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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1909
Page
10
The city hall hosts the new police automobile now on the track and to be used on all emergency calls. Four patrolmen Moore The King Potts and Eli are assigned as chauffeurs for a thirty day trial guided by H W Winters from the builder’s expert team.
In Judge Caldwell’s court Cora Lederhaus faced her husband Louis Lederhaus over custody of their two children. He produced photographs of him with several women, provoking the judge who condemned the husband’s behavior and ridiculed his credibility. The barber’s address is 2014 Ohio Avenue. the photos depicted women in risqué attire.
The alumnae association of St. Xavier's college hosted a welcome reception for the class of 1909. About 100 attended. Alumni from the class of 1906 sang topical songs. A luncheon followed with Schnapps band music. J Sebastiani gave the welcome address, William Kelley spoke in reply, and speakers included Dr. Wening General Seasongood Father Wimelsman Father Harrington and Dr. Kuhlman chaplain at the Soldiers' Home in Dayton Ohio.
Special Dispatch to the Commercial Tribune from Hamilton Ohio reports the deaths of two Butler County pioneers. Mrs Isabelle Arpp 85 of Middletown died after paralysis last Saturday. she was born at sea during German immigration. Dr A H Ier 89 a longtime physician of Blue Ball died of general debility.
City Solicitor Ballard returns from state conference with no action. The Paine law prompts debate over appointing a safety director by Aug 1 or Jan 1. Socialists plan a convention to nominate a city ticket tonight. A judge term issue regarding Judge Bode and a police judge remains unsettled with Attorney General Denman and Nicholas Klein disagreeing on expiration and eligibility.
Council received invitation to Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition in Seattle. Frank H Kimberley allowed to remove railing for store opening. Grading and bowlder paving near Shea place estimated at 4226 dollars. Paroles granted for nine prisoners from work house. Pardons rejected for four applicants. Business Men’s club asks why Ludlow avenue work tore up after wood block paving. Drain complaint on Probasco avenue referred to engineer. Unemployed association reports sixty six placements. twenty four permanent jobs. Ella M Robinson to assist women in placement efforts. Clifton avenue sidewalk protest over width and quality. Several new appointments to street and sewer repair. Reliable Road Oiling Co asked to oil Madison road and nearby streets. report requested. Fifth street car inspectors report progress and safety upgrades. Waterworks inventory prepared for plant turnover June 30. Codification committee reviews antiquated ordinances on seals weights measures.
June 23 Tangier report says on June 20 Mulai Hafid faced a desperate position with Roghi’s rebel forces at Fez’s gates. Glaoul is said to have deserted and Chergui leads troops against the pretender as viziers weigh replacing the sultan with a brother. Foreigners in Fez described as vulnerable due to troop shortage.
New York June 23 the trial of the first Heinze related case begins in the United States circuit court. Sanford Robinson personal counsel to F Rennert Heinze faces charges of aiding the evasion of a grand jury subpoena by Tracy Buckingham former transfer agent of United Copper company in the investigation.
A local shop on Vine street announces a large display of hatpins belt buckles bracelets souvenir spoons combs rings and chains. Visitors are invited to drop in at Lange's Jewelry Stone at the corner of Wing and Arcade to view the items and share the find with friends.
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