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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1925

Page

2

Ready to Build State Hospital in This County

Announcement of plans for a state feeble-minded institution in Hamilton County was made by Dr. T A Ratliff at the Public Health Federation dinner. Ohio appropriated 250000 to build the facility awaiting a suitable site in Hamilton County with work to start soon.

Public Health Federation Hamilton County T. A. Ratliff Arms Dr. Ratliff Julien E. Benjamin Ohio State Department of Welfare John Harper Benjamin Berna Federation

List of residents and addresses in a Cleveland area notice

A fragmented roster lists individuals and addresses across multiple Ohio locales including Lockland Norwood and Columbus. Names include Leora Wade Russell Shelton Elizabeth Brown Smith D Moore Marguerite Week Sherman Yearson Viola Kaufman Chloe K Conner Albert Hopper Eliza Bolander Abe Goldfarb Sara Warden Mary Hanselman James Taylor Louise Wigginton Elbert D Flanagan Atwell Paul Dievicin Minnie Williams Martin Pastor Agnes Cohen and others with various street addresses such as 510 W Fourth St 329 Longworth St 2706 Keck St 4544 W Eighth St and 1129 Grand Ave.

Russell Shelton Elizabeth Brown Smith D. Moore Marguerite Week Sherman C. Yearson Eighth St Viola Kaufman Spring Grove Taster C. King Isabella St Chloe K. Conner Albert Hopper Ayton, O. Eliza E. Bolander Shillito St Abe Goldfarb Columbus Sara Warden Grand Lorin Kauts Georgetown O. Mary Hanselman Norwood Carlisle Louise Wigginton Elbert D. Flanagan Hughes St. Eee Blair Agnes C. Cohen Cleveland

Lawyers Frolic Roasts Sherrill at Cincinnati Frolic

The Sixth Annual Grid iron and Frolic of the Lawyers' Club of Cincinnati at the Gibson drew 500 attorneys judges and city officials. Lt Col Sherrill city manager elect received ribbing about his soon to be administration as cartoons and parodies lampooned politics and legal life.

Lawyers’ Club of Cincinnati Gibson Sherrill Washington Foreigners’ Policy Association Cincinnati Foreign Policy Association Murray Seasongood Judge Dixon Charles O. Rose Stanley Matthew Albert D. Cash Nelson Schwab Jacob S. Hermann Joseph P. Goodenough James B. O'Donnell Harry R. Weber Harry W. Vordenberg Richard E. Simmonds Nelson Cohen Herbert Shafer Prohibition

Three Negroes Arrested on Narcotic Conspiracy Charges

John Kid Hyde of 548 Carlisle Street and two other Black men were arrested on narcotics conspiracy charges related to Harrison Act violations. Hyde, previously released after a four year term, faces additional narcotic dealing and conspiracy counts. Edwards and French charged with conspiracy. Bond set at 20000 for Hyde and Edwards, 2500 for French. arraignments scheduled January 8 before United States Commissioner Gregory.

John Kid) Hyde Carlisle Street E. A. Fiemster United States Hyde Atlanta Alfred Edwards West Fifth Street Clarence French Frenchie Sterling Hotel Edwards French Gregory

Burglary Nets Jewelry From Two Homes

A thief entered through a window last night and stole a diamond wrist watch valued at 525 from Maurice Devy 3254 Delaware Avenue and a string of pearls valued at 30 from William Levi 819 Glenwood Avenue.

Maurice Devy Delaware Avenue William Levi Glenwood Avenue

Bread inquiry proposed by representative Kindred

Representative Kindred of New York proposed a Federal Trade Commission inquiry into flour and bread production distribution and sale in a December resolution in Washington. The move seeks to investigate pricing and market practices across the sector.

Washington Federal Trade Commission Kindred Dem N. Y

Death notices from Westwood and Clifton areas in December 1925

Obituary notices list Beaths Froehlich Jacob Charles of Westwood 2800 Shaffer Avenue died December 16 1925 with funeral at W Mack Johnson’s on December 19. Also Amelia Heister died December 16 with funeral December 18 at 143 Wentworth Avenue Clifton. Arthur Regan died December 17 with requiem at St Xavier’s December 19 and local union man. Giuseppe Scalbabrini died December 17 with service at 418 Rio Blessi Sacred Heart Italian Church. Dr Clifford Paul Sweny died December 17 1925 with services December 19 at Mack Johnson funeral home. Elizabeth Ann White infant daughter of William A and Florence White died December 17 at 4 30 am with mass December 19 at St Catherine Church.

Froehlich Jacob Charles Elizabeth Beck Shaffer Avenue Westwood W. Mack Johnson McMillan and Upland Place Heister Amelia Henry A. Heister Wentworth Avenue Clifton Regan—Arthur Jackson Street J. J. Sullivan & Co Broadway St. Xavier’s Church Union No Cigar Makers Covington Louisville J. J. Sullivan &Co Eo Blessi Sacred Heart Sweny Clifford Paul Erie Avenue Mason Richmond White Elizabeth Ann William A Florence White Bender North Avenue St. Catherine Church

Funeral Directors Offer Free Booklet on Modern Cremation

The Busse and Borgmann Co. Funeral Directors at 1517 Freeman Avenue promote a free booklet titled Sanitary Aesthetic Modern. They advertise three chapels and non sectarian services with no charges.

Cclien Co Busse & Borgmann Co Freeman Avenue

Brothers from Traverse City jailed for 15 year grudge rage

Auburn and Frank Steele pleaded guilty to assaulting cousins Guy and Frank Worden in Joliet years ago. Judge Carl Blankenburg sentenced them to 30 days in jail saying the law forbids beating relatives to settle old scores. Frank Worden required medical attention after the attack.

Associated Press Kalamazoo Mich Auburn Frank Steele Brothers Traverse City Carl Blankenburg Guy Frank Worden Steele Brothers Joliet, Il Cludes

Russian economic crisis shapes postwar talks in London

Mr Urquhart argues that Russian industries are failing and creditors demand a reasonable settlement before investment returns. He notes British opinion after recent elections and links to Paris conversations and Soviet ministers. Leonid Krassin's London appointment is cited as a pragmatic move by a skilled businessman.

Mr. Urquhart Russia Paris Leonid Krassin London

Gwathmey alimony suit settled out of court in New York

Mrs Isabel Coones Gwathmey and Archibald B Gwathmey Jr settled a six year old separation and alimony dispute. The terms were not disclosed though counsel said she had received all she sought. The case followed a Texas divorce and a New York debate over its legality.

New York Isabel Coones Gwathmey Archibald B. Gwathmey, Jr Supreme Court Gwathmey Edmund L. Mooney

Fitch divorce settlement ends Reno case

Mrs Lettie Fitch wife of Fred W Fitch a wealthy hair tonic manufacturer obtained a divorce in Des Moines Iowa It is reported a property settlement was reached out of court The Fitch divorce action began in Reno Nevada months ago and will be dismissed

Des Moines Lettie Fitch Fred W. Fitch

Runaway Truck Damages Five Vehicles and Injures Horse

A truck parked at 1716 Main Street rolled downhill injuring a horse hitched to a Baderman Coal wagon and damaging five vehicles. The truck owned by Bruckmann Brewing Co. was left by driver Andrew Winkler of 4230 Mad Anthony Street. Victims include Mike Hilsinger 1703 Central Avenue John Applebaum 1435 Vine Street and John Egleston of Boone County Kentucky. Passers by tightened the brake to halt the runaway.

Main Street Bruckmann Brewing Company Andrew Winkler Mad Anthony Street Baderman Coal Company Pleasant Street Mike Hilsinger Central Avenue John Applebaum Vine Street John Egleston Boone County Applebaum

Ex convict confesses killing boy and burning body

John Steinert formerly jailed admitted to abducting Roy Tolzmann eight, then choking him to death in a barn hay loft near Milwaukee. He said he set the barn on fire after the boy screamed and he regained his senses.

Associated Press Milwaukee Wis John Steinert Roy Tolzmann Steinert Roy

Columbia Gas and Electric Earnings Jump in 1925

The Columbia Gas and Electric Company and subsidiaries report eleven months ending November 30 1925 total net earnings and other income of 14 584 046 74 exceeding last year by 3 249 678 17. November earnings rise 784 695 48 versus last year with 1 886 015 15 this month and 1 101 319 67 in the prior November.

Columbia Gas and Electric Company

Burton to Discuss Court at Cincinnati Policy Luncheon

The Cincinnati Foreign Policy Association will host a luncheon on December 26 at the Linton where Congressman Theodore Burton will speak on The United States and the World Court. The Cincinnati Peace League will attend and invitations were extended to the Woman's City Club the League of Women Voters the Cincinnati Association and other groups.

Burton Cincinnati Foreign Policy Association Linton Theodore Burton United States World Court Cincinnati Peace League Russell Wilson Foreign Policy Association Woman’s City Club League of Women Voters The Cincinnati Association

Two Negroes Held In Theft At St Vincent De Paul Home

Detectives recovered part of the loot after a Wednesday night theft at Wade and John streets. Two men named Walter Catthin, 34, of 5238 George street, and Willie Brown, 23, of 703 West Fifth street, were arrested on suspicion and deny the theft.

St. Vincent de Paul Wade and John Streets McCorkhill Loewenstine Walter Catthin George Street Willie Brown West Fifth Street

Edward Muther Dies After Courthouse Riot Injury

Edward Muther, paralyzed for 38 years from a 1884 courthouse riot gunshot, died aged 67. He lived at 1238 East Third Street, later at Hamilton County Home. Funeral by Busse & Borgmann Undertaking, services Saturday at Wade Street chapel, burial Carthage Road Cemetery.

Edward Muther Muther East Third Street Hamilton County Haven Pauper Edward Busse Busse & Borgmann Undertaking Company Wade Street Freeman Avenue Carthage’ Road

General Macklin Dies Veteran of Civil and Indian Wars

Brigadier General James E. Macklin 79 retired U S Army veteran of the Civil War and Indian wars died in Los Angeles.

Macklin Associated Press Los Angeles James E. Macklin

Winter Plattsburg Forms and Elects Its Officers

Lieutenant Edgar Millis was elected President of the Winter Plattsburg at the initial meeting last night at the Chamber of Commerce. Captain Paul Brockards was named Vice President and Major Harry L. Brehm became Secretary. The unit is sponsored by the Quartermasters' Association with efforts led by Major Harry J. Price and Captain Harold S. Wright of the Cincinnati Chapter. Colonel J. Cleves Short spoke on the unit's work and it was noted that membership carries no cost to reserve officers.

Edgar Millis Cincinnati

Puzzle row ends in tragedy in Brooklyn

Theodore Korner and his wife were involved in a fatal shooting at a Brooklyn apartment. Korner, 27, shot his wife in the head after she refused to help with a crossword puzzle then killed himself. Police said Mrs. Korner was in serious condition.

Associated Press New York Theodore Korner Brooklyn

Bordeaux Exchange Burns Destroyed in Fire

The Stock Exchange at Bordeaux destroyed by fire, with damage estimated above 10,000,000 francs. The building, a 1749 design by architect Gabriel, was one of France’s architectural marvels.

Bordeaux Exchange Associated Press Bordeaux The Stock Exchange France Gabriel

River Traffic Highlights Cincinnati Ohio River Status

The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 12.2 feet at 6 PM with several arrivals and departures noted. The John W. Hubbard from Louisville and the Tom Greene bound for Charleston were observed, along with the John Hubbard heading to Louisville. The Kentucky was due at 10 AM from Louisville and would return at 5 PM. The towboat Margaret with an empty barge tow passed upstream yesterday.

John W. Hubbard Louisville Yeater Tom Greene Charleston John Hubbard Kentucky Margaret The Inland Waterways Company

Weather summary for Ohio and neighboring states with temperatures

A 1925 weather summary lists Friday and Saturday forecasts for Ohio Kentucky Tennessee and West Virginia with fair to partly cloudy skies and light snow flurries in northeast areas. It also provides current and past twenty four hour temperatures and a December 17 record showing highs and lows across regions with precipitation figures.

Ohio Kentucky Tennessee West Virginia

Hay and Grain Receipts Fall Versus 1924 in Cincinnati

A. M. Braun reports that grain and hay receipts show a decline from 1924 with incomplete reports indicating lower wheat production in the Cincinnati territory and reduced forage output. The Cincinnati Grain and Hay Exchange elected directors for three and two year terms and will appoint officers next week.

A. M. Braun Cincinnati Grain and Hay Exchange Exchange The Gibson Cincinnati Braun Ralph H. Brown Robert Lee Early Elmer H. Heile Fred W. Scholl W. A. VanHorn Max Blumenthal H. Edward Richter Frank J. Currus George A. Dieterle Fred B. Edmands D. W. Hopkins Lou McGlaughlin Harry E. Niemeyer B. H. Wess

Liquor Warehouse Cashier Robbed of 15000 in Winnipeg

Thomas Nuttall cashier for the Manitoba Liquor Commission Warehouse was slugged and robbed of 15000 by two armed men who fled in a car. The incident occurred en route to the bank in Winnipeg, Manitoba, on December 17. In Ohio, C R Rinke was bound gagged and found unconscious in an abandoned Willow Grove coal mine room after a workday robbery. Sheriff Sam Dunfee leads the probe.

Associated Press Winnipeg Manitoba Thomas Nuttall Manitoba Liquor Commission ST. Clairsville C. R. Rinke Willow Grove Here Sam Dunfee

Directors elected at Milk Exchange meeting for year

The Milk Exchange elected D. Hooge John Weber J A Fielman L Moormeier and H J Feldman as Directors for the ensuing year. The board will reorganize next week to elect officers. The Academy of Medicine will discuss Genito Urinary Diseases Monday at 8 15 p m at the Literary Club 25 East Eighth Street. No meeting December 28. A January meeting is planned at Medical College Auditorium Eden Avenue. The Fairview Civic League will meet tonight at 8 at Clifton Heights Gesang Verein Hall 2357 Rohs Street, moved up one week for holiday conflicts. H G Baldwin of American Appraisal Company addresses Cincinnati Chapter of National Association of Cost Accountants at the Chamber of Commerce tonight at 8 on Profit and Loss Statements.

Yovtendeg D. Hooge John Weber J. A. Fielman L. Moormeier H. J. Feldman Academy of Medicine Literary Club East Eighth Street Academy Medical College Eden Avenue Fairview Civic League Clifton Heights Cincinnati National Association of Cost Accountants Chamber of Commerce

Births listed for Bryant Vernon Clifton and many others

A fragment lists multiple birth notices with parents and addresses. Entries include BRYANT Vervin and Martha at 1549 West Sixth Street a girl. CLIFTON Vernon and Mae at 782 Harriet Street a boy. many more couples with street addresses and newborns, including boys and girls. The text reads as a hurried registry of birth announcements with scattered names and homes.

Bryant—Vervin Martha West Sixth Street Clifton—Vernon and Mae Harriett Crain Willecd Mary Terrace A Cunningham George Ruth East Ninth Street Davidson—Lee Amide East McMillan Street Goddard Bernice Christine Central Bear Gor Lee Adelaide Ivy Avenue R . Graydo Lucy Hartman Edwin Marie Edward Anna Poplar Hulbert William Summer Street Samyon C Stella Ludlow Street Moran Alice Wells Obernostheide Fred Davis Street Tanner Avenue Pfei Tffer Joseph Rose Trenton Harry Ludlow Avenue Smith J H Alma Kincaid Road Stahl John Edwards Obbey Stross Josephony Isolde North Strotmeyer Frank and Maryland Avenue Walters Teresa Baymiller Street Ae Ward John A Lucy East Mcm Tlan Street

Cure a Cold in One Day Ad for Laxative Brom Quin

An advertisement promotes Laxative Brom Quinine Tablets as a safe proven cold remedy. It claims fast relief in one day and features the box signature of E. W. Grove. Price 30 cents.

E. W. Grove

World Court debate opens in Senate with reservations

Senate debate on the World Court and ratification unfolds as Senator Swanson argues for adherence with reservations while warning not to be misled by a flattering appeal. Senators Borah Reed and others prepare to push a strenuous fight and La Follette plans maiden address.

Walsh Dem Mont Borah Reed Johnson Rep Cal Ship‘stead F.L Minn League Virginia Foreign Relations Woodrow Wilson United States Swanson League of Nations Senate

Also Mentioned on This Page

Harold Higgins Ann L. Buntin Phoebe Kandel William S. Keller Social Hygiene Committee Charles Bertram Adam S. Stokes Hicks Mary L. Hicks Health Federation Martin Fisher College of Medicine University of Cincinnati Fisher General Hospital Methodist Book Concern Plum Street Leora Wade Nias Fourth St Longworth St Mound St Keck St Lockland Pearl ST Fred A.schmidt Wrissel Rulson el Presidente Cash George D. Harper Esberger Ing Winter Plattsburg Ohio River Pittsburgh Toreerertes Dam Parkersburg Ww Va Meas W. Va Portsmouth Paducah Cairo Stee Reeerereeeen Eee de Ry Memphis Tenn Tone Eeenenereeee Wicksby Helena Ark Miss New Deans Bis Ccies Franklin Leck No Zanesville Sreeeere Tratines Narrows Eeeerecses Hinton Dik Cobesmeah K’awha Falls Se Charleston eVater Weide Pikeville al Tener Eeessres Johnsonville Daven Weeareee Keokuk Lowa Atlanticc Omaha Birm’ham Denver Phoenicx Spokane Pittsb S.francisco San Diego Nashville Pas Feo Veiseinenss SRD Douglas Fairbanks James Cruze the Pony Express Beery-Torrence-Compson and A Thousand Othe O. B. Wise East Fifth ST Messiah Music Hall Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Mabel Garrison Kathryn Meisle Dan Beddoe Fred Patten Frank van der Stucken Willis Music Store Cincinnati Symphony Hans Kindler Emery Auditorium Fritz Reiner Ralph Lyford the John Church Co Easts Shubert David Belasco William Courtenay Belasco Theater Co Alwudin Vivienne Osborne Amluliwuund Lennox Virginia Pawle Hammond ED Wynn Pala Melodyland Marguerite de la Motte John Bowers Cox O. D. Woodward Orpheum Rudolph Valéntino the Eagle Kinogram News Lympic SID Lorraine, Inc Abe Reynolds Florence Mills Canal NCE Sher Saturda Leatrice Joy Aileen Pringle Wildfire Richard Barthelmess Dorothy Gish Felix Mendelssohn Lon Chaney Norma Shearer Jisiavine Julian Eltinge Lord Jim Percy Marmont Shirley Mason Harold Lloyd I DO Conrad Nagel Lionel. Larrymore Anna Q. Sr E Fran Keith Friscoe Nervo & Knox Corelli Sisters Kramer & Boyle Hartley & Patterson Charlie Chase Comedy Stewart & Olive Holloway & Austin
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