Linwood School Site Approved For Construction
The Board of Education Building Committee approved a new Linwood school site on Eastern Avenue between Heekin and Linwood streets and will bring the plan to the full board on Monday. A supervising matron for the Boys' Opportunity Farm, Mrs. Ethel Compton Wiseman, was proposed to oversee cottages, furnishings, menus and social events. Also approved were office closings after Christmas and a series of staff appointments resignations and transfers across several schools and the Vocational Education program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood
Board of Education
Eastern Avenue
Heekin and
Linwood Streets
Opportunity Farm
Ethel Compton Wiseman
Randall J. Gondon
Hartwell
Helen Dahlmeier
Marie
Hanss
Dyer
Elizabeth Thorndyke
Elizabeth Cuter
National Society For Vocational Education
Cleveland
Guilford
Ww. A.quirk
Bauer
Decethr
Avondale
Elizabeth Beckett
Marie Spievack
D&himeier
Sherman
Esther L. Schroeder
Elenends
Dorothy Otterman
Miss Gaugert
Helen Rk
Miss Krampe
Garnet Cramer
Menertiey
Helen E. Prizer
John W. Brotherton
Gertrude de Reed
West Night High School
Ernest M. Blersch
Edwin Ludwig
Bath
Rose A. Nelson
Arnold Wrenker
Boys’ Opportunity Farm
Overton Lee Allen
Cook
Peter Giesen
Harry Jentz
Mary Wood
Alta Jentz
Engineer Robert Savage Dies at Throttle Near Exchange Street Depot
Buffalo report says Robert Savage engineer on the Michigan Central Railroad died early today with his hand on the throttle after stopping his train at a block signal near Exchange Street Depot. Fireman James Butler brought the train safely into the yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Robert Savage
Michigan Central Railroad
Exchange Street
James Butler
Indictments in Coons murder case and related charges
Grand jury reports multiple indictments including first degree murder for Rice Pittman of Covington in the Ace Coons killing. James Bodine faces second degree murder, Thomas Baker manslaughter, Remel Abernathy and Mary Edwards stabbing charges, Joseph Terevan shooting to kill. William E. Durrell charged with forgery and embezzlement after misusing National Surety Company funds. Additional indictments include burglary robbery and automobile stealing. six cases were ignored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice Pittman
Covington
Ace Coon
Eubanks
Coon
Pittman
James Bodine
Thomas,c. Baker
Remel Abernathy
Edwards
Joseph Terevan
William E. Durrell
National Surety Company of New York
Durrell
Smoke law change framed for homes and businesses
Health Committee heard details from George Hauser Building Commissioner and Gordon Rowe Smoke Inspector on a revised ordinance. A public hearing will be held soon. The key change creates a Building Department bureau to inspect furnace work and chimney plans, with fee revenue estimated at $20,000 yearly. The measure covers homes as well as factories and business buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
George Hauser
Gordon Rowe
Reckless driving cited in damage suit over 1924 crash
A Cincinnati jury awarded Mrs. Ida Dugan 2000 in her suit against Isadore Heltzer after Heltzer’s reckless driving on October 20, 1924, damaged Dugan’s car. Judge Darby presided in Common Pleas Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Dugan
Southside Avenue
Isadore Heltzer
Woodlawn Avenue
Common Pleas Court
Heltzer
Hulley & Hermes Company
Dugan
Darby
George Plageman
Struble
Common Pleas
Plageman
Reformatory
Mansfield
Lodge & Shipley Machine Tool Company
Ewa Plantation Company
Hawaii
Mary Annest
Central Avenue
W. A. Gardner
West Seventh Street
Dr. Gardner
Seventh and
John Streets
William H. Schmidt
The
Valley Bus Company
Ida Oerlebeck
Lockland
Colerain
Marshall Avenues
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
William Fean & Co
Columbus
Jacob Grandin
Ugh Reynolds
Loveland
Robert Engelade
O. L. Hartman
Tulsa
Okla
Cincinnati
Beulah Marie Hartman
William Spillman
Laurel Street
United States Courts Order Payment in Racehorse Death
The Hartford Live Stock Insurance Company must pay $23,600 in the death of racehorse Flintstone and was relieved of $15,000 in a separate case involving Wheaton. A jury verdict affirmed against the insurer in part and reversed in another, with John H. McMillen of Cleveland the racehorse owner involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hartford Live Stock Insurance Company
United States Court of Appeals
Westenhaver
Thegn
John H. McMillen
Cleveland
Flintstone
Detroit Expert Guilty Of Faith Breach Refusal
Arthur A. Byerlein former chief engineer at Toledo Machine and Tool Company was found guilty of breach of faith for refusing to assign patent rights. The appeals court reversed a Detroit District Court ruling and sent the case back with instructions to enter a new decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur A. Byerlein
Detroit
Toledo Machine and Tool Company
United States Court of Appeals
Byerlein
Court of Appeals
Two United States liquor defendants held on bond
Frank Goins aged 21 of 423 West Ninth Street and Frank Cazier aged 23 of 1052 Cutter Street were arrested on liquor charges. They waived arraignment before United States Commissioner Thomas M. and were held to the grand jury under bonds of 3500 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Frank Goins
West Ninth Street
Frank Cazier
Cutter Street
Thomas M.eee
Change in Zoning Law to Guide Future Meetings
A city meeting at City Hall opened a series of discussions between officials and builders on amendments to the zoning ordinance. The group agreed not to mutilate the existing law but to revise it section by section, noting 90 percent of provisions are practical while about 10 percent need updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hauser
Irwin Krohn
Zoning Board of Appeals
Walter Dobert
Fred Garber
Rudolph Tietig
Bleecker Marquette
P. Y
Dobert
Spectacles Vendor Fined for Practicing Without License
Mose Weinstein of 608 West Eighth Street was fined 500 dollars and costs by Judge Eyrich for practicing optometry without a license. L. R. Gill, inspector for the State Optometry Board at Columbus, filed the charge. Gill investigated optometry practices in Cincinnati over recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mose Weinstein
West Eighth Street
Eyrich
L. R. Gill
Columbus
Cincinnati
Hotels as Homes for Business Families Promised at Convention
The American Hotels Association opened its 32nd annual convention at the Linton with 250 hotel owners and managers. President Thomas D. Green forecast hotels becoming the most desired homes for business families, noting stable rates despite postwar price rises and the rise of family hotels. Afternoon speakers included David Olmstead, William Huffman, Cyrus Locher, Permelia Shields, W. C. Culkins, and J. E. Bauman. A dinner dance followed at the Alms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas D. Green
American Hotels Association
Linton
Green
David Olmstead
H. L. Stevens Company
Chicago
William F. Huffman
Ohio
United Commercial Travelers
Cyrus Locher
Commerce
State of Ohio
Permelia
Fire damages three firms on Eastern avenue
Fire caused by suspected spontaneous ignition damaged a building and contents valued at about 2500 at 4748-50 Eastern avenue. The Kro ger Grocery and Baking Company Hill's Restaurant and Linwood Roofing Company occupied the building. Firemen under Marshal Coleman averted spread to the second floor. Coleman believed the fire started in a carton of matches in the grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Avenue
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
Hill’s Restaurant
Linwood Roofing Company
Coleman
Grotto Ceremonial Initiation At Emery Auditorium
The caldron will boil at 2 45 this afternoon for over a hundred Neophytes to be initiated into the Oola Khan Grotto mysteries. The ceremonial session, per a decree by Albert H Apking Monarch, will be held this afternoon and evening in Emery Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oola Khan Grotto
Albert H. Apking
Emery Auditorium
Retired Federal Employees Push for $100 Pension
Retired federal workers seek passage of a retirement bill to raise monthly pensions from $60 to $100. The measure was shelved in February in the Senate, and supporters are urging Senators to vote for it when it is reintroduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court Foreclosures and Divorces
A list of new civil cases filed in Common Pleas Court numbers 198,179 through 198,197 includes foreclosure of tax liens against Leonora B. Wendt, estate partition for Inez Arnett, receivership for Theodore Luth, several divorces with child custody or alimony, damages claims ranging from 320 to 15 150 dollars, petition in error, and other actions against entities such as the Pennsylvania Railroad Company and The Lodge Shipley Machine Tool Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Ford Bader
Leonora B. Wendt
Clarence H. Taylor
Inez Arnett
William C. Lilley
Thomas Parker
William Fean & Co
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
William Spillman
Lucille Spillman
The
Office Systems Company
Independent Manufacturers’ Association
Nellie Greshar
Joe L.per
Chilren
Marie Hauser
Executrix
Joseph Kaiser
Frankie
Ida Oerik
William H. Schmidt
Mary E. Chaney
Norville Chaney
Louis Boehme
State of Ohio
George W. Harriman
Samuel J. Ginsburg
Eva Planation
Lodge & Shipley Machine Tool Company
Dudley C. Outcast
Max E. Levinson
Mountain Girl Found Wandering City Streets
Detectives Mezger Lutz and Webbé investigated a girl found wandering at Eighth and Main yesterday morning. The 19 year old Rose Boland of Corbin Kentucky claimed she was seeking a girl named Kemper at a Soldiers Home, which did not exist nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth
Mezger
Lutz
Webbé
Rose Boland
Corbin
Kemper
Woman in Cincinnati Loitering Case Details
A girl testified she left Corbin with an unknown man about two and a half miles from Cincinnati, rode to the city, then to a hotel she could not identify. She admitted poor schooling and that she never attended regularly. Placed in the Womens Place of Detention on loitering charges while authorities seek Mattie or James Boland of Mountain Ash Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbin
Cincinnati
Mattie
James Boland
Mountain Ash
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Gidding & Co. Due
Wane
West Fourth St
Paris
Rookwood Pottery
MT. Adams
Take Zoo
Eden Park
Say
Pe Men's Shop
Fourth Street
Southern Ohio Savings Bank and Trust Co
Main St
Postoffice
Associated Press
Coons
Bodine
Coke Smith Kasson Co
America
Liberal Savings and Loan CO
Main St. Eighth and John
OUR
Columbia
New
George H.newst
Tie
Sycamore
Edw
Schubert
Kugel
Merchants
Che
Cincinnati Electric
Motor Desk
Lan
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