Lawyer Sparks Charged With Misconduct In False Testimony Plot
Attorney Charles S Sparks faces unprofessional conduct charges filed by Thomas Bentham over alleged conspiracy to obtain false testimony in a Warren County divorce case. A committee of W W Prather Alfred Benedict and Thomas Darby will investigate and report to the Common Pleas Court.
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Common Pleas Court
Charles 8. Sparks
Thomas Bentham
W. W. Prather
Alfred B. Benedict
Thomas H. Darby
Bentham
John Sullvan
Elizabeth Sullivan
Warren County
L. A. Shook
Mrs. Sullivan
Nellis
Blase
Squire Dumont
Shook
Sparks
Maud Hendrickson
John Bowen
Humphreys
John Sullivan
Loveland
Vine Street
Honing
Jorney Sparks
Woodward High School Plans Filed for 1200-Student Building
Architect Gustav Drach filed complete plans with the Building Inspector for a fireproof Woodward High School on a four-block site bounded by Franklin Broadway Woodward and Sycamore. The eight shops on manual training nine domestic science rooms six commercial rooms, thirty-two classrooms and multiple facilities will occupy seven floors with a central assembly hall for twelve hundred and separate gymnasiums for boys and girls.
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Gustav Drach
The
Woodward High School
Franklin, Broadway, Woodward and
Sycamore Streets
Sycamore
Broadway
Franklin and
Woodward
Grample
Packers Off To Chicago Sunday From Cincinnati Delegation
Pork packers of Cincinnati travel by private train with about 100 members to attend the American Meat Packers Association convention in Chicago. The group aims to boost Cincinnati’s bid to host the 1909 meeting and plans a strong showing. Delegation returns home Thursday after three days of reports and addresses by national and European experts.
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Pork Packers of
Cincinnati
Windy City
Chicago
Europe
Foster and Heil Secure Bail in Bucket Shop Indictments
Brokers Louis Foster and Edwin Heil appeared before Judge Thompson to answer federal indictments in the bucket shop case. Foster posted 4000 dollars with Francis H Cloud as surety. Heil 3000 dollars with Mrs. Isadora Keenan as surety. Attorneys Dolle and Williams represented them. Trials may be set within a week or ten days. Other officers of O'Dell Brokerage Co. have not appeared and deputies seek them.
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Louis Foster
Edwin F. Heil
Thompson
United States Court
Grand Jury
Bucket Shop
Foster
Francis H. Cloud
Mr. Heil
Isadora Keenan
Charlies Dolle
Charles F. Williams
McPherson
O'Dell Brokerage Company
West End Seeks New High School and Mohawk Bridge Plan
The West Cincinnati Business Association discussed Mohawk Bridge improvement with plans for a new lift bridge design by Engineer Landmaker after bonds were issued. Councilmen Klein Fahrenbruk Eckert led a committee to push the project while Eckert and Hargie McGee were named delegates to the Ohio Valley Improvement Association meeting in Louisville on October 22. A free bathhouse, street improvements, and Mill Creek work were also debated for future meetings.
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West Cincinnati Business Association
Mohawk
Landmaker
Chicago
William Klein
William Fahrenbruk
John C. Eckert
C. H. Weber
George Hartke
Hargie McGee
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Louisville
Mill Creek
State Examiner Seeks Court Cost Ordinance Opinion
Waddell and two State Auditor members asked City Solicitor Ballard for guidance on the police court cost ordinance. Ballard cannot find a council ordinance fixing costs in misdemeanor cases and says one is required by state law. He may urge Council to pass it immediately and addresses fines paid to the Workhouse versus Police Court Clerk's office.
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Waddell
Ballard
Rans i. Aia
Tanner Takes Up Duties on Board
William J. Tanner became a County Commissioners member after bonding and taking his seat, succeeding Robert B. Edmondson. A request to improve Hearn road from South Fork to Taylor's Creek was referred to the County Surveyor. Eleven bids for a Little Duck Creek bridge on Settle Street were received and referred for computation. The auditor reported receipts of 41484.58 and disbursements of 20930 leaving 20554.58 in the fund. W H Brata joined the Burial of Indigent Soldiers and Sailors committee for Sycamore Township, replacing J W Sullivan, deceased.
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Willian J. Tanner
Robert B. Edmondson
Board of County Commissioners
Hearn Road
South Fork
Taylor’s Creek
Little Duck Creek
Settle Street
Madisonville
W. H. Brata
Sycamore Township
J. W. Sullivan
Tobacco Scales Not Exempt From City Sealer Inspect
City Solicitor Ballard issued an opinion confirming that tobacco factory owners who refuse city inspection of weights and scales are acting unlawfully. He notes the city ordinance grants the City Sealer authority to inspect weights and measures even where federal examination occurs.
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Ballard
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Directoire
West Fourth Street— Vine and
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Joseph Kirkup
Ohio Masons
Charles S. Sparks
Judges of Common Pleas Court
Woodward High
Packers
Queen City
Foster and Heil Furnish Security
J. H. Slack
Mt. Auburn
Laundrymen’s
West End
NEW High School
Business Association
Bath
Post-Glover
West Fourth St
Duhme Jewelry
Ene
Youghiogheny
Chamber of Commerce Weighing Bureau
Ween City Coal Co
M. E. Lynn
Tanner
Maryland
Skiff & Coo
Commercial Tribune Building
Cindy Tobacco
Bejach’s
Bond
Vine ST
Coulthard & Pogue, Florista
Per Doz
Walnut ST
Savings Department
Fifth Avenue
New Yorke
Telephone Life
Bell Telephone Co
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Lee Shubert
Lew Fields
Oi EW Fields
Clyde Fitch
New York
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Times-Star
Haylin
Ethel Barrymore
Lad Frederick
William Collier
Patri
Olympic Forepaugh Stock Co
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Lola
Berlin
Times+ Star
Columbia — Wert
Edwin Holt & CO
Josephine Sabel
Three Voscarys
Brown Bros. & Kealey
Lew Bloom
Schrode & Mulvey
Mrs. Allison
Hibbert & Warren
Moving Pictures
Smith & Daum
Arminta & Burke
Hale & Co
Wacher Bros
Jewett, Hays & Lind
Jack Sheppard
Bandit King
the Candy Kid
Times-S People’s
Pam the Rolligkers
Cora Livingstone
Sam T. Jack
Lyceum
Harry D. Carey
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Standars
Times+Star
Robinson
Tae Vaudevilli
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