Italian man dubbed Jack the Peeper arrested for harassing girl
Police arrested Domnick Biel, 27, an Italian, after Julia Markland 14 and her mother Mrs Meyers described a man following the girl and facing her in stores. Biel was stopped at Ninth and Elm streets and identified by the mother and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominick Biel
Jack the Peeper
Julia Markland
Him Street
Biel
Ninth and
Elm Streets
Meyers
Bishops Conference Concludes in City Residence
The Catholic Bishops conference met at Archbishop Moeller’s residence and finished yesterday. Conclusions on dividing the Cleveland diocese into two bishoprics will be sent to Rome. Bishops Chatard, McCloskey, and Richter returned home. Bishops Byrne and Hartley remain as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Bishops
Moeller
Cleveland
Rome
Chatard
Indianapolis
McCloskey
Louisville
Richter
Grand Rapids
Byrne
Nashville
Hartley
Columbus
Councilman O'Brien Laughs At Near Death Ordeal
Councilman O'Brien is expected home from Atlantic City soon after surgery for appendicitis. A friend recalled the three hour window that nearly proved fatal and O'Brien still jokes about his brush with death.
Appointment Means Merger at Miami Medical College
At a faculty meeting Dr. Oliver P. Holt was named professor of theory and practice of medicine replacing the late Dr. Joseph Eichberg. Dr. John Landis was named professor of hygiene, the first Ohio Medical College graduate to join the rival school. Friends say the move signals a merger between the two colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Medical College
Oliver P. Holt
Joseph Eichberg
John Landis
Ohio Medical College
Woodward High School Dedication Plans Teased Taft Invite Considered
Union Board of High Schools meets to plan corner stone ceremony for Woodward High School. Judge Taft may be invited to speak. Board approves staff moves, reveals record enrollment, retirements, leaves, and new teaching appointments across Hughes Woodward and Walnut Hills High Schools.
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Woodward
Union Board of High Schools
Woodward High School
Taft
Shockley
J. M. Withrow
Board of Education
J.C. Harper
A. D. Shockley
C. J. Comegys
Schroeder
Dr. Withrow
Dyer
Anna Strautman
Hughes High School
Margaret W. Mosbaugh
Julius Fuchs
Walnut Hills High School
Europe
Mr. King
Mosely Commission
George W. Winkler
Fuchs
Louise Wurtz
King
Walnut Hills
Hughes
Ben
Ernest Benedict
Siegfried Geismar
Clara Daumann
Geneva Redd
George Johnston
Benjamin Lieh
Cincinnnati College of Pharmacy
Maximilian Braam
Dudley to be Buried at St Peter's Cathedral Tomorrow
Funeral for William C. Dudley a former broker and telegraph operator will be held at St Peter's Cathedral tomorrow at 9 AM with five priests officiating. Interment follows at St Joseph's Cemetery in Price Hill. pallbearers named.
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St. Peter Cathedral
William C. Dudley
St. Peter’s Cathedral
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Price Hill
A.E. Rose
John M. Gorman
R. E. Daly
T. J. Kelly
R. M. Molloy
H. J. Horn
Louis Brizzolara
Free Setters’ Union
Ukase
Kentucky Congressman Stricken With Grip At Home
Congressman Joseph L. Rhinock of Kentucky is confined to bed at the Linton Hotel after contracting a cold while driving which developed into grip. His physician Dr. S J D Meade reports the condition is not serious.
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Kentucky
Joseph L. Rhinock
Linton Hotel
S. J. D. Meade
Shillito's Opening Draws Crowds In Grand Millinery Display
Shillito's autumn millinery opening drew a throng of sightseers as its holiday-ornamented department showcased bold Parisian inspired hats. Large brims, corded silks, beaver trim, ostrich plumes, and Directoire gowns highlighted a style showcase with fur touches and luxe fabrics.
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Shillito
Directoire
Detective Makes First Arrest On Duty
Detective Louis Harnold celebrated promotion with first day plainclothes duty by arresting Gus Groff and George Imhoff on grand larceny charges. Victim William Flohm reported $57 stolen from his pockets as he slept on his wagon. warrants prepared after police involvement. Detectives Houillion and Harnold met suspects at Court and Walnut Streets.
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Louis Harnold
Millikin
Gus Groff
Dunlap Street
George Imhoff
William Flohm
McMicken Avenue
Flohm
Houillion and
Harnold
Court
Walnut Streets
New Year Observances In Cincinnati Jewish Temples
Jews of Cincinnati begin the year 5669 with services at all temples and synagogues this evening and Saturday morning. At Avondale Temple on Rockdale Avenue Rabbi David Philipson will lead and preach on The New Year’s Promise this evening and Light and Truth tomorrow morning. Services start at 5 PM and 9 30 AM.
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Cincinnati
Avondale
Rockdale Avenue
David Philipson
Fourth Ohio Cavalry recall at Memorial Hall reunion
The annual reunion of the Fourth Ohio Cavalry drew eighty three veterans to Memorial Hall. Addresses by Mayor Markbreit Charles A. Miller Al Brant and W W Shoemaker shared war memories. Officers elected for the next year include John A. Pitts president Lucien Walsin secretary James I. Quinton treasurer and several vice presidents. Committees began compiling a new roster.
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Fourth Ohio Cavalry
Memorial Hall
Markbreit
Charles A. Miller
al Brant
W. W. Shoemaker
W. F. Porter
Loveland
John A. Pitts
Company L
Lucien Walsin
Company A
James I. Quinton
Thomas H. Osborn
J. H. Baldwin
W.D. Hendy
Silas H. Bascom
P. H. Caulfield
J. F. Myers
W. A. Thomas
A. Simmers
T. C. Lindsay
Alexander Thomsond
D. Lovell
Bankers Headed to Denver for ABA Convention
East and Southern bankers arrive in Cincinnati for the American Bankers Association convention in Denver. The local delegation will host a dinner at Queen City Club then board a special Pennsylvania train to Chicago and Denver. Delegates include Charles A. Hinsch Louis Van Ausdel Thomas J. Davis Mrs W J Magee W A Bryson E E Galbreath Charles E Hartlief A M Larkin Orrin Littell S M Richardson Harry E Weil J J Rowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
American Bankers’ Association
Denver
Queen City Club
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Charles A. Hinsch
Fifth National
Louis van Ausdel
Thomas J. Davis
First National
W. J
Dedication of Read ing temple for Sherith Israel Ahabath Achim
The Sherith Israel Ahabath Achim Congregation temple on Read ing road near Ridgeway av Avon dale will be dedicated this afternoon at 2 30 pm. Three hours later all city Jewish congregations join in New Year observances with Shacharith and regular services through Monday morning.
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The
Sherith Israel Ahabath Achim
Reading Road
Ridgeway Avenue
Avondale
New Temple
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Brewers’ Board of Trade
Union Trust Building
Corice
Keree Letters
Frontsville
Aminock
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George Hibbard
Barton Slade
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Tracy Nelson
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Miami Military Institute of
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Caracul
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Rosebud ‘Reservation
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Milwaukee &St. Paul
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Life Assn
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Queen City Coal Co
Fourth
Ohio Cavalry
Glendale
H. W. Hughes
J. B. Wallace
Chickerine
J. & C. Fischer
W. G. Woodmansee Piano CO
Weat Fourth Street
Bismarck Cafe Mercantile Library
Walnut ST
Finest Ladies
Metropolitan Service
Rainforth
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Times-Star
Guy Standing
Theodore Roberts
Vycc
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Lee Shubert (Inc
Eugene Walter
All Star
William Faversham
Charlee Frederic Nirdlinger
Olympic
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Mats
Dan A. Wolf
Main St
Margaret Anglin
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Kim Streogh
Il P.M
Columbia Matinee Daily
Gus Edwards
Sammy Watson
Barnyard
RAYS
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Syceum
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