County Officials Face Hospital Budget Dilemma for 1926
County leaders warn that operating the General Hospital and Cincinnati Tuberculosis Sanatorium next year will require at least 750000 more in the budget and possibly up to 1000000, as city finances strain and revaluations boost city and county assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Budget Commission
General Hospital
Cincinnati
Brown
Budget Commission
A. C. Bachmeyer
Charles E. Tudor
William F. Hess
Walnut Hills Parents Vote On Site For New School
Parents and pupils of Walnut Hills High School vote on acquiring unimproved property near Victory Parkway, Gilbert Avenue, and Woodburn Avenue for a potential new site. The 20 to 25 acre tract would serve Walnut Hills Evanston and Avondale areas and support athletic facilities and school buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills High School
Walnut Hills High School Association
Victory Parkway
Gilbert Avenue
Woodburn
Gilbert Avenues
George E. Mills
Mills
Walnut Hills
Evanston
Avondale
Need for Better Terminal Facilities Here Brought Home to Railroad Men
About 300 railroad officials toured Cincinnati freight yards to evaluate terminal needs. The group, led by John A. Morris, considered a belt line and new union passenger station to ease congestion around Central Union Station and the Mill Creek Valley. They noted potential shifts in traffic from the C&O and the impact of the Van Sweringen merger on terminal plans. An eight-year gap since a similar inspection was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Sweringen
Chesapeake & Ohio Lines
Ohio River
van Swerengens
Columbus
Cincinnati
John A. Morris
Pennsylvania Station
Pearl
Butler Streets
Central Union Station
Harriet Street
Philip P. White
Indianapolis
R. C. Barnard
Pennsylvania System
Millcreek Valley
Chesapeake & Ohio
West Fourth Street
Covington, Latonia
DeCoursey
Louisville & Nashville
Baltimore & Ohio
Ludlow
Southern
Thomas J. West
R. L. Alison
Big Four
Philip A. White
John Irvine
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Freight Bureau
G. R. Barry
Richmond
Ind
Pennsylvania
Co. H. Pumphrey
W.S. Butler
Russell
L. A. Woodell
Somerset
F. F. McNamee
J.,panscher
H. S. Johnson
M. Silbernagel
C. A. Bradshaw
Louisville
Joseph E. Dorset
Ohio Valley Shippers’ Advisory Board
G. W. Darling
E. S. Bartling
Brent Arnold
V. Bevington
Mayor Carrel
Charles E. Tudor
Charles F. Hornberger
Grand Jury Action Sought Over Cleveland Vote Fraud
In Cleveland a dispute over a proportional representation amendment to the city charter prompted threats of plain and special grand jury action. Governor Donahey asked a special grand jury inquiry into alleged election fraud in Cuyahoga County via a telegram from State Senator Bender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Hatton
Cuyahoga County
Donahey
Bender
Governor Donahey Will Not Act on Cuyahoga County Election
Columbus reports no immediate move by Governor Donahey in the Cuyahoga County election controversy. A telegram from Senator Bender of Cleveland requesting an investigation prompted the announcement at the Executive offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Donahey
Cuyahoga County
Bender
Cleveland
Real Estate Deals Involving Vine Street Properties
Martha Helmers bought 1513 and 1515 Vine Street for 45000 from Rachal Berkowitz, a four story brick double building plus rear structures with thirty rooms. Brokers were William A. Stone and Albert Goldberg. Twenty blocks away, Henry Gildehaus Company bought 1406 to 1412 Vine Street for about 75000 from Wilhemina Pierle, including a three story brick and stone building and a beer garden converted garage for ninety cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine Street
Fourteenth Street
Martha Helmers
Rachal Berkowitz
William A. Stone
Albert Goldberg
Wietrt
Erty
Gildehaus
Advertising firm expands on fourth floor in Schmidt Building
The Ralph H. Jones Company will occupy the entire fourth floor after space from Frederick A. Schmidt Company. The lease term increased to ten years with total rent of 130000 dollars. Broker Philip Nathan sold a three story brick building at 67 Melish Avenue Avondale for 9500 dollars to an undisclosed client, with three apartments of three rooms each. seller was Harry Blasel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Welsbach Company
Cleneay, Nourse & Malick
William V. Ebersole & Co
William Lucking
Frederick A. Schmidt
Ralph H. Jones
Schmidt
Fifth and
Main Streets
Philip Nathan
Melish Avenue
Avondale
Harry Blasel
Knights of Columbus Home Co Offers 14 18 East Ninth St Site
The Cincinnati Knights of Columbus Home Company offered a 30 day option on property at 14 to 18 East Ninth street to E H Matthews of the Bank of Commerce and Trust Company for 107500 dollars. Matthews acts for an undisclosed client. Reuben J Wood and attorney Paul V Connolly say the Home Company seeks a downtown corner site to house all council activities under one roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Knights of Columbus Home Company
East Ninth Street
E. H. Matthews
Bank of Commerce and Trust Company
East Fourth Street
Matthews
Reuben J. Wood
Paul V. Connolly
The
Home Company
Cincinnati Council
Knights of Columbus
Policeman Forgives Wife After Mustard Oil Attack
Walter McArthur a Fourth District officer in Cincinnati was blinded in part by mustard oil thrown by his wife Mrs Florence McArthur at Seventh and Mound streets. The incident left him hospitalized and uncertain about loss of sight in his left eye. She confessed the act saying it aimed at the other woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter McArthur
Fourth District
General Hospital
Seventh
Mound Streets
McArthur
Florence McArthur
Hartwell Avenue
Stowe School
Seventh Street
Mound Street
Nice
Eighth Street
City Hall
Nell
Andrew Danner
Loth Street
McArthur Family Suffering Marked by Tragedy and Hospital Visit
Police recount a troubled marriage of ten years ending with Mrs. McArthur’s nervous illness and seven children, six of whom died. While transporting McArthur to General Hospital for questioning, a police patrol collided with two vehicles, including a car driven by Charles Laile, who faced reckless driving charges, and a second vehicle owned by Mrs. A W Herron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthurs
McArthur
Charles Laile
Ohio Avenue
Rudolph Eicking
Gilbert Avenue
Laile
A. W. Herron
Dexter Place
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Clifford Brown
Washington
New York
Boston
Norfolk
Eee Lint
Niagara Falls
St. Lawrence
Montreal
New England
Adirondacks
Green Mountains
White Mountains
Berkshires
Lake Champlain
Lake George
Maine
Hudson River
City Ticket Office
Dixie Terminal
Phonies
Cen Union Depot
F. H. Wipper
Simon
Pieman
Hubic
Simon Hubig
Hubig's
Hubig
Simon Hubig Co
Vine St
van Sweringens
Associated Press
Wickham Construction Company
Kenton Hills
Covington
Cincinnati Real Estate Board
Roy E. Biles
Wickham
Burgeo
Wilson
Main St
Reading Road
Y Canal
Chichester
Mate
Mustard
Lg F
E Saal
Gidding & Co., Inc
Navy
Virginia Beach
Norfolk, VA
Gig
Dixie Terminal Building
Michell’s
Mitchell's
Mitchell
Delaware
Robert Mitchell Furniture Co
Race Street
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