Boy Killed in Highland Avenue Crash
John Sebastian Bock a 13 year old living at 2311 Highland Avenue was struck by a northbound car at Highland Avenue and Donahue Street late yesterday. He rode a bicycle and reportedly tried to pass the speeding vehicle. Thrown headfirst to the street he suffered a fractured skull and died at the Jewish Hospital shortly after his arrival. Motorman C Schmidt and Conductor H Katzenberg assisted the injured boy and rushed the car to the hospital.
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John Sebastian Bock
Highland Avenue
Donahue Street
Jewish Hospital
C. Schmidt
H. Katzenberg
Embezzler Edward Marxmiller Arrested in Seattle
Police report thatEdward Marxmiller, son of Newport Kentucky residents, was seized in Seattle on secret warrant for embezzlement from J W Darling Lumber Co. with offices in Union Trust Bldg. A $2300 shortage is alleged. Detective Jackson proceeds to bring him back without requisition papers.
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Seattle
Edward Marxmiller
Newport
J. W. Darling Lumber Company
Union Trust
Marxmiller
Jackson
Senior Dancers Rehearse for College Musical Extravagan
Rehearsal of the college musical extravaganza Prof. Napoleon will be staged at Music Hall next week. Senior dancers include Mary Elizabeth Coombs Mary Sendler Margaret Laidley Jean Frye Nida Dickey and others with listed male participants.
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Napoleon
Music Hall
Mary Elizabeth Coombs
Mary Sendler
Margaret Laidley
Jean Frye
Nida Dickey
Grace Bendigs
Kathleen Cleary
George P. Diehl
Elizabeth Brown
Verner Curry
Thomas Buckner
M. Kenner
Bayard Thompson
Chester Porter
Stanley Warman
Hart B. Fye
J. Wykoff Piatt
T. T. Flagler
Untitled Patient Describes Skin Ailment and Home Remedies
A reader reports a severe skin eruption on the forearms with swelling on the face after weeks of illness. He says he used Cuticura Ointment and Resolvent Pills, noting partial improvement but ongoing symptoms.
Women Use Seltellone For Skin And Hair Care
Women favor Seltellone for scalp and hair care and for soothing eczema and skin irritations. The product is marketed as a beautifying and sanitizing remedy with multi purpose appeal for mothers and households.
Woodward High School Stone Laying Draws Pupil Attendance
Woodward Colony High School sees high turnout with overflow classes. Union Board approves A E Breece for overflow teaching post. Hughes High School commission to be filed with union records. Judge Murphy requests a special committee report on ceremonies. Louis Aiken to be paid 200 dollars annually as music teacher. Judge August H. Bode reelected county representative for five more years. All high schools to dismiss at 12:05 noon on November 4 to attend Woodward High School cornerstone laying.
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Woodward Colony
Dyer
A. E. Breece
Union Board of High Schools
Hughes High School
Murphy
Louis Aiken
August H. Bode
The
Boars
Woodward High School
German émigré teen makes second suicide attempt in two days
Katiée Pfeffer a 19 year old German immigrant of 1810 Elm street tried to drink acid from a bottle in M Ward at City Hospital for a second time in two days. Nurses stopped her before any acid was ingested. She says she is despondent and wishes to die. She had worked at City Hospital as a ward maid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katiée Pfeffer
Elm Street
M Ward
City Hospital
Germany
Three Aliens Denaturalized by Judge Thompson
Judge Thompson canceled naturalization certificates for Naif Bu Shakra of Syria Grisser of Hungary and Carl Hempel of Germany. Their papers had been issued in Cincinnati Dayton and Shelby County Courts on the strength of presumed naturalization.
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Thompson
Naif Bu Shakra
Syria
Grisser
Hungary
Carl Hempel
Germany
Dayton
Shelby County Court
Shakra
Incinnati
City Hall notes and city contracts adopted
City officials considered wiring for election returns and awarded sewer construction on Fisher, Collins, and Powers to Hefferon Construction Co. at 32 667 dollars. Protests over damaged sidewalks on McMicken, Ravine, and Forest avenues led to an engineer’s investigation. Fire Chief Archibald recommended, and Mayor Markbreit approved, dismissal of Walter H. Schenkel, a probationary stove tender.
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Darrow
Legraph
Fisher Avenue
Collins Avenue
Powers Street
Hefferon Construction Company
Board of Public Vice
McMicken Avenue
Ravine Street
Forest Avenue
Archibald
Fire Department
Markbreit
Walter H. Schenkel
Schenkel
Wyoming Mayors Discuss Bond Issue For City Improvements
Mayor Josiah Kirby of Wyoming urged Mayor Markbreit to advise on floating a bond issue to fund municipal improvements including a public bathhouse reading room and other general upgrades for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Kirby
Wyoming
Markbreit
Kirby
Local Woman Seeks Father Missing Since 1883
Johanna Schleuter of Carlisle Warren County reports to Mayor Markbreit that she seeks help locating her father. She recalls her mother died in 1883 and she was sent to the Cincinnati Children's Home where she has heard nothing of her father who lives on Bremen Street.
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Johanna Schleuter
Carlisle
Warren County
Markbreit
Cincinnati
Bremen Street
Gymnasium Shoes Set Requirement for Night High School Classes
Superintendent Dyer and Physical Training Supervisor Dr. Carl Ziegler agreed that gymnasium shoes are the sole requirement for members of night high school classes. The rule aims to standardize footwear for all exercises and reduce risk during activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyer
Carl Ziegler
Jury Declares Kalmus Guilty In Epilepsy Fraud Case
The jury in the United States Court found Otto Kalmus guilty on all three counts for fraudulently representing epilepsy as curable and selling institute remedies. Government witnesses testified epilepsy is incurable. Kalmus faces up to $5,000 fine and eight years in prison. Sentencing and possible appeal announced by Judge Sater and Inspector Soranson led the proceedings.
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United States
Otto Kalmus
McPherson
Post Office
Philip Zenner
David Wolfstein
Kalmus
Sater
Court of Appeals
Soranson
Visitors Inspect New Water Works Impressive Tour
Kansas City fire and water commissioners Kelley, Brent, Groves, and Meyers toured the new Water Works plants guided by Chief Engineer Benzenberg. The reservoir No. 2 should hold water by week’s end, with drainage tests today and water to be turned in Saturday. Tests of pumping engines near completion ahead of full operation.
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Kelley
Brent, Groves and Meyers
Kansas City Fire and Water Board
Benzenberg
Water Works Commission
Board of Public Works of
Kansas City
Water Works Department
Louisville
Times-Star
Weber’s . Travesty Company
America
Wilton Lackaye
Cleveland Moffett
N.Y
Chicago
E. M. Holland
Frederick Lewis
Grace Filkins
Charles Abbe
Josephine
Victor
Gerald Griffin
Roberson
North Holland
Ohio Society Clarifies Sparrows Petition Action
The Ohio Audubon Society based in Cincinnati says it has not been informed of a National association plan to prevent the slaughter of the little Yankee sparrow. Miss Katherine Rattermann notes no American or song sparrow killings in Cincinnati and says the bird is protected by law and not common in streets.
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Ohio Audubon Society
National Association
Katherine Rattermann
Ohio Society
Cincinnati
Walter Damrosch Calls for Stronger Music Education
Walter Damrosch urges schools to emphasize music education and notes the growing American appreciation for good music. He cites the New York Symphony Orchestra and brass bands as examples of expanding musical life and declares New York the nation’s premier center for diverse performances.
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Walter ‘Damrosch
Damrosch
New York Symphony Orchestra
Pittsburg
New York
Alleged Agent Held on Fraud Charge
Daniel T. Utterbach a 43 year old agent living at the Bristol Hotel was arrested on a warrant sworn by Joseph Freyer of 1044 Baymiller Street for obtaining money by false pretenses Freyer says Utterbach posed as a representative of the Automatic Vander Machine Company of Indianapolis and took 8 as security before he could recover his 50 Police report six other men have made similar complaints
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Daniel T. Utterbach
Indianapolis
Bristol Hotel
Hueftlein
Dwyer
Joseph Freyer
Baymiller Street
Freyer
Utterbach
Automatic Vender Machine Company
Sisters Soliciting Aid for Armenian Mission
Sisters Catherine and Rose of the French Dominican Order solicited aid at St. Xavier's Church for their Armenian mission. They stay with the Franciscan Sisters of St. Mary's Hospital in Cincinnati and have Archbishop Moeller's permission to solicit in the archdiocese. Next Sunday they will station themselves at St. Henry's Church in Flint.
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Catherine
Rose
St. Xavier’s Church
Armenia
St. Mary’s Hospital
Betts Street
Cincinnati
Moeller
Harding's Ghat 5 Compromised in Court Drop
The case against Ed C. Harding in Justice Muller's court was dropped as prosecutors failed to appear. Harding signs a compromise with creditors giving up all property to satisfy claims, with expected recovery around fifty percent from forthcoming sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed C. Harding
Court of Justice
Harding
Damages Awarded in Elberon Ave Car Case
Damages of 4500 were awarded to Charles E. Lockard in a suit against the Cincinnati Traction Company in U S Court yesterday. Lockard sought 50000 for injuries from the Mt Hope road town-bound car accident. Attorneys Harper and Allen represented Lockard, while Judge Outcalt presided for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles. E. Lockard
United States
Cincinnati Traction Company
Elberon Avenue
Mt. Hope Road
Lockard
Harper & Allen
Outcalt
Louisville fugitive sought in bank fraud case
Detective Dan Callahan left for Louisville to secure custody of J. C. Huntington who is under arrest there on a charge of obtaining money by false pretenses. Huntington is said to have secured $100 from the Fifth Third National Bank on a bogus draft. a cashier named M. Goble received a warrant after the money was recovered, but Huntington had fled.
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Dan Callahan
Louisville
J. C. Huntington
Huntington
Fifth-Third National Bank
M. Goble
Widows at Work and Life Insurance
More than a quarter of U S widows support themselves with work. Younger widows aged 25 to 45 are likelier to be self supporting than those with grown children. Every young man should carry life insurance to ease his widow's burden. Union Central Life Insurance of Cincinnati reports assets of 62 million dollars and 5000 Cincinnati policy holders insured for over 12 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Union Central Life Insurance Company of
Cincinnati
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