Divorces Sought by Women Over Six Years apart in Ohio and Kentucky
Lulu Dye of Galion Ohio seeks divorce from Archie Leroy Dye after over six years of no support for herself or child. Maggie V. Taggart sues Joseph L. Epling for divorce claiming he misrepresented his status at marriage. Helen Newhouse of Newport Kentucky counters Edward Newhouse divorce suit detailing supporting herself and child after wife’s alleged abuse and theft. Sarah Trauth denies Charles Trauth’s accusations of beating and threats while seeking alimony and protection of shared assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Dye
Archie Leroy Dye
Orange Street
Galion
William H. Meyers
Maggie V. Taggart
Joseph L. Epling
Farmer
Spencer
We Va
Epling
John Nichols
Cora Moore
Hugh R. Moore
Joseph B. Derbes
Helen Newhouse
Newport
Edward Newhouse
George H. Silverman
Charles Trauth
Sarah Trauth
Trauth
Ferd Zuenkeler
Suit over brass and aluminum charges against smelting firm
The Recording and Computing Machine Company sues American Smelting and Refining Company for 5149.96 for brass and aluminum supplied between May and August of last year. Kramer and Bettman represent the plaintiff. Edward Colston, 45, barber, was examined on a writ of lunacy and committed to Longview Hospital. He claims to own hundreds of autos sold to the government and to invest proceeds in a restaurant business. probate actions include County Auditor Durr seeking a list of warehouse property from Fred Pagels. Pagels is ill and Assistant Prosecutor Capelle is also ill. Rank Grigsby pleaded guilty to assault and battery after a shooting incident. judge Buchwalter fined him 25 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recording and Computing Machine Company
American Smelting and Refining Company
Kramer & Bettman
Edward Colston
Barber
Lavinia Avenue
Longview Hospital
Durr
Fred Pagels
West Wighth Street
Pagels
Capelle
Rank Grigsby
Buchwalter
Suit for annulment of land contract in McAlester Okla
George Heindemann files suit against the McAlester Real Estate Exchange alleging false representations in a February 1915 contract for eighty acres at $150. He seeks return of $150 paid for the contract and $150 for travel to McAlester to inspect the land, claiming the property is outside five blocks of a public school and ten blocks of the business district and not as described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAlester
McAlester Real Estate Exchange of Oklahoma
McAlester’ Real Estate Exchange
George Heindemann
William J. Deupree
Heidemann
Estate administrator settles death claim for Kiser
James W. Foley as administrator of Frank Kiser's estate received 3000 from the N and W Railway Company for the death aboard the N and W line. Judge Swueders permitted guardian Carrie Kiser to invest 700 for Carl Kiser and 800 for Robert Kiser in United States Liberty Bonds from the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Foley
Frank Kiser
N. & W. Railway Company
Kiser
Swueders
Carrie Kiser
Carl Kiser
Robert Kiser
United States Liberty Bonds
Court grants stay on Bethel Interurban Rail line cut
The Court of Appeals paused the Bethel branch shutdown ordered by Common Pleas Judge Cushing until a hearing on error set for June 18. Opponents of the suspension, represented by Fulford Shook & Wilby, posted 2500 dollars in bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Common Pleas
Cushing
Bethel
Fulford, Shook & Wilby
Interurban Appeal Bonds Stay Branch Service
Bond on appeal prevents the Interurban company from discontinuing the branch until the Court of Appeals hears the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
Interurban
Court of Appeals
Guardian Ordered to Sell Bellevue Brewing Stock
Mrs Lydia G Klotter as guardian for Eugene Klotter must within seven days sell stock of Bellevue Brewing Company to satisfy a $2200 judgment in favor of Hans Baur foreman of the brewery for services and money advanced. If not she may be removed as guardian by Probate Judge Lueders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia G. Klotter
Eugene Klotter
Bellevue Brewing Company
Galvin & Bauer
Lueders
Hans Baur
COMMON PLEAS CASES LISTED FOR DIVORCE AND LIENS
A long list from Common Pleas Court No 165 No 165 409 418 shows divorce actions quiet title suits and debt and mortgage claims including Lulu Dye vs Archie Dye Maggie Erling vs Joseph Erling and Finkelstein vs Goldschmidt plus cases against The American Smelting and Refining Co and others for various sums and foreclosures. An appeal is noted for Amanda Winterowd vs The Industrial Commission and other bond related actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Dye
Archie L. Dye
William H. Meyers
Matthews & Matthews
the Recording and Computing Machines Company Et al
The
American Smelting and Refining Company
Kramer & Bettman and
Turner & Turner
Adolph Finkelstein
Irene Goldschmidt
Gabriel H. Wolff
Maggie V. Erling
Joseph L. Erling
John Nichols
Harry ©. Mensingva
Virgil M. Coleman
William (. Lambert
Charles M. Barnes
Rb, & Co
Alcorn
Dickerson
McFarland Grocery Files Bankruptcy in Cedarville Case
Anna McFarland of McFarland Grocery Company filed for bankruptcy on Thursday. Debts total 2547 dollars while assets are 2613 dollars, much of the assets in open accounts. Charles Oder seeks final discharge from debts and Cassini Mosaic and File Company filed further claims against George A. P. Perrano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna McFarland
Cedarville
McFarland Grocery Company
Charles Oder
Cassini Mosaic and File Company
George A. P. Perrano
Down Along the River River Stage Steady at 40.4 Feet Thursday
The Onlo River at 6 o'clock Thursday stood at 40.4 feet and was stationary with boats moving both directions. Vessels including the Greenland and Laucinda sailed, while the Chile Corker Kentucky and others arrived or departed at various ports. The towboat Harry Anderson led empties upriver under Captain Charles H. Gebhart and the J. T. Hatfield delivered coal downstream to Carrollton. The cowboat W. H. Muller was renamed Helper after purchase by Campbell's Creek Coal Company. The river, after rising for two days, held steady and is expected to fall gradually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onlo River
W. H. Muller
The
Campbell's Creek Coal Company
Navigation Department
Washington
Fireman Becomes Sub Patrolman After Resignations
Walter B. Stewart of Ladder Company No. 6 resigned from the Fire Department Thursday and was appointed a sub patrolman by Safety Director Friedlander. James Trainor of Ladder Company No. 13 also resigned to enter business with his brother at New Castle Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Stewart
Ladder Company No
Fire Department
Friedlander
James. Trainor
New Castle
Ind
Covington Bank Reorganizes After President Resigns
The German National Bank of Covington announced a leadership shake up as Hugh Colville resigns the presidency. George E. Engle becomes president with Polk Laffoon as vice president. Frank R. Evans joins as cashier and T. S. Hamilton remains vice president. John C. Mindermann and Fred Kreutzkamp become assistant cashiers with Richard P. Ernst added as chairman of the directorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German National Bank of
Patriotic Church Services Issued by Defense League
Resolutions by the National Defense League of the Sixth Congressional District urge ministers across denominations to hold patriotic services on Sunday June 10. The meeting at the Industrial Club drew attendees including Attorney John L. Rich and Carl Wiedemann. A new permanent committee was formed with Maurice L. Galvin as Chairman and Wiedemann as Secretary. The group also urged bankers in the district to buy and sell Liberty Bonds to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Defense League
Sixth Congressional District
League
Industrial Club
John L. Rich
Maurice L. Galvin
Frank Johnson
Kenton County
Carl Wiedemann
Campbell County
J. W. Shields
Newt Franks
Grant County
J. G. Tomlin
Boone County
E. E. Barton
Pendelton County
Robert Brown
Gallatin County
Newport
Kentucky Congressional District
Grade Crossing Inquiry Recommends Rail and Concrete Upgrades
Mayor John J. Craig told Covington City Commission he testified before a grand jury about grade crossing improvements. He said Pike and Russell streets and Seventeenth and Madison avenues should be repaired with steel rails and concrete. Simrall and Reuven urged no new alley work due to high material costs. A property owner at 37 1 2 East Fifth Street was ordered to raze a structure. Park avenue residents sought a street name change to avoid Latonia confusion. Solicitor Stricklett to discuss Madison avenue upgrades with street car officials from Fourth to Twentieth Street and Scott to Main on Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Craig
Covington
East Fifth Street
Park Avenue
Latonia
Stricklett
Madison Avenue
Fourth
Twentieth Street
Scott
Main Street
Fourth Street
F W Degginger Dies After Illness in Covington
Fred W. Degginger known as Duggie, long a Kenton County figure, died Thursday at St Elizabeth's Hospital after weeks of carbuncle illness. He was son of August G Degginger, a Covington dry goods proprietor. A 1911 Republican City Assessor candidate, he belonged to Covington Lodge Elks and resided at 1545 Madison Avenue with his widow and one son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W
Duggie) Degginger
Kenton County
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
August G. Degginger
Sixth and
Madison Avenue
Degginger
Covington
Alumni Night School entertains 1917 graduates
Covington Night School alumni held a Wednesday night program for the 1917 graduates at Sixth District School. The event featured a pleasant segment planned by Forrest Flottman Marie Perck George S Turner Mabel Hunter Marguerite Egbring Amelday Smith M Zeidler and Gus Lund. President F Flottman urged graduates to support the Alumni Association to protect Night High School interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Forrest Flottman
Marie Perck
George S. Turner
Mabel Hunter
Marguerite Egbring
Amelday Smith
M. Zeidler
Gus Lund
IF. Flottman
Night High Schoola
Kenton County Liberty Loan Subscriptions Near Quota
Kenton County subscriptions to the Liberty Loan total $493 800 as of Thursday, reported by George K. E. Engle president of the local bankers association. He urged potential buyers to act quickly with only two weeks left to meet the $700 000 quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Loan
Kenton County
George KE. Engle
Bankers’ Association
Engle
Covington Eagles Plan Minstrel Show for Red Cross Benefit
A Covington Aerie of Eagles committee including Commissioner George E. Philipps Judge John Read Judge Frank Tracy and local press reps will organize a minstrel show for the Covington Red Cross branch. Mayor John J. Craig said the date will be announced later. Also Mayor Craig received word that the Covington Industrial Club will assist in draft registration on June 6. Covington students built nearly 400 birdhouses to be judged Friday with prizes for the top designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Philipps
John Read
Frank Tracy
Press
Covington
Covington Aerie of Eagles
American Red Cross
John J. Craig
L. B. Wilson
New High May Building Permits Set Record
May building and alteration permits receipts totaled 4744.80 dollars, beating April 4282.45. The total construction cost for May permits reached 2,363,730 dollars, the second largest month in department history, boosted by a 1,500,000 dollar Union Gas and Electric Company permit. April costs were 1,029,780 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Gas and Electric Company
Hamilton County
Covington girl wed Newport youth sparks elation and anger
Charles Spaulding of Covington confronted County Clerk Chris Milius after learning his 17 year old daughter Mary Spaulding secretly married 17 year old Bert Hauger in Newport. The license had been issued only after oath that all were 21. Spaulding planned annulment steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Spaulding
Covington
Chris Milius
Mary Spaulding
Bert Hauger
Newport
Theodore Gerding
Spaulding
Hauger
Judge Boltz Creates Two New Campbell County Polling Precincts
Judge Edward Boltz issues an order adding two polling places in Newport area Campbell County. A new D of the First Ward precinct covers Front to Sixth streets and York to Monmouth streets while D of the Third Ward runs within Sixth to Ninth streets York and Dayton. Bellevue and Dayton precincts remain unchanged. The June 5 registration is unaffected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Campbell County
Edward Boltz
Front
Sixth
York
Monmouth
Ninth
Dayton
Bellevue
Boltz
Sentenced for Hold-Up at Ninth and Brighton Butcher Shop
Matt Mahoney was convicted Thursday of robbing the Charles Megerle butcher shop at Ninth and Brighton streets of 141 dollars and given five years in the Frankfort Penitentiary. Two men, including one named Lawrence Mulcaher, were at large on January 6 when they forced workers and customers into the refrigerator and escaped after tapping the till. Mahoney was captured after a country-wide search by Detectives Asplan and Van Lewen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Mahoney
Charles Megerle
Ninth
Brighton
Frankfort
Lawrence Mulcaher
Mahoney
Asplan and
van Lewen
Divorced From Trooper Schuster Granted Custody
Circuit Judge Otto Wolff on Thursday ordered the divorce of Gertrude Schuster and Carl Schuster. Mrs Schuster was awarded custody of their child. Schuster is in the United States cavalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Wolff
Gertrude Schuster
Carl Schuster
Opening of Maple Grove Playground Delayed Indefinitely
Officers of the Women's Civic League announced the opening of Maple Grove Playground is postponed indefinitely due to reconstruction of Tenth street. The delay affects Saturday's planned opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Civic League
Maple Grove Playground
Tenth Street
Newport Man Killed in California Street Car Crash
J C Wright former Newport boy was instantly killed and his son in law Arthur Cooper seriously injured in a Riverside California street car crash. Telegram received by Judge J C Wright Newport attorney on Thursday gave no accident details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Wright
Newport
Arthur Cooper
Riverside
Cal
Warrant For Husband Charged In Child Abduction
Mrs Sarah Horn of West Ninth street Cincinnati swore out a warrant before Judge Edward Boltz for the arrest of her husband after Alma a 9 year old girl was taken last Thursday. The hearing is set for Friday at 10 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Boltz
Sarah Horn
West Ninth Street
Cincinnati
Alma
Boltz
Newport Notes Chronicle of local legal and civic events
Kate Schuster vs Charles W Speckman trial postponed to June over a $10,858 personal injury claim after a stairway fall. Newport scales failure halts city weighing. 15,000 pound capacity platform weighed a ten ton engine owned by Harry C Spinks. John Griese Coal Co scales to be used until repairs. Blue Grass Inn owner Thomas Fordyce sues manager G A Hickman for $4,200 furnishings loss. Harry King named Treasurer of Kentucky State Association of National Letter Carriers. Robert L Barnwasser named Secretary. Hal J Weigel spoke at Salem M E Church after North Dakota campaign. Mrs Louise Hoff died of paralysis. City Recorder Roth issued June 5 registration materials to all precincts. registrar instructions mailed. John Siebert, 48, former saloon operator, died. widow surviving. City of Newport June taxes due at Finance Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Schuster
Charles W W. Speckman
Newport City
Harry C. Spinks
John Griese Coal Company
Blue Grass Inn
Thomas Fordyce
Campbell Circuit Court
G. A. Hickman
Fordyce
Hickman
Brent Spence
Newport
Harry King
Kentucky State Association of National Letter Carriers
Lexington
Robert L. Barnwasser
Covington
Hal J. Weigel
Salem M. E. Church
Weigel
North Dakota
Charles Weigel
Louise Hoff
William Hoff
Third
Monmouth
Hoff
Arthur Roth
John Siebert
Ninth and
Isabella Streets
Newport Marriage Licenses Listed in Notice
A Newport Kentucky notice lists marriage licenses including Herbert Richards and Thelma Scott both of Newport along with Giannini of Columbus and Florence Kuehner of Columbus. Other entries show Harry Paffinbarger of Circleville Leona Higman of Williamsport Ernest Brown Emily Appel Joseph Pfarr Rose Margeander RK ROS do giada lh italnd Cincinnati Lillian Kaplan of Brooklyn New York and Cleveland with Campbell County Kentucky connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Richards Thelma Scott
Newport, Ky
Newport
Giannini
Columbus, O
Florence Kuehner
Columbus
Harry Paffinbarger
Circleville
Leona Higman
Williamsport
Ernest Brown
Emily Appel
Joseph Pfarr Rose Margeander
ROS Do Giada Lh
Italnd
Cincinnati
Lillian Kaplan
Brooklyn
N. Y
Cleveland
Campbell Co
Ky O
Cccees
Onsecveces
Harrison Leads Class In Highway Assistant Engineer Exam
The Civil Service Commission announced Charles Harrison of 4012 Thirtieth Street headed the promotional examination (salary $2,800 per year) for Assistant Engineer of Highways. Harrison is the provisional incumbent. George W Wade of 1139 Halpin Avenue passed the exam for Assistant Engineer of Sanitation with a 97.89 average and serves as provisional appointee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commission
Charles Harrison
Thirtieth Street
Harrison
George W. Wade
Halpin Avenue
Railroads announce retirement and deck of posts
C J Brister of the Big Four Route says Theodore F Brown will retire as Depot Passenger Agent at Cincinnati effective immediately after thirty four years of service. He will be succeeded by C H Campbell who moves from Assistant City Ticket Agent to that role. Frank Ware becomes Campbell’s successor. Several other passenger department promotions follow across Chicago Cleveland Huntington Paris St Louis and Louisville with E E Smith B Whelen Kellum Deckard McCallum Hellriegel Shannon Zelle all advancing to new positions or promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Brister
Theodore F. Brown
Cincinnati
Brown
C. H. Campbell
Frank Ware
E. E. Smith
Chicago
E. B. Whelen
E. B. A. Kellum
Cleveland
Mr. Smith
Chub Deckard
Mr. Kellum
Huntington
W. Va
Mr. Deckard
A. E. McCallum
Baltimore & Ohio builds medical car for employee tests
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad completed a medical car with facilities to examine train staff. Periodic tests by experts and opticians will check color vision for color signal observers, and telegraph operators will have hearing examinations. The car will travel along the line to various points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Ohio approves bonds for Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
The Ohio State Utilities Commission authorizes the Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railroad to issue 3,265,500 in five percent bonds for 75 years. The bonds will be delivered to the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad in payment of an indebtedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railroad Company
Ohio State Utilities Commission
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Railroad Mortgage Secures $20 Million Bond Issue
On Thursday the B. and C. S. W. railroad company granted a mortgage to the Girard Trust Company and trustee William N. Ely to secure a bond issue totaling 20 million dollars. The bonds are dated May 1, 1917 and will be issued in $500 denominations with interest. The mortgage covers all rights franchises and property of the mortgagor subject to prior mortgages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railroad Company
Girard Trust Company
William N. Ely
Local Rail Freight Relief After Memorial Day Clearing
Freight congestion on local railroad lines eased significantly over the past ten days as Memorial Day traffic cleared. The holiday allowed many switches to be cleared of loaded cars, restoring smoother operations.
Southern Railway announces new freight traffic leadership
Freight Traffic Manager George P. Biles announced a new freight traffic structure in Cincinnati. Effective June 1 J. B. Bannon becomes General Freight Agent and R. H. Tate, Division Freight Agent, with W. F. Rogers as Commercial Agent. Milton Martin and T. W. Brahan become Traveling Freight Agents and L. E. Reynolds Freight Soliciting Agent, assigned immediately to New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway System
George P. Biles
Cincinnati
J. B. Bannon
R. H. Tate
W. F. Rogers
Milton Martin
T. W. Brahan
L. E. Reynolds
New Orleans
Missionary society to elect officers at Price Hill church
Home and Foreign Missionary Societies of the Price Hill M E Church will meet at Mrs Curts home 567 Elberon avenue at 2 30 Friday afternoon for the election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
Price Hill
Real Estate Notes In Hyde Park And Price Hill
Mrs. Mary Gilligan bought the Hyde Park duplex at Burch and Erie Aves from H. H. Gott Jr via broker M. L. Barbour for 13 500. She plans to live part and rent the rest. Margaret Dwan sold 14 room dwelling at Summit Ave Price Hill to Jack Brand for 4 500. Theodore Mayer & Bro sold 2406 Symmes St frame residence to Margaret Curtis for 2 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gilligan
H. H. Gott, Jr
M. L. Barbour
Burch and
Erie Avenues
Hyde Park
Margaret Dwan
Theu
Fred Wessell
Summit Avenue
Price Hill
Jack Brand
Theodore Mayer & Bro
Symmes Street
Margaret Curtis
Real Estate Transfers Include Several City Lots and Leases
A series of property transactions lists Hiram W. Derby selling to Edward W. Derby and other deeds across Cumminsville Madisonville Norwood Avondale Hyde Park and Lockland. Leases include Andrew Frank to Carrie Staulitz and Joseph Debar to Frank A Arend. Prices range $1 to $65,400 with parcels on Cooper avenue High land avenue Observatory road and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram W. Derby
Edward W. Derby
Williamson Place
Chase Street
Cumminsville
Charles Reuthe
Jacob and
Louisa Kramer
McNamara & Connor
Provident Savings. & T. Company
George A. Heller
Madison Place
Benny Bushman
Catherine Whelar
Wade Street
Denman Street
Dalton Avenue
Clarence E. Boyer
Kathryn M. Boyer
Epworth Avenue
Ward Street
Madisonville
Maria A. Stratemeyer
Flora M. ‘Greenfield
Highland Avenue
Avondale
Asa B. Morgan
Wayne Street
Boone Street
Minnie T. Binder
Ella Pence
Sycamore Township
Blaine C. Flach
Alice B. Perin
Observatory Road
Hyde Park
Christopher F. Reis
Worth Avenue
Norwood
Isaac Walker
Charles M. Jones
Jia M. Jones
Mound Avenue
Louis H. Bolece
Henry G. Pollock
Lowvis H. Bolce
Fairview Place
D. K. Este Fisher
Asa C. Isham
Vine Street
Fifth Street
Ursula C. Este
D. Kk
Ste Fisher
Samuel Rosenthal
Henry
Rosenthal
BRCL
Sigber
Wal
Property transfers flood Cincinnati market listings
A lengthy list records numerous real estate transfers in Cincinnati area neighborhoods including Silverton Clifton Hyde Park and Pleasant Ridge. Buyers and sellers such as Andrew J Parlin and George Siegler Hattie L Phillips and R Elizabeth Rice Alexander Orton and Stella Thompson and many others are shown with parcels priced at $1 or higher sums and lease details. Notable entries include a 2 year lease from May 1 1917 for 308 and 310 West Seventh Street and several mortgage cancellations and new building permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nut Hills
Andrew J. Parlin
George Siegler
Potter & Parlin
Silverton
Hattie L. Phillips
R. Elizabeth Rice
Carthage Avenue
Bishop Street
Clifton
Alexander Orton
Stella Thompson
Guardian
Drake
John
Jennie Manwood
Bickel Avenue
Martdery Avenue
Phillip H. David
Smith Piano Company
West Seventh Street
Matilda Q. Applegate
Eva.m. Applegate
Liberty Street
William’ Street
Pleasant Ridge
Hubert H. Gott, Jr
Mary E. Gilligan
Erie and
Burch Avenues
Hyde Park
Charles Hinkley
Leslie Leavell
Wayne Avenue
Springfield Township
Fred H. Lingonner
Arthur G. Arens
Fred Jingonner
Wassen Road
Parker Ll. Hall Et al
Frederick X. Trampler
Symmes ‘Township
Wilhelmina Fiege
Anna Anders
Green ‘Township
Hiram M. Rulison
Albot Dressing
Bode Alley
Faymiller Street
Findlay Street
Standard Oil Company
Cincinnati & Columbus Traction Company
Montauk Sub
Milford
Harry Rheddin
Bert Meshkowsky
Winfield Avenue
Price
Amelia Krippendorf
Albert W. Hayward
Prospect Place
Knott Street
George C. Heile
Ollie F. McCue
Mills Avenue
Mills & Kline
Norwood
Max C. Layritz
Lena Layritz
Wesley Avenue
Harper Avenue
Victor Melzer
Meyer
Anna Sandow
Fairview Avenue
Clifton Heights
Joseph A. Hamelrath
John H. Farson
Herbert Avenue
A. L. Pachoud
Reduction of Fares Proposed for Cincinnati Lines
Stanley Shaffer receiver filed to renew the Cincinnati Lawrenceburg and Aurora cars franchise seeking a fare cut from 10 to 5 cents between Andersons Ferry and Fernbank. The L A franchise has eight years left. Spiegel for Cincinnati Rapid Transit Commission urged delay to review Green Line provisions that could affect loop construction and downtown loop completion before Dixie Terminal opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Anderson’s Ferry
Fernbank
Council
Stanley Shaffer
Shaffer
West End Rapid Transit Company
Spiegel
Cincinnati Rapid Transit Commission
Dixie Terminal
Fourth and
Walnut Streets
Shortage of Heavy Rails May Halt City Improvements
The city faces a rail shortage as heavy steel rails used for street improvements are exhausted. Charles Hornberger, Service Director, warns that many planned projects may be delayed or canceled as mills cannot fill orders due to wartime government demands. Cincinnati has only a small remaining stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hornberger
Hornberger
Cincinnati
May Sets Record as Coolest Month in Fifty-Five Years
The month of May recorded the coolest temperatures in fifty-five years with an average of 56.6 degrees. The previous May record was 59.4 degrees in 1907. Rainfall totaled 4.85 inches.
Fireman Clifford Shook Retired on Disability
Clifford Shook aged 36 and member of Engine Company 43 was retired from the fire service on Thursday by Safety Director Friedlander due to disability. He injured a kneecap at a fire and did not recover satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Shook
Engine Company 43
Friedlander
Shook
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Katherine Wurm
Western Ue B. A
Mary E. Bruchie
Garfield Me
Ple& BB. c
Lena Brill
Southern Ohio Savings Bank Company
Edward Burdell
Gun Boehmer
Calhoun L
B. Chis Annie F. McNellis To B. A. Burkhardt
Margaret Udig
Nouene B. & IL. Co
Rose Maisel
Cit Gift B. & L. Co
Laura V. Waltz
Pearl Street Market Bank
William B. Potthoff
Western German Bank
Athias Bedenale
Family B. A
Schoenfeld
Meyer Galanty
Witches
Woodburn Avenue
George Pfeiffer
Seventh Ward L. & B. Co
Henry Schafer
David Duncan
Edna M. Green
M. Lawwill
H. Dyett
Charles HL. Stephens
Price Hill Electric L
Louis Brauer
Carson and
Matfield Avenues
J. A. Oberhelmann
Caherman Avenue
Acomb Keller Company
Rapid Run
Lockman
High Ridge Avenue
Fisher
Wunder Avenue
Ruhl Maddox Company
Paul Street
Madison Road
Madison ,Or
Anna May Stevens
Grace and Springer Avenues
R. Elsinger
Mulberry” Street
Frantz Street
Joseph Boland
Jefferson Avenue
London
Springfield
Central Union Station
Indianapolis
Shelbyville
Greensburg
Batesville
A.M. Nickel Offices
N. E
Coney Island
le Eets
B. F. Keith
Bargain Vodvil
Ten
Twen
Conway
Ohio College OF Dental Surgery
Odeon
Nelville S. Hoff
Ann Arbor
Mich
Henry T. Smith
James T. C. Kemper
Charles L. Neibel
Weber
Dancing
Prof. Wright
Walnut St
Keith’s Theater
Cana
Bureau
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