Wire Across Clifton Street Injures Two Men
Police seek the person who stretched a heavy wire across Alexander avenue near Marion avenue Clifton last night. Frank Moening Jr a contractor and his father were dragged from their buggy as a horse bolted. Moening Jr is gravely hurt with a throat wound and jaw fracture while his father has scalp injuries. The horse escaped but was recovered. investigators believe a man laid the wire.
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Alexander Avenue
Marion Avenue
Clifton
Frank Moening
Carthage Pike
Moenings
W. JL. Furste
Good Samaritan Hospital
Moening
Albert Muhlhauser
Windisch- Muhlhauser Brewery Company
Thomas Morrison, Pioneer Pork Packer, Laid to Rest
Impressive services marked the funeral for Thomas Morrison, veteran pork packer and trustee, held at his Ludlow Avenue home in Clifton. Rev. Fitzgerald and Rev. Grant led the rites with a quartet, as hundreds of business leaders and Chamber of Commerce members paid respects at Spring Grove Cemetery.
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Thomas Morrison
Spring Grove Cemetery
Ludlow Avenue
Clifton
D. B. Fitzgerald
Clifton Presbyterian Church
Donald M. Grant
Chamber of Commerce
Pork Packers
Mr. Morrison
John R. Sayler
Michael Ryan
Edward Goshorn
Stewart Shillito
Man Shoots Himself in East Twelfth Street Home
The death of John Doughman was cleared by a discovery found by Attorney Lykins who sought letters of administration. A letter from Doughman to his wife Daisy reveals his plan to kill himself and to leave his watch to Frank after death, explaining the suicide context.
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Lykins
John Doughman
Daisy
Doughman
Frank
John
East Twelfth Street
Anna E. Brethauer
Schulze
Jacob Brethauer
Clifton Avenue
Andreas H. Brethauer
Anna Maria
Brethauer
Bethauer
Caldwell
Fred W. Keam
John H. Israel
Blanche Israel
Pfleger
Mrs. Israel
Klein & Stagman
John P. Hatfield
Laura Hatfield
E. T. Brown
George Lang
Michael Radel
Caroline Birnbryer
George F. Lang
Birnbryer
Radel
Twelfth and
Broadway
Brent Arnold
Brent Arnold, Jr
Elizabeth M. Arnold
T. H. Ludwig
Caroline Albertzart
Joseph J. Nickel, Jr
Adam Betz
la Visa G. Brose
Charles C. Brose
Elizabeth Zimmermann
Jacob. Zimmermann
Mabel Stricker
Frank J. Stricker
Hughes Students to Parade at Corner Stone Ceremony
Hughes High School corner-stone laying set for Friday October 16 at 11 am. Students will assemble on the University campus and march with band and banners around the site. Speakers include Judge Jacob Bramwell Dr J M Withrow Superintendent Dyer and A D Shockley.
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Old Hughes
Hughes High School
Hughes
Charles O. Rose
Old Hughes Society
Louis E. Aiken
Jacob Bramwell
J. M. Withrow
Dyer
A. D. Shockley
Union Board of High Schools
Park Forester Reports Trees Generally Healthy
Dr Adolph Leue city park forester inspected the parks and found most trees healthy except sycamores show heavy turtle back scale. Spraying brigade will treat infested trees after leaf fall, using apparatus bought last spring. Owners of trees, especially sycamores, urged to act likewise.
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Adolph Leue
City Park
Leue
Park Department
Talks On Liquor Question By German Club Leader
Judge A H Bode spoke at the German Literary Club last night on The Liquor Condition in Germany. He presented a thorough view of Empire regulations governing traffic in liquor and noted the near total absence of public intoxication and related offenses. He added that in Germany drunkenness is rare and even viewed as a food item among commoners.
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A. H. Bode
Germany
German Empire
Mayor Munson GIVES FIREMEN ADVICE
Mayor Markbreit lays down three don’ts for new firemen and substitutes. Don’t get hurt, don’t drink too much, and don’t be slovenly when not fighting a fire. He urges neat appearance and habits at all times.
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Markbreit
Successor to Edmondson as Commissioner Named
William J. Tanner, a retired contractor and Republican nominee, was appointed to fill the unexpired term of Robert E. Edmondson who resigned to run for County Auditor. The appointment by Probate Judge Malsbury, Auditor Richardson and Recorder Blair lasts until September and Tanner faces a November vote for a full two year term starting next September.
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William J. Tanner
Robert E. Edmondson
Malsbury
Richardson
Blair
Progress in Laying City Gas Pipeline Report
President Laidlaw of the Board of Public Service reports to a committee on the natural gas pipeline progress. The panel reviewed gas company records, contracts for pipe, and arrangements with the Central Bridge Company to carry the line over a Newport viaduct. City Engineer Landmaker will verify pipe quantities in West Virginia with two gas company engineers. George D. Baker can sign vouchers during Landmaker’s absence.
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Laidlaw
Board of Public Service
Louis Dauner
Central Bridge Company
Newport
West Virginia
Gas Company
George D. Baker
Landmaker
Friends Rally to Help Harding in Embezzlement Case
Friends of Ed C. Harding circulate a petition among insurers seeking leniency and urging dropping the prosecution for alleged embezzlement. Other supporters aim to raise funds for court costs so creditors can claim his property. The Milford Building Company official hearing before Justice Muller is set for this afternoon.
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Ed C. Harding
Harding
William Galloway
Milford Building
Muller
Assault Mystery Stuns Local Shoemaker
William Shay a 48 year old shoemaker of 758 West Fifth Street was found unconscious at Fifth and Mill by Patrolman Botts. Doctors at City Hospital report a blunt instrument caused a possible skull fracture. Shay first blamed a police officer, then accused a neighbor resident of the area.
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William Shay
West Fifth Streeet
Fifth and
Mill Streets
Botts
City Hospital
More Trouble for Hess As Blaster Sues Officer
Henry Blaster sues Patrolman Charles G. Hess for 5000 damages claiming assault and beating on August 31. Hess, jailed awaiting grand jury action on a recent killing of Groceryman Schneider at Wade and Him streets. George C. Biehle represents Blaster. bond requested. Hess held without bond. case to be heard today.
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Henry Blaster
Charles G. Hess
Hess
Schneider
Wade
George C. Biehle
Blaster
Lueders
Jack” Hamilton
Dena Schwab
Thomas Darby
Edward Brazier
Charles Morris
Frank West
Michael Mullen
United States
Joking With Laidlaw In City Hall Incident
President Laidlaw believes someone in City Hall is playing a joke possibly same party who sent Councilman Mullen a letter yesterday he received a black bordered postal card of the souvenir type reading Remember Death on one side and You will soon be gone Think well of it on the other He thinks it is meant to amuse the writer now under review by authorities.
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Laidlaw
Mullen
Mr. Laidlaw
Superior Court
Cincinnati
Spiegel
United Cigar Stores Company
Joseph Massa
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Gideon C. Wilson
Massa
Jacob Schroder
Cigar Company
Owl Drug Company
Common Pleas Court
Drug Company
E. Scott King
Patrick Gayner
Union Painless Dentist Company
United Painless Dentists
King
Hoffheimer
Ohio
Dennis Cash
Martin Kennedy
Cincinnati Automobile Company
Kennedy
Eugene C. Pooley
Register Today Emphasizes Duty to Vote
Mobilization message urges all eligible voters to register now and participate in elections. It stresses that without registration, individuals cannot cast a ballot and frames voting as a civic duty for every person.
Viaduct Repair Plans Move Forward In West End
President Laidlaw of the Board of Public Service announced that Liberty Street Viaduct repairs will proceed and be completed by next spring. The project adds about 48000 to the cost, with no streetcar accommodation, following West End residents’ resolutions and support from local associations.
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Liberty Street
Laidlaw
Board of Public Service
West
Wst
Fred Tuke
Taxpayers’ Association
William Hassenpflug
State Avenue Improvement Association
Tuke
Service Board
West End
Court News Highlights From Common Pleas and Superior Courts
Multiple cases in Cincinnati courts involve saloon liability for intoxication, estate disputes, divorce actions, and custody challenges. Jurisdictions include Common Pleas, Superior Court, Insolvency Court, and United States Courts with suits against Stagge Bros saloon, C H and D Railway, and mass enjoinment of sidewalk stands.
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Gidding & Gas For Women
New York
West Fourth Street— Vine and
W. H. Brown’s Son Coal CO
Youghiogheny
Lawrence Streets
iBy Discovery
Pleasant Valley
Forester Leue
Judge Bode
Edmondson
Central Bridge
Friends Rally
Hardings Rescue
Mysteriou S
Court News
Caroline Jarms
William Jarms
Ben Stagge
Stagge
Thomas Lawson
Macleason
East Third Street
EK. Burnett
Probate Court
Warner
Walter Schoenle
Odd Fellows’ Temple
George W. Engelbracht
Schoenle
Engelbracht
Criminal Court
Chapman
C. Archer
William Mitchell
Cypress Lumber Company
Fourth National Bank of Cincinnati
First National of
Aurora
State National Bank of
Little Rock
Ark
Mitchell
Archer
Cypress Company
Federal Grand Jury
Grand Jury
Margaret Berry
Cincinnati Traction Company
H. A. Reeve
J. W. Bonner
Nashville
United St
App
W.’ Wallace Bellew
James Allen Runyan
Lebanon
Th ‘Thomas
Coats
Chamber of Commerce Weighing Bureau
Queen Guy Coal Co
M. E. Lynn
Maryland Casualty CO
Skiff & CO
Commercial Tribune Building
the Central Trust
East Fourth Street
ASK
Schoo
Correspondence Educational Information Bureau
St. Louis
Lesan-Gould
Fifth Avenue
Ohio Mechanics Institute
Lena Conradi
Dunlap Street
The
Bell Telephone Co
Vine St
Times-Star
Charles Frohman
Ethel Barrymore
Lady Frederick
William User
Patriot
Clyde Fitch
Gtiri
Ss Original
New York Company
Daly's
Mats
Ween
Mats. Sun
Thurs
Corinne
Lola
Berlin
I” Theater
Times
Times-Stars
Columbia
Matinee Daily
Edwin Holt & CO
Josephine Sabe
Voscarys
Brown Bros. & Kealey
Mrs Bloom
Schrode & Mulvey
Mr. and Allison
Hibbert & Warren
Moving Pictures
Seventh & Elm
Smith & Daum
Arminta & Burke
Hale & Co
Wacher Bros
Jewett, Hays & Lind
Heuck’s. Se
Jack Sheppard
Candy Kid
Times-Stard People
Rolligkers
Cora Livingstone
Sam T. Jack
Times-St Lyceum
Harry D. Carey
Montana
Robinson
Plum
Talking Pictures
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