Chief Engineer Wounded in Basement Fight at Building
John Hartman chief engineer and John Dorsey assistant clashed in a basement engine room using a knife and wrench. Hartman was cut severely and rushed to General Hospital, where doctors say he may recover. Dorsey, discharged earlier that day, was arrested after the incident reported by Fireman Dougherty. The fight occurred after Dorsey returned for belongings at around 7 o clock.
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Cial Tribune
John ‘Hartman
John Dorsey
John Hartman
General Hospital
Th Hospital
Thomas Dougherty
Dougherty
Hartman
Dorsey
Hill and Bowman
Knight
E. R. Edwards
York Street
East University Avenue
H C Whetstone Dies Noted Cincinnati Coal Merchant
Henry Clay Whetstone a prominent Cincinnati coal merchant died at his Morris Place home after years directing a large East End coal elevator. He formerly served as a Chamber of Commerce director and was brother to William Whetstone of W E Hutton & Co stock brokers.
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Henry Clay Whetstone
Cincinnati
Morris Place
East End
Chamber of Commerce
William Whetstone
W. E. Hutton & Co
New Citizens Certified From Diverse Nations
Certificates for becoming American citizens were issued yesterday to Paul Jordy a machinist from Germany at 2219 Loth street Harry C Rulio a worker from Turkey at 829 West Fifth street Cai Love Christensen chief draftsman of the Big Four Railroad from Denmark at 2122 Alpine place Pasquale Casciano a locksmith from Italy at 629 East Third street and Charles Mercurio a fruit dealer from Italy at 317 West Sixth street
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Paul Jordy
Loth Street
Germany
Harry C. Rulio
West Fifth Street
Turkey
Cai Love Christensen
Alpine Place
Big Four Railroad
Denmark
Pasquale Casciano
East Third Street
Italy
Charles Mercurio
West Sixth Street
First Ohio Field Hospital Corps heads to Mexico for service
Dr. A C Bachmeyer of Cincinnati General Hospital will join the First Ohio Field Hospital Corps as it deploys to Mexico. With six spots open, he is expected to resign his $4500 annual post to serve as a private. Colonel Hall, Captain Spelman, and Captain Bentley oversee the mobilization as infantrymen cheer the prospect of immediate orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Bachmeyer
Cincinnati General Hospital
Ohio Field Hospital Corps
Mexico
Bachmeyer
The
Medical Corps
Cincinnati
George Kitzinger Joins Wisconsin Field Hospital Corps
George Kitzinger, a longtime The Commercial Tribune staffer, departed for Milwaukee to join the First Wisconsin Field Hospital Corps after receiving a wire dispatch. He left within six hours and was granted leave by the Tribune during his service period as colleagues bid him farewell with a send off.
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George Kitzinger
Commercial Tribune
Milwaukee
First Wisconsin Field Hospital Corps
Kitzinger
The
Kitz
Army unit transfers and personnel moves reported
Head of the Medical Department of the State militia was granted a leave of absence to attend his mother's funeral at 628 Crown street. Alvin J. Hellard Raymond Davis Albert Lobnitz and James McCune enlisted as privates. Sergeant Morris Benton received an honorable discharge at his request. Sergeant J S Mahan reduced to private of A class amid illness. Sergeant Russell H Paden at Good Samaritan Hospital recommended for First Lieutenant by Major Hendley.
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State Militia
Rufus B. Hall
Crown Street
Alvin J. Hellard
Raymond Davis
Albert Lobnitz
James McCune
Morris Benton
J. S. Mahan
Russell H. Paden
Good Samaritan Hospital
Hendley
Would be groom delays wedding to pursue enlistment
Anthony Di Perno and Christina Glensman visited the Probate Court to obtain a marriage license but Di Perno objected to wed before enlisting. He agreed to file Army enlistment first, then return for the license. Mrs Glensman said they would marry by Squire Staline. Di Perno insisted he would go to war married or single.
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Anthony di Perno
Christina Glensman
Kennedy Heights
Glensman
Jake Falk
Heights
United States Army
di Perno
Squire Staline
Fifty in First Field Hospital Corps Enlist for Mobilization
Victor Gilker, a university student living at 955 Pavilion Street, joins the First Field Hospital Corps under Major Frank Hendley, bringing total enlistments to fifty. The unit drills at the armory daily and prepares for deployment to Columbus or the Mexican border, with eight wagons ready to transport tents beds and medical gear for 108 patients.
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Washington
I. H. Dube
Gwynne
Main Street
Keith Theater
Walnut Street
Fifth
Victor Heintz
Columbus
Statehouse
Troop C Cavalry
Helen Street
P. Lincoln Mitchell
Goodrich Rhodes
Victor Gilker
Pavilion Street
First Field Hospital Corps
Frank Hendley
Armory
Hendley
Hospital Corps
Joseph A. Hall
Railways Ready to Move 25000 Soldiers Daily
Railroad passenger officials say they could shift about 25 000 soldiers on short notice if orders come to move troops to the Mexican border. Chicago centered lines with Rio Grande access will handle the movement and the Pullman Company has 500 large tourist cars awaiting service. Officials emphasize efforts to ensure comfort and sleeping berths for each soldier.
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Chicago
Rio Grande
Brownsville
Pullman Company
Indiana militia mobilization camp called off
A mobilization camp planned as a middle west base near Indianapolis was called off after a telegram from General Thomas H. Barry, head of the Department of the Central West in Chicago. The move followed his recommendation, and the department notified him by wire. Over a thousand volunteers, including many Quohicans, had enrolled.
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Tion
Indiana
Thomas H. Barry
Department of the Central West
Chicago
Department
Middle West
Protecting Recruits Jobs At Travel ers Insurance And Western Union
The Travelers Insurance Company pledged that agents will not forfeit business interests due to military or naval service and will keep their positions with pay if they enlist. Travelers Indemnity Co employees receive the same treatment and job protection. Western Union Telegraph Co says staff called to National Guard for Mexican service will receive half pay while in government service.
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Travelers’ Insurance Company
Travelers’ Indemnity Company
L. R. Scholl
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union
National Guard
New Mayor Elected in North College Hill
J E Williamson was elected mayor of the recently incorporated suburb North College Hill on the Citizens ticket Tuesday.
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North College Hill
J. E. Williamson
Citizens
No Training Camp at Fort Harrison Cancelled
Cincinnatians hoping for civilian training at Fort Benjamin Harrison near Indianapolis are disappointed as the War Department announces the camp is canceled. The decision stems from a lack of regular army officers and troops to conduct instruction and other related post and reserve issues.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
War Department
Military Banquet At Cincinnati Business Men s Club
Thirty five young men attended a banquet for Major Fred W. Galbraith of the First Regiment at the Cincinnati Business Men s Club. He urged active citizen participation in military preparedness and pledged sixteen to enlist in the First Regiment.
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Fred W. Galbraith
Cincinnati Business Men’‘s Club
Brighton Council Elects Seven Candidates in Third Degree
Brighton Council No. 324, Junior Order United American Mechanics, initiated seven candidates in the third degree and presented ten new applicants. Councilor Walter Ackerman, with Past Councilor Phil Phillips and the degree team under Captain Evans, delivered the ritual work. The half term officers include Richard Braun as Councilor and Hugo Hawilie as Vice Councilor with a slate of secretaries and trustees. The annual trip to Coney Island is set for Saturday August 12. Installation is scheduled for the first Wednesday in July.
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Brighton
United American Mechanics
Walter Ackerman
Phil Phillips
Evans
Coney Island
Richard Braun
Hugo Hawilie
Edw. David
Harry ‘Hodson
Gus Ehlers
Lloyd Lanham
M. Vail
Harry Deicke
Inside Sentinel
John Macke
Outside Sentinel
N.rummelis
William Elwood
F. M. Hock
Charles Myers
Representatives State Council
Harry Hodson
George Bertrand
Charles Littleman
William Heheman
H. J. Ware
Charles Flohr
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Advertisers’ Club
Rotary Club
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Wew
Ohio Mechanics Institute
Institute of Applied Arts
Invaders
H. & S. Pogue Co
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Union Station
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Main ST
Charles Hauck
John Hoffman Sons Company
Cincinnati Omnibus Company
Teamsters
Omnibus Company
Fifth and
John Streets
Matthew Blakely
Charles Vernon
Carlisle Avenue
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George Pieppenberg
Stetson Ave
Natural Bridge
Fourth Street
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Butler
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Paris
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City Ticket
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Sinton Hotel
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Cameronia
Orduna
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Saxonia
New York
Pannonia
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State St
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Pool
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York
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