Ohio Legislature Opens With Speed Up Program and Rival for Senate Posts
In Columbus the new Republican led General Assembly quickly organized and set a fast pace for bills including a tax and budget measure. Senator Gardner faces opposition from W. F. Garver as minority leader while Roy Gillen’s seat is challenged over his mayoral duties. Stella M. Jacoby becomes the first woman sergeant-at-arms in the Senate.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Tallentire
Cincinnati
Ogee
Senate
Donahey
Gardner Cincinnati
Garver
Holmes County
Farnsworth
Lucas County
Bolton
Cleveland
Carperiier
Meubenville
Alsd Rom
Roy J. Gillen
Wellston
Gillen
Gardiner
House
Toomorrow
State Building Committee
Gardner
Preble County
Robert A. Taft
Orr
Silver
Taft
W. F. Garver
Robert L. Adair
Wooster
Roy Gillen
George W. Eagle
Eagle
Earl D. Bloom
W. A. Gettles
Stella M. Jacoby
Ohio Legislature names committee chairs in finance and more
The Associated Press reports Ohio Speaker Harry D. Silver named Perry L. Green General Chairman of the Finance Committee. Wendt heads the welfare division, Baxter leads education, Gray the general allocations, Brown chairs the Highway Committee, Dempsey leads Taxation, Tallentire heads Cities, Gordon handles Federal Relations, and Riggs leads Agriculture.
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Columbus
Perry L. Green
Portage County
House of Representatives
Harry D. Silver
Wendt
Franklin County
Baxter
Allen County
Gray
Harrison County
Brown
Champaign County
Dempsey
Cleveland
Tallentire
Cincinnati
Gordon
Logan County
Riggs
Gallia Coun
Williams Treatment offer for bladder and uric acid ailments
An old notice promises an 85c free bottle of The Williams Treatment for kidney and bladder disorders, rheumatism and uric acid issues. Readers are asked to send 10 cents for postage and to address The Dr D A Williams Company Dept DA 2100 East Hampton Conn. limit one free bottle per address.
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Williams
D. A
Williams Company
P. O. Bldg
East Hampton
Conn
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Advocate School to Train Firemen in Cincinnati Report
The National Board of Fire Underwriters urged creating a firemen training school, expanding the force, reopening Madisonville firehouse, and forming a Pleasant Ridge fire company. The Cincinnati Fire Department’s annual report cites $2.76 per capita fire loss, adequate hose but poor condition, and calls for annual 200 psi hose testing. Chief Barney J. Houston blamed funding limits for delays in needed improvements.
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Madisonville
Pleasant Ridge
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Cincinnati Fire Department
Cincinnati
Barney J. Houston
Public Hearing Seeks Basis for Traction Franchise Deal
City committee on Street Railways opened hearings to study the tentative traction ordinance after Cincinnati Traction Co and Cincinnati Street Railway Co failed to agree. The session heard from Samuel Assur and noted a plan to use Dr Milo Maltbie to investigate the traction situation. The next hearing will focus on Citizens' Committee members.
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Committee On Street Railways
Council
Frank Duttenhofer
Cincinnati Traction Company
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Samuel Assur
The
Street Railway Company
Assur
Carrel
Gilbert Bettnean
Traction Company
Bettman
Duttenhofer
Citizens’ Traction Commmittee
Republican Executive Advisory Committees
hol@ding
Citizens’ Committee
Saul Zielonka
Robert A. Taft
Maltbie
William Culkins
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce Traction Committee
Milo R. Maltbie
New York
Schoepf
Sied Schneller
Ohio Traction Company
Federated Civic Association
T Peerat
Daa
Eeetiries
Woodward
Cliff Martin
Carre
Eli Frankenstein
Federated Civic Associations
Mr. Frankenstein
Mr. Assur
Gilbert Avenue
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Traompany
Citizens’ ‘Committee
A. E.anderson
Tuke
Detective Hurt in Fall During Dairy Raid
Detective Michael Ohmer fell twenty five feet during a raid on a dairy at Delhi avenue and Black road injuring his right knee and wrist. Ohmer and detectives Meyers Gambs Brose and Hartley surrounded the dairy when Ohmer slipped on ice. Harry Tobbe was arrested for possessing liquor after a keg was found in a garage and he disposed of liquor before seizure.
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Michael Ohmer
Cook Street
Delhi Avenue
Black Road
Ohmer
Meyers, Gambs
Brose and Hartley
Flying Squad
Ohimer
Harry Tobbe
Vaughn Road
Tobbe
Kennedy Named Successor to Green in Miners Union
Thomas Kennedy of Hazelton Pennsylvania was named by President John L. Lewis as secretary treasurer successor to William Green who resigned to head the American Federation of Labor. The International Executive Board unanimously ratified Kennedy's appointment aimed at anthracite representation on the miners' international board.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Thomas Kennedy
Hazelton
United Mineworkers of America
John L. Lewis
William Green
Miners’ International Union
American Federation of Labor
Kennedy
International Executive Board
Hamilton County Commission Reorganized After Election
Clif ford Brown and Mason Towle assumed office as commission members after November election. Brown was re-elected Chairman. Jacob Krollman is the third member. Oaths were administered by County Clerk Lewis Howe. Coroner Handley also began new term.
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Hamilton County Commission
Clifford Brown
Mason Towle
B 7Mn
Jacob Krollman
Lewis Howe
Handley
Citizens Bank of Pine Bluff Closes Under State Oversight
The Citizens Bank of Pine Bluff was closed for cash transactions by the State Bank Commissioner due to large unsettled loans. Liabilities total 3,034,099.28 with 2,044,099.28 in deposits. assets amount to 3,013,733.69.
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Arkansas Bank
Associated Press
Pine Bluff
Ark
Citizens Bank of Pine Bluff
Real Estate Changes Hit French Bros Bakery After 20 Years
The French Bros Bauer Company will discontinue its bakery at 111 East Fifth Street within weeks as a seven story lease ends. New rent is about 15000 annually, up 6000 from the last lease, per Herman Kirschner. The cafeteria at 109 East Fifth Street will stay, with extensive alterations planned. Declining patronage from rising baking costs and a moved shopping center drove the non renewal. the Main Street bakery remains in operation.
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French Bros.Bauer Company
East Fifth Street
Herman Kirschner
Fifth Street
Kirschner
Main Street
J Rees Buys Norwood Duplex for 12000
J Rees purchased a brick duplex at 2272 Norwood Avenue Norwood containing two five-room apartments for 12000. The seller M E Brewster disposed of the structure through broker John E Manthey.
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Norwood Avenue
Norwood
J. Rees
M. E. Brewster
John E. Manthey
Sale of six room frame house at 2331 Vin Street
Andrew Elzenhoefer sold to L Greenberg a two story six room frame house at 2331 Vin Street for 4500 dollars. Myers Y Cooper was the previous owner.
Mikado St Xavier Cast To Stage Two January Shows
The all Saint Xavier cast will perform The Mikado on January 28 and 29. Florence Moran directs with St Xavier College backing the first show and St Xavier High School faculty and students overseeing the closing performance. Rev Francis J Finn S J serves as General Chairman of the committee.
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St. Xavier
Florence Moran
St. Xavier College
St. Xavier High School
Francis J. Finn
S. J
Intimate Associates to Officiate at Funeral of Rev Justin N Green
The Evanston Christian Church will host the funeral at 2 o’clock this afternoon for the Rev Justin N Green who died after an appendicitis operation Sunday night. Ministers including Rev H P Atkins Rev Vernon Stauffer and Rev Peter Young will officiate. Survived by widow a daughter Alice Miriam and two sons Warren Yendal and Herbert Willard Green. He lived at 1753 Brewster Avenue Cincinnati born fifty two years ago.
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Evanston
Peter Young
Green
Cincinnati
Richmond Street
North Side
Helen Keller Heads To Cincinnati For Two Day Visit
Helen Keller, renowned for overcoming blindness and deafness, arrives in Cincinnati at 10 this morning to be hosted by the city for two days. She will attend a luncheon at the Gibson roof garden under Chamber of Commerce auspices and luncheon clubs, with about a thousand attendees expected. This afternoon she is to be hosted by Cincinnati society at a tea.
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Helen Keller
Cincinnati
Miss Keller
Gibson Roof Garden
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati Society
Keller to Address Mass Meeting for Blind Work
Miss Keller will speak at Emery Auditorium tomorrow with Rev. Frank Nelson presiding. A 200 seat section is set aside for Cincinnati’s blind and deaf. Keller tours the United States for the American Foundation for the Blind, aided by Anne Sullivan Macy and Robert B. Irwin of Cleveland, a noted blind educator formerly with the Cincinnati Board of Education.
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Ruth Harrison
Miss _ Keller
Emery Auditorium
Frank Nelson
Cincinnati
Miss _Keller
American Foundation For the Blind
Anne , Sullivan Macy
Robert B.irwin
Cleveland
Cincinnati Board of Education
Sunderman Re-Elected Head of Cincinnati Grocers
Robert Sunderman was re elected President of the Cincinnati Retail Grocers Association at the annual meeting. Dana Miller was elected First Vice President, Fatter Butler Second Vice President and Henry Mueller Treasurer. Sunderman may appoint a committee to confer with E H Klaustermeyer director of the Food Show department of the Ohio State Retail Grocers Action to plan the food show during the week of February 9.
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Robert Sunderman
Cincinnati Retail Grocers’ Association
Dana Miller
Fatter Butler
Henry Mueller
Sunderman
E. H. Klaustermeyer
Ohio State Retail Grocers
Burglars Break Into Multiple Findlay Area Establishments
Thieves damaged a cafe window on Findlay streets and stole $18 plus cigarettes. Police found floor stains and suspect self-inflicted cuts. In another break in at Columbia Public School basement on Harvey avenue and Union street, burglars rifled a desk and took $6.75 and 30 cents from a bank.
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Val Feldstein
Findlay
John Streets
Columbia Public School
Harvey Avenue
Union Street
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