Park commission picks leaders as secretary salary sparked talk
Ault chosen president and Gilbert vice president as the new park commission holds an informal meeting in the Greater Park league rooms. Fred G Goode withdraws from secretary bid citing Republican ties and avoiding embarrassment to the board. The salary for the secretary remains unclear but rumored at 2000 dollars rather than 500.
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New Park Commission
Messrs
Ault
Gilbert
Fleischmann
Greater Park League
Fourth National Bank
Park
Park Department
Board of Public Service
Fred G.goode
L. A. Ault
William Gilbert
Lumber company accused of blocking highway in East End sketch
Sketch alleges a lumber company obstructed a public highway on Magare street in the East End. The accusation states city property and tampering with the road, with the company denying improper actions and promising to respond to the board.
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Sinan
Cees Lumber
Tamaraber
Sakeey
Coreamas
Magaré Street
City records poor crossings on C H D line in Cumminsville and Winton Place
Superintendent Shipley reports most railroad crossings in Cumminsville and Winton Place fail to meet city standards. He cites Station avenue as good and lists several crossings as fair poor or dangerous with specific streets named.
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Shipley
City
Board of Public Services
Cumminsville
Winton Place
Station Avenue
Wirston Road
Dane Street
Chambers Street
Mad Anthony
Knowlton Street
Fergus Street
Hamilton Avenue
Blue Rock
Apple Street
Hoffner Street
Colerain Avenue
Powers Street
Townsend Street
Elmore Street
Drennan Avenue
Gas in Chicago hotel room linked to suicide note
A Chicago hotel guest died by gas exposure after a note hinted at suicide. The third floor room occupant was found unconscious with a pencil and paper nearby and a gas smell filling the room. Authorities quoted the guest’s remarks suggesting a planned act tied to unpaid bills and a request for leaving belongings behind.
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Ana
Chi
Mme
Chicago
Coe
den Park
Duce
Whisky branding fight pits Cincinnati distillers against government
District Attorney McPherson travels from Washington to New York to aid in depositions for the case over branding regulations for whisky. Local distillers including Clifton Springs, Union Distilling, and Fiesischmann resist labeling spirits as alcohol, a fight with potential losses in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Bonaparte
Washington
McPherson
New York
The
Cincinnati
Internal Revenue Department
Columbus
Distilllers
Thompson
Internal Revenue
Shen
Mae
Cincinnati Whipsky
Lawrence Maxwell, Jr
William Hough
St. Louis
Clifton Springs Company
Union Distilling ‘Company
Fiesischmann Company
Hustlers Challenge Northside Club Ticket Battle
Protests surface as three tickets vie for leadership of the Northside Business Club. William Ray files protests while John A. Herbert shifts from president candidate to leading the Hustlers ticket. The executive committee will hear all three protests tonight.
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Tle
Northside Business ‘Club
William Ray
John A. Herbert
W. B. Robertson
Independent
Herbert
Ray
Fiv
Nurses Promoted at City Hospital Board Action
The board of public service announced appointments and promotions at the city hospital. Isabella Connor became probation nurse. Maxine Biebesheimer, Blanche M. Carrigan, and Josephine Blanchard advanced in grade. Mary Walker rose from pupil to first grade with ten dollars monthly. Oliver C. Stauffer named porter at twenty seven dollars monthly.
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Board of Public Service
City Hospital
Isabella Connor
Maxine Biebesheimer
Blanche M. Carrigan
Josephine Blanchard
Mary Walker
Oliver C. Stauffer
August Steinhaus
Banquet at Cuvier Club Echoes Past Splendor and Strain
Diners at the Cuvier Club banquet last night recalled the grandeur of the 1906 event while noting changes wrought by new laws. The hall was adorned with greenery though an air of sadness lingered as speakers and guests discussed restrictions and ongoing social shifts.
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Cuvier Club
Santa
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