Improvements proposed for city bond omnibus under Griswold act
City engineers present four sewer projects and multiple street and bridge works totaling 4 039 000 dollars to bond for November. Seventeen sewers, Millcreek interceptor, three new streets and nine bridges are included with a 275 000 dollar available amount and 2 695 000 dollars for condemned property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Hornberger
Public Service
Frank S. Krug
State Board of Health
Committee of Ways and Means
Landon Forchheimer
Griswold
Bold Face Creek
Shaffer Avenue
West Fork
Duck Creek
Millcreek
Hartwell
Queen City Avenue
City plans multi-street resurfacing and new bridges
A detailed city report lists four groupings of streets to be resurfaced and reconstructed with costs, assessments, and bond totals. It includes seven streets in the first two groups, five in the third, three new constructed streets, and eight new bridges with the canal area upgrades.
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Sycamore
Broadway
Fifth Street
Pike
Liberty Street
Highland
Madison Road
Parkway
Dixmyth
M’micken Avenue
Tegory
Walnut Street
Woodburn
Observatory
McMicken
Mcmicken Avenue
Main
Mohawk
Harrison Avenue
Tremont
State
Fairmount
Fenton
Vine Street
Ruther
North Corporation
Hopple Street
Colerain
Second Street
Mill
Reading Road
Florence
Hamilton Avenue
Rockford Place
Belmont
Mcmillan Street
Auburn
Ohio
Baymiller Street
Seventh
Woodburn Avenue
McMillan
Portfon
Tusculum Avenue
Columbia
Grandin
Nebraska Avenue
Eighth
Rapid Run
Clair Street
Eden
Euclid
West Fork
Seventy-Third Street
Canal
First Street
Elmhurst
Red Bank Road
Burglars Blow Open Bank Safe In Stodard Wisconsin
Burglars cut wires leading from town and blew the Farmers and Merchants State Bank safe, but the vault secured the money inside. The blast damaged the bank front. They also cracked a Burlington Station cash drawer and took $3.
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Stodard
Wis
Farmers and Merchants’ State Bank
Burlington Station
Eighth Street Viaduct Plan Takes Shape in City
County Surveyor A Gast announced plans for a $3,600,000 viaduct over Mill Creek to replace the present West Eighth Street structure with a tunnel under Price Hill to link Western Hills with the West End. The proposal, still in the dream stage, would shift maintenance costs under Intercounty Highway No 7 and involve state, county, and railroad cost apportionments.
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BE. A. Gast
Mill Creek
West Eighth Street
Price Hill
West End
Gast
A. Oe
State Highway Department
Eighth Street
Dempsey Park
Warsaw Avenue
Mr. Gast
Charles 8. Bell
Insurance Agent Dies in Pool Folly at Coney Island
Albert C. Ringo 57 of Anderson Indiana was found dead in a Coney Island pool after planning his suicide to secure his wife’s life insurance. Coroner said death by own action. Ringo left two letters to his son and to the police detailing his motive and method.
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Albert C. Ringo
Morton Street
Anderson
Ind
Coney Island
D. C. Handley
Ringo
Cincinnati
Savoy Hotel
East Fifth Street
Roger
P.S
Harry Neal
Neal
Ringo Takes His Life Amid Ill Health and Finances
A coroner reported that Shuler Ringo died by suicide, leaving a note indicating intent. In his clothing were $6, a Rotary Club card, a two-key ring, and $1.12. Mrs. Ringo noted his ill health and financial reverses, and his son had received a letter two days earlier saying Ringo planned to die.
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Rotary Club
Ringo
Tragedy as three Bradley children die in box collapse
In Tribune Kansas, the three Bradley children were smothered when a lid fell and clamped shut on a large tool box where they played. The incident occurred late yesterday with the Associated Press reporting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
Tribune
Kan
George Bradley
Mayor Carrell Takes Ten Day Mountain Vacation
City Hall officials were surprised to learn Mayor Carrell left a note saying he would be away for ten days. He travels to the mountains of Tennessee to hunt and fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrell
Tennessee
Six Cincinnati Auto Club members named county patrolmen
Six members of the Cincinnati Automobile Club sworn in as special deputies by Sheriff Richard B. Witt. The appointees Henry Pfeister Moses Strauss Charles Ratterman William Calerdine William Perin and A E Mittendorf gain arrest authority for speeding and reckless driving and will aid three city speed officers patrolling 760 miles of county roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard B. Witt
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Henry J. Pfeister
Moses Strauss
Linton Avenue
Charles B. Ratterman
West
Eighth Street
William T. Calerdine
West Third Street
Erie Avenue
A. E. Mittendorf
Witt
Child Bruised by Auto in David Street Incident
Six year old Clyde Miller of 617 David Street was struck by a car and bruised. Police reported the accident occurred near his home and the boy was treated on the scene. The driver remained at the scene and cooperated with investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Miller
David
Dance Ban Sparks Collapse Fears in Passaic
Passaic New Jersey reports Chief of Police Richard O Zober bans the Charleston dance over fears vibrations would rupture floors in older halls not built to withstand the thundering hops. Modern steel structures exempt. Many venues concerned about safety and compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Passaic
N. J
Richard O. Zober
Driver Cleared in Cheviot Child Rescue at Sycamore Street
The incident occurred in front of 1620 Sycamore Street when C. L. Sack of Cheviot helped a boy to a doctor, Dr. J Beneke at 1631 Sycamore Street. The boy was not seriously hurt. No charges were filed against the driver.
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Tomobile
C. L. Sack
Cheviot
Sycamore Street
Sack
J. Beneke
Iowa recount nears end as Brookhart holds lead
In the Iowa Senate race Daniel F. Steck gains slightly while Republican incumbent Brookhart maintains a lead on disputed ballots. With two counties left to count and about 8,000 challenged ballots, final figures due Monday will determine the winner. Brookhart began with 1,385 vote lead. Steck trails by 478 in completed counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daniel F. Steck
Brookhart
Iowa
Steck
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the Commercial Tribune
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America
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Nelson Business College
Odd Fellows’ Temp
Campbell Commercial School
E. Fourth ST
Iva D. Moore
Fourth St
Butt
Gilbert Ave
Ae Sss
DE Luxe
Minnie Tracey
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Goldenburg School
Cincinnati Kindergarten Association Training School
University of Cincinnati
Lillian H. Stone
Linton Street
Art Academy of Cincinnati
Eden ~Park
J. H. Gest
Dorothy Dasch Reese Voice
Odd Fellows
Bidg
Fernbank Avenue
University School
Blair AV
Avondale
Sc F
W. E. Stilwell
A.M
Avon
Franklin School
G. S. Sykes
May ST
Miller Business
Miller Service Bureau
Miller School of Business
Miller
U. S. Bureau of Education
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Incinnati Conservatory Music
Highland Ave
Oak Street
Burnet Ave
Bertha Baur
Littleford School
Littleford’s
Littleford
Ittleford School
Collegiate School of Business
Burnet Block
Cincinnati College of Music
Incorporated Languages
Tate
Adolf Hahn
Elm St
Ridgeway
Dan
Joseph Regan
Alberta Curliss
Selma Kinman
Bruce Frances Henry
Eleanor Ryan
Violet Connor
Florella Goldenburg
Esther Sherman
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CING
Feodorova Hentschel
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