Traction Franchise Drawn for City Regulation and 73-Cent Fare
A new Cincinnati traction ordinance proposed by Charlies C. Rose would regulate operation by the city with a $25,000,000 investment for the Street Railway Company. It sets a starting fare of 7 1/4 cents for two years, allows revisions every five years, and removes compulsory arbitration while adding depreciation, capital, and incentive-based return provisions. The measure awaits Maltbie’s report before further hearings.
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Rose
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Charlies C. Rose
Fifth Ward
Street Railroad Committee
Street Railroad
Milo R. Maltbie
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Walter Draper
the Traction Company
C. & H. Traction Company
Opening of Cincinnati spring style shows draws crowds in color
Cincinnati department stores held two day spring fashion showcases with vivid window displays and music. Shoppers admired coats gowns hats and furs in bright colors and Paris imports at Pogue's Smith Kasson’s Giddings’s and Shillito’s as the John Shillito Co marks its ninety fifth anniversary.
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Cincinnati
Milady
Paris
Pogue’s
Philip Mangone
New York
Lanvie Jenny
Martial
Armand
Renee
Molyneux
Patou
Berthe
Premet
Smith- Kasson’s
Smith-Kasson's
Smith-Kasson’s
Giddings’s
Bagdad
John Shillito Company
California
Vassar
John Shillito
the Alleghenies
John Shillito I
Stewart Shillito
John Shillito Iiil
A Wifes Confessional Sparks Search For Ah May
The narrator confronts Lillian about the true identity of a Chinese man linked to an investigation with Hugh and Major Grantland. She descries the man as Ah May and denies nicknames like Old Faithful. They plan to locate the enigmatic Oriental at once, wary of Lee Chow’s possible impersonation.
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J Allian
Lee Chow
Lillian
Hugh
Grantland
Katherine
Hugh Grantland
Feat. Ser., Inc
Liquor Raid Cited Officials as Auto Stolen From Scene
Federal agents raided the Milton Welfare Association at 1424 Mansfield street. Davis’s car was stolen from the curb, license Ohio 294806, while officers seized 60 gallons of beer and 300 bottles. Joseph Lawson secretary Andrew Gehrum caretaker and William Busch cited to appear, Stevens charged with interfering.
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Prohibition
Sylvester Davis
Milton Welfare Association
Mansfield Street
Davis
Ohio
Joseph Lawson
Walnut Street
William Busch
Mansfield and
Liberty Streets
Andrew Gehrum
Harrison Avenue
Gregory
Walter Stevens
Stevens
Brandon to Speak at Dedication of Nippert Memorial Lodge
Governor William W. Brandon of Alabama will be principal speaker at the March 28 dedication of the James Gamble Nippert Memorial Lodge of Sigma Alpha Epsilon at the University of Cincinnati. The house, built by Judge and Mrs. Alfred K. Nippert in memory of their son Jimmy Nippert, will host about 400 fraternity members for a dinner and ceremonies with toastmaster Dudley M. Outcalt and Judge Arthur J. Tuttle among speakers. The Clifton avenue residence houses dormitories and study rooms for 40 men and was designed by C. M. Stegner.
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William W. Brandon
Alabama
Underwood
James Gamble Nippert
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
University of Cincinnati
America
Alfred K. Nippert
Jimmy
G. A. Ginter
Cincinnati
Dudley M. Outcalt
Cincinnati Alumni Association
Arthur J. Tuttle
United States District Court
Detroit
University
Clifton Avenue
C. M. Stegner
Rum Run Sloop Virginia Sinks in Tow Near Bartletts Reef
The sloop Virginia seized by a coast guard vessel for rum running off Plum Gut sank while towed to New London. She was leaking at capture. crew were brought ashore. Coast guard officials report whisky and champagne were aboard.
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New London
Conn
Virginia
Coast Guard
Bartlett's Reef
Hedjaz Troops Defeat Wahabi Tribesmen in Clash
Dispatch from Jeddah reports Hedjaz forces severely defeated Wahabi tribesmen on Sunday. Wahabi casualties total 300 dead, while Hedjaz forces suffered nine killed and thirty wounded.
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Cairo
Egypt
Jeddah
Approval of City Plan Delayed by Commission
The City Planning Commission postponed approval of the city plan drawn by Technical Advisory Corporation to allow full data and printed matter for legal action. The plan will be prepared by printers within ten days and exhibited at the International Planning Conference in New York City from April 20 to 25, with prior showing in Cincinnati. Charles F. Hornberger and Alfred Bettman were appointed to examine the legal adoption phases.
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Technical Advisory, Corporation
City Planning Commission
New York City
Cincinnati
Charles F. Hornberger
Alfred Bettman
United City Planning Committee
Book Committee to Meet at Methodist Book Concern
The annual meeting of the Book Committee of the Methodist Book Concern will be held today in the auditorium of the Methodist building. Area members from New York Brooklyn Madison Boston Cincinnati Chicago and others will discuss administration of publishing affairs with publishing agents Dr. John H. Race Dr. George C. Douglass and Dr. Osman G. Markham.
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The
Methodist Book Concern
Methodist
Frank A. Horne
New York
M. D. Daniels
James E. Holmes
Brooklyn
E.S. Tipple
Madison
N. J
W. T. Rich
Boston
Co. M. van Pelt
Jesse R. Clark
Lewis N. Gatch
Cincinnati
John L. Hillman
Charles E. Bacon
Henry S. Henschen
Chicago
John H. Race
George C. Douglass
Osman G. Markham
Book Concern
Clever Details Shape Spring Dresses in 1925 Styles
The article notes spring fashion hinges on clever trims and movement over fabric alone. Tiny buttons, ribbon bands, and velvet ribbons define new silhouettes, with gros grain belts and innovative trims highlighted as defining features of the season.
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Fairchild
Elmer Hunsicker Awarded Fourth Life Saving Medal
Elmer Hunsicker 27 of 2209 Clifton avenue received his fourth life saving medal from the American Red Cross on behalf of saving William S. Littiken from drowning in the Little Miami River at Tower Hill last September. Hunsicker swam to Littiken after a canoe capsized, then recovered Littiken’s glasses from the river bottom. A Annapolis graduate, Hunsicker is a Naval Reserve ensign, attorney, and bailiff to Municipal Judge Yeatman.
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Elmer Hunsicker
Clifton Avenue
American Red Cross Committee
Mr. Hunsicker
William S. Littiken
Courtview Building
Little Miami
Tower Hill
Mr. Littiken
Hunsicker
Littiken
Annapolis
Naval Reserve
Yeatman
The Only Man
Viola Carrington calls Jim Brown her Hoodoo Lover yet cannot marry him due to his wild ways and lack of work. He moves to Chicago to work as a haber dasher clerk, then returns to New York with his father’s plan for a shop. He discovers rival Wilfred Peters courting Viola and declares he is through with everything.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Carrington
Jim Brown
Viola
Jim
Chicago
New York
Wilfred Peters
Peters
Mia
Brown
Mr. Peters
Common Cup Labeled Health Hazard Sparks Campaign
A health column urges elimination of the common drinking cup citing contagion risk from saliva and urges stricter cleanliness for soda fountains and public drink outlets. It notes science rejects old fears of objects carrying germs and emphasizes facial secretions as the real danger.
Causes and remedies for blackheads
Indiscretion in diet over long periods and sluggish bowels contribute to blackheads. Cutting sugar starches and coffee and eating simple foods may help. For more details, send a self addressed stamped envelope and restate your question.
Should you test eyes and sleep with window open
Dr. Copeland answers readers on health questions. A visitor asks if glasses are needed. the reply is to get an eye test first. Another asks about sleeping with the window open. the answer is yes. Inquiries to Dr. Royal S. Copeland are accepted with self addressed stamped envelopes.
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Copeland
Royal S. Copaland
Ser., Inc
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Brandon
Nippert
Wahabis
Associated Press
Neighborhood News
Fontaine Fox
Smiths
Katrinka
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Commercial Tribune
Eleanor Gunn
Fay Stevenson
Margery Dickson
By Press Publishing Co
Albert Banasch Co
Race St
New England Hat Company
E. Sixth Street
the Teasdale Co
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