SCHOOLS IN Cincinnati Face Major Upgrades and Costs
An exhaustive report to the City Club chaired by Jerome B. Howard outlines radical changes in Cincinnati Public Schools. It calls for modernizing instruction and addressing physical plant needs, including abandoned and modified schools, new buildings, and a plan to fund improvements largely by bonds and taxes.
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Jerome B. Howard
Committee On Public Schools
Cincinnati
Department of Instruction
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Benecceves Poeta
Walnut Hills
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Navajo Blanket With Fifteen Stripes and Seventy-Two Stars
A Tucson New Mexico man Harry Ellard visited Navajo weavers on the Arizona reservation. He ordered a US flag pattern blanket from an elder squaw who could not count. The finished piece showed fifteen stripes and seventy two four point stars.
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City Hall notes on bond issues and street repairs
City Auditor Culkins and Councilman James agreed to issue bonds for 20000 to repair the old Harrison avenue bridge. The Sinking Fund Trustees met at President Taft s office for the plan. Bond issues of 13000 and 24000 will fund McLean avenue and Bold Face sewers repairs. The Board of Public Service backs a plan for an 8630 retaining wall on War Saw avenue. Forty three new tuberculosis cases were reported, and 109 total contagious cases, with 20 deaths. William H Lueders awarded watches to top pupils John Weissler and Helen Wolf.
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John Weissler
Helen Wolf
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Gest Street
Health Office
Allen
Joseph Stein
Hugh McKiernan
A. J. Henkel & Bro
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Queen City Avenue
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Eastern Avenue
Archer Street
Russell Avenue
Bouton Street
Keefe
Mass Meeting Honors Rev. William Nast Founder of German Methodism
The centennial birthday of Rev. William Nast of Cincinnati will be celebrated across German M E churches. A mass meeting at Third German M E Church features Rev. John L. Nielsson of Nast Theological Seminary Berea discussing Nast influence on German theology. Nast came to Cincinnati in 1835 as the church grew to 100000 members with 800 900 ministers, giving $500000 to pay ministers and $750000 for benevolent works.
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Cincinnati
McMicken Avenue
Walnut Street
John L. Nielsson
Nast Theological Seminary
Berea
Dr. Nast
Germany
M. E. Church
Tests Heat for Sleuths in Furnace Mystery
Readings by Prof. Faig of the University measure furnace heat for the police in the Ryan Soap Works case. Using a Cincinnati University instrument from Germany, three readings disprove the 3,000 degree theory. The top temperature found was 2,860 in a highly fired furnace with the most combustible fuel.
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Ryan
Cincinnati University
Germany
Negro barber and Ella Logan seek marriage license
William Robinson and Ella Logan appeared at Probate Court with two police bodyguards to obtain a marriage license. They faced threats from rejected suitor Robert Williams who vowed to kill Ella if she married Robinson. Clerk Bader issued the license while L. W. Mohr from Juvenile Court fled.
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Ella Logan
West Sixth Street
Robert Williams
Ella
Robinson
Clerk Bader
L. W. Mohr
Fitzgerald, Miss Mangan Wed in Cincinnati
Edward A. Fitzgerald traffic manager of the Cincinnati Grain Company married Lillian Mangan of Considine street Price Hill yesterday morning. The couple started a three weeks trip to the Thousand Islands St Lawrence or Jamestown Exposition and Eastern points and will settle in this city.
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Cincinnati Grain Company
Lillian Mangan
Considine Street
Price Hill
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence
Jamestown Exposition
Special Sunday train to Natural Bridge Kentucky at $1.50
L. and N. RY Kentucky Division offers a special Sunday excursion from Fourth Street Station at 7 30 a m June 23. It stops at Cynthiana Paris Winchester and intermediate points. Passengers view grand mountain scenery with boating and fishing.
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Kentucky Division
Fourth Street
Cynthiana
Paris
Winchester
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