University of Cincinnati Faces Budget Crunch and Nursing School Takeover
The University of Cincinnati Board of Trustees discussed a six month budget showing a $125,000 shortfall at the General Hospital and consideration of transferring the Nurses Training School duties to the university. The plan includes salary increases and new positions totaling about $23,500 against funds and projected balances. The graduation tally stands at about 221 with a major sabbatical for Dean Schneider.
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University of Cincinnati
University Board of Trustees
Rufus B. Smith
Mr. Smith
General Hospital
Committee On Professional Schools
Packing house strike dispute continues unresolved
The John Hoffman Packing Company disputed a correcting statement about the strike origin while both sides took no steps toward an agreement. Robert Morgan and Nicholas Klein of the Building and Common Laborers' Union claimed employers would concede higher wages but refuse an eight hour day, noting four hundred members joined since the strike began June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hoffman Packing Company
Hoffman Sons Company
Robert Morgan
Nicholas Klein
Building and Common Laborers’ Union
Union Central elects Sage as Vice President in memorial service
John D. Sage elected Vice President of Union Central Life Insurance Company at a Board meeting in Cincinnati succeeding the late E. P. Marshall and honoring Clark W. Davis in a memorial service. Allan Waters named Second Vice President, with 485 employees attending. Memorials featured Bishop William F. Anderson and Dr. C. W. Blodgett.
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John D. Sage
Union Central Life Insurance Company
P. Marshall
Sage
Cincinnati
Brown University of Providence
R. I
Allan Waters
Waters
Western Department
Chicago
Home Office
E. P. Marshall
Clark W. Davis
William F. Anderson
Charles E. Schenk
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bishop Anderson
Board of Directors
Mr. Marshall
C. B. Wright
G. W. C. Hand
Dr. Davis
George L. Williams
George H. Hollenberg
Merchants Discuss Transit, Lighting at Chamber Meeting
At the Main Street Merchants Association gathering last night universal transfers on street cars were debated. The group also considered installing a boulevard lighting system and formed a committee to plan an outing to Coney Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street Merchants’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Coney Island
Contractors Protest Secret Opening of YMCA Bids
Builders and Traders Exchange members condemn private bid opening by YMCA managers for the Canal and Elm streets building. They vow to ignore any bids opened in secret and demand open procedures before reentering the contest. All bids reportedly exceeded the estimate.
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Builders and Traders’ Exchange
Canal and
Elm Streets
Harold McDermott
Exchange
McDermott
Tactful nurses praised by Indiana dean at Ohio convention
Dr Charles P Emerson dean of the medical college at Indiana State University told the Ohio State Association of Graduate Nurses at the Hotel Gibson last night that tactful nurses who cheer low spirits patients are most successful. He noted hospitals may double by 1930 and urged cure of childhood diseases to reduce adult hospital use. Miss Laura Logan presided as Miss Annie Murray and Miss Mary Hamer were lauded for founding nursing schools. The convention continues with sessions and a hospital visit today.
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Charles P. Emerson
Medical College
Indiana State University
Ohio State ‘Association of Graduate Nurses
Hotel Gibson
Laura Logan
Cincinnati Nurses’ Association
Emerson
R. Holmes
Cincinnati
Annie Murray
Mary Hamer
Martin Fisher
Helena Stewart
Ohio State Medical Board
Dutch machine expert studies American foundries
Y C Stork of Henglo Netherlands registered at the Hotel Linton last night. He owns a machine shop and is in the United States to study machinery and metals especially foundries. He complains that war blocks steel exports and cuts off trade with German and English colonies. He has traveled through the East and Middle West gathering information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. C. Stork
Henglo
Holland
Linton
Middle West
Spanish Class Starts At Burnet House
The Cincinnati Spanish Club adopted its constitution and by laws at a Burnet House meeting. Forty students will study under Prof. Harry Brownworth from Woodward High School. Alberg T. Winkelmar was elected president and Miss Bess Roberts secretary. Organizing Committee members are E G. Wulf Miss Bess Roberts W. W. Root Spencer Jones and Mrs. J. Ridgely.
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Cincinnati Spanish Club
Burnet House
Harry Brownworth
Woodward High School
Alberg T. Winkelmar
Bess Roberts
E G. Wulf
W. W. Root
Spencer Jones
J. Ridgely
Buckeye Undertakers Open 36th Annual Cincinnati Meeting
The Ohio Undertakers and Funeral Directors Association begins its three day convention at the Linton Hotel in Cincinnati. Austin Breed chairs the Entertainment Committee planning socials, a ball, reception, and an auto ride for nonlecturers. A potpourri vaudeville event features President Breed of Crane & Breed. A Friday boat trip to Coney Island includes an old fashioned barbecue.
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Ohio Undertakers and Funeral Directors’ Association
Linton
Buckeye
Austin Breed
Cincinnati General Hospital
Bred
Crane & Breed Manufacturing Company
Coney Island
Wagon collision on Harrison avenue injures woman
Elsie Hess aged 22 of 1389 Harrison avenue was struck on Harrison avenue viaduct when a street car stopped and a wagon driven by Edward Lipps of Bridgetown Ohio rear ended the car causing Hess to suffer numerous bruises. Lipps 47 was thrown from his seat and charged with drunkenness.
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Elsie Hess
1389
Harrison Avenue
Hess
Edward Lipps
Bridgetown
O. Lipps
Two Arrests Over Race Horse Slips In Newport
John Adler a 38 year old contractor of Newport Kentucky was arrested yesterday afternoon by Sergeant Baldwin and Patrolman Webking at Fourth and Plum on the charge of possessing race horse slips. Patrolman Harwood later arrested Thomas Jones 47 of 329 West Sixth Street on the same charge.
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John Adler
Newport
Baldwin
Webking
Plum
Harwood
Thomas Jones
West Sixth Street
Protected Home Circle Ohio Confers Degree on Delegates
A large class received the Exemplified Degree on the first day of the Protected Home Circle session in Cincinnati. The Banner Degree was presented by Cleveland staff. Grand President J. C. Yeingst led the drill with a Cleveland team exhibition. Delegates toured, lunched at McAlpin's, and enjoyed a Coney Island boat ride. About 600 delegates will stay through Thursday night.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
W. F. Galloway
Grand Circle Banner Degree
Cleveland
J. C. Yeingst
McAlpin’s
Coney Island
C. T. Dumont
Danner
W. C. Culkins
Chamber of Commerce
J. C
Lincoln Park Baptist Church Hosts Hamilton County Sunday School Session
Large crowd attends the Lincoln Park Baptist Church for the Hamilton County Sunday School Association convention with Rev. Ralph Welles Keeler and Hon. John F. Kramer as main speakers. Delegates from 249 Sunday schools and churches converge for sessions through Thursday.
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Lincoln Park Baptist Church
Hamilton
Mansfield
Cincinnati
First Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Norwood
Covington
H. C. Drake
Graded Union of Sunday School Teachers
E. W. Thornton
Standard Publishing Company
Elsie Warmer
Elford Norton
Hamilton County
Supreme Court orders Goodman Street hospital fence removed
After a three year fight, Goodman street residents win the case against the City Hospital. The Supreme Court affirms lower courts and requires removal of the curbside fence along hospital grounds, ruling council must prove public necessity to vacate or narrow streets. Attorney William Thorndyke led the relief and victory across all courts.
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Goodman Street
Eden
Burnet Avenas
City Hospital
New Hospital Commissioners
William Thorndyke
Common Pleas
Fred L. Hoffman
Court of Appeals
Hoffman
Groom
Zelenka
Supreme Court
Columbus
Council
Thorndyke
Court to rule on Cincinnati park bonds validity
The Ohio Supreme Court ordered the Court of Appeals to certify the records for review in lawsuits by Mayor Puchta and City Auditor Leimann seeking to halt sale and delivery of Cincinnati park improvement bonds totaling 1.25 million dollars. The bonds were approved by voters in the November election. The case will test the bonds’ legality before proceeds are issued.
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Chester Park
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Race Streets
Gilbert Avenue
Peebles Corner
Windham Avenue
Reading Road
Rose Hill Circle
Rockdale Avenue
Burnet Avenue
Albany
Carthage Pike
Mitchell Avenue
Copelaw
The
Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
Cincinnati
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Puchta
Leimann
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Paris
America
Guernsey
Jersey
Fourth Street, West—Vine and
Race
Demi-Tailleur
Dabney
College of Liberal Arts
Teachers’ College
Herman P. Schneider
College of Engineering
Finance Committee
C. Alphonso Smith
Ropes Foundation
Ransohoff
Daniel Drake
Charles Cist
Bertha Mee- Topp
Strietmann Company
Miami University
As Union Teamsters
Woodrow-Bradley Company
Citizens’ Motor Car Company
Main Street
Central
Memorial Services
Vicinity
First National Bank
Buckeye Undertakers
Viaduct
Sige
Hanan Shoes
Maya
Ean
Cincinnati Iron Fence CO
ARM
Park
Spring Grove Avenue
Auaghes
EAD Roaches
West Disinfecting CO
Main ST
the Art Dry Cleaning Co
AVON
Tesp. M
Sentanel Remedies Co
the Union Savings Bank and Trust Co
Opticians
Wagner Optical Service
Pocahontas
Neave Bldg
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Western and Southern Life Insurance Company
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