Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce Celebrates 74 Years
The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce marks its seventy fourth anniversary on October 22 with ceremonies on the Change floor. An illustrated lecture “Cincinnati Beautiful” by Dean Harry of the University of Cincinnati, music, reports, and audience insights will be featured as Gerson Brown leads arrangements. Members urged to invite a nonmember to join as the fall membership drive begins.
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Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
America
Queen City
Chamber of Commierce
Preneng
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Widow Asks Aid Of Husband's Slayer
Mrs Blanche Asbury 26 of 3848 Liston avenue with Mabel Ferree of the City Bureau of Charities and Corrections asked Common Pleas Judge Dickson for aid from Adam Bachman the meat cutter charged with killing her husband Joseph Asbury after a dispute over promised support. Bachman claimed self defense saying Asbury attacked. a jury later suspended his three year term and court officials pledged to help the widow and her children.
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Blanche’ Asbury
Liston Avenue
Mabel Ferree
City Bureau of Charities and Corrections
Common Pleas
Dickson
Adam Bachman
Mayer
Joseph Asbury
Nebury
Bachman
Asbury
Newport
Promises and Punishments Surround Bachman Case
The article notes a suspended sentence and Bachman’s refusal to help the widow and children. Judge Dickson will review the matter. Attorneys argue the support promise was not in writing and the three year term has expired, leaving no basis to compel fulfillment. Bachman now resides at 471 Hathaway Street, and Mrs Asbury says he is able to support the children but has declined.
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Dickson
Bachman
Hathaway Street
Intercity Bill of Lading Meeting Postponed
The Interstate Commerce Commission meeting on uniform bill of lading has been postponed from October 15 to October 36. Cincinnati shippers will be represented by Guy M Freer of the Chamber of Commerce traffic department. National commercial groups push for a single nationwide form split currently between the uniform and standard bills.
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Chamber of Commerce
Inter State Commerce Commission
United States
Fhs
Cinnati
Guy M. Freer
Une Traffic Department
Ohio River
Plumbers Association Prepares Entertainment for State Visit
The Cincinnati Master Plumbers Association plans entertainments for the Ohio Master Plumbers Association convention in Cincinnati from February 15 to 25 at the New Gibson House. Bess Murphy of the entertainment committee organized activities with Carl DeHoney of the convention department of the Chamber of Commerce to arrange details.
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Cincinnati - Master Plumbbers’ Association
Ohio Master Plumbers’ Asociation
Tits City
Gibson House
Bess “Murphy
tryde“Park
Carl Dehoney
Chamber of
Printing of Poll Books Awarded to Local Firm
Bids for printing the poll books were approved yesterday and the contract awarded to Helcher & Kinneman Pinting Company for 500 dollars. Other bidders were Woodrow Bradley Company 1020 dollars W C Carpenter Company 975 dollars and W H Stanage Company 987 dollars.
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Helcher & Kinneman Pinting Company
Woodrow-Bradley Company
W. C. Carpenter Company
W. H. Stanage Company
Falls From Car on Clark Street Injures Sterling Price
Sterling Price of 3209 Colerain Avenue fell from a car at Arlington and Spring Grove avenues and sustained a broken kneecap and severe facial bruises. He was taken to City Hospital in Patrol 9 for treatment.
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de Clark
Arlington
Spring Grove Avenues
Sterling Price
Colerain Avenue
City Hospital
Briggs Withdraws from Colerain County Trustee Race
Louis Briggs yesterday withdrew his petition as candidate for trustee of Colerain county. Anthony Telger was appointed to fill his place. Briggs cites plans to move his family from Colerain county to Hamilton county as the reason for withdrawing.
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Louis Briggs
Colerain County
Anthony Telger
Briggs
Hamilton County
Democrats Meet in Fifteenth Ward at Flamm's Hall
The Fifteenth Ward Democrats held their weekly meeting at Flamm's hall in Chestnut and John streets last night. Speakers included chairman John O'Connell and members C. L. Hopping and John J. Winnings.
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Fifteenth Ward
Flamm's Hall
Chestnut
John Streets
John O'Connell
C. L. Hopping
John J. Winnings
Cleveland Named Delegate to Fire Prevention Conference
President Draper appoints G. W. Cleveland as delegate for the Fire Prevention conference to be held in Philadelphia next week.
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G. W. Cleveland
Draper
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Philadelphia
Found Dead in Bed Widow Ligetta Donnesbers
Ligetta Donnesbers a 74 year old widow was found dead in bed at her home by her daughter. Coroner Foertmeyer found heart failure as the cause. A stray paragraph questions a mystery man with seven million nine hundred dollars and his aim to gain three million.
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Ligetta Donnesbers
Foertmeyer
Court hearing on alimony and divorces in city
Attorney Keessier pleads committal for James Partlow over alimony arrears to Ida Partlow. Judge Geoghegan delays two weeks to allow work. Saloone r George Albert denied divorce. wife Mary Albert granted divorce with $44 weekly alimony. Multiple divorces granted for desertion, neglect, and cruelty. cases cite misrepresentations, abandonment, and unsuitable behavior.
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James Bartlow
Ida
Geoghegan
Partlow
Johnston Will Leaves Estate in Norwood to Kin and Mrs Tacker
Under the will of Samuel B Johnston of Norwood the estate passes to kin Charles Johnston and Annie Tack er with specific bequests including stock, horses, debts and bank money. Annie Tack er receives Andrews and a share through Piernet Ware legacies while others receive household items personal property and a one third share to various siblings and granddaughters. The remainder is divided among legatees including Herbert Lefar Dora Lavy and others with bequests of watches and chains and final distributions to named heirs.
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Samuel B. Johnston
Norwood
Kate N. Johnston
Albini
Tee Ty
Charles 4G Johnston
Piernet Ware Hit” Wrandniees
Annie F. Tacker
Annie
Cover Street
Toy Hix
Walt” Slater
Barth Howara
Hobersen
Abe Bhlizea
Tabwiey
Insolvency Court Sheds Light on Davis and Thompson Brown
Insolvency Judge Warner rules on the Davis case and apportionment of Hinkley Fibre stock between Davis and Frank's assignee. The decision finds no valid consideration for the 1913 stock delivery contract and addresses creditors' claims tied to Mrs on Brown, Dempsey, Nieverding, and Wolfstein.
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Warner
Thompson- Brown Company
Ite Net
Ites
Davis
Frank
Hinkley
Franke
Henry al Brown
Dempsey
Nieverding
Samuel
Wolfstein
Thomas’ Benihamis
Court to rule on trespass and dog bite damages case
In Common Pleas Court Mrs. Elizabeth Knowles sues John Christ for 1000 dollars claiming a dog bite while her 20 month old child wandered into Christ's yard on Edwards road and Oakley avenue. Matthews and Matthews represent Knowles as the dog incident prompts a damages suit.
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Elizabeth Knowles
Oakley Avenue
John Christ
Diamond Cutter
Common Pleas Court
Christ
Eawards Road
Chia of
Matthews
Court notes on Mulvey suit against Interurban Railway
Judge Hoffman directed a verdict for the Interurban Railway and Terminal Co in the Bessie Mulvey suit seeking 12 000 damages over the death of Bernard J Mulvey citing lack of proven negligence. Ivey was struck and killed by a car in December 1910. Lambert represented Mulvey. Dinsmore Stoht for the company. Wallace pleaded guilty to burglary.
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Hoffman
Interurban Railway and Terminal Company
Bessie Mulvey
Bernard J. Mulvey
George to address Boy Scouts in Cincinnati program
The article notes that George, famed to thousands, will arrive next Thursday and be hosted by the Women's Club. He is urged to speak to Boy Scouts and other groups, with invitations from the Newboy Protective Association and the House of Refuge, plus the Union Bethel. A reception plan and meetings with Jewish charities are outlined, aiming to organize talks at a central city location and later at the House of Refuge.
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George
William
Boya
Standigh
W. Montfort
Neweboye Protective Association
Meir White
Union Bethel
For
Mane
Piiday
House of Refuge
eNzee
Pier Neds
Apple Hayaters
Washington
Citinati
Blind Will Be Given Pensions Details From Supreme Court
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Supreme Court decision affecting blind persons and pensions. Mentions Attockmey and general Flikan with payment implications. Text is garbled but suggests pension eligibility and related acts.
Walnuts Franga Elect Seen At Local Meet
A town meeting last night set plans for a new development site near Penbies with residents especially naming Karen and Howard N as key figures. Officials including Peter Dnutty and William Graes addressed candidates and roles amid race rhetoric and a focus on fiscal oversight.
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Kaige
Sankett
Cincinnati Planned as Center for Apple Shipping
The piece outlines a proposal to designate Cincinnati as a hub for apple shipping. It discusses freight rates, reexport moves, and alignment with western markets, noting existing rates and potential savings for shipments originating in or passing through the central freight district.
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PLAN
Cincinnati
APPLE
Fickle man leads girl astray in Warren area incident
A troubled man directed a young woman away from 2049 Warren Avenue on a Friday night. Police found her cart and traced the man who was described in unclear terms, with many garbled details remaining.
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Ravic
Phan
Mise Tothiatt Anderson
Warren
Wien
Stirchield
Tiv Sidondt
Saloon Robbery Reported at Local Stand
Saloon keeper Lawrenin Powell reported a theft yesterday at the business during a night event. A thief entered the establishment and stole $19 from a register.
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Lawrenin
Powell
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