Warren County manslaughter case heads for October trial
County Prosecutor George E. Young of Lebanon in Cincinnati gathering evidence for the trial of Frank M. Couden on a manslaughter charge linked to the March killing of Freq McDermott. Couden, a deputy surveyor and cashier, says McDermott threatened him over money. after an exchange he fired twice, wounding McDermott fatally. Couden has long been active in Warren County politics and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Young
Lebanon
Warren County
Cincinnati
Frank M. Couden
Freq McDermott
Couden
Amor Smith
United States Surveyor of Customs
McDermott
Dominick Biel
Bila Markland
Elm Street
Many Attend Rally at Y W C A Gathering
Several hundred young women attended the educational rally in the YWCA auditorium last evening as the organization starts fall work with about a thousand members. The program featured greetings by President Elizabeth Torrence, songs by Miss Blockson, and addresses by Miss Thalheimer and Miss Lotze, with principal talk by Miss Charles, General Secretary of the Woman's League of Dayton, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Elizabeth Torrence
Miss Blockson
Thalheimer
Miss Lotze
Miss Charles
Woman's League
Dayton, O
Could Not Cure Weeping Eczema Infernal Skin Ailment
A lengthy report describes a disease starting over the ear and spreading to the face and neck causing raw patches. It persisted over a year with severe itching inflammation and soreness. All treatments failed to provide relief.
Cuticura Heals Severe Eczema Says Miss Northfield
Miss Ann Northfield of Vermont reports eczema began near her ear and spread to face and neck with raw skin and staining. After many doctors and failed remedies she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment and recovered within three months, still occasionally using CuticuraBlood Purifier pills to cleanse the blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Northfield
Cuticara Hair Care Claims Dandruff Relief
An advertisement touts Cuticara products for scalp relief. Warm shampoos and light dressings are said to remove crusts and dandruff, soothe itching, loosen scales, nourish roots, and promote a healthy scalp. Seeks customers with persistent scalp issues.
Villagers Seek Cincinnati Water Extension to Adjacent Towns
Residents from western sections near Cincinnati met with President Laidlaw of the Public Service Board and Superintendent Hiller to discuss extending city water. They propose reaching Cleves and include Anderson's Ferry Delhi Home City North Bend and Addyston, sharing piping costs with the city if legal terms are settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laidlaw
Board of Public Service
Hiller
Cleves
Anderson’s Ferry
Delhi
Home City
North Bend
Addyston
Benton Postmaster James Ford Dies by Revolver
James H. Ford Benton Ky postmaster aged 50 killed himself with a pistol in the Post Office corridor. He had been under arrest by a federal marshal and inspector twenty minutes earlier over a $300 embezzlement shortage. He leaves a widow and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Ford
Law
Benton
United States Marshal
Morgan Grizzel
Cincinnati
Ford
Trustees of Charlotte Schmidlapp Girls' Fund Meet
The fund trustees plan to review cases of deserving young women next week. Miss M Edith Campbell reports fifteen have been sent to preparatory schools, universities, and domestic science schools in Cincinnati and other cities this fall. She aims to visit New York and Boston in November to explore industrial training options for Eastward placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Schmidlapp Girls’ Fund
M. Edith Campbell
Reading Road
Lexington Avenue
Cincinnati
New York
Boston
Police Seek Edmond Lowden in Bank Clerk Disappearance
Authorities report no word on Edmond C. Lowden former Pro vident Bank bookkeeper who vanished a week ago and faced a grand larceny warrant for $5. Descriptions are sent nationwide and flyers prepared. Friends fear self harm as he allegedly attempted suicide at a Race Street friend's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond C. Lowden
the Provident Bank
Complaints of Water Waste From Fire Department
To President Laidlaw of the Board of Public Service and Committee on Water Works Superintendent Hiller submits a report accusing the Fire Department of wasting large amounts of water annually. He says water is wasted not at fires but by department men, amounting to thousands of dollars yearly, and suggests installing meters and charging for usage beyond a standard allowance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laidlaw
Board of Public Service
Committee On Water Works
Hiller
Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Blinn
Mr and Mrs J B Blinn celebrate their 50th anniversary Sunday at the home of their daughter Mrs Howard Lynch in Norwood Floral avenue. He is 73 and she 71. Former Steubenville residents now in Dennison they are known in Cincinnati and Norwood. They have three children Mrs Lynch Mrs William Rolf and Harry Blinn all of Sioux City with relatives visiting for the occasion. Telegrams of congratulations were received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Blinn
Howard Lynch
Floral Avenue
Norwood
Mr. Blinn
Steubenville
Dennison
Cincinnati
Airships Deemed Impractical. Call for Injunction Sought
The court faces a motion seeking an injunction after officials declared airships impractical for use. The action targets the project timeline and potential funding, arguing lack of feasibility and safety concerns.
Overhead Bridges and Airships Stir Cincinnati Legal Battle
The case Edwin E. Kellogg vs. The Traction Company and City of Cincinnati advances to the Supreme Court. City counsel argues airship travel is not yet a factor, while Kellogg contends a bridge could hinder future navigation. Local option blamed for distillate drop. beer and tobacco rise in September revenue.
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Goldsmith
Kellogg
The
Traction Company
Astern Avenue
Supreme Court of the State
Eastern Avenue
Edwin E. Kellogg
the Traction Company
City of Cincinnati
Horstman & Horstman
Geoffrey Goldsmith
City
Sibley
Henry Vs
Cincinnati
Civil Service Examinations Announced for Various Posts
The Civil Service Commission lists October exams for positions including fish culturist, scientific assistant in Agriculture, veterinary in the Philippine service, telegraph operators at Charleston Navy Yard, librarian at Naval War College, examiner of textiles, mechanical appliances, and other posts. Salaries range from 75 dollars to 2 000 dollars monthly, with several clerical and technical openings across agencies and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Department of Agriculture
United States
National Museum
Philippine Service
Charleston
C. Nanvy
Naval War College
Newport
Bureau of Printing
Forest Ser
Ahway
Philippines
Revenues Rise in Sixth Kentucky District
Internal Revenue receipts in the Sixth Kentucky District rose by over $50,000 in September. Maurice Galvin, the Collector of Internal Revenue, reports gains across tax lines including beer and pirate spirits at $228,568.26, cigars at $11,141.50, tobacco $18,909, spirits tax ink $483.84, and other taxes $460.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Maurice Galvin
Last Month's Subtreasury Business in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Subtreasury transacted a total of 18 612 188 12 dollars in September, about 9 million more than the prior year. Currency sent to St Louis and Chicago totaled 500 000, while 1 300 000 in bad notes was sent to Washington for destruction. Washington sent 444 000 in new currency, and gold coin receipts reached 95 000. Coin shipments to local banks were 591 455, with 300 and 350 counterfeit notes detected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
Income Affected by Needs of Hour at YMCA
D B Meacham and John W Perkins announce YMCA progress. Membership rose from 1563 to 2160 since November 1, 1907. educational class attendees up from 621 to 831. gymnasium totals 18256 to 20991. organized athletic teams 160 to 236. Employment department aided 119 members and 283 harvest workers found jobs. Sixty two percent of expenses covered by beneficiaries. remaining from donors. difficult business conditions reduced giving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Meacham
John W. Perkins
Young Men’s Christian Association
Dakota
Coal costs more as coal prices rise in city deliveries
Youghiogheny lump coal advanced yesterday from 3.25 to 3.50 per ton for city deliveries. Hill tops and suburbs face an extra 0.25 per ton. Coal men say the market holds one thousand weight lump coal and expect the supply to be exhausted within thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youghiogheny
Milk supplier Louis Holdkamp sues in Common Pleas Court
Louis Holdkamp who faced a $50 charge in Rylice Court for selling milk from cows fed on wet distillery slop filed four petitions in error in the Common Pleas Court yesterday through attorney Louis B. Sawyer seeking to overturn the judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Holdkamp
Ryllce
Common Pleas Court
Louis B. Sawyer
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J. Hi. Gidding & Oned
West Fourth Street— Vine and
Cuticura
Cincinnati Water
Kentucky Town
Schmidlapp Memorial
Lowden
Cincinnati Internal
First Ohio
Cincinnati Post Office
S Mutual
Assn
Home Office
First National Bank
Uncle Sam
Maryland Casualty Co
Skiff & CO
Commercial Tribune Building
Chamber of Commerce Weighing Bureau
Queen Guy Coal Co, M. E
Lynn
Dairyman
Grundy
Eive
Lew Fields
Times-Star
Amporth
Guy Standing
Theodore Roberts
Charles Frohman
Ethel Barrymore
Lady Frederick
Mats. Sun. Wee
Forepaugh Stock Co
Bonita
N. Bumae Theater
Columbia
HAL P. Davis and Company
Johnny MyVeigh
Girls—Galetti’s . Monkeys
Mabéle Adams
Carroll and Baker
Fonda, Deli and Fonda
LeRoy and LeVanion
Rockway and
Conway
Moving Pictures
Oo. T. Crawford
Ninth
Plum
People's Techs Atribe
Roger Imhof
Casey
and the Empire
the Rollickers
ES Heuck’s
Ss. Cs This Coupon
de Admire Ltd
Jack Shepard
LYCEY
Henella
LA Sall
Montana
Rose Hill Folly Co
Chicker
W. G. Wansee
Fourth Street
Bismarck Cafe
Weat
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