Ohio Valley Alumnae Honors Guest Mrs Moore in Columbus
Mrs Philip N Moore of St Louis president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs was guest of honor at the Ohio Valley Association of College Alumnae meeting in the Linton Hotel. She announced the National Association will meet in Cincinnati next October drawing about 2000 graduates. Local officers listed and a luncheon for Mrs Moore to be hosted by the Cincinnati Woman's Club at the Linton Hotel.
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Philip N. Moore
St. Louis
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Ohio Valley Association of College Alumnae
Linton Hotel
Moore
National Association of College Alumnae
National Association
Ohio Branch
Arthur L. Brown
Frederick C. Hicks
Elsie Thalheimer
A. T. Cobb
Sumner Cross
Czarnomska
Ely
Doherty
Edith Crane
Edith Peck
Mary Isham
Ella Hollister
Josephine Simrak
J.O. White
Mary A. Lucker
Frank Simpson
Clara Senior
Elizabeth McFaddin
Heathman
Ruth Cowing
Cincinnati Woman's Club
Firemen Are Appointed After Fire Department Reorganization
Mayor Markbreit announced several appointments to fill vacancies from the fire department reorganization. Appointees include substitute patrolman Herman H. Mittendorf and Captain Harry Schafer, with Lieutenants Michael J. Carney and John W. Muench and substitute firemen listed by name and address.
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Markbreit
Herman H. Mittendorf
Sassafras Street
Harry Schafer
Fifteenth Street
Fire Department
Michael J. Carney
Race Street
John W. Muench
West Liberty Street
Peter Schneider
Findlay
Findlay Street; John E. Stull, 2464 West Sixth Street; Robert P. Jones
East Court Street
Chastian Taurman
Stabler Street
Stephen I. Hussian
Lock Street
George J. Smith
Walnut Street
Frank Culter
Liberty Street
Injunction Prevents Pennsylvania Railroad From Removing Front Street Switches
A U S court granted a temporary injunction stopping the Pennsylvania Railroad from tearing up sidetracks and switches into the M. H. Alexander Co. premises. Alexander Co. argues the lines have served its molasses and syrups business since 1900 and its operation would suffer damages of at least 50 000 if disrupted. The company also filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission and the injunction remains in effect until the commission rules.
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United States Court
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Front Street
M. H. Alexander Co
Alexander Co
R. C. Barnard
Pennnsylvania Eesses
St. L
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Sater
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Hughes High School Corner Stone Laying Ceremony Documented
The Hughes High School corner stone was laid in a ceremony on the square between McMillan Clifton and Guy streets. Judge Bramwell and Dr. Dyer spoke while alumni, students, and citizens attended. a copper box of commemoratives was sealed for future generations.
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McMillan, Clifton
Guy
Hughes High School
Fifth Street
John
University
Hughes
Union Board of High Schools
W. Coy
Woodward and
Walnut Hillis
Handman
Court News Highlights From Common Pleas Court
Patrolman Charles Hess accused of fatally injuring grocer Joseph Schneider was released on $6,000 bond. Emil Peters seeks to halt railway wall works near Budd Street alleging danger to his Jacobs Cordage building. Court notes include corrections to burglary law wording, a robbery conviction of Lee Young, probate actions on estates and will terms, insolvency dividend, divorce suit, and U S court filings including Cuba bond disputes and receivership claims.
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Charles Hess
Joseph Schneider
Pfleger
William Siefke
Emil Peters
Budd Street
Cincinnati Southern Railway
Railway
Peters
Jacobs Cordage Company
Albert Bettinger
Rulison
Rose
Mr. Rose
Secretary of State
Thompson
Lee Young
Della Jenny
Madisonville
Controversy Settled Between Produce Board and Chamber
A meeting between the Cincinnati Produce Commission Board committee and the Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors resolved the dispute. A new fifteen member change certificate group will join forces with the produce men. Quotation Committees from both groups will meet next week to form the official price committee.
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Cincinnati Produce Commission Board
Chamber of Commerce
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