State Supreme Court Upholds Gas Rate Ruling
The Ohio State Supreme Court sustained a Public Utilities Commission finding that Union Gas and Electric could file a new rate schedule for Cincinnati covering May 21 to June 19, 1925. The city’s motion to strike was overruled and Councilman Rose urged a new ordinance after expert study.
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Columbus, CO
State Supreme Court
Public Utilities Commission
Union Gas and Electric Company
Cincinnati
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Charles CO._. Rose
Supreme Court
Rose
Utilities Commission
Bowman
Julian Elected National Committeeman From Ohio
W A Julian wins a seat on the Democratic National Committee after a thirty one ballot round in Ohio. He is a longtime state and national party figure, former shoe manufacturer, and active in philanthropy and civic groups.
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W. A. Julian
National
Harmony
Julian
Gongwer
Heer
Paul F. Dye
Urbana
Thomas Dye
Newton D. Baker
E. H. Moore
J. N. Whiteside
Youngstown
I. E. Snyder
Circleville
Drucilla Bullock
Cleveland
Ohio
John W. Davis
Donahey
Frank B. Willis
United States
Julian & Kokenge Shoe Company
Fleming Hills feudist dies after gunfight with deputies
Wil lie Fleming, heir to a feudist line, died after a confrontation with Sheriff Johnson and ten deputies at Long Fork of Shelby Creek. Wounded early yesterday he refused surrender and was shot while holding off officers in his mother’s home near the West Virginia line.
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Pikeville
Willie Fleming
Johnson
Long Fork
Shelby Creek
Fleming
John Fleming
West Virginia Line
Births Recorded Across Several Families in City
Recent birth notices include a boy born to Bolton Embra Mary at 4044 Spring Grove Avenue and a girl to Clifford Raed Grace at 1531 Queen City Avenue. Other newborns listed feature families on East Clifton Avenue and Kling Avenue with several entries for boys and girls.
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Bolton
Mary
Spring Grove Avenue
Harry
Antoinette
Clifton Avenue
Hau Oo
Anna
Pulte
Hehemann
Robert and
Allislans
Kno Malkos
Clifford Raed Grace
Queen City Avenue
Pirman
Howard and
Loretta
Kling Avenue
Roed der Honey
Florence
Central Avenues
Steinm
Margaret
Lee Street
Walker
Frankie Isabelle
Huey Avenue
Wink Nkle
George and
Lena
Jones Street
Weather outlook across states with mixed snow flurries
The forecast calls for fair and cold conditions in Ohio and West Virginia with increasing cloudiness and warmer later in the week plus possible snow flurries in northern areas. Kentucky and Tennessee trend warmer with cloudy skies. Indiana sees unsettled, mostly fair days with snow north and possible rain or snow in the south. temperatures rise gradually. The accompanying table lists current and high temperatures and last 24 hour precipitation for cities like Eastport, Boston, Chicago, Omaha, and Kansas City among others.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Portion
West Virginia
Indiana
Samuel Wolfstein Dies Attorney for 40 Years
Samuel Wolfstein 4 years old? dies at 6 last night at 638 Glenwood Ave. Cincinnati attorney long time in Long Kramer Benedict Werner firms. Survived by widow Emma Scheuer Wolfstein and children George Philadelphia James Cleveland Isabella. Funeral Thursday at 2 30 at residence with Rabbi James T. Heller officiating.
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Samuel Wolfstein
Glenwood Avenue
Mr. Wolfstein
Hannibal
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Law School
Long, Kramer & Kramer
Alfred B. Benedict
Carl Werner
St. Paul
Oliver D Bryant dies Crane & Breed official at 79
Oliver D Bryant, 79, vice president and treasurer of Crane & Breed Manufacturing, died of heart disease after a five day illness. A native of Enfield Massachusetts, he lived most of his life in Cincinnati and belonged to the Business Men's Club. He leaves widow Katherine Bryant, daughter Caroline Bryant, and son Oliver S Bryant. Funeral Thursday at 2:30 pm at his home. Burial in Spring Grove Cemetery.
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Oliver D. Bryant
Crane & Breed Manufacturing Company
West Eighth Street
Enfield
Mass
Cincinnati
Business Men’s Club
Katherine Bryant
Caroline Bryant
Oliver S. Bryant
Spring Grove Cemetery
Noon Y M C A class names 1926 committee at luncheon
Seven members of the Noon Business Men's Class at the Central Y M C A were named to assist E E Schultz physical director for 1926 at a luncheon. About sixty members attended. list includes John Bott Charles Conover Russell Albert Luckey J A McPhail George Ruhl and Steve Wuestefeld. Mr Wuestefeld served as toastmaster.
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Central Y. M. C. A
E. E. Schultz
John Bott
Charles Conover
Russell
Albert Luckey
J. A. McPhail
George Ruhl
Steve Wuestefeld
Wuestefeld
Toestmaster
Pennsylvania Railroad
W. W. Attebury
Bolan and Buck
William H. Moran
United States Secret Service
Lewis Malcolm Lawrence
Washington, D. C
Middletown
Lawrence
Federal Reserve Bank
Obituary notices from Cincinnati area 1925 listings
A sequence of funeral notices for Anna Bauer Oliver Dexter Kate Bryant William Bennett Robert Cunningham Adda Fenner Jessie F Murray Emmily P Wood and Samuel Wolfstein, with birth and death dates, residence addresses, and service details including church and funeral home locations in Cincinnati region.
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Walnut Hills
Bennett
William
Bridget Bennett
Stokes
Harrison Avenue
Fairmount
Rebold & Son
Harrison and
Westwood Avenues
South Fairmount
St. Bonaventura
Clifton
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan and Upland Lace
Hillsboro
Waverly
Murray
Jessie F. Murray
Elizabeth
Anna I. Wade
West Sixth Street
Wood—Emmily P
Krug
Christ Hospi
McMillan and Land Place
Wolfstein
Samuel
Emma Scheuer Wolfstein
Glenwood Avenue
Avondale
President Coolidge weighs accepting League disarmament invitation
Washington reports President Coolidge is studying the Geneva invitation to participate in preliminary disarmament talks. Resolutions favoring U S participation were introduced in Congress while Kellogg conferred with Hughes and Root on the issue. No action yet by House or Senate.
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Coolidge
United States
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White House
Geneva
Senate
House
King
Dem
Utah
Foreign Affairs Committee
Representative Fish
Rep
Moore
Kellogg
Charles E. Hughes
Elihu Roe
Hughes
Root
Alien Children Benefit From Pre-Christmas Tea Gifts
Foreign born children at the American House received a barrel of toys donated by women who attended a pre Christmas tea at the Woman's Division Rooms in Republican headquarters. Prof. B C Van Wye read A Christmas Carol and Mrs Wilmer H Crawford spoke. The event was the first winter holiday affair of its kind in the city.
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Republican
Institute of American Government
B. C. van Wye
Dickens
Wilmer H. Crawford
River Stage Near Cincinnati Rises to 9.8 Feet
The Ohio River at Cincinnati was 9.8 feet and rising at 6 last night. The steamer John W. Hubbard from Louisville arrived at noon yesterday, and the John W. Hebbard left for Louisville at 5 PM yesterday.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
John W. Hubbard
Louisville
John W. Hebbard
Kentucky
Betsy Ann
Pittsburgh
Ben Franklin
Inland Waterways Company
Bell
Ner Greenwood
Jdon Greene
Greene Line
Reenood
Ramm
Chris Greene
Iver Tages
Fall T
Cocesevese
W. Va
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Pt. Pleasant
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O Ky
Portsmouth
Dam
Ky. Ae
Ind
Omen
Ooees
Evansville
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Ice
Paducah
Vicksburg
Miss
New Orleans
Franklin
Leck No
Zanesville
Radford
Narrows
Va. W
Hinton
Charleston
Kanawha Falls
W.va
Lorence
Ala
Little Rock
Final crop production estimates from Agriculture
The Department of Agriculture released final 1935 production estimates. Corn totals 2,900,581,000 bushels. winter wheat 398,486,000. spring wheat 270,879,000. all wheat 669,365,000. oats 1,501,909,000 bushels.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Dying Gire Reveals Marriage Before Death
In Middletown Delaware on December 22 the secret marriage of Pauline Hegedus and Ralph Pyre, wed a year and a half earlier, was disclosed as Pauline died following an operation. The revelation occurred on her death bed.
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Middletown
Pauline Hegedus
Ralph Pyre
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