Governor Donahey Faces Roadblock Over Boulay Resignation
Ohio Governor A V Donahey struggles to force State Highway Director L A Boulay of Toledo to resign. Boulay refuses, citing a missing undated resignation in an old file and alleging corruption by road material interests. The governor lacks constitutional power to remove him. only the Legislature can act, an unlikely move amid Republican control.
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Columbus
A. V. Donahey
A. Boulay
Toledo
Boulay
Donahey
J. A. Meckstroth
Meckstroth
Gavarere
Ground broken for St Xavier College library
Work to begin about April 10 on a new 150000 dollar library building at St Xavier College Avondale. The project aims to finish by September with initial capacity for 150000 volumes, potentially rising to 350000. Foundation has raised 135000 toward a 1000000 goal for five years, architecture by Joseph B Steinkamp & Bro Tudor Gothic style. The Lodge Reading Room will honor donor Mary Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Xavier College
Avondale
Hubert F. Brockman
Brockman
St. Xavier College Foundation
Joseph B. Steinkamp & Bro
Mary Lodge
Hinkle
Alumni
Indicted Kentucky Bulls Face Scrub Stock Trial in Alexandria
The Kentucky Agricultural Association and Kentucky Pure Bred Stock Association pursue a statewide scrub stock case. In Alexandria Campbell County Judge Victor Williams will oversee the trial with Alfred M Cald well prosecuting and Leonard J Crawford defending. A jury of Kentucky farmers will decide, amid measures to prevent mob violence.
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Kentucky
Erebus
Chicago
Alexandria
Campbell County
Victor Williams
Alfred M. Caldwell
Leonard J. Crawford
Bil
Kentucky Agricultural Association
Kentucky Pure Bred Stock Association
Welfare Association Holds Annual Election in North College Hill
William Holmes led the Blue ticket to victory in the North College Hill Welfare Association officers election held last night. E M Burtwise Joseph Willing were elected vice presidents Roy Marcus secretary Harry Meyer financial secretary J J Hekstein treasurer George Minnick sergeant at arms trustees elected Albert Distler Charles Konner Leo Westerkamp J J Vogelpohl former village mayor and Harry Schaeffer attorney spoke advocating abolition of the village liquor court. A dance followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Holmes
North College Hill Welfare Association
E. M. Burtwise
Joseph Willing
Roy Marcus
Harry Meyer
J. J. Hekstein
George Minnick
Albert Distler
Charles Konner
Leo Westerkamp
J. J. Vogel
Three Persons Injured When Struck by Autos
Three people were injured in separate auto related incidents yesterday. Louis Velle 22 of Walnut Hills suffered a brain concussion and head wounds after a collision at McMillan and Boone driven by Homer E. Anderson of Madisonville. Edward Vettel 55 of Longview Avenue is in serious condition after a truck struck him on Ninth Street and Freeman Avenue. Edgar Lewis 51 of Fulton Avenue was hurt at Gilbert and Freeman Avenues when struck by a car driven by Edward Dunn of Windsor Street.
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Louis Velle
May Avenue
Walnut Hills
McMillan and
Boone Streets
Homer E. Anderson
Bramble Avenue
Madisonville
General Hospital
Anderson
Edward Vettel
Longview Avenue
Ninth Street
Freeman Avenue
Vettel
Learlde
Whitton
Massachusetts Avenue
Edgar Lewis
Fulton Avenue
Edward Dunn
Windsor’ Street
Gilbert and Freeman Avenues
Lewis
Traffic Court fines and arrestees report
AT A GLANCE WALKER P HALL was fined 20 dollars in Traffic Court for four minor violations after failing to report when cited and being arrested on warrants. Thomas Shullman, saloon owner, was fined 300 dollars and costs for possessing race slips totaling 970 dollars found at his Post square and Plum street establishment. Officials of the E Kleeman Company praised Cincinnati Fire Department for quick action in preventing greater loss at a store blaze. Carrie Ellis, 25, of 1308 Race Street, remained hospitalized after being beaten and found unconscious at Sixth and Vine, with two teeth knocked out and head bruises. she attributed injuries to a sudden illness and spells. The 30th annual gymnastic entertainment of the Cincinnati Turngemeinde will be at Music Hall Sunday at 3 o'clock. The seventh lecture in a St Xavier College Alumni Association series will be at the Linton Hotel at 8:30 tomorrow, by Louis Wetmore on Catholicism in Europe From 1914 to 1924.
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Walker P. Hall
Dexter Place
Alexander
Hall
Thomas Shullman
Post Square
Plum Street
Shullman
Kleemeier
Arres
E. Kleeman Company
West Fifth Street
Cincinnati Fire Department
Barney J. Houston
Carrie Ellis
Race Street
General Hospital
Sixth and Vine Streets
Cincinnati Turngemeinde
Central Turners
Music Hall
St. Xavier College Alumni Association
Linton Hotel
Louis Wetmore
New York
Europe
Incoming and Outgoing Steamers Listed For March
Incoming steamers for March 7 include Suffern from Havre February 25 and Iroquois from Turks Island February 27. Outgoing ships depart March 4 for Rotterdam London Glasgow Genoa Naples Liverpool Southampton Patras with times 11 a m 12 m 1 p m 3 p m. Arived March 6 Asia Constantinople February Bremen Westphalia Hamburg February 19 George Washington Cherbourg February 26.
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New York World News Service
Suffern
Havre
Iroquois
Turks Island
Grootendijk
Rotterdam
King Eee
Patras
Arived
Asia
Constantinople
Bremen
Westphalia
Hamburg
George Washington
Cherbourg
Fire damages Constance residence in Kentucky
A two story frame house owned by Mrs. Cora Baker in Constance Kentucky was partially destroyed yesterday afternoon by a fire blamed on a defective fire. Neighbors alerted the village department as the owner was away. Estimated damage runs to about $2000.
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Oconstance
Cora Baker
Constance
Jewelry theft at Greenwood Court valued at $1500
J R Cohen of No 1 Greenwood court reported a burglary at his home last night. A combination of two platinum rings a platinum diamond bar pin and a gold locket were stolen valued at $1500. Entry was gained via a duplicate key.
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J. R Cohen
No. 1
Greenwood Court
Chamber of Commerce calls safety parley in Cincinnati
J M Hutton acting President invites over fifty civic and industrial groups to a Friday 12:15 conference at the Chamber to plan safety work and the future of the Greater Cincinnati Safety Council. The move follows resignations over funding and support for safety programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
J. M
Hutton
Chamber of Commerce
Greater
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Chamber
Cincinnati Mayor Calls Safety Conference Over Auto Toll
Mayor Carrel convened a Safety Conference at City Hall after Cincinnati and Hamilton County recorded thirty one automobile deaths this year. Attendees included Acting Safety Director George Crawford Police Chief Copelan Chamber of Commerce executive W C Culkins and Cincinnati Automobile Club members Frank Switalski and A E Mittendorf. Proposals featured automatic traffic controls school patrols near schools and a citizens traffic commission. The meeting adjourned with plans for a public hearing and possible traffic ordinance amendments.
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Cincinnati
Carrel
City Hall
Hamilton County
George Crawford
Copelan
W. C. Culkins
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Switalski
A. E. Mittendorf
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Secret list of traffic violations planned by club
Cincinnati Safe Drivers' Club announced a secret investigation of traffic violations at busy downtown intersections. Next week pairs will record license numbers and report violators at the next meeting to discuss actions. Truck operators are noted as having the best driving average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Safe Drivers’ Club
Chamber of Commerce
Narrow Escape as Carbide Tank Explodes at Plant
Two men narrowly escaped injury when a 100 pound carbide gas tank exploded at the Brighton Welding Company plant on Barnard Street. The blast blew through the roof, knocked down Gus Weil and John Elsaesser, ignited two cars, and caused about $2,000 in damage. Firefighters fought the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton Welding Company
Barnard Street
Gus Weil
John Elsaesser
Warsaw Avenue
20 000 Attend Ohio Valley Furniture Exhibit Farewell
About 20 000 people visited the Ohio Valley Furniture Dealers Association exhibition at Musaic Hall yesterday the convention's last day. Cincinnati dealers bought all the furniture on display. H C Broening praised Harry Fathauer of the Ohio Valley Furniture Digest for arranging the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Valley Furniture Dealers’ Association
Musaic Hall
Music Hall
Cincinnati
Gibson
H. C. Broening
Harry Fathauer
Ohio Valley Furniture Digest
Chauffeur Faces License Action After Municipal Court Arraignment
William Parr a 25 year old chauffeur of 446 Delta Avenue was arraigned in Municipal Court on a charge of disorderly conduct. Police took his badge at arrest and intimated further action may follow.
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William Parr
Delta Avenue
Parr arrested after refusing to leave cafe
Detectives Bullerdick and Hayes arrested Parr at a Fourth and Walnut restaurant after he swallowed jag tablets and argued with men. He was arraigned and his case continued until he sobers up. Parr claimed to be related to Tiny Parr, a cafe owner previously involved in a fatal shooting by Officer Clinton Noe.
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Arr
Bullerdick and Hayes
Fourth and
Walnut Streets
Parr
Tiny’ Parr
McMillan Street
Clinton Noe
Cincinnati Radio Club Draws 300 Plus Members
More than 300 new members joined the Cincinnati Radio Club for the regular monthly meeting at the Chamber of Commerce. George P. Crandall urged a membership campaign to make the club the largest in the world while Eugene Wesselman Hamlin R. Fordyce and Arthur R. Ainsworth spoke. An entertainment program featured Romany Reed and String quartet Angela Devoto Sam Puseteria and Ray Lombardi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Radio Club
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
George P. Crandall
Cincinnati Club
Eugene Wesselman
Hamlin R. Fordyce
Arthur R. Ainsworth
Romany Reed and String Quartet
Angela Devoto
Sam Puseteria
Ray Lombardi
Bankruptcy Notes: Talkenberg files voluntary petition
Carl F. Talkenberg of Columbus Ohio filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S District Court. Liabilities listed at 1659.51 and assets at 37.50. Principal unsecured creditors include Alling and Cory Company Pittsburgh Pay with 600 claim B M King Columbus 101 52 and Mrs E Holloway Columbus 100. Judge Hickenlooper ordered the receiver Tod's Hat Store to continue business pending creditor action on a cash settlement and named William Coe and Charles Weil as stock appraisers.
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Carl F. Talkenberg
Columbus
United States District Court
Alling & Cory Company
Pittsburgh
B. M. King
E. Holloway
Hickenlooper
Tod’s
Hat Stor
William Coe
Charles Weil
Laundry Research Institute funds boost at Ohio convention
Subscriptions totaling 3200 were pledged by delegates to the 29th annual Ohio Laundry Owners Association meeting after Bland Isenbarger spoke. The Model Laundry Company of Cincinnati gave 1000, while the institute spends over 5000 yearly on research. Prof John T Farg discussed Power Laundry Courses overcoming early teaching shortages.
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American Institute of Laundering
Ohio Laundry Owners’ Association
Bland Isenbarger
Isenbarger
Model Laundry Company of
Cincinnati
John T. Farg
Ohio Mechanics Institute
England
Scotland
Shanty Boat Colony Ordered to Move by Court
Five residents of a shanty boat colony at Mill Creek mouth faced Municipal Court Judge Yeatman for violating a Board of Health order. They were given until March 30 to leave. Names listed include James Brock and wife, Catherine Brock, Emma Clark, Ibert Martin, and James Maddux.
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Mill Creek
Yeatman
Board of Health
Norwood Liquor Court case settled out of court
Norman McClanahan of 412 Sycamore Street had a worthlessness check charge withdrawn in Norwood Police Court after a settlement with Chris Erhardt Motor Car Co. The $150 check tied to an auto transaction was made good. The Norwood electrical American flag at City Hall, a 1915 gift from the Norwood Council Jr. O U A M, was repaired yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman McClanahan
Sycamore Street
North College Hill
Norwood
Harold L. Hilton
McClanahan
Nolte
Chris Erhardt
Norwood Council Jr. O. U. A. M
Presbyterian Dinner Speaker Praises Faith in Cincinnati
Dr. Ho Ty Krerr pastor of Shadyside Presbyterian Church Pittsburgh will address the annual dinner of the Presbyterian men of Greater Cincinnati at Fl 1 Avenue Presbyterian Church Tuesday at 6 30 o'clock.
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Ty Krerr
Shadyside Presbyterian Church
Pittsburgh
Presbyterian Men of
Greater Cincinnati
Fl 1 Avenue Presbyterian Church
Tuy
Relief and Pension Fund Trustees Election Names
The Norwood Police Department will elect trustees on Monday. Candidates include Werner B. Ahlers Henry J. Piepmeyer Biryer Seitz Albert Stein Charles Parr Charles Wamboldt Walter Willis Joseph Flowers and William Barrett.
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Relief and Penson Fund
Norwood Police Department
Werner B. Ahlers
Henry J. Piepmeyer
Biryer Seitz
Albert Stein
Charles Parr
Charles Wamboldt
Walter Willis
Joseph Flowers
William Barrett
Woodward High School Alumni Mark Founders Day History
Graduates from 1856 to 1900 attended the 33rd Founders Day at Woodward High School. More than 1,200 students gathered for a ceremony previewing what may be the final alumna convocation with a banquet and evening program. The old school bell rang for the first time in years as Miss Hattie David, class of 1856, led a celebration that featured musical performances from Louis D. Ehrgott, Sr. and Jr. and Joseph Surdo, with participation by several other alumni and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward High School
William Woodward
Woodward School
Hattie David
Hamilton
Louis D. Ehrgott
Joseph Surdo
Walter H. Aiken
Woodward
Gas Rate Dispute Highlights West Virginia Gas Costs
The hearing featured Bert and Roberts arguing over Columbia Company's gas valuation and future prices. Viner and Kerber challenged Roberts 18 cents per 1,000 cubic feet and 7 cents field cost, noting lamp-black firms moved from Kentucky to cheaper areas. Roberts cited an artificial water gas plant valued at 1.2 million dollars supplying one sixth of total gas, while Freeman cited verifications from last winter’s peak loads.
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Bert
Mr. Roberts
Columbia Company
Joseph W. Viner
William Kerber
Cincinnatus Association
Roberts
Lamp’ Black
Kentucky
Louisiana
West Virginia
Viner
Mr. Kerber
Columbia
Ohio
Freeman
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Kentucky Bulls
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Indianapolis
City Ticket Office
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DEPOT
Fifth
Baymiller
Mr. Advertiser
Commercial Tribune
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Radio Club
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Hust Asi
Community Chest
Hotel Linton
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