Asphalt Trust Faces Off In Public Service Board Clash
A heated dispute at the Board of Public Service pits M. F. Bramley of Warner & Quinlan Asphalt Co against Captain Johnson over road surface standards. The board adopts a two year land asphalt test, delaying changes to existing specifications while Bramley denounces the move as a trust-driven restriction. Bramley vows to push the fight into court.
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Board of Public Service
M. F. Bramley
Warner & Quinlan Asphalt Company
Johnson
Bramley
Ohio
Hanna
Cuyahoga
Harry Mason
Cincinnati
Warner & Quinlan
Asphalt Trust
Ellis G. Kinkead
Frank Dinsmore
Peru
Trust
Eastern Avenue
Trinidad Lake
Allison
Gramley
Dead Sea
Spring Grove Avenue
Yountlemen
McGowan
Captain Johnson
J. Bramley
Mr. Bramley
Plum Street
Commercial Tribune
Trinidad
Pitch Lake
McGowan Trust
Ninth Street
Ninth
Ike
Tech School Stays in Music Hall North Wing
The Technical School will remain in the north wing of Music Hall for another year. Trustees reversed a vacate notice, aided by President M. E. Ingalls and friends who covered a $1,000 deficit. Officials plan further equipment and interior refitting. The year ends with a pupil exhibit next Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Technical School
Music Hall
M. E. Ingalls
The
Tech
City Board of Education
Cincinnati
Ingalls
Photograph May Decide $10,000 Suit
Judge Spiegel and jury hear Hicks versus the estate of Fred C. Weir in a case over a lost note for $10,000. A photograph of a paper bearing writing is admitted in evidence showing a date and a short four-word line with a signature indicating money loaned by a Mrs Hicks to Weir.
Healthful outdoor living and gentle laxative remedy
A description of thriving health from sunshine and exercise. It notes a glowing figure and bright face, advocating Syrup of Figs as a gentle cleansing remedy made by the California Fig Syrup Co.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Boy Run Over By Wagon At Fourth And Race
O. M. T. messenger Robert Bollin was struck by a wagon at Fourth and Race streets. He suffered swelling but no serious injury.
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Robert Bollin
Brehm Appointed Clerk by City Board of Equalization
Brehm is named clerk by the City Board of Equalization in a recent appointment. The action confirms his role to handle records and proceedings for the municipal board.
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Brehm Is
Will of Edwin E. Anderson Leaves Charities Major Share
The Madisonville resident's estate valued around 100000 will provide the wife a life interest with no children. After her death benefits go to Home for the Friendless and Elizabeth Gamble Deaconess Home as memorials, plus Ohio Wesleyan University. Residue to the Children's Home with several life and specific bequests to relatives and friends. Executors named are J. S. Clemmer and A. Butterfield.
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Edwin E. Anderson
Madisonville
Elizabeth Gamble
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
George
M. E. Foreign Missionary Society
Eleanor M. Smith
Richmond Street
Lulu R. Lindsay
M. Gregg
Charlotte Foster
Ella Foster
Eleanor B. Smith
Hannah McNeill
Boys Fight Plan to Oust Messengers Over New Delivery Contract
Rumor that the Ohio Messenger Co. seeks the Cincinnati Post Office special delivery contract has sparked union interest. Messenger boys fear losing work if the deal goes through. labor leaders may take up the issue at the Central Labor Council. Postmaster Monfort denies knowledge of any scheme.
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Ohio Messenger Company
Cincinnati
Central Labor Council
Monfort
Eastman Kodak Co
L.M. Prince & Bro
Gts Sportier
West Fourth Street
Ohio
Acquittal for John Street coal dealer Oliver Tuttle
The State against Oliver Tuttle ended in a verdict of acquittal after a swift trial before Judge Littleford. The two informants Hatchet and O Neal, now at the House of Refuge, failed to convince. the defense highlighted their witnesses' prior conduct and Tuttle's good character.
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Oliver Tuttle
John Street
Hatchet
O'Neal
House of Refuge
Littleford
Tuttle
Woman seeks rehearing in divorce case amid hotel allegations
Anna Mischler told Judge Davis she was surprised by the court ruling after testimony that she was with a man at a Fifth Street hotel. She claims the man was Misehler himself. A rehearing was refused, but Mrs Ischler intends to take the matter to the grand jury.
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Anna Mischler
Charles
Fifth Street
Davis
Misehler
Drake Castle Pressed Steel Lug Co Sues Brownell Company for Infringement
The Drake Castle Pressed Steel Lug Co and Alfred M Castle filed suit in the United States Court against The Brownell Company of Dayton claiming infringement of a patent related to supporting lugs used on steam boilers. They seek an injunction and accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drake-Castle Pressed Steel Lug Co
Alfred M. Castle
United States
Brownell Company
Dayton
May Day Admiral Fogarty Shines at Annapolis Class
Cadet William B. Fogarty from Cincinnati finishes second in his Annapolis Naval Academy class and earns star status with over 85 percent in grades. He misses first by a slim margin, holds a .99 score on a 760-point four year total, and is among four stars including Ernest J. King for Ohio ties. His cadetship came via Congressman William B. Shattuc, with parents in Walnut Hills.
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William B. Fogarty
Cincinnati
Annapolis Naval Academy
Fogarty
Ohio
Ernest J. King
Walnut Hills
William B. Shattuc
Fosary
Wisconsin
Lost rings returned to owner in Louisville tale
Mrs. George R. Newman of Louisville had two valuable rings worth about 200 dollars stolen at Union Station washroom. Alma Stander and Clara Weschke found and held the rings after reading the Commercial Tribune, then returned them to Newman by express. A. J. Arroll of Emery Hotel also had two rings lost in the same way and they were returned the next day.
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George R. Newman
Louisville
Commercial Tribune
Newman
Alma Stander
Clara Weschke
Plum Street
Miss Stander
Union Station
Officer Charged With Refusing to Stop Fight
Charges filed against Officer Phillips for conduct unbecoming an officer after he allegedly refused to intervene in a street fight in front of Broadway businessman Harry Hey. The fighters were described as a couple of negro roustabouts, and the officer claimed he was not on that beat.
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Phillips
Harry Hey
Library Trustees Battle Over Taxpayer Access in 1962 Budget
Seven trustees clashed over a proposed amendment to allow Hamilton County taxpayers as well as residents to use Cincinnati library books. The vote to include non residents failed. A Finance Committee report suggested $107470 in expenses for 1962 while the county auditor estimated $100000 in library taxes. The trustees also voted to cease philosophy title lending and sell remaining copies to the University.
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Washington Porter
Drausin Wulsin
Hamilton County
Walsin
Ohio
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Porter
Finance Committee
Lewis
University
President Alex Starbuck departs for annual Great Lakes trip
President Alex Starbuck of the OC Cub leaves today for a several week fishing trip to Canadian streams and the north shore near the Great Lakes. He plans to return to Cincinnati around October 1.
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Alex, Starbuck
Oc Cub
Bone
Wil
Mane
WANTS CEMETERY FOR FIDO'S BODY
The Ohio Humane Society weighing pet burial pits discussed converting unused land at its farm near the Baltimore pike into a cemetery for pets. Dr Adolphus Keckeler urged establishing a pet graveyard after praising Paris and other cities. Officers' election was deferred. May reports showed 140 cases about 278 children, with 51 cruelty/neglect and 89 truancy. 16 fathers ordered support. Animal cases numbered 119 with 3 prosecutions and 2 guilty verdicts.
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Keckeler
Adalphus
J. Keckeler
Paris
Baltimore Pike
Children's Department
Animal Department
Nephew seeks $10000 from aunt estate over care claim
Hugo Hengstenberg sues in court to force a share of aunt Bertha Hengstenberg estate He says he lived with her at 3106 Vine street since 1898 under an agreement to care for her and receive the Vine street home and $2000 upon her death She was last February and left him nothing in a new will
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Hugo Hengstenberg
Bertha Hengstenberg
Julius Hengstenberg
Vine Street
Walnut Hills Club Moves on Two Site Options
The Walnut Hills Business Men's Club has secured options on two sites for a proposed new clubhouse. An architect member has submitted building alarms. Progress is slow due to limited membership and funds, but the club expects to own a building this year. One site is at McMillan and Stanton, the other at Park Avenue and McMillan.
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Walnut Hills
McMillan and
Stanton Streets
Park Avenue
McMillan Street
Unveiling of Ft Washington Monument Ceremony Planned
The Board of Public Service accepted an invitation to attend the June 14 unveiling of the monument marking the site of old Ft Washington. The committee thanked the board for its courtesies in sending the invitation.
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Board of Public Service
Old Ft. Washington
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad 25c Bottle
A vintage advertisement asserts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup calms teething pain softens gums relieves colic and diarrhoea. priced at 25 cents per bottle. The ad targets parents seeking a multi purpose remedy for infants.
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Asphalt
Hot Talk
Fred Bramley
Rogers
Paying Combined Scores Board
Mr. Ingalls
Fred Co. Weir Estate
City Board of Equalizetion
E. E. Anderson
Organized Labor
Man
Hood
Cadet Fogarty
Annapolis
George Newman
Policeman Phillips
Library Board
Alex
Starbuck
Fido
Humane Society
New York
Boston
Ohio Humane Society
Penens
Walnut Hills Business Men’s Club
Coal and Mining CO
Consolidated Coal and Mining Co
Knabe
Grau Piano CO
Fourth St
Nobles of the Mystic Shrine
Imperial Cou
Kansas City, ‘Mo
Kansas City
Ning
L. M. Prince & Bro
Christian Moerlein Brewing CO
U.S.A
Virginia Springs Resorts
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Virginia Hiot
Virginia
Rockbridge
Millboro
Nimrod Hall
Alleghany
Goshen
Gladys Inn
Clifton Forge
Covington
the Union
S. W. Cor
Fourth and
Walnut
NEW York Engraving Company
Zane Eth
Cincinnati, Ohio
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway
Michigan Southern Railway
Buffalo
Lake Shore
Cleveland
Chicago
Toledo
St. Louis
Indianapolis
St. Louis Ry
Niagara Falls
A. J. Smith
G. P
T. A
Rouse
Fifth and Baymiller
Fourth and Vine
George Ade
Illinois Central
R. R
Oklahoma
Hot Springs, Ark
Memphis
Union Dépot
Uia
New Orleans
Scott Streets
City
F. W. Harlow
Stockton Hotel
Stockton
Alotel
Hotel Normandie
Washington, D.C
Hotel Jefferson
Jefferson
East 15Th Street
15Th Street
Union Square
John E. Chatfield
Beach Haven
Baldwin
N. J
A. R. Sturgis
R. O. Hammond
Richfield Springs
N.Y
America
Earlington
ST. James Hotel
Earlington Park
27Th St
Broadway
E. M. Earle & Son
Atlantic City, N. J
Leelanau Extra
Lewis Voight, Sr
Custom House
Herman P. Goebel
Atlas Bank
Frank H. Kirchner
N. E. Cor
Eighth
Plum
Geo. W. Palfrey
Leelanau Hotel
Omena
Mich
Grand Atlantic Hotel
Virginia Avenue and Beach
Atlantic City
Charles EB. Cope
Rittenhouse New Jersey Avenue
H. G. Hallin
Rudolf
Ocean Front
Chas. R. Myers
Asbury Park, N. J
West End
Asbury Park
Ocean and Lake
F. L
Buffalo, N. Y
Epworth
Epworth Hotel
Riverside Hotel
White's
White
ICV
Chester Park
White Rats
REDS
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