Take Hospital Out of Politics Urges Speaker
Dr. A. Smith of Johns Hopkins Hospital told Acad emy of Medicine members that hospital affairs should be nonpartisan. He praised Cincinnati and Bellevue Hospital and urged a seven member nonpartisan board chosen by Protestant Catholic and Jewish groups. He pressed doctors to fund the completion of Cincinnati’s new hospital as a modern national leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acadmy of Medicine
Toome
Academy
East Eighth Street
A. ©. Smith
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Family Escapes As Home Is Destroyed by Fire
The residence of William Banistar at 3748 Applegate Avenue burned to the ground after a furnace ignited a joist under the first floor. Banistar and family fled with no furnishings as fire companies 20 38 and 36 saved adjacent houses. Loss estimated at 4000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Barifixtar
Applegate Avenue
Banistar
New Painless Method of Dentistry
An advertisement touts a painless dentistry technique using Nitrous Oxide and Oxygen gas. Dr Poole claims patients are insensible to pain during procedures such as fillings, treatments, crowns, and other in-mouth operations with no after effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poole
Candidates for City Solicitor in Cincinnati Race
Alfred Bettman Democratic candidate born in Cincinnati and educated at Hughes High School and Harvard Law School. He led municipal reforms, expanded gas and street railway projects, fought predatory loans, and backed urban transit plans. Walter Schoenle Republican candidate born in Cincinnati 1879 is a lawyer, law professor, and former assistant city solicitor with a focus on taxation and open meetings on traction valuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Bettman
Bolietter
Cincinnati
Mtaden
Hughes’ High School
Bettman
Harvard
Delhi
Saylier Park
Union Gas @ Electric Company
Pleasant Ridge
California
Mt. Washington
Bond Hill
Glenway Avenue
Hopple Street
Rookwood
Covington
Walter M. Sichoenie
Elm Street
Ieee
Legal Profession of
Y. M
Schoenle
Wolfgang Schoenle
Markbreit
City Solicitor’s Office
Schoenie
Schoente
Licitor
Traction Company
Three Shot In Saloon Fight On Front Street
In the Silver Moon saloon on Front street, William Torance shot Sam Dillard and John Douglas during a quarrel over a woman. Dillard was seriously wounded in the left arm and abdomen. Douglas escaped. a bystander gun discharge wounded Torance. All three were taken to City Hospital after arrest by police.
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Front Street
William Torance
Charlotte
N. C
Sam Dillard
John Douglas
Dilford
Douglas
Torance
Dillard
Bauerlein
Henn and
Bonauer
Second District
Boy Struck by Auto On Union and Reading Streets
Otto Geering, 11, was hit while crossing Union Street and Reading Road early yesterday morning. He suffered a severe scalp wound and bruises as the automobile fled the scene. A bystander obtained the vehicle number and police traced it to E. Kirkpatrick of Winchester Ohio, who had not yet been found by nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Street
Reading Road
Otto Geering
E. Kirkpatrick
Winchester
Ohio
Kirkpatrick
Brave Rescuers From Grosser Kurfuerst Save 105 From Volturno
Report notes brave sailors aboard the Grosser Kurfuerst who helped rescue 105 souls from the Volturno. They later returned 32 men by lifeboat to the United States aboard the liner Kurfuerst as the burning ship sent a lifeboat with a sail amid rough seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grosser Kurfuerst
Volturno
New York
Kurfuerst
America
Pencils to Aid Visiting Nurses Promised for Sale
One hundred thousand pencils engraved with Help the Visiting Nurses Help Others will be sold next month by the Visiting Nurses Association to expand its work. Last year the eighteen nurses made 21,000 visits and many society women have pledged assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visiting Nurses Association
Rehearsals Begin for Symphony Season in Cincinnati
Rehearsals for the coming season at the Symphony Orchestra start November 3. Director Kupwald is due in Cincinnati next week to perform Beethoven's third piano concerto as the jumpiatat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symphony Orchestra
Kupwald
Cincinnati
New Members Received by Cincinnati Presbytery
Rev. J. H. Rodgers Rev. J. W. Mc. Kame of Lebanon and Rev. R. Blake of Madisonville were received into the Cincinnati Presbytery yesterday at the Presbyterian Church in St. Bernard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Rodgers
J. W. Mc. Kame
Lebanon
R. Blake
Madisonville
Cincinnati
Presbyterian Church
St. Bernard
A Good Little Devil Opens at Grand
A Good Little Devil Opens at Grand. The fairy play charms with a tale of fortune and lost friends, praised for its staging and Belasco-like production quality. William Norris earns special mention for his performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Belasco
New York
William Norris
Sixth Matrimonial Venture for Indiana Man
Robert L. Slate, a Ve-Vay, Indiana horseshoer, was granted a marriage license to wed Madge Slate of West Eighth Street for the second time. It marks Slate’s sixth marriage attempt as he lists three divorces from his first wife and subsequent divorces from two others before this planned union. He quips that the knot will stick this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert. L. Slate
Horseshoer
Vevay
Ind
Madge Slate
West Eighth Street
Negro Identified as Girl's Attacker in Oakley Incident
Blanche Davis of Oakley identified Albert Turner as the man who attacked her Monday. Turner, referred to as a negro, was charged with assault in Police Court. Judge Fricke continued the case until this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Davis
Oakley
Albert Turner
Fricke
Ministers Plan War on Saloons
At a meeting of the Methodist Ministers Association a resolution was adopted to investigate alleged violations of the Sunday closing law. Each member may conduct personal inquiries or hire three men. Rev. C W Blodgett lamented the church's lack of influence over city residents. Dr Van Pelt of Hillsboro condemned the Sunday closing law as a disgrace to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Blodgett
Dr. van Pelt
Hillsboro
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Canal
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Main
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Madge
The
Methodist Ministers’ Association A Resolu
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Greenwood Office Exchange
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Cincinnat
Harry L. Manss
Tel
Bank Provident Savings Bank & ‘Trust Co
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