Pure Food Bill Passes House Amid Labeling Debates
The House passed the pure food bill 242 to 17 after a clash over a package amendment requiring time of packaging and weight on cans. Managers argued weighing all cans would burden canneries while opponents warned of inconsistent can weights. The session also tackled whisky labeling, pitting rectifiers against traditional distillers in a heated discussion on purity and branding.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
House
Mann
Sherman
New York
Maryland
Talbot
Gaines
Tennessee
Parsons
Illinois
New Jersey
Baltimore
California
Ryland
Mr. Sherman
Friends of
Friends of the
Richardson
Alabama
Advertising claims for Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery
The glycerine in Dr Pierce medicines enhances medicinal action and acts as a nutritive antiseptic and anti ferment. It helps the Black Cherrybark Golden Seal Stone root and Queen's root in chronic coughs bronchial throat and lung ailments. It aids digestion and flesh building in wasting conditions though not a miracle cure. Read the little book of extracts and consult Dr Pierce at Buffalo N Y.
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Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Cincinnati Teachers Praised As 1000 Take Extra Courses
Superintendent Dyer praised Cincinnati teachers for high morale and said over 1,000 staff members voluntarily completed special studies to boost efficiency. He noted departments of manual training domestic science and kindergartens performed well and will expand into high schools next year with increased funding.
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Dyer
Cincinnati
Board of Education
Ball
Miss Ulrich
San Antonio Men Planned First Class Saloon in Cincinnati
T. G. Anderson and Benjamin J. Richardson of San Antonio Texas depart Cincinnati for Louisville this morning after coming to prepare fixtures glassware and stock for another first class saloon in San Antonio.
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T. G. Anderson
Benjamin J. Richardson
San Antonio
Tex
Cincinnati
Louisville
Messrs. Anderson
Richardson
Whisky mixing debate ends with defeat of amendment
In a spirited House exchange a speaker denounced a counterfeit whisky method claiming it uses pure alcohol with coloring and essence to mimic bourbon. The Richardson amendment failed 242 to 17, with a long list of minority votes recorded including Adamson and Aiken among others.
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Lacey
Iowa
Adamson
Aiken
Bartlett
Burleson
Chandler
Garrett
Gillespie
Henry
Texas
Hill
Miss
Humphreys
Kellieher
Moore
Russell
Shepard
Horley
Smith
Williams
Mississippi
Widow Manss Dies After Brief Illness
Sophia Manss widow of John Manss died Sunday at 12:40 a.m. June 24 aged 63. Due notice of funeral will be given.
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Manss
Sophia
John Manss
Suit to break will filed in Common Pleas Court
Heir at law John Bruner sues to overturn Salvina Fuchs will claiming lack of sound mind. The action names St Francis Seraphinis Church St Josephs Orphan Asylum Little Sisters of the Poor Church of Holy Cross Mrs Adams Julia Weitzel Betts Street Hospital and Archbishop Henry Moeller as defendants with alleged charitable bequests challenged.
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Salvina Fuchs
Common Pleas Court
John Bruner
Fuchs
St. Francis Serphinis Church
Liberty and Vine
St. Joseph’s Orphan Asylum
Cumminsville
Little Sisters of the Poor
Florence Avenue
Church of Holy Cross
Adams
Julia Weitzel
Betts Street Hospital
Henry Moeller
Wives Seek Divorces in Common Pleas Court
Three wives and one husband petitioned for divorce in Common Pleas Court citing lack of support and cruelty. Ella A Allinger seeks alimony and name restoration, Johanna Ziebelian cites abuse, Mary Dassey seeks divorce, and Jennie Hills seeks divorce. cases follow. Judge Littleford disposes of 25 old divorce cases, dismissing all but 36.
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Common Pleas Court
Ella A. Allinger
Henry G
Ella A. Kresling
J. Q
Martin
Johanna Ziebelian
Thomas
J. H. Quasser
Mary Dassey
Herman
C. S. Sparks
Charles H. Hills
Jennie
Littleford
Third Besuden estate accounts filed in Probate Court
The third account of the estate of the late Henry Besuden shows on a $326,925 investment an income of $39,056.05 for the year with $40,380.38 in disbursements. The widow received $1,500 monthly, sons Frederick F. and David R. $150 monthly each, and the three trustees Ferdinand Jelke Jr Mathilde Besuden and Union Savings Bank and Trust Co each $650.93 for the year. The remainder covered property maintenance.
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Henry Besuden
Frederick F
David R
Ferdinand Jelke, Jr
Mathilde Besuden
Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
Plaintiff seeks $10,000 in Kentucky Post wagon collision suit
Nancy Miller files in Common Pleas Court claiming injury from May 24 at Plum and Longworth when a wagon carrying Kentucky Post papers hit her. She seeks $10,000 for physical pain and mental anguish plus damages.
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Nancy Miller
Common Pleas Court
Cincinnati Post
Kentucky
Plum
Longworth
Kentucky Posts
Economy Club Dines on Chicken During Lake Allyn Outing
A special Cincinnati, Georgetown and Portsmouth Traction Line car carried the Economy Club to Lake Allyn for its annual dinner outing. The brokers and professionals present enjoyed four chicken courses while Dr. Charles Bonifield led as “Czar” of the gathering, with a long list of members named.
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Cincinnati
Georgetown
J. M. Hutton
T. L. Pogue
George C. Altemeier
Harry Moreton
J. M. Manley
Parker S. Johnson
Edward C. Mills
L. Stoll
W. C. Kendig
E. W. Ricketts
C. J. Stedman
Co. D. Langdale
L. A. Ford
Wesley L. Furste
W. W. Bailey
George EF. Engel
Robert Carothers
R. W. C. Francis
Robert McEvilley
Colonel M. Larken
E. O. Smith
N. S. Kieth
A. C. Bauer
W. H. Riggs
J. L. Lithian
F. A. Stine
C. C. Agin
T. Widing
J. A. Caldwell
G. L. Donnell
Houses Moved Across Canal In Hartwell
In Hartwell five houses on Section avenue were moved to a new tract across the canal to clear the Big Four Railway double tracking. F M Martin and Son of Middletown secured the contract and completed the move yesterday afternoon after overcoming the need for a trestle and high clearance for canal boats.
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Section Avenue
Hartwell
Big Four
F. M. Martin & Son
Middletown
Gas Strike Delights Mason Residents After Water Well Drilling
The town of Mason cheers a gas discovery on John Skuh’s farm after drillers intended to bore for water. At about 385 feet a gas supply was struck, with a pipe connected to a wet main giving a twelve foot flame, inspiring plans for future developments.
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Mason
John Skuh
Probate Court Reels In Marriage License For Herman Backs
Herman Backs of 2362 Glenway Avenue secured a marriage license in Probate Court to wed Gussie Bullerdieck known as Gussie Ainsworth. Judge Caldwell of Juvenile Court holds a hearing next Saturday on a charge of enticing a young girl from home for improper purposes. the girl is aged 22 and from 1711 Hopple Street.
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Herman Backs
Glenway Avenue
Gussie Bullerdieck
Gussie Ainsworth
Caldwell
Juvenile Court
Hopple Street
Bookkeeper Sought on Embezzlement Charge
A warrant charging A F Henneke with embezzlement was sworn by The George Zehler Provision Company of 1707 Logan Street after auditing their books showed a $441 shortage since June 1. The company learned he was in Washington and requested arrest, but Washington authorities said he had left the city.
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F. Henneke
George Zehler
Loitering Fine in City Police Court Case
William H. Munk was fined $50 and costs by Judge Lueders for loitering in police court. Police tie the arrest to a wider first-past-the-post gang activity, noting recent arrests and a firing of Frank Smith in the same case.
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William H. Munk
Lueders
Frank Smith
Munk
Ohio Public Accountants Elect New Officers at Banquet
The Ohio State Society of Public Accountants held its annual banquet and meeting at the Business Men's Club with twenty members from major cities. Officers elected were J. B. M. Goodloe of Columbus as president, Vivian Harcourt of Cincinnati as vice president, and J. H. Kaufmann of Canton as secretary and treasurer, with Carl H. Nau and Thomas B. Piggott of Cleveland named directors. The group plans to host the American Association banquet in Columbus on October 23 for about 200 attendees.
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Ohio State Society of Public Accountants
Business Men’s Club
State Registration of Accountants
Senate
J. 8. M. Goodloe
Columbus
Vivian Harcourt
Cincinnati
J. H. Kaufmann
Canton
Carl H. Nau
Thomas B. Piggott
Cleveland
Ohio
American Association of Public Accountants
Secretary Doyle Coming to Civil Service Office Visit
Secretary John T. Doyle of the United States Civil Service Commission will visit the civil service headquarters here Tuesday morning. It is unclear if the call is social or to discuss possible investigations in the South Ward regarding charges against Marshal Fagin. no notice has been received by the Marshal.
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John T. Doyle
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington
Civil Service Headquarters
South Ward
Doyle
Marshal Fagin
Engagement announced for Miss Gillespie and Arthur Rooney
Cincinnati society notes announce the engagement of Miss Bessie Gillespie of Toledo to Arthur F. Rooney, a Dayton Street businessman with Chesapeake and Ohio Coal Company. Miss Gillespie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Gillespie, is known as a dramatic reader with stage ambitions. The wedding is planned for early fall.
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Bessie Gillespie
Toledo
Arthur F. Rooney
Dayton Street
Chesapeake and Ohio Coal Company
Miss Gillespie
T. D. Gillespie
Driver Hammonds Attacked Twice. Harmed En Route Home
John Hammonds a 22 year old driver of 564 Freeman avenue was assaulted by several unknown men with bricks on Friday about midnight and again yesterday morning on his way to work. He defended himself and was arrested for disorderly conduct while his attackers fled. Hospitalized with a contused ankle and head wound.
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John Hammonds
Freeman Avenue
Patrol
Three Killed in London Street Car and Omnibus Crash
A runaway electric street car collided with a motor omnibus in London on June 23, killing three and seriously injuring twenty others. A fourth person suffered fatal injuries shortly after.
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London
Summer Discount Offered in June for Cash and Monthly Plans
During June a 20 percent cash discount applies to regular monthly rates while 10 percent is offered to customers paying monthly. Nelson's students claim higher job placement in Ohio. in May Cincinnati businesses sought tenographers, book keepers and clerks.
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Nelson
Ohio
Cincinnati
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