Brokers Postponed in United States Court on Mail Fraud Charge
Local commission brokers faced judges and district attorney as actions were delayed to next Wednesday. Eight defendants including Stapely Payne Gorman Foster Scott Heil Campbell and Baldwin posted $3000 bonds each. Attorneys listed include Judge Outcast Cohen Mack Cogan Williams. Evidence links John Garyman to Foster & Co and the O'Dell Company past role.
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Commission
United States Court
McPherson
Stapely
Payne
Gorman
Foster
Scott
Heil
Campbell
Baldwin
Judge
Outcast
Cohen & Mack
Cogan & Williams
John ‘M. Garyman
Foster & Co
O’dell Company
Thisisay
Remarkable Story Told in Police Court
George Cornell, colored, of 412 Clark Street, told a remarkable tale in Police Court. He faced petit larceny charges for allegedly stealing two bottles of whisky found in his possession. He claimed he was accosted by several men on Clark Street who tore his coat button, knocked him down, and accused him of theft as he prepared to leave the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cornell
Clark ‘Street
Lueders
Cornell
Clark Street
Taft
Leonard Delegatto
Hamilton
St. Vincent’s
Bank Street
Cincinnati
Italy
Leonard
Deleto
Harry
Vincente
Rev Heber I Ketcham Marries Couple After Morning Service
The Rev Heber I Ketcham of Potsty Methodist Church married Byron Woods and Amy Elinor Babbs at his Wesley Avenue home after a hurried 1:23 PM departure from the church. A Carthage couple attended to tie the knot before the pastor returned to duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heber I. Ketcham
Potsty Methodist Church
Wesley Avenue
Carthage
Ixpith
Byron Woods
Iss Amy Elinor Babbs
Change in Plans Expands Ohio Mechanics Institute Auditorium
Building Committee raises auditorium capacity from 1300 to 2000 for the Ohio Mechanics Institute funded by Mrs. Mary Emery. The plan revise affects the rest of the building with more complete designs to follow after weeks of discussion. Next board meeting moved to November 10. art department under C W Boebinger advances equipment and benches. students reorganize an orchestra and may form a brass band under Herman Bellstek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Mechanics’ Institute
Mary Emery
Charles L. Livingood
City briefs prepared for Supreme Court on Linton Park case
Assistant City officials submitted briefs for forwarding to the Supreme Court in the city against Sarah Devon over the condemnation of property for Linton Park. Mrs. Devou seeks 65,000 dollars for a corner property to be part of the park. the city appraises it at about 25,000. Goldsmith and Ballard, city solicitor, recently admitted to practice in the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lolvester Goldsmith
Supreme Court of the United States
Sarah Devon
Linton Park
Devou
Goldsmith
Ballard
Supreme Court
Turn Verein Board Elects New Members in North Cincinnati
North Cincinnati Turn Verein directors elected C. H. Amsted P. R. Buchert Adolf Elwert Aliger Frank R Gus bller Herstin Hansen Joe Kaem mer Jake Kollmer Mj McDuffie Hers man W. Mueller Adolph Spicer and Robert Traubach to membership. The board also endorsed the Park Commission to advance its German tie project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turn Verein
C. H. Amsted
P. R
Buchert
Adolf Elwert
5Aliger
Frank R Gus@bller
Herstin Hansen
Joe Kaemmer
Jake Kollmer
Mj McDuffie
Hersman
W. Mueller
Adolph, Spicer
Robert Traubach
Park Commission
Feues Ieee
Miss Mageer Rescues Workers at Dress Shop
Miss Mageer, niece of the proprietor, blocked doors and fought off dozens of girls from leaping from windows at the dress making establishment where nearly one hundred workers were employed.
Officials Confer on Fire Escapes in City Buildings
City officials discussed mandatory fire escapes for structures like the Neave Building after Thursday’s blaze. Building Code Commission may craft an ordinance, with a vote possible in three weeks. Louise Voet lies near death at City Hospital, her mind filled with escape scenes. Fireman Louis Purcell and victim Hilda Droe ger hospitalized with injuries. several others discharged. Insurance totals listed for multiple companies, totaling 100000.
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Kuhlman
Ballard
Neave
Building Code Commission
Dinsmore
Steinkamp
Hazen
O’brien
Louise Voet
Monroe Street
Newport
City Hospital
Foval Vemateur
Ogg
the. Hospital
Hilda
Droeger
Street
Ana
Librarians Gather for Ohio meeting at Linton next week
The Ohio Library Association meets at the Linton hotel starting Wednesday with President Charles W. Dabney of the University of Cincinnati welcoming attendees. J W Perrin of Case Library presides, Miss Mary E B Downey speaks as State Library Organizer, and Mrs H L Elmendorf addresses the gathering.
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Mohio Library Association
Linton
Charles W. Dabney
University of Cincinnati
J. W. Perrin
Case Library
Cleveland
Mary EB. Downey
Norwood
Perrin
H. L. Elmendorf
American Library Association
J We Conklin
Dayton Public Library
J. Wicoff
Sidney
Semateeon
Effie L. Power
Western Reserve Library School
Mie
Alice: Boardman
Ohio State Library
Columbus
Five Year Old Burns Self In Toy Fire Set
A five year old boy named Abraham Thomas of 426 West Court Street played with matches after his mother read to him and started a fire in the Neave Building. He dragged toy engines and wagons on the floor then set the lace curtain on fire and was slightly burned. Loss amounts to 26 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Thomas
West _Court
Neave
Woman’s clothes burn as gas line ignites kitchen fire
A woman at 833 West Court Street saved by wrapping a carpet around her head and rolling on the floor after a gas line near the stove ignited her clothing. Firefighters quickly controlled the blaze with minor damage to the kitchen and surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ryan
Water Works Board Says Bond Issue Not Needed
The Water Works Commission states it can finish the plant with present funds and foresees no new bond issue before January 1. Bonuses total near 90 000 to 167 809 expected for Holly Company and other firms as tests and projects wrap up.
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Commissioners of Water Works
Board of Public Service
Holly Manufacturing Company
Holly Company
Mercantile Trust Company J
Kirchner Company
L. Eid Company
Dana
Service Board
Water Works Commission
Jackson
Mercantile Trust Company
Arranging Centennial Tribute to Lincoln by Education Leaders
Principal W C Washburn led a Schoolmasters Club meeting to organize a centennial celebration for Abraham Lincoln. A three person committee was chosen to appoint subcommittees on finance speakers hall decorations holiday publicity souvenirs and a permanent memorial proposed by Rabbi Louis Grossmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham
Lincoln
Board of Education
Schoolmasters’ Club
W. C. Washburn
H. H. Fick
H. V. Spielman
Co Ees
Louis Grossmann
Washburn
Register Stolen From Enterprise Hotel In Boston
Meyer Miller a 29 year old cigar maker from Boston was arrested after the hotel register was seized during a midnight break in at the Enterprise Hotel on West Sixth Street. Miller, a former lodger, was identified by manager Williams as a suspect while two other men fled with the register. Miller faced Judge Lueders as police investigated his claim that politicians used the book for campaign purposes.
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Meyer Miller
Boston
Enterprise
West Sixth Street
Williams
Miller
Lueders . Y
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M. Gidding & Co
ADULO
West Fourth Street
Vine and
Race
Cigars
Vine ST
Cindy Tobacco
Coulthard & Pogue
Main
Bell Telephone Co
United States Grand Jury
Mr. Ketcham
New Ohio Mechanics Institute
Supreme ‘Court
Turners
North Cincinnati Society
Fourth Street
Mattie Mageer
Purcell
Agnes Schroeder
Parahoma Street
Mt. Adams
Eva Hollender
Anderson Hotgly
Mildred Traxel
Beresfords Avenue
Good Samaritan” Hospital
Detroit F
Western
Toronto
Agricultural
Royal
Total
Ohio Association
Queen City
Beatrice M. Kelly
Carnegie Library
Steubenville
Faith Smith
Pittsburg
Anna L. Morse
Reuben McMillan
Blaze
Benzenberg
Kirchner’ Construction Company
Herrmann
Campien Company
California
Third National Bank
Cincinnati, O
Maryland Casualty CO
Skiff & CO
Commercial Tribune Building
A. Lotze
N. W. Cor
Eighth and Broadway
Hids
N. Ww
4Th and Walnut
Fountain Square
Walast
Acer Young Ladies
Sereilita
Tage Normal Urse RaChacmetece Educational Information Bureau
Lesan-Gould Building
St. Louis
Fifth Avenue
New York
MR. Wilton
Cleveland Moffett
Tod
Eddie FO
MR. Hamlet
Broadw
Tod Robersown
South Holland
Latonia
Fourth and
Smith Streets
Times-Star
Columbia
Claude Gillingwater & Co
Ray L. Royce
Kinedy & Rooney
Silbon’s Novelty Circus
Ti Wilson & Mile
Heloise
Collins & Bro Amoros Sisters
Emerin Campbell & Co
Ing
Cubs
Tigers
Mats
Sun
M Stock Co
BROWN
Harvard
Henry W. Savage
Henry B. Dixey
Cohan
Broadway
Scott Welsh
David Higgins
M J
Sa” Srey
Frisco
Ae Cae Eeu
Tiekeie Biraust
New York, JR
Fay Foster Sadadlers
Scribner’s
NEW Robinson Bian A
Vaudevill Hear Nee, Onal Children Se
Auditorium Sa
Vavievin & Moving Pictures
Dental
Francisco
Cal
Chicago
London
Fife
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