New Basin to Hilltop Travel Artery Proposed
A near future plan suggests a new artery linking Basin to Hilltop to ease congestion on Gilbert Ave. A viaduct is proposed at Sixth Street during a banquet discussion.
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29 Sep 1916
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1916
Page
1
Viaduct plan to purge Bucktown gains city backing
Sixth Street Business Men's Club backs a Gilbert avenue viaduct linking Sixth Street to the heart of the city. The project aims to ease Eggleston avenue railroad traffic and Gilbert avenue congestion, with Mayor Puchta and Chief Copelaw voicing strong support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street
Gilbert Avenue
Duttenhofer Building
Eggleston Avenue
Sixth Street Business Men’s Club
Puchta
Copelaw
Bucktown
Main Street
Vine Street
Fifth Street
Central Ave
Philadelphia hotel tragedy tainted by suspect's lover talks
Mrs. Le Duc formerly of Cincinnati recounts relationship with a jealous woman's victim at a Philadelphia hotel. Her husband maintains her innocence amid the scandal and investigation.
Child Dies of Broken Heart In Canton Adoption
Police seek Eleanor Real’s mother after doctors say the four year old slowly dies from heartbreak. The girl was adopted weeks earlier by M. Y. Russell as her mother could not care for her. The child cries continually over the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Eleanor Real
M. Y. Russell
Portrait of Walton Hotel triple shooting unfolds in defense claim
Mrs. Joseph C. LeDuc tells her husband the details of the Walton Hotel tragedy. She says she was tricked by Joseph Graveur into going to the room to retrieve a handbag, where Mrs. Belzer emerged from hiding and opened fire, killing Graveur and then herself as LeDuc was wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
Walton Hotel
Joseph C. LeDuc
Graveur
Belzer
Mrs. Belzer
New York
Opposition of Chancellor to a Ruthless Submarine Campaign
The article records the chancellor's firm stance against a ruthless submarine campaign and notes continued coverage on the second page. It emphasizes patriotic sentiment and support for America as tensions rise in wartime naval events.
Hundred Villistas Slain In Carranzista Pursuit
El Paso reports indicate Villa and his followers faced heavy losses near Chihuahua City as Carranza troops and allied forces pressed the pursuit. General Ramos’s forces report significant casualties at Cusihuiriachic, with Villa’s lieutenant Baudeño Uribe accused of brutal acts against prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
Villa
Chihuahua City
Baudeiio Uribe
Santa Isabel
Ramos
Chihuahua
Apolonio Trevino
Torreon
Fortunato Maycottes
Laguna
Carlos Azunas
Saltillo
Monterey
Muzquiz
Autumn Reichstag session opens amid Hollweg attacks
London reports British forces seized a large German redoubt north of Thiepval near the Ancre, taking about 600 prisoners as the Reichstag opened with attacks on Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg over submarine policy. Berlin notes interpellations push for a ruthless undersea war resume despite Allied protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thiepval
Ancre
Berlin
von Bethmann-Hollweg
United States
America
Neu
Weather Summary for Ohio Indiana and Nearby States
Weather forecast showing cooling conditions across Ohio Indiana Kentucky Tennessee and West Virginia with fair spells and rising temperatures in most areas. Western disturbance tracked to the lower lake region bringing rains from the Great Lakes to the Gulf States. Includes station temperatures and a Cincinnati daily record segment for September 28 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Lower Lake Region
Gulf of Mexico
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valleys
Gulf States
North Plains
Middle
New England
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Martin to join council panel on car fare revision
Councilman Cliff Martin will serve with Councilman Mullen on the Conference Committee revising street railway fares for the current year to grant expiration. Transit Commission members Chris Schott and E. W. Edwards were named as representatives, though Schott missed the meeting due to late notification. Mullen favored the four- member panel to reduce delays from absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Len
Rapid Transit Commission
The
Transit Commission
Chris Schott
E. W. Edwards
Representa
Findlay Market Chosen For Local G O P Campaign Opening
Arrangements for a county campaign kickoff were completed by Chairman Capelle. October 9 at Findlay Market was chosen after North Cincinnati Turner Hall proved unavailable. Speakers include U S Senatorial candidate Myron T Herrick, congressional candidate Victor Heintz, and Freemar Eagleson with Mayor Puchta as chair. Local clubs mobilize attendance and a large ovation for Heintz is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay Market
G.O.P
Capelle
Republican Campaign Committee
North Cincinnati
Turner Hall
United States
Freemar T. Eagleson
Victor Heintz
Congress
Puchta
West End
Cincinnati
Seventh Ward
Johnston Begins Preliminary Work on Dayton Municipal University
Pliny A. Johnston has started duties under Dayton School Board for planning the proposed Municipal University. He will receive a separate salary, with work likely to extend two years before full organization. Johnston plans to move his family to Dayton around October 1 to assist in the preliminary phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Dayton
Hughes Courted Public Inquiry Into His Past
Richard Olneys criticism of Charles E Hughes and his campaign drew a swift rebuttal at a Republican state convention in Saratoga Springs New York. Hughes defended his record and motives stating he wore the garb of office only to seek to uphold American rights and honor while attacking the administrations handling of the Adamson law and a crisis context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Whitman
Republicans In State
Hughes
Six Sealed Indictments in Hamilton County Grand Jury
Hamilton County Grand Jury returned several sealed indictments as deputies sought the man named Glaser in an extended investigation of frauds. Deputies filed petitions for independent nomination of R. A. Mack for governor. Glaser, a well known politician linked to Mack’s candidacy, reportedly telegraphed from Columbus to prosecutor Campbell and planned to bond if warrant served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glaser
Campbell
Bond
Retired Officer Ends Life in Florida Veranda
Colonel F. W. Roe United States Army retired, son of the late Admiral Roe, shot and killed himself on the veranda of his Port Orange home in Florida. He had been brooding over illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Jacksonville
Fla
F. W. Roe
Admiral Roe
Port Orange
Canton’s tallest corn lassos to reach harvest height
Canton Ohio records a harvest oddity as Robertsville claims top corn: C E Kleitz notes the corn was so tall it required lasso and rope to cut it. He laments lack of rain and cites Robertsville as the state’s hottest town in summer and coldest in winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Robertsville
Kleitz
Violent Struggle in France Continues Along Somme Front
Paris reports no infantry advances on the Somme today while artillery actions persist. French forces are thrusting out and sustaining the violent struggle as bombardments intensify across the front in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
London
Somme
Paris
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Dorsed
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Fifth
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Val Duttenhofer
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LeDucc
Lillian Kappes
Philip Kappes
Brella Manufacturer
Mrs
Amelia Schaarzenben
Norwood
LeDuc
Chicago
Chant
Jefferson Hospital
Hobart Mann
William Bethmann-Holweg
Mex
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Trevino
Matias Ramos
Hollweg
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Italy
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Calgary
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Cliff Martin
Mul
Tives
Mullen
Myron T. Herrick
Pliny A. Johnston
Olney
Tion
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Richard Olney
Hamilton County Grand Jury
Directed
the Board of Elections For the
R. A. Mack
Matt
Mr. Glaser
Dictment
Mr. Mack
Columbus
C. E. Kleitz
France
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