Federal Building to Enforce Antispitting Rules
Chief Inspector Haverstick arrived to supervise the Federal Building here and press spitting bans in all government buildings. Watchmen are instructed to arrest anyone spitting in post offices as removals of spittoons reduce illness, with women’s clubs nationwide applauding the change. Amor Smith Jr. met with the inspector to brief custodians and police on enforcing the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverstick
Roosevelt
Amor Smith, Jr
Federal Building
Railroad stops all construction on Co. & O line
Officials of the Chesapeake & Ohio in Cincinnati received orders from the Chief Engineer in Richmond to cease all construction work by July 1. Trackage, bridge, and building projects will be postponed indefinitely with hundreds of workers laid off between Cincinnati and Huntington. No reason was given. officials cite tight money markets, though suspensions may last about sixty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake & Ohio
Cincinnati
Richmond
Huntington
W. V
California Fig Syrup Co
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Arrest Oghulze for Manslaughter in Trevor Deaths
William Schulze, chauffeur of the car that hurled Thomas and Alfred Trevor to their deaths last Tuesday, was arrested yesterday on a manslaughter charge. He was released on $5,000 bail posted by F B Maertz, owner of the automobile rented from Maertz garage. Schulze plans to claim the Trevors ordered speed, placing responsibility on them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schulze
Thomas
Alfred Trevor
Morris
Oppenheimer
Schulze
F. B. Maertz
Ewers
Maertz
Trevors
Woods Wife Lulu Falls to Death in East Third Street Incident
Coroner Cameron reviews the death of Lulu Woods wife of Charles Woods who died after falling from a third floor window at 421 East Third street last Thursday. Testimony shows frequent quarrels between the couple and that Woods abused his wife he denies dire threats but says he slapped her and bit her “in fun.” Police report a keen blade knife and razor found in Woods bed room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Lulu
Charles Woods
East Third Street
Woods
Abolition of Divorce Topic Dominates Ministers Meeting
Rev W E Hannaker of Middletown Ohio argued that ministers must uphold church discipline and refuse to wed divorcees except the innocent party. He claimed eighty percent of divorces were sought by women and linked the emancipation movement to the rise in divorces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Hannaker
Middletown
Hannaker
Movement For the Emancipation of
Special Train Out of Louisville on June 30
Special train via the Louisville and Nashville Railway departs Pearl and Butler Street Station and Fourth Street Station at 7 30 a m Sunday June 30 Tickets on sale at city station offices and Newport Covington Latonia Returning train leaves Union Station at 7 30 p m
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Louisville & Nashville Railway
Pearl and
Butler Street
Fourth Street
Southeast Corner
Fourth and Vine Streets
Newport
Covington and Latonia
Union Station
Mrs Elizabeth Laws Ricketts Granted Divorce
Mrs Elizabeth Laws Ricketts was granted a divorce from Dr B Merrill Ricketts after a hearing before Judge James B Swing. Custody of the children awarded to Mrs Ricketts amid charges of failure to provide and temper incompatibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Laws Ricketts
B. Merrill Ricketts
James B. Swing
Annie Laws
Bravest of Them All Resigns Chair at University
Edward M. Brown professor of English literature at the University resigns effective immediately and becomes Professor Emeritus after seventeen years of service. He will receive a $1500 annual pension from the Carnegie Foundation. Henry Heath Bawden named professor of philosophy at $3000, to succeed Benedict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Brown
University
Dr. Brown
Hfe
Henry Heath Bawden
Benedict
Bawden
Vassar College
Brown
Carnegie Foundation
Dabney
Brown, Kinkead
Kuhn
Ransohoff
Mass Meeting Planned on Annexation in Home City Area
Residents of Home City Delhi Fernbank and the River road region hold a mass meeting tonight to discuss annexation to Cincinnati. Speeches planned by Sadler of the Annexation League Conroy of the Associated Organization and City Auditor Culking. River road villages largely favor annexation and seek action before year’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home City
Delhi
Fernbank
Lower River Road
Sadler
Annexation League
Conroy
Associated Organization
Culking
River Road
Cincinnati
NAMES TECH TEACHERS PARTIAL REORGANIZATION AT TECH SCHOOL
President Dabney announced a partial reorganization of the Technical School faculty. Daniel L. Burke named Principal at 1200 dollars yearly, Howard E. Dorsey as manual training and drawing teacher at 1250 dollars, Ada Weber as German instructor at 500 dollars. Board confirmed appointments. North wing addition priced at 8897 dollars with Oliver Schlemmer Plumbing Co handling plumbing, W G Reuter wiring, Potthoff Iron Works iron work, and D Meinken other work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dabney
Daniel L. Burke
Howard E. Dorsey
Ada Weber
Oliver Schlemmer
Man Cured of Dreaded Lockjaw Discharged from City Hospital
Doc Bradford, 34, of 78 Webb alley, was discharged yesterday after a May 28 admission for tetanus. He attributed his illness to a brick hit to the head, with a neck and limb stiffness followed by recovery aided by tetanus antitoxin. The city spent about $2,000 on antitoxin for recent cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc Bradford
Webb Alley
Bradford
Judge Goebel in Billboard War Prompts Removal Order
Congressman Herman Goebel writes to the Committee on Municipal Art urging removal of a billboard at 316 West Third Street. He reports prior request to Phil Morton Company ignored and threatens tearing it down if not removed promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Municipal Art
Herman P. Goebel
West Third Street
Phil Morton Company
Frank Kirchner Laid Up After Severe Appendicitis
Frank Kirchner, president of the Kirchner Construction Company with city contracts, is laid up at his home 521 Terrace Avenue Clifton after a severe attack of appendicitis. Dr. L B Colter said an operation would hardly be necessary as he rested easier yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank ‘Kirchner
Kirchner Construction Company
Terrace Avenue
Clifton
Probate Court records reveal multiple wills and appraisals
The will of James Espy admitted to probate with $150,000 estate and trust arrangement for his son. Arthur Espy and Jane Herron named. residue to Arthur and Jane. Schwab will left to wife Louise. Wills of Bean and Harker noted with shares and appraisals. Numerous estate administrations filed including Daly, Detzel, Baron, Lamping, Rolfes, and Westerlund cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Espy
Schwab
James Espy
Central Safe Deposit and Trust Company
James
Testator
Arthur Espy
Jane Herron
Arthur
Jane
William C. Herron
Vincent Schwab
Louise
William L. Bean
Mary A. Ferris
William L. Ferris
Lewis A. Harker
Safety Can Company
Jacob Simon
Gerhard Kremer
Catherine Daly
Louis Detzel
Frank Detzel
Paul Baron
Maria A. Baron
John G. Lamping
Frank Rolfes
Albert D. Alcorn
Edward Westerlund
Common Pleas Court hearing actions against city and contractors
Multiple cases noted in Judge Pfleger and Judge O Connell courts include Anna G Dolle seeking to enjoin a wood block contract for McMillan street alleging collusion and patent limits. Louis J Dolle represents the petitioner. Peter Wagner sues Cincinnati Butchers Supply for 5000 dollars for a leg fracture. H C Busch for plaintiff. Clara Lyerla and Minnie Schultz settlements for sidewalk injuries totaling 150 and 50 dollars. Consent verdicts totaling 4850 dollars for eight Strader Avenue property owners due to street grade changes. Lucy Corcoran attachment case versus Gertrude Robb dismissed on grounds of invalid notary affidavit. Attorneys listed Thorndyke Cappelle and Creed McCabe for plaintiffs. defense by Thorndyke & Cappelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna G. Dolle
Common Pleas Court
Board of Public Service
McMillan Street
Ohio
Clifton Avenue
United States Wood Preserving Company
Louis J. Dolle
Peter Wagner
Cincinnati Butchers’ Supply Company
H. C. Busch
Pfleger
Clara Lyerla
Minnie Schultz
Strader Avenue
O’connell
Lucy Corcoran
Gertrude Robb
Jerome D. Creed
F. J. McCabe
Thorndyke & Cappelle
Bankruptcy docket clears multiple debtors and new fees begin
United States Court wiped clean the names of debtors who delayed in showing they were entitled to discharge. Those discharged include Harvey J. Thompson and others. many others face renewed debts and must start over with new fees. Also noted were bankruptcies for Bayless Stove and Range Company and Kelsey Heating Company, with receivers seeking extensions and actions in related cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
William Saul
Robert R. Carroll
Marcus J. Hyler
P. N. Meagher
Cincinnati
Irving W. Beck
St. Bernard
John H. Bossinger
Zimmerman
Thomas J. Ripley
Jesse B. Gardner
John Youngman
Adriance E. Simmons
R. Duke
Dan W. Young
Joseph Doll
Portsmouth
Howard A. Riggs
Springfield
Charles E. Hall
Newtown
Harvey J. Thompson
West Union
Henry Johnson
Greenville
Frank Wilhelm
Troy
Clarence W. Brinkle
Robert F. Williams
Dayton
Daniel Bloch
Charley S. Froh
C., H. & D. Railroad
Harmon
Lawyer Dr J O Stewart Sues Park Estate Over 4500 Claim
Dr J O Stewart files a suit in Superior Court against Nathan R Park as administrator of William J Reid estate for 4500 for services rendered. Bettie Hannican awarded 100 against T A Snider Preserve Company for injuries. Attorneys listed include Darling Darlington for plaintiff and Paxton Warrington for defendant with Graziani for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Stewart
Superior Court
Nathan R. Park
William J. Reid
Darling— & Darlington
Plainff
Bettie Hannican
T. A. Snider Preserve Company
B. F. Graziani
Paxton & Warrington
Twins Placed in Incubator at Chester Park
Two newborn twins, girls with a combined birth weight of four pounds two ounces, were placed in the incubator at Chester Park. Mrs. Charles Fennekel of 2621 Cook Street is their mother. Dr. C K Smith supervises the incubators and says the babies have good survival chances. Father Charles Fennekel works for the traction company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fennekel
Cook Street
C.K. Smith
The
Traction Company
Monfort Names Clerks for Post Office
Postmaster Monfort announced the appointment of 19 clerks including Oscar Sharp Clifford Schmiegel Fred E Fahrenbruck Edward J Berry Jr Edward Bonin Ernest Nichols Adolph W Burkhardt Leslie A Craig Warren E Gustin Louise F Klotter Raymond C Barrett Louis H Barnes Harry C Kruse Eugene H Simms R Frank Davidson Edward Boers Harry W Stockwell William M Hoffmann John A Smith and Charles W Kramer All have served as substitutes and their promotion exhausts the waiting list Five more clerks will be appointed later to go on duty October 1 and twelve to fifteen more carriers may be added for local work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Sharp
Clifford Schmiegel
Fred E. Fahrenbruck
Edward J. Berry, Jr
Edward Bonin
Ernest Nichols
Adolph W. Burkhardt
Leslie A. Craig
Warren E. Gustin
Louise F. Klotter
Raymond C. Barrett
Louis H. Barnes
Harry C. Kruse
Eugene H. Simms
R. Frank Davidson
Edward Boers
Harry W. Stockwell
William M. Hoffmann
John A. Smith
Charles W. Kramer
Doctor Frances Hollingshead Operates for Appendicitis
Dr Frances M Hollingshead of 2715 Reading Road Avondale underwent an appendectomy at Christ Hospital yesterday. Surgeons report the operation was successful and while the patient remains in danger not anticipated to face serious complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances M. Hollingshead
Reading Road
Avondale
Christ's Hospital
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Bert G-Schaub
Schroeder
Edward Cbelerlein
Frank Friz¢eRaLp
Malloy
Stefan
GEO. Lange
Aailroad
Oghulze
Trevor
Qqlouisville
W.G. Woodmansee Piano Co
West Fourth Street
OF. Ricketts
Sister
Edna M. Clemons
Frank
Clemons
Jeremiah Nagle
Littleford & Ballard
Clara
George Marino
Ernest Rehm
Josephine Broesecke
Arthur E. Broesecke
W. E. Patton
James Riley
Daisy Riley
Joel
Charles L. Hopping
Louisville, Ky
San Francisco
Cal
ST S.7a
London
England
New York, N. Y
Judge Goebel
Billboard
Frank Kirchner
Probate Court
Maryland
Skiff & CO
Commercial Tribune Building
Bill
the Commercial Tribune
United States Courts
John B. Ziegenfelder
Catalino & Co
Amicon, Bros. & Co
G. T. Thomas
Troy National Bank
John Snyder
District Attorney's Office
Norwood
Charles Dreifus
John Co. Healy
John
Marion Chaney
Chester Park
Monfort
Queen & Crescent
Central Union Depot
Ludlow
Williamstown
Georgetown
Lexington
High Bridge Park
Chautauqua Lake
Fourth and Vine
Chas, Krotzenberger
Ezekiel & Bernheim CO
Main ST
Weil
Elks
Kennedy
Wild West
Indian Congress
Lovely Park
Metropolitan
Marion Stanley
Mocking Bird
S Sharp
Sears, Smith & Nixon
Dolly Varden
Chester
the Renellos
Johnson
Buckley
Albert
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