two autos owned by Transportation Motor Company and Zametein Auto Garage collided at Green and Race. He sustained leg injuries and was taken home by bystanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenry Doeckel
Elm Street
Doeckel
Transportation Motor Company
Zametein Auto Garage
Youth Injured in Amateur Baseball Game At Taft Park
In Pee PRESS, Camp Washington yesterday a bat slipped from Victor Miller after his swing and struck 13 year old George Schmidt, breaking his collarbone. He was attended by Dr. Altemiller of Colerain Avenue and was taken home by his brother.
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Terday
George Schmidt
Victor Miller
Young Behhmidt
de. Altemiller
Colerain Avenue
Pair of police dogs brought by liner to Philadelphia
Two police dogs of the Doberman pinscher breed arrived in Philadelphia aboard the North German Lloyd steamship Chemnitz, imported by Mrs. Sophia Meyers of North Twelfth Street. Also aboard were two Russian girls aged 11 and 15, Clarice Kohier and Lea Kohier, traveling with their brother. authorities delayed them at the pier until meeting relatives.
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Philadelphia
Chemnitz
Sophia Meyers
Houf North Twelfth Street
Clarice Kohier
Lea
Besarch
Russia
John D. Rockefeller Tops New York Personal Tax Assessments
New York reports John D Rockefeller leading in personal property assessments for 1913 with 5 000 900 dollars. Other notable holdings include J D Rockefeller Jr 395 000 Herman S S Noris 500 000 and Jacob H Schiff 400 000 among several names while stocks are excluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sentoken B. Rockefeller
New York City
Johan LD. Rockefeller, Jr
William, Rockefeller
Thomas F. Ryan
Treasury reports $10,343,000 deficit for current year
The U S Treasury shows a deficit of 10 343 000 for the current fiscal year versus 4 850 000 a year earlier. September receipts surpassed disbursements by 2 059 000, leaving a general fund balance of 123 417 000 and total treasury cash of 2 020 142 000.
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Washington
Federal Treasury
Treasury
Tragic Injury From Freight Car Incident
Henry Dalford eleven suffered a severe foot crush when his foot slipped under train wheels while jumping from a freight car on the B and O tracks near Queen City avenue. He was transported to City Hospital by Auto No 5 for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City Avenue
Henry Dalford
Stack Street
City Hospital
Auto No. 5
Falls From Loft Hurt Hyde Park Worker
Frank Cleary a 47 year old laborer of 1516 Vine street suffered severe scalp wounds yesterday afternoon after falling from a hayloft at the Hyde Park Supply Company stables on 2678 Madison road. He was taken to a local hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cleary
Vine Street
Hyde Park Supply Company
Madison Road
Suitcase Mystery Unfolds in Carthage Saloon
In Carthage a man entered John Kenning's saloon and requested to leave two units. He warned if called for time tonight, travel would be found. Kenning opened the suitcases to discover two apparently lifelike ventriloquist dolls, startling the quiet town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
John Kenning
Kenning
Furs Sold Cheap After Stolen Goods Ring Breaks
Philadelphia police report Arthur Harris of 41 South Van Pelt Street sold fur coats and items worth 1076 stolen from Mrs. A Roberts at 324 South Seventh Street. Harris charged with theft. Dealers Berencott Sining arrested for receiving stolen goods. Items included a $200 coat, a $75 pony coat, a $100 rug set, and a $400 fur ulster sold for a dollar.
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Philadelphie
Arthur Harris
South
van Pelt Street
A. Roberts
South Seventh Street
Harris
Philip ‘Berencott
Lombard Street
Simon Sining
Bainbridge ‘Street
Purc
Electric Liners Possible Says Engineer
Philadelphia October 5 Electric liners may become possible says Dr Hares BP Steinmetz a noted engineer He explains steam apparatus would generate power while the vessel moves by electricity Reducing turbine revolutions to propeller speed is needed before feasibility Interstate Commerce Commission may regulate cross state electric wires in coming years He predicts widespread electricity will reorganize industry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Hares
Steimmetz
Interstate Commerce Commission
Octogenarians Set Convention In Monroe County
Stroudsburg Pennsylvania octogenarians plan a convention on October 10 at the American House. Eligibility requires 80 years or older. Emanuel Peck 86 supports the town faction, while Herbert Eike ? seeks out of town support. A compromise figure, Andrew Wrick 96, may emerge from the harmony camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroudsburg
Monroe County
American ‘House
Emanuel Peck
Clothing Shop Fire Destroys Goods on Elm Street
A small fire at the tailoring shop of Jacob Brakman at 708 Elm Street yesterday afternoon destroyed clothing valued at $20. The blaze was caused by an overheated gas iron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob’Brakman
Elm’ Street
Denied by Schmitt on Metropole Manager Rumor
A false rumor claimed Emil Schmitt, manager of the Hotel Metropole, met the stationary engineers demands and signed. The report was denied yesterday by Mr Schmitt with no action taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Schmitt
Hotel Metropole
Schmitt
Union Auditor George W. Briggs Visits Cincinnati
George W. Briggs, international auditor for the Teamsters Union, is in Cincinnati to audit the local unions. He hails from St Louis and is examining the books of the oimt unions in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Briggs
St. Louis
The
Teamsters' Union
Oimt
Cincinnati
Beresford Frames Clash Over Protestant Catholic Unity
Universalist minister A. Beresford argues Cardinal Gibbons’s vision of Christendom under the pope is unlikely, urging Protestants to pursue faith and reason rather than obedience to prelates. He predicts future unity under Rome is distant and emphasizes personal conscience and freedom.
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Theolace
Bo Beresford
D. D
The
Universalist
Thurenh
Walnut ‘Hills
Cardinal Gilbets
Willy End
Ruth
Gibbéns
Nina
Mankind
St. Peter
Sipe
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Council of Social Agencies
Sol J. Levi
Central Avenue
Cincinnati Realty Man
Cin
Cinnati
Cincinnati Women’s
Young Women’s Christian Association
Business Girls’. Bible Club
Justin. N
Green
A. E. McGilliard
John
Price Hill
Cincinnati Woman's Club
Race Street
Lad
John D
Rockefeller
U. S. Treasury
Commerce Commission
Steinmetz
Engineer
Rev. Beresford
Cardinal Gibbons
Pomitte Wity Pbeience
Buliew
Pebren
Wwe
Rieman Catholic
aNen
Phueijugitien
Jourens
St. Peter and ‘the Keys
Christ
Tel. M
D. W. Sayre
Real Estate and Fire Insurance Brokers
Main Street
Wilson
West Fifth ST
Gus Gildehaus Undertaker
Canal
Avon
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