Branding clash over imitation whisky in Cincinnati court
The U S court heard arguments from Government and distillers on branding rules for imitation whisky. District Attorney McPherson and staff relied on scientist affidavits to define real whisky and justify branding. Counsel Hough challenged authority and warned of monopolistic aims. judge pending ruling next week.
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Cincinnati
Internal Revenue Department
United States Court
McPherson
Moulinier
Dr. Wiley
Douglass Allen
Wiley
Warwick Hough
Thomson
Thompson
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Ohio
England
Ireland
Scotland
Hough
H. B. Adams
Bureau of Chemistry
City Hall Notes Highlight Seashore Leave and Local Events
City Solicitor Ballard will be at the seashore until September 1 and return around September 15 with visits in New Jersey. Mayor Markbreit plans a welcome address to the International Convention of Coopers at Cosmopolitan Hall and will attend the Army of West Virginia reunion in Huntington September 23 to 25. Robert L. Blum is appointed inspector for the Inwood Park retaining wall project at 3.50 dollars a day. Sedamsville Improvement Association asks Public Service for upgrades on Delhi Liston Hillside avenues and Hartmann Lodwick streets.
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Ballard
Albert Morrill
New Jersey
Markbreit
International Convention of Coopers
Cosmopolitan Hall
The
Army of West Virginia
Huntington
Service Board
Robert L. Blum
Inwood Park
Sedamsville
The Contented Hostess and Nabisco Sugar Wafers
A feature on hostess tips argues writers miss the core need for easy entertaining. Nabisco Sugar Wafers are praised as the ideal dessert for luncheons dinners and evening porch moments.
Man Falls To Death From Palace Hotel Window
George Watson of Indianapolis, a Palace Hotel houseman, died after walking from a sixth floor window in a somnambulant episode. His neck was broken and body mangled. he had been employed at the Palace about two weeks and had a sleep walking history. Relatives in Indianapolis to be sought.
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Houseman
Palace Hotel
George Watson
Indianapolis
Pal
Sixth Street
Watson
Bystander Shot as Patrolmen Pursue Suspects
Patrolmen Ottepohl and Weber on second relief near Liberty and Elm streets chased three suspicious men. They fired several shots. George Wohlfied was wounded in the wrist and treated at City Hospital. One suspect, Christian Mace, was captured. two others escaped. Wohlfied’s injury was not serious.
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Patolmen Ottepohl
Weber
Fifth District
Liberty and
Elm Streets
George Wohlfied
Pleasant Street
City Hospital
Miller
Christian Mace
Elm Street
Whalfield
Burglars Loot New Richmond Farmer Home
Thieves looted the William Golsch residence near Stop 37 on New Richmond pike while the family was at Coney Island. A gold watch a diamond stud several gold rings a .38 revolver two razors and other valuables were stolen. Witnesses from Peerless Fishing Camp saw four men along the pike and later head toward Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Golsch
Stop 37
New Richmond Pike
Coney Island
Peerless
Golsch Home
Golsch
Cincinnati
Harding Missing Inquiries After Detroit to Milford Train Trip
E C Harding insurance man and Milford Home Building Co secretary did not ride trains from Detroit to Milford last night. Detroit said he was due in Milford at 7 45 p m but he failed to appear on C H and D or Big Four trains watched at Cincinnati depots. His brother Frank boarded the C H and D train near Hamilton and could not locate him. Friends work to straighten his affairs and await word.
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E. C. Harding
Milford Home Building Company
Detroit
Mich
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
Harding
Frank Harding
Hamilton
Frank L Frank Memorial Service Held For Montana Miner
Friends and family mourned Henry L. Frank at a 4 PM service in the United Jewish Cemetery. Rabbi Maurice Feulleht of Indianapolis led prayers. William B. Melish, Past Grand Master, presided over Masonic burial rites with many lodge members present. Judge M L Buchwalter conducted the thirty-second degree ceremony and presented the Masonic ring to Frank's brother. Frank was a thirty third degree Mason and former Montana Grand Master of Masons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Frank
Montana
United Jewish
Maurice Feulleht
Indianapolis
William B. Melish
Order
M. L. Buchwalter
Lodge of Perfection
Scottish Rite Masonry
Mr. Frank
Fraternities to Assist in Breuer Tribute
Fraternal societies he belonged to will help with the last tributes to Charles C. Breuer the eccentric capitalist whose death at Longview was a surprise to friends It was hoped rest and treatment would aid recovery The estate is believed to be about 150000 dollars with the widow and several children set to inherit
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Charles C. Breuer
Longview
Fraud 19 Alleged in Court Petition About $42 000
A Common Pleas Court petition seeks a referee to account for the East Kennedy Heights Syndicate. Trustees and eleven stockholders are accused of fraud and misappropriating about $42,000 from a 1890 land venture. Plaintiffs claim improper land options, inflated costs, and misused funds while distributing sums to associates. Spangenberg & Spangenberg represent the plaintiffs.
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East Kennedy Heights
Common Pleas Court
Pleasant Ridge
Madisonville Road
Dennis H. B. Coffin
Luke A. Staley
William Wehrman
Herman Gosling
Henry Brehm
George Yost
Henry W. Morgenthaler
Phil Hmerich
George Weber
Michael Durner
George Fisher
Tonrad W. H. Luebbert
August J. Henkel
Coffin
Staley
M. Durner
H. H. Gosling
Phil Emerich
Henry Prehm
H. W. Morgenthaler
C. W. Luebbert
H. H. Hoffman
George Bardes
Christian Bardes
Christian Bardes Sons
Thomas McIlvain
William Spiegel
John C. Roth
Frank Love
Henry Closterman
Frank Miller
Frank B. Wiehe
W. F.boyd
Mary E. Berger
George Wabnitz
John B. Clark
Spangenberg & Spangenberg
Lien on Madden Farm Canceled After Alimony Case
Information from Lexington confirms the lien on John E. Madden's blue grass farm to secure $3,000 alimony has been canceled following a Cincinnati circuit court decree annuling the order due to Madden's ex wife remarrying. Union Savings Bank and Trust Company served as trustee in the matter. The report also notes the court process and related actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
John E. Madden
Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
Cincinnati
Divorce Suit Alleges Husband Cruelty and Night Outings
Maggie Green files for alimony against contractor William T. Green of Dayton Ky in Common Pleas Court. She states they married in 1882 and for years he has been cruel and neglectful, often out late and failing to provide for her and their three children. The night of August 20 is cited in the allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Green
Dayton
Common Pleas
Maggie Green
Injunction Granted in Alimony Suit Over Property
In 1908 a man and two women were expelled from the Burnet House. Mrs Green claims he has 2600 dollars in a Cincinnati bank and other property whose location she cannot find, asking the court to bar disposal of assets pending her alimony suit. Judge Caldwell granted the injunction. Attorneys are William Littleford Henry G. Frost and Amos P. Foster for Mrs Green.
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Burnet House
Cincinnati
Fox Will Leaves Property to Fox Children and Trust for Fred
The will of Mrs. Catharina Fox filed for probate devises North Fairmount property to her children Fanny Fred and Louise Fox share and share alike. Fred Fox receives a Silverton lot and a trust until age 50 with income paid yearly. Louise named executrix and trustee. Other probate items include settlements with Cincinnati Traction Company and various estates and administrators.
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Catharina Fox
North Fairmount
Fanny
Fred
Louise Fox
Fred Fox
Silverton
Joseph
Edward
Louise
Fairfax and
Hackberry
Testatrix
Charles Flach
Catherine Hand
Cincinnati Traction Company
Florence Avenue
Farrell's Court
Chicago Firm Sues Ohio Kid Leather Manufacturing Co
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger of Chicago filed a suit in the United States Court against the Ohio Kid Leather Manufacturing Company for 5389 dollars on an account for shearling pelts. In a separate matter, Judge Thompson upheld the Board of General Appraisers tariff at 20 percent on imported goods in the Graser Rothe appeal. Robert S Crapsey, architect, filed a bankruptcy petition with liabilities of 524 dollars. Dunn Drug Company, run by Robert S Dunn, consented to bankruptcy proceedings started by creditors.
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Chicago
Ohio Kid Leather Manufacturing Company
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
United States
Graser- Rothe Company
Board of General Appraisers
Thompson
Robert S. Crapsey
Robert S. Dunn
Dunn Drug Company
Remains of Dr Joseph Eichberg Laid to Rest
Drowned physician Dr Joseph Eichberg was mourned by friends from all walks of life. The Miami community attended a plain funeral at the United Jewish Cemetery chapel with Rabbi Deutsch delivering a tribute and pallbearers from both his circle and the Miami Medical College.
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Joseph Eichberg
Eichberg
Louis Heyn
Maurice Freiberg
Aaron Stix
Walter Pritz
Louis J. Krause
Simon Lazarus
L. 8. Roth
Murray Bisfelder
Miami Medical College
Fackler
Walker, McKenzie and Mitchell
Alma Roth Riboulla
Lillian Tyler Plogstedt
Rabbi Deutsch
Dr. Eichberg
Ribella
Robbers Fail to Crack Lockland Trust Co Safe
Safe burglars drilled into the Cin cinnati Trust Company Lockland branch but failed to reach the interior. Michael Devanney of Cincinnati inspected the safe and found no theft. Separately, the Kennedy Heights post office was entered Thursday night, with Government funds and stamps taken from Ed Ludecker’s store.
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Lockland
Cincinnati Trust Co
Cincinnati Trust Company
Dunn Street
Michael Devanney
Cincinnati
First National Bank of
Postoffice
Holmes
Kennedy Heights
Ed Ludecker
Ludecker
Tobacco Pooled and Not Pooled Debate Promised
Read what Mr Clarence Le Bus says about tobacco pooling tomorrow. Officials and observers await his explanation on the policy's merits and potential impact.
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Clarence LE Bus
Herrmann and Mullen Clash Over Water Works Policy
At a midday Water Works meeting Chairman Herrmann and Councilman Mullen clashed over watchman Michael Kelly’s discharge after Chief Engineer Benzenberg ordered hourly reservoir water readings. Mullen demanded orders go through engineers. Herrmann resisted. The board referred the dispute to the committee of the whole and granted Beattie Electric an extension to November 1 for Reservoir No 2 wiring.
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Michael Kelly
Benzenberg
Kelly
Mullen
Water Works Commission
the Commission
Herrmann
Beattie Electrical Company
Ambassador Creel to Visit Cincinnati En Route Home
Mexican ambassador Enrique Creel passes through Cincinnati for a few hours en route to Mexico. He will meet cousins Miss Hattie Virginia Creel of Cincinnati and Dr. Thomas J. Creel of Fort Wayne, Ind. No formal program is planned. Miss Hattie Virginia Creel just returned from Chicago.
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Enrique Creel
Mexico
Cincinnati
Hattie Virginia Creel
Thomas J. Creel
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Ambassador Creel
Chicago
Burglars Target Saloon and Nearby Shops
Burglars used a jimmy to force a rear window of Koo & Walker saloon at 817 Vine Street, taking cigars and liquors. They also tried Edward Sternberger’s haberdashery on Sixth near Elm, breaking a lock but not entering. At Kramer’s saloon opposite Sternberger’s they broke a side window, taking cigars and drinks while a steel safe was attacked with nothing removed.
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Jimmy
Koo & Walker
Vine Street
Haberdashery
Edward Sternberger
Sixth Street
Elm
Kramer's
Sternberger
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Royal British Commission
City Hall Notes
Roleep
Ace Hotel
Tel
Frank
East
John F. Ankenbauer
Porter Iron Roofing and Corrugating Company
Ankenbauer
Cabell & Kohl
Charles H. Jenz
William F. Jenz
Colerain Avenue
M. C. Lykins
Probate Court
August H. Bode, Jr
Charles J. Haller
Catherine M. Jacobs
Peter Jacobs
Herman Henry Leimann
Christina
Herman Henry
Rowland R
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Testator
Charles Zehler
C., H. & D. Railway Company
Giorgio Cavaliere
Brownsville
United States Courts
Vogtor
Deutsch
United Jewish Cemetery
Herrmann and Mullen
August Herrmann and
Coun
Cilman Mullen
Shore Acres
Istom
Royal Rye
Vine ST
Vine Street Place
Union Savings Bank
N. W. Cor
4Th and
Walnut
Fountain Square
Cindy Tobacco
Maryland
Skiff & Coo
Commercial Tribune Building
Notel
Bell Telephone CO
French Bros. Dairy Co
MT. Clemens
ASK Fschool
Correspondence Educational Information Bureau
Lesan-Gould
St. Louis
Fifth Avenue
New York
Ohio Mechanics Institute
M. LS
W. Cor. Sixth and Vine Sts
ART Academy OF Cincinnati
J. H. Gest
Glendale College For Women
Glendale
R. Jane Devore
A.M
Henry Moeller
Church of the Assumption
Mt. Healthy
Hamilton County
Joseph Heckinger
Mt. Pleasant
Reighrath’s Park
White City
Imperial Hungarian Military Band
John Agronyi
G. A. Sonnenleitner
Beautiful Lagoon
Weex
Chas
Arnold
Holcombe Ji
Wormwood’s
Columbia Xatsontay
Gus Edwards
Blonde
Madcaps
Bowser, Hinkle & Co
Josselin
Armstrong & Verne
Amy Stanley
Picks
Burt Harle
Paul la Croix
Moving. Pictures
George Ade
Heuck
Ana
Bunco
Arizona
Real Indians
Sun
Panhandle
Dilger
Arnaldo
Leopards
Clayton, Jenkins and
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Geo. Walters
Kurtis & Busse
Austin & Austin Co
Bill
Bat
Ing Beach
Opera Cavalleria Rusticana
Sears Smith & Nixon
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