City Hall Hosts Police Battalion Drill and Praise
Mayor Markbreit lauds Cincinnati police as Companies A and B drill under Chief Millikin and Drillmaster Carroll in the City Hall courtyard. The tallest officer is Patrolman Shafer at six four, with Company A for six feet two inches and above and Company B from six to six two inches. Companies C and D join drills today under Lieutenants Fisher and Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markbreit
City Hall
Millikin
Carroll
Cincinnati
Shafer
Palmer
Poppe
Conrad
Comany A
Hill
Kane
Fisher
Watson
Mother flees hospital with sobbing children
Mrs Lilia Chalk of 1605 Knox Street visited City Hospital with two crying children Carrie aged 4 and na aged 2. The doctor had assigned them to a ward but the children pleaded not to be left, so the mother decided to take them home and summon a physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie
Andna
Lilia Chalk
Knox Street
City Hospital
Senior Council of Jewish Women to Meet Sunday
A meeting of the senior section and Jewish Juniors of the Council of Jewish Women will be held in the Sabbath school rooms at Reading road and Whittier street at 3 o clock Sunday afternoon. Miss Czarnomska of Cincinnati University will speak on What the Hebrews Owe to Older Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
ELM Street Club
Christ Schott
McMicken Avenue
Henry Hoefle
Care North
Cincinnati
Turner Hall
Vine and
Daniel Streets
Frank Folz
Freeman Avenue
Dayton Street
ED Pistner
Care Richelieu Hall
Ninth
Plum Streets
Otto Retzsch
Care West
Walnut Street
M. Silbernag
Care Cosmopolitan Hall
Vine Street
Henry Doerger
Council of Jewish Women
Reading Road
Whittier Street
Susan B. Anthony Club
Twentieth Century Club
Miss Gregg
Gibson House
United States
Oklahoma
C. F. McLean
Covington
Suffrage Club
Women’s Club
Nervine Ad From Dr Miles Promises Relief From Grippe
A testimonial from Thornburg Ohio touts Dr Miles Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills for grippe weakness in stomach nerves and digestive upset. The ad claims the first bottle helps, with a money back offer from Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornburg
North
Baltimore
Ohio
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Ind
Bankers Oppose La Follette Idea in Clearing House Meet
The Cincinnati Clearing House Association elected Casper H. Rowe president as bankers debated opposing Aldrich plan features and La Follette amendments. A committee to rally Covington and New York bankers to defeat the amendments was named, with a plan to press Senators and Congressmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Clearing House Association
Fourth National Bank
Casper H. Rowe
Market National Bank
George Guckenberger
W. D. Duble
W. W. Brown
Leopold Kleybolte
G. W. Williams
W. A. Lemmon
T. J. Davis
Clearing House
Covington and
New York
Aldrich Financial
W. S. Rowe
P. Griffith
C. A. Hinsch
Clearing House Certificate Committee
Rowe
Judge Owens Reports Theft on River Steamboat
Judge Selwyn N Owens of Columbus Ohio a professor at Ohio State University city solicitor and judge reported the loss of a diamond stud valued at 100 and a small sum of money while asleep in a stateroom of a river steamboat moored at the foot of Broadway The steamer had left for Pittsburg and the packet line will investigate to recover the property and convict the thief The judge was resting before departure and blamed his own negligence for the loss
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selwyn N. Owens
Columbus
Broadway
Owens
Ohio State University
Pittsburg
Night High School Alumni Adopt Picnic Plans
The Night High School Alumni Association adopted the Picnic Committee report to hold the annual picnic on June 20 at Lake Allyn. Officers elected include President Frank Wintz Vice President Henry Berssenbruegee Treasurer Charles Labke Recording Secretary Miss Amanda Stothfang Corresponding Secretary Albert Butterfass and Sergeant at arms Herman Reuss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Allyn
Frank Wintz
Henry Berssenbruegee
Charles Labke
Amanda Stothfang
Albert Butterfass
Herman Reuss
Home City Plans Biggest Fire Bell and Bond Moves
Home City will install an 800 pound fire bell atop a new tower to serve as the village alarm. The council will fund water mains and, aided by the Jessup bill in Columbus, seeks county purchase of bonds held by the Cincinnati Lawrenceburg and Aurora Traction Company to advance Lower River road improvements. The Lower River Road Improvement Association meets Saturday to push regional water supply plans from Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home City
Columbus
Lower River Road
Cincinnati, Lawrenceburg & Aurora Traction Company
Traction Company
Lower River Road Improvement Association
Firemen's Hall
Cincinnati
Suffrage Plea At Labor Council Meeting In Cosmopolitan Hall
Miss Laura A. Gregg of the National Woman's Suffrage Association spoke before the Central Labor Council at Cosmopolitan Hall Vine Street about equal suffrage for women. She argued unions have long supported political liberty and noted wage disparities. The council postponed action until April 14 while endorsements from other cities were reported and local clubs hosted Miss Gregg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Council
Laura A. Gregg
National Woman's Suffrage Association
Cosmopolitan Hall
Vine Street
Miss Gregg
United States
Wealthy Men Plead For CLA
Samuel Clay a Kentuckian arrested on theft charges and identified as an asylum fugitive from Lexington, Ky., will be returned to the asylum. Richard P. Ernest of Covington and other wealthy men urged the judge to send Clay back, pledging to cover losses and court fees. Judge Lueders remanded Clay to an asylum officer, though Clay objected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Clay
Crim and
Ruhfers
Lexington
Richard P. Ernest
Covington
Judge Lueders
Clay
Lueders
Universalist Leader Lectures on Christianity Principles
The Rev. Lee S. McCollester of the Universalist Church of Detroit spoke at First Universalist Church Essex Place Walnut Hills on What Is Universalism arguing it is the fundamental basis of Christianity. He planned to discuss The Philosophy of Salva in a follow-up lecture this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee S. McCollester
Universalist Church of
Detroit, Mich
First Universalist
Essex Place
Walnut Hills
Mr. McCollester
Lee
McCollester
D.D
Detroit
Mich
Basex Place
Crow
Cafe Mel Re Prices For Lawn Fabrics And Embroideries
A retail listing details per yard prices for Persian lawn French lawn and batiste fabrics 15c to 56c and up to 1.25 per yard plus special lots White Goods and embroiders. It notes Edelings and insertions all over embroidery and flouncing with varied prices including waist fronts at 60c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batiste
Colorful Wash Fabrics on Sale with Vast Selections
Large selection of wash fabrics offered at low prices. Items include Scotch Zephyrs 25c per yard 18c, Voile Tissue 22c, Mercerized Crepe 15c, Persian Organdies 15c, Colored Crees Linens 39c, Fancy Lawns 12c 4cper yard.
Arrest of Dutch Consul on Fraud Charge
The Rev. Andrew Wormser 61 year old Consul of the Netherlands in this city was arrested by Detectives Kincaid and McDermott on obtaining money under false pretenses. A clerk, James Tracy, was issued a police court warrant after Wormser allegedly cashed a worthless $30 check drawn on Union Bank in Helena. Wormser claims the arrest results from a mistake and was taken into custody at the Grand Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Wormser
Netherlands
Grand Hotel
Kincaid and McDermott
James Tracy
BP. Tracy
Central Avenue
Wormser
Union Bank and Trust Company
Helena
Mont
P. Tracy
Worgnser
Tobacco financiers dispute big equity loan claim
A tobacco industry figure disputed reports that Cincinnati banks lent the Society of Equity $2.5 million on tobacco without warehouse consent. He said such a loan would exceed plausible limits, noting financing has been ongoing for years and would not reach the claimed amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Society of Equity
Louisville
Globe
Woodford County
Fayette County
Equity Society
Labor Men to March Behind Banner in Prohibition Parade
Central Labor Council delegates vote to march in a parade supporting in the Music Hall meeting Saturday night opposing prohibition. Some printers' union members dissent but the majority backs speakers claiming prohibition costs thousands of trades jobs. Harry Hockland elected as Guide to fill a vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Council
Printers’ Union
Harry Hockland
Masons Elect Officers at Sterling Hotel Meeting
The Knights Templar and Masonic Mutual Aid Association met yesterday at the Sterling Hotel. Prominent Masons elected to offices include President William B. Melish Vice President Judge M. L. Buchwalter Treasurer Colonel William Michie Secretary A J Davis Medical Director Dr F M Hendley. The new Board of Directors features Jacob Bramwell as Chairman James A Collins Charles H Fisk W L Thomas Horace A Noble J P McCune Nelson Williams and M J Houck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar and Masonic Mutual Aid Association
Sterling Hotel
William B. Melish
M. L. Buchwalter
William Michie
A. J. Davis
F. M. Hendley
Jacob Bramwell
James A. Collins
Charles H Fisk
Covington
W. L. Thomas
Pittsburg
Horace A. Noble
Buffalo
J. P. McCune
Columbus
Nelson Williams
Hamilton
M. J. Houck
Dayton
Norwood Council Allows Bell Conduit in Main Avenue
Norwood Council reversed Monday’s ban on Bell Telephone laying conduits in lateral streets from Main Avenue and allowed work in Main Avenue only. Bayard Kilgour argued conduits in some side streets were needed to avoid removing books from Main Avenue. The Board of Public Service will advertise for bids to buy a new ladder truck for the Fire Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Bell Telephone Company
Main Avenue
Bayard Kilgour
Telephone Company
Bell Company
Board of Public Service of
Council
Patent medicine claim for teething relief advert
An advertisement touts Mrs Winslow s Soothing Syrup as a remedy for teething pain gum softening wind colic and diarrhoea. It asserts compliance with the Food and Drugs Act dated June 30 1906 and lists Serial No 1098.
Board revokes physician license amid city controversies
The State Board of Medical Examiners revoked Dr. F. G. Leslie of this city for signing a recommendation tied to an anatomical museum on West Fifth Street. The board, with Dr. Ravagli among members, also moved to raise entrance standards and centralize future exams in Columbus. Assessments will emphasize practical tests in chemistry, blood analysis, laboratory work, and pathology over written questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Medical Examiners
Ravagli
Columbus
F. G. Leslie
West Fifth Street
Markbreit
State Board of Examiners
Jewish Settlement Officers Re-elected After Postponed Meeting
The annual election of officers for the Jewish Settlement at Clinton Street was postponed to Saturday evening. The old Board including Max Senior and Sidney E. Pritz was re-elected. Reports show international money orders totaling 6602.15 sent to Russia Austria and Roumania, with domestic orders of 779.03 mailed within the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Street
Max Senior
Sidney E. Pritz
J. Rauh
Edward Heinsheimer
Ben Lowenstein
Rose Lowenstein
Otto Rosenberg
Adolph Klein
Russia
Austria
Roumania
United States
Civil Service Exams See High Demand Across District
Assistant Secretary Earhart of the local Civil Service Board concludes a three week examining tour covering Ohio Indiana and Kentucky. He reports 1050 applicants for government service posts mainly in mail departments. Financial stringency boosts interest. departmental exams begin today with fifty applicants for clerk roles and rail way mail service exams set for Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earhart
Civil Service Board
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Railway Mail Service
Want Homes for Children at House of Refuge
Superintendent Allison urged the Board of Public Service to place about one hundred House of Refuge children into country homes. He proposed adoption by rural families and said guardians should appear to show cause why homes should not be arranged. The board agreed to meet with ten heads of families on April 16 to decide the fate of the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
House of Refuge
Board of Public Service
Bishop Williams Blasts Newport Society In Lent Talk
Michigan bishop speaks at Lyric Theater on modern social life. He condemns the Newport scum and contrasts the leisure class with Herod, noting areligious pretense. He plans to address "The Church" in a follow up talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Williams
Michigan
Lyric Theater
Newport
Herod
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la Grippe
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Covington and Newport
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Mel RE
Central Council
Masons
Mutual Aid Association
Sterling
State Board
Levy & White
Main Street
Union Savings
S Bidz. N. W. Cor, Fourth and Walnut
Fountain Square
Walnut
Bismarck Cafe Mercantile Library
Walnut ST
Finest Ladies
Metropolitan Service
Uncle Sam
Rainforth
Havinn
Charles Frohman
William Ollier
Shalony Hofmann Kreisler
Paul Nicholson
Chicago
YECL
Canal
May Robson
Effie Elce
Qjhanno
Bridge
A. Wolf's
Main St
Mats
Billy B. van
Patsy
Turore
Columbia Barrens
Robert Hilliard & Co
Thorne & Carlton
Burke
Dumond
Foster
Foster—Kemp
Kathleen Vole
Evans & Evans
Columbia
Weyses
Nex
East Lynne
Eqople
Star Show
Chas
Olsen
Toreadors
Standard Vine and Canal
Phone
Weex
Boston Belles Next
Blue Ribbon Girls
W.g.woodmansee Piano Co
West Fourth Street
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