Bond Issue Upheld By Two Thirds Vote In Elmwood Place
Judge James B. Swing rules blank ballots not counted in a village bond election for sewers and a new town hall, confirming a two thirds approval. The Compressed Air Cleaning Company is placed in receivership to wind up affairs, debts total about 10 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmwood Place
James B. Swing
William Laacke
Swing
William H. Taft
Superior Court
Taft, Peck and Moore
Harrison Monument
William Thorndyke
Charles Swaine
Laacke
Flint Street
George J. Kelfrich
Orris P. Cobb
D. T. Hackett
Cap Manufacturer Leaves Estate to His Widow
In Abraham Wildberg will the cap maker leaves his widow income from 10 000 a life if she remains unmarried and the rest of the estate to her outright The $10 000 would go to Emma Louise Widberg if the widow remarries or dies The widow Eva E Wildberg named executor The estate valued about 15 000 chiefly in Wildberg’s stake in A and H Wildberg & Co William Miller bequeaths his household furniture jewelry and effects to unspecified recipients
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Miller
Ohio Avenue
Tov
William ‘Miller
Carrie L. Straehley
John Miller
William Miller
Christian Banholzer
William H. Miller, Jr
Caroline Miller
Eva Wildberg
Abraham Wildberg
William Klein
Gerhard G. Ostendorf
Henry Angelbeck
Wilhelminie Angelbeck
William Woge
Anna Woge
Bis
Grape-Nuts Endorsement From R. R. Telegraph Operator
A telegraph operator praises Grape-Nuts for steady nerves and clear thinking. He reports six to eight years of daily use, reduced meat, and more efficient work. A doctor allegedly advised dietary change, and the operator notes continued benefits and urges others to try Grape-Nuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R
Policeman Attacked By Alleged Crapshooters on Longworth Street
Patrolman Peggy Wilson was assaulted while attempting to disperse a crowd shooting craps on Longworth Street near Plum. The attackers fled after the struggle. Andrew Batts of 319 Longworth Street was arrested for disorderly conduct after Wilson questioned him about the crowd’s direction. Wilson sustained facial and head injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Wilson
Longworth Street
Plum
Wilson
Andrew Batts
Batts
Divorces Granted for Cruelty and Desertion in Two Cases
In divorce court Judge James B. Swing granted Otto Henn a divorce from Dena Henn on his plea of cruelty and desertion. Judge Pfleger granted Agnes Eggleston a divorce from Joseph Eggleston after she charged cruelty and neglect.
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James B. Swing
Otto Henn
Dena Henn
Pfleger
Agnes Eggleston
Joseph Eggleston
Case of Payne and Stapely Is Postponed Until Tomorrow
The United States Government case against George H. Stapely and John A. Payne for misuse of the mails was postponed by U.S. Commissioner Adler to Wednesday morning at the request of defense lawyers. Bonds set at $10,000 each. A deputy arrested Erna McCalmont of Mt. Healthy Ohio on illegal-letter charges. bond $500. Additional cases filed in the U.S. Court of Appeals include entities from Louisville, Baltimore, Nashville and Clarksville involving bankruptcy and insurance disputes.
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United States
George H. Stapely
John A. Payne
Adler
Bond
Chicago
McGuire
Erna McCalmont
Mt. Healthy
Taft Nomination News Triggers Illness Of Teacher
Miss Louise Horsley, long time Cincinnati teacher and Taft pupil, fainted from excitement at Taft’s Republican nomination notification. She is seriously ill with nervous prostration at the home of Mrs. L. E. Porter, 2256 Francis Jane, Walnut Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Taft
Louise Horsley
L. E. Porter
Francis Jane
Walnut Hills
Horsley
William Howard Taft
Cincinnati
Miss Horsley
City bond issue estimate eyed by safety board
Former Councilman John James, chairman of a committee of Associated Organizations, asked the Board of Public Safety to designate the amount needed to carry out city improvement projects if bond authority were put to a public vote. The board suggested $125,000 would cover work, with another $125,000 proposed for a central police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John James
Associated Organizations
Board of Public Safety
Burgheim
Theft Plan Suspected In Cash Register Theft
Douglas Hogan a colored 17 year old and driver for the National Cash Register Company was arrested after Local Manager Bert Alexander reported the theft of fifty keys from the office. The keys found on Hogan could open any machine. he faces petit larceny charges and police suspect an organized plan by older conspirators to raid cash registers.
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Douglas Hogan
Richmond Street
National Cash Register Company
Thiem
Bert Alexander
Hogan
Fire department seeks fine furniture and flagpoles amid high prices
Yesterday the Board of Public Safety debated a costly office desk for Chief Archibald and a pair of flagpoles for the Sixth District Station. Member Furst criticized the prices as excessive and urged bid requests, noting a single local supplier could dominate the poles. Chief Millikin agreed bids were needed before approval.
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Archibald
Fire Department
Board of Public Safety
Furst
Sixth District
Millikin
Mulvihill
Minor accidents injure several people at city plants
A series of incidents left several injured. Jacob Becker 58 and his son Charles suffered burns at Colonial Paint Company 1207 Harrison. Salvage Corps member Arthur Blanke 20 was slightly burned entering the basement. Loss estimated at 800 dollars. Other injuries include Alexander Almasham 37 breaking leg and arm after a fall from a second story at 2424 Colerain. Edward Schafer 12 broke a leg from a slate blow at 10 West Court. Philip Hasemeyer 48 fell from a wagon breaking his leg. Joseph Winer 33 fell from a stepladder suffering internal injuries and unconsciousness at his home on 653 West Fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Paint Company
Harrison Avenue
Jacob Becker
Charles
Arthur Blanke
Laurel Street
Salvage Corps
City Hospital
Deckers
Alex. Almasham
Central Avenue
Colerain Avenue
Edward Schafer
National Billiard and Pool Company
West Court Street
Philip Hasemeyer
Stark Street
Joseph Winer
West Fifth Street
Jewelers From 26 States Attend National Convention
Delegates from across the United States gather at the Linton Hotel for the third annual National Retail Jewelers Association convention. More than $1,000,000 in sample jewelry is exhibited as membership climbs from 700 to 1,500 with a vote for president hotly contested by Archibald Mullally and Paegel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Retail Jewelers’ Association
Linton Hotel
Oregon
Massachusetts
Linton
Chicago
Rochester
N. Y
Oklahoma
J. P. Archibald
Blairsville
J. M. Mullally
Indianapolis
A. E. Paegel
Warrant Secures Arrest in Bonds Theft Case
Henry Roeder Sr a 73 year old accuses his son Henry Roeder of stealing 2500 dollars in bonds from Water Works holdings valued at 38500 dollars. Roeder Sr says he trusted the son to handle coupon cutting and bond sales and that two bonds were returned while the rest were sold to raise funds for a Delhi property purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Roeder
M. C. Lykins
Squire Muller
Delhi
Henry
Old Schoolhouse Wrecking Approved for Parish Site
Building Inspector Kuhlman granted trustees of St. Josephs Parochial School a permit to wreck 727 729 and 731 Laurel street for a new school costing about 269 dollars. The old building will stand until the new one is erected and the grounds turned into a playground. Fire escapes will be added, with warning that the building must have them or it cannot open in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuhlman
St. Joseph’s Parochial School
Laurel Street
Father Scholl
Lockland Murder Unsolved as City Fears Repeat Attacks
Citizens form a posse as detectives hunt for killers in Lockland after a Bulgarian murder and a brutal assault on a Sunday. Tony Bensio is jailed for beating his wife. authorities say a clue may lead to the murderers. Marion Satross shows signs of improvement in Betts Street Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockland
Marshal Handley
Tony Bensio
Bensie
Satross
Clifford Brown
Marion Satross
Betts Street Hospital
Aged Attendant Thomas M Nelson Dies at College Hill
Funeral arrangements announced for Thomas M Nelson 61 head of departments at College Hill Sanitarium. Widowed with daughter Mary Eflen, he was famed for calming ir rational inmates. Burial planned at Spring Grove Cemetery Wednesday at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Nelson
College Hill Sanitarium
Mary Eflen
Spring Grove Cemetery
Cincinnati Bride Weds Wealthy Louisville Man in New York
Word arrives in Cincinnati of Miss Iva Frazer marrying E. M. B. Reynolds in New York City on Sunday. Frazer formerly worked in a Sixth Street business establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
New York City
Iva Frazer
E. M. B. Reynolds
Louisville
Ban on More Dairies Over Typhoid Spread
City Board of Health considers further sanctions against dairies with polluted water. After already acting against one milk supplier, two more may be banned as Dr. Lamb tests water quality among other dairies to curb a rising typhoid problem in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Lamb
Daredevil dive at City Hall tests life-saving device
An unknown performer will dive from City Hall roof into the inner courtyard pavement as a demonstration for Building Inspector Kuhlman. Miller, the device agent, sought certification but the inspector withheld endorsement until he was convinced of its merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuhlman
Miller
City Hall Notes Highlight Small Council Moves
Assistant City Solicitor Sutphin departs for vacation at Bass Rock Massachusetts. Plan Clerk Joseph Tuttle leaves for Amboy Indiana for a two week family trip. Mayor Marbreit joked with a visiting Indian party and offered them city freedom. A. L. Pachaud and Brother win wrecking permits for Hunt Street widening between Broadway and Sycamore. The Service Board approves transfer to Council of contract retention percentages to the Sinking Fund. Laidlaw and Hiller tour Third Street Reservoir to discuss turning part into a swimming area. Sinking Fund Trustees accept 32048 dollars in street improvement bonds. Public Safety awards remodeling contract for Hyde Park town hall room to Cotteral Building Company for 1385 dollars.
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Board of Public Safety
Old Town
Hall of Hyde Park
Cotteral Building Company
Secret Springfield Wedding Ties Couple to Cincinnati
Miss Cora Kirchnehm of Springfield Ohio and H H Smith a township clerk wed in Cincinnati last Saturday night officiated by Rev John Duckwall. They surprised friends in Springfield on Sunday with the news as the bride was escorted by seven other girls to the Duckwall home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Kirchnehm
Springfield
H. H. Smith
Urbana
Cincinnati
John Duckwall
Armory Avenue
Duckwall
New Suits Filed In Common Pleas Court
A batch of civil actions listed in Common Pleas Court case numbers 140,528 to 140,543 includes Charlie Taylor versus Lena R Spaulding on appeal from Laurie Drake, Jacob Pittner against George S Wallace for $500 damages, Orris P Cobb versus The Compressed Air Cleaning Company seeking a receiver, Edward Detzel against The Smith Nixon Plano Company on appeal from Squire Meyers, Eleanor Taylor versus Delia Mahoney for $2,000 damages, and a writ of habeas corpus for William Habethiere. Superior Court case 64,086 features Eugene C Pooley versus The Post Publishing Company for $50,000 damages.
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Charlie Taylor
Lena R. Spaulding
Laurie Drake
Jacob Pittner
George S. Wallace
Kinkead
Rogers & Ellis
Cosan & Williams
Orris P. Cobb
The
Compressed Air Cleaning Company
T. Hackett
Edward Detzel
Smith & Nixon Plano Company
Squire Meyers
Eleanor Taylor
Delia Mahoney
M. C. Lykins
William Habethiere
Spangenberg & Spangenberg
Yellowstone Park Tours Leave Chicago for 18 Day West Trip
Under the personal charge of Mr. J. M. A. Spence a special party will depart Union Station Chicago via the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul Railway on Saturday August 8 at 10 10 p m for a trip of 18 days to Yellowstone Park and the Teton Mountains Descriptive folders and cost of trip mailed on request C C Mordough Traveling Passenger Agent 24 Carew Building Cincinnati
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J. M. A. Spence
Union Station
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Yellowstone Park
Teton Mountains
C. C. Mordough
Carew Building
Cincinnati
New Yorkers to Speak at Irish Societies Picnic
The Associated Irish Societies picnic at Chester Park on Sunday August 16 will be addressed by Congressman Cochrane and Sullivan and Senator Grady of New York, and Congressman Lamb of Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Irish Societies
Chester Park
Cochrane and Sullivan
Grady
New York
Lamb
Indiana
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Taft
Pittner
Huntington
W. Va
West Virginia
Pittper
Bramwell
Judge Swings
Judge Swing
George A. Wallace
Wallace
Kinkhead Rogers & Ellis
Cogan & Williams
Chapel Street
C. Lykins
Miss Taylor
Julia Whabetheire
Dunlap Street
William
William J. Edding
John H. Haupt
Vogt
Common Pleas
Julia Habetheie
William J. Ebding
Spuire Smedes’ Court
Spangenberg & Spangenberg, Attorneys
Whiting Paper Company
Robert Clarke Company
Howard Barney
Clarke Company
Johnson & Very
John D. Hartke
Elizabeth Hartke
Mary Redkamp
Josephine Hartke
A. J. Hartke
George Broucksieck
Herman B. Schmidt
Broucksieck
Schmidt
Martin Kraft
Probate Court
R. R. Telegrapher
United States Courts
Payne and Stapely
United States Court of Appeals
Howe Manufacturing Company
Peter Oakley
Clarkeville, Tenn
Bon Air Coal and Iron Company
Baltimore Trust and Guaranty Company
Nashville Railway Company
Nashville
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
A. H. Grigsby
Tafto
Board For Estimate
Associated Organization
Sum
Anna Kathryn Griffiths
Blagpole Paige
Board of Safety
Man
Boy
College Hill
Mitchell
Race Street
Robert Mitchell Furniture Company
Cindy Tobacco
Youghiogheny
W. H. Brown
E. Cor
Front and
Lawrence Sts
Main
Bell Telephone CO
Vine ST
City Hall Notes
Sutphin
Bass Rock
Mass
Joseph Tuttle
Amboy
Ind
Marbreit
Zoo
A. L. Pachaud & Brother
Inspector of Buildings Department
Broadway
Sycamore Streets
Hunt Street
Laidlaw
Service Board
Hiller
Water Works Department
Third Street
Ohio
Queen City
Common Pleas Court
Eugene C. Pooley
the Post Publishing Company
Cee Marvel CO
York
Dow’s 8 Drug Stores
Commercial Tribune
Connersville
Washington
Inn
OOS
Yellowstone Park Tours
Fic Syrup Co
Miami Valley Chautauqua
Cumminsville
Ohio Electric
George R. Stuart
G. E. Gowdy
Avoca Park
C., M. & L. Tracthamore
New and Wonderful Series
Moving Pictures
Om Line
Queen City Juvenile Extravaganza Co
Comedy & Vaudeville
FTA
Hiawatha
Luu
Froehlich
Reighrath’s Park
Clark St
Colerain Ave
Gates
Sonnenheimer
Coney
Sears Smith & Nie
Ik Gate
130
Ark
Axtel
Heinie
Jack Howard
Ellis & Ryan
Lockhart
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