Proposal to expand city bond powers eyed for vote
A conference in the Board of Public Service offices discussed a supplemental act boosting the city’s bond-issuing limit by about 958 000 and possible voter approval. Officials noted roadway projects sewer work viaducts and parks may require future bond issues with an attorney general opinion sought on multiple issues. A committee was named to study the citys financial plan and pursue betterment measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Mullen
Asmann
Finance Committee
Council
Ballart
von Bargen
F. Deckebach
Armstrong
Laidlaw
John Wenner
Grieve
Sinking Fund ‘Trustees
Harrison Avenue
Westwood
Conway
Department of Track
Hopple Street
Cleveland
Board of Public Safety
Eighth Street
Gilbert Avenue
Ballard
People
Dauner
Danner
Weil
Naboo Plan to Employ Idle Men in City Work
The city committee discussed using $20 000 in bonds for unemployed relief with eight hour days and twenty cents an hour. Nicholas Klein urged strict applicant proof and city aid, while officials weighed using the Superintendent of Parks as an employment office and warned against a planned march of 10 000 Socialists to City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laidlaw
Weil
Mullen
Danner
Cincinnati
Nicholas Klein
Board of Public Service
Service Board
Superintendent of Parks
Millikin
Typographical Union backs Crowley for Secretary Treasurer
Local Typographical Union members launch a campaign for Thomas F Crowley to become Secretary Treasurer of the international union. A 100 member Campaign Committee will distribute literature across the United States and Canada, with regional subcommittees planned in New York Chicago Denver and San Francisco as Cincinnati supporters back the candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Crowley
International Union
United States
Canada
Mr. Crowley
York
East
Chicago
Penver
San Francisco
J. P. Hummel
Milwaukee
Edward Schultz
Harry B. Mahan
Indianapolis
George A. Kroeck
J. H. Duncan
Cincinnati
Firemen Must Wait for Days Off After Budget Clash
Finance Committee and Board of Public Safety met as absentees Boyd and Dierkes were noted. Fire Chief Archibald said he cannot grant each man one day off in five before July 1 due to staffing and budget limits. Safety Board members urged for $150000 excess to rebuild Hammond Street station and protect annexed territory. A $400000 bond was proposed for better quarters for Fire Company No. and a new Cumminsville fire station. No agreement reached beyond delaying days off to July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance Committee of Council
Board of Public Safety
Boyd and
Dierkes
Safety Board
Archibald
Dempsey
Hammond Street
Furst
The
Cumminsville
Miss Horsley Honored on 40 Years in Public Schools
Miss Louisa D Horsley longtime Mt. Auburn teacher who mentored Secretary Taft as a boy is the subject of widespread talk after marking forty years in the city public schools. A dinner honors her and educators presented a bouquet of roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa D. Horsley
Taft
United States
Sixteenth
Southern Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Horsley
New York Herald and Commercial Tribune Open Serial Contest
The Commercial Tribune will print a two part serial with top authors and a $200 grand prize from The Herald. Readers vote on most popular. Local readers can win weekly criticism prizes of 5, 2, and 1 dollars, with adjudication by the Tribune committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
New York Herald
United States
England
Max Pemberton
Mary E. Wilkins Freeman
Commercial Tribune Committee
Herald
Mayor rules out petition of days misrepresents signatures
Mayor Markbreit rejected the Bond Hill Avondale petition on grounds of misrepresentation and insufficient valid signers. Of 221 names, 30 withdrew after stating they were misled. decision leaves no appeal. Agent Ritchie of the Antisaloon League noted the ruling was not unexpected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markbreit
Bond Hill-Avondale
George M. Pask
W. H. Boutner, Jr
J. W. Tarbell
Robert Ashbrook
Frank Cannon
William Outcalt
J. Vogel
Andreas Burckhardt
E. J. Harth
Conrad Weiss
Minto L. Henderson
Frank Blaine
W. W. Hopkins
Walter Marion
William W. Glehn
Joseph A. Scarlett
Charles S. Glaner
A. L. Whitaker
George B. Crabs
Edwin Bougett
Gordon Bougett
Peter Bougett
Elmer E. Galbreath
James Burdsatt
W. L. Perin
D. J
Coventry Patmore’s pain of parting seen in Juvenile Court
A 73 year old grandfather and his 15 year old grandson were separated by a Juvenile Court decree. Thomas Welsh and Thomas Mc Grave had lived together at 1209 Gest street for thirteen years after both parents died. The boy, raised by the grandparents since infancy, will be placed in Miss McCabe's Home on Sycamore street. the grandfather granted permission to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coventry
Patmore
Thomas Welsh
Thomas McGrave
Gest Street
Caldwell
Miss McCabe
Sycamore Street
Havlin Hotel Put in Receiver's Hands
A receiver was appointed for the Havlin Hotel Company by the Superior Court at the request of Havlin Realty Company to protect assets from creditors. W A Bennett named receiver with a $50 000 bond. assets consist of furnishings and goodwill, hotel kept as going concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havlin Hotel Company
Superior Court
Harlin Realty Company
Hoffheimer
W. A. Bennett
Bennett
Chamber of Commerce
Ben L. Heidingsfeld
Dtel Havlin
Idtel
Havlin
John H. Havlin
W. Austin Goodman
Havlin Realty Company
Award Workhouse Labor Contract Granted Five-Year Term
The Board of Public Service awarded a five year prison labor contract to Bramwell Brush and Wire Goods Company with a renewal option for five years at thirty cents per day per man. Council member Manss opposed predicting future legislation to end convict labor and favoring a Cleveland like reform that rehabilitates convicts rather than profits from them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bramwell Brush and Wire Goods Company
Board of Public Service
Manss
Cleveland
Makers of Paper Box Makers Meet at 24th Convention
About 125 delegates gather for the Western Paper Box Manufacturers convention at the Linton Hotel with 10 a.m. sessions and a banquet planned for Wielerts Vine Street. The event emphasizes business discussions and entertainment rather than formal speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Western Paper Box Manufacturers
Linton Hote
Wielerts
Vine Street
Linton
Modified Laws Favored In New York Insurance Fight
New York Life Insurance Company runs an unusually legislative oriented ad urging policy holders to push for repeal or modification of four sections of state insurance laws. The move follows Albany debates and accompanies a Palmer committee bid sparked by Kingsley statistics showing a 50 percent drop in principal life insurance business in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
New York Life Insurance Company
Albany
Police Hear of Dog Fight
William Earhardt of 2380 Kemper Lane appeared in police court on a drunkenness charge after a Tuesday arrest on McGregor avenue. He owned a fine bulldog, as did Judge Rufus B. Smith, and it is alleged Earhardt enticed Smiths dog to follow him leading to a street brawl on the hill. Earhardt was taken into custody while leading the animals. Smith later recovered his dog bearing battle marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Earhardt
Kemper Lane
McGregor Avenue
Earhardt
Rufus B. Smith
Judge Smith
Curtis Street
Warhardt
Iron Merchants Conference Held by Rogers Brown & Co
Rogers Brown & Co pig iron merchants hold their annual meeting with members William A. Rogers A A Fowler M C Armour E LU Billingstea D B Meacham J K Pollock in attendance. A luncheon at the Country Club marks the anniversary and the company is hosted by D B Meacham at Avondale residence with further events at the Business Men's Club today.
Widow Mary Sweeney Found Dead in East Second Street Room
Mrs Mary Sweeney a Civil War widow living alone at 455 East Second street was found dead in bed by her niece Katie Sweeney. She was nine years old and had been ill with a cold for several days but refused a doctor throughout her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sweeney
East Second Street
Katie Sweeney
Chief and team select site for Ninth District Police Station
The Board of Public Safety Chief Millikin and Architect Harry Hake chose a Hubbard tract site at Considine and Warsaw avenues in Price Hill for a new Ninth District Police Station. The planned building, costing about 30,000 dollars, will serve as station house and mounted squad home, with patrol functions and future department features.
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Board of Public Safety
Millikin
Harry Hake
Hubbard Tract
Price Hill
Ninth District
Considine and
Warsaw Avenues
Engine Company No
Attas
Fire Incendiary Wagon Case In Police Court
Ed Doyle of 214 West Fifteenth Street and Pat Finley of Lockland were fined costs in Police Court for malicious destruction of property. Louis Zeff a second hand dealer at 1404 Central Avenue testified they set his wagon on fire and were pulling out hot iron with sticks when discovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Doyle
West Fifteenth Street
Pat Finley
Lockland
Louis Zeff
Central Avenue
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Sinking Fund Trustees
Naboo
Klein Furnishes
Deckebach
Parks Rodgers
Beecham
William H. Tat
TOON
Sere
Mlinois Central Railroad
New Orleans
Jackson, Miss
Vicksburg
Hot Springs
Ark
Havana
Cuba
Orleans
Mexico
Texas
California
Los Angeles
Corner Arcade
Union Station
Joseph Biggs
Ohio
Belizhoover Electric Company
Main Street
Fred A. Smith
C. L. LaBoiteaux
Fred Davenport
C. W. Zumbiel
W. G. Anderson
Fred H. Spicker
Robert Neumann
Robert Schmidt
George Schoepfel
H. D. Smith
E. A. Branditz
Israel W. Rubin
E. F. Evans
Fred E H. Yower
J. M. Hubbard
Llewellyn Evans
R. K. Rogan
George A. Appel
John W. Boswell
Rufus B. ‘Smith
Union Savings Bank
S Bldz. N. W. Cer, Fourth and Walnut
Vine St
Twelfth
Johnston Bridg., Ltd
Walnut
Rainforth
Elsie Janis
Hoyden
Joseph Caw Thorn
N. Y. Company
Productio Sonera Eae Ee Eee
Dea
Adele Ritchie
Sanda
Frank R. Roberson
Walter N
Lawrence
Jameson Lee Finney
Macmille
America
Mme
Rosini van Dyk
Richard Hagemay
John Seah
Everett
Mats. Sun
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Sat
Mats
D. A. Wolf's
William H. .Crane
Barrymore’s
la Sensore
YALE
COLUM
Matinee Daily
Houdini
Ohana San & CO
Barrows Lancaster CO
GUYER
CRISP
Eleanor Falke
Montrose Troup Julius
Tannen
LES Rubin Leone
Kinodrome
Columbia
Matinee
Uck’s
Roa
McFadden
James J.corbett
Yceum Phose Main
Anita
the Singing Girl
Eople
House of
Straus
Irwin
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