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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1925

Page

3

Madison Road Paving Dispute Between City and Company

W Kesley Schoepf of Cincinnati Traction Company counters City Engineer Frank S Krug. He argues faulty paving caused the road’s deterioration not track construction, and notes the company will not bear paving restoration costs while awaiting repaving.

W. K. Schoepf Traction Company Krug Frank S. Krug Madison’ Road Woodburn Avenue W. Kesley Schoepf Cincinnati Traction Company Schoepf Madison Road Ony Nhc

Local ad claims new truss cures ruptures with free trial

An ad from a longtime local merchant touts a new truss claimed to cure eight ruptures and offers a free trial with no cost if unsatisfied. It emphasizes comfort, no leg strap chafing, and urges customers not to send away to Kansas City Marshall or Adam for a truss.

Kansas City Marshall Mich Adam N.Y

Cincinnati Collegiate to Wed Illinois Girl

A marriage license was issued in Chicago for Cecil L. Woods of 3712 Eastern Avenue and Miss Cenesta Rubenkamp of Chicago. They plan a August wedding in Chicago at the bride’s sister’s home. Woods is 22, an instructor at Hinsdale Academy. Rubenkamp is 24, a college student.

Chicago Cecil L. Woods Eastern Avenue Cenesta Rubenkamp Robert T. Woods Wattis Hinsdale’ Academy Berrien Springs Mich Rubenkamp Shipman, Til Woods Hinsdale Academy

Fleischmann Inheritance Tax Paid in Ohio Estate Case

A $486 365.48 inheritance tax on Julius Fleischmann's Ohio estate was paid to County Auditor William F Hess by Vic tor Heintz and I B Davidson as per Judge William H Lueders Probate Court. One half goes to the city, the other to the state. county receives none. The net estate was $12 314 093 59 with 134 Fleischmann Yeast employees among 144 legatees. City revenue impact uncertain. about half the tax may support sinking funds and Madison road plans after Board of Control and City Council review.

William F. Hess Victor Heintz I. B. Davidson William H. Lueders Ohio Julius Fleischmann Cincinnati Lueders Fleischmann Julius Fleischmann, Jr Louise F. Yeiser Fleischmann Yeast Company Charles F. Hornberger Madison Road Hornberger Board of Control City Council

Frick Executors Ordered to Pay Additional Inheritance Tax

In a Pittsburgh Orphans Court decree executors of Henry Clay Frick must pay 472335.98 in inheritance taxes to Pennsylvania. Frick real and personal estate valued at 9585084.27. More than 1900000 had been paid earlier. Some Frick properties in New York and Massachusetts were exempt. Frick Woods and the Frick art collection were also exempt.

Frick Associated Press Pittsburgh Orphans’ Court Henry Clay Frick Commonwealth of Pennsylvania United States Supreme Court Pennsylvania New York Massachusetts Frick Woods

Farmers Day at Carthage Fair Set for Next Thursday

Thursday August 13 is Agricultural Day at the Carthage Fair. George K. Foster, president of the Hamilton County Agricultural Society, says it is the biggest day as farmers within 100 miles of Cincinnati come to the fair. The day before, Wednesday, becomes Farm Bureau Grange and Children's Day with free admission for all schoolchildren under 15 and activities for youths and men alike.

Carthage George K. Foster Hamilton County Agricultural Society Cincinnati

Three Firemen Hurt In Elm Street Blaze

Fire at the American Paper Tube Company building at 214 Elm Street injured three firefighters from Nos 14 and 8. Thomas McDermott fractured a rib, John Maurer smoked and Robert Heheman cut by falling glass. all were treated at General Hospital with no serious injuries. Damage is about $2000 and the fire was confined to a paper chute after spontaneous combustion.

American Paper Tube Company Elm Street General Hospital Thomas McDermott West Street Robert Heheman Maurer Dillinger Ferguson

Bids on Ludlow Avenue Paving Submissions

Low bids for the Ludlow avenue re paving project in Clifton from Cornell place to near the viaduct were filed by the Scully Brehm Company of Cincinnati and Anders Asphalt Paving Company of Hamilton. The engineer’s estimate was 246 798 dollars. Six Cincinnati firms among eight bidders. Asphaltic concrete with brick between and beside the car rails.

Ludlow Avenue Clifton Cornell Place Service Director Scully- Brehm Company Cincinnati Anders Asphalt Paving Company Hamilton Frank Krug

Guarding Your Health

An editorial on outdoor work stressing vigorous, regular physical activity to strengthen muscles, heart, lungs, kidneys and skin. It argues manual labor and gardening improve health, promote deep breathing, sweating, hydration, and toxin elimination, linking exercise to better overall vitality.

Kansas City Ser., Inc

Negro motorist fined for reckless driving in Traffic Court

Richard Richardson of 703 Barr street received the heaviest fine, $256 and costs, for reckless driving with suspended costs for lacking proper license tags after speeding and causing a collision with a trailer at Ninth street and Freeman avenue. Elijah Owens, 65, of 3207 Colerain avenue, was fined $10 and costs for reckless driving. Paul Weibe, 1910 Dana avenue, fined $5 and costs for passing a stationary street car at Eighth street and Elberon avenue. Five speeders on the docket paid fines from $5 to $10 and costs. others listed include Denman Grimm, Charles Anderson, Anthony Wingert, Charles Black, and Clifford Bichsel.

Richard Richardson Barr’ Street Woeste Ray Richardson Charles Hazenfield Markbreit Ninth Street Freeman Avenue Robert Dods Kennedy Avenue Elijah Owens Colerain Avenue Paul Weibe Dana Avenue Eighth Street Elberon Avenue Denman Grimm Michigan Avenue Charles Anderson Anthony Wingert West Street Charles Black Beekman Street Clifford Bichsel West McMicken Avenue

Four Firemen Promoted to Lieutenants

Four firemen were promoted to Fire Lieutenants by Safety Director Charles E. Tudor after leading a 103 applicant Civil Service exam. The promoted men were Alexander Blackburn of 1817 Chase Ave, Garl A. Rogers of 315 West Fifteenth St, Carl H. Wood of 1109 East Third St, and Leo J. Kuhn of 125 Parker St.

Charles E. Tudor Civil Service Alexander Blackburn Chase Avenue Garl A. Rogers West Fifteenth Street Carl H. Wood East Third Street Leo J. Kuhn Parker Street

Mayor Carrel Indicates Plan to Veto Traction Franchise

The mayor signaled intent to veto the 13 cent traction franchise ordinance passed by the City Council. In a closed session he said he will review the measure phrase by phrase with the former Citizens Traction Committee and has until Saturday to act.

al M Ubh Carrel Citizens Traction Committee Edward J. Dempsey Clyde P. Johnson Adolph Kummer A. E. Anderson Edward Bacon Charles Rose Edward Lillie Froome Morris W. Jerome Kuertz Street Railroad Gilbert Bettman

Steck Gains 259 Votes In Senatorial Recount

In Iowa a recount by the Senate Elections Subcommittee shows Daniel F. Steck gaining 259 votes in the first twenty-nine counties tabulated. Earlier unofficial counts added 1,379 more ballots than the State Auditor reported, net Steck up 49 votes. Official results: Steck 117,147. Brookhart 116,983 with 474 Steck and 1,650 Brookhart ballots challenged.

Washington Daniel F. Steck Brookhart Senate Iowa Steck

Lopokova Marries Famous Economist J M Keynes

London reports economist and author J M Keynes wed Lydia Lopokova the Rus sian ballet dancer at St Pancras register office. The bride wore a simple jumper and skirt with brown hat as the couple left for a secret honeymoon.

John L. Balderston New York World News Service London J. M. Keynes Lydia Lopokova St. Pancras N. Y. World News Service N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Ohio Truss Co Cincinnati, O Natural Bridge Fourth St Covington Latonia Clay City Sale City Dixie Terminal Illinois Star—Durant Settle Motor Car CO Durant Race Street Junior Eight Locomobile the Franklin Motor Co. Cincinnati Co Cliff Suede East Eighth St Nash-Cincinnati Motors Co Reading Road Flelouhmank G Greater Cincinnati Coney Island Greater R. K. Hynicka George F. Schott Hynicka Nott Cincinnati Automobile Club Broadway Judge Lueders A. E. Mittendorf Joseph Engelbert Mary Silverman Elm ST Royal S. Copeland, M.D Dr. Copeland Citizens’ Traction Committee Lopokova Ders Paut Gidding & Co., Inc Bordeaux Paradise Vine Street
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