Comfort Station Opens in Fountain Square
Hundreds tour the Public Comfort Station in Fountain Square as Park Superintendent J. W. Rodgers and designer G. W. Drach are honored at a dinner by the Knockers of the Business Men’s Club. The $25,000 center-city facility features ventilation, hot-water heat, sanitary amenities, and separate men and women facilities.
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Fountain Square
J. W. Rodgers
G. W. Drach
Business Men’s Club
A. J. Conroy
Albert Bettinger
Frank Shaffer
H. L. Gordon
W. C. Culkins
Harry Manss
Public Comfort Station
Esplanade
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Robert O'Brien
Sixth Ward
Woman’s Club
Board of Public Service
Central City Improvement Association
Police arrest Duffy in Vine Street burglary case
Sergeant Juegling Patrolman Mueller Ward and Teders of the Third District with revolvers drawn arrested George Duffy in his room at 1800 Vine street at 1230 this morning. He faced burglary charges and was linked to a theft of a horse and rig from W R McLean city dog catcher and two accomplices including a man named William Martin at 610 West Seventh street who is held on burglary charges. The rig was recovered from a livery stable at Clark and Linn streets last night.
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Juegling
Mueller
Ward
Teders
Third District
George Duffy
Vine Street
Duffy
W. R. McLean
McLean Avenue
Bell
Schaefer
William Martin
West Seventh Street
McLean
Central Station
Clark and
Linn Streets
Young Girl In Hospital After Button Lodges In Nose
Clara Dun, nine, of Leave Street, inserting a button into her nostril during play caused it to become stuck. Parents took her to City Hospital where doctors plan an X ray today and expect a possible surgical removal.
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Clara Duncan
Leave Street
City Hospital
Lost three year old found near Elmwood Place reunion
Mamie Condon aged three wandered from her home in McGregor Street Elmwood Place and was found crying at Main and Locust streets by Edward Stark Chief of the Fire Department. Police were alerted and Mrs Condon notified. The girl was taken to Mayor John H Meyer then returned to her mother.
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Elmwood Place
Mamie Condon
Cincinnati
Mamie
McGregor
Linden
Locust Streets
Edward Stark
Fire Department
Main
Stark
Chester Park
John H. Meyer
Carthage
St. Bernard
No Sign Of Break As Heat Grips City
The city endures a long torrid spell with no relief in sight. Temperatures reached 91 on the official scale and 94 on street devices amid high humidity. Painter Harry Weinheimer, 44, collapsed at work and is hospitalized in serious condition. Lucien Reidy, 32, was found helpless near his home after falling downstairs and breaking a leg.
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Harry Weinheimer
Jones Street
Lucien Reidy
Central Avenue
Boy Owes Into a Pile of Glass
Athletics caused several injuries at the city hospital. Sidney Green aged 17 from 515 Smith Street shattered a finger while attempting a one handed baseball catch. Julius Jackman age 7 of 2648 Bellevue Avenue was knocked unconscious by a medicine ball at the Twenty third District School yard. Clarence Marvin age 9 living at 1073 Mound Street dove into Mill Creek and landed in glass, suffering cuts to body and legs.
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City Hospital
Sidney Green
Smith Street
Julius Jackman
Bellevue Avenue
Twentythird District
Clarence Marvin
Mound Street
Mill Creek
Patriots Meet Call For Grand Lodge Convention
Secretary issues call for the fifty fourth annual convention of the Grand Lodge of Local Patriots of America to be held in Eagles Hall Hamilton Ohio on June 3. Delegates from across the state will attend as the constitution is revised and committees are named to organize lodges. Grand Secretary C H Luedemann is from this city.
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John Walter
Grand Lodge of Local Patriots of America
Eagles’ ‘Hall
Hamilton
C. H. Luedemann
Order
Cincinnati
American Medical Association
Chicago
Ohio
Rufus Hall
W. D. Deuschle
Columbus
D. W. Skeele
Cleveland
Horace Bonner
Dayton
Charles Graefe
Sandusky
Hugh F. Lorimer
Chillicothe
C. A
Woman Dies After Surgery at City Hospital
Fanny Ryan a 55 year old of 71 Weeks Street died on an operating table at City Hospital yesterday morning after entering with severe abdominal pain. She reportedly begged for relief from her agony as doctors attended her. The coroner was notified.
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City Hospital
Fanny Ryan
Weeks Street
Pupils Honor Dead as Captain Confort Speaks
Students pay tribute to a fallen pupil as Capt. Confort delivers addresses. Stereopticon views of war scenes and patriotic music are featured.
Memorial Day Observances Around City Schools
In the city several schools held Memorial Day exercises this afternoon with patriotic songs and recitations. Principal Dana of the Twelfth District led activities as a substitute speaker was unavailable. Comrades from the George H. Thomas Post and the Women's Corps attended, with W W Youngson addressing pupils.
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Dana
George H. Thomas Post
Comre
W. W. Youngson
Memorial Hall Dedication Set For June Thirteenth
The June 13 dedication for Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall appears settled. Flag Day June 14 is not favored due to Sunday and the Lima Ohio G A R encampment opening the next day. Captain Monfort, president of the trustees, has called a meeting to finalize arrangements.
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Soldiers and Sailors’ Memorial Hall
Ohio G. A. R
Lima
Monfort
Exclusive First Class Tours to Yellowstone Yosemite and More
Advertises personally escorted all expense tours from Chicago to Yellowstone National Park, Yosemite Valley, and regions in California Utah and Colorado. Dates in July and August available with the Tourist Department Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern Line handling arrangements. Send 8 A Hutchison manager 212 Clark Street Chicago IL for itineraries and full information.
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Yellowstone National Park
Yosemite Valley
California
Utah
Colorado
Chicago
Tourist Department
Union Pacific & Northwestern Line
A. Hutchison, Mahager
Clark Street
Cincinnati Native Chosen to Delineate Alaska Canada Boundary
Eberhard Mueller a Woodward High School graduate from Cincinnati has been selected to represent the U S Government in determining the boundary line between Alaska and the Dominion of Canada. He traveled to Alaska with a team of engineers from London sent by the British Government and will work for several weeks. Mueller previously served in the Government Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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Eberhard Mueller
Woodward High School
United States
Alaska
Dominion of Canada
Mueller
London
Night high schools graduate to 155 in Music Hall
155 students graduate this evening in Music Hall from Hughes and East High School night programs. Dr. Withrow opens ceremonies as Robert Coghill cites board support for night school growth. Klein notes the gains and Manley discusses university cooperative courses as students perform recitations and music.
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Withrow
New Board of Education
Hughes
The
East High School
City Engineers Vindicated Over Bridge Failure
Engineer Morris and City Chief Engineer Landmaker were vindicated after the Osborn Engineering Company report supported their claims of defects in the Eighth Street bridge over the C H and D Railway. The board authorized rebuilding at a cost of about 25 000, arguing taxpayers should not pay for two bridges. Fred Tuke of the Taxpayers Association urged accountability for the loss.
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Morris
Landmaker
Osborn Engineering Company
Cleveland
Associated Organizations
Eighth Street
Messrs
Fred Tuke
Taxpayers’ Association
Cleveland Engineers
Barbers Hear Health Committee On Sanitary Ordinance
Barbers appeared before the Council Committee on Health to discuss a proposed ordinance by Councilman William Klein aimed at improving sanitary conditions in shops. They opposed a requirement for running hot water in all shops, while the committee decided to modify the rule to provide hot water. A sanitary officer will be appointed to enforce the ordinance once salary arrangements are finalized, after which the committee will present it to the Council.
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Council Committee On Health
William Klein
Health Department
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