Cincinnati Council Mulls City Manager Pick Amid Political Feud
The Cincinnati Charter Council weighs candidates including Dixon Matthews Seasongood Field and Luch singer. Col Sherrill, a Washington civil affairs official with Republican ties, is favored for city manager though he may resign from the army if chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arter
Cincinnati
Dixon
Matthews
Seasongood
Field
Rose
Luchsinger
Sherrill
Washington
J. A. Miller
A. E. Anderson
Business Men's Club
A. C. Bachmeyer
General Hospital
Thomas Dyer
Supreme Court
William H. Taft
Lincoln Memorial Commission
Taft
Army
Ofice
Mr. Field
City Faces New Money Troubles
City officials face tighter finances as the sub committee reviews next year’s appropriation. The General Hospital and Tuberculosis Sanatorium request 860000 to operate, yet only 763000 remains in the hospital fund. Dr. Bachmeyer warns that without needed funds the hospital could close and cites staff shortages and rehabilitation costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Hospital
A. C. Bachmeyer
Charles O. Rose
Bachmeyer
City finance panel weighs sewer bond funds and farm profits
City officials examine needs for the Engineering Department with a potential $195000 overrun in 1925 funds. The committee notes the Girls Opportunity Farm and Boys Farm transfers to the Board of Education shifted about $27000 annually to the board, not city taxes. Additional discussions planned on Building Department Health Department and farm matters with councilmen Stanley Matthews and Fred Schneller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
State Auditing
Board of Education
Girls’ Opportunity Farm
Mr. Rose
Stanley Matthewy
Fred Schneller
J R Graham Dies at Relative's Home After Illness
John R Graham 56 longtime Superintendent of Music Hall dies at brother in law James Thomas's home Madisonville after a brief illness. A Bellevue Ky resident before eight months he served Masons Knights of Pythias and Bellevue School Board for 25 years. Survived by wife Isabelle and two sons Robert and Lawton. Funeral planned for Monday in Bellevue.
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John R. Graham
Music Hall
James Thomas
Whetsel Avenue
Madisonville
Mrn Graham
Bellevue
Thomas
Masonic
Knights of Pythias
Henry Barnes
Bellevue School Board
Isabelle Graha
Robert Grahard
Norfolk
Lawton Graham
Kokomo
Indiana
Robert Schweninger Dies at 41 in Cincinnati
Robert Schweninger 41, a surveyor in the County Engineer's office for 12 years, died at his home 1714 Vine Street after a year of illness. Survived by mother Mrs Charlotte, sisters Lottie Anna Edna, brother Elmer, and son Joseph. Funeral services Monday at Nyrre Funeral Parlor 1564 Elm Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Schweninger
Vine Street
County Engineer’s Office
Schweninger
Tuerck
Joseph Schweninger
Vattier Lodge
A. M
Charlotte
Lottie
Anna
Edna
Elmer
City Engineer's Office
Joseph
Cincinnati
Nyrre
Elm Street
Verification asked of Lincoln charge statement disputed
The Cincinnati chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy sought verification or denial of Mrs. St. John A. Lawton's Spartanburg speech claim that Lincoln signed the emancipation Proclamation to incite slave uprisings and force Southern women to rely on soldiers for protection.
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Lincoln
St. John A. Lawton
Charleston
S. C
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Spartanburg
Cincinnati
Symphony program opens in Emery Auditorium this afternoon
The seventh symphony program of the season, conducted by Fritz Reiner with soloist Rudolph Polk, will be presented in Emery Auditorium this afternoon and again tonight. Polk will perform Saint-Saens Violin Concerto in B minor as patrons are urged to arrive by 2 30 and 8 15 to avoid interruptions. The program includes Benvenuto Cellini Overture The Afternoon of a Faun Saint-Saens Violin Concerto in B minor and Symphony No 2 in D major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Auditorium
Charles Pearson
Fritz Reiner
Rudolph Polk
Saint-Saens
Benvenuto Cellini
Gas Sales Barred in South Dakota by Court Order
Judge Polley of the South Dakota Supreme Court signed a permanent injunction prohibiting the state from retailing gasoline. The order follows a motion by White Eagle Oil Company, which had sought to stop state gas sales after a temporary injunction issued October 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pierre
Polley
South Dakota Supreme Court
South Dakota
White Eagle Oil Company
Six Men Escape from Dekalb County Jail
Six white prisoners escaped from the Dekalb County Jail at Decatur near Atlanta by sawing through iron bars. Authorities launched a search for the men who are believed to have fled toward Atlanta as an investigation into how they obtained a file proceeded.
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Atlanta
Dekalb County
Decatur
Here
Wat
Kipling Remains Stable As Doctor Returns From London
Lord Dawson physician to the King spent the day at Kipling's bedside then returned to Burwash after fog delays. The departure suggests Kipling's condition did not worsen today.
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Kipling
Associated Press
London
Lord Dawson
Burwash
Kipfing
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Promote Cold Relief
Advertises Bromo Quinine tablets as a safe proven remedy for headaches caused by slight colds. Claims cure of the cold and headache. Box bears signature of E. W. Grove. Price 30 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Prominent Cleveland Discount FirmAboard in Fraud Trial
Federal trial of Josiah Kirby, former president of the Cleveland Discount Company, features testimony from more than 32 witnesses. Widows from small towns say they invested savings after being told the firm dealt only in first mortgages or better. Witnesses identify pamphlets and papers mailed by the firm. Kirby spoke at pep meetings with H. G. Baer, a former salesman. Bishop William F. Anderson of Cincinnati attended.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Discount Company
Josiah Kirby
Kirby
William F. Anderson
Cincinnati
Ohio-Kentucky
Methodist Episcopal Church
H. G. Baer
Youngstown
Ousting of Seattle Mayor Favored by Grand Jury
Evidence sufficient to justify removal of Mayor Brown from office by impeachment or recall was reported by the King County Grand Jury. Sheriff Starwich blamed for laxity of law enforcement outside the city and County Auditor D H Ferguson indicted for misconduct in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Brown
King, County
Starwich
D. HE. Ferguson
Prince Youssoupoff Awarded Damages in Art Case
Paris judge awards Prince Felix Youssoupoff 60000 francs in a counter claim against art dealer Andre Seligman. Seligman had sought damages over alleged defamatory press coverage tied to an exhibition of Youssoupoff’s antique snuffboxes and art objects in New York. The court ordered experts to assess damages.
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Paris
Prince Felix Youssoupoff
Russia
Andre Seligman
Seligman
New York
Prince Youssoupoff
Americans Buy Old Crow From McMillan Cellar
American rye whisky, forty five years old, labeled Old Jordan and Old Crow, appears in a Piccadilly shop window. Bottled at the St. Louis Club from the late Sir W. N. McMillan’s cellar, it attracts American visitors while English customers favor catch whisky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Piccadilly
W. N. McMillan
St. Louis Club
Amercans
Twelve indicted as bombers in Chicago cases
Three new names join nine others in a fresh set of indictments tied to about 100 bombings that disrupted Chicago over the past year amid business and labor disputes.
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Chicago
Pittman Confesses to Doans Slaying and Robbery
The Pitt man admits planning and carrying out the November 24 murder of Coans at a railroad camp. He details recruiting two Black workers, the iron bolt strike, pocket theft, and distribution of about 180 to 300 dollars before authorities moved to detain Crump and others. Mrs Wesley corroborates visit to his daughter's home and hidden money.
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Pittman
Leona Wesley
West Eighth Street
Doans
Kirgan
Chief Kirgan
Coans
Eubanks
Alway
Ada Solley
Colerain Avenue
Esley
Washington
Crump
Pittmap
Friends of
Wesley
Seventh Avenue
Bitterle
Gorman
Births announced for many new babies in local homes
A list of births reports many couples welcoming children at various street addresses. Entries name parents such as Bennett, Cushman, Daugherty, Honer kamp, Johnson, Kuhn, Lawson, McLean, Miller, Montfort, Schott, Talkue, White, Wambach, Weyrich, Weingarten, and others with multiple boys and girls born to families on streets including Wells, Gilber t, Herrick, Wil stach, Sycamore, Denham, Linn, Arbor, Delta, Stetson, State, Wheeler, Gage, and Central avenues.
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New Iap
Eva
Settle
Viarey
Evelyn
LeRoy
Bennett Russell
Helen
Wells Street
Cushman
Edward
Marion
Gilbert Avenue
Daugherty
Cue
Naomi
Herrick Avenue
Honerkamp
Leo Ant
Wilstach Street
Johnson
William
Maggie
Sycamore Street
Kipp Richard
Jeanette
Findlay Street
Kuhn
Marcella
Denham Street
Sasree
Sadie
Dunlap Reet
Verner
Annie
Whetnee Avenue
Alice
Wheeler Wambach
Frank
Anna
Stetson Avenue
Weyrich
Clara
State Avenue
Random resident directory fragment with listed names and addresses
A scattered OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with addresses across various streets including Rohs Rohe Laurel Laurel Laurel Gest Gest Richmond Richmond Thirty-fourth Woodland Hemlock and other locales. Names include Arthur Clauder Louise Deisel Millard Hodges Esther Gibson Newton May Fannie Turk James Brown Ruth Currington Louis Hoffman Mathilda Stieneker Charles Fisher Dorothy Cooper Felix Perrone Irma Cravaack Marcella Miller among others.
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Arthur E. Clauder
Rohs
Louise M. Deisel
Rohe
Millard H. Hodges
Laurel
Esther Gibson
Newton May
Fannie Turk
James H. Brown
College Hill
Thirty-fourth St
Dorothy Cooper
Woodland Ave
Felix C. Perrone, Jr
Rodgers
Irma M. Cravaack
Hemlock St
Race St
Marcella Miller
W. Fifteenth St
Bevis Anna Willey 1925 death notices from Clifton and Cincinnati
Death notices list Anna Willey Bevis of 848 Thrall Ave Clifton Cincinnati on December 2 1925 with funeral from 8 E Willey 8427 Cheviot Ave Westwood and interment at Venice Mt Ayr Ia and Spokane Wash requests copies from regional papers. Also Matilda Roth wife of George F Roth of 241 West Eigh St Covington Ky died December 2 1925 with funeral December 5 at 2 p.m. Interment Highland Cemetery. Robert Schweninger husband of the late Freda Schweninger and son of Charlotte Schweninger died December 3 1925 with service at 1714 Vine St remains at Nurre Bros funeral home. Conrad Seitz died December 8 1925 at 2730 Sixth Street with funeral December 10 from Dunkman’s Funeral Home. Ray Gardiner Treadley husband of Florence Hart Treadley died December 8 1925 with funeral December 5 at 2 p.m. from George H Rohde Funeral Home.
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Bevis
Anna Willey
St. Clair
Earle M. Bevis
Thrall Avenue
Clifton
Cincinnati
E. Willey
Cheviot Avenue
Westwi
Venice
Mt Ayr
Spokane
Wash
Roth
Matilda Roth
Tieke
George F. Roth
West Eigh Street
Covington
Highland Cemetery
Schweninger
Robert
Freda Schweninger
Kuerck
Charlotte Schweninger
Pegee Joseph Schweninger
Vine Street
Nurre Bros. Whebunry
Elm Street
Seitz—Conrad
Sixth Street
Dunkman
Clark Street
Treadley
Ray Gardiner
Florence Hart Treadley
George H. Rohde
Linwood
Delta Avenues
Brooklyn
N. Y
Washington
Ind
Cremation Notice From The Busse and Borgmann Co
Classified cremation notice lists services offered by The Busse and Borgmann Co at 1517 Freeman Avenue Ne Ne. Acathetic modern funeral planning and charges are noted in terse form.
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Benttary
The
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
Ireland's Boundary Question Settled
A London Morning Post leak sparked uproar as the Irish Free State faced a reluctant settlement. Cosgrave pressed Britain to announce final terms while boundary, debt, and peace issues stirred controversy in England and within Ireland.
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Commission
London Morning Post
Cosgrave
McNeill
Free State
Judge Feetham
South Africa
London
Britain
England
Ireland
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Alleged Auto Thieves Held to Grand Jury
Charges of auto stealing receiving stolen accessories speeding and failing to stop at arterial highways were on the Municipal Court docket. Charles Bayless and Harold Bayless both held to the grand jury on bonds of 15000 each for alleged auto thefts from multiple victims including J F Tiberman and B C Morris. Yancy Miller held on 1500 bond for buying four tires. Thomas Bridwell 21 also held on 1500 bond for attempting to sell a stolen auto. Edwin Bolenbaugh charged with speeding escaped a fine. Several others fined for speeding from 5 to 30 dollars and driving rights suspended for 15 days. twenty three fined 3 dollars for failing to stop at arterial highways.
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Charles Bayless
Harold
Gladstone Street
Grand
J. F. Tiberman
East Third Street
B. C. Morris
Ingleside Place
Charles Ziegler
Atlas National Bank
Yancy Miller
Union Gas and Electric Company
James Armstrong
Gilbert Avenue
Gus Towns
Carlisle Avenue
Leroy Gaskins
Tabasco
George Detzel
East
Tflollister Street
Frank
Steuner
Two Held After They Drive Auto Into House
Mrs. Catherine Giglein’s family on Peete and Lang streets escaped injury when an automobile driven by men claiming to be brothers crashed through a wall of their two story frame home. Damage was about 1000 dollars. Charles O. Goerner 51 registered as driver and charged with drunken driving. Charles A. Goerner 45 charged with drunkenness.
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Catherine Giglein
Peete and
Lang Streets
Charles O. Goerner
Peete Street
Charles A. Goerner
Plan Coed Voters Unite At University Of Cincinnati
The Cincinnati League of Women Voters meets the Woman's League of the University of Cincinnati in the Woman's Building drawing room this afternoon at 3 o'clock to form a college unit. Speakers Miss Maria Netru d and Miss Florence Harrison address opportunities for university women in political service.
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Cincinnati League of Women Voters
Woman’s League
University of Cincinnati
University
League of the Voters
Marioa Netrud
Ohio Woman Voter
Florence Harrison
League of Women Voters
Columbus
Guardian Trust named receiver for Murray Body
Detroit December 3 The Guardian Trust Company was appointed receiver for the Murray Body Corporation by Federal Judge Simons. The receiver stated there would be no interruption in the working program and that the action was due to lack of working capital, not excessive liabilities. The Murray Body firm formed about a year ago from a merger of Towson Body Widman Body and C R Wilson Body companies.
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Detroit
Guardian Trust Company
Murray Body Corporation
Simons
Towson Body Company
Widman Body Company
C. R. Wilson Body Company
River Stage Falls as Ohio River Drops in Cincinnati
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 21.6 feet at 6 p.m. and was falling. Vessels arriving included the John W. Hubbard from Louisville at 8 p.m. yesterday. Departures included the Tom Greene to Charleston at 5 p.m. last night. The Kentucky expected from Louisville at 10 a.m. and Chris Greene from Pomeroy at 6 p.m. tonight.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
John W. Hubbard
Louisville
Tom Greene
Charleston
Kentucky
Chris “Greene
Pomeroy
Pittsburgh
Papererseeperere
W. Va
Parkersburg
Pleasant
Dam
Areeeeeeenenere
Dam No
Portsmouth
Ey Ville
Ind
Eetown
III
Paducah
Zanesville
Anene
Ivanhoe
Rece
Radford
Arrows
Hinton
W. V
Nawha Falls
Pilliamson Va
Pikeville
Haute, Ind
Tenn, Seeeeetta
A Aedenag Rene
Weather notes and temperature table from 1926 issue
Weather outlook across states includes rain and warmer days with changes to snow flurries and colder conditions in Kentucky Tennessee and West Virginia. The report lists current readings for Eastport Chicago Boston Kansas City Atlanta Omaha Birmingham Denver New Orleans Phoenix Galveston Pittsburgh Louisville Nashville Winnipeg The Pas and S S Marie with high and low temperatures and daily precipitation. Also provided is December 3 1926 weather record comparing to prior years and normals.
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Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Indiana
Eastport
Chicago
Boston
Kansas City
Atlan City
Omaha
Birm’gham
Denver
Oon
Orleans
Phoenix
Galveston
Pittsburgh
Louisville
Nashville
Winnipeg
S.S. Marie
D.m
County Memorial Association Elects Officers for Year
Election of officers for the coming year dominated the Hamilton County Memorial Association meeting at the Gibson Hotel last night. Joseph A. Anderson was named President with William H. Davis as Vice President and Mrs. Sarah B. Richter as Secretary.
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Hamilton County Memorial Association
Gibson
Joseph A. Anderson
William H. Davis
Sarah B. Richter
Clara Holmes
Mary Landis
Mayme Pheiffer
Charles Eck
Mathilde Lloyd
Alma Dehmer
Conrad Linn
Michael G. Heintz
Charles Karr
William J. Schultz
G. W. Coleman
Stolen Bay Horse Worth 200 Reported in Clearwater Atlanata
Joseph Wessels a teamster of 3633 Glenway Avenue reported a bay horse valued at 200 stolen after a break in at his stable door near Clearwater and Atlanta avenues. The theft occurred Wednesday night according to the witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wessels
Glenway Avenue
Clearwater
Atlanta Avenues
Man Pays Fine After Disorderly Conduct Incident
Charles Alisanta aged 28 of 127 Green Street paid 25 dollars and costs in Police Court yesterday after being charged with disorderly conduct for bumping into a woman and making an insulting remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Alisanta
Green Street
Trial of Jack McLaughlin Continues in Traffic Court
Jack McLaughlin a 38 year old bondsman of 1315 John Street faced an operating while intoxicated charge. The case was continued until next Friday after a collision with a truck owned by newspaper vendor Joseph Gruelich in front of City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack McLaughlin
John Street
Hillgrove
McLaughlin
Joseph Gruelich
Vender
Two Women Hurt In Santa Fe Train Wreck
Legrand, Dec. 3. Two women seriously injured when four sleeping cars of Chicago bound Santa Fe No. 2 left the rails early today. Train crew could not explain the cause. One sleeper toppled, another slid from the rack among the four cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
Associated Press
Merced
Gal
Legrand
Ferguson embezzlement indictment tops St. Louis court docket
Forrest Ferguson, president of the Ferguson McKinney Manufacturing Company, was indicted by the Circuit Court Grand Jury in St. Louis on a charge of embezzling 188000 dollars from the defunct firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Forrest Ferguson
Ferguson- McKinney Manufacturing Company
Circuit Court
Grand Jury
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Georgia
the Commercial Tribune
Prince
County Memorial, Association Elects
Chickie
Som OF Zorro
Douglas Fairbanks
Olympic
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Columbia Burlesque
Sienne
Harry Pepper
Impress
Norma Noel
Capitol
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Rudolph Valentino
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Marshall
Mich
Adam
Ohio Truss Co
E. Ninth St
Shubert
Heidelberg
Julia Arthur
America
Will Rogers
Willis Music Store
W. Fourth St
O. D. Woodward
Dulcey
Lucille Ballantine
Conway Tearle
Madge Kennedy
Keith
Clark & Bergman
Margaret & Gill
Walter C. Kelly
Bert Fitzgibbons
Fields & Johnson
Murray Girls
Kiewnings
Roach Comedy
Jack Holt
Billie Dove
Buster Keaton
Amundsen
Esther Ralston
Warner Baxter
Thomas Meighan
Reginald Denny
Tom MIX
Clara Bow
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Elaine Hammerstein
Kinogram News
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