Probe accounts of former clerk revealed in investigation
Arthur Georgi son of the late Deputy Clerk Robert C. Georgi denies overdraft in his father General B. F. Cowen era accounts. He describes a loan from Cowen to West End Turner Hall, notes repayment, and asserts official inquiry by Mr. Moore will determine facts while urging calm in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F
Arthur Georgi
Robert C. Georgi
Cowen
General Cowen
West Cincinnati Turner Company
West End
Turner Hall
Turner Hall Company
Moore
Judge Lueders and Prosecutor Resume Work in Police Court
Judge Lueders and Prosecutor Thomas resumed work in Police Court yesterday morning after a convention in Chicago. Patrolman Von Agthoven arrested James Cromer, chauffeur for the Jungelas Garage, on Reading road Avondale for violating the speed ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lueders
Thomas
Chicago
G von Agthoven
James Cromer
Jungelas
Reading Road
Avondale
Will Wed a Salesman
William T. Murray a 25 year old salesman of Buffalo New York and Miss Kathryn Mc Gowan 22 of 582 Grand avenue will marry tomorrow morning at 8 o clock in the Holy Family Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Murray
Buffalo, N. Y
Kathryn McGowan
Grand Avenue
Holy Family Church
Falls on Head From Car Injures Joseph Collins
Joseph Collins aged 29 of 113 East Fifth street fell on his head from an Avondale car yesterday at Fifth street and Broadway while attempting to alight. A patrol officer transported him to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Collins
East Fifth Street
Avondale
Fifth Street
Broadway
City Hospital
Funeral for engineer John Molloy today
The funeral of engineer John Molloy who died Sunday is held this morning. Mass at 8:30 at the Church of the Assumption by Rev. William Conway. Interment follows at St. Joseph's Cemetery Price Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Molloy
Church of the Assumption
William Conway
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Price Hill
Machinery Adjuster Hurt At City Building
Leopold Erbe aged 62 of 1606 Elm Street was injured yesterday while adjusting machinery in the Lion Building at Fifth and Elm. His arm was caught in a belt and torn from its pocket. He was taken to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold Erbe
Elm Street
Lion
Fifth and
Elm Streets
City Hospital
B'nai B'rith Cincinnati Chapter Ends Meeting Season
The Cincinnati Chapter of the B'nai B'rith held its last meeting until September in the Walnut Hills Business Club last night. Heat kept the session brief and only routine business was completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
B'nai B'rith
Walnut Hills
Wounded Man Identified as Simon Levy in City Hospital
Simon Levy, detained at City Hospital Friday for treatment of a bullet wound in his arm, was identified yesterday as the man shot by Mrs J H Hodge of 618 West Eighth Street last Wednesday night when found in her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Levy
City Hospital
J. H. Hodge
West Eighth Street
Will Bury Mrs Parker Today In Cincinnati
Funeral services for Mrs Louisa Ann Parker 50 wife of Luther Parker will be at 10 30 this morning in the Spring Grove Cemetery chapel She died in her apartments at the Hotel Anderson She was the daughter of John Bevan of Mt Auburn a manufacturer
Woman Saves Family As Gas Fire Destroys Curtains
A gas jet set fire to curtains in the apartments of Jacob Ginsberg at 734 Richmond Street yesterday. His wife leaped from bed and tossed the burning drapes into a corner, smothering the blaze with a rug. She sustained burns to her hands and arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Ginsberg
Richmond Street
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Burdick in Los Angeles
News from Los Angeles reports the death yesterday of Mrs Elizabeth Burdick widow of the late Charles Burdick a Cincinnati boniface. She had been ill about a month and moved to Los Angeles two years ago where she was a leading member of the Cincinnati Theosophical Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Elizabeth Burdick
Charles Burdick
Cincinnati Boniface
Mason Dies of Pneumonia in Cincinnati Burial Planned
Caleb R. Leonard, 63, longtime Boston leather firm manager and Thirty-second Degree Mason, died of pneumonia after a brief illness. His body arrived in Cincinnati yesterday and will be buried today at Spring Grove Cemetery. Services set for 4 p.m. in Spring Grove Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Caleb R. Leonard
Boston
Cincinnati
Spring Grove Cemetery
Leonard
Spring Grove Chapel
Fire Captain Seeks Arrest of Bondsman Over Hazards
A police court warrant was issued for Joe Levitsch a second hand dealer and bondsman at 711 Central avenue on dangerous premises charges Captain William H. Thompson of Engine Company No 45 filed the affidavit alleging blocked hallway to upstairs rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Levitsch
Central Avenue
William H. Thompson
Engine Company No. 45
Funeral for Eugene Swigart Held at Avondale
The funeral for Eugene Swigart president of the E. & J. Swigart Jewelry Co. was held yesterday at 3 30 pm at his Avondale residence 997 Dana avenue with Rev Charlies F Goss officiating. Interment followed at Spring Grove Cemetery. Pallbearers were C J Neave Oscar W Kuhn T B Stone Judge Hackney and E E Galtreath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Swigart
E. & J. Swigart Jewelry Company
Orvices
Dana Avenue
Avondale
Charlies F. Goss
Spring Grove Cemetery
C. J. Neave
Oscar W. Kuhn
T. B. Stone
Judge Hackney
E. E. Galtreath
Two Homes and Lot Prices on City South Side
Fragmentary listing shows prices for properties on Murdock avenue near Purcell owned by W H Fisher priced at 6500 dollars and on Hillside avenue near Clyde owned by C Kutchell at about 504 dollars. Also a brick residence on Iron street near Judson and Mary Oak street north of Liber 39 priced around 1500 each with related figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock Avenue
Purcell
W. H. Fisher
Hillside Avenue
Clyde
C. Kutchell
Bibs
Iron Street
Judson Street
Mary Oak Street
OWDET
Ohio Bar Assoc Plans July 7 9 Sessions in Patrin Bay
Ohio State Bar Association holds its annual meeting July 7 to 9 in Patrin Bay with Cincinnati lawyers attending. D A Hollingsworth opens with the annual address, Bourke Cockran speaks on the law's delays, and other talks cover uniform laws interstate compact taxation and party selection. The program includes committee elections, a musicale, and a discussion on political party influence before delegates are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Bar Association
Patrin Bay
Cincinnati
A. Hollingsworth
Cadiz
Bourke Cockran
William Bourke Cockran
New York City
Benjamin W. Johnson
Toledo
Benton Oppenheimer
Charles H. Grosvenor
Athens
Morrison R. Waite
Bar Association Outing Aboard River Steamer
The Cincinnati Bar Association held its annual outing on the river steamer Princess with 191 members and guests aboard for a downstream trip on the Ohio. A band and orchestra provided music as dignitaries including President Charles H. Stephens and committee members mingled, with initiation rites on the return leg and twenty one new State Bar Association members secured by Probate Judge Malsbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Bar Association
Princess
Ohio
Charles H. Stephens
Oscar Stoehr
Benton Oppenheimer
Clyde Johnson
Elden R. James
Fred Hinkle
Nelson
Cullum
Albert Bettinger
Ohio River Improvement Committee
Buzz) Stephens
Louis Sawyer
Carl Cadwell
Sam B. Anderson
Campbell County (Kentuck) Bar Association
William H. Mackay
Downgton
Surprise Ice Cream Social Fetes Doyle Institute Members
The Robert F. Doyle Institute hosted an ice cream social at 217 West Ninth Street drawing many members and friends. A vaudeville lineup featured Barry Bock lage Ridgeway Kappelhoff Brodberger Schultze Magavin Labemeyer Bird McClory Harrigan Bergemente and Hennegan. Officials announced the opening of the Robert Doyle Boat Club season with the camp on the Ohio River about thirty minutes from Fountain Square. Joseph W. Conroy serves as President and Thomas F. Dowd as Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Doyle Institute
West Ninth Street
Messrs
Barry
Bocklage
Ridgeway
Kappelhoff
Brodberger
Schultze
Magavin
Labemeyer
Bird
McClory
Harrigan
Bergemente
Hennegan
Robert Doyle Boat Club
Ohio River
Fountain Square
Joseph W. Conroy
Thomas F. Dowd
Will Wed at 70 George W. Johnson Obtains License
Septuagenarian George W. Johnson, 70, of Arizona, was granted a license here yesterday to marry Mary A. House, 62, of Cleves. The ceremony will be performed by Rev. Mr. Poole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Johnson
Arizona
Mary A. House
Cleves
Mr. Poole
Marriage Licenses Listed Names and Residences Across States
A long OCR list presents engaged residents with names ages and addresses for marriage licenses. Entries include George W. Johnson Arizona 70 Mary A. House. Edward H. Heinze 22 Clara Pruchniewski. Patrick J. Corcoran 24 Minnie Meyer. and many others from cities like Philadelphia Norwood and Hyde Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Johnson
Arizona
Mary A. House
Oschel Orratin
Edward_H. C. Heinze
Brookside Ave
Clara Pruchniewski
Elm Street
Patrick’ J. Corcoran
St. James Ave
Minnie Meyer
Second St
William Lewis
W. McMicken
Ida Burns
Rie Romol
Jacob Fectrest
Auburn Ave
Mary E., Kee Mitchell
Clemens Apke
Adelia Brinker
Reading
Betts
Charles H. Straub
Sherman Ave
Anna Hehemann
Anthony A. Fette
Baymiller
Anna Borgmann
Forest Ave
Wise Wright
Lexington
Lunsford
Russell Star
John J. Legner, Jr
Brooklyn
N. Y
Emma L. Monhrhoff
Hyde Park
John W. Domisher
Ft. Thomas, Ky
Elizabeth Methven
Race St
Lowden
Elizabeth Ww
Jones
John J. eLand
Halstead
Ida Hahn
Sedeesees
Western Ave
Jacob M. Bock
Bank
Pia Book
Marshall Ave
Joseph G. J. Boerger
Vine, St
Anna Metrose
Bishop
Mamie Strube
Delht
William B. Ans
Josephine Biede
Garfield Ave
Edward G. Berning
Calhoun, St
Emma Baumann
Dayton, St
Joseph Beckman
Georgeia Rich
W. Loveland
William T. Murray
Kathryn
David Morton
John
Jane. Wells
John Gichmidt
Readi
Married mine chief el ectrical engineer takes boy from mother
W A Bishop chief electrical engineer of a large mining company registered in the Harlin Hotel with a four year old boy he said was his son He claimed he took the child from his wife Miss Ethel Crowe of Shenandoah Pa to avoid officers who might return the boy The pair and foreman H S Hereford remained at the Cincinnati hotel under close watch as Bishop sought safe hands for the child
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bishop
Switch Back
W. Va
Harlin
Bishop
Ethel Crowe
Shenandoah
Hereford
Cincinnati
Parker Murder Healed by Fire in Robbed House Memory
A fire at John Robbins 916 Gest Street caused $200 damage after a gas jet ignited wallpaper. Firefighters and a broken hose soothed the crowd as Mrs. Robbins fainted but was saved. The blaze recalls the earlier Parker murder at a George Street paint shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robbins
Gest Street
C. M. Chard
West Street
Sarah Robbins
John D. Parker
Parker
George Street
John Street
Flag draped pulpit urged at Methodist ministers meeting
Bishop Walden urged that the American flag should drape every Methodist pulpit during the Wiley Chapel gathering for Flag Day. Dr. David H. Moore arrived to begin duties as resident Bishop after a special service and letter presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldén
M. E
Wiley Chapel
David H. Moore
Murat Halstead III Not Seriously Ill, Say Friends
Noted journalist Murat Halstead III is mildly indisposed at his West Fourth street home. Relatives deny reports of a serious condition noting he is not confined to bed and can eat heartily, as stated by his daughter Mrs. Arthur Stem of Madison road East Walnut Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murat Halstead
Fourth Street
Arthur Stem
Madison Road
East Walnut Hills
Halstead
Veteran Firemen Retire In Teard Amid Department Changes
Chief Archibald urged the Public Safety Board to grant one day off in five for firemen as allowed by ordinance, noting funding delays but seeking half-year provisions. The Safety Board also sought 91 extra wages from the Mayor and Council to make rest days possible, though not ratified yet. Two elderly firemen, George Crusoe and Ed Roberts, retired with pensions after long service and injuries, both weeping at discharge. William Miller & Sons won the contract to rebuild Engine House No 6 at Pearl and Martin streets for 37500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald
Board of Public Safety
Mafety Board
Fire Department
George Crusoe
Ed Roberts
Roberts
Crusoe
William Miller & Sons
Company No. 6
Pearl and
Martin Streets
Pupils Volunteer for Summer Study Expansion
Superintendent Dyer reports strong enrollment in summer schools with over 150 students from sixth to eighth grades and high school C and D lacks signifying two months of study. Schools open Wednesday in Woodward High School colony building. certificates of advancement issued on return. Enrollments include Sherman Schon 526 Sixth District 580 Fourteenth District 291 and Douglas 325.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyer
Woodward High School
Ninth Street
Main
Sherman Schon
Douglas
Alumnae Dinner Honors 25th Anniversary of First Graduation
The Hebrew Union College Board of Governors plans a dinner at the Cincinnati Club on Sunday evening June 28 to mark the twenty-fifth anniversary of the first graduation. Toastmaster Rabbi Leo H. Franklin will introduce a program featuring Rabbis Jonah B. Wise Joseph Silverman David Marx and others with toasts on topics including Our Alma Mater Memories of Our College Days The American Rabbi and Our Country and Our Faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Union College
Cincinnati Club
Leo H. Franklin
Jonah B. Wise
Joseph Silverman
David Marx
Isaac M. Wise
Joseph Stolz
Moses J. Gries
Charles 8S. Levi
Millcreek Valley Arrest Ties to Street Cutting Incident
Joseph EB Rogers was arrested by Constables Sprong and Timberlake on Spring Grove avenue near Ivorydale for cutting George Ganyon. Ganyon is critical and attended by Drs Laughery and Shollenbarger. Squire Dumont set Rogers free on $1,000 bond to appear Thursday. Norris W. Purdum and Maude G. Brown plan to marry at a residence in Hartwell with a four day honeymoon in Chillicothe before moving to St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph EB. Rogers
Sprong
Timberlake
Millcreek
George Ganyon
Spring Grove Avenue
Ivorydale
Rogers
Ganyon
J. W. Laughery
William L. Shollenbarger
Squire Dumont
Norris W. Purdum
St. Louis
Maude G. Brown
Jay
Ella Brown
Hartwell
Barber
Eee Arenas
Dave
Chillicothe
Founder Will Speak At State Colored Women’s Club Convention
The annual convention of sixty five colored women’s clubs will be held in this city from July 8 to 10. Over one hundred fifty women are expected. Mrs. Molly Q. Brown, president of the state organization, will be the main speaker with Mrs. Carrie Clifford of Washington and Mrs. E. Jones and Mrs. M. C. B. Mason of this city also on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored Women's Clubs
Molly Q. Brown
Carrie Clifford
Washington
Lucy Urman
E. Jones
M. C. B. Mason
St Xavier College Holds Sixty-Eighth Commencement
The sixty-eighth St Xavier College commencement drew a large indoor audience as degrees were conferred for B A M A and philosophy. Clarence E Spraul earned top honors with others receiving medals for oration debate science and elocution. The ceremony closed with an Alumni reception at Moeller Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Xavier College
Walnut
Old School
John R. Bolte
Hig
Vincent L. Gallagher
Joseph Grimmelsman
William Harrington
Vincent Siefke
R. Stanley Bachmeyer
John N. Butler
Henry R. Carroll
John A. Clark
James J. Grogan
Edward D. King
Anthony J. Mazza
Edward C. Moorman
Alphonse B. Nurre
William P. O’shaughnessy
John J. Ryan
Lawrence H. Sebastiani
Clarence E. Spraul
William J
Carroll D. Brereton
Gregor B. Moorman
William V. Schmiedeke
C. E. Spraul
Vincent Gallagher
William F. Kelly
Leonard H.otting
Richard J. Dillon
Allan W. Baehr
Oscar E. Spellmire
Julius J. Dyer
Running to Cincinnati Relay Run by Cleveland Youths
Y M C A runners from Cleveland to Cincinnati carry Mayor Johnsons message to Mayor Markbreit. First leg started at 11 yesterday from City Hall. Each relay runner covers a mile. delivery expected in Cincinnati tomorrow. Leather case to be kept as memento.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Johnson
Markbreit
William Freund
Child injured aiding mother at washday in city
Three year old Rosa Schwartz of 709 Central Avenue climbed onto a chair to help turn the wringer during washday. Her hand was crushed when caught between the rollers and she was rushed to City Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washday
Rosa Schwartz
Central Avenue
City Hospital
City awards asphalt and material bids for plant
The Service Board awarded bids for the municipal asphalt plant supplies: 150 tons asphalt at 24 dollars per ton from California Asphalt Sales Agency. 150 tons at 28.80 dollars per ton from Barber Asphalt Company. 8 000 pounds residuum oil at 600 dollars from Indiana Refining Company. 200 pounds fine dust at 950 dollars from Ohio Marble Company. fine lake sand at 630 dollars from Home Gardener Sand Company. A letter invites Mayor Markbreit to the Playgrounds Association of America convention in New York September 8 to 12. City Solicitor Ballard, ill with appendicitis, will be moved from Seton Hospital to his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Asphalt Sales Agency
Barber Asphalt Company
Indiana Refining Company
Ohio Marble Company
Home Gardener Sand Company
Markbreit
Mde@lellan
New York
Playgrounds Association of America
Ballard
Seton Hospital
McCormick Place
Handbook Goes to Trial in Police Court Case
Nathan Hirsch charged with operating a handbook was not granted a continuance. Judge Lueders ordered an immediate jury, with trial to be heard today as the Police Department seeks a rapid settlement. The defendant’s attorney requested a jury and it was drawn at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Hirsch
Ciganist
Vine Street
Lueders
McCabe
Luders
Lafayette Lodge Special Meeting Announces Masonic Degrees
Lafayette Lodge No. 81 F and A M calls a special meeting Tuesday June 23 at 7 p m. Work includes EB and A and F C degrees. Visitors invited. Alfred Knight W M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Lodge
A. M
F. C
Alfred Knight
W. M
Obituary notices from multiple families list dates and locations
Elizabeth Burdick widow of Charles B of Los Angeles dies June 22. Alwin Richter 30 dies in Chi o June 21 with funeral June 23 at 2 pm from 118 West St. Clair street. Caleb Reynolds Leonard husband of Josephine Hill Leonard dies June 20 in Roxbury with funeral June 23 at 4 pm Spring Grove chapel. Lewis Jordan Maddux dies June 22 Newport Kentucky at 5 pm with services June 24 at 2 pm, burial private, flowers omitted. H P Williams dies June 21 with services June 24 at 1 pm at Felicity, Ohio, cortege to Georgetown, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdick Elizabeth
Charles B
Los Angeles
Cal
Richter—Alwin
Chio
West St. Clair Street
Leonard
Caleb Reynolds
Josephine Hill Leonard
Roxbury
Mass
Spring Grove Chapel
Maddux—Lewis Jordan
L. O. Maddux
East Third Street
Newport
Williams
Felicity
Georgetown
Inquest Pendings and Death Notices Across City
Burial permits list numerous individuals with inquest pending at hospitals and homes including Louis Stratton 44 Norwood Hospital and others. Notable causes include apoplexy, nephritis, meningitis, cerebral hemorrhage, inanition, pneumonia, tuberculosis, Bright's disease, and phthisis with several entries at City Hospital and local addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoda
John
Dayton
Pendin Stratton
Louis
Ili Hospital
Norwood
Picken
Thomas
McFarland
Central Avenue
Hoe Maria
Clifton Avenue
Paar Louisa
Broadway
Heart Sease
Hinnay
Adolph
Canal and
Race West Highth Street
Roach
George
City Hospital
Oa Freeman Avenue
Kamphaus
Maria
Arbor Avenue
Wischmeyer
Henry
Bauer Avenue
Brenneman
Christian
Whittler
Kotzhauer
Andrew
Joe Williams
Eaglon
Lawrence
Cutter
Foster
Jennie
West Third
Hawthorne
Irene
Eastern Avenue
Hirt
Gustave
Branch Hospital
Elm Street
Krower
Magdalena
Schierer
Molloy
Symmes
Ragland
Columbia Avenue
Angleback
Minnie
Fairview Avenue
Swigert
Eugene
Dana Avenue
Bright
Schlotterbeck
Ellen
Hamilton Avenue
Richmond Street
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Son of
Turner Society
Department of Justice
Pavey
Turner
B'nai B’rith
Putin Bay
Lake Erie
Bettinger Explains
Doyle Institute
Philadelphia
Murat Halstead III
Millcreek Valley
Negro Women’s Clubs
Cheohn Shillifo Company
Alleghanies
St. Xavier’s
Walnut Street
CITY
Masonic
Yichie Bros Jewslers
W.4th St
W. Court St
Langston
W. J. Gston
Smith Phone Canal A
F. B. Maertz Futon Automobile and Carriage
Plum St
Johnchurch Co
EL Cor
Wed ‘Tung
Move and
Beat
Closson
Fourth St
West
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