Veterans Bureau seeks $314 million for 1926 27 funds
The 1926 27 fiscal plan for the Veterans Bureau totals $314,965,000 excluding adjusted service fund and hospital construction expenses. Current appropriations, including the adjusted service fund, run $405,713,553. Director Hines emphasizes decentralization, new hospitals, and cost reductions while noting guardianship issues and proposed insurance policy reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hines
Veterans’ Bureau
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Bureau
Zanesville Shoe Man's Slayer Plans Guilty Plea
James J. Mercer, a circus follower who admits killing Zanesville shoe manufacturer G. Harvey Geist, says the homicide on October 8 was accidental. A first degree murder charge will be filed tomorrow and Mercer intends to plead guilty seeking the court's mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Associated Press
James J. Mercer
G. Harvey Geist
Mercer
Geist
Skeleton of Whale Found Inland in Danish Bog
A prehistoric whale skeleton was found twenty four miles from the North Sea coast embedded six feet deep in a North Schlewig bog. Copenhagen scholars from the Institute for Geological Research oversee the dig, proposing an ancient tidal event carried the giant to inland shores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
North Sea
North Schlewig
Institute For Geological Research
Doctor Ogden wins divorce from third wife Mae Ogden
Dr. La Verne G. Ogden health expert of 3418 Duncan avenue was granted a divorce from Mrs Mae Ogden in Domestic Relations Court on grounds of incompatibility. Alimony of 500 dollars awarded to Mrs Ogden. The couple wed April 2 last, with a bumpy honeymoon marked by disputes over a hotel room and manners.
Damages Awarded to Tony Fazzio in Traction Company Suit
Tony Fazzio a knife grinder of 730 Betts street received seven thousand dollars in damages in Common Pleas Court before Judge Darby against the Cincinnati Traction Company. Fazzio injured on a street car in May 1924 on Spring Grove avenue Chester Park was unable to continue his trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Fazzio
Betts Street
Darby
Common Pleas Court
Cincinnati Traction Company
Fazzio
Spring Grove
Chester Park
Theodore Ahrens
Struble
Ahrens
Kenny Gantz
Mary Ford
Smith Street
West End
Jordan
Harvey R. Corcoran
May E. Corcoran
Beechmont Avenue
Ccu
Corcoran
Ee Provident Aay
Arthur Kamleiter
Dorsey Street
Myrtle. Kamleiter
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Procter & Gamble Distributing Company
Big Four Railway Company
Township Avenue
John Reddish
Rosewood Avenue
Reddish
Emma Mae Reddish
Henry T. Clark
West Ninth Street
Calvin Combs
Mansfield Street
J L. Barron
Gilbert Avenue
Combs
Roettinger
Ohio Traction Company
James Kelley
Woodsdale Avenue
William Kelley
Leroy Miller
Baymiller Street
Hoffman
R. P. Wesley
Miller
Hurley
Andrewirnbaum
Aroline Covert
Harold Covert
Runaway Couple Held After Gas Station Robbery Confession
A youth and a 16 year old girl, William Gould and Mildred Jones from Flint Michigan, confessed to robbing a gasoline station and running away from home two months ago. Gould faces petit larceny charges while the girl is in custody with the Women's Police Bureau in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
William Gould
Mildred Jones
Flint
Mich
Gould
Women's Police Bureau
Court calendar outlines today’s cases across multiple rooms
Common Pleas Court lists cases in Rooms 1 6 and 7 with judges Caldwell Roettinger Darby Hurley and Hurley plus criminal domestic relations entries. Notable matters include Pfiester vs Cincinnati Company Blue Ridge Lumber vs United States Fire Insurance and multiple family relations cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Pfiester
Cincinnati —— Company
LeBlond
The
Blue Ridge Lumber Oepany
United States Fire Insurance Company
Leach
Langenbein
McClure
Torchlight Coal Company
Jack Va. Lodge
Dewey
Bishop
Watson
Settlemeyer
Eureka Specialty Company
National Cash Register Company
Frank
Pfau
Miller
Judge Roettinger
Conklin
Kuehling
Temnison
Diebel
Huge
Zane
Gross
Strack
Judge Darby
Reeves
Cincinnati Traction Company
Hill
Rudin
Southwestern Mortgage Company
Morrison
Master Builders’ Company
Leimer Motor Car Company
Waders. Ferne
Harrel
B. & O. Railroad
J. M. Robinson Company
Wright Traffic Signal Company
Cook
Procter’ & Gamble Company
Hurley
Cincinnati Oakland Motor Company
Davidson
Central Trust Company
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Judge Says Government Proved Part Of Kirby Fraud Case
Federal Judge John M. Killits stated the government had proved part of its charges against Josiah Kirby, former president of the Cleveland Discount Company, in a Federal Court fraud trial. The remark came after disputes over evidence and followed Luther Day's argument that proof was needed that financial statements mailed were false. The judge cited the January and July statements showing about a million dollars in surplus versus equal deficits, questioning how to reconcile two million unhatched eggs as assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Josiah Kirby
Cleveland Discount Company
John M. Killits
Killits
Luther Day
Kirby
Outrages Against Druse Women Reported to France
Emir Chekibe Arslan and Ihsan Djabir Bey urge the League of Nations to intervene in Syria amid charges of French cruelty by colonial troops. Djabir plans a fifteen page dossier detailing alleged abuses including the capture and assault of Druse village women by Senegalese and Algerian soldiers. The request seeks personal interviews with council members except France as red tape may delay a verbal hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albin E. Johnson
New York World News Service
Geneva
League of Nations
Syria
Emir Chekibe Arslan
Ihsan Djabir Bey
Djabir
Derjouch
Arslan
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
New Suit Filings in Various Ohio Court Cases
A list of new cases numbers 198 115 to 198 136 filed in Cincinnati area courts includes Andy R Stopper vs W C Armstrong for persuasion Foster Callaghan vs Janet Callaghan for partition of estate Thomas deMarcia vs William McGhee for sale of real estate John Reddish administrator vs The C Cr St Railway Company for 50000 damages Thomas B Stine vs Anna Stine for divorce Nora Evans vs Virgil Evans for divorce I J Cooper Rubber Company vs Catherine Schroer lien and execution for 35902 City of Cincinnati vs Robert Brown petition in error filed City of Cincinnati vs Birnie Daniels petition in error filed Elias Irwin vs City of Cincinnati petition in error filed The C O Railway Company weed vs The Procter Gamble Distribute Company for 988136 May E Corcoran vs Henry si e Corcoran for divorce and custody of Calvin Combs vs Henry T Clark for 5275 damages J L Barron vs Henry T Clark for 5000 damages Arthur Kamleiter vs Myrtle Kamleiter for divorce Union Gas and Electric Company vs John McNair lien and execution for 5325 Union Gas and Electric Company vs some Meltus lien and execution for 5785 Howard Helton vs State of Ohio petition in error filed Sal 198 ase for partition of estate Max Cone vs The ae niece cm 21876 damages A Riley Hancock vs Emil Haberer for 300 damages Hermine X Heine vs John hmann for 5000 damages
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Andy R. Stopper
W. C. Armstrong
Foster’ Callaghan
Janet B. Callaghan
Thomas deMarcia
William McGhee
John Reddish
The
C., Cr
Cr St. At Railway Company
Damag
Thomas B. “Stine
Anna Stine
Nora Evans
Virgil Evans
I. J. Cooper Rubber Company
Catherine Schroer
City of Cincinnati
Robert Brown
Birnie Daniels
Elias Irwin
C. & O. Railway Comweed
Procter & Gamble Distribute Company
May E. Corcoran
Henry Sie
Corcoran
Calvin Combs
Henry T. Clark
J. L. Barron
Arthur Kamleiter
Myrtle Kamleiter
Union Gas and Electric Company
John McNair
Same
Soem Meltus
Howard Helton
State of Ohio
Rd Cone
Aoe
A. Riley Hancock
Emil Haberer
Hermine X
Heine
John Hmann
Court notes list Worthman Bish and company actions
United States court records show Harry Worthman of 2197 Gilbert avenue waived examination on conspiracy to violate the prohibition act and tax report failures with bonds of 15000 and 5000 set, and James L Bish of 4640 Main avenue Norwood, jailed on liquor transport charges with 2500 bond. Judge Hickenboyer ordered sale of Sohngen Altman assets for 43619.71 net, 50000 price and 8808.29 Waite Silk claim. Robert Jank appointed receiver for the S P Nelson Majestic Gant concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Worthman
Gilbert Avenue
United States
Gregory
Worthman
James L. Bish
Main Avenue
Norwood
Grand Jury
Hickenboyer
Sohngen- Altman Company
Hamilton
George Waite
Waite Silk Company
Robert Jank
Charles Brenneman
S. P. Nelson Company
Majestic Gant Company
Cincinnati
Newport Boys Deny Auto Theft After Police Chase
Two Newport youths aged 15 and 16 led police on a high speed chase through Newport and Covington, ending at the Suspension Bridge toward Cincinnati. They admit stealing two chickens but deny stealing the car. They were arraigned on larceny charges and await Juvenile Court proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Covington
Cincinnati
Buten
Lindsey Avenue
Patterson Street
George Jesing
Lexington Avenue
Jacob Finkelman
Ninth
Brighton Streets
Finkelman
Giesing
Newport Notes: Court Sentences and Robbery Reports
Judge Caldwell presided in Campbell Circuit Court with Harvey Pepe jailed six months for October 1 house intrusion at William Seidenfaden home. Raymond Kelly received probation after September 22 warehouse break in at Jess Hathorne. Joseph P English seeks divorce from Anna English for abandonment. Four African American suspects staged two holdups in Newport netting about $4 plus trinkets. Victims Jesse Proctor and John Murphy report robberies on Patterson and Southgate streets involving small cash sums and a pocket knife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Judge Caldwell
Campbell
Harvey Pepe
William Seidenfaden
Raymond Kelly
Jess Hathorne
Joseph P. English
Anna English
Jesse Proctor
Monmouth Street
Patterson Street
John Murphy
West Court Street
Cincinnati
Southgate Street
Local Marriage Licenses List for Xenia and London
A brief list of marriage license entries shows Steven Claton from Xenia Ohio and Carolina Garter from Xenia Ohio. Also registered are Bruce C. Emery from London Ohio with Charlotte Bogard from London Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mame
Steven Claton
Xenia
Carolina Garter
Bruce C. Emery
London
Charlotte Bogard
General Ruggles On Private Munitions Firms In U S
Brigadier General C. L'Hommedieu Rugles, chief of the Manufacture Ordnance Department, urged private plants to form munitions firms in the United States. He noted War Department plans to avoid shortages in war, outlining fourteen ordnance districts and peacetime industrial preparedness. Colonel C. Harrison introduced the speaker at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
C. L’hommedieu Ruggles
Ordnance Department
United States Army
Chamber of Commerce Forum
War Department
Ruggles
Ordnance Department of the Army
Ordnance
Army
Navy Departments
C. L. Harrison
Cincinnati Ordnance District
Dope Smuggling Ring Uncovered at Missouri Prison
Federal narcotics agents disclosed a narcotic smuggling ring in the Missouri penitentiary at Jefferson City. Nineteen of eighty four convicts in a hall for addicts were implicated, with Roy Wilson and Herbert Trimble named as ringleaders. Additional arrests outside the prison were anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Jefferson City
Missouri Penitentiary
Roy Wilson
Herbert Trimble
Wilson
Mrs Strome Trial Claims Bitter Tea In Fatal Night
Carey Strome testified that his wife Mrs Birdie Strome forced her 14 year old stepdaughter Esta to drink a bitter tea hours before the girl's death. Esta became ill and died soon after, with Strome continuing his testimony forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Birdie Strome
Esta
Carey Strome
Huber Builders Material Co Plant Under Fast Construction
Real estate progress on a three acre Norwood site at Sherman Cleveland and Mills avenues shows rapid work on the Huber Builders Material Co plant. Six one story buildings six smokeless gas fueled, underground sprinkler system, sewer and drainage completed and all contracts awarded. An East End oil filling station on Eastern avenue was leased by Robert E Harrison and others to Refiners Oil Co for five years with royalty tied to sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huber Builders’ Material Company
Sherman
Cleveland
Mills Avenues
Norwood
Eastern Avenue
Brooklyn and
Waldron Streets
East End
Robert E. Harrison
Land Tract Near Cleves Sold For Home Site
A ten acre tract on the Cleves pike near Cleves was acquired yesterday by Inez Holzborn from Everett Rudisol. Myers Y. Cooper acted as broker. The buyer plans to build a country home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleves Pike
Cleves
Inez Holzborn
Everett Rudisol
Myers Y. Cooper
Covington Faces Major Staffing Changes With New City Board
As the new city government forms on January 4, the Finance and Public Works Departments are expected to undergo significant staffing changes. The "Big Three" commissioners Donnelly Meyerle and Blackburn plan to push resolutions at the first meeting, with Megerle arranging department heads and several key appointments including City Assessor Bussman, Assistant Recorder Belleman, Assistant Cashier Richards, Recorder Ritte, City Cashier Reed, and Attorney Hargis. The Health Department may see Hein en succeed Langley, while Stricklett as City Solicitor and Lunsford as City Prosecutor are planned, though Mayor O Donavan and Commissioner Kluemper say they are in the dark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnelly
Meyerle
Blackburn
Megerle
Barney Bussman
Harbert Belleman
William Richards
Walter Ritte
Jack Reed
W. G. Hargis
Public Works Department
A. E. Stricklett
John Lunsford
Robert Heinen
George Langley
O'Donovan
Kluemper
Norris Bus Victim Dies as Driver Faces Manslaughter Charge
Charles Norris aged 74 bookkeeper of 37 West Fourth street died at Booth Memorial Hospital from injuries after being struck by a Covington and Rosedale bus at Fourth street and Madison avenue on Monday. Bus driver Joseph Zarling 23 West Sixth street was charged with manslaughter after a prior reckless driving charge and posted bond for court. Funeral services set for tomorrow at St Patrick's Church with burial in St Marys Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Norris
West Fourth Street
Booth Memorial Hospital
Covington and Rosedale
Fourth Street
Madison Avenue
Joseph Zarling
West Sixth Street
Read
Zarling
Norris
St. Patrick’s Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Covington
Rotary-Anns Fashion Show Delights Covington Club
Covington Rotary Club hosted the Rotary-Anns auxiliary at the Industrial Club with a banquet. John W. Menzies, Federal Court Clerk and committee chair, served as toastmaster. A musical program accompanied the evening and a fashion show featuring Rotary-Anns was the highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Rotary Club
Rotary-Anns
Industrial Club
John W. Menzies
Automobile Crash Injures Local Broker in Covington
Joseph Hennessy a retired tobacco broker of 1112 East Eleventh street was struck by a car driven by 19 year old salesman B F Waddell of 126 East Eleventh street at Eleventh and Scott streets last night. Hennessy was taken to St Elizabeth's Hospital with cuts and bruises. Waddell reported the collision and was cited to appear in Police Court this morning on reckless driving charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hennessy
East Eleventh Street
B. F. Waddell
Eleventh
Scott Streets
Waddell
Hennessy
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Covington
Contractors win bid for Protestant Children's Home project
Billiter Lester and Caldwell Covington contractors secured the $225000 contract to build the Protestant Children's Home adjoining Devon Park north of the city. Excavation starts within two weeks and the building aims to be complete by January 1 1927, with a road from Montague street included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devon Park
Billiter
Lester & Caldwell
Covington
Montague Street
Kenton County Bar Association
Ft. Mitchell Country Club
Elmer P. Ware
Association
John C. Doolin
State Bar Association
Ernest Clark
Kentucky Court Off Appeals
Applegate and
Harbeson
Kenton Circuit Court
Margaret McVeigh
Kenton County Court
Mary Ellen McVeigh
Peter McVeigh
Catherine Luebbers
Anne Luebbers Meyer
John
Harry
Rose L
Mary N
Clara L. Luebbers
Bernard Meyer
Georgetown
Manson
Green
Paul Bogle
Southern Avenue
Third Street
Woman sues RR for injuries from Dixie Terminal ride
Crystal Ferris filed yesterday for 1275 damages against Cincinnati New port & Covington Railway Co over injuries while boarding a Rosedale car at Dixie Terminal last June 8. She says crowding caused the incident and negligence in terminal conditions. Mrs Shinkle seeks court approval to sell 83009 worth of Indian Refining stock for reinvestment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Ferris
Cincinnati, Newport & Covington Railway Company
Rosedale
Dixie Terminal
Mary H. Shinkle
Bradford Shinkle
Indian Refining Company
Names and Residences Listed in Local Record
An assortment of individuals listed with residences across Ohio Kentucky and Cincinnati. Notable entries include Joseph Armstrong Dayton Ohio Josephine Cumings Sterling Kentucky and Ferdinand W Getz Lancaster Ohio. Additional names include Marvene Lehman Harold Hedge Vallie Kane Floyd Rowe Wanda Clary Cliff Pointa Pearl Vaughn and Johnso elen J Galler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Armstrong
Dayton
O. Josephine Cumings
Sterling
Robert
McBee
Covington
Audrey Myers
Naton
Ferdinand W. Getz
Lancaster
O. Marvene Lehman
O. Harold Hedge
Columbus
O. Vallie Kane
O. Floyd A. Rowe
Newark
O. Wanda Clary
O. Cliff Pointa
Pearl Vaughn
Erlanger
Kyan An
Cincinnati
Kipling Condition Report Unchanged In England
Kipling's health remained unchanged tonight according to an Associated Press bulletin from Burwash England dated December 8. No new details on his condition were released as the famed author remains under care in his home.
Range of small radios extended in experiment
Dayton Ohio December 8 an unusual experiment proved that two weak stations may converse over long distances Captain W H Murphy radio officer at McCook Field reported the flying laboratory over Dayton talked with the McCook Field workshop and cities Cincinnati through WLW The test reached about 100 miles locally while Cincinnati’s powerful station allowed reception at more than 600 miles This demonstration elevates small broadcasting stations to potential prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton,o
W. H. Murphy
McCook Field
Dayton
Captain Murphy
Cincinnati
City officers go to jail for liquor-smuggling plot
Buffalo December 8 Federal Judge Hazel sentenced North Tonawanda Chief of Police Kinzly and Public Works Commissioner William Gillespie to two years in Atlanta federal prison and fines of 5000 dollars each for complicity in a liquor-smuggling plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Kinzly
North Tonawanda
William Gillespie
Public Works
Hazel
Atlanta
Exchange to Open Early for Fort Miami Power Station Visit
Secretary Leving notified Cincinnati Stock Exchange members that trading opens at 10 o clock to allow a 11:30 a.m. special train to Ft Miami for the dedication of the Columbia Power Station. The train returns to Central Union Station by 4:10 a.m. with a tour of the plant after lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Leving
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
The
Exchange
Ft. Miami
Tammoth Columbia
Seaboard National Bank approves stock increase and split
Shareholders ratified raising capital from five to six million dollars and issued one new share for every five held at two hundred dollars per share. One million goes to capital and one million to surplus. Directors of Virginian Railway declared a six dollar common dividend under the pee lease with Norfolk Western. payable December 31 to December 21 record holders. Marland Oil raises quarterly dividend from seventy five cents to one dollar, boosting annual common stock to four dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Douglas Company
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Fourth
Central Trust Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
American Brake Shoe, and Foundry Company
Gulf, Mobile & Northern Railway
Seaboard National Bank
Virginian Railway
Norfolk Western Railway
Marland Oil Company
Bank Loan Push Moves Funds From New York
Yesterday the flow of money inland was boosted as out of town institutions called $25,000,000 in bank loans. The gap between the New York Federal Reserve rate of 3 1 4 percent and 4 percent elsewhere drew surplus funds away from local markets toward outside centers for profitable use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Federal Reserve
London Market Reopens Foreign Loans Amid Scramble for New Business
Reports indicate London banks are competing openly for foreign financing after a long embargo with a shift toward prewar style competition seen in New York. The New Jersey Power and Light Company, a General Electric subsidiary, agreed to buy three New Jersey utilities boosting its local distribution. Charles L. Tyner of Home Insurance joined American-Exchange Pacific National Bank. Republic of Salvador customs receipts for January to November rose sharply. Chellis A. Austin of Seaboard National Bank of New York was elected president of the American Acceptance with oil, replacing Fred I. Kent of Bankers Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
York
New Jersey Power and Light Company
General Gas and Electric Corporation
New Jersey
Eastern Pennsylvania Power Company
Boonton Gas, Light and Improvement Company
Raritan
Charles L. Tyner
The
Home Insurance Company
American-Exchan Pacific National Bank
Chellis A. Austin
Seaboard National Bank of New York
Wth Oil
Fred I. Kent
Bankers Trust Company
Shad
Muscle Shoals Railway Elects New Officers
The Muscle Shoals Birmingham and Pensacola Railway Company yesterday elected new officers and directors representing the St. Louis-San Francisco Railroad which recently acquired the road to give its lines a direct outlet to the gulf. J. M. Kurn, president of the Frisco, will become head of the Muscle Shoals Railway. New vice presidents include J. R. Koontz Mickeliss Hutchinson B. T. Wood and W. Harreson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscle Shoals, Birmingham
Radio programs listed for Cincinnati area tonight
Program schedule for WKRC WSAI WEAF and WLW in Cincinnati shows items across the evening. Highlights include book review orchestra popular songs little symphony art talk string quartet cooking school orchestra talk concert instrumental trio male quartet organ concert and pianologues with various start times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WKRC
Cincinnati
Little Symphony
WSAI
WEAF
Tonight’s Radio Concerts Across Cities
At 6:30 PM WEAF and WCAP feature the U S Army Band and the U.S. network lineup. A 7 PM program on WMCA includes a Philadelphia quartet and a Philadelphia playlet. Evening shows include Rice Institute Student Band in Houston at 8:30 PM and a Roxy and His Gang performance in New York. Western and Chicago stations air the Bohhemian Orphan Boys at 9:15 PM and a Sigma Alpha Epsilon pep concert in Cincinnati at 10 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York
U. S. Army Band
WCAP
WJAR
WMCA
WCAU
Philadelphia
U. Ofekaastens
KPRC
Houston
Rice Institute
WLIT
Silent Tonight Radio Station Listings Fragment
A fragmented radio log lists stations in central and eastern regions including KFKX KLDS WCBD WENR WFAA WMC WOAW WOI WOWL and CKAC WBBR WDWF WFI wend WHAR WHAZ WJY WPG WRC with incomplete details of broadcast order or programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
KFKX
KLDS
WCBD
WENR
WFAA
WMC
WOAW
WOI
WOWL
CKAC
WBBR
WDWF
WFI
Wend
WHAR
WHAZ
WJY
WPG
WRC
Chicago Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Musical Programs
A dense listing of Chicago area radio stations detailing schedule blocks for WLS WEBH WGN WBCN WHT and others. Programs include organ recitals orchestras vocal solo performances jazz hours classical hours and band numbers with times ranging from afternoon through midnight.
New York Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Programs
The listing shows WJZ New York at 5 30 P M with New York University course and orchestra. A 7 45 P M zoological series and 9 30 P M orchestra program are also noted. Music and lecture items appear across the evening lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WJZ
New York
Dream Day and Concert Music in Philadelphia Schedule
Program lineup for WLIT Philadelphia lists at 6 30 Dream Day 7 Concert music chorus 8 30 Playlet and Dance orchestra to follow the evening events with time slots noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLIT
Philadelphia
Evening radio listings feature bands and concerts in New York
WEAF and WRNY schedule music and programs from 1:30 PM to 10 PM. Highlights include United States Army Band, Troubadors, Roxy and his gang, Littman Orchestra, Kiddie party, Russian songs, piano classics, architecture talk, and cello song series. Local audiences invited to enjoy diverse performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York
United States Army Band
Troubadors
Roxy and His Gang
WRNY
Littman Orchestra
Finance
Odel
Radio Listings Preview Evening Musical Programs
WHN New York presents a 6 30 program then 9 and 10 PM dance and revue slots with orchestras. Philadelphia WIP airs orchestras talk and roll call at 6 PM. WMCA New York features ensemble talk and Florida talk with evening entertainment. WCAE Pittsburgh schedules dinner concerts and children’s programs. KDKA East Pittsburgh lists dinner concert mailbag and campus concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHN
New York
WMCA
Florida
Audubon Theater
Educating Cincinnati Children in Safety Discussed
The Public School Safety Committee in Cincinnati discussed teaching children traffic safety at a meeting held at the Cincinnati Automobile Club. Principal F E Reszke of Whittier School led the session, noting a study of dangerous intersections and efforts to guide pedestrians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Public School Safety Committee
Cincinnati Automobile Club
F.E. Reszke
Whittier School
Carson School
Reszke
Cincinnati Ordinance Renames Streets to Central Parkway
City council passes emergency ordinance December 8 1925 to rename North Canal East Plum West Plum Moreland Gould Marine and Canal streets to Central Parkway in Cincinnati Ohio. The measure repeals conflicting ordinances and becomes effective immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Canal Street
East Plym. Street
Central Parkway
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
East Plum Street
West Plum Street
Moreland Street
Gould Street
Marine Street
Canal Street
Proneny
Lockport Avenue
Sycamore Street
Mohawk Place
Genesee Street
Marshall Avenue
Stock Avenue
Millereek Township
Brashears Street
W. R. Morris
S. W. Smith
Strong Street
Robert ‘Schmidt, JR
Council
D. J. Carroll
Geo. P. Carrel
Clerk of Council
Public Notice of Clifton Avenue Lighting Special Tax
City of Cincinnati announces a special assessment for Clifton Avenue and related streets to fund 2,500 lumen boulevard light installations for a period from service start to June 1 1935. Ordinance filed for inspection with Clerk of Council and City Auditor. E FRED SCHNELLER Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Avenue
Ludlow Avenue
Lafayette Avenue
Reading Road
McMillan Street
Paddock Road
Madison Road
Woodburn Avenue
Marburg Avenue
McMicken Avenue
Fairview Avenue
Clerk of Council
City of Cincinnati
Council of the City of
Cincinnati
E Fred Schneller
Sealed bids sought for Warsaw avenue relief sewer project
The city invites sealed proposals at Cincinnati City Hall for the Relief Sewer on Warsaw avenue at Considine avenue. Plans and specs are on file and can be bought for 2.00. Bid bond of 432.00 required with bid. 50 percent bond to be furnished if awarded. City reserves right to reject all bids. December 1 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Director of Public Service
City Hall
Cincinnati
Ohio
Warsaw Avenue
Considine Avenue
Chas. F. Horneberger
Public Service
Edward P. Durr
Quebec Road Width Change Ordinance Adopted in 1925
On November 24 1925 the Council passed Ordinance No 462 1925 changing the Quebec road widths from Queen City to Glenway. It fixes the roadway at 30 feet and sidewalks at 15 feet and repeals Ordinance No 221 1917. A copy is on file in the Clerk of Council for public inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec Road
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Queen City Avenue
Glenway Avenue
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Cincinnati approves Police Sub-department pay raise ordinance
On November 24 1925 the Cincinnati City Council enacted Ordinance No 465-1925 amending Section 229-2 of the Code to increase salaries for certain Police Sub-department employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Department of Police
Cincinnati Ordinance Raises Municipal Court Stenographer Pay
Legal notice from November 24 1925 records Ordinance No 458-1925 amending Code of Ordinances to fix the compensation of the stenographer for Cincinnati Municipal Court. Public inspection requested and details noted by Ruth Greene chief clerk. Also parole application notice for Tommie Lee Jenkins eligible for Ohio Board of Clemency hearing after January 21 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Municipal Court
Code of Ordinances
Clerk of Council
Tommie Lee Jenkins
Ohio Reformatory For Women
Ohio Board of Clemency
Ruth Greene
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UK Veterans Hospitals
U. S. Bureau
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Pullman
City Ticket Office
Dixie Terminal Arcade
J.H. Ballance
G. C. Blackburn
Phates Pesseaner Dees
Southern Railway System
Judge Struble
State
Kelley
Templeton
F. L. Hoffman
Nagle, Jr
Burns
Jenkins
C. W. Hoffman
Morton
Evans
Griggs
Lemker
McCall
Wyatt
Bledsoe
Wingate
White
Albright
Fingas
King
Francis
France
United States Court
Covington Notes
Glen Alden Coal Company
Equitable Trust Company of
York City
National City Bank
Equitable
Republic of Salvador
Sperceni
WLW
WLS
Chicago
Ford
Glenn
Eoonan Boys
Y. M
Glee Club
Gieen
WEBH
WGN
Wwbm
WBCN
WHT
Wip
WCAE
Pittsburgh
Kdka—E. Pittsburgh
KDKA
U. of Pittsbureh
P.M
Otis. & Co
City
Its & Fuellennevee
Cleveland Pareray
Irestone T
Goodyear T
Chichester S
Rand
Pitts
Sane
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!