Increased teacher pay urged by Dr. Condon board told
Dr Randall J Condon superintendent urged the Board of Education to raise minimum salaries for teachers to 900 for college graduates and 850 for non graduates with higher maximums for elementary and kindergarten staff The plan also calls for a second 100 raise for those below 1200 and a 100 increase for high school teachers only after elementary raises progress The board approved new pay for night school principals and teachers five days paid leave plus 35 days half pay and otherwise no pay for days beyond that.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Randall J. Condon
Budget Commission
Condon
Schoo’s
Dr. Condon
Charles A. Wison
Bertha M. Baer
Frick F. Bergman
Marjorie N. Davison
Otis Games
Iuella Goode
W. 9. Heller
Helen M. King
J. W. Lyle
M. R. McElroy
Mary E. Morgan
Walter Peoples
Frank A. Ralston
Minnie T. Dugan
C. F. Franz
F. Hanselman
R. S. Hayes
Mabel R. Holman
Alvina Hollenberg
J. B. Johnston
Elizabeth Leonard
T. Logan
Bessie W. Lakkey
Edith G. Morrison
Amelia Niedermeyer
Ethel L. Outcast
Cora Owsley
C. H. Porter
Edith Reilly
Florence E. Root
Grace Ruegles
Mabel Rybolt
Rebecca Snyder
F Edyth Steinkamp
Cata
M. van Hart
Mary Warnking
Celia B. Wiedemer
E. W. Wilkinson
M. Louise Armstrong
Harrison
Carrie Seaman
Priecilia Harris
Edith D.hill
Ruth Geiger
Marjorie Bellamy
Kirby Rosch
Anna Foerster
Matilda Dauch
Helen Bachrach
Blanche K. K. Evans
Francisca Noonan
Nora Sauer
Florine M Vatter
Tillian Wulfeck
Aesistant
Annette Fillmore
Mail Carriers to Get Saturday Afternoon Off
Government workers gain Saturday afternoon off. mail carriers to enjoy the same respite. Plan extends no deliveries on Saturday afternoons during June July and August. Officials say the change will be satisfactory and worked out for clerks and carriers.
Withrow Backs Relief Bill for Cincinnati Schools
Dr J M Withrow president of the Board of Education urged the Legislature to pass a school bill sponsored by M L Thompson of Cleveland that would ease securing funds for Cincinnati schools. The bill does not add new money but helps obtain the same amount of city funds for remodeling and rebuilding old school houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Withrow
Board of Education
M. L. Thompson
Cleveland Board of Education
Cincinnati
Dr. Withrow
Night High School Graduates Certifed by Condon
At a morning board meeting the Board of Education certified graduates from night high schools. Dr Randall J. led the discussion on certification details and next steps for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condon
Board of Education
Randall J
Graduation totals set for West and East Night High Schools
Condon recommends diplomas for 327 graduates to be honored at Music Hall next Saturday. West Night High School reports 133 graduates and East Night High School 194, with many students completing final exams prior to commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condon
Music Hall
West Night High School
Dr Condon to Confer With Detroit Board
Dr. R J Condon superintendent elect of the Detroit Public Schools will travel to Detroit for a meeting called by Dr Andrew P Biddle to decide his appointment. Mayor James Couzens had objected a Detroit man should lead but has withdrawn salary objections. Condon may stay in Cincinnati if support remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Condon
Elec
Detroit Public Schools
Andrew P. Biddle
Detroit Board of Education
James Couzens
Condon
Detroit
Dr. Condon
Cincinnati
Army and Navy Vets to Honor Yeomaneff Ruth McCoy
Chief Yeomanoff Ruth McCoy of the Cincinnati Navy Recruiting Office will join George Washington Post No 1 Army and Navy Union at the Memorial Hall meeting on July 2. She is the third Cincinnati woman to be honored by the union since its 1880 founding, with two former navy personnel now in the army ordnance corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeomaneff Ruth McCoy
Cincinnati
Yeomanoff McCoy
Colonel Cody's midnight law clash at Covington cafe
Covington patrolmen Nic Brake and Joe Doyle charged Colonel Cody with violating the midnight closing law and disorderly conduct after a late eve confrontation at Cody's cafe on Third and Scott streets. Cody denied serving liquor past midnight and blamed guests while a court hearing was set for next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Tom Cody
Third
Scott
Boniface
Nic Brake
Joe Doyle
Cody
Rathskeller
Colonel Cody
Nic
Jess Willard
Joe
Lew L. Manson
T. B. Brown
Dick Mack
John Hartman
Cody’s
Manson
Keith
Blake
Cincinnati
Boy Scout Week Encouraged Across 275 Cincinnati Churches
Boy Scout Week will be observed in more than 275 Cincinnati churches to day to promote 20 000 associate memberships to be launched Tuesday. Local leaders say over eighty percent of US churches are linked to Scout troops and urge congregations to back the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Boy Scout
J. J. Rowe
Harvard
Buffalo
Edgar Friedlander
West Virginia
United States
James E. West
Scout Movement
West
Machinery Salesmen to Hold Annual Conference here
Representatives of the American Laundry Machinery Company from across the United States gather for their annual meeting opening tomorrow at Norwood offices. L S Smith will discuss foreign trade. more than 150 reps expected. Events include tours of Ft Mitchell Club and the Zoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Laundry Machinery Company
United States
Norwood
L.S. Smith
E. B. Stanley
William A. Biddle
Ft. Mitchell Country Club
Zoo
France
Smith
Europe
Cincinnati
Track improvements to be carried along with street repairs
Vice President Walter A. Draper told City officials that the Cincinnati Traction Company will aid in necessary street repairs. Work on Vine street, Madison road, and Fourth to Seventh streets will start in two weeks, with double tracks on Central avenue to follow as soon as possible. The move satisfies the Westwood Fairview Heights Mohawk Brighton groups, and the company plans to assign many workers to avoid delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Traction Company
Walter A. Draper
Galvin
Hornberger
Culkins
Krug
Draper
Vine Street
McMicken Avenue
McMillan Street
Madison Road
Woodburn
Erie Avenues
Central Avenue
Brighton
Mohawk Bridge
Westwood
Fairview Heights
Mohawk-Brighton
Memphis Physician Weds in Cincinnati
Dr Eugene Rosamond of Memphis Tennessee married Inez Fennell daughter of Dr and Mrs W H Fennell of Walnut Hills Cincinnati at the Church of Assumption was solemnized by Rev J P Stedman The groom is a physician and prominent Memphis citizen They will honeymoon in Atlantic City before settling in Memphis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Rosamond
Memphis
Tenn
Inez Fennell
W. H. Fennell
Gilbert and
Yale Avenues
Walnut Hills
J. P. Stedman
Church of Assumption
Rosamond
Atlantic City
Probation Officer Takes Charge Of Indiana Girl
Ruth Stone 19 of Elwood Ind admitted theft of two money orders valued at 20 dollars each from Annie Caldwell while a guest at the YWCA. Judge Bell placed her in the custody of Probation Officer Falk in Police Court. She said she intended to send the money to her ill mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Stone
Elwood
Ind
Annie
Caldwell
Young Women's Christian Association
Falk
Bell
Morrissey
Fifth Ward Club Honors Deputy Sheriff with Gold Badge
The Fifth Ward All Trades Republican Club presented Deputy Sheriff Eddie Hennexes with a gold badge last night. Joseph Breining, Deputy Police Court Clerk, delivered the presentation speech. The meeting endorsed William Pete Long for Ward Assessor in the upcoming primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Ward
All Trades Republican Club
Eddie Hennexes
Joseph Breining
William
Pete” Long
Chinese government limits anti Japanese boycott growth
Reports from Japanese sources say the Chinese Government is actively discouraging the anti Japanese boycott movement in China and that the student led agitation is not spreading significantly, despite efforts in other years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
China
Last Pleasant Ridge High School to Graduate
The citizens of Pleasant Ridge prepare for the last commencement at the Pleasant Ridge High School held Wednesday evening. Thirteen seniors compose the final class as the school will close and students transfer to East High School with Prof. T. L. Simmerman remaining for elementary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Ridge
Cincinnati
T. L. Simmerman
New East High School
Joseph D. Surdo
J. M. Withrow
Board of Education
Pleasant Ridge High School
Health precautions in handling milk urged by Craven
Assistant Health Officer Craven warns housewives that responsibility ends with delivery and emphasizes four risks in the home. Avoid unclean containers, air exposure, delayed cooling, and fly contact. Keep milk cold, preferably in original container, to prevent bacteria and odor absorption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craven
Health Department
Turks Send Envoys to Peace Conference
The Turkish Government named a delegation to the peace conference led by Damad Ferid Pasha. Other members include Tewfik Pasha, Tewfik Bey, Riza Tewfik Bey, and Rechid Palim Bey. Ferid Pasha is prime minister. Bewfik Pasha is a former premier. Tewfik Bey is finance minister. Riza Tewfik Bey heads the Council of State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Damad Ferid Pasha
Constantinople
Tewfik Pasha
Tewfik Bey
Riza Tewfik Bey
Rechid Palim Bey
Damad Ferid Basha
Bewfik Pasha
Council of State
Dabney Address Marks End of Cincinnati University Year
The Class of 1919 heads toward graduation as Cincinnati University's commencement week begins with President Charles W Dabney delivering the baccalaureate address in McMicken Hall at 11 o clock. The day features processional music scripture reading prayers hymns and benediction concluding with the recessional He Leadeth Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati University
Charles W. Dabney
McMicken Hall
William McKibben J
David Phillipson
Lord
Ernest Co. Waring
D. D
John B. van. Fleet
Beauty accuses soap maker of misbranding and harm
Miss Ruth Ackerman of 1533 Elm Street swore out a warrant charging George O Neil of the New Brunswick Hotel Third Street and Broadway with selling misbranded drugs and false pretenses. A soap sample retailed at seventy five cents per cake contained caustic emata upon analysis by City Chemist Meyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ackerman
Elm Street
George O'Neil
New Brunswick
Third Street
Broadway
Miss Ackerman
Meyers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vocation Bureau
State Industrial Commission
Avondale
C. M. Howe
H. Dube
C. J. Brubaker
Guilford
Richard K. LeBlond
East Side High School
Ethel Holter
Martha Gibbons
Bessie Dow
Frank J. Bauer
Robin McFee
Ethel M. Bohl
Whittier
Carson
Edna May Stuntz
Morgan School
Anna May Orr
Carson School
Sadie B. Hinson
Douglass
Laurella Burnham
J.A. Chapman
John A. Schwarz
A. F E. Gamblee
Marie Bolsinger
Fairview
A. E. Linde
Edna Rizzi
North Fairmount
Helen Flannery
Marg. Hoffmann
Ovier
Lytle
Ernestine Nadel
Marcella Léon
Gertrude Francis
Sherman
Sam F £Eltz
Ruth Helmers
Linton
Harry Martin
Ida M. Rhoades
Ethel Kerr
Washburn
C. Petzhold
Jane Leon
Webster
Withrow
Alters
Bernard Aloysious
Parker
Esther M. Buchanan
Ernest. Coogan
Ellen G
Lee Carl
Donat
Mata
the Pergmann
Norbert
Bachmann
Gil. E. Becker
Emil Cc. Bertsch
Arthur C. Brown
Arthur K. Buerger
John J. Bumb
Marie H. Dietrich
Marie. A. Dossmann
Frances. Engelharft
A. O. Gerkeport
Elmer
Hammerle
Olga E. Hein
Otto Win. Hinkler
Anthony H. Holzwarth
Clara Hoch
Paul C. Hubner
Austin
Sylvia E. Harvey
Edward C. Hardig
Joseph E. Heim
Emma *R. Hengge
Florence R. Hill
Howard D. Hilvers
Frank ¢., Jr. Hoffmann
Helen M. Hunter
Marie A. Ketterer
Frieda C. Klenk
Minna M. Lammers
Irene M. Mound
Alma K. Murphy
Lorette B. Nagel
Amelia O’connor
John J. Poppe
Anna C. Puke
Marie Louisa
Gradus Ammon
Arthur
Amtman
Joseph Bloom
Rose
Borcherding
E. C. Brackett
Mary W Bradley
William, Carr
Marion&. Chalk
Carl Fxlwin Clark
William B. Costello
Richard V Davies
Ethel May
Davis
Margaret IL. Deluse
George H Doermann
George Eckert
Walter J. Hippstein
Madelein Fender
Flora S. Gagen
Norman H Gartner
Eugene I Goldberg
Rebecca, Gross
Ethel F. Gross
Selma Haller
Conrad H. Heile
Cyril E. Heymes
Anna J. Hill
Mary R. Hoffman
Hugh H Hoffman
Mildred Itkof
Jacob, Jungkind
Alfred Klingenberg
Mari Krenage
Lily M Lamping
Raymon Seeker
Bernice M Lipschitz
David McCaffery
Thos. McCarthy
Felix McDonough
Bessie McDowell
RP. MecGehean
Robert Graduates
Thi Bazver
Fred Farrell
Lawrence Glendenin
Anna Jones
Edward H
Stenogram Adams
Albert A. Ante
Mathilda
Ayres
Irene Sara Baker
Julia C. Baker
Lois Balte
Harold F. Barg
Edith
Louis Byington
Elmer A. Clark
Mary Alice Dahlman
Leonard Doepke
Caroline F. Duesing
Clarence Heininchen
F Holtzman
Jennie Husing
Wilton H. King
Stella E. Kutzleb
Oliver. Leddy
Kathleen. Torenz
Wm. J. Mager
Russell F Marke
Amelia A Martinkovitz
T— Jones
Lillian. Kétterer
Meda M. Kruse
Harry C. Kenman
Walter HW. Kuhn
Margaretha. McHugh
Alice E. Polster
William J. Reik
Lila
Reis
Joseph
Rosendale
Gladys. Saffer
Raymond B. Schnittger
Norma EB
Steinfeldt
Mildred E,. Sutherland
Marie M. Tiemeyer
Edwin H. Thomas
Marge. Thornton
Sarah. Weis
Max C. Westerman
J. Harry.Wuest
Hilda
Lazarus
Irene C. Leiner
Olga M. Luis
Edth. McClellan
Wm. Meinhart
Estelle
Moreland
Gertrude J. Muckerheid
Marian
Mueller
Anna
Niehaus
John W
Robst
George
Rome
Edna M. Romer
Alfred H. Scholle
Frank
Schulte
Helen
Stern
Charles K. Warns
Margaret
Wiggins
Edna M. Wolf
J. James
Zimmers
Dorothy
May E. Schumacher
H. H. Schwartz
Florence J. Schwartz
Harry Siegler
Edwin J. Simms
Georgia L. Slutsky
Abraham, Suhre
Aloysius, Taylor
Arthur V. Taylor
Wanda B. ‘Teeters
Robert M. Tressier
Thomas P Vane
Irma Claire
Waits
Harry E. Weiser
Isadore
Weiz
Frank L. Wenning
George B. Werst
Henry
Wierer
Samuel
Windisch
Margaret. Wrigley
Thomas R
Courte— Keen
Henry Clay, Mers
William H. Mitsch
Edna H
Koehler
Cecilia A. Kramb
Minnie E. Ludeke
Mark
Louise
Maienschein
Norma A. Menogue
Alice. Mayer
Lydia Co
Meyer
Michael
Eleanor
Nicolette Josephine G. Novitch
Fannie. Nunn
Viola Marie
Nutick
Margaretee Obermann
Carl Outcast
Wesley Pastor
Cella
Plattner
Mabel C. Quinlan
Bessie. Riehle
Marcella
M. Robertse
Max
Ites
William J. Sullivan
Charles E. Tenenbaum
Nathan
Wang
Weathe
Raymond
Wight
Rena
Winter
George Wm
Detroit Board
Army and Navy
Miss McCoy
Monight Law
Pride of
Scout Campaign
Boy Scouts
Robert J. Bonser Co
Kermanshah
Bokhara
Daghestan
Feraghan
Serabend
Mahal
Sehna
Sarak
Kirman
Kashan
Cor
Race & Pearl Sts
Royal Wiltons
Jo Oes
Axminsters
Linoleuwni
Robert J. Bonser
Dr. Rosamond
Hennekes
McCullough
Wyoming
David Harum
Kate Gray
Dr. Nansen
Gladiator
King Humbert
J. M. McCullough’s Sons Co
H. B. McCullough
Geo. H. Parvin
Ohio
Ohio Mechanics Institute Canal
Walnut Sts
Telephone
Canfil
DR. Dabney
James J. Jennie Ee
Art Museum
Eden Park
Southern Ohio Savings Bank
Main Street
Kotte’s Drug Store
Sixth and Elm Sts
Cincinnati, O
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!