Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce Votes 74th Anniversary Celebration
The seventy fourth anniversary will be celebrated on October 22 with a jubilee on the Change floor featuring an illustrated lecture on Cincinnati Beauty by Dean Harry of the University of Cincinnati, music, and addresses. Members urged to invite a non member to join and support the fall membership drive.
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Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
America
A& Jong
Queen City
Chamber of Commierce
Preneng
Cincinnati
Arso
Chamber of Commerce
Widow Asks Aid of Husband's Slayer
Mrs Blanche Asbury accompanied by Mrs Mabel Ferree asked Common Pleas Judge Dickson for support from Adam Bachman, the man who killed her husband Joseph Asbury in 1911. Bachman received a suspended manslaughter sentence and later paid $100 via his lawyer. she seeks further relief for her two children.
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Blanche Asbury
Aston Avenue
Mabel Ferree
City Bureau of Chorities and Corrections
Common Pleas
Dickson
Adam Gechman
Joseph Asbury
Asbury
Innto Bachman
Kenyor Avenue
Bachman
Charlies J. Hunt
Newport
Promised support for widow unsettled as Bachman evades pledge
The suspended sentence and Bachman’s refusal to aid the widow create legal difficulty. Judge Dickson will review the matter. Attorneys note the promise to support widow and children was not in writing, the three year term has expired, and Bachman is at 71 Matha Way Street, with Asbury claiming he can assist in rearing the children.
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Dickson
Bachman
Mathaway Street
Asbury
Inter State Bill of Lading Meeting Postponed
The Inter state Commerce Commission meeting on a uniform bill of lading is postponed to October 36. Cincinnati shippers will be represented by Guy M. Freer, who helped draft the new bill. Current forms include the uniform bill for north of the Ohio River and the standard bill used by southern roads and shippers.
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Chamber of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Cincinnati
Guy. M. Freer
Ohio River
Plumbers Association Readies Entertainments for Ohio Convention
The Cincinnati Master Plumbers' Association prepares to host the Ohio Master Plumbers' Association convention in the city February 16 to 18 at the New Gibson's House. A. J. Murphy of Hyden Park leads the entertainment committee with Carl Dehoney of the Chamber of Commerce convention department assisting.
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Cincinnati
Master Plumbers’ Association
Ohio Master Plumbers’ Association
Gibson’ House
A. J. Murphy
Hyden Park
Carl Dehoney
Convention Department
Chamber of Commerce
Printing poll books contract awarded to Helcher and Kinneman Ponting
Bids for printing poll books were approved yesterday and the contract awarded to Helcher & Kinneman Ponting Company for 500 dollars. Other bidders included Woodrow Bradley Company at 1020 dollars W C Carpenter Company at 975 dollars and W H Stanage Company at 987 dollars.
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Helcher & Kinneman Ponting Company
Woodrow- Bradley Company
W. C. Carpenter Company
W. H. Stanage, Company
Fall on Clark street car injures Sterling Price
Sterling Price of 3209 Colerain avenue fell while attempting to alight a Clark street car at Arlington and Spring Grove avenues. He suffered a broken kneecap and severe facial bruises and was taken to City Hospital in Patrol 9 for treatment.
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Arlington
Spring Grove Avenues
Sterling Price
Colerain Avenue
City Hospital
Briggs Withdraws Candidacy for Colerain Trustee
Louis Briggs withdrew his petition as trustee candidate for Colerain county. Anthony Telger was appointed to fill the vacancy. Briggs cited plans to move his family from Colerain county to Hamilton county as the reason for his withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Briggs
Colerain County
Anthony Telger
Briggs
Hamilton County
Fifteenth Ward Democrats Meet at Framm's Hall
The Fifteenth Ward Democrats held a weekly meeting at Framm's hall 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
Framm's Hall
Chestnut
John Streets
John O'Connell
C. L. Hopping
John J. Winnings
Cleveland Named as Delegation Member for Fire Prevention
President Draper appoints G. W. Cleveland as delegate to the Fire Prevention conference in Philadelphia next week.
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G. W. Cleveland
Draper
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Philadelphia
Found Dead in Bed Widow Ligetta Donnesberg
Ligetta Donnesberg aged 74 was found dead in her home at 229 East Liberty Street yesterday morning by her daughter. Coroner Foertmeyer ruled death from heart failure. A cryptic note questions a man with $2,000,000 who aims to reach $3,000,000, while another earns $2 a day.
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Ligetta Donnesberg
East Liberty Street
Foertmeyer
Court adjoins alimony cases and two week delay
In a Cincinnati court, Judge Geoghegan postponed James Bartlow’s alimony case for two weeks to allow work and payment. Other actions include divorces granted to Mary Albert with $4 weekly alimony, Isabel Flack with $5 weekly alimony, Alma Brooks’s divorce for fraudulent representation, Stella Peters’s willful absence, May Griffith’s desertion, and Emma Mahler’s divorce for cruelty and desertion.
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James Bart~low
Ida
Geoghegan
Bartlow
William H. Flack
Isabell Flack
Gilbert Avenue
Woman Sues for Dog Bite Damages in Common Pleas Court
Mrs Elizabeth Knowles of Oakley Avenue sues John Christ for $1000 alleging a chained dog at Edwards Road and Oakley Avenue bit her right side as she retrieved her twenty month old child from Christ s yard. Matthews Matthews represents Knowles.
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Ter
Common Pleas Court
Christ
Eadwards Road
Oakley Avenue
Matthews & Matthews
Knowles
Court case fragment with attorney names and injury notes
A damaged OCR fragment references a foreman, an injury from a machine, and names Harmen, Goldsmith, and HMoadly as attorneys for the plaintiff. The text is incomplete but indicates a legal action discussing an accident and representation.
Insolvency Court Delivers Ruling in Davis Real Estate Case
Insolvency Judge Warner rules Davis may claim on Annwood Avenue real estate but cannot claim the Fibre stock until 4 percent apportioned to Hinkley stock valued at 25 000 dollars. Decision notes Thompson Brown brokerage failure and possible securities apportionment between Davis and Frank's assignee.
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Warner
William H.davis
Hinkley
Thompson- Brown Company
Davis
Mr. Frank
Hishley
Henry A. Brown
Dempsy
Nieberding
Samuel Wolfstein
Thomas Bentham
Judge directs verdict for Interurban Railway in Mulvey case
Judge Hoffman directs verdict for Interurban Railway and Terminal Company in Bessie A Mulvey against the company for 12000 damages over the death of her husband Bernard J Mulvey struck and killed by a car near Rossmoyne on December 28 1910. Mulvey was a Chamber of Commerce clerk. W Lambert represented Mulvey and Dinsmore Stohl for the company. William C Wallace pleads guilty to burglary.
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Hoffman
Interurban Railway and Terminal Company
Bessie A. Mulvey
Bernard J. Mulvey
George to address Boy Scouts in Cincinnati city visit
The article reports that Mr. George will arrive in Cincinnati next Thursday and speak to Boy Scouts and Girls organizations. Plans include talks at the Union Bethel and Home of Refuge as part of a broader effort tied to the George Junior Republics concept and a public meeting at a city hall venue.
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George
Cin’ti
William
George Ie
Standiehem
Len
Cincinnati
Mantert
Newshoys Protective Association
Home ‘of Refuge
White
Union Bethel
Organization of
Jecieh
Sammer
Mt. George
Bethel
Jew ‘Ish Charities
Newahoys
Hoy Scoute
House of Refuge
George Junior Republics
Blind Will Be Sven Pensions Reported By Court
County auditor Edmundson notes that a Supreme Court decision on new blind laws affects pension payments. Pensioners up to May have been adjusted, with notices expected from the attorney general and local officials next week.
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Sven
The
Supreme Court
Knights of Conum select site for new hall near Peehies Corner
At their meeting the Walnut WS teased erection of a new building costing about thousand dollars on the old Sacket homestead site. Deputy Ragland and Grand Knight led the election of officers with Gorman as advocate and McCauley as treasurer.
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Hitler Cotiweil
Knights of Conumbug
Peehies
Sacket
Ragland
Craid Knight
Dhummes Hsct
Peconder
Peter
Doutly
Bo Gorman
Hem. McCauley
Thora Ceeghégan
Trust
Willijany Iy Grosser
Apple Shipping Plan Aims to Equalize Freight Rates
A regional effort led by apple handlers seeks to extend the Western rate of 1 per box to Central Freight Association territory. The plan envisions shipments from the East or South to Cincinnati and beyond, with no extra freight on redistribution, matching Chicago and other Western cities. Delegations from the Middle West will push for concessions at the upcoming meeting to secure uniform rates for final destinations.
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Middle West
Nda
Aes
Chitago
Loute
Mississis
Washingtori
Oregon
Cincinnati
Central
Fickle man leads girl astray in unclear report
Fragmented OCR text narrates a disorderly incident involving a man and a girl with scattered names and locations. No clear date or place is discernible, but mentions Warren Avenue and various stray terms. The content is garbled with improper punctuation and unclear sequence.
Saloon Robbery Report From Local Treasurer's Keeper
Lawrence Bowell, saloon keeper on aext tumety avenue, reported a daytime theft. A thief entered through the year door and took ten dollars from the bar, leaving little trace of accomplice or motive.
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Lawrence Bowell
Csalcon
Aext Tumety ‘Avenue
Yesteegy
Baeh Rewisten
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