Avondale Temple to Be Dedicated Amid Dignified Ceremonies
The Sh'erth Israel Ahabath Achim temple on Reading Road Avondale will be dedicated Friday September 25 with Rev Dr Louis Grossmann as orator. The program includes organ preludes, processional, psalm readings, scroll deposition, key presentation, liturgical anthems, ded icatory sermon by Rabbi J Mielziner and a dedication oration.
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Sh’erth Israel Ahabath Achim
Reading Road
Avondale
Sh’erth Israel
Ahabath Achim
Sh'erth Israel
E. Kohier
Hebrew Union College
Shuva Adoney
A. Grodsky
Key
Helen Stern
Leo Stern
Perpetual Light
Shehecheyan
William Hille
Sigmund Mannheimer
Hode Adoney
Grodsky
David Newmark
Saloon Fine Dispute Delays Willis Wilhelmy to Workhouse
Attorney Reeve obtained papers to stop Harry A. Wilhelmy from being sent to the Workhouse on Mayor Kumming’s order after a Sunday saloon-keeping fine. Though Wilhelmy paid $4 costs, a $50 fine note remained unpaid, triggering the marshal’s attempt to detain him until Deputy Paul intervened.
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Reeve
Cogan & Williams
Harry A. Wilhelmy
Reading Road
Kumming
Home City
Wilhelmy
Frank Warneford
Marshal Warneford
Bastile
George Paul
Hamann
Habeas corpus papers fast track Wilhelmy release
Docket Clerk Charles B. Lueders of the County Clerk's office prepared habeas corpus papers for Marshall Warneford demanding Wilhelmy’s release, which was granted after service.
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Fice
Marshall Warneford
Wilhelmy
Charles B. Lueders
Burial funded by commissioner’s wife in Parker case
The body of Lee Parker of New Boston Ohio, killed by Patrolman Rieck in Winton Place, will be buried at the expense of Mrs. Robert Edmondson, wife of the County Commissioner, who learned of the mother’s distress and offered to pay. Ernest Bird, Parker’s accomplice, was arraigned for carrying concealed weapons and a hearing was set for September 24.
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Lee Parker
New Boston
Rieck
Winton Place
Robert Edmondson
Cameron
Ernest Bird
Parker
Scarlet fever cases rise. health officer issues warning
Seventeen scarlet fever cases were reported to the Health Officer in the past week, an increase of fourteen. Dr. Brown, the Health Officer, warns physicians to isolate diphtheria cases, and states that equal precautions will be applied to scarlet fever amid the rise.
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Brown
Health table compares city to year-ago week
A comparative table shows the health status of the city against the week a year earlier, highlighting differences in conditions and outcomes as measures of public health. Data outlines include overall health indicators and trends in illness spread.
City Hall Notes on Street Repairs Budget
City will spend $5,000 for street repairs due to traction company delays. Superintendent Shipley reported to the Service Board that John Street York and McMillan Streets Albany and Gilbert Avenues require resurfacing. If contractors could proceed, repairs would not be needed.
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Traction Company
Shipley
Service Board
John Street
York
McMillan Streets
Albany
Gilbert Avenues
City Auditor to Prosecute Unpaid License Fee Brokers
City Auditor Von Bargen moves to prosecute salary loan brokers who failed to pay their license fees. Department officers have begun collecting evidence against delinquents. Police Court action is promised if payment is not made.
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von Bargen
Ziegler Urges Expanded City Playgrounds and Baths
Dr. Carl Ziegler, supervisor of physical training, reports to the Mayor and Board of Education after visiting Baltimore, Washington and New York playgrounds. He advocates establishing playgrounds, baths and recreation centers in all cities, with the Board of Education administering both municipal and school facilities. He calls for public swimming and shower baths, athletic fields for adults, playground associations, and voluntary contributions to secure grounds and baths.
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Carl Ziegler
National Playgrounds Association
Board of Education
Ziegler
Baltimore
Washington
New York
Cincinnati
Old Pictures Shown In Public School Syllabus
The display presents two early 1930s Cincinnati views reproduced from woodcut pictures owned by Thomas Newman of the City Engineer's office. A condensed history of the city by Dr. A E Jones accompanies the city location diagrams.
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Cincinnati
Thomas Newman
A. E. Jones
California Without Change in New Pullman Sleeping Cars
California travel by new wide vestibuled Pullman ordinary sleeping cars leaving Cincinnati every Tuesday at 6 p.m. via Louisville New Orleans Houston San Antonio El Paso and Los Angeles to San Francisco. Berth rates half the regular sleeper price. Agents listed for Southern Pacific B&O S.W. Illinois Central. Write C H Wiseman Joseph Biggs or W H Connor for details.
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New
Pullman
Cincinnati
Louisville
New Orleans
Houston
San Antonio
el Paso
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Illnois Central Railroad
Southern Pacific
C. H. Wiseman
Joseph Biggs
W. H Connor
Death of Richard Rule Reported in El Paso
News reached here of the death in El Paso Texas of Richard Rule a former Cincinnati journalist. Local inquiry found no one who knew him by that name but John A Rule who runs a paper here said he has a brother Robert in El Paso whom he has not heard from in three years and suspects he may be the deceased.
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el Paso
Tex
Richard Rule
Cincinnati
Richard
John A. Rule
Robert
Mass Meeting For Educational Work For Colored People
An educational colored mass meeting is set for 4 pm at Allen Temple Sixth Street and Broad Way. Sponsored by Morris Brown College Atlanta Bishop W B Derrick will speak on The Negro of Today. Other addresses by Rev Richard D Stinson and Dr J H Jones among others.
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Allen Temple
Sixth Street
Broadway
Morris Brown College of
Atlanta
W. B. Derrick
Third Episcopal District
Richard D. Stinson
Morris Brown College
South
J. H. Jones
Wilberforce
Where To Go for a Business Education
A persuasive note urging readers to enroll in a respected business school used by bankers and professionals. It promises top quality training and strong job placement, noting that business men favor this institution over cheap schools. It mentions a night session option.
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William Levendorf
David Dreyfus
Joseph L. Meyer
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Fred Phillips
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William Hilb
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Roland
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