Council Holds Brief Session Selects Charter Aides
A short city council meeting Tuesday had no major actions. An electric lighting measure for Clinton Springs avenue passed 17 to 10 after brief debate led by Koch. The tuberculous hospital bonds were approved, and John T. Ellie and Edith Weld Peck were named first and second assistant clerks of the Charter Commission. Street repairs proceeded unopposed.
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Clinton Springs Avenue
Carthage
Koch
Charter Commission
John T. Ellie
Fiest
Edith Weld Peck
Avondale Car Line Reroutes Into New Path
Beginning this morning the Avondale streetcar line will follow a new rerouting system. Cars will operate from Hunt to Sycamore to Ninth to Main to Walnut to Sixth to Main to Ninth to Sycamore to Hunt to roadway.
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Avondale
Hunt
Sycamore
Ninth
Main
Wifth
Walnut
Negroes Accused in Carthage Dynamite Shed Blast
Three men held after a dynamite shed exploded near Carthage around 1 AM. Nightwatchman Emil Nickelat was shot at. the suspects Robert Tuck Romeo Dalton and Ernst Tuttle were linked to the arson as retaliation by ex workers from Wang Construction on the Baltimore project. The blast shattered windows and caused panic across the city.
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Wang Construction Company
Baltimore
Pry Co. H. & D
Carthage
Emil Nickelat
Nickelat
Norwood
Robert Tuck
Romeo Dalton
Ernst Tuttle
Young Man Burned Finding Gasoline At Home
Louis Geldberg, 20, was burned when he struck a match while seeking gasoline at his residence, causing an explosion that injured his face and hands. He walked to City Hospital for treatment.
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Louis Geldberg
Central Avenue
Express wagon fire tamed at canal by bystanders
V Arrigo, 19 West Twelfth Street, drove an express wagon that caught fire at Sycamore Street and the canal. With help from bystanders he pushed the wagon into the canal and put out the flames. Damage was trifling.
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Sycamore
Canal
V. Arrigo
West Twelfth Street
New Painless Dentistry Method by Gas
New dental method uses Nitrous Oxide and Oxygen to render patients insensible to pain during fillings crowns and other in mouth procedures. Dr Poole promises painless work with no after effects and urges examination with no obligation, claiming affordable costs and health benefits from good teeth.
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Poole
Change Will Celebrate 74th Birthday Tonight
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce hosts a large public celebration to mark its 74th anniversary the Glad Hand movement opens doors to all citizens. Luke W. Smith leads welcoming for a banquet with chefs and music from Exberger’s band. Dr. Walter A. Draper speaks on Europe, Culkins reviews chamber growth, and Dean Harry closes with The City Beautiful lecture.
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Chamber of Commerce
Europe
W.C. Culkins
Cincinnati
Thief Steals Clothes and Blankets From Smith Home
A burglar entered Andrew Smith's residence at 1036 Cutter Street during the week and took a suit of clothes three blankets and other household items to ward off winter. Smith reported the theft to police yesterday.
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Andrew Smith
Cutter Street
Smith
Fire burns clothing at 625 Walnut Street injuring helper
Friction from machinery sparked a blaze yesterday morning at 625 Walnut Street. The fire caused $75 in damage to clothing and burned William Battersby on hands and face as he tried to help. He was taken to Good Samaritan Hospital for treatment. Company % and Hooks 1 and Patrolman Mueller responded to the alarm.
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Walnut Street
William Battersby
Fifteenth Stret
Good Samaritan Hospital
Company
Hooks 1
Mueller
Auto Stolen From Government Square
Charlies H. Lohman reports his car worth 500 dollars was left on Government square at 8 30 and missing when he returned at 9 o clock.
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Charlies H. Lohman
Ludlow Avenue
Government Square
Princeton Football Signals Drill After Syracuse Game
Princeton coaches gave the eleven a light session with signal drills for nearly two hours. The team came through Saturday's game with Syracuse in good condition. Practice tomorrow will be secret.
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Princeton
N. J
Syracuse
Body of unidentified train victim identified as Christ Parker
Relatives at the county morgue identified the man run over by a C. L. and N. train on Hazelwood tracks as Christ Parker 43 a barber. He was taken to his brother Will Parker at 934 Churchill Avenue Walnut Hills.
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Hazelwood
Rela
Will Parker
Churchill Avenue
Walnut Hills
Fall Proved Fatal at Runyon’s Saloon
James Bowen a 51 year old porter at Runyons saloon 1235 Chapel street fell in the basement stairway yesterday afternoon carrying a basket of tomatoes and died. Coroner Foertmeyer ruled death from heart disease after investigation.
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James Bowen
Runyon’'s
Chapel Street
Foertmeyer
Bowen
Clothes Stolen From Home in Afternoon Theft
Benjamin F. Stevenson of 662 Freeman Avenue reported yesterday that a set of clothes valued at 15 dollars was taken from his home during the day.
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Benjamin F. Stevenson
Freeman Avenue
Law on charities misread. Cincinnati institutions to certify
Meade of charitable institutions in Cincinnati said the law was misrepresented and institutions were unaware they must obtain a state certificate. The new rule requires all charitable houses to certify whether they accept children, with fines from five to six hundred dollars for violations. The Cincinnati Institutions will not stop work and will receive time to secure certificates.
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Cincinnati
Unidentified man struck by car on Highland Avenue
An unknown white man about 66 was hit by a southbound Glendale car at Highland avenue and Springfield Pike. Patrolman McDuffee witnessed the crash and the injured man was taken to City Hospital with a fractured skull and internal injuries. He may die.
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Glendale
Highland Avenue
Springfeld Pike
McDuffee
Auto Patrol 8
Porter Found Dead at Home on Baymiller Street
Porter William Peckman aged 52 living at 1536 Baymiller Street was found dead on the floor of his residence yesterday afternoon by neighbors Edward Mikels and Charles Ballard. The body was removed to the morgue in Auto Patrol 8.
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William Peckman
Baymiller Street
Edward Mikels
Charles Ballard
Auto Patrol
Robbery Report At 492 W Seventh Street Home
J A Slaughter reported to the First District police that burglars entered his residence during the day while the family was away and stole three watches and silverware valued at 250 dollars.
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J. A. Slaughter
W. Seventh Street
First District
Hero Lloyd Of The Volturno To Follow Inch On New Ship
The article recalls Edward Lloyd one of the Volturno disaster heroes who volunteered to steer a lifeboat to the rescue vessel Grosser Kurfverst amid raging storms. Captain Inch confirms Lloyd offered to attempt the perilous rescue and plans to join Inch on a new ship, following the incident.
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Hero Lloyd
The
Volturno
Inch
Grosser Kurtuerst
Lloyd
Grosser Kurfverst
Hamilton Knights of Pythias Convene at Memorial Hall
The Hamilton County Knights of Pythias hold their annual convention Friday evening October 24 at Memorial Hall Run and Grant streets. The meeting will discuss the society’s general welfare and Supreme Representative O M Bake will address attendees.
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Hamilton County Knights of Pythias
Memorial Hall
Corner Run
Grant Streets
O. M. Bake
Chamber of Commerce announces traffic essay prizes
The Chamber offers two prizes of 50 and 25 dollars for the two best essays on transportation by traffic branch members during the year starting December 1. A rules committee outlines page limits and reading limits, with judges to decide at the December 1914 traffic branch meeting.
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Chamber of Commerce
Manera Hortnor
Roob
Guy M. Freer
Chamber of Cotpaeres
F.C Hicksidtan College of Commerece
University, of Cincinnati
GH. Lewis
Chamber of Combergje
Strike Sparks Darkness At Sinton Hotel
A hotel strike by engineers from Elotel Sinton caused a power outage for about ninety minutes. Guests remained in candle lit rooms while the lobby lamps were lit to restore visibility and the dining room stayed candle lit until nonunion workers resumed service.
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Sinton Hotel
Flemming
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