Public Hospital Fees Stir Debate Over Equity and Access
A Cincinnati discussion on pay wards and surgeon fees at the new General Hospital pits medical leaders against critics. The issue centers on whether a municipal hospital funded by taxes can discriminate by ability to pay. Proponents argue the hospital must serve all equitably, while opponents warn of creeping inequity and favoritism toward paying patients.
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New General Hospital
Cincinnati Academy of Medicine
Academy
B. Merrit
Ricxerts
General Hospital
Cincinnati
We Prefer It Made in America Policy Stance
Senators resist outside interference with tariff planning while claiming broad American support for domestic control. The piece argues real US sentiment resents overseas pressure and favors self governed, though bungling, tariff action despite exceptions among some self described Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Watson
United States of America
Great Britain
United States
River Improvement Drive Spurs Unified Transport Plan
The piece argues for enhanced river terminals and complementary rail upgrades, led by Cincinnati interests, to expand Middle West navigation. It stresses government action is essential but accelerated by local advocacy showing real need and intent to act, urging timely public support and vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Middle West
Ohio Mechanics Institute Graduates 104 This Year
The Ohio Mechanics Institute reports 104 graduates this year, highlighting the school as a long standing Cincinnati institution for vocational and practical training. The piece urges increased endowment to sustain and grow its impact on youth education and achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Mechanics Institute
Queen City
French Women Seek Ballot Rights Amid American Spotlight
French women press for the right to vote, seeking a targeted ballot access rather than universal suffrage, reflecting the esteem and attention given to American women’s progress and public image.
French astronomer claims soul persists after death
After fifty years of study FLAMManton concludes that the soul lives on beyond the body and cites scientific data. Many will say, as the world does, that he has simply read the answer in the stars.
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Flammanton
Too Close to Home on Nicaragua War and U S Policy
A sharp reflection on U S restraint in international conflicts while Nicaragua’s brief 8 hour war prompts calls for action. The piece satire notes Marines on duty, belated public push for intervention, and the idea of the United States as non policemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicaragua
U. S
Wu Kim in New York an Oriental in a Jazz Era Scene
The piece follows Wu Kim from Chinatown to Broadway in New York, detailing his fresh arrival from China, his awe at theater, a romance misfire, a fatal pistol shot in a Dover Street fruit store, and travel through New York’s cabaret scene from 1854 Palmo’s to Harlem’s jazz clubs.
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New York
Wu Kim
Chinatown
Chatham Square
Hongkong
Hai
Forty-second Street
Dover Street
Palmos
Broadway
Chambers Street
242D Street
Harlem
125Th Street
Times Square
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati June 7 1872
A Cincinnati Commercial recap notes 16 George Co Stevens & Co employees dined at Brock's Hall. A Slevin family carriage, driven by runaway horses, burst from Elm to Central on Seventh until a shop window encounter ended the dash. Albert Murray milkman fined 30 dollars for skimmed milk sales. Henry Weil and Sam Lawrence paid five dollars for unsealed measures. Bible Society board reports permission to introduce scripture at the lunatic asylum with careful distribution. A child of L Rauch, 363 Sixth Street, was endangered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Co. Stevens & Co
Brock’s Hall
Slevin
Elm Street
Central Avenue
Albert Murray
Henry Weil
Sam Lawrence
Young Men's Bible Society
Lunatic Asylum
L. Rauch
Sixth Street
European tour planned for Cincinnati youths under Dr Kugler
About a dozen Cincinnatians are set for a European tour guided by Dr. M. M. Kugler. Also noted: Margaret Baby Taylor returns to Cincinnati from sensational exploits and visits home on Knowlton Street. A city office job offers $20 monthly drew 599 applicants past the deadline. The Board of Education seeks $25,000 for a manual training department with sixteen teachers planned. An attack on Dr Dusly during a market wagon incident is mentioned. A swindler preying on donations to free baggage of Green Dutchmen is reported. A 16 mill levy was approved to fund city expenses. Covington Council challenges an injunction over its Short Line Railroad grant, Benton and Fisk representing the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Vandyke
Dusly
Magle
Barney Miller
Abigail Street
J. Golar
Boards of Aldermen and Council
Covington
Short Line Railroad
Benton and Fisk
Trustees name clerk as city hospital struggles continue
The City Hospital board appointed Cr. G. Bracker as clerk after a drawn out probe. A hospital watchman reported being assaulted by hoodlums, suggesting police assistance. Librarian trustees offered Oak street land for a Walnut Hills branch. New York sent Thielman to Cincinnati, who beat Boston 3 to 1 in the first game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wilson
George T. Bullock
Public Library
Oak Street
Walnut Hills
New York
Reds
Cincinnatis
Thielman
Boston
Cincinnati civic groups entertain 2000 children and 500 teachers
Directors of the Civic and Vocational Leagues hosted more than 2,000 public and parochial school children on a morning boating trip and an afternoon pageant, band concert, and ice show at Cincinnati attractions. Evening dinner at the Zoo for 500 teachers featured a film Cincinnati the City Beautiful and remarks by notable speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
Zoo
City Beautiful
Fernbank Dam
Harrison
Northnd
Nornati
Tomorrow
City Hall
Burnet House
Union Central Building
Government Building
Mt. Adams Incline
Rookwood Pottery
Fountain Square
Eden Park
Art Museum
Church of the Covenant
Country Club
Redland Field
Rockdale Temple
Inwood Park
University of Cincinnati
Burnet Woods
Hebrew Union College
New Hoffman School
St. Xavier College
the Zoo
East High School
Lytle Park
Irene D. Cornwall
Flolen Wehmann
Hughes High School
John Murray
Randall J. Condon
John Allen
Schmitt
Eubanks
Ben Lowenstein
F. E. Mackentepe
James Blair
Walter R. Hyman
Edward D. Roberts
James Reilly
California
Main Street Merchants’ Association
The
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Freight Bureau
Alma Youtsey to Wed in Boston to Lynch
Mrs Alma Daum Youtsey formerly of Cincinnati and divorced from Hawley Youtsey will marry Harry F Lynch a traveling salesman for the Marietta Chair Company. The ceremony is set for Trinity Chapel Boston with the couple to wed next Saturday following marriage intentions filed in Boston City Hall.
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Alma Daum Youtsey
Cincinnati
Hawley Youtsey
Ernest & Ernst
Boston
Mass
Harry F. Lynch
Marietta Chair Company
Gibson
George M. Daum
Ft. Thomas
City Hall
Youtsey
Lynch
Fruit Dealers to Meet on Tie-Up Remedies in Cincinnati
Wholesale fruit and vegetable men will meet at the Business Men's Club on West Eighth Street tonight to plan methods to end the present tie-up of fruit and vegetable cars on Cincinnati railroads. J J Castellini chairs the Investigation Committee. a full report will be presented at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Club
West Eighth Street
Cincinnati
J. J. Castellini
Quiz-style questions about history and science
This item lists ten trivia questions to appear in tomorrow's newspaper. It asks who wrote The Complete Angler, explains Justian, and asks who bore the title Commander of the Faithful, plus questions on the Great American Desert, geodesy, the largest known flying bird, La Garrote, Confucius and his life, galley ships, and copra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confucius
Answers to Yesterday's Questions Known Facts
A compact list of historical facts covering events from 1900 Galveston flood deaths to Covington Kentucky settlement in 1813, noting Tahiti as a Polynesian island and Colt’s 1835 revolver invention among ten items.
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the Press Publishing Co
Galveston
Rhodes
Helios
Gambrinus
Flanders
America
Tahiti
Samuel Colt
U. S. Navy
Ganges
Covington
Queenie the Boston bull terrier spared from death
Queenie faces potential execution after biting an woman but a Virginia man named G A Mann offers to adopt her. The letter influences police and wardens at the Third District Station to seek a humane outcome. Queenie is now safe and happy in custody.
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Queenie
Third District
New York
Fifth Avenue
Juegling
East Radford
Virginia
G. A. Mann
Painter's Union Official Injured In Embankment Crash
Harry Peck a 56 year old business agent of the Painters Union was injured when his car went over an embankment on Kirby road east of Cliff Pike He was treated at the scene and later at General Hospital where lacerations a fractured nose and facial injuries were noted His condition was not serious Also in Hamilton County a Sunday morning crash on the Dixie Highway between Wyoming and Glendale killed Michael Stepheno 47 of Franklin He and a passenger family were hurt but not seriously In other incidents Louis Neff a peddler was bruised when knocked from his wagon by a passing car and Revert Lee was uninjured after his car collided with a streetcar
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Harry Peck
McClelland Avenue
St. Bernard
The
Painters’ Union
Kirby Road
Cliff Pike
Louis Beckler
Peck
Beechmont
Fastern Avenue
Auto Patrol
General Hospital
Michael Stepheno
Franklin
Dixie Highway
Wyoming
Glendale
Stephano
Hamilton County
Louis Neff
West
Ninth Street
William Lehan
Celestial Street
Second
Sycamore
Second Streets
Neff
Revert Lee
Bevis Avenue
Evanston
Main Avenue
South Norwood
Porter Named as Trustee of Library Fund
Washington T. Porter, President of Trustees of the Public Library, is a nominee for Trustee of the endowment fund of the American Library Association. The forty fourth annual conference will run June 26 to July 1 in Detroit, Mich, with about 2000 delegates from the U S and Canada expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington T. Porter
The
Public Library
American Library Association
Detroit
Mich
United States
Canada
Germany approves retention of troops on Rhineland
Berlin reports German official circles warmly approve the United States decision to keep a limited number of troops in the American sector of the Rhineland. They say the presence will boost morale and serve as a national link in German American friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Associated Press
United States
Rhineland
Rhine
Officers Association Formed by Local Vets
An Officers Association of Cincinnati organized at the University of Cincinnati with Colonel Laurence Halstead explaining tactics. Eligible members include U S Army officers and National Guard units from Ohio and Kentucky. Elected officers: President Colonel Simon Ross, Vice President Judge Joseph H Woeste, Secretary Major Sidney H Guthrie, and others with Frederick L Hicks named honorary.
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Officers’’ Association of Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Laurence Halstead
General Staff
Fifth Army Corps
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Officers’ Association of
Cincinnati
United States Army
National Guard
Hamilton
Clermont
Butler
Ohio
Campbell and Kenton
Simon Ross
Joseph H. Woeste
Sidney H. Guthrie
Peter E. Traub
E. D. Gillam
Stanley C. Roettinger
Court of Common Pleas
Frederick L. Hicks
University
Reduced Coal Rates Predicted At Purchasers Meeting
Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky manufacturers and large coal users anticipate lower L and N Railway freight costs from Eastern Kentucky to Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. The Kentucky State Railway Commission and Interstate Commerce Commission will rule on the reductions, which would cut Cincinnati rates to 1.75 dollars per net ton and Northern Kentucky to 1.56 dollars, with a July 1 applicability. Frank Weimann was elected Vice President of the national association at Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Northern Kentucky
Kentucky
Purchasing Agents’ Association
Hotel
Gibson
Kentucky State Railway Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Frank Stapleford
United States Printing
Norwood
Frank Weimann
R. K. LeBlond “Machine ‘Tool Company
National Association
Rochester
N. Y
Harold Bachman's Band at the Zoo to perform overseas songs
The American Legion members from Greater Cincinnati will sing along with Harold Bachman's Band during a Gardens outing on June 17. The event features combined posts and a program of favored overseas songs.
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Harold Bachman
the Zoo
American Legion
Greater Cincinnati
the Gardens
I O O F Memorial Sunday Service Set
Seven lodges of the I O O F will hold memorial services for members and relatives at Third M E Church East McMicken Ave and Lang Street on Sunday night. Rev C B Koch D D and Rev F Beuscher will speak.
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M. E
McMicken Avenue
Lang Street
C. B. Koch
D.D
Two Men Charged as Mashers in Clifton Incident
Detectives Weis and Hayes arrested Rudolph S. Kuhn and Fred Klein after they allegedly harassed Mrs. F. J. Ballman at Sixth and Race streets. A third man fled as Kuhn and Klein were taken into custody. Both Kuhn and Klein face disorderly conduct charges. Ballman to testify in Police Court.
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Weis
Hayes
Sixth
Race Street
Rudolph S. Kuhn
John Street
Fred Klein
Central Avenue
Kuhn
Klein
F. J. Ballman
Shiloh Avenue
Clifton
Sixth and
Race Streets
Ballman
New Comet Likely Identical With Gregg’s Discovery
Cambridge Mass June 6 The comet found by Skjellerup Capetown probably matches Gregg’s Comet Grigg’s comet discovered by John Grigg Thames New Zealand July 22 1902 Prof A O Leschner University of California told the Harvard Observatory two staffers who computed the orbit found it similar to Grigg’s comet
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Skjellerup
Capetown
South Africa
Gregg
A. O. Leschner
University of California
Harvard Observatory
Grigg
Johnn Grigg
Thames
New Zealand
Leschner
Minister Announces Engagement to Deaconess Belva Jennings
The Rev. Henry J. Simpson, assistant minister at Christ Church, disclosed last night that he and Miss Belva Jennings, a Christ Church deaconess for five years, plan to marry. The ceremony will be held at the fiancé’s New York City home in early July, after which Simpson expects to take a church post in a Michigan city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
East Fourth Street
Henry J. Simpson
Frank H. Nelson
Belva Jennings
New York City
Simpson
Michigan City
Women Missionaries Meet in Cincinnati Presbytery Gathering
More than 300 women attended the quarterly meeting and luncheon of the Women's Missionary Society of the Cincinnati Presbytery at Glendale Church yesterday from 10 to 3 30. Miss Anna Belle Stewart spoke on Home Missions and Miss Edith Jones on India. Mrs J Shane Nicholls presided and discussed the General Assembly meeting.
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Women's Missionary Society of the Cincinnati Presbytery
Glendale
Anna Belle Stewart
Edith Jones
India
J. Shane Nicholls
General Assembly
Chamber official seeks ship subsidy aid for South Atlantic ports
Malcolm Stewart foreign trade manager of the Chamber of Commerce confers in Washington with Senators Amel Pomerene and Frank Willis to amend the ship subsidy bill. He warns Western shippers face added deaths moving goods through overloaded Eastern ports if trade is not opened to South Atlantic and Gulf points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Atlantic
Gulf
Malcom Stewart
The
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Atlee Pomerene
Frank Willis
Stewart
Sewer lid injures woman at Auburn and Sycamore
Mrs Barbara Newland 52 of 164 Dorsey Street suffered minor cuts and bruises when a sewer lid she stepped on at Auburn Avenue and Sycamore Street overturned and threw her into the sewer last night. Omaha artist J Knox ONeill 74 died today in Omaha Nebraska. He painted The Battle of Wounded Knee and was born in Darke County Ohio in 1847.
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Barbara Newland
Dorsey Street
Auburn Avenue
Sycamore Street
O'Neill
Omaha, Neb
J. Knox O'Neill
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League of Nations
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Jack Dempsey
O. O. McIntyre
Longacre Square
George
Cincinnati Commercial
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Alma D. Youtsy
Porter
Library Fund
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Officers’ Association
Rev. H. J. Simpson
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