Medical school inquiry into hospital charges underway
A committee of the Academy of Medicine, led by Dr. S. B. Kramer, began an inquiry into duties of medical instructors and officials at General Hospital. The board of trustees was briefed on the probe, which also touches on Roger Ricketts’ charges of fee collection under contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Hospital
Academy of Medicine
S. B. Kramer
Board of Trustees
University of Cincinnati
Kramer
B. M. Ricketts
Ricketts
Rockefeller Foundation
G. Karbler
Hanna
Dean Moore
Harold F.richars
National Research Society
Soller
Liebel Flarsheim Company
Feld
Civil Engineering Department
American Society of Civil Engineering
Bess Eversall
American Mathematical Society
Florence A. Otis
University of Chicago
Columbia University
Marjorie Hillig
Dorothy Duke
Helen Smith
Raphael Isaacs
S. W. Lowrie
Carnegie Foundation
Christian R. Holmes
Cincinnati College of Medicine
Electricity at Home Delivers Comfort and Savings
Plan to wire your house this year with no money down and easy monthly payments. A representative can explain the low cost and provide an exact estimate for quiet, clean wiring and bright lights throughout the home.
Swiss Butler Deported After Affair With Society Girls
August Probst, a young Swiss butler, was deported from New York aboard the Mauretania after a board found him unable to pass the required migrant mentality test. He attempted suicide at Ellis Island and claimed kidnapping from the Rolling Rock Club where he worked. An attendant travels with him to report his condition and secure a parental return receipt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Probst
Mauretania
Ellis Island
Switzerland
America
Rolling Rock Club
Harding to Submit Views on Child Labor Amendment
President Harding indicated he will present views to Congress on a constitutional amendment to regulate child labor. He replied to Representative Rogers praising the aim, though preferring a different form for the amendment and signaling forthcoming communication with Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Congress
Washington
Representative Rogers
Republican
Massachusetts
Mothers of Democracy Host Benefit Concert for Soldiers
The Mothers of Democracy held a dinner at Cincinnati Gym Boat Club for Federal Board Training students from the O. M. I. Afterward a Memorial Hall concert raised funds for the disabled soldiers entertainment fund. Performers included Miss Lillian Pringle Miss Alice Baroni and Miss Edith Gyllenberg. It was the second such event this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers of Democracy
Cincinnati Gym Boat Club
Federal Board
Memorial Hall
Entertainment Fund
Lillian Pringle
Alice Baroni
Edith Gyllenberg
Indiana Governor James T Goodrich Arrives in Moscow
James T. Good rich former Governor of Indiana and his wife Mrs Good rich have landed in Moscow. He will stay about a month before returning to the United States while Mrs Good rich continues on to Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
James T. Goodrich
Indiana
Goodrich
Cincinnati Radio Concert Tonight Broadcast by WMH Station
The Precision Equipment Company plans a 7 30 pm radio concert on WMH at 360 meters. The program features Florence Teal Watts H K Miles Harry Nolte Howard Fuldner Norlan Wayman and accompanist. Soloists include Mrs Miles tenor and soprano solos with a Verdi quartet from Rigoletto and pieces by Brahms Schubert Massenet and Gretchaninoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Precision Equipment Company
WMH
Florence Teal Watts
H. K. Miles
Harry Nolte
Howard Fuldner
Norlan Wayman
First English Lutheran Church
Reichert
Brahms
Schubert
Miles
Princess Tschernitschev Admitted to U S On Citizenship Review
Princess Ivan Tschernitschev of Russia was admitted unconditionally into the United States by Secretary of Labor Davis after New Orleans immigration officials denied entry. She must establish American citizenship before the case closes, with review of birth documents claimed to place her as born in Louisville in 1881.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ivan Tschernitschew
Russia
United States
Davis
New Orleans
Louisville
Princess Tschernitschev
Labor Department
Ford ready to start Muscle Shoals work if offer accepted
Detroit June 6 Henry Ford is prepared to begin the Muscle Shoals water power and nitrate plant development within hours of an acceptance by Congress. He aims to create an industrial center at Muscle Shoals and believes the project can pay for itself before the lease expires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FORD
Muscle Shoals
Detroit
Mich
Associated Press
Henry Ford
Congress
W. B. Mayo
Ford Company
Mr. Ford
Washington
Shoals
House Military Committee
Dieterichs Refuses Vladivostok Presidency After Overthrow
In Vladivostok on June 6 General Dieterichs refused the Presidency of the Vladivostok Government after yesterday’s election. Admiral Stark serves as Commander-in-Chief as the military forces supported the constituent assembly in ousting Merkulov. Merkulov is under arrest and his brother has taken refuge with a Japanese resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vladivostok
Associated Press
Merkulov
Dieterichs
Admiral Stark
Constituent Assembly
Hav ‘Takeni
Engineers to Have Outing
The first stag outing of the Engineers' Club will be held at Colonel Tom Cody's farm on the Lexington pike Thursday June 15. The Entertainment Committee led by Francis R. Healy chairman and members F L Wray J E Doran E C McHugh R H Parker H A Dorsey and F P Bayles has prepared an elaborate program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineers’ Club
Tom Cody
Lexington Pike
Francis R. Healy
F. L. Wray
J. E. Doran
E. C. McHugh
R. H. Parker
H. A. Dorsey
F. P. Bayles
Chest Receives 2779.71 for Mental Hygiene Clinic
The Public Health Exposition Committee turned over to the Community Chest 2779.71, a surplus from last fall. The committee hopes funds will establish a mental hygienic clinic in the city, as recommended by the National Committee for Mental Hygiene survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Health Exposition Committee
Community Chest
National Committee For Mental Hygiene
Schnitker Charged Over Unreported Car Purchases
Albert Schnitker, 29, of 1121 Bank Street, proprietor of a used car garage at Bank Street and Colerain Avenue, was arrested by Detective Diers. He is charged with failing to report the purchase of used automobiles and keeping about thirty five unregistered vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Schnitker
Bank Street
Colerain Avenue
Diers
Schnitker
Ohio Workmen Compensation Inquiry Faces Criticism
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce special committee probing the Ohio workmen's compensation law faced harsh criticism from Ohio Industrial Commission members in Columbus as they sought input on law administration. The panel, led by Maurice F. Pollak and others, argued insurance interests influence the process while commission members urged legislative review for changes. The group planned hearings in Toledo and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Industrial Commission
Maurice F. Pollak
Pollak Steel Company
H. D. Martin
Clen Perrin
Ohio
J. D. Clark
Chamber of Commerce
Clark
Ohio Board of Commerce
Special Committee
Rose Moriarity
John E. McCrehen
League For Workmen's Compensation
Industrial Commission
W. J. Lewis
Newark Chamber of Commerce
D. K. Martin
Ohio Medical Association
Robert Hayes
J. A. Pritchard
Southern Ohio Coal Exchange
Toledo
Cleveland
Pollak
van Matre
Van Matre to Join Touring Workmen's Comp Committee
L H Van Matre of the Chamber of Commerce said he will join the Committee on Workmen's Compensation in Cleveland for a three day session with stops in Akron Canton Youngstown Springfield and Dayton. The group aims to gather information to reform Ohio's workmen's compensation law, improve factory inspections, and reduce insurance costs for employers and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
van Matre
Portsmouth
Dependency Hearing Notice for Mary Crowder Minor
Mary Crowder is alleged dependent in Hamilton County Ohio. The petition seeks relief and a hearing is set for June 28 1922 at 1 30 p m in Cincinnati before the Court of Common Pleas Domestic Relations division. Henrietta Crowder mother and Crowder father unknown are ordered to appear and show cause. George W Tibbles Clerk and Jos Kinney deputy clerk authorize service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Crowder
Henrietta Crowder
Crowder
George W. Tibbles
The
Common Pleas Court
Division of Domestic Relations
Jos. Kinney
Odd Fellows Memorial Service Planned in Cincinnati
The Third M. E. Church at East McMicken avenue and Lang street hosts a joint memorial service for six Cincinnati and one Covington lodge of the Odd Fellows next Sunday at 8 p.m. Principal speakers are Rev. C. B. Kock and Rev. F. Beucher, pastor of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
McMicken Avenue
Lang Street
Cincinnati
Covington Lodge of the Odd Fellows
C. B. Kock
F. Beucher
Judge Sater ruling backs non discrimination in tax valuations
United States Judge Sater at Columbus holds public utility corporations and taxpayers may not face discrimination when fixing taxable valuation. The decision aligns with views of Mayor George P. Carrel and Deputy City Auditor Charles Lamott, chairman of a state committee named by the Ohio Tax Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sater
Columbus
George P. Carrel
Charles Lamott
Lamott
Ohio Tax Association
Carrel
Legion Carnival Draws Crowds at Norwood Grounds
Leland M. Barnett Post Norwood Ohio reports its carnival on circus grounds is a success. Tomorrow night American Legion Night will draw delegates from twenty posts. A popularity contest offers a seven day trip to Washington DC as top prize. Proceeds fund a new clubhouse at 2112 Bennett Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland M. Barnett
American Legion
Norwood
Post
Washington, D. C
Bennett Avenue
Chess Match Goes On by Wireless Between Lasker and Gundlach
American chess champion Edward Lasker and E. T. Gundlach began a postponed match via wireless after Gundlach sailed to London. Gundlach sent moves by wireless from New York to Chicago, where they were decoded and relayed to Lasker. Twenty six moves were played on the first day with Gundlach as white and Lasker as black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward Lasker
E. T. Gundlach
Gundlach
London
Taft
Lasker
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Board of Trustees of University
Kentucky
Union Gas¢ Electric Company
Union Light, Heat & Power Company
Goodriches
Cincinnati Radio
Orpheus
Lute
Sullivan
Nelta
Wes
Are Barytone
Vision
Herodiade
Massenet
Puldner
Mrs. Watts
Industrial Boars
Ohio Commission
ODD Fellows Memorial
Legion
Wurlitzer
Victor
Rudolph Wurlitzer Company
Victrola
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