ADK Council Debates Viaduct Fate and Street Plans
Council considers whether to repair or rebuild the Liberty Street Viaduct amid broad business group backing for reconstruction. The board also discusses street name changes and park land purchases, plus new ordinances on sidewalks, tram tunnels, and property acquisitions.
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Liberty Street
Board of Public Service
West End Improvement Association
State Avenue Improvement Association
North
Asmann
McMillan Street
Reading Road
Kirby Road
Board of Education
Innis Avenue
Committee On
Evanswood
Russell Street
Temple Avenue
Edna
Julius
Catherine Benckenstein
Daniel Dryfus
Sasafras Street
Morrison Avenue
Canal
Lillard Avenue
Brewster Avenue
Woodburn
Glen Lyons
Bathgate
Linton Park
Haberer & Co
Berlin Street
Gest Street
Linn Street
Hathaway Street
Kenyon Avenue
Barr Street
Cutter
Baymiller
Paddock Road
Delain
Fetter Council
Apples Spark Murder Charge in City Strike
The 72-year-old Joseph Schneider died after a confrontation with off duty Patrolman Charles G. Hess over apples. A police court warrant charged Hess with murder as detectives Bell and Schafer arrested him. the attack followed Schneider refusing to release Hesss son who had been caught stealing apples from Albert Meyer grocer.
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Joseph Schneider
Wade Street
Charles G. Hess
Schneider
Betts Street Hospital
Bell
Schafer
Albert Meyer
Wade
Elm Streets
Hess
Sus
Thomas M Morrison Dies at Spring Grove Meeting
Thomas M Morrison, president of the Spring Grove lot holders association, dies while seated during a meeting. The unexpected death occurred at the organization’s gathering, with Morrison’s passing prompting a he ual response and tribute from attendees and local officials.
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Thomas M. Morrison
Death of Thomas Morrison at Spring Grove Cemetery Meeting
Thomas Morrison a prominent Cincinnati businessman and Southern Railroad trustee died of heart failure during the annual lot holders meeting of Spring Grove Cemetery. He collapsed after complaints of illness and was pronounced dead around 1 pm. Morrison, 70, helped found a leading meat packing firm, served as Chamber of Commerce president, and was an elder in Clifton Presbyterian Church.
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Spring Grove Cemetery
Thomas M. Morrison
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
East Fourth Street
Morrison
Murray E. Merrihew
Spring Grove Cemetery Association
Merrihew
Robert Stewart
Mr. Morrison
B.S. Cunningham
Cunningham
Howard Goepper
J. W. B. Scarborough
Frank J. Jones
Stewart Shillito
Judge Worthington
8. R. Burton
Briggs Cunningham
Frank R. Jones
E. C. Goshorn
Edward Goepper
George W. Anderson
Murray E. Merrisew
Ireland
James Morrison & Co
Thomas Morrison & Co
Thomas Morrison
Chamber of Commerce
John R. Sayler
The
Southern Railroad
Southern Railway
Michael Ryan
I. L. Sadler
JL. C. Goodale
William N. Hobart
George W. Biles
Charles A. Ault
Henry Kattenhorn
John Kolbe
Horse Taken in Kentucky Is Recovered in Glendale
A breeding mare named Vincent Belle, owned by Rome Respess near Richwood Kentucky, was stolen Sunday night and recovered near Glendale after two Woodlawn employees Harry Kennedy and Robert Nolan spotted the thief leading the horse. The man fled on foot but the mare was recovered.
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Glendale
Respess
Woodlawn
Vincent Belle
Rome
Richwood
Harry Kennedy
Robert Nolan
Inquest Hears Assault on Doorstep on Carr Street
The man was assaulted on Carr street while seated on his doorstep and refused to move when ordered by the officer. Hess was laid off for thirty days. Anthony Siebert of 1523 Pleasant street and Joseph Meyer of 214 Wade street will testify at the Coroner's inquest today. The warrant named Frank Kaiser, 1430 York street, a son-in-law of the deceased.
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Carr Street
Hess
Anthony Siebert
Pleasant Street
Joseph Meyer
Wade Street
Frank Kaiser
York Street
Barkeeper Burke Bound Over in Black Hand Case
Tom Burke of Hamilton Indiana was bound over to the grand jury after a hearing before United States Commissioner Adler. He is charged with attempting to blackmail Henry Sohn for 15000 dollars. Postoffice Inspector Games testified that similar envelopes and paper were found in Burke's desk. Burke posted a 2500 dollar bond with Thomas Martin and Samuel Walters as sureties.
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Tom Burke
Hamilton
Henry Sohn
United States
Adler
Grand
Postoffice Inspector Games
Sohn
Burke
Thomas Martin
Samuel Walters
Water Works Tour Draws Pittsburgh Aldermen to Omaha
Pittsburgh mayor orders probe into a new water works plant. Aldermen from Pittsburgh and 21 Montreal officials visiting Omaha to study municipal water systems led by Acting Chief Engineer Benzenberg. The Mayor Markbreit telegram referenced supports the meeting.
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Pittsburg
Benzenberg
Montreal
Canada
League of American Municipalities
Omaha
Markbrelt
Bogus wall paper cleaners target West End homes
Police sought two men posing as wall paper cleaners who visited houses in the West End. Tenant W. W. C. Marks at 920 West Ninth told his landlord before entry that the men were impostors.
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West End
W.W. C. Marks
West Ninth Street
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