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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1919
Page
3
Mrs Hassie Hamilton completed the Poro System Course under Mrs Mattie Brooks. She resides at 2822 Alms Place. HOUSE FOR RENT 811 Bowen St with 7 rooms and attic in a good location for furnished rentals. Inquiries to 702 Second National Bank Bldg 9th and Main Sts.
Local classified listing shows a notice from K Ebersole Printing Co located at 8710 Luachers Avenue Cincinnati with contact Ridge 395 R. The item indicates a rent related matter and provides business details for inquiries.
Furnished room for a man and wife at 2927 Montforg Street. Respectable people sought. Also three rooms for rent at 541 Oliver Street. Mrs A Thrasher appears as the contact.
Washington reports faster road building under the enlarged federal program with $343,000,000 in combined federal and state funds for the year. Freight rates hinder progress. War-time constraints ease as Thomas MacDonald assumes bureau leadership and states prepare to accelerate construction.
Private William Delaney once Monk Eastman, famed New York gang leader, returns from France with an enviable war record. Camp Upton commanders seek restoration of his citizenship through a petition signed by his former officers including Maj. J. Seitt Buxton Capt. James M. Conrey and Lieut. Joseph A. Kerrigan.
In Holly Springs, Mississippi, Mrs. W. R. Jeffries, wife of the jailer, retrieved her husband’s revolver as two armed prisoners attempted an escape. She fatally wounded the black inmate through the jail door while the white inmate killed himself after being driven to his cell. Jeffries had refused to release the men, and seven shots were fired at him with no hits before Mrs. Jeffries intervened.
German dye chemicals fertilizers and other products face prosecution under the trading with the enemy act as the alien property custodian blocks imports. Officials see the ruling as a crucial check on German attempts to flood American markets and undercut new industries.
San Francisco park police recount Bahoo the axis deer escaping a two month absence. The deer reportedly cleared a seven foot fence and wandered through the thickets before returning to his old paddock in good health, puzzling officers about how he survived unnoticed.
Printed church ad warns worshipers not to sleep during the sermon at First Washington Presbyterian Church in New York.
E J Seaver states he has killed 3,000,000 rodents in eight years, criticizing Belott’s handling of the pest issue. The claim frames a long campaign against rats with high kill figures and public-health emphasis.
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