Mayor Approves GAD Franchise and Rate Ordinance
Mayor approved a 25 year franchise and five year rate ordinance granting West Hamilton County Gas Co. rights to supply gas west of Anderson's Ferry Cincinnati. Rates start at 65 cents per 1000 cu ft, drop to 40 cents above 25 000 cu ft, with a $5 meter charge refundable on discontinuation. Gas to be produced as by product from Eaton Rhodes coke oven plant at Trautman Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carre
West
Hamilton County Gas Company
Cinccinnati
Anderson’s Ferry
W. W. Freeman
Union Gas and Electric Company
Union Company
Eaton-Rhodes Company
Trautman’s Station
Farrell Killed Himself Reflected In Police Findings
Howard H. Farrell 38, a contracting painter of 249 Setchell Avenue, was found dead with a bullet wound at the Pillars Club grounds near South Club Crest Avenue. Police and the coroner indicate death by self action. relatives insist murder. Funeral services will be at Yeatman Lodge of Masons and George H. Rohde funeral home with burial at Mt. Moriah Cemetery Tobasco, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard H. Farrell
Setchell Avenue
Farrell
Farrell Bros. Company
Pillars Club
South Club Crest Avenue
Handley
Yeatman Lodge of Masons
George H. Rohde
Linwood Avenue
George W. Kopitzke
Second United Brethren Church
Mt. Moriah Cemetery
Tobasco
Aged to Have Yule Party at St Theresa Home
Christmas entertainment arranged for inmates of the St. Theresa Home for the Aged on Sunday afternoon. Harry Gilligan chairs the committee handling arrangements. A large Christmas tree will be trimmed by home members. Trustees and their wives serve as reception committee for visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Theresa
Harry Gilligan
Board of Trustees
Court Calendar Items for Common Pleas and Criminal Courts
Court calendar lists multiple civil cases in rooms 1 through 9 presided by judges Caldwell LeBlond Roettinger Darby Ryan Hurley with deadlines at 9 10 and 2 o'clock and criminal docket in room 2 with State prosecutions including Bostain Rogers and Jackson Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Caldwell
Pfiester
Cincinnati Abbattoir Company
Greisheimer
Moore
Schreiber
LeBlond
Canavio
Lutz
Cain
The
Matthews Selected
Dairies Company
J. R. Wood Supply Company
Wunderlich
Judge Roettinger
McCutcheon
Harig
Darby
Howell
William J. Burns Detective Agency
Ryan
Zimmerman
Moylan
Palm Bros. Company
Riessner
Laudt
Clark
Judge Hurley
Cincinnati Dry Goods Company
Zeff
Criminal Court
Judge Struble
Bostain
Rogers
Jackson
Mitchell Ilso
Judge orders two women to settle contract dispute out of court
Judge Darby gave the lit igants two days to reach an amicable agreement after pre trial testimony. If no agreement is reached, the court will decide the contract breach dispute without jury. Mrs Mable West bought a rooming house at 112 Garfield Place from Mrs Barbara Mayer two years ago with a five year guaranteed business term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darby
Mable West
Barbara Mayer
Garfield Place
Woman Denied Damages in Auto Collision Suit
Mrs. E. P. Miller of 11 Melish Court failed to win damages against C. J. Mullen of 725 Lewis Street Covington in Judge Ryan's Court. The court found contributory negligence after Miller alighted from a street car at Au burn avenue and Huntington place on January 12, 1924, crossing the street behind the car. The suit sought 5700 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Miller
Melish Court
C. J. Mullen
Lewis Street
Covington
Ryan
Mullen
Auburn Avenue
Huntington Place
Miller
City Most American of Industrial Centers
Members of the Americanization Executive Committee met at the Chamber of Commerce to report Cincinnati as the most American large industrial city by 1920 census figures. Naturalization rates show 66 percent of foreign born naturalized, with only 22.9 percent of foreign born unnaturalized. Covington and Newport also shown high naturalization rates in the 25 000 population bracket. Randall J. Condon presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
Edward J. Kennedy
Naturalization Examiner
San Antonio
Tex
Los Angeles
New York
Covington
Newport
United States
Randall J. Condon
Judge Roettinger opposes Sydell parole in hold up case
Judge Roettinger, the trial judge, criticizes parole plans for John Sydell leader of a robber gang that seized the A Nash Company tailoring plant. Prosecutor Bell declines comment officially while Gov Donahey weighs the request from Arthur Nash and 1500 workers. Sydell received a 25 year sentence in 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydell
Roettinger
Donahey
John Sydell
A. Nash Company
Arthur Nash
Charles
Bell
Divorce and custody petitions and civil actions listed
No. 198,258 Jeanne D Boyden vs Lester Boyden to annul marriage. No. 198,259 Deal Points vs Edward Points for divorce and custody. No. 198,260 Charles Wilson vs City of Cincinnati petition in error. No. 198,261 Wiebert Peak vs Catherine Peak for divorce and custody. No. 198,262 Charles T Crawford vs Leo A Brigel and B A Hulswitt for $109.55. No. 198,263 Mary Bradley vs Arthur Roberts paternity charges. No. 198,264 E Melde vs Frieda Melde for divorce. No. 198,265 Alice Whitaker vs Carlisle Sampson for $10,000 damages. No. 198,266 The Mowbray Robinson Co R L Bushae for $1,191. No. 198,267 John M Okane vs Mildred O Kane for divorce.
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Jeanne D. Boyden
Lester Boyden
Deal
Edward Points
Charles Wilson
City of
Cincinnati
Wiebert Peak
Catherine Peak
Charles T. Crawford
Leo A. Brigel
B. A. Hulswitt
Mary Bradley
Arthur Roberts
E. Melde
Frieda Melde
Alice Whitaker
Carlisle Sampson
The
Mowbray Robinson Co
R. L. Bushae
John M. Okane
Mildred O’kane
Two men arraigned on aluminum ware theft at depot
Fred Busch aged 36 of 726 State avenue and Gus Kempe aged 34 of 728 Burns street were arraigned before United States Commissioner Gregory on charges of stealing shipments of aluminum ware from the Baltimore & Ohio freight depot. They pleaded not guilty and were held on new bonds for a hearing in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Busch
State Avenue
Gus Kempe
Burns Street
United States
Gregory
Baltimore & Ohio
New Bond
Beulah Johnson Case Directed Verdict Not Guilty
Judge Struble granted a directed verdict of not guilty in the murder trial of Beulah Johnson. Prosecutor Edward Strasser argued the evidence showed the fatal shot came from inside the apartment as Johnson claimed in defending her home during a daytime August 24 shooting at 626 West Fourth Street. Evidence of an exploded cartridge and a clothing snag on a window hook supported the defense contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Struble
Edward Strasser
Beulah Johnson
James Haines
West Fourth Street
Haines
Mr. Strasser
Strasser
Mrs Alma Sargent wins divorce and settlement
A court approved a settlement in the divorce of Mrs Alma Sargent of 1340 Myrtle Avenue from Harry H Sargent of Craig Healing Springs Virginia. The agreement awards her 10000 for her child 7500 for herself and 2500 for attorneys fees and dismisses a $25000 damages suit for alienating her husband s affections against Mrs Barbara Sargent in Bellevue Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Sargent
Myrtle Avenue
Charles Hoffman
Sargent
Harry H. Sargent
Craig Healing Springs
Bellevue, Ky
Charles Sargent
Domhoff & Joyce Company
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Paris
Lip Rouge
Golliwogg
Caron
Hatfield-Reliance
Young Man
IN the
Aoe
Pocahontas and Thacker
Coal Company
Kugel
Merchants
Hallet & Davis Angelus
E. Fifth Street
WM. R. Graul Piano CO
West Hamilton Company
Schaefer
Sorel
Common Pleas Court
Fourth Street
United States Court Notes
Liberal
OUR
Geffabley
Eureka
Cor
Madison Avenue
Monmouth Street
Bellevue
Fairfield
Washington
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