Louisville to Host Ohio Valley Improvement Convention Delegates
The Ohio Valley Improvement Association plans its fourteenth annual convention in Louisville on October 27 with at least 100 delegates. Albert Bettinger and Maj. Seibert explained a project to navigate the Ohio River year round from Pittsburgh to Cairo, estimating a cost of 63 million dollars and fourteen additional dams. President Egan formed a committee to maximize attendance, listing members including Charles Lewis James J Heekin John D Lindsay and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Louisville
Albert Bettinger
Major Seibert
United States
Ohio River
Pittsburg
Cairo
Bettinger
Egan
Charles Lewis
James J. Heekin
John D. Lindsay
C. F. Adams
August E. Muth
W. A. Bennett
Charles W. Schmidt
R. P. Gillham
Michael Ryan
H. Lee Marly
Charles F. Barrett
David Dreifus
Sigmund Freiberg
Lyman Petin
C. A. Hinsch
Co. Gordon «Neff
J. Milton Blair
Henry M. Rubel
Annual Cincinnati Missionary Society Session Held in Columbus
The Cincinnati Branch of the Woman s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church holds its yearly meeting in Columbus Ohio with attendees and delegates traveling from Cincinnati. Listed travelers include Mrs R L Thomas Mrs L L Townley Mrs J D McGee Mrs Charles C Boyd Mrs John C Kunz Mrs E F Emerson Mrs W F Bonner Miss Mary Gaddis and Miss Winifred Spalding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Columbus
R. L. Thomas
L. L. Townley
J. D. McGee
Charles C. Boyd
John C. Kunz
E. F. Emerson
W. F. Bonner
Mary Gaddis
Winifred Spalding
Referee Greve Not Removed in Bankruptcy Case
Judge A C Thompson dismissed a complaint seeking removal of Bankruptcy Referee Charles T Greve over alleged dual office holding and delays in the Ross Holzman bankruptcy. Counsel for Unity Banking and Savings had claimed Greve served as Secretary of the Sinking Fund Trustees, a contention found not to be a public office. Referee Greve refused to comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Greve
A. C. Thompson
Louis’ J. Dolle
Unity Banking and Savings Company
Ross Holzman
Hayfield-Gehlwein Syndicate
Holzman
Link Fund
Grove
Greve
Sinking Fund Trustees of
Cincinnati
Thompson
Caustic Letter Accuses Health Dept of Duty Failure
Former Councilman James of the Twenty-fourth Ward writes to the Hoard of Health accusing sanitary officers of inaction over a refuse pile at 1617 Waverly avenue, the mother of Councilman John Eckert and George Pellens. A sanitary officer visited but the nuisance remains. the department forwarded the letter to Health Officer Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Health Department
John Eckert
George Pellens
Waverly Avenue
Brown
Norwood Officials Deny Mail Car Crossover Near Postoffice
Norwood town officials refused a request by Post Office authorities to lay a crossover between car tracks by the Norwood Postoffice. Residents along the long loop fear the switch would bring passenger cars to the area, risking reduced service for the loop district. Postmaster Monfort says the only solution may be reducing Norwood mail dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Monfort
Packers Plead Guilty In Lamb Carcass Case
Swift & Co. plead guilty to taking a lamb carcass from the city to Newport without proper embalming stamps for interment ships. Judge Sater fined $25 costs. It is the first case of its kind under the new law locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Co
Chica Meat Packers
Federal Grand Jury
Newport
Sater
Freshman Glass Wins Flag Rush at Cincinnati
Cincinnati University freshmen defended a two by twelve inch flag on a greased pole for ten hours on the Burnet Woods football field. Dan Gregg captained the freshmen with Ross Stewart Frank Schaefer Russell Easton and William Harris as lieutenants. The sophomores led by Walter Heuck were stopped after a long battle with disqualifications and injuries minimal. Spectators packed the stands as coeds cheered their factions, with notable rough play and a final victory for the freshmen at 4 05 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati University
Freshies
Burnet Woods
Sophs
Dan Gregg
Ross Stewart
Frank Schaefer
Russell Easton
William Harris
Max Zange
Walter Heuck
Walter Thaw
Arthur Dyer
H. Ackerson
Henry Kranz
Fred Hyndman
Lincoln Stanley
Walter Schaefer
John Davis
Herman Haehnle
Louis Crossley
Walter Day
John Willis
C. O. Hill
Robert Bentley
National Association of Agricultural Implement and Vehicle Makers Meet
The fifteenth annual convention opens Tuesday October 20 in Columbus Ohio. Illinois and Ohio lead membership. attendance expected to be the largest in history. Governors and mayors welcome delegates as sessions run Wednesday to Thursday with speeches on salesmanship and plant construction and the annual banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Agricultural Implement and Vehicle Manufacturers of the
United States
Great Southern Hotel
Columbus
Illinois
Ohio
Committee of Arrangements
F. C. Eaton
Newell Banderd
Harris
Mayor Bond
Fred M. Loomis
Chicago
William T. Magruder
Ohio State University
T. D. Sellers
Ohio Inspection Bureau
Sanders
Emmett Tompkins
E. C. Randall
J. Y. Bursell
William Butterworth
Moline
Ill
H. E. Miles
County awards bridge contract and approves road repairs notes
County Commissioners awarded the Little Duck Creek bridge contract to Huft & Garretson for 4435 dollars. They approved Springfield pike repairs and a Main street bridge repair. A 25000 dollar Long View Asylum improvement bond payment plan was set with November 1 maturity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Duck Creek
Settle Street
Huft & Garretson
Springfield Pike
Glendale
Wyoming
Carthage
Main Street
Madisonville
Longview Asylum Improvement
Zion Road
Miami Township
Spinner Avenue
German Protestant Cemetery Association
F. H. Reuner
Carthage Pike
Caldwell
Couden Stands Trial for Death of Fred McDermott
Frank M. Couden, a cashier in the Surveyor of Customs office in Lebanon Ohio, was placed on trial before Judge Clark on the charge of fatally shooting Fred McDermott in his Morrow home last spring. Couden testified McDermott was stealing his chickens and said the shot was not aimed to wound. The day focused on jury selection. he is represented by Judges J A Runyan and J W Stanley of Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Couden
Surveyor of Customs
Amor Smith
Clark
Lebanon
Fred McDermott
Widow’s Savings Stolen From Mrs. Hamer Home
Thieves broke into the apartment of Mrs. Jennie Hamer at 416 East Fifth Street yesterday morning while she was at church and ransacked the place. They took $25 from a machine drawer in which the widow kept small money to support her four children after her husband’s death weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Hamer
East Fifth Street
Typhoid Fever Wanes and Milk Quality Praised
Health reports indicate six typhoid cases in the city last week with three confirmed by Widal tests. One case imported from Springfield, Ohio, another likely contracted from the mother in Cincinnati Hospital, and a third uncertain. Deaths mainly from heart and kidney diseases. scarlet fever also declines. Dr Brown notes 64 milk samples. 46 percent exceed 1,000,000 bacteria per cubic centimeter, with over half insufficiently inspected, urging standards for all city milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Springfield
Cincinnati Hospital
Cincinnati
Health Department
Bureau of Infectious and Contagious Diseases
Ainst
Ice Dealers Picnic At Ross Lake Elmwood
The Ice Dealers' Association held a basket picnic yesterday at Ross Lake Elmwood for seventy five members. They rode a sandboat pulled by two mules and a horse ten miles up the canal then camped and ate dinner from baskets. The event included games and sports and was the last outing of the season with euchre parties planned. Edward Knorr presided as president James Cullen as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ice Dealers’ Association
Ross Lake
Elmwood
Edward Knorr
James Cullen
New Officers Named by Cincinnati University Seniors
Cincinnati University senior class elected officers last Friday and held a dinner to notify the new leaders. Clifton G. Fels was named President with Alma Murray as Vice President Harry Mitchell as Treasurer Irma Gregg as Secretary and Edward Hathaway as Convocation Representative.
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The
Cincinnati University
Clifford G. Fels
Alma Murray
Harry Mitchell
Irma Gregg
Edward Hathaway
Jewish Women Meet Discuss Leonardo the Universal Genius
The Council of Jewish Women will meet this afternoon at 2 30 in the Sabbath school rooms of the temple Avon dale Harvey and stockdale avenues. Miss art ill will talk on Leonardo the Universal Genius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Jewish Women
Temple
Harvey and Stockdale Javenues
Avondale
Art
Leonardo
Universal Genius
City Hall Notes on Appointments and Licenses
Mayor Markbreit seeks six more patrolment applicants to reach thirty. He will announce city representatives for the Ohio Valley Improvement Association meeting in Louisville. He also urges license payments from larger halls and votes city property license fees. Amanda Hess named music teacher at House of Refuge, Amelia Charles to fill vacant post. Glendenning Groesbeck complains of Madison road to Breen street bridge condition. referred to City Engineer. Water Works Hiller submits report to Board of Public Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markbreit
Yesterney
Board of Public Lafety
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Business Men’s Club
Louisville
Amanda H. Hess
Janet Douglas
House of Refuge
Amelia Charles
Nellie Delaney
Glendenning Groesbeck
Board of Public Service
Madison Road
Breen Street
Service Board approves contract and bids for city projects
An estimate favoring the Dim mick Pipe Company for 13890 covers pipe for water main extensions and improvements and is approved. The Service Board awarded Roos Bros the contract for pavement of the Highth Street Viaduct at 8570, with L Bid Concrete Company submitting the highest bid nearly double.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimmick Pipe Company
Roos Bros
Service Board
Highth Street
L. Bid. Concrete Company
Roos
Blaze Threatens Moerlein Brewery Plant Roof
Fire from a chimney sparked a roof blaze at the Moerlein Brewery Company plant on Upper Elm Street yesterday afternoon. Firemen extinguished the roof fire but a new flare appeared in the lower portion as crews prepared to leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moerlein Brewery Company
Upper Elm Street
Sparky
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J. M. Gidding & Co
Knights Templars
Masons
Fourth Street
Chickering
Chick Inn
W. G. Woodman See
Ohio Improvement Association
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
N. W
Cor. 4Th and
Walnut
Vine St
Fountain Square
United States Court
Packers
Glass
Soph
Co-Operative
National Association of Manufacturers
Judge Caldwell
Place Couden
Avondale Temple
Directoire
Mme
Irene’s
Mme. Irene
Paris
Che Alms & Doepke Co
City Hall Notes
Hiller
the Water Works
Board of Public
Pronec
Peny & White
Moerlein Brewery
Bismarck Cafe Mercantile Library
Walnut Street
the Commercial Tribune PA
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