Insurance Men Open Annual Convention
The seventeenth meeting of the National Association of Local Insurance Agents drew over 100 Ohio men to Clecinut for state and national sessions. Highlights included addresses by J D Knapp and Dennis Cash on fire prevention, a visit to Globe Automatic Sprinkler, and plans for debates and amusements as the convention winds toward a closing Thursday.
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National Association of Local Insurance Agents
Inten
Clecinut
Ohio
J. D. Knapp
Marion
Liverpool and
London and Globe Assurance Company
Cincinnati
Dennis Cash
J. J. Conway
Ankenbauer
Cincinnati Club
Globe Automatic Sprinkler Company
Mre
Business Men's Club
Chamber of Commerce
Spring Grove Cemetery Association
Clark
Union Central Life
Union Central
William T. Emmett
Ineurance
New York
City
Euborhe
Tai
Lyric
Orpheum Winter Garden
Girl testifies of stepmother beating in Mt. Auburn property case
Miss Eleanora Kuehner tells Judge Coxgrave she was whipped daily with a horsewhip or rawhide by her stepmother Mrs Marie Kuehner from age seven to seventeen. Her sister Georgiana corroborates, while another sister disputes the claim. Arguments over sale and partition of the Kinsey Avenue home continue as counsel for both sides present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxgrave
Eleanora Kkuehner
Kinsey Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Edmund Kuehner
Marie Kuehner
Mise Kuehner
Congrave
H. A. Reeve
Holsinger
Mubn and Bolsinger
Miss A Kuehner
J.T Rhyne
Penn
Rs. Kuehner
Pickpocket steals $20 jewelry from Winston man
Raymond Herndan of Winston Virginia reported to First District police that a pickpocket took a 4 watch chain, locket and a ring from him in a cigar store at Fifth and Walnut streets early yesterday morning. The total value of the jewelry was $20.
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Raymond Herndan
Winston
First District
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Commissioners Approve County Road and Bridge Plans
The County Commissioners approved road and bridge projects including a bridge on Elliott Street over Millcreek at Arlington Heights costing 23960 dollars a West Fork road bridge over Sheppard Creek at 2295 dollars and repair of an iron bridge at Miami town for 1522 dollars Cler k Reinhardt to notify freeholders to attend Friday meeting for a conference Austin Gilbert of Norwood awarded 96380 for medical services to his son bitten by a dog believed rabid
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Meddinger
Austin Gilbert
Norwood
Claude
Leg Breaks Again After Fall On Emery Avenue
Charles Wilson 3181 Emery avenue reinjured his right leg when his crutch slipped while hobbling along Emery avenue at Shillito street. He was taken to City Hospital in Patrol for treatment.
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Charles Wilson
Wilson
Emery Avenue
Shillito Street
Boys Start Fire On Longworth Estate Alarm Quickly Ends
Mischievous boys set a pile of old lumber on the Longworth estate at Eighth Street and Central Avenue yesterday afternoon. An alarm was turned in and Company 45 and Hooks 1 responded. The fire was easily extinguished with no damage.
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Longworth
Eighth Street
Central Avenue
Republican mayoral hopeful Spiegel to speak in Oakley
Judge Spiegel the Republican candidate will deliver his first campaign speech in Ligonier's Hall Oakley next Tuesday evening. A parade by the Oakley Republican Club, a band concert and fireworks display will follow. Other speakers include Walter Schoenle David Davis and Albert Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Spiegel
Ligonier’s Hall
Oakley
Oakley Republican Club
Walter Schoenle
David Davis
Albert Hoffman
Geisler Struck By Auto Near Glenway and Winfield
Christian Geisler of 965 McPhearson street was hit crossing Glenway and Winfield avenues yesterday afternoon by an automobile driven by Samuel Kuhn of the Union Trust building. Geisler suffered a severely bruised right leg.
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Christian Geisler
McPhearson Street
Glenway
Winfield Avenues
Samuel Kuhn
Union Trust
Geisler
Trade Exposition Committee Plans Ohio Trade Trip
A meeting of the Trade Exposition Committee of the Chamber of Commerce is set for today at 1 30. The group will discuss and likely act on a fall trade expansion trip to several Ohio cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio
Annexation Drive Pushes Cheviot Elmwood Place To Cincinnati
The Joint Annexation Committee of Cincinnati and village citizens will vigorously push annexing Cheviot and Elmwood Place at the coming election. A meeting at the Chamber of Commerce outlined a clear campaign plan and noted changing sentiment in the two villages toward annexation. The move would extend Cincinnati public improvements water fire protection police and hospital services and add a sizable suburban population while excluding Norwood and St Bernard from the November ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheviot
Elmwood Place
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Cheviot and
Eitixens
Norwood
St. Bernard
Aged man dies after exposure near Cleves fire house
An unidentified man about 75 died from exposure after a shallow riverbank episode near Cleves. He had wandered the Great Miami area days earlier, crawled from mud, built a small fire to dry clothes, and was later taken to the Cleves fire house where a physician summoned the coroner ordered the body to the morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleves
Great
Miami
Foertmeyer
Mayor seeks presidential visit for Cincinnati housing talks
Mayor Hunt returned from Washington with hopes of arranging a visit by the President and Mrs. Wilson to Cincinnati on December 3 4 and 5 for the International Housing Association convention. The goal is to advance housing condition improvements with presidential attendance. Last year the convention was held in Philadelphia.
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Hunt
Washington,d. C
Cincinnati
Wilson
Funt Hail Gohes
International Housing Association
Incinnati
Philadelphia
Made in Cincinnati Exhibit Plans Advance at Chamber Meet
The Home Products Committee of the Chamber of Commerce met at the Business Men's Club after an informal dinner. They discussed the Fountain Square Made in Cincinnati exhibit and various exhibitor successes. Plans for another exhibit next year aim for a broader scope to attract larger crowds.
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Home Products Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Business Men‘s Club
Cincinnati
Fountain Square
Father reports son missing and theft of fifty dollars
George Schig of 1542 Plum Street told First District police that his son Michael, 16, vanished yesterday with $50 from a dresser drawer. Michael, released from the House of Refuge October 6, may face Juvenile Court. Forty seven dollars was returned. the family plans legal action. Weld & Sons reports eight raincoats stolen from 933 Main Street between October 10 and 14, totaling 37.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schig
Plum Street
First District
Michael
Young Schig
House of Refuge
Schig
J J
Weld & Sons, Clothiers
Main Street
Boy struck and killed by wagon driver sought
Four year old Joseph Marehaver of 072 Marshall Avenue was run over by an ice wagon at Marshall and Massachusetts Avenues. The wagon fled the scene. witnesses took the body to Dr. Altmeter at 9027 Colerain Avenue who pronounced him dead. Police have not identified the vehicle owners or driver.
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Joseph Marehaver
Marshall Avenue
Marshall and
Massachusetts Avenues
Altmeter
Colerain Avenue
Newest Picture of Czar's Oldest Daughter Engagement Hinted
The report presents the latest image of Grand Duchess Olga, the czar's eldest daughter, with strong hints of an engagement to Prince Charles of Foumania. Officials have not confirmed the engagement, and there are claims Olga opposes the match. Roumania supports the alliance for state reasons.
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Olga
Prince ‘Charles of
Foumania
Roumania
Chicago Scribe Advocates Plan Used Here
Henry M. Hyde, Chicago Tribune correspondent, urges Chicago authorities to seize garbage disposal plants, citing Mayor Hunt’s ice plant action in Cincinnati during last summer’s crisis. He argues city health and comfort require similar intervention amid disposal delays and piling garbage.
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Hunt
Henry M. Hyde
The
Chicago Tribune
Chicago
Michigan
Reduction Company
Mr. Hyde
Middle West
Cincinnati
Horse and buggy stolen from Race Street front
Philip Tennenbaum of 422 Race Street reported to the police that between 3 and 4 yesterday afternoon a horse and buggy valued at 250 dollars were taken from in front of his business on Race Street.
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Philip Tennenbaum
Race Street
Roommate Missing After Late Afternoon Appearance
Orville Creamer reports his roommate vanished along with clothing and a revolver valued at 26 dollars from 141% Fifth street yesterday afternoon. Police were notified.
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Orville Creamer
Fifth Street
Husband Sues for Divorce and Alimony in Insolvency Court
Henry B. Stoner an auctioneer from Greenville Ohio filed for divorce and alimony from Sadie Stoner in the Insolvency Court. They wed June 4 in Covington Kentucky and dispute a claim of poor means while Stoner seeks support amid marital strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Stoner
Sait
Sadie Fe.toner
Greenville
Ohio
Stoner
Covington
Orr Leaves City Amid Interurban Labor Dispute
Rezin Orr, organizer for street and electric railway workers, was in Cincinnati yesterday to help resolve a disagreement between Akron Bedford Cleveland Interurban Railway officials and employees. The protest centers on working hours and wages, with arbitration invited to decide what constitutes fair labor.
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Cincinnati
Portsmouth
O. Orr
Akron, Bedford & Cleveland Interurban Railway
Scramble for Coroner Post Shaped by Local Ads
In Kenton County a coroner vacancy follows the death of Dr. James S. Wise. Democratic candidates include Joseph Ruh Tarvin and Dr. Riffe as the party selects a nominee, while Republicans field no candidate. A Friday meeting by the Democratic committee will name the replacement. Wise’s funeral occurred at Scott Street M E Church Covington.
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Kenton County
James S. Wise
Democratic Executive Committee
Wise
Kenton
Democratic Committee
Shelly Rouse
Ay Committee
Scott Street
M. E. Church
Covington
BE. Courtney
W. W. Tarvin
Guy Eckman
Charles ‘Kerns, Jr
W. White
Theodore Sallee
Harry Wheeler
Oakley Man Ends Life With Shot and Note
The body of a 40s Oakley man was found on a cemetery hill with a bullet wound and a self written note in a pocket. A Sh-caliber revolver, an empty chamber, and a Cincinnati Milling Co. item were found. Coroner notified. wife Ida Cetrander identified the deceased.
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Orceabean Road
Spring “ Cemetery
Poertmeyer
A. Cetrander
Oakley
Ohio
Goa
Areca
Marta Bunch
Cincinnati Milling Company
Exhibit building urged for Cincinnati
Walter Draper of the Los Chamber of Commerce urges a unified exhibit building in Cincinnati to showcase samples of all wares under one roof. He argues the project will greatly enhance the market by letting visitors see Cincinnati offerings without visiting multiple factories and stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel
Draper
Cincinnati
Two Deaths Reported in Newtown and City Hospital
The death of Frank Furlong aged 39 from convulsions at his home in Newtown was reported to Coroner Foertmeyer who ruled the death due to Bright's disease. Dora Reel, nine months old, of 1002 East Front Street, died at City Hospital and the coroner was notified.
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Frank Furlong
Newtown
Foertmeyer
Bright
Dora
W. and
Ida
Reel
East Front Street
Left Jewels on Train Missing in Cincinnati Transit
Otue BS Dundon of 868 Alden Avenue Columbus sends a telegram to Columbus police asking them to recover a diamond ring and other jewelry left on a Bi and oO train. The train arrived in Cincinnati at 11 o clock yesterday morning and no trace of the missing items has been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otue BS. Dundon
Alden Avenue
Columbus
Cincinnnati
Tool Thieves Target Remodel Site on University and Jefferson
Thieves broke into a building undergoing remodel at University and Jefferson avenues and stole tools valued at $10 from Harry Lakamp of 1025 Revina Avenue. Report filed with police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University and Jefferson Avenues
Harry Lakamp
Revina Avenue
Verona Jacob Indicted for Concealed Weapon Charge
Verona Jacob was indicted by the last grand jury on a charge of carrying concealed weapons and pointing deadly. She was taken prisoner by Deputy Klaene in the Kenton Circuit jail room yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verona Jacob
Klaene
Kenton Circuit
Sani
Readjustment of Dripping Conditions in Local Traffic
A Cincinnati Freight Committee meeting with the Chamber of Commerce and rail officials discussed readjusting shipping and delivery conditions. A ten-member committee, five from the chamber and five from the railroads, will be appointed to straighten out tangles in the local traffic situation.
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Ber
Cotomerce
Tne
Ytrooras
Cincinnati Freight Committee
Chamber of Commercy
Rae Sonie
Shere
Shere #hortcomedes
Frei
Chamber of Commerce
City to Act in Garbage Strike
Central Labor Council endorsed the drivers strike and urged immediate return to work. The council blamed poor management for the dispute between the reduction company and its employees. Service Director Price demanded drivers resume work to protect public welfare. the safety department warned intervention if delays continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Council
Price
Reduction Company
Safety Department
Will of Indian painter John Heuser leaves all to widow
The will of John Heuser, a noted Indian painter of 3899 Morrison Avenue, was filed for probate yesterday. He leaves all paintings and property to his widow Minnie Hauser absolutely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heuser
Morrison Avenue
Minnie Hauser
Park Board to Meet at Office on Gilbert Avenue
The Board of Park Commissioners will hold a regular meeting on Thursday October 16 at 8 30 a m. The session takes place at the office located at 2005 Gilbert Avenue.
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Board of Park Commissioners
Gilbert Avenue
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Dennison Hotel
Denvert
Fifth End Main Streets
Tel. M
D. W. Sayre
Wilson’s Paint Store
Spiegel
Hamilton
Stoner Hind
Charlies ’. Sparks
Orr
Rezin’ Orr
Board of Arbitration
Laber
Ostrander
Walter’ Spraper
Los
Gus Gildehaus
Undertaker
Vine Street
Canal
Avon
West Fifth ST
Cincinnati American
East Seventh Street
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