Miss Edna Strohm Joins City Manager Movement Leadership
Edna P. Strohm arrives as executive for the City Charter Committee replacing Miss Emily Kneubuhl who leaves Cincinnati for Rochester. Strohm, a Joliet native and Wellesley alum, has long led women’s political work and will organize for the city manager reform emphasizing nonpartisan administration and professional governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Strohm
City Charter Committee
Cincinnati
Emily Kneubuhl
Grere-Nanmert
Edna P. Strohm
Joliet
Chicago
Miss Kneubah
Rochester
N. Y
Miss Strohm
the Commercial Tribune
Judge Frees Fred Derfus on Liquor Charge
Judge Yeatman exonerates attorney Fred Derfus in a Grants Lick case after skepticism toward witness Bel l and drug peddler testimony. Bell, a farmer, was fined 1500 dollars and jailed for three months on three liquor charges. a fourth charge was changed to failure to provide for his family. Bell and his wife asked for leniency. the judge questioned his past moonshine sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Meredith Yeatman
Fred Derfus
Carney Bell
Grants Lick
Bell
Derfus
Yeatman
Bar Association
Norwood Eagles Memorial Service and O U A M Initiation
Norwood Aenue No. 449a Fraternal Order of Eagles holds a memorial service Sunday at 2 PM at its Washington avenue hall with Rev J H Mac Neill delivering the invocation. Norwood Council No. 226 Jr O U A M conducts a class initiation tonight at Odd Fellows Hall 5129 Main avenue with about fifty candidates and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood Aenue
Order of Eagles
Washington Avenue
J. H. MacNeill
Norwood Christian Church
Norwood Council No. 226
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Main Avenue
Norwood YWCA Board Plans Morning Conference on Committee Work
The Norwood branch Young Women's Christian Association board will hold a 10 o'clock conference on committee work this morning, before the regular board meeting. A luncheon will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Young Women’s Christian Association
Association
Five Men Rob Norwood Man Near B and O Bridge
Luther Drake of 5008 Main avenue Norwood reports he was held up early yesterday by five men in a touring car near the north end of the B and O railroad bridge. Two jumped out fired revolvers and took sixty cents and a cameo ring valued at sixteen dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Drake
Main Avenue
Norwood
Grogan Fined for Drunkenness in Norwood Court
John J. Grogan a 24 year old freight conductor of 4824 Eastern Avenue was fined 10 dollars and costs in Norwood Police Court yesterday by Mayor Louis H Notte. He was arrested at the Norwood Ice Rink Wednesday night by Special Officer William Zimmermann who charged him with drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Grogan
Eastern Avenue
Norwood
Louis H. Notte
Grogan
William Zimmermann
Baron Maltzan Assured Washington Support
Washington March 12 President Coolidge told Baron Ago von Maltzahn new German ambassador that the United States would provide steadfast support and confidence as he presented his credentials at the White House. He noted Germany's return to prosperity and peace and paid tribute to late President Ebert of the German Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baron Ago von Maltza
United States
Germany
Coolidge
White House
Ebert
German Republic
Denies Political Work Drove Husband Away
Mrs. Lillian E. Fieckert vice chair of the Republican State Committee and president of the New Jersey Women’s Republican Club said her husband Edward Fieckert banker left home after the first of the year. She would not confirm separation or divorce while denying his withdrawal due to her political activities. He holds a leading position at State Trust Company of Plainfield and was granted indefinite leave amid reports of a nervous breakdown. the couple married twenty two years and have no children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strohm
Wellesley College
Joliet
Joliet National Bank
Coliseum
Chicago
Hughes
Republican National Campaign Committee
Council of National Defense of
Illinois
Ilinois
Service League For the Handicapped
Miss Strohm
The
University of Chicago
Plainfield
N J
Lillian E. Fieckert
Republican State Committee
New Jersey
Fieckert
State Trust Company of
Fieckerts
Ferguson Rights Bill Up to Ma to Sign
Austin Texas March 12 The Texas House passed the Woodward bill granting amnesty to James E Ferguson restoring his civil rights after impeachment. The measure, already approved by the Senate, goes to Governor Miriam A Ferguson who is away at his sister’s funeral. final passage was 78 to 51 amid constitutional concerns. An amendment to remove the vindication clause was tabled 70 to 62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
James E. Ferguson
House of Representatives
Woodward
Ferguson
Senate
Miriam A. Ferguson
Haskell
Purdue
Gilmer
Unfair Gas Profits Debate Marks Civic Meeting
Councilman Charles O Rose challenged two or three unfair profits by gas companies at a Federated Civic Association gathering in Gibson, disputing the Roberts report and noting Ennis’s suggested rates. The Gas Rate Committee awaits the Ennis findings before action. The club then backed a petition drive to raise funds via an extra tax levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O. Rose
Federated Civic Association
The
Gibson
Union Gas and Electric Company
Columbia Gas and Electric Company
Gas Transportation Company
Mr. Rose
Roberts
William D. Ennis
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Council
Ennis
A. G. Wulff
Association
Union Company
Columbia Company
Wulff
Club
Optimist Club Expansion Planned for Nearby Cities
Jay C. Goodrich outlined plans to form new Optimist clubs separate from Cincinnati, in Norwood and in Covington and Campbell County Kentucky. Nelson Trimble will serve as organizer with hundreds of prospective members names handed over. Cincinnati chapter lists about eighty members.
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Greater
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Optimist Club
The
Gibson
Jay C. Goodrich
Norwood
Covington
Campbell County
Goodrich
Nelson Trimble
Chicago
Midland Chautauqua Company
Hamilton to get new hotel in $750,000 project
The Hackenbury Hotel Syndicate of Philadelphia and Hamilton Chamber of Commerce back a 125 to 150 room hotel costing about 750000. Site not fixed. Venture plans monthly openings funded by preferred stock sales, with common shares on a two to one basis. Captain N S Bobo notes 27 hotels active, 15 under construction, six due soon. Hamilton Club seeks quarters on Rentschler Building top floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Hackenbury Hotel Syndicate
Philadelphia
Chamber of Commerce
N. S. Bobo
Hamilton Club
Rentschler Building
Automatic Traffic Signals Subject At Mayor Safety Conference
A safety conference at 9 this morning in Mayor Carrel’s office will review installing automatic traffic signals on Race Street. Attending officials include Carrel, W C Culkins, A E Mittendorf, and Frank Switaleki, with Francis Healy of Union Gas and Electric to discuss installation and rental possibilities for the city. The session follows two prior meetings aimed at four traffic safety projects. Public hearings on proposals will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrel
Race Street
Mayor Carrel
W.C. Culkins
Chamber of Commerce
A. E. Mittendorf
Frank Switaleki
Automobile Club
Francis Healy
Union Gas and Electric Company
Louis H. Nolte
Norwood
Cincinnati Automobile Club
E. D. Roberts
Herriot appeals for US aid in postwar settlement
Paris March 12 Premier Herriot urged the United States to aid France in postwar problems and inter allied debt. He said France seeks world peace and financial restoration with good will from the United States, stressing shared democratic principles and the danger of drifting apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
France
Premier Herriot
Champs Elysee
M. Herriot
United States
America
New York Police Band to Visit Cincinnati for Concert
The New York Police Band will arrive in Cincinnati at 4 45 tomorrow afternoon and perform a concert in Emery Auditorium on Saturday. A reception committee led by Inspector Kane will greet them at Pennsylvania Station and escort them to the Gibson. A parade will mark the visit with Chief Copelan leading, followed by a mounted squad and police from both cities.
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New York Police
Cincinnati
Emery Auditorium
Kane
Wolsefer
Pennsylvania Station
Gibson
Copelan
New York
Elks the Elks
Elks’ Temple
Amy Pace
Chamber of Commerce
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Women’s City Club
Albany
Illinois League of Women Voters
Miss Kneubuhl
Wurlilzer Grand Pianos
Wurlizer
East Fourth St. Bet
Walnut and Main
Shannon & Sokup’s
Shannon & Sorup & Hatters
Clothiers
W. Fifth ci
Birmingham
New Orleans
Queen City
Crescent City
City Ticket Office
Dixie Terminal Arcade
Southern Railway System
Olos Laweh
Baron Maltzan
Rose
Felix E. Reszke
Whittier
Mr. Nolte
Jay
Newburgh
Emma Geisler
Reading Road
Loth Newburgh
Clinton Springs Avenue
Alexander
Jasper
Ind
Main Place
Meta Smith
Cross Plains
Geisler
James’ Donight
West Seventh Street
Ize
St. Louis
Louisiana
Arcadia
Italy
National Educational Association
Pert
Perserve
Mills
J. O. Mills
North High Street
Columbus
Ohio
Amtth St
NEW York Police Band
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