New Directors Appointed At University of Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune reports the University of Cincinnati expands its leadership with two new medical college service directors Dr Charles L Bonifield and Dr Henry I Woodward effective Jan 1 along with reappointments of existing directors across departments. Gifts and leaves of absence are approved including 2500 from an anonymous donor for engineering and a 300 Kroger scholarship in medicine for three years. The Alphonso Taft Hall dedication is recognized with a Chamber of Commerce resolution praising Taft and generous gift from Charles P Taft.
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
College of Law
Hicks
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
University of Cincinnati
Alphonso
Charles P. Taft
F. F. Jordan
College of Engineering and Commerce
Jordan
Robert L. Crudgington
Cincinnati General Hospital
Mendenhall
C. R. Robb
School of Applied Arts
Frank Yamin
College of Medicine
Carl Koch
Henry Gruener
Jane Peck
College of Liberal Arts
Lillian Eubank
Virginia Hill
Helen Schrotel
Marguerite Weatherby
Ellen Buttenweiser
Martha Cresson
Anthony Garvey
Elanora Goettsch
Howard Sagmaster
Goodrich B. Rhodes
Medical College
University
Charles L. Bonifield
Henry I. Woodward
Bonifield
Sigmar Stark
Woodward
William Gillespie
Roger S. Morris
H. Kennon Dunham
Alfred Friedlander
George J. Heuer
A. Graeme Mitchell
Herman H
Hoppe
Albert H. Freiberg
Walter E. Murphy
Samuel Iglauer
Robert Sattler
E. Otis Smith
Elmore B. Tauber
Sidney Lange
R. S. Austin
William B. Wherry
Albert P. Mathews
W. 8S. Locke
B. K. Rachford
Frederick C. Hicks
Kroger
A. C. Bachmeyer
B. H. Kroger
Carrie Goldsmith
Ida
Department of History
J. G. Sherlock
W.C. Culkins
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Alphonso Taft
Court calendar for today lists multiple cases across rooms
Common Pleas Court in rooms 1-J 7 and 9 shows numerous case numbers and parties named with hearings at 9 or 10 oclock. Criminal and Domestic Relations Courts also schedule several cases including Lipke Owens Price and multiple family matters.
Denial of Charges in Carew Estate Suit
United States courts record a general denial by Bolton S. Armstrong and Adolph C. Weiss trustees and executors of Joseph T. Carew. They reject breach of trust accusations and claim annual account filings in Probate Court, with confirmations, as proper.
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Gordon Carew
Bolton S. Armstrong
Adolph C. Weiss
Joseph T. Carew
Dr Morgenstern to Speak at Cincinnati Library Lecture
Dr A F Morgenstern will present In the Bridge and Canyon Region of Our Southwest at the Cincinnati Public Library tomorrow evening. The Thursday lectures draw large crowds and the Grand Opera House cooperates with a display of Jeanne d Arc books for Saint Joan attendees.
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A. F. Morgenstern
Cincinnati Public Library
Bridge and Canyon
Southwest
Grand Opera House
Jeanne d’Arc
Saint Joan
Charles Hadley
S. 8S. Reeves
Provident Savings Bank and Trust Company
Thrift
Cincinnati Boy May Go as Delegate to Finland
Cincinnati’s City Boys Work Committee plans to send a Cincinnati lad as a delegate to the World Conference of Workers With Boys in Helsingfors Finland next August. Ohio will have eighteen delegates from 1500. at least three are to be boys. If successful a Cincinnati accredited youth will join.
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Boys’ Work
Cincinnati
Helsingfors
Finland
Workers With Boys
Ohio
Charles P. Taft II
Bankruptcy notes list involuntary petition and receivership
Three Cincinnati creditors filed an involuntary bankruptcy petition and sought the appointment of a receiver for the Sohingen Ahman Company of Hamilton Ohio. Robert J. Shank was named receiver, bond set at a stated amount, and other orders allowed purchasing merchandise to fill orders.
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Sohingen Ahman Company
Hamilton, C
Cincinnati
E Company
Charles W. Brenneman Company
S. P
Nelson & Son
Majestic Garment Company
Sohngen Ahman Company
Robert J. Shank
Hamilton
Yesterdt
Jadge Hickenlooper
A . Russell Holmes
Crown Tailoring Company
August F. Scharringhauser
Arthur R. Benigar
East Monroe
Walter G. Crawford
H. R. Crawford
Clinton County
Four Mohawk Brewery officials and workers bound over on conspiracy charge
Four people including two Mohawk Brewing Company officials and two employees waived examination after a raid by federal prohibition officers on August 3. George H. Osterfeld and Joseph Osterfeld, William Birnbrier, and Michael Howard face conspiracy to violate the Volstead act. officers posted bonds from 5,000 to 10,000 dollars. Additionally, Elenora C Koester filed a $75,000 damages suit against Pennsylvania Railroad for injuries from a November 14, 1924 crossing accident.
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United States
Mohawk Brewing Company
Gregory
George H. Osterfeld
Kendall Avenue
Joseph Osterfeld
Selim Avenue
William Birnbryer
East Kenny Avenue
Mt. Healthy
Elenora C. Koester
Windward Avenue
Madisonville
United States District Court
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Rencomb Junction
Koester
Good Samaritan Hospital
Attorney Kerr Admitted in Patent Case Over Rotary Cutting Tools
Clarence D Kerr of New York City was admitted before Judges Donahue Moorman and Knappe to practice in the United States Court of Appeals. The Michel Electric Hand Saw Company of Chicago sues the Crowe Manufacturing Company of Cincinnati for alleged infringement of rotary cutting implements seeking an injunction and accounting of profits and trebled damages.
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Clarence D. Kerr
New York City
United States Court of Appeals
Donahue, Moorman and Knappe
Michel Electric Hand Saw Company
Chicago
Crowe Manufacturing Company
Cincinnati
Michel Company
Crowe Company
Court of Appeals affirms and reverses several lower court rulings
Three decisions from the Cincinnati based Court of Appeals affirmed lower court rulings in Tennessee and Ohio. The court reversed the Marbury case against May for 5000 acres and 3000 damages, while affirming nominal damages of 1 dollar in the Gordin estates case. Appeals of Skinner Irrigation and National Tube were argued and taken under submission.
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United State Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
United States District Court of Tennessee
Benjamin Marbury
William T. May
Coffee County
Tenn
United States
William H. Gordin
Springfield
Richard B. Gordin
Hickenlooper
Ross
District Court of Tennessee
Burroughs , Adding Machine Company
F. M. Roberts
N. Fardeccy
Brroughs Company
Skinner Irrigation Company
March Automatic Irrigence Company
National Tube Pany
Cyrus Mark
Indictments for Bribery Against James Apple and Eugene Frank
Hamilton County Grand Jury returned two bribery indictments. James Apple of Pearl street allegedly offered 40 dollars to Officer William Biele Jr during an Oct 30 arrest for liquor. Eugene Frank of 307 West Sixth street allegedly offered Detective George Lutz 10 dollars after detectives investigated a handbook rumor.
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Hamilton County
Grand Jury
James Apple
Pearl Street
Eugene Frank
West Sixth Street
Apple
William Biele, Jr
Biele
Beitman J
Beitman
Force
George Lutz
Frank
Lutz
William Ricks
William Smith
Edward Grimes
William Gillispie
Joseph Johnson
John Doe
George Johnson
Haughston Rogers
Lubica Trachy
John Davis
Dan Ford
Carl Thacker
Jesse McMillan
Phoebe Helms
Elizabeth Andrews
Harold Culver
Claude Pike
Edwin Miller
Julius Miller
Foreclosure and litigation docket notices list various cases
A numbered docket lists foreclosure tax lien actions and civil suits including damages requests, real estate sales, divorces, appeals, and writs of habeas corpus. Named parties include Ford Bader, Anna M Winder, Benjamin Sowers, Sara Grusoff, Elizabeth Brandstetter, Marie Stephens, Herman Becker, Leo Reinhard, Mat thew Hemmerle, Oak Building Co, William Bowin, Greg Zimmerman, A O Eadler, John Hilberg Sr, Mary Kauffman, George Nasse, Western Telegraph Co, Carrie Wagner, Dorothy Donley, Oliver Washington, Beatty Hosiery Co, and others in proceedings No 197,986 through 198,010.
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Common Pleas Court
Ford Bader
Anna M. Winder
Benjamin Sowers
Sara Grusoff
Charles Gubser
I. Grad
Stee
Elizabeth M. Brandstetter
Marie A. Stephens
Herman J. Becker
Ae. J. Burger
Squire
Leo H. Reinhard
Matthew C. Hemmerle
The
of Oak Building Co
Blarie B. Puls Et
William Bowin
State of
Ohio
Greg Zimmerman
A. O. Eadler
John Hilberg, Sr
Abrameff
Mary Kauffman
Leo Pollak
Joseph B. Sando
Squire Fitzpatrick
Anna James
Bazaar by Hyde Park Church Opens Today for Hall Fund
Hyde Park Methodist Church women open a sale in a Gibson store on Fifth Street facing Fountain Square to raise funds for the Hyde Park Community Hall. The bazaar runs today tomorrow and Friday with hundreds of handmade linens dolls toys flowers and baked goods on display.
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Hyde Park Methodist Church
Hyde Park
Gibson
Fifth Street
Fountain Square
Dog Licenses for 1926 Ready for Distribution
William Hess County Auditor announced dog licenses for 1926 are ready with rates of 1 dollar for males and 3 dollars for females. If not obtained by January 20, 1926 the price rises by 1 dollar. Twice as many licenses issued this year as in previous years. Unlicensed dogs will be taxed and an excess tax of 1 dollar demanded for their release.
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William Hess
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Ano
Coats
Fur
C. L. Bonifield
Henry L. Woodward
Medical
Palneee
Prieste
Ewald
Cincinnati Traction Company
Franz
Fosdick
Lawler, Inc
Ohio and Kentucky Distillery and Warehouse Company
Kaplan
Sevegman
Erle
Shideler
Darby
Kelly
Stoneking
Greenle
Kappi Sigma Pi
City
Seton Coen
McCammon
Criminal Court
Judge LeBlond
Edward Lipke
Joseph Owens
John Price
Ed Bateman
G. D. McDonald
Domestic Relations Court
C. W. Hoffman
Marshall
Francis
Sandman
Deifel
Hilling
Rogers
Meyer
Day
Palmer
Ford
Johnson
United States Courts
Armstrong
Weiss
Carew
Paris
Service de Luxe
Sycamore
Edward Schubert
Fourth Street
DR. Morgenstern
Coal Company
E Court OF Appeals
the Colson CO
Elm Street
Kugel’s
Walnut
Merchants
Chickie
Elenore Meherin
Ohio Building Association League
Cuyahoga
Franklin
Montgomery County
Ohio State League
Hotel Gibson
Liberal
Main St
Postoffice
Eighth and John Sts
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S. Weir Mitchell
Dr. Mitchell
Locomobile
Bridgeport
Franklin Motor Carcincinnati CO
East Eighth Street
Henshaw Shops
Henshaw’s Elm & Canal
Creek Coal CO
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