Tibbles Elected to Fill Vacancy in City Council
Council meeting selects Clifford Bartin to replace the deceased George Tibbles. Mullen introduces Galveston plan advisory committee with broad city projects. Ordinances authorize ambulance bond, park land transfers, street and sewer plans, and street name changes after annexations.
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Tibbles
Mullen
Squire Edward Mays
Contrely
Kellogg
William Bute
August Volker m
Charles Geis
Alma Street
Eckert
Boudinot
Mozart Avenues
Mozart Avenue
Cheviot
Torrence Road
Eastern Avenue
Woman cites Grape-Nuts and Postum aiding recovery
A letter from an Iowa or New York woman describes a three year battle with peritonitis and nervous exhaustion. After trying inadequate treatments she credits Grape-Nuts and Postum for restoring sleep appetite and strength, saying she now feels healthier than before and continues using the products with her husband.
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AN. Y
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Way to Forget booklet stirs comments at Triumph Electric
The Triumph Electric Company releases The Way to Forget a handsome booklet now circulating in town. The pamphlet centers on a private office scene with the factory foreman in conference with the "old man." Copies are available by mailing a request with a stamp for delivery.
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Triumph Electric Company
Rental Issue Considered By Taxpayers Association
At the monthly Taxpayers Association meeting the Committee on Municipal Affairs reported on the Harrison Avenue Viaduct. They urged reasonable compensation and the city reserve the right to permit future cross traffic by other companies. The group discussed school taxes and free school books with a special committee to be named. Members elected include Moses Witssan George Peanthen A J Freiberg Anthony Nichting M Stern Diodato Guariniello Val Kuhn James McFadden B Linneman Louis Weiner Thomas Tanner K H Mac Cormick B Dowd Julia Aufderheide Mary Roebel Henry Lakamp Carrie Mund.
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Taxpayers’ Association
Harrison Avenue
Moses Fred Witssan
George Peanthen
A.J. Freiberg
Anthony Nichting
M. Stern
Diodato Guariniello
Val. Kuhn
James McFadden
B. Linneman
Louis Weiner
Thomas J. Tanner
K. H. MacCormick
B. and
BE. Dowd
Julia Aufderheide
Mary Roebel
Henry D. Lakamp
Carrie Mund
City Official Tommie Evans Marries Miss Oberley
Tommie Evans long associated with Cincinnati mayoral administration and former secretary to ex Mayor Fleischmann wed Maud Oberley at the bride’s home 258 McCullough Street Columbia. The couple left for a wedding trip visiting Old Point Comfort Niagara Falls Buffalo Toronto and Cleveland.
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Tommie” Evans
Cincinnati
Fleischmann
Mr. Evans
Maud Oberley
McCullough Street
Columbia
Sr. Venting
Columbia Baptist
City Hall Notes on Winchell Avenue Improvement Cost
City Engineer Landmaker gave an approximate $19 708 estimate for asphalt work on Winchell avenue from Naeher street to Harrison avenue. No argument was made regarding the Harrison Avenue Viaduct rent set by the traction company at yesterday morning's Street Railways Committee session.
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Chase Avenue
Bagley Run
Washburn Avenue
Erie Avenue
Madison Avenue
Edwards Road
Badgery Run
McHenry Avenue
Harrison Avenue
Millcreek Township
Eastern Avenue
Archer Street
Taxpayers’ Association
Cincinnati Traction Company
Committee On
Harry C. Carson
Cheviot
Committee On Annexation
Committee On Appropriation of Property Council
Arbor Avenue
Millbrae Street
Fairview
Southview Avenue
Addie Alley
Forbus Street
Lawlor Street
Delta Avenue
Hoge Street
Québec Road
Board of Public Service
Winchell Avenue
Naeher Street
Traction Company
Committee On Street Railways of Council
Markbreit
Convention of Coopers Sees Dwindling Attendance
The Coopers International Union gathers in Cosmopolitan Hall with only sixty five delegates as temperance movements shrink the industry. Delegates visit Cincinnati Zoo and Manhattan Park while leaders discuss credentials and officer reports amid reduced union participation.
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United States
Canada
Cosmopolitan Hall
Coopers
Morris O'Donnell
Chicago
George Bayer
J. W. Nee
Minneapolis
Charles Niemeyer
Memphis
Tenn
Zoo
Manhattan Park
Fire safety orders issued to city churches
Inspector J F Morgan demands immediate fire protection changes in several city churches under Ohio statutes. Letters to trustees require outward opening exits and unobstructed egress. Mayor Breit and Building Inspector Kuhlman oversee compliance. Churches named include German M. Sem Lutheran St Pauls New phones Temple and others.
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J. 4. Morgan
Markbreit
Kuhlman
Ih Gerwee Baptist
Charchof
Pietley M. E. Church
Sacred Heart’ Nee
First English Lutheran Church
Lane Seminary
M. Sem
St. Wav 'S
St. Pauls Church
Bond Transaction Suit Seeks Half Loss on Canal Bonds
Joseph Trevor as administrator sues stock broker Philip Briggs for $8,400 claiming an agreement to share any gains or losses on $16,800 worth of Miami and Erie Canal bonds. Trevor alleges Briggs was to sell the bonds and take half of any excess over 16,800 or share half of losses. Background notes Trevor died in an auto crash in Reading last year. the bonds have since declined to worthless. Pogue & Pogue, attorneys.
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Alfred
Joseph
Trevor
Briggs
Pogue & Pogue
Common Pleas Court Moves to Set Aside Receiver Note
In Enterprise Lumber Company case W S Myers ex treasurer asks to set aside an entry authorizing the receiver to recognize a 14406 46 note in favor of R H Jenks Lumber Co Cleveland and to cancel a 20 percent dividend order He claims the note was for discount and return of proceeds to the debtor and that the dividend should apply only to unsecured creditors not all creditors Attorneys Hawke for creditor Rast filed the motion.
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Enterprise Lumber Company
Common Pleas Court
R. H. Jenks Lumber Company
Cleveland
W. S. Myers
Charles Hawke
J. A. Rast
Divorce Court Sees Multiple Separations Filed
Woman seeks separation and restoration to maiden name in a suit against Alfred T. Kearsley filed yesterday alleging neglect since 1907 and desertion in April leaving unpaid work and lost funds. Minnie Adock sues Charles Adock for divorce alleging abandonment and long absence since 1905. Alice Tanner seeks divorce from Thomas Tanner for abandonment, wife now with her mother. Clementine Gratle sues Nicholas Gratle for divorce alleging cruelty and failure to provide.
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Nancy
Charlotte Shiveley
Alfred T. Kearsley
Mt. Airy
J. T. Rhyne
Minnie’ Adock
Charles Adock
Clinton
Thorndyke, Freericks & Capelle
Alice, Tanner
Thomas Tanner
Newport
Raymond Ratliff
Clementine Gratle
Nicholas Gratle
Oehler Street
Vincent H. Beckman
Probate Court Recites Bequests and Stock Transfers
Pastor St. Xavier's Church remembered in a will with $50 bequests to Kate Callahan Ann Bradley Michael Bradley and Adam Paul Carnahan and the residue to the church pastor. Executors seek court power to transfer Ohio Traktion Company and First National Bank stock to beneficiaries. Applications filed to administer several small estates including John Brown Dora R Talley Arnold H Bodscher and Nick aonae Meyer with specified values.
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Bridget Moran
Kate Callahan
Reading
Ann Bradley
Newport
Michael Bradley
Adam Paul Carnahan
St. Xavier's Cathlic
John Mackey
Ohio’ Traction Company
First National Bank
Joseph
Co. Brown
John Brown
George L. Talley
Dora R. Talley
Henry
Bodscher
Arnold H. Bodscher
Thinnes
Nick Aonae Es
Seee BE. Meyer
Warrants Sought In Slop-Feed Milk Prosecution
Health Officer Brown and City Solicitor Morrill obtain warrants in Police Court charging multiple milkmen with delivering or possessing slop-fed milk under Ohio law. The case uses detective work and expert testimony to gather evidence amid reports of broader targets and resisting influence.
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Health Department
State of Ohio
Brown
Michael Reinhart
Delhi Pike
James Patterson
William Patterson
Hillside Avenue
John T. Townsend
Central Avenue
August Kruse
Carthage Avenue
Reading Road
Anton Herken
Spring Grove Avenue
William ‘Thomas
Delhi Avenue
John Niehaus
Kirby Road
Morrill
Amos Foster
Lincoln Mitchell
Advertisers Head to Kansas City Convention
Twenty strong members of the Advertisers Club will travel by B and O today to attend the National Association annual convention in Kansas City. Delegations from Cincinnati Indianapolis Louisville and St. Louis will join en route and about 800 members are expected. National President Smith B Queal will open the gathering with an address. Cincinnati attendees include Edward Flicker Smith B Queal W F Chambers Allen Collier and others.
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Advertisers’ Club
Kansas City
National Association
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Louisville
St. Louis
Edward Flicker
Smith B. Queal
W. F. Chambers
Allen Collier
W. H. Kaufman
Lon B. Ames
W. B. Kreidler
E. R. Blaine
B. H.haddon
Kulman
Joseph Tomlin
James M. Megrue
Myer Leeser
James N. Brown
Will L. Finch
J. C. Kelly
George W. Weedon
Paul Poindexter
H. J. Harmeyer
H. C. Menefree
Partially Identified Shoe Ties Miss Hansen Case
The leg found in the Ohio River near the Fleischmann distillery is believed to be part of Elizabeth Hansen, missing Clifton Heights girl. Goldie Hansen and George Hansen partially identified the shoe and stocking. police consider suicide, with more body parts sought as river levels fall.
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Ohio River
Fleischmann
Elizabeth Hansen
Clifton Heights
Goldie Hansen
Géorge Hansen
Mohawk Presbyterian Church
Judges urge action to stop Salvation Army home
Judge Rufus B. Smith and Judge Aaron Ferris urged Acting City Solicitor Morrill to file an injunction against the Salvation Army to prevent opening a rescue home near Mt. Auburn by Southern Avenue School. Morrill said as City Solicitor he represents the School Board and would act if ordered by the board.
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Rufus B. Smith
Aaron Ferris
Morrill
Salvation Army
Mt. Auburn
Southern Avenue
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Officers Coopers’ International Union
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Maurice O'Donnald
Chicago, Ill
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Harrison Viaduct
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City Hall Notes
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