Arrest Gartenber In Black Hand Case
Tom Burk a Morper’s cafe barkeeper was arrested in Hamilton Ohio on a federal charge of using the mails to blackmail Henry Sohn a wealthy brewer and company president. Postal inspectors said Burk placed a threatening Black Hand letter in a city post office with witness Postmaster Parish present. Burk denied writing the letters and bonds were set at 2000 dollars. The case goes before the U S grand jury Tuesday.
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Tom Burk
Barkeeper
Morper
Hamilton
Henry Sohn
Rentschftz- Sohn Company
Sohn
Black Hand Society
Burk
Inspector Games
Parish
Eugene Lewis
Howe
Adler
United States Grand Jury
Liquid Carbonic Company
William C
Flath
Knowedge
International. Harvester Company
Queen City Implement Company
Co-operative Ice-Cream Company
Ice Delivery Company
Rex Extract Company
Hibbert” Machine Company
Co-operative Company
Brank J. Keefe
Grand jury indicts eighty one as court fights jail needs
Common Pleas Court reports the grand jury returned eighty one indictments after nineteen days and ignored fifty seven cases. It criticizes the jail as out of date and poorly ventilated. Several civil actions and bankruptcies are listed, including estate appraisals and a $800 painting sale request. Superior Court fall term opens with cases about rooming house taxes and damages from vehicle collisions.
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Pfleger
Herbert Walden
Gree
James Bushel
Wiliam E. Moore
Henry Campbell
John Gaffney
Alfred Hurt
Walter Brothers
Harry Edwards
George Woltenberg
Franklin Warren
Bessie Tracey
John Pardoe
John Smith
Bert Fisher
Ralph Martindale
Porter Iron
James B. Swing
John F Rnikenbauer
B. A. Kipp
Stag Cafe Company
Farney
W. C. Hattersly
James Beavan
Sycamore Street
Fleetwood and
Harrison
Sixth Ang
Walnut Streets
Yes Te May
Superior Court
Hoffheimer
Spiegel
Shattuck
Aikin
Cincinnati
Israel Gilsey
Jumper Cane Company
Gil‘sey
John J. Carroll
Cincinnati Traction Company
Essex Place
McMillan Street
Lizzie Jordan
William P. Devon
Devon
Carlisle Avenue
Free Book About Cancer Offer from Dr Leach
An Indianapolis doctor offers a free 100 page booklet by Dr L T Leach on cancer cures and care. It claims undisputed cures in many body parts and includes causes and patient guidance for bleeding pain and odor with address Box 131 Indianapolis Indiana.
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Cancerol
Free Test Treatment Urinopathy Offer by Dr J F Shaper
An advertisement offers a free morning urine test and diagnosis for a fee to cover postage. Dr J F Shaper promotes a mailed urine sample examination and a book on Urinopathy with no real medical basis.
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J. F. Shaper
M.D
Urinopaclist
Penn Ave
Pittsburg
Meeting Promises to Be a Warm Spring Grove Burial Meeting
The Spring Grove Burial Association plans its annual meeting Monday to air internal dissension. Antis argue for tramway settlement and oppose paying President Morrison 1800 dollars, while others defend the salary. Traction service to the north gate remains a point of dispute.
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Spring Grove Burial Association
Spring Grove Avenue
Antis
Traction Company
Thomas Morrison
Morrison
Edward Goshorn
Traction’ Company
Tawney Lectures Not On Love at Cincinnati University
Prof. Guy Allen Tawney began an educational philosophy course for Cincinnati teachers, stressing marriage as society’s foundation and declining to name his future wife. He contradicted his predecessor and indicated the first school session will occur Monday morning with students seeking guidance.
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Guy Allen Tawney
Cincinnati University
Cincinnati
University
Tawney
Free Telephone Booth Locked at University of Cincinnati
Students previously used a free phone in a faculty room, with a nickel in the slot machine substituting for charges. The device was later enclosed and locked, granting access only to faculty with keys, while students still managed to slip in before.
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University of Cincinnati
Lecture Course Planned by Public School System
Dr. Carl Ziegler, Supervisor of Physical Training, conferred with Superintendent Dyer about reestablishing a lecture course for the coming year. The program will cover about fourteen subjects focused on hygienic, sanitary, and educational topics to be held in the First and Third Intermediate Schools auditoriums and another location to be selected.
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Carl Ziegler
Board’ of Education
Dyer
Ziegler
Edna Schmidt Joins Jeanette Kling Recital Company
Miss Edna Schmidt of 1568 Dudley street leaves to join the Jeanette Kling Recital Company as pianist and accompanist. Her noted natural ability and training mark her as a gifted artist with brilliant technique and expressive tone. Her charming personality complements her acclaimed playing.
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Edna Schmidt
Dudley Street
Jeanette Kling
Kim
Saving a Life by Telephone at Norwood Home
A lifeline call at Norwood Home leads to a life saved by prompt dialing and rapid response. Staff actions enabled救 the person in danger through swift communication and care coordination.
Telephone saves child as home uses urgent calls
A Norwood incident shows telephones saving a life when four doctors re failed to respond. A fifth doctor arrived in time to pump out poison after a bottle of strychnine broken by a child led to a near death. The piece urges immediate telephone installation with no installation charge.
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Norwood
Poplar Street
H. C. Sanford
Adams Express Company
Norwood Enterprise
Sanford
Suspect Arrested in 1901 Berry Murder Case
Eugene Pariy, once taunting police with no resistance if caught, was arrested yesterday by Detectives Burkholz and McQuestem in Riverside after fleeing westward. The Berry murder involved three would be robbers who found him sleeping by the hillside behind Schulte's Park.
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Eugene Pariy
John Berry
Riverside
Burkholz
McQuestem
Berry
Schulte’s Park
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