City considers giant incinerators for sewage and garbage
Cincinnati plans for Ohio River trunk sewers to feed incinerators at river mouths to purify water and reduce waste. The proposal awaits city finances and a new two year contract for garbage reduction as options to current disposal methods. Mayor Carrel confirmed the plan and its future stay until finances improve.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
Carrel
Board of Control
Charles F. Hornberger
Union Reduction Company
Riverside
Arrel
Deer Creeks
Frank Krug
Japanese Hurt by Exclusion Sparks Debate at Club
Dr. John Holliday Latane of Johns Hopkins urged Congress to treat Japan on equal quota terms to avoid harming ties. He praised the four power Pacific treaty and proposed a Singapore naval base, arguing a stronger Britain reduces war risk as US diplomacy shifts. He planned further remarks on Relations With Europe.
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Congress
Japan
John Holliday Latane
Johns Hopkins University
Woman's Club
Latane
United States
Pacific
Great Britain
France
Singapore
England
Cincinnatian's Song to Have Its Premiere
Miss Margie Bland a Cincinnati pianist and dance orchestra director introduces her first composition Colleen, My Own an Irish ballad. The verse is by Miss Florence Moran. The piece debuts on radio with Howard Haf ford on WLW and Sam Pusateri on WMH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Margie Bland
Miss Bland
Colleen
Florence Moran
Howard Hafford
WLW
Sam Pusateri
WMH
Associated Charities to Open West End Office
The Associated Charities will open a new West End district office within two weeks as chairmen announced at a board meeting. Growth in charity work prompted the plan, with exact location yet undecided. the Baymiller Hopkins district office established last fall is noted as a success. The West End staff currently works from the 304 Broadway headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Baymiller
Hopkins Streets
West End
Broadway
Housewife Informed On Quality Of Peddler Goods
Cincinnati retailers urge stronger service, advertising, and training to counter door-to-door canvassers. They cite guarantees and reputation of stores, contrast with peddlers who may offer inferior goods and limited recourse, and call for public education on value and quality.
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Pogue
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Merchants
Robert H. Pogue
H. & S. Pogue Company
Cincinnati Retail Merchants’ Association
Padlock Wins Seal Historic New York Landmark
United States District Attorney Buckner secured another victory in his liquor enforcement drive. Mouquin’s restaurant on Sixth Avenue, a Tenderloin landmark for sixty eight years, will be padlocked for one month under a decree reached by the restaurant owners and Buckner.
Future Presidents File Requisitions For Baby Carriages
Gertie the girl reporter recalls the plight of Cincinnati babies lacking carriages while urging readers to donate old carriages to Associated Charities. The note humorously suggests presidents began life in carries, and many families cannot afford them.
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Gertie
Junior
Cincinnati
Associated Charities
Stock salesman charged with embezzling seven hundred dollars
Clifford Striecker of the Orchard Ale Company, 327 East Sixth Street, was charged with embezzling $700 in a warrant sworn by retired Ohio National Guard sergeant John J. Van Duzen. Van Duzen said he paid Striecker $1,200 for stock on May 17, 1923, receiving twenty shares worth $10 each and ten par value shares. Certificates bore W B Dunkman’s signature, which Dunkman denied signing.
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Clifford Striecker
Orchard Ale Company
East Sixth Street
John J. van Duzen
Ohio National Guard
van Duzen
O’connell
Striecker
W. B. Dunkman
Dunkman
Put and Take club speaker urges giving back to life
George B. Frampton of Cincinnati tells Exchange Club at noon meeting to balance taking with giving, citing war losses of 10,000,000 as a lesson. J. H. Kaplan seeks volunteers to supervise Near East Relief clothing drive next Thursday at city schools. Charles A. Busch named to oversee parochial school collection.
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George B. Frampton
Cincinnati
Exchange Club
Chamber of Commerce
J. H. Kaplan
Club
Near East Relief Clothing Committee
Near East
Charles A. Busch
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Dr. Latane
Cincinnatian
Bolton
Armstrong
Mabley & Carew Company
Philip Baldwin
Better Business Bureau
SS Ans
Dobbs
Burkhardt Bros Cocern
Andreas E.burkhardt
East Fourth Street
Linton
MAIN
The
BurkHardt Bros
East
C. Rielag
Main ST
Massey & Carew CO
G& Vine
Pogues Mens Shop
Fourth ST
the Big Store Co
Fifth & Central.ave
Bott Hat Co
Walnut ST
Vine ST
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