Three Local Children Bitten by Dogs at City Homes
Three cases of dog bites were reported to City Hospital yesterday. Howard Sullivan, 17, Noblecourt, was bitten on the arm while playing with a pet. Charles Watson, 10, Bauer avenue, was bitten on the leg by a stray dog. Louis Wittenbaum, 11, Baymiller street, was bitten while driving a dog away. Wounds were cauterized by physicians.
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City Hospital
Howard Sullivan
Noblecourt
Charles Watson
Bauer Avenue
Louis Wittenbaum
Baymiller Street
Street Shooting Injures John Boehn in Domestic Window View
Police investigate a shot fired at John Boehn, 20, of 1339 Walnut Street, who was looking from his home when a stray bullet hit his cheek. Boehn did not hear or see the assailant and suspects no quarrel. authorities suspect a boy with a flobert rifle fired the round. He was taken to City Hospital.
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John Boehn
Walnut Street
Boehn
Far From Truth Shaffer Insists on Viaduct Split
City debate over Harrison Avenue Viaduct rental pits Business Men's Club against Councilman Mullen. Club president Shaffer argues the club seeks fair treatment and elimination of grade crossings, while member Manss pushes for a higher rental and accuses Mullen of unfair criticism. Julius Fleischmann and Kesley Schoepf cited as club stalwarts.
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Councilman
Mullen
Michael Mullen
Eighth Ward
Harrison Avenue Viaduct
Commercial Tribune
Frank H. Shaffer
Harry Manss
Shaffer
Westwood
Harrison Avenue
Traction Company
George Guckenberger
Business Men's Club
Cincinnati
Council
Julius Fleischmann
Kesley Schoepf
Gas stove explosion prompts alarm at Carlisle Avenue apartment
A gas stove exploded in the morning at Mrs. M. Meinhart's apartment 609 Carlisle Avenue. A passerby raised the alarm from Box 49. she was unharmed and the fire caused no property damage. A grass fire near Eden Park Pumping Station threatened nearby frame houses before firefighters contained it.
Pastor G G A Probst Celebrates 25 Years at Carthage Church
The Rev. G. G. A. Probst, pastor of the First Evangelical Protestant Congregation of Carthage, yesterday celebrated the twenty-fifth anniversary of his pastoral service. Festival services were held in the morning and in the evening.
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G. G. A. Probst
Carthage
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