Traffic Officers Promote Charles F. Wulsifer to Police Corporal
Traffic Officer Charles F. Wulsifer was promoted to police corporal by Vice Mayor Galvin after heading the eligibility list. A 30 year old Cincinnati born officer, he joined the force in 1904 and has served in the traffic squad, now assigned to the Eighth district at 3217 Hackberry Street Walnut Hills.
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Charles F. Wulsifer
Galvin
Wulsifer
Board of Public Safety
Cincinnati
Corporal Wulsifer
Hackberry Street
Walnut Hills Hills
Sixteenth District Alumnae Outing at Lake Allyn
The annual outing of the Sixteenth District School Alumnae association, with President Taft a member, is today at Lake Allyn. Morning boating and baseball lead to an afternoon program of music and speeches. President Roy Fritz and Principal John C. Heywood will speak. Edna Froehlich will sing.
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Taft
Lake Allyn
John C. Heywood
Roy Fritz
Heywood
Edna Froehlich
Another Broiler Foretold Cincinnati Heat Wave
The Cincinnati area faced another day of extreme heat with a 84 degree reading at 10 am and no relief promised. Prostrations were reported but not deemed fatal. several residents, including John Frazer, William Schrand, and Abraham Spellman, were taken to the city hospital for heat illness as authorities warned of continuing high temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Weather Bureau
Cincinnati
Weather Bureau
Mississippi Valley
John Frazer
Terrace Park
City Hospital
Frazer
William Schrand
Poplar Street
Vine Street
Patral
Abraham Spellman
West Sixth Street
Newport
Richmond Street
Annual Inspection Tour Of Cincinnati Terminals
The annual inspection tour of Cincinnati railway terminals will be held today under the General Yardmasters association. The special train departs from the Pennsylvania depot at 7 AM and will visit Riverside Latonia Undercliff Water and Vine Ludlow Brighton Norwood and other stations. The represented roads include L and N B O C C and L New York Central and Pennsylvania. F E B McGee of the Pennsylvania lines is Yardmasters association president. Several out of town railroad men will join the party.
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Cincinnati
General Yardmasters’ Association
Pennsylvania
Riverside
Latonia
Undercliff
Water and Vine
Ludlow
Brighton
Norwood
New York Central
Cadets Attend Funeral for Local Drowned Cadet Oscar Sauer
The funeral for Oscar Sauer who drowned in Chester park lake will be held at 4 pm from his father’s home 3420 Carthage Pike. Clifton cadets under Captain M M Maxon will be pallbearers, with burial at Carthage Pike cemetery and full military honors. The cadet flags were draped in tribute. Reverend Mr Voss will officiate.
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Oscar Sauer
Chester Park
Carthage Pike
Clifton Cadets
M. M. Maxon
Mr. Voss
Senator Dick and paper mills stoke tariff debate
Washington circular cites Senator Charles Dick backing a high paper tariff to protect industry while mills stockpile pulp wood amid rising costs. Executives dispute wage figures and warn of future prices, with supporters arguing tariffs keep work and production, and opponents noting storage signals speculation of a paper trust.
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Washington
Charles Dick
Congress
Senator Dick
Wilson
Payne
New River Harbor Company Formed at Point Pleasant
A new river company named Ohio and Kanawha River Harbor Company was incorporated at Point Pleasant West Virginia with 25000 capital. Cincinnati interests Marmet Coal Hatfield Coal and Collins Hartweg Coal and Towboat own the firm led by Gottlieb Hartweg J T Hatfield and Captain Ed Marmet. The venture aims to consolidate Point Pleasant harbors to cut labor and expenses and speed coal tows when river rises.
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Ohio and Kanawha River Harbor Company
Point Pleasant
Marmet Coal Company
Hatfield Coal Company
Collins & Hartweg Coal and Towboat Company
Gottlieb Hartweg
J. T. Hatfield
Ed Marmet
Loewenstine to Take Stand in Nellie Marts Death Inquest
Patrolman Monte Loewenstine faces a murder charge as coroner Coe weighs whether jealousy sparked the resort killing of Nellie Marts at 413 Carlisle Avenue. Prosecution and defense prepare for continued testimony with witnesses Frankie Zucarelli Vincent Zucarelli and Nannie Parker present. The case is adjourned to July 8 pending the coroner verdict.
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Monte Loewenstine
Nellie Marts
Carlisle Avenue
Coe
Margaret Bertoli
Pat
Middletown
Lester
Frankie
Vincent Zucarelli
Nannie Parker
Nellie
Loewenstine
Max Levy
Bode
German Methodist Sunday School Union Meets in Columbus
Photo by Barnum shows Rev. Frederick Munz of Cincinnati presiding over the German Methodist Sunday School Union gathering in Columbus Ohio. Munz serves as secretary and treasurer of the organization this week.
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Barnum
Frederick Munz
Cncinnati
German Methodist Sunday School Union
Columbus
Munz
Arts and crafts school graduates receive diplomas
The Cincinnati Arts and Crafts school held a graduation for its millinery class. Miss Mary Louise Armstrong presented diplomas as Rev. George F. Edwards opened with an invocation. A short program featured Miss Roberta Pain on piano, Miss Miriam Carpenter on violin, and Ruth Miller on piano.
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Cincinnati Arts and Crafts School
Mary Louise Armstrong
Cincinnati
George F. Edwaris
Roberta Pain
Miriam Carpenter
Ruth Miller
Miss Armstrong
Celia Sand
Julia Hoffman
Stella Blackburn
Irene Earnshaw
Rose Nielsen
Stelle Muth
Rose Wulf
Tillie Nordman
Lulu Pelk
Insurance office shooting kills two in Atlanta building
Donald M. Bain aged 68 shot and killed Ernest G. Williams 35, a fellow employee, in a third floor room of the Prudential building in Atlanta. Charles B. Beardsley was the sole eyewitness to the incident.
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Atlanta
Donald M. Bain
Ernest G. Williams
Prudential
Charles B. Beardsley
Police Chief Orders Widespread Transfers of Staff
Chief Milliken announces semiannual shifts moving five sergeants and twenty-two patrolmen plus five station-house keepers among districts. Transfers aim to place veterans in outer districts and younger officers downtown for training.
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Millikin
Charles Messerschmitt
Clem L. Hollowell
John B. Muhle
John Ringer
Frank Mce Nulty
James Ss. Bradshaw
Henry S. Crowley
Martin W. Goff
John Muhlenkamp
Marcellus Abel
John Ehrnschwender
Frank Miner
Harry Spurtock
John Berte
William W. Ludwick
George Rabe
John S Seebohm
Valentine C. Roell
Albert Bowman
William J. Moran
Edward L. Davis
Patrick H. Hayes
Joseph E. Taylor
Fred Kamman
Millard L. Mittlehouser
James McShane
Fred McCollum
Warren A. McCallister
Louis Doench
Julius Geibel
August Unser
John J. Hughes
Screen House Vacation for Glendale Orphans
Twenty five babies from the Home for the Friendless will spend a screened vacation in Glendale. The structure keeps them free from flies and they travel by several automobiles accompanied by a nurse who will stay with the wards throughout the holiday.
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Glendale
Fate of L and N ordinance lies with mayor
The Louisville and Nashville viaduct ordinances allowing an elevated railroad across the public landing go to the acting mayor for signature or veto. Lawyers say a veto cannot be overridden by council and would defeat the measure. If signed, a referendum may be forced at the November election with 10 percent petition, otherwise the case may go to court up to the U S Supreme Court.
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Louisville & Nashville
Supreme Court of the United States
German Methodist Conference Deliberations Conclude Work
The German Methodist ministers conference wrapped up its deliberations with emphasis on evangelistic work. Morning sessions at Wiley Chapel were followed by afternoon and evening meetings at the Deaconess home in Wyoming, where twenty five district superintendents attended.
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Wiley Chapel
Wyoming
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