Public Hearing Probes City Gas Supply and Contracts
A large public hearing in the City Council Chamber examined President Kenan of the gas company and officials of the Service Board on why natural gas has not been provided. Attendees included Attorneys Shaffer Wilson Caldwell and Peck representing local organizations as questions explored contracts with Germier Brothers and transfer to Columbia Gas, with future hearings planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Councils Chamber
Kenan
Council
Frank Shaffer
Gideon Wilson
Ralph Caldwell
John Weld Peck
Outcealt
Cites
Ohio Fuel Company
Laidlaw
Service Board
Germer Bros
Columbia Gas Company
Peck
Buffalo
Ohio Fuel Supply Company
Mr. Peck
Mr. Kenan
Germier Brothers
Wilson
Columbia Company
Germer
Germer Brothers
Columbia People
Kemnan
National Tube Com
James Martin
Peck, Caldwell and Wilson
Prominent Cincinnatian Thomas Jevnee Dies in Indianapolis
Thomas Jevnee of Cincinnati, longtime business figure and Royal Arcanum member, died in Indianapolis after a lingering illness. He previously lived at 616 West Ninth Street and moved to Indianapolis two years ago with his family. Survived by two daughters Elizabeth Sanders in Indianapolis and R W Medkirk in Washington DC, a son Luther R Hunt of Chicago, and his widow Elizabeth Hunt. Interment in Spring Grove Cemetery with chapel services tomorrow at 2 PM.
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Thomas Jevnee
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Mr. Hunt
West Ninth Street
Indiana
Elk and Mason
Royal Arcanum
Decedent
Elizabeth Sanders
R. W. Medkirk
Washington, D. C
Luther R. Hunt
Chicago
Elizabeth Hunt
Spring Grove Cemetery
Grocers Attend Pure Food Show For Tips In Ohio City
Grocers from Springfield Dayton Columbus and other Ohio cities attended the Pure Food Show labeled Grocers Day. Visitors sought guidance on healthy edibles and left impressed by quality exhibits and demonstrations including Mrs Gang's recipes and a cooking school session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Dayton
Columbus
Ohio
Co. C
Stowell
Mayor delays traction bridge ordinance signing
Mayor Markbreit will conduct a thorough investigation before signing the ordinance granting the traction company right to build a bridge across Eastern avenue east of Andrews street. Opposition cites bad precedent and street appearance concerns while Grandin road residents support the bridge to supply coal for a nearby power plant expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markbreit
Traction Company
Eastern Avenue
Andrews Street
Grandin Road
Owls Prepare Home For Large Palace Hotel Clubroom
Nest No 32 of the Order of Owls has completed a deal with the Emery Estate for the Palace Hotel banquet hall. It will be fitted with modern conveniences and become a comfortable West clubroom. Officers include John C Woods Oscar M Long L J Fox William Oskamp B L Link Milton Ganz Arthur Pfau George Aftel Trustees J J Molloy G Gustweiler Leonard J Fox. New quarters ready for members and friends about May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nest No. 32
Order of Owls
Emery
Palace Hotel
John C. Woods
Oscar M. Long
L. J. Fox
William Oskamp
B. L. Link
Milton Ganz
Arthur Pfau
Sentinel
George Aftel
J. J. Molloy
G. Gustweiler
Leonard J. Fox
Elks Leave Town for Middletown Bazaar Trip
Two hundred members of Cincinnati Lodge of Elks No. 5 marched in the rain from Elm street temple to Grand Central Depot and boarded a special train to Middletown Ohio for the Elks bazaar and fair. The First Regiment Band led the delegation and many will stay through the week, returning Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Lodge of Elks
No. 5
Temple
Elm Street
Ninth Street
Grand Central Depot
Middletown
Elks
First Regiment
Breuer Reconciles With Daughters in Courtroom Settlement
In Judge Woodmansee's court Charles C. Breuer, Ruth and Helen Breuer reconcile after years of estrangement. A trustee may manage the $200,000 estate with $27,500 mortgage claims, income to Breuer, and remainder to the daughters after widow's dower. Guardian Albert Bettinger involved. Mortgage attorney William Little represents mortgagees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Breuer
Clifton
Ruth
Helen
Breuer
Littleford
Third
Plum Streets
Stanley Bowdle
Albert Bettinger
William
Little
Attoérney
Prisoner Held For Petit Larceny After Hat Loot
John McCoy claimed at 15 Main street attempted to steal lines from a buggy of Early & Daniels in front of the Chamber of Commerce yesterday afternoon. Patrolman Akotter arrested him and he was taken to Central Station. A bystander then recovered fifty two cents collected from the crowd and returned it to McCoy before leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCoy
Main Street
Early & Daniels
Chamber of Commerce
Akotter
Central Station
McCoy
New Law Delays County Improvements Under 15000 Vote
County commissioners say House Bill No 728 passed this month will delay urgent improvements. The act requires a public vote for expenditures over 15000, affecting planned additions to Longview Hospital and a new County Jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview Hospital
Suffragists Schedule Two Open Air Meetings
The Susan B Anthony Club met at Dr. Sarah Sievers home in Walnut Hills and arranged two more open air meetings. The first is Friday evening at Ninth and Plum with Dr. Margaret Bigelow and Dr. Sievers speaking. The second is Tuesday evening in Covington in front of the City Library with Dr. Bigelow and Dr. Anna Yates as speakers.
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Susan B. Anthony Club
Sarah Sievers
Grand
Nassau Streets
Walnut Hills
Ninth
Plum Streets
Margaret Bigelow
Sievers
City Library
Covington
Memorial service for absent brothers held in Walnut Street temple
An Eagles memorial service will be conducted Sunday afternoon in their Walnut Street temple near Twelfth Street. Worthy President William Benning will deliver the eulogy, Rabbi Philipson offers the invocation, and Thomas J. Cogan gives the memorial address. Additional speeches by Rev H G Eisenlohr and Worthy Chaplain William J Guilfoyle follow, with musical solos by several performers. A Memorial Committee led by G J Gutzwiller includes Albert Anderson and other members.
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Eagles
Walnut Street
Twelfth Street
William Benning
Rabbi Philipson
Thomas J. Cogan
H G. Eisenlohr
William J. Guilfoyle
S. Bennett
Charlotte Callahan
Joseph Schenke
T. J. Sullivan
John Yoakley
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Discloa City
GAG
Board of Public Service and Representatives of Civic Societies
Thomas E. Hunt
Grocers
WANT
Order
Cincinnati Lodge
E. P. O. E. Fair
the Illustrated Sunday Magazine
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Franklin Pierce Carrigan
Pat
Alice L. Hall
Arizona
Jasper Wonders
John L. Cowan
Mrs. V. Mott Pierce
Foxtown
Green Clay
Edwin Tarrisse
Martini Church
St. Peter’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Pleasant Ridge
Emanuel German
Reformed Church
the Knights of the Round Table
Newport, Ky
Illustrated Sunday Magazine
Sunday Commercial Tribune
Maryland Casualty CO
Commercial Tribune Building
Rae
Ladies of
Winton Road
Epworth Ave
Lesan-Gould
St. Louis
Fifth Avenue
New York
Greensburg
Shelbyville
Batesville
T Sir
Celina van Wert
Lzh
Vine
Fifth and
Walnut
Six Point League
Tribune Bldg
Louisville
North Vernon
Union Station
Walnut St
Central Union Station
Fourth
Scott
Canada
England
France
Switzerland
Germany
Belgium
Holland
Scotland
NEW York Central Lines
W. G. Knittle
Ingalls Bidg
Cone
Eye Sidon Marvel CO
York
Dow’s
Savings Bank
Main St
Rainforth
Bob B
W. Ros
Henrietta
Country
The
John Church Company
Fourth and Elm
John
Robinson
Bet
Walnut & Main
Mats
Forepaugh Stock Co
Tis Yzeri
MR. E. Hi. Sothern
Lord Dundreary
Columbia x
Orpheum
Will M. Cressy
Blanche Dayne
Town Hall
Les Amatis
la Gardinia
Troubadours
Coram
Rosina Casselli
Mid Wonders
Kelly & Kent
Mabel Maitland
Odrome
Columbia
Matinee
Buck
Straus’, Reilly & Woods
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Lawrenceburg
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