Civil Service Denies Trick Question Claims in Exams
The Civil Service Commission denies that trick questions were asked in recent exams. A council member cited a supposed trick question in a fire department automobile engineer test, which the commission says did not appear in the December 2 1926 exam. The letter explains the commission’s goal to broaden advertising for city job applicants and asserts no manipulation occurred.
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Civil Service Commission
Julius Luchsinger
Luchsinger
Cincinnati
Recreation Commission
Village of Heaven Petitioned For Hamilton County Territory
The Hamilton County Board of Commissioners scheduled a hearing for August 5 1927 at 11 a.m. on a petition from more than thirty electors living in Whitewater Township seeking to form the Village of Heaven from parts of Sections 15 16 21 and 22 Township 1 Range East. The territory covers land traced through multiple landowners and parcels, includes about 475 residents, and notes no infirmary grounds within its limits. Clarence H Hallman and William Stuard are listed as agents for the petition.
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Board of County Commissioners
County of
Hamilton
State of
Ohio
Great Miami River
Whitewater Township
Hamilton County
Margaret McClanahan
Margaret McCllanahan
John Chidlaw
John Edwards
Clifford Walker
Valley Junction
Hooven Road
Harry J. Hunt
Frank Minges
Cleves and Valley Junction
Miami River
John L. Scoggins
John Weisbrodt, Jr
Heaven
Board of Commissioners
Commissioners
Clarence H. Hallman
William Stuard
Gift to Cincinnati University for Research On Worms in Red Pepper
The University of Cincinnati accepted a $2,000 gift from the Frank Tea and Spice Company to fund basic science research on parasitic eggs and worms in pepper production at its Institute of Scientific Research. The gift supports publication rights and patent options for the sponsor. The board also announced a $3,600 fellowship in surgery and noted extensive new gifts to libraries, departments, and the medical college, plus faculty promotions and upcoming commencement at Nippert Stadium.
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University of Cincinnati
Higher Learning
Frank Tea and Spice Company
Basic Science
Institute of Scientific Research
College of Engineering and Commerce
Spice Company
Fleischmann Company
Basic Science Research Laboratory
Herman Schneider
George Sperti
Frederick C. Hicks
College of Medicine
Hispanic Society of America
Cervantes
College of Liberal Arts
W. H. Pabodie
Helen P. Conant
Chemistry
Frederick W. Weissman
Geneva
Vernon. Venable
Geneva School of International Studies
Switzerland
Ohio Society of the Sons of the Revolution
Department of History
Dr. Hicks
Nippert
Maj
Frank Jones
Maj. Jones
Christ Church
Charles ®. Taft
Anna Linton Taft
Cincinnati Institute of Fine Arts
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Department of Internal Medicine
Leon Schiff
Medical College
J. Hobart Hoskins
Rodney P. Robinson
Frank R. Byers
Guy A. Tawney
Francis Landrum
Merton J. Hubert
Willard Kinne
Nathan C. Foot
Ohio Mechanics Institute to hold 98th commencement exercises
The Ohio Mechanics Institute will host its 98th annual commencement in Emery Auditorium tomorrow at 8:30 pm with an alumni dinner preceding the ceremony. John Weld Peck will address graduates, followed by diploma and certificate presentations across day and evening programs in engineering, drafting, art, and industrial courses.
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Emery Auditorium
Peck
Ohio Mechanics ’Institute
Alumni Association
Walter A. Draper
John Malick
John Weld Peck
United States
John T. Faig
CANCELED MAIL ON THE COLUMBIA STIRS OLD FEUD
The air mail contract went to North American Airways despite Levine's stake, but the Postmaster General canceled that bid and awarded to National Air Transport led by Paul Henderson. Comptroller General McCarl backed the decision amid protests. DOJ eyes civil action over salvage contracts with the War Department.
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North American Airways, Inc
Cleveland
Levine
National Air Transport, Inc
Chicago
Paul Henderson
New
War
Treasury Departments
Postmaster General
Henderson
North American Airways
McCarl
Sargent
Department of Justice
War Department
Air Company
McCar
Two Traffic Lights Donated in Cleves Honor War Dead
The Miller Stockum American Legion post presented two traffic lights to Cleves Ohio at a village council meeting to honor Peter Miller and A J Stockum killed in the Argonne Forest. The lights will be installed at State Road and Miami Avenue and at Mt Nebo Road and Miami Avenue to protect children crossing busy intersections after the school building burned and students moved to North Bend.
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Peter Miller
A. J. Stockum
Argonne Forest
Miller-Stockum Post
American Legion
Cleves
State Road
Miami Avenue
Mt. Nebo Road
North Bend
Rites for J L Mondary Sr Funeral at Home and Church
Funeral services for John L Mondary Sr 71 who died Sunday at his home 554 Laurel Street will be held at the residence this morning followed by a requiem high mass at Josephs Church Mondary leaves his widow Mathilda Boyd Mondary two sons John L Mondary Jr engineer Fire Company No 46 and Charles Mondary and three daughters Mrs M Schroeder Mrs Neler and Mrs C Brum Burial will be in St Josephs Cemetery.
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J. L. Mondary
John L. Mondary
Laurel Street
Joseph’s Church
Mondary
Mathilda Boyd Mondary
Fire Company No. 46
Charles Mondary
M. Schroeder
Neler
C. Brum
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Versailles Peddler Makes Survival Bid in Hotel
Abraham Kauffman a 47 year old peddler of 1529 John Street attempted to end his life by cutting his throat and slashing his right wrist in a Versailles Indiana hotel. A telephone message from Sheriff Smith said Mrs Kauffman noted long illness and he left Monday night around 8 pm to mail letters to relatives in Poland. He is expected to recover.
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Abraham Kauffman
John Street
Versailles
Ind
Smith
Resignations and Leaves at University Across Colleges
The board accepted resignations of numerous staff across colleges including Liberal Arts French tutor Martin Hubert and Chemistry instructor G I Thurmond. Nurses and Health staff Helene Mikessel and Katheryn Sanders. Law professor Walter Shohl. nursery director Marie Acomb. and others. Leaves of absence were granted to Helene Mikesell and Rebecca Anderson, with Iza beth Endebrock noted for the School of Medical Administration.
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Evelyn Mercer
Pediatrics
Nursing School of Household Administration
Florence Oleson
Claudine Meyer
Iscellaneous
Edward O Courtier
Hilda Eveslage
Virginia Cash
Ruth Rosenfelder
Mildred Lucey
Thomas E. Lavery King
College of Law
College of Liberal Arts
Martin J. Hubert
G. I. Thurmond
School of Applied Arts
C. Ralph Bennett
College of Medicine
John F. Bateman
Goodrich B. Rhodes
Joseph Lindner
J. Louis Ransohoff
Dudley W. Palmer
Joseph Heiman
Erwin Straehley
John J. Leichliter
Department of Pediatrics
School of Nursing and
Helene Mikese
Katheryn C. Sanders
Edna May Long
School of Household Administration
Marie Acomb
Colle . of
Walter M. Shohl
School of Nursing and Health
Helene Mikesell
Rebecca Anderson
School of Ncedota
Izabeth Endebrock
Levine Had Government Contract to Reclaim Shells
Isaac Levine claims his son Charles A Levine ran a postwar government shell disposal operation dubbed the junk business. He says the contract withdrew explosive charges, sold empty shells, and returned 40 percent to the government, profiting from the arrangement. Levine Sr notes Charles later moved into stock brokerage in 1925 and pursued aviation for science, not just money.
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Levine
New York
Charles A. Levine
Clarence D Chamberlin
Germany
Isaac Levine
Columbia Tube and Steel Company
North Adams
Mass
Long Island
Shell
Woman Lost in Cemetery Falls Into Lake Rescued
Mrs Louisa Brengelman 68 of Liberty and Barton streets wandered Spring Grove Cemetery last night and fell into the lake. Night watchman Floyd Baker pulled her out and she was taken to General Hospital for observation while police determine how she became lost.
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Spring Grove
Louisa Brengelman
Liberty
Barton Streets
Floyd Baker
Wilstach Street
General Hospital
Young Matty Mathewson to graduate at Bucknell
Christopher Mathewson Jr son of famed pitcher will graduate from Bucknell University in Lewisburg Pa tomorrow National League president John Heydler is paying tribute visiting the grave of the legendary Big Six social notes and honors arise around the ceremony
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Lewisburg
Christopher Mathewson, Jr
Bucknell University
John Heydler
Matty
Births list with numerous family names and addresses
A scanned birth notice item lists many families with parents and newborns including BUCKLEY Edward and Agnes with a boy at 2810 Hyde Park Avenue and other couples such as CARLSON Frank Kay Maria at 2557 Melrose Norwood and CONNERS Albert and Amie with a girl at 1004 Delhi Avenue. The entries cover multiple households across Loveland and nearby towns with both boys and girls named.
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Buckley
Edward and
Agnes
Hyde Park Avenue
Carlson
Frank Kay Maria
Melrose Avenue
Norwood
Oe Conners
Albert and
Amie
Delhi Avenue
Ela
Ida
Charlotte Street
William and
May
Freeman Avenue
Fehl
Norman and
Gertrude
Linwood Avenue
Gambenedetti
Vittorio and
Giovanna
West Sixth Street
Et and Edna
Hosea Avenue
Hightower
Frank and
Lillie
Richand
Lehman Willian
Bertha
Laidlaw Avenue
Luigi
Emma
Scioto Street
Schraer
Michel
Kate
Smiley
Samuel
Mary
Glenview Avenue
Sweeney
Laurence
Anna
Fuller Street
Wilson
Franklin
Addie
Newtownade
Marriage Licenses Listed With Names and Addresses
A list of marriage licenses is shown with pairs of names and ages, their professions, and addresses. Clergy are identified for each ceremony, including Rev. William A. Motter and Rev. Betsalel Epstein among others.
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Ward Williams
Haight Street
Blanche Emerson
Ella Stree
William A. Motter
Abe Wacksman
Liberty Street
Goldie Weinstein
Seventh Street
Betsalel Epstein
Mendile Saffer
Richmond
Ind
Pearl Cohn
Prospect Place
Louis Feinberg
Leslie McDermott
Sixth Street
Clara Arnold
Alms Hotel
William J. Anthony
Meredith H. Faulkner
Elm Street
Lucretia Layfield
Race Street
C. B. Koch
Charles T. Moore
Bellevue
Dorothy Bonham
Pendleton Street
F. J. Siefert
Herman Sherwin
Blair Avenue
Ida Allen
Prospect Street
George Hemberger
Wilstach Street
Frances Blum
Francis Kessing
Coolidge Flag Day Proclamation Urges Public Display
President Coolidge issued a proclamation calling citizens to display the American flag on Flag Day June 14 to mark the 150th anniversary of the Stars and Stripes. He will speak in Hammond Indiana and urged displays on public and private buildings and in schools and community centers nationwide.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Coolidge
Hammond
Ind
Congress
Killed as Autosoviet envoy plunges down an embankment
A Night report describes youths injured in separate auto accidents on Southside avenue and Central avenue. Franklin Moormann drove to the doctor after striking 11 year old George Riegelsberger Jr. Eleanor Harris, nine, suffered a broken arm and internal injuries after stepping into a car on Central avenue. both incidents prompted police responses and hospital treatment.
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George Riegelsberger, Jr
Southside Avenue
Frank Moormann
Riverside Avenue
Carpenter Street
Moormann
Dr. M. Bdwles
Delhi Avenue
Eleanor Harris
Earl Harris
Central Avenue
Russell Wethenby
Bank Street
Findlay Street
St. Mary’s Hospital
Mrs Kuni Mecklenburg Dies Wife of Mt Auburn Caf Owner
Mrs Kuni Mecklenburg 72 wife of Louis Mecklenburg owner of Mecklenburgs Garden and restaurant at University street and Highland avenue died at her home 307 Donahue street Mt Auburn after a lengthy illness She came from Germany in 1881 and helped build the family restaurant business Funeral at her Mt Auburn residence with Rev Ernst Vosster of St Johns Protestant Church officiating Burial in Walnut Hills Protestant Cemetery The family includes husband a son Carl former head of the Cincinnati Zoological Garden and a daughter Mrs R Wickman.
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Kuni Mecklenburg
Louis Mecklenburg
Mecklenburg
University Street
Highland Avenue
Donahue Street
Mt. Auburn
Germany
Cincinnati
Mr. Mecklenburg
Middle West
Carl
Cincinnati Zoological Garden
R. Wickman
Kennedy Heights
Ernst Vosster
St. John’s Protestant Church
Walnut Hills Protestant Cemetery
Robber Wins $80 From Cigar Store Till
The United Cigar Store at Fourth and Walnut was robbed of eighty dollars by a man who demanded quiet. Clerk John Mauer, 1900 Biegler Street, was downstairs ordering tobacco as the robber fled with the money. The suspect, about 35, smooth shaved, wore a gray suit and straw hat.
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United Cigar Store
Fourth and
Walnut Streets
John Mauer
Biegler Street
Mauer
Dangers of Fashions in Education Stressed
Rev H F Brockman Sr president St Xavier College warned at Mother of Mercy Academy Westwood graduation that educational fashions and programs threaten learners and educators. He said education requires aptitude and eagerness in students and inspiring teachers as essential qualities before higher learning.
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H. F. Brockman
Sr.j
St. Xavier College
Mother of Mercy Academy
Westwood
Academy Auditorium
Notre Dame Names Joseph Griffin Track Captain 1928
South Bend, Ind. June 7 Notre Dame announces Joseph Griffin of Detroit has been named track captain for 1928. Griffin is a hurdler and high jumper representing the Irish in intercollegiate meets.
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South Bend
Ind
Joseph Griffin
Detroit
Notre Dame
Bassler Brothers Buy Bay Fourth Street Building for 125000
Fred and Harry Bassler of the Bassler Fur Company have purchased the five story building at 131 East Fourth street from L B Renkitt for 125000. They plan a remodel with at least 25000 in upgrades including a new front elevator and modern equipment and will occupy the entire building by August 1. The Basslers' current home is 139 East Fourth street and Harry will keep his shop at 111 West Seventh street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Harry Bassler
Bassler Fur Company
East Fourth Street
Sammet Tailoring Company
Fred Bassler
L. B. Renkitt
Bassler Company
Fourth Street
Bassler
America
West Seventh Street
Debt Reduction Could Save $63 Million in Interest
Washington reports undersecretary Mills told New York Bankers Association that public debt retirement and refunding will save about 63.9 million in interest next year. He framed this as permanent tax relief and cited the 1926 to 1927 debt reductions as proof of steady progress.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Treasury
Mills
New York State Bankers’ Association
Liberty Loan
Harding
Coolidge
Treasury Department
Congress
Church Visitation Plan to Continue in Ohio
The Ohio Council of Churches will extend the interdenominational visitation evangelism program launched last fall and winter. A 50-person conference supported local campaigns in six to eight counties and noted past efforts in Licking Muskingum Fairfield Perry Cincinnati Dayton and Cleveland with leadership by Bishop Henderson of Cincinnati.
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Columbus
Ohio Council of Churches
State Council
Licking
Muskingum
Fairfield
Perry
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