Two City Hospitals to Be Returned to Cincinnati
County commissioners adopt a resolution to drop 250 000 for the Tuberculosis Sanatorium and 610 000 for Cincinnati General Hospital from the budget, ending county operation after 1925 and reverting control to the city by January 1, 1926. States funding decisions depend on the County Budget Commission and city budgets, with a state tax deadline extended to August 29. Also notes discussion of West Eighth street as inter county highway and a legal opinion on tractor and threshing machine lighting on county roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati General Hospital
Cincinnati
County Budget Commission
Charles 8. Bell
William F. Hess
Ford Bader
Ohio State Tax Commission
G. F. Schlessinger
West Eighth Street
Charles F. Hornberger
H. A. Nunlist
Eighth Street
Charles S. Bell
Cincinnati Automobile Club
City Council Approves Broad Employee Pay Increases
The Finance Committee proposed raises across nearly all city departments to restore 1920 levels. Day laborers gain 25 cents per day, clerks and staff receive about $10 monthly, and minor executives get $25 monthly, with some exceptions. The move follows a $67,500 treasury surplus found after Cincinnati Traction Company tax payments. $16,000 was allocated yesterday, with final ordinance due at September meeting for October 1 start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Traction Company
Women pledge aid for Deaconess Building Fund drive
Leading Cincinnati women gathered for an informal tea at Mrs. George J. Gruen’s home to pledge leadership roles in the $500,000 Deaconess Building Fund Campaign. August H. Tuechter outlined the need for the new hospital unit as 15 women joined the leadership roster for October 6 to 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
H. Tuechter
George J. Gruen
Erie Avenue
Gruen
Harry H. Hines
Christian Schott
John Cornette, Jr
William F. Foy
H. Clausheid
Martin E. McKee
Emma Kessler
Julia Haffner
Lina V. Haffner
Laura Schwagmyer
Clara R. Plucker
Emil Neubacher
Edward H L. Haefner
Pauline Thauwald
Edward Pfleger
Tuechter
William H. Lueders
Trades and Industries
A. G. Lohmann
Greta Luken
Man held for observation after threats in West End
A man who gave the name Albert Johnson, 45, of Lawrenceburg Indiana, was held by police for observation after complaints by several West End women. Mrs Luella Lawson said he entered her kitchen at noon and demanded money, then did the same in Mrs Viola Ester’s bedroom. Police found him walking nearby with a large pocket knife.
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Albert Johnson
Lawrenceburg
Ind
West End
Luella Lawson
Carr Street
Johnson
Viola Ester
Jury deadlocks in auto theft case of Howard Julian
A Madisonville trial ended with a hopeless jury deadlock after three hours of deliberation on charges that Howard Julian removed a mortgaged county auto. Prosecutor Albert Weinstein alleged Julian moved the car owned by Madisonville Motor Car Company and stayed away for months. Defense attorney Bernard Gilday said Julian bought the car and only took it while away on business. the judge discharged the jury and a new trial was ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Julian
Mariemont
F. L. Hoffman
Albert Weinstein
Julian
Madisonville Motor Car Company
Bernard Gilday
Bond Forfeited After Magee Fails to Appear in Court
The $2,000 bond posted for Carl A. Magee, a former Cincinnati attorney, was forfeited when he did not appear in Criminal Court to answer an embezzlement indictment. Magee is charged with embezzling $3,100 from Mrs. Ida K. Widrig of North Bend, an official of the Willard Gospel Mission, with funds allegedly diverted to his own use. The bond was signed by Clarence Coleman of Rural Route 2 Cleves Ohio. The incident stems from July 31, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl A. Magee
Cincinnati
F. L. Hoffman
Clarence Coleman
Cleves
Magee
Ida K. Widrig
North Bend
Willard
Gospel Mission
Receiver Sought in Delmont Restaurant Partnership Dispute
Tom Tambures, partner at the Delmont Restaurant on 4733 Main Avenue Norwood, filed suit in Common Pleas Court against George H. Demetry seeking the appointment of a receiver for the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Tambures
Delmont
Main Avenue
Norwood
Common Pleas Court
George H. Demetry
Painter Charged With Wife Beating in Thirteenth Street Home
Mrs. Cecil Snyder filed for divorce alleging George B. Snyder struck her with a mustard bottle after breaking dishes and chased her from their home at 24 West Thirteenth Street. They wed in Newport Kentucky on October 24, 1922. The suit cites eighteen months of drunken misconduct and neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Snyder
West Thirteenth Street
Cecil Snyder
Newport
Injunction Ordered in Driveway Interference Case
Judge Fred L Hoffman of Common Pleas Court issued a temporary injunction restraining Albert J Schuck and Hilda Schuck of 2411 Fairview Avenue from encroaching trespassing or excavating on the Hausslers property at 2409 Fairview Avenue. The suit cites two weeks of trespass during construction of a proposed garage driveway at the Schuck residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Hoffman
Common Pleas Court
Albert J. Schuck
Hilda Schuck
Fairview
Fabian Haussler
Agnes Haussler
Fairview Avenue
Haussler
Schucks
Schuck
Hausslers
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
No. 196,465 Levine Furniture Co. vs. Isaac Zeff lien and execution for $58.95. No. 196,466 J. Porten vs. Atlantic Coast Line R R Co for $504. No. 196,467 Charles C ae & Son vs. C N O T P By for $992.34 damages. No. 196,468 Fabian Haussler vs. Hilda Schuck for $1,000 and for injunction. No. 196,469 Julius Frankel vs. Dora Hays et al for $2,300 and foreclosure of mortgage. No. 196,470 Tom Tambures vs. George H. Demetry for appointment of receiver. No. 196,471 Joseph Ha Homan Metal Co. vs. Harry W. Marischen et al lien and execution for $186. No. 196,472 Cecil Snyder vs. George H. Snyder for divorce. No. 196,473 Lafayette Anderson vs. E I Scofield appeal from Squire Hilton.
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Common Pleas Court
Levine Furniture Co
Isaac Zeff
J. Porten
Charles C. Ae & Son
the. C
Fabian Haussler
Hilda Schuck
Julius Frankel
Dora Hays
Morter
Tom Tambures
George H. Demetry
Joseph Ha Homan
Ben Coleman Appeals Two Year Sentence in Whisky Case
Ben Coleman of 222 Central avenue filed an appeal yesterday in the United States Circuit Court of Appeals challenging a two year penitentiary term. The ruling also fined him $1000 for possession and transport of forty four quarts of whisky in Covington Kentucky last April by Judge A M J Cochran in the district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Penitentiary
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Ben Coleman
Central Avenue
United States District Court
Covington
A.M. J. Cochran
Coleman
Owenton
Bankruptcy Petitions Filed in U S Courts
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed yesterday in the United States District Court by Howard W. Castle of Ironton Ohio with assets listed at 310 and liabilities at 450. The Superior Hy Test Motor Gas Company filed a petition claiming three creditors with provable claims have not filed petitions. The States Oil Company also filed an involuntary suit. Morris C. Fershtman doing business as Rustty Brand Tailors in Cincinnati filed for full discharge, noting the firm was adjudged bankrupt on July 11, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Howard W. Castle
Ironton
Superior Hy- Test Motor Gas Company
States Oil Company
Morris C. Fershtman
Rusttty
Brand Tailors
Cincinnati
Resignation of Cincinnati Chief Food Inspector to Miami Post
Dr. R. B. Blume resigns as Chief Food Inspector of the City Board of Health effective September 15 to become Chief Food Inspector in Miami Florida. L. A. Helizer announces the move and a Civil Service exam will select his successor. Blume has served Cincinnati fifteen years and previously worked in the Federal Food Inspection Service and the Philippine constabulary.
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R. B. Blume
City Board of Health
L. A. Helizer
Blume
Cincinnati
Board of Health
Miami
Fla
Federal Food Inspection Service
Philippine Constabulary
United States Army
Child’s Leg Broken After Run Into Car
Seven year old Robert Nolte of 1750 Townsend avenue was struck by a car driven by W. T. Mc Clain of 4401 Hamilton avenue yesterday afternoon. The boy darted into Colerain avenue while playing on the sidewalk and suffered a broken right leg along with bruises and cuts. He received first aid from Dr. G. C. Altemeier at 3077 Colerain avenue and was taken to General Hospital by police.
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Robert Nolte
Townsend Avenue
W. T. McClain
Hamilton Avenue
McClain
Colerain Avenue
G. C. Altemeier
General Hospital
Speeding and alcohol cases dominate traffic court docket
For the fourth straight day no new speeding cases on the docket. Pedestrians blamed for fatalities. two motorists acquitted. Fines for liquor possession and reckless driving. Franklin Smith arraigned on a new incarcerted driving while intoxicated charge. Several motorists fined for passing stopped street cars and reckless driving. First county speed officers levy fines of 35 and 45 dollars with jail warnings. New speed officer appointments announced.
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Franklin Smith
Betts Street
Town Taxi Company
Caldwell
Common Pleas Court
Eyrich
Joseph Erman
Woeste
Smith
Frank Brown
510
Elm Street
Adeline Meyers
Slack Street
Sixth
Main Streets
Dewey. Neal
New Richmond
Frank K. Pfaff
Riverside Drive
Pennsylvania Railway Station
Henry Huffman
Manchester
Ind
Yearson and
Fallon
Huffman
Stop 13
Lower River Road
Frank Ditschry
Colerain Avenue
Wade Street
Freeman Avenue
Meryl Vaughn
Columbia Avenue
Vaughn
Stowe Place
Eastern Avenue
Joseph Emery
Edward Neumeister
Thirty-third Street
Oakley
Joseph L. Hollenkamp, Jr
Edna and
Hart Streets
Northside
Neumeister
Ninth and
Race Street
Isadore Friedman
Butcher
Armory Avenue
Friedman
George Staline
Sycamore Township
Roy Wright
Harrison, O
Edward Orlick
Harrison
Charles Krueger
Wright
Ee Orlick
Krueger
Staline
Orlick
Richard B. Witt
Frank Wiley
Cleves, O
Elmer Crowell
Wyoming
Automobile stolen after 100 mile lift in Cincinnati
Clarence E Pursifall of Corbin Ky says two Pineville men Martin Bingham and Denton Colston gave him a ride to Cincinnati then stole his car when he left it ten minutes unsupervised. Warrants were issued for grand larceny.
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Corbin
Oe Pursifall
Martin Bingham
Denton Colston
Pineville
Cincinnati
Burnett House
Moonshine Case Triggers Turpentine Confusion
Federal agents stopped a car at Fifth Street and Broadway after noticing a man hiding five one gallon jugs under a seat. The driver and passenger pleaded not guilty to transporting and possessing moonshine whisky and concealing liquor with unpaid tax. Calvin Miller and Delbert Snyder face a $2000 and $500 bond respectively. preliminary hearing set for September 18.
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Federal Prohibition
Fifth Street
Broadway
Mistah
Gregory
Calvin Miller
West Fifth Street
Delbert Snyder
West Sixth Street
Miller
Snyder
Disabled Veterans Plan Rally in September at Melrose
Local Chapter No. 1 of the Disabled American Veterans plans a rally for all disabled veterans on September 5 at the association clubhouse 2840 Melrose Avenue. Prominent speakers are to address the gathering during the Thirty-seventh Division reunion. Commander Captain Robert C. Bunge leads a slate including Albert D. Elkhorn and Arthur J. Fitzgerald with Arthur Krentz chairing rally entertainment.
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Melrose Avenue
Army
Robert’ C. Bunge
Albert D. Elkhorn
Arthur J. Fitzgerald
Arthur Krentz
Outing of Tribe of Ben Hur Sets Park Gathering
The United Courts of the Tribe of Ben Hur of Hamilton Kenton Campbell and Boone Counties hold their annual outing at Chester Park today. Judge S W Bell chairs the arrangements committee while Colonel Edwin R Cryson serves as officer of the day.
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Tribe OF
Ben Hur
United Courts of the Tribe of Ben Hur
Hamilton
Kenton, Campbell
Boone Counties
Chester Park
S. W. Bell
Edwin R. Cryson
Chamber of Commerce Plans to Cover $32000 Deficit
The Cincinnati Chamber reports a first year deficit of 32177.69 despite receipts of 124987.22 and expenditures of 157164.91 under the Program of Progress. Officials say benefits will offset the shortfall in two years as the plan funds campaigns, studies, and new departments.
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Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Philip O. Geier
Cincinnati
Safety Council
AB Atul Research and Information
Geor Ecsnag Nice
Re- Shige Algeric cc
Avatic
Chambers of Commerce
W. C. Culkins
Hyde Park Band Concert Tonight in Hyde Park Square
Hyde Park Business Club sponsors a concert by the Cincinnati Business Men's Band this evening at Hyde Park Square. The program includes March United States Artillery Overture Shauspiel Waltz Thousand and One Night Spanish Dance Chilian Seleection Prince of Pilsen Medley Scotch Songs Characteristic Musician Astray in Forest Operatic Selection Il Trovatore and Popular Hits Somewhere in the World If You Knew Susie Waiting for the Moon America.
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Hyde Park
Hyde Park Square
Cincinnati Business Men’s Baad
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