Labor Leaders Denounce Morgan Plan to Smash Unions
Cincinnati labor leaders and union officials denounce a reported J Pierpont Morgan plan to crush organized labor. Frank Rist argues the plan is un-American and harmful, warning wages and consumer power would suffer if unions are crushed. The Central Labor Council President warns such combines would inflame riot nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Cincinnati
J. Pierpont Morgan
Cincinnati Metal Trades
Frank Rist
A. F. of
England
William Saffin, Jr
Central Labor Council
Ople
Toy
Old South
Waiter Accuses Ruth Williams Of Eating Despite Tiffs
F W Hopkins a Burlington Hotel waiter told Police Court Clerk Ruth Williams a downtown saleswoman threw a salt dish at him after constant complaints about his service. He says the incident occurred during breakfast at the Burlington Hotel on Third Street and Broadway. He plans to prosecute Miss Williams in Police Court if the schedule proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Third Street
Broadway
F. W. Hopkins
Hopkins
Ruth Williams
Ruth
Warran
Miss Williams
Overdesk Children Take Fee Simple Estate In Real Property
Edith Overdesk sues to partition real estate of Casper H Overdesk. Judge Jackson interprets the will to grant the children a fee simple upon his death, subject to the widow’s life estate, and finds the life estate clause does not restrict the children from conveying during their lifetimes. The court notes such a restrictive construction is not favored by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Overdesk
Casper H. Overdesk
Charles A. Miller
Jackson
Casper H. Overderk
E Plainti
William F. Overderk
Charles
de Micker Avenue
Wagner Street
Ivision 19
Accur Rae
Board of Public Service
Board of Legislation
City of Cincinnati
Straight Street
Tokén Avenue
The
General Assembly
Edwin O. Bathgate
Lepynton
Edwin Hendrer i
Board of Pub
Robert Allison
George F. Holmes
McClymon Confesses Cash Shortage in Telegraph Firm
J W McClymon who led Walnut Hills District Telegraph Company resigns June 8 and returns to Western Union. He admits a cash shortage now totaling about 267 dollars with possible to rise higher as bonding company moves toward prosecution. Page of Western Union offers him a chance to make good the shortage rather than dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills
Walnut Hills District Telegraph Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Teymen
Western Union Company
Ae Ago
C. E. Page
Theestern Union
Page
McCon
cClymon & Place
McClymon
Board of Elections Sets Unusual Night Meeting
The Board of Elections will hold a night meeting at City Hall offices tonight. The meeting covers payroll and other month end business, with no unusual bail to be transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Elections
New York Central Sets Out Travel Folder America s Great Re
The New York Central Passenger Department releases Four Track Series No 2 a descriptive illustrated folder on health and pleasure resorts. It details time rates from major line hubs and highlights color plates and photo reproductions of popular destinations. Copies available by request from Central Station New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
New York
Pe Tages Daniel
Central Station
Bie
New Books and Publications Listed by Publishers
A long catalog of books and authors with publishers and prices. Notables include works by Florence Morse Kingsley Mary Harriott Norris and George Trimble Davidson, plus translations and reference volumes. Also lists distributors The Robert Kexke Company and G.W. Dillingham Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Williston Walker
Hartford Theological Seminary
Silver, Burdett & Co
New York
Boston
Chicago
John Williamson Palmer
Funk & Wagnalls Company
London
George Eliot
Clara Thomson
Small, Maynard & Co
Miss Philura
Florence Morse Kingsley
Funk & Wagna Company
Aquila Kempster
Quail & Warner
James Jeffrey Roche
North
Mary Harriott Norris
George Ohner
Serge Panine
Dr. Rameau
Fred Rothwell
Robert Kexke Company
East Fourth Street
Cincinnati
Paul N. Hasluck
Cassell & Co., Ltd
Paris
York
Melbourne
Charlotte Abell Walker
G. W. Dillingham Company
Cassell Company Ltd
Mathilde Marchesi
Marie Bashkirtseff
Guy de Mausit
Jeannette L. Bier
Frederick A. Stokes Company
Bartenders’ Alliance Elects New Officers in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Bartenders' Alliance held its semi annual election at the new headquarters 518 Vine Street. Eighty eight votes were cast and the officers elected were Ed Hemke President Mike Gillspie Vice President Henry W. Miller Recording Secretary J Hemmerlink Interior Guard Andy Brizolara Inside Guard Gus Rahn Outside Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Bartenders’ Alliance
Vine Street
Ed Hemke
Mike Gillspie
Henry W. Miller
J. Hemmerlink
Inter
Andy Brizolara
Gus Rahn
Finl 8 Brooke Files Bankruptcy Petition
Finl 8 Brooke yesterday filed a bankruptcy petition listing liabilities of 6355 dollars and assets of 2 dollars. The note indicates a signmaker involvement and unclear handwriting in the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooke
Hoosiers Sour on P. W. Meyers in Revenue Stamp Case
Philip W. Meyers, arrested in this city and held for Newcastle authorities, faced accusations of defrauding locals of about 2000 dollars through a broker’s bucket shop. An absent revenue stamp on documents triggered the case, with detectives tracing Meyers after a year of alleged deception in Newcastle and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip W. Myers
Newcastle
Ind
Meyers
Bloods
Roe
O'Dell
Liehstein & Co
Méyérs
Hebrew Union College Faculty Reappointed and Raised Salaries
At a Board meeting the Hebrew Union College unanimously approved raising acting President Dr Mielziner to 4000 dollars annually. The year ahead sees a refreshed faculty including Detitsch Philipson Grossman Manheimer Feldman Levins Buttenwieser Malter and others with Philipson and Grossman volunteering without pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Union College
Mielziner
Vyise
Rabbi G, Detitsch
Dave Philipson
Iis Grogeman
Manheimer
Ephraim Feldman
Casper Levins
Moses Buttenwieser
Henry Malter
Germany
Philipson
Grossman
Bright Healthful Living Ad Promotes Fig Syrup
A vintage advertisement extols outdoor life and good meals then recommends mild cleansing with the gentle California Fig Syrup Co remedy. The copy emphasizes health, a glowing arm, blooming face, and natural beauty through sunshine and exercise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Sixth Annual G Magzzini Picnic at Reichrath Park Cumminsville
The sixth annual picnic of the G Magzzini Italian Republican League will be held at Reichrath's Park Cumminsville on Sunday. The Arrangements Committee includes A Caruss as Chairman A D Cungolo as Secretary and L Foldeasurer. The Relief Committee comprises sixteen prominent Italians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Magzzini Italian Republican League
Reichrath’s Park
Cumminsville
A. Caruss
A. D. Cungolo
L. Foldeasurer
Judge Clark in Chattanooga to cover U S Court duties
Judge Clark of Chattanooga visited the city yesterday to attend to United States Court business this summer during Judge Sarees absence in Europe. Sarees leaves July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Chattanooga
Cne
United States
Sarees
Europe
Bonds Awarded for Bridge Repair by Ohio National
The agency awarded 5 percent bridge repair bonds to the Ohio V. National at $51,445 bid plus accrued interest. The action details the successful bid and financing for the repair project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
athe anaes —_ ve
Ohio V. National
Apportionment of Delegates for Gubernatorial Nominating Convention
Local Democrats fixed arrangements for the state convention to be held in Columbus on July 9 and 10. A committee led by Michael Devanny met at the Duckworth Club and apportioned delegates by ward and township for the coming primary, with figures reported by Secretary Ben Nicholson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Michael Devanny
Duckworth Club
Ben Nicholson
A of Trustees
Dayton Road
Grand Juror Delayed by Police Court Disorderly Conduct Case
A grand juror was briefly delayed when Harry Heywood faced a Police Court trial for disorderly conduct after an argument with a man named Finn. The dispute was dismissed as an ordinary quarrel, allowing Heywood to rejoin the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Heywood
Finn
Heywood
Bond
Edéers
Grand Jury
Popularity Contest Rally At Grand Hotel In Taeton County
An enthusiastic rally gathered supporters of the St. Joseph by Asylum contest to choose the most popular man in Taeton County. Speakers included George Holmes and Henry Ketter, the leading candidates in a neck and neck race. Rich red Hood's Sarsaparilla praised for tone and vigor. Home Steam Laundry at 4 Arcade advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Taeton County
Grand Hotel
George Holmes
Henry Ketter
Marriage Licenses Listing Couples Across Several Streets
The list details numerous marriage licenses with names ages occupations and addresses including Charles W Thokee a teacher of 2367 Wheeler and Eugenie restructuring at 457 Ludlow, and William A Fleck a carriage trimmer and Bertha B Holderfield at 111 West Twelfth. Additional pairs include James W Retheal baker and Ca Pruden 119 East Eighth, Freda J Huppertz a hanger and Frances Satele at 1631 Vine, Elias Shohl merchant and Marguerite Schwartz city residents, August Sonwall grinder and Gertrude Luhrman, George H Reese printer and Anna Lange, George Shhafer machine hand and Anna Hawck, Harry P Shafer newspaper man and Katte Bauer, Stephen R Langford cook and Hattie Cassidy, Sidavian lumberman and Nellie Wintterec, among others with Rev. officiants noted.
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Charles W. Thokee
Teather
Wheeler Street
S ‘Smut
Traveler
Pingesterhaus
Jones Oartek
Eisenlohr
Freda J. Huppertz
Wn Hangér
Vine Stréet
Frances Satele
Vine Street
Pistor
Elias Shohl
City
Marguerite Schwartz
Rabbi
August Sonwall
Grinder
Carlisle
Honing
Katte Bauer
Avondale
H. M. Curtis
Stephen R. Langford
Cook
Hamilton
Hattie Cassidy
Wyoming
Ereuis H. Mann
Garpenseville
Obituary notices and funeral details grid
Various local obituaries and funeral notices list ages, relationships, and service times. Entries include Bartsche Amor C aged 16 from State avenue. Driehaus William Kelley at Madisonville. Earley Sam P Barley. Fish Jane A in Norwood. Justis funeral notice. Kileo burial at residérice. Massa orgius' and McCracken Cheriet Bees James D. and N. The notices provide names, addresses, and scheduled service times.
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Bartsche
Amor C
Ed V
Elizabeth Bartsch
State Avenue
Driehaus
William Kelley Driehaus
Sallie
Harry Driehaus
Madisonville
Earley
Sam P. Barley
W. Earley
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Fish
Jané A
H. C. Eaker
Weeks Avenué
East Norwood
Justis
Thomas Turner Justi
Christ. Eppens
Does Street
Massa
Norwses
Church of the Gross
St. Louis
Wichie Bros Watches Diamonds on West Fourth Street
Local ad notes Wichie Bros offering watches and diamonds at 212 West Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichie Bros
Molders Union Aims Arbitration Over Wage Demands
The Iron Molders' Union Executive Council plans to present pay demands to the Foundrymen’s Association conference in Chicago on July 1 and 2. Delegates from New York Philadelphia Chicago Milwaukee and other cities will attend. If Cincinnati molders seek increases, Cincinnati will join. Settlement to be by arbitration with no strike expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Molders’ Union
Martin Fox
Foundry Teen's Association
Chicago
Fox Will
New York
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Coca Union
Cincinnati
Local Transit Ad Promotes Rail and Streetcar Rates
Notice advertises no car changes via B and O lines and Illinois schedule through campus routes. Mentions daily service with low rates and offers near Fourth and Vine streets and Vine and Arcade intersections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Il Sree
Death from fall while helping family move
Stephen Thoras a colored man of 229 West Court Street fell from a fourth story window at 206 West Court Street yesterday afternoon and died nearly instantly from a fractured skull. He was assisting a family to move goods and sat on the window sill. Coroner Schwab will investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Thoras
West Court Street
Schwab
Train Schedule Notice From Natural Bridge Region
Train service via Li and North River Railway offers a Sunday trip from Kentucky 50 to Winchester with a return option. Departure details mention morning timing and a 7 a.m. window, though the fragment obscures full schedule and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
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Rist
Charterhouse
Pottie
F. Dave Axp
Curmical Corporation
Bee
Uae
Father
M’clymon
America’s
the Moderns
George Trimblé Davidson
Salathiel
George Croly
General Lew Wallace
Funk & Vo Company
Mexico
John Ellsworth Graham
G. W. Dillingham & Co
Eugene A. Presbre
Harper & Bros
Westerfelt
Will Rhen
Pyohn
Kynthe Bell
Jane
Aver. & Bros
G. W. Diitinehem Comepany
Bartenders’ Alliance
F. S. Brooke
Hoosiers
P. W. Meyers
Uncle Sam
Postoffice
Sam
Commission
Eyers
Calnan and
Appenstein
Fill Sisters Home
Judge Clark
H. & S. Pogue CO
West Fourth Street
OF Delegates
Poane Nes Dave
Vibes
Deis
Popes
Oo Anderson
Spencer
Colerain
Oaby
Ward
Golumbia
Sc.s
Wees
Isi
Hig
Renee Club
Contest Promoters Rally
Hood
R. J. Patton CO
C. E. Convention
U. S
Newman-Kuhn Mfg. CO
Makers
Sale
Newman -Kuhn
Fourth Street
New Idea
Banasch K. Gers. Oni
John Shillito
Wen
John Shillits Company
Commercial Tribune
Fisherman’s
Alex Starbuck
Cuvier Club
Beklerman & CO
Ezekiel & & Bernheim Couctio NO
Ain Streat
Epworth League
San Francisco, California
DR. Samuel Iglauer
Lancaster
West Seventh
Grandin Road
Golf
Lips
H. Q. Cleneay
Welnut
N. EA
Detroit & Ret
VIA
E. Kirby
Sandusky and
Ste
Parior , Sandusky. Ly
Sandusky
Detroit
Beaumont, Texas
Masonic
Robes Elder
Campbell Street
Green Strat
Bilder Street
City of
Green Street
Boars Bia
Board of Public
Edwin EG
Esté of
Theresa Gessert
Hamilton County
State of
Ohio
Rosa Ernst. Pogue & Pogus
Sophia Closterman
Charles Terman
Annie Davin
Ae Ben Gilpin
Harrison Avy
Department OF State
Washington
D. C
C.aldwell
United
Jose
C. R
Port Simon
Wright
Pena
Florida
Prouter & Gamble Company
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