Park Commissioners Work To Beautify Cincinnati Parks
At a regular meeting the Board widened Mt Beho Park roadway to improve turning for vehicles. The movement supports a park system of many parks boulevards and playgrounds under the Kester plan, as city signs are lacking for many entrances. The department offers horticultural advisory help, will issue pamphlets on tree care, and urges citizens to remove dead trees to improve appearance and curb cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board “ Park Commissioners
Mt. Beho Park
Park Commissioners
Kester
Cincinnati
Park Department
Stgns
Newport
Board of City Commissioners
Street Railway Company
Revenue circular undercuts spoils in deputy appointments
Revenue Collector Chariton Thompson faces a Washington circular clarifying the Presidents stance on deputies. The rule requires an efficient replacement for any discharged deputy and warns against spoils-system style rewards, with department approval needed for any new appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariton Thompson
Thompson
Once Threatened To Sue Roosevelt, Now In Prison
Ida Von Claussen, once famous for threatening to sue President Roosevelt and U S officials for 1,000,000 over a Swedish minister audience, is jailed tonight. She is charged with attempted blackmail after allegedly writing a threatening letter to lawyer Charles Strauss, president of the Board of Water Supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
New York
Ida von Claussen
United States
Sweden
King Oncar
Charles
Strauss
Board of Water Supply
Ryan Named Real Leader of Dynamite Squad
District Attorney Charles W. Miller of Indiana asked the United States Circuit Court of Appeals to reconsider the dynamite conspiracy case and asserted Frank M. Ryan, now president of the Ironworkers' Union, was the real leader of the dynamite squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles"w. Miller
Indiana
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Frank M. Ryan
Ironworkers’ Union
Beecher Nephew Marries in Brooklyn
Eugene F. Beecher aged over sixty, nephew of Henry Ward Beecher, married today in Brooklyn to Florence Cantrell who is considerably younger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eugene F. Beecher
Henry Ward Beecher
Brooklyn
Florence Cantrell
Tests Prove Canal Defense Against Fleet Fire
Navy department reports third division of the Atlantic battleship fleet under Rear Admiral Usher proved the Panama Canal defenses can withstand enemy fleet fire at Gatun and other locks. The assertion comes as tests cited by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Usher
Panama Canal
Gatun
Navy Department
Trade notes and upcoming events from Cincinnati Chamber
The Chamber of Commerce highlights a booklet on South American trade prepared by railroads’ Dinkins now touring Chile and Peru. It mentions photo requests from the Grain Reporter and plans for a National Housing Conference with Rev L French attending in December. A joint Home Products Committee meeting with retirees of Cincinnati newspapers is set for 12 45 today to discuss future advertising plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Trade Department
Chamber of Commerce
Dinkins
Chile
Peru
H. F. Bonte
Missouri Pacific
Ohio Association of Retail Lumber Dealers
The
Grain Reporter
Chicago
National Grain and Hay Associa’tion
Chamber of Commerce Bulletin
L. French
Kentucky State Board of Tuberculosis Commissioners
Frankfort
French
Home Products Committee of
Cincinnati
Unprovoked Attack Arrests Reported on Court Street
Police arrested George M Holmen and Pred Steinkrueger with Gus Newbauer Clifford Naeis and Louin Reiner after an alleged unprovoked attack on Harry Strom and two others on Court street. All suspects were taken to jail on disorderly conduct charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Holmen
Elm Street
Pred Steinkrueger
Gus Newbauer
Slate Avenue
Clifford Naeis
Pleasant Street
Louin Reiner
West Elder Street
Berheide
Palmer and Dunham
Court
John Streets
Harry Strom
Weasley
Value of Children Explained by Speaker at Civic Meeting
Guy M. Mallon chair of the Citizens' Council of Public Education argued the city should not let politicians control a $400,000,000 asset: its school children. He cited the value of children, urged nonpartisan board members like Dr. J. M. Withrow and Annie Laws to raise school efficiency and community prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy M. Mallon
Citizens’ Council of Public Education
Mr. Mallon
Irving Poster
Yaje
Cincinnati
J. M. Withrow
Annie Laws
Gideon C. Wilson
Samuel Ach
Bryant Venable
Board of Education
Will of Charles A Chapin Filed After Death
Chicago October 10 Will of Charles A Chapin filed shows an estate estimated at 4 651 000 dollars. The widow and seven sons and daughters inherit the estate Mrs Helen Evelyn Chapin Bishop of Detroit is named among the heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Ie Aree Oachobhires
Lilian
Catherine
Frank
Helen
Frank Schmidt
Dayton
Chicago
Charles A. Chapin
Helen Evelyn Chapin Bishop
Detroit
Radium Purchase Shocks Nation With 2000 Milligrams Bought
London reports the Radioactive Oxygen Institute completed the largest radium purchase in the country. They acquired 2000 milligrams, nearly one third of the world supply, for 300000 dollars, a move described as a major sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publishers’ Press
London
Radioactive Oxygen Institute
Potters Strike Closes East Liverpool Pottery District
A 200 worker strike shuts several potteries in East Liverpool and nearby districts. About five thousand workers are affected, marking the first industry-wide closure in nearly twenty years.
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East Liverpool
No Pay Day In Mexico City Leaves Salaries Unpaid
Mexico City on October 30 reports government employees wearing long faces as pay day arrives but no salaries are paid due to empty exchequer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Publishers’ Press
Mexico City
Liane Carrera To Make First U S Stage Appearance
New York reports Liane Carrera daughter of Anna Held will debut on stage in the United States on Monday December 1 in an anticipated appearance in this country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publishers’ Press
New York
Liane Carrera
Anna Held
Annexation drive fuels Elmwood Cheviot vote push
Voters in Elmwood Place and Cheviot face an annexation election next Tuesday as local groups and the Chamber of Commerce rally support to join Cincinnati. Campaign committees, allied organizations, and business groups press for a greater Cincinnati.
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Elmwood Place
Cheviot
City of
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Greater
Chamber of Commerce expands trade promotion efforts
Cincinnati plans broadened publicity for the city and its industries. Previous trade expansion initiatives driven by the Chamber of Commerce and local newspapers have proven successful, leading to a wider scope for these projects in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Democratic and Republican political meetings listed citywide
The night’s slate shows Democratic gatherings at four wards with speakers including Mayor Hunt and John W. Peck plus pictures in Pindlay Market and Wiebe's Hall. Second Ward and Thirteenth Ward host speakers led by Simeon M. Johns en and Alfred Betsiman. Republican events span Ninth Ward Mecklenburg’s Hall and multiple wards with a wide slate of speakers led by Henry M. Higgins and Judge David Davis.
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Fourteenth Ward
Pindlay
Jack Abrama
Mayor Hunt
John W. Peck
E. Z. Dixon
Wiebe's Hall
Fourth
Main Streets
Carthage
Hunt
Albert Hettman
Simeon MM. Johngen
Madisonville Town Hall
Wunst
Simeon M. Johnsen
John ©. Shoff
Stanley E. Bowdle
Bond Hill
Harry J. Wernke
Alfred Betsiman
Tanley E. Bowdie
Court and
Freeman
Denis F. Cash
Ninth Ward
Mecklenburg’s Hall
University
Highland Avenues
Cherien
Hunsche
Fred
Spingel
HL. Morrill
Howard Perris
Frank &. Gueweller
Speuken “Ward
Stith League
Lincoln and
Park Avenues
Henry M. Higgins
Pred & Spiegel
David Davis
Cy FE
Martin
A. Lee Beatty
L. A. Cornish
Rev
L. W. Gray
Fifteenth Ward
Wade and
Cutter Streets
HM. J. Cook
Walter M. Schoenie
George W. Pratt
Fred E. Weaselman
John M. Sadhter
Twenty-first Ward
Armory
Dudley
Henry Ott
Lee Galvin
Louie P. Pink
Charles W. Baker, Jr
Fire from bad flue damages Poplar Street home
A fire caused by a faulty flue damaged Mrs. John Mullins's home at 544 Poplar Street yesterday, with soot causing $20 in damage. The house belongs to Fred Gremer at 546 Poplar Street.
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John Mullins
Poplar Street
Fred Gremer
Laborer Hurt In Backyard Excavation Fall
Eugene Daly aged 51 of 613 Baum Street was severely bruised after he fell into an excavation behind 1316 Bremen Street. He was taken to City Hospital in Auto Patrol 2 for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Daly
Baum Street
Bremen Street
Aged Uncle Sought by Buffalo Woman in 1846 Arrival Case
In a city police letter Mrs. W A Kloppstein of 18 Sycamore Buffalo requests officers locate her aged uncle Lewis Heuser who came to Cincinnati in 1846 and has not been heard from in many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Walsh
Madison Avenue
Covington
St. Mary's Cemetery
W. A. Kloppstein
Sycamore Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Lewis Heuser
Cincinnati
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Krentuchky News
Newport Lodge of Elks
York Street
Park BE. Dorsey
Walter Ware
John Todd
Frank Maher
Clarence Pebworth
Newport Barn
Thomas Green
Price Lillard
Third and
Saratoga Streets
Gus Selzer
Court Place
Wm. Broderick
Third
EB. Dewnard
Bridget Dolan
Kenton County Court
John Finn
Henry Hampe
Frances Hampe
John Connelly
Frances Connelly
Joseph Grote
Charles Striger
Fred J. Ledders
Striger
Ledders
Grote
Taxpayers Association of
Northern Kentucky
Turner Hall
Kentucky
Gus Gildehaus
Undertaker
Canal
Saciel
Union Label Office
Franklin GO
East Third Street
Ryan
Publsher
Chamber of’ Commerce
School ‘of Commerce
New York University
Suburban Bowling League
Isham
Meninger
Uriewis
Bou Ton
Victor
Seabee Ees
Heinginger
Fischer
Ogler’ S Alley
Meyer
Riggett
Gindeie
Osler
Argus
O'Brien Weewee
Feirman
Blue Grass
Ist
Schulemburg
Pfefferman
Bourme Tae Gan
Kuhl Arenes
Mayer
Torma
el Sassio
Rae
Ale Klein
Dace Eee Enwe
Pleiman Wee
Neyman's
Drethaus Blerch Wees
Ieee
Eeeete Reese
Oriental League Mohawk
Ijst
Palmisano
Ly Bogg
Schmidt Wat
Potters’ Strike
Elmwood
Bryan
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Senate
Glint
McDonald
Ers
Twentieth Ward
Suthoff’s
Price Hill
Ray J. Hillenbrand
John Garvin
William Jerome Kuertz
Wm. Thorndye
Frank Hoover
Wm. J. Schick
William J. Schick
Bettman
Schoenle
Walter M. Schoenle
Schwab
E. 7Th St
Becker
Digbys
H'm
Punch
Pointe
Rasmelses
Earalien
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