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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1908
Page
10
The council plans to pass a bond ordinance for 20000 to fund employment for the unemployed. Sinking Fund Trustees will take the bonds once signed. Bonds dated February 1 may be backdated to allow immediate use. A seven-member city department heads committee will decide how to employ men and may seek higher bond percentages under the Longworth act.
A ragged six year old boy told Patrolman Brueggemann he wants a new home as his parents quarrel and drink. The officer took him to Central Station where the child identified himself as Joseph Harrigan of Park Street. The boy was sent to the Children's Home for an investigation and possible Juvenile Court action.
Tonight the Board of Education will consider four candidates for the Avondale trusteeship with Dr Deutsch and Dr J M Withrow contending based on ward ties and school history. The board also faces the ex aminer post vacancy election and a plan to house truants in dormitories, with Superintendent Dyer proposing purchase of an old mansion for a truants school.
City notes from Syracuse report on street cleaning using 150 white wings each with boat. Wagons hold three cubic yards and are hired for four dollars daily. Asphalt and brick streets flushed thrice weekly with hydrant hoses. a flushing machine may be bought. Sprinkling costs 1.39 per thousand lineal feet weekly. White wings provide daytime cleaning and employment for many men unsuitable for other work.
Robert Dickelmeier thirty a driver of 1410 Walnut street told physicians at City Hospital early yesterday morning that a vicious attack occurred while he was in a saloon at Allison and Walnut streets. He was found by police at that corner and taken to the hospital, suffering several scalp wounds.
Members of his staff and citizens yesterday extended Major and Mrs William Escott a farewell in the Army Citadel on East Eighth street. Frank Wiborg chaired the meeting praising the army’s work in the city under Major Escott and Eugène Lewis presented a testimonial signed by local officials and clergy.
The Sabina Sisters women’s entertainment at Altenheim yesterday afternoon raised a goodly sum for the institution. The program ran from two to four with coffee and cakes served, marking a successful second production for the fundraiser.
G A R posts meet at the O N G Armory to plan a union reception for Ohio Department Commander General W S Rogers with Colonel John Wilson as an eloquent speaker. The event at Odd Fellows Temple Auditorium January 28 includes posts and auxiliaries, with Senator Foraker invited to speak.
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