Fire Escapes to Be Added to Numerous City Schools
The Building Committee of the Board of Education approved adding fire escapes to many schools including Douglas Fifteenth Fourteenth Twentieth Tenth Fifth Districts Twenty eighth Jackson Harrison Highland McKinley Riverside Hughes and Hyde Park. Spiral escapes will be installed at Bond Hill Winton Place and Warsaw.
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C. Tooker
Douglas
Twenty-eighth
Jackson
Harrison
Highland
McKinley
Riverside
Hughes High
Hyde Park
Bond Hill
Winton Place
Warsaw
School safety work ordered at Kennedy Keights School
Deputy State Inspector of Buildings Andrew Spaeth told Prosecutor Rulison that Kennedy Keights School trustees renewed assurance that fire safety work will begin immediately. He plans a district tour of all schools next week and will report unsafe conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Spaeth
Rulison
Kennedy Keights School
Spaeth
WANTS MATERIALS FOR CARPET Abo
The workroom for women in the industrial department of the Associated Charities needs fabric donations. Materials such as cotton cloth scraps worn garments and carpet rags are sought to support sewing and rug making by women volunteers. Donations may be sent to 304 Broadway or collected by request.
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Associated Charities
Co. M. Hubbard
Broadway
Missionary Robert Ward and Wife in Native Costume
Mr and Mrs Robert C Ward missionaries of India will speak at Christie Methodist Episcopal Church Court Street and Wesley Avenue Sunday evening. He is English and she a native of India. She led eighty ox teams through a dangerous famine district delivering food to starving natives while he cremated 7 000 famine victims.
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Robert C. Ward
Missionaries of
India
Christie Methodist Episcopal, Church, Court Street
Wesley Avenue
Mrs. Ward
Mr. Ward
Hose bids debated as politics blamed for disasters
The Committee on Public Safety heard accusations that bidding for fire department hose is rigged to favor two brands. Chief Archibald urged buying only the two recommended hoses, claiming value and reliability for downtown use. A resolution to authorize purchase was adopted and will be reviewed by the City Solicitor for possible methods to bypass bidding.
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Committee On Public Safety of the Council
Archibbald
Board of Public Safety
Boyd
Mallon
Safety Committee
Safety Board
Archibald
W. C. Culkins
Culkins
Mullen
Council
Burgheim
Mr. Mallon
Moyer
French Chateaux Lecture Opens Lent Series
The Civic Committee of the Cincinnati Woman's Club presents the first Lenten lecture from 11 to 12 this morning. Mile Morhard speaks on Chateaux of France with stereopticon views to raise funds for home and school gardens, all speakers donating services.
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Cincinnati+ Woman's Club
Mile, Morhard
France
Reports on grade crossing issue at Cincinnati meeting
The Federated Improvement Associations of Cincinnati will hold a March 9 meeting at Turner Hall in North Cincinnati. The Law and Legislation committee will present a report on grade crossings and Alfred Bettmann will speak on Street Railways. President Speelman announced standing committees for the year across Law and Legislation Streets and Sidewalks Parks and Forestry Schools and Public Buildings Steam and Electric Railways and Lighting Smoke and Nuisance Abatement Annexation and more.
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North Cincinnati
Federated Improvement Associations
D._C
Starbuck Smith
F. H. Kinney
Ww. Oo. Knight
William A. Simonton
R. H. Reemelin
Fred Tuke
Elden R. James
E. L. Kennedy
T. J. O'Meara
J. J. Castellini
A. O. Elaner
Dr. L. S. Colter
Jacob Dietz
A. B. Horton
Charles Weidner, Jr
Ernst G. Wulff
A. Culbertson
Alex. Patterson
E. Haeckl
E. F. Bardon
Frank H. Shaffer
E. L. Greist
John’ Es
J.J
Senpfing
W. O. Knight
William B. Barr
Franklin Johnson, Jr
Joseph Huth
William F. Ray
Howard Ferris
I D. Fry
H. Belmer
August Henkel
C. C. Meade
Gus’ Leesman
James
T. W. Rainey
Matty
Seward
Hanke
Bride Called Flirt Sparks Police Court Case
Mrs. Freda Eiber of 3559 Colerain Avenue prosecuted her husband in Police Court after six weeks of marriage accusing him of forcing mercury down his throat and attempting to cut her throat. The case was postponed as officers were ordered to arrest Esiber the man accused of flirting with the wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Eiber
Colerain Avenue
Wiber
Bigamist's Record Shocks English Police Report
Chief of Police Millikin told Mayor Markbreit he received W. Witzhoff’s record from Bristol England. Witzhoff, an Englishman, had married numerous women in the United States including a Bellevue Kentucky resident. Bristol papers on the trial note it is extraordinary that such an undesirable man could capture so many English women.
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Millikin
Markbreit
Bristol
England
Witzhoff
United States
Bellevue
Too Many Women In Schoolrooms Drives Debate On Corporal Punishment
Dr. G Stanley Hall of Clark University lectured on public schools before Cincinnati Teachers' and Schoolmasters' Clubs. He argued for more corporal discipline, higher teacher pay, longer school days, and greater state and professional independence from local political boards.
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Hall
Dayton
Hamilton
Ohio
Will Lecture To Teachers At Cincinnati Conference
Two hundred teachers principals and superintendents of secondary schools accredited by the University of Cincinnati will meet in the university auditorium Burnet Woods for the fourth annual conference. President G Stanley Hall of Clark University will speak on Some Pressing High School Problems. Afternoon discussions cover Natural Science Modern Languages Mathematics History English Ancient Language and related topics led by area educators.
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University of Cincinnati
Burnet Woods
G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
Worcester
Mass
Frank W. Ballou
Separate the sexes at high school says Hall
Dr. G Stanley Hall spoke at the Grand Hotel dinner for the Cincinnati Schoolmasters Club about separating girls and boys in high school. He argued separation aids moral and physical development and said the question merits such action for junior and senior students. About 150 teachers attended.
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G. Stanley Hall
Grand Hotel
Cincinnati Schoolmasters’ Club
Hall
Boy loses both legs in railroad yard accident
Au gust Pffermann aged several years at 1202 Poplar Street was run down by a switch engine in railroad yards near Gest Street while gathering coal for his family. One leg was severed and the other amputated at City Hospital after the incident.
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August Pffermann
Poplar Street
Gest Street
City Hospital
Kilwinning Masons stage The Adventures of Elmer Brown
Kilwinning Chapter No 97 Royal Arch Masons presented The Adventures of Elmer Brown a two act play directed by Helen Schuster Martin at the Scottish Rite Cathedral last night with cast including John Alexander Willard Langmead Nellie Walsh Edna Martin Edna Ramsay Aileen Sloyer Hazel Sloyer Martha Homan Lorraine Aufdenkamp Janet Levy A trio of Academy musicians Beeh Beeh Jr Beach and Harwick performed. Afterward a dance followed in the banquet hall with committee members R E Lee William L Bauer Henry E Gorman EB J Krehbiel Charles P Forbus and S B Tutlilh assisting.
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Kilwinning Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Scottish Rite
Elmer Brown
Helen Schuster Martin
John Alexander
Willard Langmead
Nellie Walsh
Edna Martin
Edna Ramsay
Aileen Sloyer
Hazel Sloyer
Martha Homan
Lorraine Aufdenkamp
Janet Levy
Academy
August Beeh, Jr
H. W. Beach
A. H. Harwick
R. E. Lee
William L. Bauer
Henry E. Gorman
EB. J. Krehbiel
Charles P. Forbus
B. Tuthill
Ohio River Flood Levels Peak Near Forty-Seven Feet
The Ohio River rose through the day to the forty seven foot mark at midnight causing initial unease. Forecaster Bassler predicted it would continue rising briefly but would not reach fifty feet, easing fears of a second flood.
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Ohio
Bassler
Treasurer Accused of Union Embezzlement
A warrant was issued for Stephen Brading, treasurer of the Painters Decorators and Paper Hangers Union, alleging embezzlement of 400 dollars. Justice Lamping issued the affidavit on Ho ward A Wise’s charge. Constable Jones seized Brading in Bevins and jailed him at 9 p.m.
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Stephen Brading
Painters, Decorators and Paper Hangers’ Union
Justice of the Peace
Lamping
Howard A. Wise
Union
Richard Jones
Bevins
Brading
Miss Myrtle Elvyn to Give Recital at Linton Auditorium
Music lovers await a recital by Miss Myrtle Elvyn the pianiste at the Linton auditorium Monday evening. A pupil of Godowsky she brings both renowned instruction and a refined genius. Though popular in Cincinnati she travels fatigue limits her energy for work. Her programme features demanding pieces played by only the most skilled pianists.
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Myrtle-Elvyn
Linton Auditorium
Miss Elvyn
Godowsky
Cincinnati
Richardson Named Exalted Ruler Candidate for Cincinnati Lodge
James S. Richardson, superintendent of the Free Public Employment Bureau, was nominated for Exalted Ruler of Cincinnati Lodge No. 5. Other nominations were made for leading knight, loyal knight, lecturing knight, trustee, secretary, treasurer, tiler, and delegate to the Grand Lodge. The election is set for Friday, March 27, with possible further nominations each Friday night.
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James S. Richardson
Free Public Employment Bureau
Garfield Place
Cincinnati Lodge
Ellis
Richardson
Scott Holmes
Mr. Richardson
Anthony B. Dunlap
Richard Powell
A. E. Emminger
Edward T. Allen
Bert Seibert
John Doyle
Jacob G. Kelley
Michael A. Meehan
Grand Lodge
Dallas
William Shaw
Elks
Ohio
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Dayton
Middletown
Hamilton
Newport
Bellevue
Dunlap
Squire
James Brandt
M. L. Haberer
William Deck
Elm Street Emple
Cincinnati Bar Association Reviews Justice Court Jurisdiction
The Cincinnati Bar Association gathered at the Literary Club to discuss changes in Justices' court jurisdiction. Seventeen subjects were listed, led by Justice J. M. Smedes, with two considered and the rest referred to a committee for report. Bill proposals and Ohio legislation plans emerged from the group.
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Cincinnati Bar Association
Literary Club
Eighth Street
Justice Smedes
Association
John R. Sayler
Otto Pfleger
Shott Bonham
J. My Smédes
Gideon Co. Wilson
J. T. Harrison
Ohio
C. O. Rose
Committee On Law
House of Representatives
Columbus
Pattee Death Inquest Hears Conflicting Testimony
Coroner Cameron rules Joseph René Pattee died from a gunshot to the head but cannot determine if it was self inflicted. At the inquest Pattee's wife spoke of despondency over trade and illness, while he appeared lively that day. Night Chief Corbin said Chief Millikin would pursue further inquiry today.
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Corbin
Barbers Union Pushes Arrests After Court Victory
Joseph Meying secretary of the Barbers Union said evidence against more alleged law breaking tonsorialists will be secured Sunday and arrests may be made by special constables. The Ohio Supreme Court decision has spurred renewed energy and fourteen other cases tied to that ruling will be rushed through.
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Joseph Meying
Barbers’ Union
Ohio Supreme Court
Meying
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Linton
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Edward Amherst
Krell Piano Stord
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