Old Officials to Hold Over Under Garrel Recommendations
City politics and finances dominate a Republican joint committee meeting. Mayor-elect Carrel backs ongoing service by top officials including Hornberger, Tudor, Zielonka while praising economy and planning a thorough committee study for possible reforms and revenue measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican City Central
R. K. Hynicka
George P. Carrel
Mr. Carrel
Charles F. Hornberger
Charles ¥. Tudor
Saul Zielonka
Galvin
Carrél
William Copelaw
Barney Houston
Alex, Patterson
William Kuertz
Frank Krug
John Miller
Fred Maag
Carrel
Unemployment in Cincinnati Sparks Public Appeal for Jobs
The State City Labor Bureau director urges manufacturers merchants and households to provide jobs as unemployment grows. About 300 seekers arrive daily at 322 Hammond Street with under 20 offers so far. He warns the crisis could worsen if the public does not act and committee meetings will discuss relief measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrel
Hether
Commercial Tribune
Carre
Chamber of Commerce
Jeffrey
Cincinnati
Hr. F. Antrim
State City Labor Bureau
Antrim
Hammond Street
Water Department
W. E. Horne
Eden Avenue
City deficit relief contest winners announced
The Commercial Tribune judges awarded prizes for proposals to cover a 1.8 million deficit after defeating an extra tax. First prize went to W. E. Horne, second to Walter V. Marjoewsky, third to G. B. Horner. Suggestions favored practicality and conciseness, with signatures removed to protect anonymity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Horne
Walter Majcewsky
G. B. Horner
Commercial Tribune
Eden Avenue
Walter V. Marjoewsky
Bigelow Street
Trimble Avenue
George P. Carrel
Thomas J. Davis
First National Bank
Joseph.s. Graydon
Index to Advertisements Page Two Recites Local Firms
An inventory of advertisers appears including Abbott Co Caterpillar service station Ford Automobiles Savings and Loan Cincinnati Auto Club Goenburg School Louisville & Nashville Railway Rookwood Pottery Shillito's The Dunlevy Co The Mitchell Furniture Oskamp Jewelry Otto Gray Piano Smith-Kasson Onion Gas and F Want Ads Western Bank Marmola Fatima Burkhardt Amusements Stewart Kidd Magazines and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott Co
Art
Iuseum
HOGS
Arnola
Iyland
Ford ‘ Automob
Ieee
Third National
Financial
Beaze & Chafield
Beacieachas
Cincunati Automo I.e Club
Mutton & Con
Pesehive Eek Dan li Irwin, Ballmann & Co
Ouran Oo
Seuss
Goenburg School
Ee Seeese
Lowry &Goebe
Issa Louisville & Nashville Railway
Lyric Pranoe Co
Boh McAlpin
Miller Bros
Nunner & i Mowarg
Rookwood Pottery
Schiear Motor Car
Shillito’s
Dunlévy Co
The
Lawton Co
Boveps Rarne
Mitchell Furniture
Oskamp Jewelry Co
Otto Gray Piano
Smith-Kasson Co
Onion
Western
Bank and Treaty
Marmola Company
Fatima Cigarettes
Ralph Green Co
Klettensdale
ask-Over
Burkhardt Bros. Co
Amusemen‘s Motion
Stewart Kidd
Sinn Fein delegates return to London amid Dublin talks
After two Dublin conferences with Eamon De Valera the Sinn Fein delegates head back to London with the Dail cabinet's last word. Lloyd George may review points and possibly present a new plan to Sir James Craig by Tuesday. If rejected, Cabinet resignations and election moves loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Associated Press
Dublin
Eamon de Valera
Sinn Fein
Arthur Griffith
Dail Eirireann
Lloyd George
Dail Cabiet
James Craig
Ulster
James
Jury Deliberations in Arbuckle Murder Case Continue
In San Francisco on December 3 the Arbuckle jury faced a long day with no verdict. Judge Louderback declined discharge, signaling possible continued deliberations beyond 10 a.m. if needed, amid reports of eleven to one inclinations and late-day chatter from defense and court staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Roscoe Arbuckle
Harold Louderback
Brady
Arbuckle
Stephen E. Hopkins
Hopkins
McNab
Automobiles Hurt Ten in Cincinnati Street Accidents
A string of accidents across Cincinnati left ten injured yesterday as cars collided or struck pedestrians. Victims include Veaumont Becker on Gilbert avenue, Mrs Alma Taylor on Locust street, and 10 year old George Thayer on Reading road. delays and hospital care followed each incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Veaumont Becker
Vine Street
Gilbert Avenue
Eighth Street
Edward Lewis
Oak Street
Stanton Avenue
Becker
Lewis
General Hospital
First District
Alma Taylor
Park Avenue
Locust Street
Kemper Lane
Taylor
Albert Niemann
Potomac Avenue
Dennis Delaney
Spring Street
New Street
Broadway
Delaney
Hillside Avenue
Riverside
Joseph Craycraft
Sycamore Street
Reading Road
Hickman Avenue
George Thayer
Kléinton Street
Eugenia Hesse
Lexington Avenue
Christ Hospital
Open Shop Threat Letters Under Review in Cincinnati
Industrial Division head L H Van Matre considers calling Festoffice Inspectors to probe anonymous letters praising the open shop move set for January 1. The letters accuse chamber members of price fixing, threaten killings, and urge federal investigation while pledging to test courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. van Matre
Chamber of Commerce
Festoffice
Cincinnati
Russia
van Matre
Pl of
Fortune teller takes $500 hoodoo money
Mrs. Flora Maddox told detectives she gave Mary Smith a gypsy fortune teller a $500 Liberty bond to remove a hoodoo curse. Nine days passed, the clairvoyant disappeared, and detectives reported she was no longer found as officers continued the search for the woman in Louisville, Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Flora Maddox
Mary Smith
Ellis
African sickness case reported in Spain
In Murcia Spain on December 3 a new case of African sickness emerged, previously limited to Africa and Italy. Medical authorities implement precautionary measures to prevent spread and monitor contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Murcia
Africa
Italy
Methodist conference adopts blue law resolution in Pine Bluff
In Pine Bluff Arkansas on December 3 the annual Methodist conference adopted a resolution urging Congress to pass a law banning operation of trains and newspapers on Sunday and requiring the closing of all business and amusements on the Sabbath.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Congress
Burglar Takes Jewels While Father Takes Child to Hospital
Jewelry valued at more than $809 was stolen from the second floor residence of Louis A. Rosiello at 310 East Twelfth street. He had taken his infant daughter to General Hospital for an earache. a son was left in charge of the store below. The break in occurred around late morning and the thief ransacked upstairs rooms, taking a gold watch, bracelets, lavallieres, diamond rings, a purse with cash, spectacles, and other jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Rosiello
East Twelfth Street
Rosiello
General Hospital
Mosiello
Lavallieres
Family of Seventeen Wipes Out Village When It Moves Away
LANCASTER, CO. Dec. 3. George Frauier moved his wife and seventeen children from Hocking County to North Berne two years ago doubling the population and turning a hamlet into a village. Today he moved away erasing the village from the map. Frauier ran a gent store and served as Mayor and Postmaster. North Berne loses its post office and will receive rural delivery from Lancaster. Petitions are being filed for Frauier’s return.
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Lancaster, CO
George Frauier
Hocking County
North Berne
Frauier
Lancaster
Frauijer
Naval ratio talks hinge on Tokyo as far east issues loom
Washington dispatch reports the 5-5-3 naval ratio talks paused awaiting Tokyo input while Britain Japan and France discuss curbs on Chinese leases. Delegations may tie Pacific fortifications and Far East politics to any final pact, with Japan seeking treaty rights in Manchuria and Britain, France, and the United States wary of a formal alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eye Associated Press
Washington
Tokyo
Great Britain
Japan
France
China
Pacific
Far East
Great Prea
United States
Orient
Pacific Islands
Japan refuses to relinquish Port Arthur rights at Washington talks
Japanese delegation states no current plan to give up rights in Port Arthur, citing long acquired rights from Russia and presumed Allied consent. They offer to seek an agreement with China on Kiao Chau lease terms, arguing Port Arthur and Darien are part of Manchuria where Japan has vital economic and security interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Friends of China
Shantung
Japan
Tokyo
Arthur J. Balfour
New York
Washington
Associated Press
Committee On
Kiao Chau
Port Arthur
Darien
Manchuria
Kentucky man jailed for hiding mistaken payroll payment
Verda resident Rice Singleton of Verda Kentucky received a $5300 payroll by mistake from the post office and hid the funds on a mountainside. After surrendering under a $1500 payment, Singleton was sentenced to three years in Atlanta Federal Penitentiary for taking the payroll and delaying disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice Singleton
Verda
Atlanta
United States District Court
London
Singleton
Chadderton Nolan
W. D. Boyer Coal Company
Nolan
Harlan
A. M. Cochrane
Sawyer A. Smith
Government to Round Up Real Estate Sellers for Unpaid Income Tax
Cincinnati real estate sellers who profited from 1918 to 1920 will be pressed to report profits and pay back taxes. Collector Charles Dean said thousands may be due as investigators review county records, with nationwide audits to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Seventh Street Boulevard Opens With Parade And Festivities
Crowds exceed 20000 packed downtown as the Seventh Street boulevard opened with a parade from Seventh and Main to the grand stand at Seventh and Race. Esberger’s Band led, followed by Grand Marshal Bauer and business association members bearing banners and flags. Bombs lit the sky, music and clowns filled the streets, and police managed the throngs during the two hour celebration.
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Seventh Street Boulevard
Seventh Street Business Association
Charlie Chaplin
Domino
Seventh Street
Race
Seventh
Main
Walnut
Fifth
Vine
Central
Esberger
John Shillito Company
William J. Bauer
The
Business Association
Mali
Shillito’s
Elm
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Nellie Keegan
Victory Avenue
Andrew Steigleder
Ohio Avenue
Moe- Micken Avenue
Court and
Vine Streets
John G. Rost
Lingo Street
Northside
Robert Distel
Second Avenue
Dayton
Inopegtorg
L H. van Matre
Britain
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New Boulevard
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