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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1925

Page

10

City council loses bid for county aid on sanatorium

County Commissioners told Councilman-elect Daly they cannot operate the tuberculosis sanatorium or General Hospital, ending hopes of city aid. Budget cuts follow, including 1500000 less for police and 1744200 less for fire services, with salaries largely preserved for a few months.

Clifford Brown Martin Daly Daly Brown Mr. Brown Jacob Krolman Mason Towle Alfred Deckebach Charles C. Rose

Woman Found Dead Near Racé Street Church

A woman about 75 died after collapsing in front of 1726 Racé street and arriving at General Hospital. She wore dark clothing with a black hat. believed en route to St. John's Catholic Church. Coroner cites cerebral apoplexy as cause. Policemen Duffy and Smith aided her to the hospital.

General Hospital Racé Street St. John’s Catholic Church Green Elder Streets Duffy and Smith Hobart Mikesell

Castellini Addresses Indiana Horticultural Convention

Joseph J. Castellini, president of the Brotherhood National Bank, returned from Indianapolis where he spoke at the Indiana Horticultural Association convention. He outlined a plan urging Indiana fruit growers to advertise their products to boost demand and consumption.

Oastellini Joseph J. Castellini The Brotherhood National Bank Indianapolis Indiana Horticultural Association Indiana

One Hundred Neophytes Initiated at Grotto Ceremony

About one hundred neophytes began the perilous voyage across the river Styx to qualify for the Degree of Prophet in Oola Khan Grotto at Emery Auditorium. They endured repairs and delays, landed as Princes of Good Fellows, and enjoyed a feast and entertainment afterward. Albert H. Apking praised the ceremonial success as judges from Cleveland commended the work and drills of the Grotto Patrol led by Captain C. Fred Hern.

Albert H. Apking Frederick P. Walther Cleveland Supreme Council C. Fred Hern Mr. Apking Andreas E. Burkhardt Clifford Ll. Mueller Ralph Curl William F. Anschutz Robert Vass Oliver Gray William Wolfram

Bible Class to Move to Ninth Street Church

Announcement yesterday that the Cincinnati Friday Noon Bible class will relocate from First Presbyterian Church East Fourth Street to Ninth Street Baptist Church, home of leader Rev. John F. Herget. The move follows the arrival of Rev. G Campbell Morgan of the First Presbyterian Church.

Cincinnati First Presbyterian Church East Fourth Street Ninth Street Baptist Church John F. Herget G. Campbell Morgan

Local election candidate list under Clyde Rose and Chester Buchanan

A long roster of candidates listed under the guidance of Clyde Rose and Chester Buchanan includes Ammon William and many others such as J H ugh Baumann Beier Bets Hit O land C R Brenner George Cutter J g Connell David Haase Homer Deschler A W Eisle William Faught Omar Fogel Wayne A Foley Clarence Falkirth A H1 W M Frankel Gotthardt C H Graham Walter Grob Peter W Hammerschmidt J H Heath Charles R Hoffner H W Heinss A F Hess Joseph Hughey H B Kaan Fred W Kemper W L Kettler D H Korb Jacob Kolmschlag Jos Braun John J Darling T C Ramp Henry Richen Wm L Driffmey A H.

Der Clyde Rose Chester Buchanan Ammon William Hugh Baumann Ee Beier C Bets Hit O. & Land C. R Brenner George Cutter J. G. Connell David Haase Jr Denny Homer Deschler A. W. Eisle William. Faught Omar £. Fogel Wayne A. Foley Clarence. Falkirth A. H 1 W. M. Frankel Gotthardt C. H. Graham Walter Grob Peter W. Hammerschmidt Harper J. H Heath Charles R. Hoffner H. W. Heinss A. F. Hess Joseph. Hughey H. 8 Kaan Fred W. Kemper W. L. Kettler D. H. Korb Jacob. Kolmschlag Jos. Braun John J Darling T. C. Ramp Henry Richen Wm. L. Driffmey A. H

Woeste Attacks Signal Builder Over Eden Park Light

Judge Woeste in Traffic Court faults officials for a new Gil bert avenue signal at Eden Park. He warns Cahill’s death or injuries would be blamed on those who caused the construction. Police noted the post lights blend with another, signals to be reviewed.

Gilbert Avenue Eden Park Joseph H. Woeste William Cahill Clara B. Cahill Cahill Shoe Company Upland Place Willis Clark Richard Dunham Woeste Cahill General Hospital Civilian Traffic Commission Charles E. Tudor Tudor

Licenses for Urban Bus Lines Expected Soon

W Jerome Kuertz, Director of Motor Busses and Street Railways, said several motor bus licenses will be granted within the next two weeks. He plans to retire the first of the year but will decide on some licenses before then. The ordinance took effect October 31 and surveys assess line efficiency, service reach, routes, stops, and equipment. Communities served include Mt Washington, East End, Red Bank, Linwood, Hyden Park, Madisonville, Oakley, Walnut Hills, Norwood, Cumminsville, and more.

W. Jerome Kuertz Carrel Arnold Majesky Kuertz Mt. Washington East End Red Bank Linwood Hyden Park Madisonville Oakley Walnut Hills Norwood Cumminsville Winton Place

Reza Khan Named Shah of Persia in Pehlevi Dynasty

The Constituted Assembly unanimously approves constitutional amendments making Reza Khan Shah and founding the Pehlevi Dynasty. Reza Khan will be enthroned December 14, replacing deposed Shah Ahmad Qajar, who sits in exile in France, with sovereignty to pass to the Crown Prince.

Taheran Persia Reza Kahn Pehlevi Reza Shah Ahmed Kajar National Assembly France

Two Men Killed in Building Crash in New York

Two men died and a third man was injured in a building crash in New York on December 12. Firefighters and police investigated the collapsed structure and began removing debris as they searched for survivors. The identities of the deceased and injured were not released pending family notification.

New York

Building Collapse Traps Eight Workers in West Forty-seventh

A seven story building on West Forty-seventh street collapsed yesterday trapping eight workmen beneath tons of debris. Bellevue Hospital reports a critical condition for one victim while others are suffering injuries. The structure was an old dwelling converted into an office building.

Bellevue Hospital West Forty-seventh Street

Harrison stamp to go on sale January 11 in Indianapolis

The 13 cent Benjamin Harrison postage stamp will be issued January 11 at Indianapolis. The stamp will be green and used mainly for parcel post mail.

Washington Benjamin Harrison Indianapolis Harrison

Mansfield organ maker Fenelan McCullum dead at 84

Fenelan McCullum of Mansfield Conn aged 84 a pipe organ manufacturer died suddenly at his Mansfield Depot home last night. He had lived in the town for many years and was known for his craft and local involvement.

Fenelan McCullum Associated Press Mansfield, Conn Mansfield Depot

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University Abeerrnce Deckebach Rose Mose Blau Joseph Tracy Oola Khan W Schwartz Sam Schwettman W. Silver Carlos Sr. Startsman Stehr Joseph Stringfield J White Volney E Weaver Ny Welch Alfred Zeff Herman Stoess W. C. Vossler Wm. Goldsmith Ferdi Phillips Robin Watson Lawson Reuben Beck Carl Reines Brose Howard A Obermann Carl F Hner H. Wilson Bammerlin Ug Hall Woeste Flays Signal Builder Reza Khan Shah OF Cincinnati Association More Homes Campaign W. Meredith Yeatman Geo. P. Gross Main ST Ohio McAlpin Lisalpin Savings Club McAlpin’s
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