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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1925

Page

14

Tribute Honors Clinton Harris on Dredge Tablet Dedication

A bronze tablet unveiled aboard the government dredge C. B. Harris memorializes Clinton Burt Harris 1869 1923 for twenty nine years of service to U S Engineers on Ohio River reclamation. Dignitaries including Colonel Katz Captain Ball and R R Jones attended the ceremony above Fernbank dam.

United States Engineers Ohio River Clinton Burt Harris College Hill Cincinnati C. B. Harris Harris R. R. Jones Jones C. W. Katz Central Division C. W. Ball W. W.W. Parker Oscar F. Barrett K. C. Gibbs Mr. Jones L. H. Prell Kk. W. Buell W. M. Hall A. F. McCallum H. G. Locke H. H. Peters Fernbank Dam Hamilton County Belmont College Muscle Shoals Tennessee River Pennsylvania Mississippi Katz

Apathy of Voters Seen as Menace to City Government

Miss Edna Strohm of the City Charter Committee warned at the Cincinnati Woman's Club that voter apathy and ignorance of city governance threaten the new administration. She urged active participation in campaigns to elect qualified councilmen and city managers, stressing municipal finance fire prevention police and lighting issues. Mrs Capelle introduced the speaker.

Edna Strohm Cincinnati Woman's Club Albert Capelle Club

New Electric Cages Installed to Euthanize Stray Animals

Hamilton County S P C A installed two new electric cages at 567 Reading Road to kill stray and diseased animals. The $640 system represents the latest method amid a rabies scare, with increased efforts after National Humane Society official Richard Craven warned of unlicensed dogs.

Hamilton County Reading Road Richard Craven National Humane Society Cincinnati Craven

New Street Signs Planned for City

The city plans modern street signs at all intersections within four to five months. A $50,000 bond issue may be requested to fund the project after a traffic safety meeting in the Mayor's office.

Hornberger Charles FE. Hornberger Board of Control Council New York Chicago Planning Commission Union Gas and Electric Company Race Street Fourth Ninth Streets City Electrician Francis Healey Osed Cliff Martin J. C. Wallace New York Central Railroad Mayor Carrel Hesley Martin George Crawford William Copelan Jesse McDonald Corinne McEwan

Curzon Described as Satisfactory and Quiet

London March 17 Lord Curzon's condition was described as satisfactory in a bulletin from his physician. He was said to be much quieter.

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