Longworth to Explain Hard Times at Republican Ratification Outing
Nicholas Longworth, candidate for Congress in the First District, will explain why the country is suffering hard times at the Republican ratification event tomorrow afternoon. Speakers include Stanley Struble promoting home rule in road building and others discussing municipal and county concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Longworth
Longworth
Tariff Committee of
Congress
Stanley Struble
Struble
Columbus
William R. Collins
John V. Campbell
C. A. Hulswitt
Spiegel
Clifford Martin
Smittie
Castles to Headline B F Keith’s Season Opener
Mr and Mrs Vernon Castle bring their dance act to B F Keith’s next week as the stars of the bill opening the regular season Sunday. The famed terpsichoreans recently wowed audiences at Music Hall and were the talk of New York last winter. They will perform their classic dances plus new numbers said to surpass the tango and hesitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Keith’s
Music Hall
New York
Keith’s
Juvenile Art Entries at Avondale Auction
About forty entries, all works by thirty juveniles from Avondale collected for sale. The event lists pieces including a painting Os D Annunzio's Cabiria by Michael Menrath aged 12 of Elland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Menrath
Elland Avenue
Avondale
Playwright Praises D Annunzios Cabiria as Historical Film
Augustus Thomas argues that Cabiria is the most accurate historical picture since early motion photography. He notes Moloch as a central figure, linking the Ammonite god to child sacrifice and identifying Cabiria as the girl saved from this rite. The film will debut at the Grand next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Thomas
Hotel Astor
D’annunzio
Moloch
Melek
Cogheth
Molech
Chesmosh
Cabirta
Miss Emerson Stars in The Confession at Walnut Next Week
Miss Emerson will play the leading feminine character in The Confession set in a New England fishing village. The role offers a strong heroine opportunity, and she is said to interpret it excellently on stage at the Walnut next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Emerson
New England
Dancing at Coney Island Labor Day Corn Feast
The Moeglings supervise a big cafe dansant contest at Coney Island tonight with 8 o'clock boat arrival. Silver loving cups will be awarded, after days on display in a Fifth Street show window. A Mardi Gras masquerade celebration continues afloat and ashore tomorrow. 50,000 ears of corn and 500 pounds of butter will be roasted for a giant Labor Day dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moeglings
Coney Island
Novelty Pet Contest at Chester Carnival
The Chester Carnival features a Novelty Pet Contest at Chester Park starting at 2 30 this afternoon. Children enter a wide range of pets from rats to ponies with poodles pigeons parrots roosters and rabbits among the entries. Each participant receives a candy box and a chance at one of ten prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Park
Chester
Labor Day at Chester Park Promises Segment of Carnival Fun
The Central Labor Council and Building Trades Council organize Labor Day activities at Chester Park with athletic swimming and dancing events. I M Martin of Chester cooperates, promising special entertainments and regular carnival features. Proceeds will be split between the two labor groups to bolster their treasuries, and nearly 100 prizes await in field day and water events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Council
Building Trades Council
Chester Park
I. M. Martin
Chester
Honeymoon Girls Cast Star Miss Nelson at Gayety Theater
Miss Nelson a principal in The Honeymoon Girls and a burlesque favorite from a long theatrical family. She is married to Phil Ott chief comedian of the company, appearing at the Gayety Theater Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Nelson
Phil Ott
Honeymoon Girls
Grand Box Office Opens for Cabiria at the Grand
The Grand box office opened yesterday with Treasurers Albert Birnbryer and Charles Weidner present. Cincinnati crowds show strong interest as seats go on sale for Cabiria the season’s first attraction. Foster Hayes leads ushers and John Mahon returns at the door for longtime patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand
Albert Birnbryer
Charles Weidner
Foster Hayes
John Mahon
John
The
Season To Be Extended At Lagoon Races And Dances
Motorcycle races will run three days in succession at Lagoon on Saturday Sunday and Labor Day. Afterward races occur only on Saturdays and Sundays for the rest of the season through October. Prize dances move to Saturday nights with all amusements and concessions operating then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagoon
License applications surge as deadline nears September 15
Tom Bolger, secretary of the Hamilton County Liquor License Commission, warned that at the current rate there could be over 1 200 licenses on file when the list closes September 15. Reported to date are 511 applications filed. The offices will close Saturday afternoon and Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Bolger
Hamilton County Liquor License Commission
Hospital Ceiling Falls at Cincinnati General
A ten foot ceiling section collapsed in the hospital laboratory at Cincinnati General yesterday at noon. Dr. P. J. Wooey and patients or staff including Miss Mary Rivers Miss Anne De Mar and Miss Daisy Clark were in the room. Miss De Mar was typing when the poster fell, a large piece striking her head but causing no wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati General Hospital
P. J. Wooey
Mary Rivers
Annne de Mar
Daisy Clark
Miss de Mar
William C Kohlhoff Seeks Range Of Races In Hamilton County Contest
William C Kohlhoff of the Municipal Court administrative staff signs up for the 50 and 100 yard dashes the wheelbarrow race obstacle race fat man's race tule race and the hesitation waltz. He aims to be the oldest Republican in Hamilton County despite weighing about 250 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Kohlhoff
Hamilton County
William
Outing clubs listed for trip in special cars
Among clubs bound for the outing in special cars tomorrow are the North Cincinnati Republican Club the Third Ward Club the Fourth Ward Club the Second Ward Club the Fair view Heights Club the Norwood Club the Seventh Ward Club and the Oak ley Republican Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Cincinnati
Republican Club
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Second Ward
Fairview Heights
Norwood
Seventh Ward
Oakley Republican Club
Cincinnati Sees Gov. Candidate Edward Gardner Emerges
George Eyrich Jr. announces preparations for an outing as Cincinnati gears for a gubernatorial race. Edward Gardner, machinist of 2719 Scioto Street, is disclosed as a candidate after the Socialist Labor party filed 189 petition names with the Board of Elections. Other statewide candidates include C. L. Covert, Theodore Bernine, William Geminder, Thomas Moody, and John D. Goerke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gardner
Scioto Street
Socialist Labor Party
Board of Elections
Socialist Party
C. L. Covert
Youngstown
Theodore Bernine
Piqua
William Geminder
Columbus
Thomas Moody
John D. Goerke
Cleveland
United States
Oldest Republicans Contest At Republican Rally
William Autenreith aged 78 of 2642 Bellevue avenue August C Hess 75 of 930 Locust street and John Geyer 75 of 531 York street enter a contest for the oldest Republicans. All have voted Republican in every election. The event is held at the Republican rally Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Autenreith
Bellevue Avenue
August C. Hess
Locust Street
John Geyer
York Street
Ess
Geyer
Autenreith
Judge Installs Traffic Law Penalties
Kenneth Bartlett appeared before Judge Fox in the Force Court for auto theft from Government Square. Bond set at 3000 dollars. Bartlett traced to Memphis where he was on his honeymoon. Larry Huston fined costs for speeding and traffic violations. William Chatfield fined costs for muffler cut-out. Carl King taxed 10 dollars and costs for speeding and no tail lights. Harry Kohl fined 5 dollars and costs for twice driving a loaded truck between street car and curb scattering trolley passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Bartlett
Fox
Force
Government Square
Bartlett
Memphis
Larry Huston
William Chatfield
Carl King
Harry Kohl
Automobile Club Names New Members
The Automobile Club has accepted as new members H. Grobe, W. Crossett, KE. Brookpank, Paul Van Leunen, W. R. Miller and Lucien Wulsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Automobile Club
H. Grobe
W.?. Crossett
KE. Brookpank
Paul van Leunen
W. R. Miller
Lucien Wulsin
Large Mobile Sales Drive Awards Fifty Cars in New Program
Willys Overland closes one of the era’s largest mobile sales deals receiving fifty car order from Rice Leaders of the World Association. Awards will go to top salesman at each affiliated firm with a Roadster as prize and a $55 000 budget funds the program. A gala Madison Square presentation is planned next summer in New York with a Fifth Avenue parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willys-Overland Company
Rice Leaders of the World Association
Madison Square
New York City
Fifth Avenue
Independent Petitions to Ballot Due 60 Days Before Election
Independent candidates may file petitions to appear on the November ballot within sixty days of the election. So far the only independents are Judge Warner for Insolvency Court Judge and Cal Crim for County Sheriff. Warner is a Republican candidate, Crim identifies as a Democrat on national issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Warner
Cal Crim
Crimis
Colored community opens fall campaign meeting at Bamford Hills
Plans for the colored people of the city to fire the first gun of the fall campaign have been completed. Opening meeting scheduled for Monday September 7 at Bamford Hills with Richard Moore as Chairman. The decision was made at a representative gathering of colored men at 616 Barr street, headquarters of the Longworth Republican Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bamford Hills
Richard Moore
Barr Street
Longworth
Twenty fourth Ward Jackson Club Elects Officers
The Twenty fourth Ward Jackson Club elected officers including President Frank Fix and vice presidents Fred Differ George Dewald and William H Schweikert with Joseph Kenning as secretary and George Futler as treasurer. Democratic candidates spoke including Louis A Wolff Recorder Robert Black John C Rogers W H Schweikert Representatives and John Lawless Sheriff. Lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-fourth Ward
Jackson Club
Frank Fix
Fred Differ
George Dewald
William H. Schweikert
Joseph Kenning
George Futler
Louis A. Wolff
Robert Black
John C. Rogers
W. H. Schweikert
John Lawless
Oakley Prohibition Association to Meet Tonight
The Oakley Prohibition Association will hold a delayed meeting tonight at the Oakley M. E. Church with Dr. O L Seward as speaker. The association plans to open its headquarters at Madison Road and Isabella Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley Prohibition Association
Oakley M. Es
O. L. Seward
Madison Road
Isabella Street
Covington OKs Holmes Homestead Purchase for High School
The Covington Board of Education unanimously accepts Mrs. Rachel G. Holmes of Osterville Mass offer to sell the Holmes property on Madison Avenue for 50000 dollars for a new high school, contingent on passage of a 165000 dollar bond in November. The site spans fifteen acres and has hosted many social events. The action aims to bolster bond success and school capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Rachel G. Holmes
Osterville
Mass
Holmes
Madison Avenue
Sluss
Merrit Wilson
Ella Hall
H. H. Fuson
Grace Gilbert
University of Cincinnati
Elle Hall
Averdick
Miss Hall
Covington Angeé Club backs high school bond issue plan
At a lively meeting the Covington Angeé Club endorsed a proposed high school bond issue and formed a committee to mobilize support. News that the Board of Education would buy Holmes property for 50000 dollars boosted the crowd. The good roads bond proposal was sent to the County Development Committee for a report at the October session. President E S Lee urged strong support for the Centennial Exposition and all agreed to work hard for its success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Angee Club
Board of Education
Holmes
Good Roads
E S. Lee
Deaths in Covington
Mary Mayer 67 died yesterday at 369 West Fourth Street. Funeral Saturday at St Patrick’s Church with interment in St Mary’s Cemetery. Ikobert Ewing 76 died yesterday at 20 Martin Street. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm from home. interment in Highland Cemetery. Charles Kenney 3 died at St Elizabeth Hospital. body moved to parents’ home 927 Myrtle Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mayer
West Fourth Street
St. Patrick’s Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Ikobert Ewing
Martin Street
Highland Cemetery
Charles Kenney
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Myrtle Avenue
Local Notables Take Trips From Fort Thomas
Mrs Tudor Shotwell and daughter Miss Margaret of Tremont avenue visit Asbury Park New York. Mrs Gibson of Price Hill travels to Terre Haute after visiting her son Arthur Gibson on Ft. Thomas avenue. Miss Minshall of Grand avenue leaves with Cincinnati Red Cross for New York and Europe. Miss Minshall a Cincinnati Hospital graduate and former Night Superintendent of the Cincinnati Tuberculosis Hospital. H A Wadsworth and family expect to return from Deerhurst Canada. Robert Irby of Tower place returns from a camping trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tudor Shotwell
Margaret
Tremont Avenue
Asbury Park
New York
Gibson
Price Hill
Terre Haute
Arthur Gibson
Ft. Thomas Avenue
M. BE. Minshall
Grand Avenue
Cincinnati Red Cross Division
Europe
Minshall
Cincinnati Hospital
Cincinnati Tuberculosis Hospital
H. A. Wadsworth
Miss Betty
Randolph
Deerhurst
Canada
Robert Irby
Tower Place
Ludlow Council Advances Bond Issues and City Projects
Ludlow City Council ordered a $16 000 bond issue for a new viaduct over the C I N A C T P tracks on Elm street and a $30 000 bond for a new high school. Both bonds are ten-year issues at 4 percent interest payable semi annually. City Engineer Stewart to oversee viaduct plans for 5 percent of total cost. Sewer contract on Hooper street let in error, bids to be readvertised. Grade and brick pavement ordinances for West Linden and Helen streets advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
Ludlow
Stewart
Street Car Company
Joel H. Ward
Hooper Street
Hermann
West Linden Street
Helen Street
Oak
Linden Streets
Detective Mason Parker Hero of Portsmouth Hotel Fire
Detective Mason Parker and Detective James Higgins saved numerous guests during a Portsmouth hotel fire. Parker awoke to smoke and, through thick soot, awakened Higgins and guided both officers to safety before leaping to a nearby roof. George W. Jones, wanted for a Covington murder, was captured after fleeing to Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Parker
Hero
Portsmouth
James Higgins
Covington
George W. Jones
Wiley Covington
Parker
Higgins
Jones
East Thirteenth Street
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Trial Postponed in Keys Divorce Custody Case
Illness of attorney Steve Blakely halted further hearings in the divorce suit of Ethel Keys versus Robert Keys in Judge Tracy's court yesterday. The judge ordered the child to remain with the grandmother, pending next proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Blakely
Ethel Keys
Robert Keys
Covington Safety Chief cracks down on confetti during centennial week
Safety Commissioner Schuler warns against promiscuous confetti throwing and says offenders will be escorted to jail. Ben Dressman sues Samuel Rodner and others in Kenton Circuit Court seeking money for street assessments and a lien on property on Watform avenue. Collins Lee represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuler
Ben Dressman
Kenton
Samuel Rodner
Watform Avenue
Collins Lee
Covington Marriage Licenses List Names and Ages
Seaman Albert Young age 29 residence O. and Zelima Veers age 21 of Covington 06 5 86. Walter E. Davis 21 of Lafayette Indiana, May. Belle Binford Covington 22. Nicholas Verburg Sparta Kentucky 22. Nora Taylor Sparta Kentucky 26. Harry W. Jones Indianapolis Indiana 17. Hazel A. Harrington Indianapolis Indiana 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Young
Seaman
Zelima- Veers
Sparta
Nora Taylor
Harry W. Jones
Indianapolis
Ind
Hazel A. Harrington
West Covington Mayor Moser in Serious Condition at Home
Mayor Joseph Moser remains seriously ill at his home on the Highway after several weeks of illness. Mrs. Kate Romanowitz and daughter Miss Marie visit Somerset, Kentucky. West Covington teachers are notified to report for work next Tuesday as parochial and public schools prepare to open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Moser
Kate Romanowitz
Marie
Somerset
West Covington
Wills Probated In County Court
Two wills probated yesterday with named executors. Henry Hosters names his son William Hosters as beneficiary and executor. Charles W Fields bequeaths his estate to his wife Kate Fields who is named executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hosters
William Hosters
Charles W
Rhea Chosen Kentucky Campaign Chairman
In Louisville on September 3 the Democratic State Central and Executive Committee elected State Treasurer Thomas S. Rhea as Chairman of the State Campaign Committee for the fall race for the U S Senate and House seats. Urey Woodson of Owensboro was named National Democratic Committeeman to fill the vacancy from John C. Maya's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Democratic State Central and Executive Committee
Thomas S. Rhea
Kentucky
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Urey Woodson
Owensboro
National Democratic
John C. Cc. Maya
Three Men Freed in Chappie's Case Robbery Trial
Stuart Gosney John Schnelle and Walter Dauzenberg were dismissed by Judge Buten on their robbery charge in West Twelfth street. The court found they had no hand in the burglary. Mike Ferrall and Louis Hoff had their case continued until next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Gosney
John Schnelle
Walter Dauzenberg
Buten
Chappie
West Twelfth Street
Mike Ferrall
Louis Hoff
Mice Disrupt Newport Court as Burglary Case Debuts
In Newport Police Court yesterday two mice frolicked in the center of the courtroom during the docket of five burglary defendants. The scene prompted several female witnesses to flee toward the door while Patrolman Swope netted one mouse. the other escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Buten
Swope
Veterans Return From National Encampment in Louisville
Veterans of the Spanish American War and local camp members returned from Louisville Kentucky after attending the national encampment. The Rev John Frederick a Newport minister was elected national chaplain of the veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
John Frederick
Newport
Property Transfers In Southgate Overton Street Thirteenth
Robert L. Gifford transfers to Frances Capper a lot in Southgate. Frances Campbell transfers to Minnie Riggs a lot on Overton Street. Charles Moeser transfers to Samuel Rothamel a lot on Thirteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Gifford
Frances Capper
Southgate
Frances Campbell
Minnie Riggs
Overton Street
Charles Moeser
Samuel Rothamel
Thirteenth Street
Notable Residents Listed in Local Directory
Names and residences appear for several individuals: Squire Hulley of Alexandria Kentucky aged unknown. Sarah A. Carnan of Newport. George W. Whitehouse of Newport. Mollie M. Bertelesman of Newport. Ages not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Hulley
Alexandria
Sarah A. Carnan
Saecsegeceres
George W. Whitehouse
Newport
Mollie M. Bertelesman
Bellevue Notes and Social Roundup Amid School Politics
Bellevue community reports a school board special session to hire a new teacher before next Tuesday's opening. Local visits include Mrs Julia Wittkamper and Lehman in Saylor Park and families from Emporia and Canton visiting area residents. A broken leg sidelines Mrs Daniel Shultz while clubs plan picnics and state conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Drummond
Board of Education
Julia, Wittkamper
Lehman
Mary Ray
Taylor Avenue
Saylor Park
John Thomas
G. E. Thomas
Lafayette Avenue
Emporia
Kan
Daniel Shultz
Ward Avenue
South
Ward and
Center Streets
William Doh
Jack
Canton
Ohio
E. C. Schatzmann
Thornton Street
Merrill
Arnold Smith
Greenwood
Indiana
Catherine L. Stall
Atlantic City
Dayton News Roundup and School Board Report 1914
Dayton society notes include the death of Rev. Edgar H. Dickerson in Washington and various church events. The annual fiscal report of the Dayton Kentucky Board of Education for the year ending June 30, 1914 is summarized with funds received and disbursed, remaining balance, and bond details for the high school construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Dayton
Haai
LS Og
Aigveccces ShypSetak
Iy Oie
Ludlow Officials Attend Kentucky Convention and Softball Series
Councilman George E. Vandeventer represents the local Junior Order in Williamsburg Kentucky. Mrs. J J Sullivan returns to New Decatur Alabama after visiting Mrs Margaret Driscoll on Elm Street. The Ludlow White Sox travel to Lexington for Sunday and Monday games against the Clouters as they chase the Northern Kentucky championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Vandeventer
Williamsburg
J. J. Sullivan
Margaret Driscoll
Elm Street
New Decatur
Ala
Ludlow White Sox
Lexington
Northern Kentucky
Newport Day at Alexandria Fair Draws County Crowd
The county anticipates the largest fair turnout as Newport Day kicks off in Alexandria Kentucky. City and county officials will attend along with most social clubs. A special program features various races and a prize for the best lady rider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Thornton's Proposal to Boost Newport Rail Taxes
Attorney Thornton appeared before City Commissioners and offered to seek a state board increase in the assessment of Louisville & Nashville and Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Companies in Frankfort. He asks 25 percent of any additional taxes the city of Newport collects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton
State Board of Eualization
Frankfort
Louisville & Nashville
Chesapeake & Ohio
Newport
Funeral for Dennis Flynn Held at 730 Overton Street
The funeral service for Dennis Flynn City Tax and License Inspector was held yesterday morning at his residence 730 Overton street with a 9 o'clock Requiem Mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. He was buried in St. Stephen's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Flynn
Overton Street
Church of the Immaculate Conception
St. Stephen’s Cemetery
Newport Notes and Local Marriage and Fine News
Superintendent W P King will meet teachers at his office tomorrow night to finish school opening arrangements. The marriage of Miss Mollie M Bertelsman and George W Whitehouse was quietly solemnized at a relative’s home. Gus Thompson of 136 East Second street was fined $10 and costs by Judge Buten for harboring a vicious dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. King
Mollie M. Bertelsman
Squire Bertelsman
George W. Whitehouse
Gus Thompson
East Second Street
Buten
Rainey Sues Bentley for Slander in $5,000 Suit
James Rainey filed a $5,000 slander suit against George W. Bentley a prominent farmer in Winchester alleging Bentley falsely accused him of theft. The action was filed on September 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Winchester
James Rainey
George W. Bentley
Bentley
Judge W M Smith Dies of Apoplexy in Louisville
Special Dispatch reports Circuit Judge W M Smith of Jefferson County died of apoplexy at his home in Louisville. He was a prominent Democrat in Kentucky's western district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
W. M. Smith
Jefferson County
Kentucky
Weisehahn Explains Basis Of Advice On Car Service Cut
Harry Weisehahn chief street car inspector told Service Director Fosdick his report supported Cincinnati Traction Co request to run fewer cars. He cited lower rider counts in busy and midday hours from investigations by his men and noted the report reflected those findings. Weisehahn earlier led the Street Car Men's Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Weisehahn
Fosdick
Cincinnati Traction Company
Weisehahn
Service
Laborers Await City Pay Relief Amid Court Dispute
Laborers whose pay is held up by the Civil Service Commission appealed to the Charities and Correction Department for aid. Civil Service Commissioner Foppe referred the issue to the Mayor, who said he could not act while the salary dispute is in court. The case may go to the Council for relief, but workers refused to quit to receive funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commission
Charities and Correction Department
Civil Service
Foppe
Bankers Indorse Romer for Regional Reserve Post
A drive to secure E F Romer of Cincinnati as Regional Reserve Director Class C gains momentum with a wired endorsement from Charles A Hinsch president of Fifth Third National Bank Cincinnati. Senator Pomerene friends back Romer and may back his endorsement as well. Representatives Allen and Bowdle back Ben B Dale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
E. F. Romer
Cincinnati
Charles A. Hinsch
Fifth-Third National Bank
Romer
Heh
Pomerene
Allen and
Bowdle
Ben B. Dale
Miller estate named administratrix appointed in Hamilton County
Mary S. Miller of 227 West Sixty-ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio has been duly appointed and qualified by the Probate Court of Hamilton County as administratrix of the estate of Hilda Mae Miller deceased. William H. Suede Probate Judge and Ex Officio Clerk Chas S. Attorney Cincinnati Ohio August 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary 8S. Miller
West Sixty-ninth St
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Hilda Mae Miller
William H
Ton County
O. Chas
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the Commercial Tribune
Keith
Wilson
Home Road
MR. and
Mrs
Vernon Castle
Cabiria
S “Cabiria
Oro Orororo
OM Omomo
Pauline Emerson
O.y
Dodoooo
Nettie Nelson
George Eyrich, Jr
Eyrich
Eastern Concern
Willys- Overland Company
New Auto Club
Holmes Homestead
Covington Industrial Club
FT. Thomas
Ludlow City
Covington Notes
Rhea
Newport Real -Estate
Bellevue
Edgar H. Dickerson
St. John’s Eipiscopal Church
Presbyterian Church
J. C. Landberg
C. Landberg
Highlands
Charleston
W. Va
Baptist Church
Charles Cline
Augusta
Cline
Hiram Howe
Vine Street
Marcus Crvin
Morris Ervin
Terrace Avenue
Dwight
Hampton Roads
George Moore
Sadie
Speers Hospital Aid Society
St. Bernard’s Church
Civic League
Christian
Wikndasdesens, Ees Tof Siounas
Newport AT Fair
Flynn
Newport Notes
Bankers Indorse Romer
Dale
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