New Clerk at Burnet Joins Night Watch
J. E. Lewis of New York started duty last night at Burnet and will be on the night watch of the clerical force. Smoke from paper burning in a stove at 228 East Pearl Street caused a large smoke alarm but caused no damage. Safeblowers hit the Amelia Ohio Post Office yesterday morning, taking $20 in cash and stamps. a gang active from this city over the past six months is suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnet
J. E. Lewis
New York
Will
East
Pearl Street
Isaac Epstein
Amelia
Pease
Carrie
Laubéngair
Spring Grove Avenue
Wesleyan Cemetery
Prout
Rose
O’brien
William Prout
Spring Street
St. Xavier's Church
Ross
William B
Urston Baptist Church
Ruskin
Julius Leon
Bessie Lee Ruskin
Frank
Denver
Col
West Seventh Street
Hartwell Chapter to Initiate Fifteen New Members Tonight
Hartwell Chapter American Insurance Union will meet this evening to initiate fifteen new members. The order recently formed a new Covington chapter and plans an outing at Coney Island in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwell
American Insurance Union
Order
Covington
Coney Island
Dairymen Parade Leads to Reichrath Park Picnic
Mounted on decorated horses the Dairymen's Association marches to Reichrath's Park for the annual picnic. A brass band leads the procession and floats display mottoes advocating pure milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairymen’s Association
Reichrath’s Park
Race track swindler case repeats as Munk is arrested again
William H. Munk, arrested last winter in a gang of race track swindlers, was detained again by local police last night. Detectives Kelly and Heustlein and Night Chief Corbin nabbed him on a loitering charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Munk
Kelly and Heustlein
Corbin
Munk
Examinations Announced for Government Positions
The Civil Service Commission announces July 11 deck hands in the immigration service at New York and July 18 plate cleaners in the Government Printing Office with a salary of 1200. July 25 trains nurses for Panama with salary 720 plus board and lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commission
Immigration Service
New York
Government Printing Office
Panama
Five youths rob Harry Fostovisky on John Street
Early yesterday morning five youths assaulted Harry Fostovisky at 1552 John Street. Three pinned him while two searched his pockets and looted $1.25. Fostovisky could not identify the attackers as they escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Fostovisky
John Street
Fostovisky
Water main break causes citywide water outage
A small private pipe burst feeding the city main on McMicken avenue near Ravine street cut water supply yesterday. Residents in the north district were left without water until workers located the fault and restored service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMicken Avenue
Ravine Street
Ellen England Arrested Over Hotel Dress Watch Theft
Ellen England, a colored domestic at the Auburn Hotel, was arrested yesterday by Patrolman Baer on charges she stole a dress a watch and money from fellow servants. She denies the accusations and was sent to the Place of Detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen England
Auburn Hotel
Baer
Detectives Pursue Cleveland Arrest in Murder Charge
Detective Dwyer went to Cleveland with a warrant for William Gray a colored man wanted for the killing of William Lewis a resident of California. Gray was arrested there on a charge of shooting and wounding a Cleveland woman and notified to local police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwyer
Cleveland
William Gray
William Lewis
California
Moerlein Day Opens Season at Seventh Ward Club Camp
Yesterday marked the real season opener for the Seventh Ward Club camp at the mouth of Wilson's Creek between Lawrenceburg and Aurora. The event named Moerlein Day drew many members of the fair sex and was appropriately celebrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Ward Club
Moerlein
Wilson’s Creek
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Funeral Music At Eden Park Honors Late Gov Pattison
Sunday concert at Eden Park features a funeral march in memoriam of Ohio Governor John M Pattison. Cornet solo by Joseph Loebker. program includes Schubert Overture, Bizet Carmen selections, Rossini In Memoriam, and Finale Old Heidelberg with intermission between works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chopin
Pattison
Eden Park
Cincinnati
John M. Pattison
Joseph Loebker
Hohenzollern Ruhm
Franz Schubert
Slee de Bratton
Borel
Clerc
Bizet
Eeerer
Ohio
Elmwood Place Notes Highlight Local Events And Injuries
Elmwood Place Fire Department celebrated Fire Chief John Weidig families milestone as captain for ten years and his son Fred marked his twelfth anniversary. Ollie Mygatt was severely injured moving a heavy truck. Dr Buschington treated him for serious injuries. Knights of St John appoint F Flading as Supreme Delegate to Buffalo convention. Vine street cleared for a $30000 Sts Peter and Paul School building with eight classrooms and gym. Elmwood Place council reinstates Night Patrolman Haynes after a fifteen day absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmwood Place
John Weidig
Fred Weidig
Weidig
Ollie Mygatt
Highland Buggy Company
Vine Street
Reading
Sts. Peter and Paul
Hamilton Y
Council of Thee
Haynes
Harry
Cincinnati Steel Company to Double Output at Winton Place
The Cincinnati Steel Company plans to raise capital from 250000 to 500000 to build a second large steel casting plant beside the existing Winton Place operation. The firm, aided by the Industrial Bureau, will double its workforce from about 300 to roughly 600 as orders swell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Steel Company
Winton Place
Industrial Bureau
Dignity Demanded at City Hospital Ends Gillespie’s Job
Mayor Dempsey pushes dignity standards for City Hospital staff. After a new Board of Managers is elected, Robert Gillespie, a receiving clerk, is dismissed for whistling while working. He defends his conduct by citing low pay and poor accommodations as reasons to maintain dignity. Dr Julius Eichberg confronted him about his conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dempsey
Board of Public Service
Robert Gillespie
Gillespie
Julius Eichberg
Eichberg
Musicians Hold Annual Banquet during Ohio Music Teachers' Meet
Musicians attending the Ohio Music Teachers Convention at the Odeon held their annual banquet at the Coney Island clubhouse last evening. A boat trip, speeches by Prof. A. J. Gantvoort and others, songs, and social time followed. Morning and afternoon sessions featured round-table discussions on theory public school music piano and voice, a piano recital by Mabel Orebaugh, organ recital by Charles Clemens, and a program of distinguished solo and chamber works by noted performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Music Teachers’ Convention
Odeon
Coney Island
A. J. Gantvoort
Adolph Spagerman
Jacob Bettman
Marie Parr
President Werthner
George Krehbiel
A. Sharp
Walter Aiken
J. F. van Cleve
Frederick Hoffman
Association
Arthur Judson
Granville
Cincinnati
Louis Ehrgott
Mabel Orebaugh
Columbus
Scarlatti-Tausig
Tschaikowsky
St Xavier’s College Honors Academic Medal Winners
Closing exercises at Memorial Hall awarded medals and premiums to students. Names include Robert P. Walsh John H. Lamott Clarence E. Spraul Alfred T. Geisler James W. Denny Edward J. Corcoran and others. Preparatory class gold medal to Robert Nolan. Nearby schools also close for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Xavier's College
Memorial Hall
Robert P. Walsh
John H. Lamott
Clarence E. Spraul
Alfred T. Geisler
James W. Denny
Edward J. Corcoran
Edmund H. Nelson
Bernard Horn
Henry J. Howe
Leo Kuhlman
John W. Hoelscher
George Verkamp
Henry Gilligan
Frederick Bien
Gregor B. Moorman
Joseph B. Wilke
Charles BE. Breen
Thomas E. Ryan
Carroll D. Brereton
E. Leroy Nolan
Evan T. Schoenfeld
Edward A. Carney
Robert Nolan
Coal Car Supply and Distribution Under ICC Probe
Witnesses explain Pennsylvania Railroad coal car distribution method and mine ratings. Officials discuss growth, private cars, and lessons from strikes, with testimony on how fuel coal traffic was allocated and safeguarded against underhanded practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Thayer
Pennsylvania Road
Thomas Patterson
The
Pennsylvania
Mr. Thayer
Mr. Patterson
Thayer
Clements
Pennsylvania Railroad
Trump
Postoffice to Add Few Carriers and Clerks for New Year
Cincinnati Postoffice will add about six new carriers and clerks for the new year starting July 1. Usually a larger number is hired, but Postmaster Monfort has secured enough staff to handle current business. A departmental requirements statement has been sent to Washington, and officials will focus on inaugurating the pneumatic tube system in the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Eulogizes Late Governor Pattison At Cincinnati Meeting
The Cincinnati Democratic Club moved a Pattison memorial meeting plans were altered as speakers Houck Finley and others could not attend. The club adopted resolutions praising Pattison’s character and public service. Justice J M Smedes moved to dispense with other business. Several hundred members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Democratic Club
Pattison
Houck
W. L. Finley
J. M. Smedes
Railroads Win Suit Over Taxation Law in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Supreme Court set aside a $10,000 judgment against four railroads for alleged incorrect reporting of gross earnings. The ruling affects Chicago & Northwestern Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Chicago St Paul Minneapolis & Omaha and Minneapolis St Paul & Ste Marie. The inheritance tax law was upheld, applying to transfers within the state upon death or wills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Madison
Wis
Supreme Court
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
St. Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Ste. Marie
Tax Commission
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
Wisconsin
Receiver Harmon denies CHD sale to Chesapeake or others
Receiver Judson Harmon of the C H D and Pere Marquette railroads returns from New York saying reports of a sale to the Chesapeake and Ohio or the C N O are unfounded. He cites no new developments and notes bond claim negotiations remain unsettled as Lawrence Maxwell Jr and Hiram D Peck continue in New York seeking facts behind the Pere Marquette bonding of the C C L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Harmon
Pere Marquette
New York City
Chesapeake & Ohio
Harmon
New York
Bradford
J. A. Gordon
Cincinnati Men Chosen by Freight Agents Association
The American Freight Agents' Association adjourned in Montreal on June 21 and elected officers for next year in New Orleans. President is W. W. Alexander of the Louisville & Nashville Railroad, Cincinnati. Treasurer C. E. Fish of the Baltimore & Ohio Railway, Cincinnati. Secretary C. W. Dennison of the Pennsylvania & Hocking Valley Railroad, Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
American Freight Agents’ Association
New Orleans
W. W. Alexander
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Cincinnati
C. E. Fish
Baltimore & Ohio Railway
C. W. Dennison
Pennsylvania & Hocking Valley Railroad
Toledo
M., K. & T. Mortgage Filed to Refinance Notes
A $20,000,000 mortgage on the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railroad was filed with the Recorder of Deeds in St. Louis. The loan from the New York Trust Company bears 4 percent interest and is due January 1, 1936. Proceeds will retire $4,000,000 of outstanding notes and fund improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
ST. Louis
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
Recorder of Deeds
New York Trust Company
Arrests Threatened at Duckworth Club Outing at Coney Island
At the Duckworth Club annual outing at Coney Island on Saturday a raid by local magistrate constables is promised. Blank warrants are prepared to arrest any person found participating in games of chance on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duckworth Club
Coney Island
Five Downtown Methodist Churches Consolidate into Central City Charge
Five downtown Methodist Episcopal congregations Christie Chapel Asbury Chapel York Street Church Finley Chapel and Pearl Street Church merge to form the Central City Charge. The sustentation fund raises salaries for many downtown pastors and the second general assembly meets at Asbury Chapel tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal
Central City
Surprise plans for George B Nicholson in London
Cincinnati friends of George B Nicholson chief engineer of the Queen & Crescent now in London prepare a July 4 morning surprise. Nicholson went abroad weeks ago to recover from railroad work and General Manager Garrett sent circulars to railroad men to write letters to reach him on the holiday morning. Happenings include Mr 8S. W. Britton of New York back from extensive West and South tour in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
George B. Nicholson
Queen & Crescent
London
Cincinnati Children Exhibit At Fall Festival
Cincinnati schoolchildren begin work on a large display for the Fall Festival showing pictures fancy work and mechanical contrivances. The display is described as the largest and most interesting ever made by the schools with space award granted and preparations nearly complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Licensed to Marry List of Names and Addresses
A catalog of individuals and residences with ages and streets showing a marriage license issuance. Harrison Hensley and Trilby Southerland listed with addresses on Fifth Street. Alma C Veith Lawrence Geyer Laura Ogilby and others appear with corresponding ages and locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Hensley
Fifth Et
Trilby Southerland
Fifth St
Henry L. Rachel
Seventh St
Alma C. Veith
SAA Sr
Pevie
Lewis L. Smith, Jr
Ant
Cvedessee
Emma M. Adams
Chas, F. Kleinschmidt
Price Hill
Laura J. Ogilby
Lawrence Geyer
Lockland
Mamie Wittried
Local Names List Appears From Dayton to Covington
A fragmented OCR of names and ages lists individuals including Clarence P. Walsh from Dayton Alma K. Renner also of Dayton H. B. Reisenberg from Carthage O Reis a Straup Covington L. Spangier from Flint Wilma Cage from Worthington and a 21 age entry appears amid the garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence P. Walsh
Dayton
Alma K. Renner
H. B. Reisenberg
Carthage
Straup
I.o.s.s
Covington
Ise
L. Spangier
Flint
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City News
Safeblowers
Mills
Millcreek Valley Notes
Miss Callahan
Goring Thomas
Charlotte Callahan
Miss Orebaugh
Schubert Liszt Ee
Wagner-Liszt
Charles Clemens
Renner
Hollins
Cadsorm
Ysa
Wolstenholme
Morandi
Vidor
Hetisess
Beouis Shaw Babe
Ala
Couse Paulkes Ce
Mary Venable
Hans Huber
Messrs
Schneider
Hahn
Ida~Lichtenstader
Moszkowski
Dell Kendall Werthner
Schumann
Schliewen
Mattioli
St. Xavier
Academy of Our Lady of Mercy
Freeman Avenue
Ursuline Academy
Walnut Hills
Sacred Heart Convent
Church of the Holy Cross
Mt. Adams
St. Ludwig’s
Eighth and
Walnut Streets
St. Catherine's
Westwood
St. Lawrence Parochial School
St. Peter’s Cathedral School
St. Gregory's College
St. Mary's
Cedar Point
Penny O
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Knapp
Patterson
Harsimus
Berwind-White Coal Mining Company
Pennsylvania Company
Cassatt
Frank Hoff
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Joseph B. Boyer
Altoona
Boyer
Commission
Hoff
Stanard Moshannon
Tyrone
Miller
Europe
Pugh
Thayer and
Cassett
Democratic Club
Alexander and Fish
Freight Agents’ Association
CC. Peale & Bro
Central Ave
Jacksonville
Norwood
James K. Marshall
First National Bank
Young Men’s Mutual Life Association
Kolbe’s Paints
West Fifth Street
DR. A. Ravogli
Garfield Place
Co Ae
Jerusha C. Wainright
G. T. Latta
Ludlow
Brown
Annie Maria
William and
Betsy Brown
Chamberlin
James Clinton
Lodwick
West Ninth Street
Clark
James
Harrison Avenue
Burial Highland Cemetery
Crawford
Morris G
St. Leger
Woodburn and
Gilbert Avenues
Floral Avenue
M’quaid
Anna L
John F. McQuaid
B. S. Fallon
Reading Road
St. Andrew's Church
Avondale
Osgood
Grace M
Geo. Osgood
Ellen Street
John Doe
Central City Charge
Railroad Notes
Greater Cincinnati
MIS
BRO Jewelers
Uln
Fourth ST
West
the Commercial Tribune
Newport
12Th Street Station
Ticket Office
4Th and Vine
Ohio Mechanics’ Institute
McMillan Street
M. G. Collins
Hamilton College
Young Omen
Lexington
Blue Grass Region
Luella W. St. Clair
Bell Telephone Co
Vine ST
Commercial Tribune Bldg
Harry Goldblatt
Ine
E. Sixth St
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