Law Graduates to Reunite at Taft Hall Dedication
The University of Cincinnati College of Law will dedicate Alphonso Taft Hall and host a reunion of graduates from the college and the old Cincinnati Law School. Chief Justice Taft will deliver the principal address as part of a program starting at 3 pm with an inspection of the building followed by a dinner at the Linton.
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Alphonso Taft Hall
College of Law
University of Cincinnati
Alphonso Taft
College
Old Cincinnati Law School
Taft
Law School
Linton
United States
Supreme Court
House
Mr. Taft
Charles G. Dawes
Joe’ Cannon
Champ Clark
Nicholas Longworth
Judson Harmon
Atlee Pomerene
Lawrence Maxwell
Bellamy Storer
George Headley
Jacob D. Cox
Richard P. Ernst
Willis Vandeventer
Carrington T. Marshall
Taft Family Memorial Law Building Named for Father
Reverent note honors Alphonso Taft, once a law school faculty member and public figure. The new College of Law building is named for his memory, funded mainly by Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Taft as the college enters its ninety third year.
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Alphonso Taft
Old Law School
Charles P. Taft
College of Law
Committees Named by Martin Daly Club Explore City Council Bid
Martin Daly campaign leader William M. Anderson announced executive and general committees guiding the bid for City Council. Key posts go to A. E. Mittendorf as vice president Walter N. Kruse secretary and John P. Langmond treasurer. Oakley Daly Citizens' Club formed with Joseph Callahan president and Joseph Maloney as vice president.
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William M. Anderson
Martin Daly Citizens’ Club
Martin Daly
A. E. Mittendorf
Walter N. Kruse
John P. Langmond
Thomas J. Dyer
Henrys.heitz
Dr. Carroll DeCourcy
Harry C. Busch
John J. Gilligan
John W. Flach
Frank N. Simpson
John M. Callahan
William Mack Johnson
Samuel W. Bell
Frank W Foltz
Joseph A. Dixon
Dennis J. Ryan
William Petri
John Swartz
A. Caruso
W. H. Fox
William Morse Hicks
Harry Hollowell
William P. O’connor
Alphonse Heilman
John Fussinger
Hugh Conway
Edward Thompson
Paul Schirmer
Hal Stewart
Harry Huber
James J. Casey
George W. Huston
Phil Weitzel
Dick Herold
John Kohler
Joseph Callahan
James Manley
John Spinney
James A. Reilly
John Schneider
Auguste Herrmann
F. J. Zumstein
Francis Healy
William H. Lueders
Chris Schott
Louis Rinckenberger
Harold McDonald
William Leimann
James C. Richardson
Mason Towle
Lillian Moore
H. Mr. Woodburn
Clarence Boehming
Thomas E. Heffernan
Thomas Canary
Michael J. Connelly
James Stepp
Oakley Friends of
Daly
Oakley Daly Citizens’ Club
Joseph Maloney
Harry Overberg
Wheat prices rise on Chicago Board of Trade
Wheat futures advance in final trading hour ahead of Monday holiday with gains of 3 to 5 cents for the day and 8 to 9 cents for the week. Corn oats and rye show mixed results with monthly and weekly changes. December prices listed for wheat corn oats and rye.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Holy Name Men March in Cincinnati Rally Led by Archbishop
About 35,000 Holy Name Society members march through Cincinnati with Archbishop John T. McNicholas to lead a devotions service at Redland Field. The event marks the first time the Archbishop participates, boosting attendance. The parade starts 1:30 pm from Twelfth and Race with a route to the ballpark and a Benediction to close.
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Holy Name Society
Cincinnati
Redland Field
John T. McNicholas
McNicholas
Christ
Holy Name
Ball Park
Race Streets
Seventh
Plum Street
Eighth Street
Central Avenue
Ninth Street
John Street
Clark Street
Linn Street
Bank Street
Freeman Avenue
Findlay Street
St. Augustine’s Church
The
Archdiocesan Union
Five Fined in Liquor Cases by Judge Eyrich
Judge Eyrich sentenced five individuals for possessing liquor. John Lee of 827 Hopkins Street and Leonard Campbell of 952 West Sixth Street were fined 250 dollars plus costs each. William Kinley of 3711 Colerain Avenue faced 200 dollars and costs. Bertha Childs of 229 McFarland Street was fined 150 dollars plus costs. Mrs Irene McGuff of 905 Betts Street was fined 100 dollars plus costs with 50 dollars suspended.
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Eyrich
John Lee
Hopkins Street
Leonard Campbell
West Sixth Street
William Kinley
Colerain Avenue
Bertha Childs
McFarland Street
Irene McGuff
Betts Street
British Labor Embraces Radicalism After Year Abroad
Carl Brannin, back from a year in Europe, reports British unions moving left. At Scarborough conferences the National Minorities and British Trade Unions Congress linked, with calls for international unity, anti imperialist stance, and self determination for colonies. The Dawes Plan was opposed and German wages cited as a factor in labor woes amid 2 million British unemployed.
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Carl Brannin
Europe
Brannin
The
Peoples’ Church
England
National Minorities Conference
Trade Unions’ Congress
Scarborough
National Minorities Group
Mr. Brannin
American Federation of Labor
Scarborough Cress
British Empire
Great Britain
Congress
Scarborough Congress
Ramsey McDonald
James H. Thomas
Germany
A. J. Cook
Miners’ Association
France
Italy
Mr. Cook
Golden Wedding Celebration for Mr and Mrs George Meyer
Mr and Mrs George B Meyer of 423 McGregor avenue celebrate 50 years of marriage with a jubilee next week. The couple born in Cincinnati and Alexandria Ky will host a reception and dinner at the Hotel Alms at 7 30 pm and a jubilee mass at St Xavier Church at 9 am. Their children Clara Schlickman Cecilia Dunlap George T Meyer and Harry Meyer and their families attend.
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George B. Meyer
McGregor Avenue
Meyer
Cincinnati
Harry Meyer
Mr. Meyer
Niehaus & Dodt
Eighth and
Main Streets
Niehaus & Meyer
Fifth Street
Central Avenue
Complete Organization Formed for Molloy Campaign
Announcement of the formation of an organization to support John J. Molloy for Judge of Municipal Court. Offiers are Charles L. Swain president Clarence L. Taylor vice president Joseph Hollowell treasurer and John C. Rogers. A large slate of committee members includes John H. Allen Joel C. Clore Alfred M. Cohen John Gilliam and many others. A meeting is planned at the Gibson on Tuesday.
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John J. Molloy
Charles L. Swain
Clarence L. Taylor
Joseph Hollowell
John C. Rogers
Mr. Malloy
John H. Allen
Joel C. Clore
Alfred M. Cohen
John Gilliam
Thomas J. Conner
I. N. Price
Robert Heath
Edward B. Imbus
John Mitchell
Albert C. Levy
Thomas D. Richmond
David Lorbach
W. A. Julian
Robert Goldman
Cc. L. Bentfield
Max B. May
Colonel L. Michie
Stanley Ferguson
Edward C. Pistner
M. J. Keefe
Thomas Butterworth
Daniel Bartley
Nicholas Diehl
Victor J. Castellini
C. J. Holbrook
John W. Patterson
Edward Bernard
Peter Silk
William Zimmerman
the Gibson
Policeman Dismissed as Twelve Substitutes Pass Test
Frederick W. Lickensderfer a District 9 patrolman was dismissed on charges of conduct unbecoming an officer after conviction for possessing stolen property. The Civil Service Commission announced twelve successful candidates for regular patrolman positions led by Paul J. Swaggerty with an 80.65 average. others listed with addresses.
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Frederick W. Lickensderfer
District 9
Charles E. Tudor
Lickensderfer
Civil Service Commission
Paul J. Swaggerty
Laurel Street
Charles A. Schuck
McMicken Avenue
Russel H. Patterson
Reading Road
Robert A. Wilson
Kenyon Avenue
Edward M. Hust
Spin Grove Avenue
James Stout
Mohawk Street
William McDermott
West Street
Howard Satchwell
West Eighth Street
Clyde O’r. McMahan
East Court Street
Joseph H. Ahlens, Jr
Curley Road
Frank Dress
Hosea Avenue
Edward J. McCullough
Seventy Acre Tract Zoned by City Commission
The City Planning Commission filed an ordinance zoning seventy acres of city property north and east of North Bend road and Hamilton avenue. The area, annexed after the zoning draft, is designated Business A on one corner and Residence A and B on the rest. A Tudor Apartments per mit rehearing on an $800 000 project at Ludlow and Middleton avenues was set for Tuesday by the Board of Appeals. If unresolved, the zoning law’s constitutionality may be tested in court.
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North Bend Road
Hamilton Avenue
City Planning Commission
Ludlow
Middleton Avenues
Board of Appeals
Deaconess Hospital Receives Three Large Anonymous Gifts
The Deaconess Hospital building fund receives three anonymous gifts of 2500, 2000 and 1000 dollars. Additional contributions include Pfleger 3000, Griess 1000, Griess-Pfleger Co 500, Cornette 500, Keller 500, Swiftig 500, Omwake 1000. Memorial for Dr E W Walker planned. staff to raise funds for a department in his name. Veteran Deaconesses volunteer. August Tuechter reports progress and nearly 92000 raised in two days.
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Deaconess Hospital
Edward Pfleger
Ernest Griess
Griess-Pfleger
John Omwake
E. W. Walker
Walker
Anna Meyer
Greta Lusken
Rosa Hummel
Elizabeth Detmer
Magdalena Dorsch
Anna Maurer
Flora Meckstroth
Elise Moeschel
Fire damages Colerain home. gardener burns in blast
A fire of undetermined origin damaged the Gillespie homestead in Colerain while a gardener, John Fahel, was burned on the face and arms by gasoline fumes ignited from a water heater blaze in the basement. Firefighters battled the blaze for six hours. no property damage reported beyond the structure.
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Louis Stephen
Colerain Pike
Franks
Gillespie Homestead
John Fahel
David Joseph
Winding Way
Lenox Place
Fredonia Avenue
Cincinnati, Lebanon & Northern Railroad
Avondale
Walnut Hills
Clifton
Wuerth
Experts Laud City Parks At Mayor’s Reception
Three recreational experts paid their respects to Mayor Carrel praising Cincinnati parks. W K Brown of the South Park Commission Chicago C H English of the Chicago Board of Education and E B Raymond of Minneapolis park department attended after a conference in Asheville North Carolina.
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Carrel
Cincinnati
W. K. Brown
South Park
Sion
Chicago
C. H. English
Chicago Board of Education
E. B. Raymond
Park Department
Minneapolis
Congress of Recreational Directors
Asheville
North Carolina
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