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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1925

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Gas rates upheld by state court ruling in 1925 case

The State Supreme Court sustained the Public Utilities Commission ruling that Union Gas and Electric could file a new Cincinnati rate schedule for May 21 to June 19, 1925. The city’s motion to strike the schedule from the file was overruled.

Columbus, CO State Supreme Court Public Utilities Commission Union Gas and Electric Company Cincinnati Bowman Supreme Court

Hamilton County Court Blocks Cincinnati Rate Fix Law

The Hamilton County Common Pleas Court enjoined Cincinnati from enforcing a rate fixing ordinance until June 19, thirty days after the measure passed over the mayor's veto. A short time schedule was filed to bridge the gap before the deadline.

Cincinnati Hamilton County Common Pleas Court

Councilman Rose Promises New Gas Rate Fight Next Council

Councilman elect Charles O. Rose vows to urge a new gas rate ordinance after expert investigation, stating the Utilities Commission has jurisdiction if the current council fails to act. He notes a $456,000 budget for expert review and cites a pending electric rate referendum.

Charles OO. Rose Tam Supreme Court Rose Utilities Commission Commission

Julian Elected to National Committee in Ohio Party Vote

W A Julian wins a National Committeeman seat after a 31st ballot with 10 votes to 6 for Gongwer and 3 for Heer. Paul F Dye of Urbana appeals for harmony for his father Thomas Dye, State Executive Chairman. Julian's biography notes long civic and business involvement in Cincinnati.

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

Julian Active in State and Local Politics for Years

W A Julian is the new Democratic National Committeeman from Ohio and has long Been active in national and state party affairs. He helped plan Democratic campaigns in recent presidential races and served on the Finance Committee for the John W Davis ticket. He assisted Governor Donahey in re election efforts and, as a retired shoe manufacturer, led the Julian and Kokenge Company before retiring in January 1923 after thirty years in operation.

Julian William J. Leonard Hamilton County Thomas J. Noctor Leonard Mr. Julian Frankfort Cincinnati Kokenge Associated Charities Duckworth Club San Francisco New York Wilson Federal Trade Commission Federal Reserve Bank Board Queen City Club Business Men's Club Cincinnati Country Club W. A. Julian Ohio John W. Davis Donahey Frank B. Willis United States Julian & Kokenge Shoe Company

Fleming Feudist Dies After Shootout with Deputies

Wil lie Fleming a Mtne feudist from Pikeville Kentucky dies after a standoff with Sheriff Johnson and ten deputies. Wounded early yesterday he refused to surrender and was shot at his mother's home near the West Virginia line.

Associated Press Pikeville, KyYv Willie Fleming Johnson Long Fork Shelby Creek Fleming John Fleming West Virginia Line

Births in City Share Nine New Arrivals

A list of newborns in the city includes a boy born to Bolton Embra and Mary at 4044 Spring Grove Avenue. a boy to Bleis Harry and Ynchtnnen at 65 East Clifton Avenue. a boy to say Mgoi and Anna at 179T Pulte. a boy to Hehemann Robert and hiddens at 1614 Knox Street. a girl to Malkus Clifford and Grace at 1531 Queen City Avenue. a girl to ee eee and Loretta at 2925 Kling Avenue. a boy to Roeder Henry and Florence at 1945 Central Avenue. a boy to Steinmann Harry and Margaret at 4211 Leeper Street. a boy to Walk Frank and Isabelle at 128 Huey Avenue. a girl to Winkle Googe and Lena at 1515 Jones Street.

Bolton Embra Mary Spring Grove Avenue Bleis Harry Ynchtnnen Clifton Avenue Say Mgoi Anna Hehemann Robert and Hiddens Knox Street Malkus—Clifford and Grace Queen City Avenue Ee Eee Loretta Kling Avenue Roeder Henry Florence Central Avenue Steinmann Harry and Margaret Leeper Street Frank and Isabelle Hueyue Winkle Googe Lena Jones Street

Weather city by city forecast and past December record

Ohio and nearby states face fair but cold weather with Wednesday cold to fair then clouding and rising temps. Kentucky Tennessee and West Virginia see fair skies, warmer trends with light snow flurries possible in mountains. Indiana reports unsettled conditions with snow north and rain or snow in the south as temps creep up. The piece includes December 22 1925 weather readings for multiple cities with high and low temps, wind, and precipitation notes.

Ohio Kentucky Tennessee West Portion West Virginia Indiana

Samuel Wolfstein Dies Attor ney for 40 Years

Samuel Wolfstein aged 40 years, an attorney with the Cincinnati law firms Long Kramer & Kramer and later Alfred B Benedict and Carl Werner, died suddenly at 638 Glenwood Avenue. A Cincinnati Bar member for over four decades, he also served as trustee and treasurer of Plum Street Temple. He leaves widow Emma Scheuer Wolfstein and children George Wolfstein Philadelphia James Wolfstein Cleveland Isabella Wolfstein. Funeral Thursday at 2:30 at his residence with Rabbi James T Heller officiating.

Samuel Wolfstein Glenwood Avenue Mr. Wolfstein Hannibal Cincinnati Cincinnati Law School Long, Kramer & Kramer Alfred B. Benedict Carl Werner St. Paul Wolfstein Business Men’s Club Lawyers’ Club Wise Center Club Plum Street Temple Emma Scheuer Wolfstein George Wolfstein Philadelphia James Wolfstein Cleveland Isabella Wolfstein Court of Domestic Relations of James T. Heller

Oliver D. Bryant dies at 79 long time Cincinnati executive

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. Survived by widow Katherine, daughter Caroline, and son Oliver S. Bryant, funeral Thursday at 2:30 at the home. burial in Spring Grove Cemetery.

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 Business Men appoint 1926 committee at Y M C A luncheon

Seven members of the Noon Business Men's Class of the Central Y M C A were named to assist E E Schultz, the 1926 physical director, at a luncheon yesterday. About sixty members attended and the seven named included John Bott and Steve O Wuestefeld with Wuestefeld as toastmaster.

Central Y. M. C. A E. E. Schultz John Bott Charles Conover Russell King Albert Luckey J. A. McPhail George Ruhl Steve O'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 December 1925

Deaths announced include Anna Bauer at 74 from Westwood on December 21 with funeral at Rebold & Son in Cheviot December 24. Oliver Dexter Bryant, Bridget Bennett, Robert M Cunningham, Adda Fenner, Jessie F Murray, Emily P Wood, Samuel Wolfstein all noted with residence, date, and funeral arrangements in Cincinnati region papers.

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 Po Hillsboro Waverly Murray Jessie F. Murray Elizabeth Anna I. Wade West Sixth Street Wood Emily P Krug Christ Hospi Funera McMillan and Land Place M. Wolfstein Samuel Emma Scheuer Wolfstein Glenwood Avenue Avondale

President Coolidge Considers United States Entry to Disarmament Talks

President Coolidge weighs accepting the League of Nations invitation to join preliminary disarmament conference discussions. Congress debates participation with resolutions from Senator King and Representatives Fish and Moore. White House aides consult Kellogg, Hughes, and Root on guidance and potential congressional sanction. No action yet.

Washington Coolidge United States League of ‘Nations White House Geneva Senate House King Dem Utah Foreign Affairs Committee Representative Fish Rep Moore Kellogg Charles E. Hughes Elihu Root Hughes Root

Gifts For Alien Children At Republican Tea

Women at the pre-Christmas tea in the Woman's Division Rooms of Republican headquarters collected a barrel of toys for foreign born children served by the American House. Prof B C Van Wye read A Christmas Carol and Mrs Wilmer H Crawford spoke. The event was the citys first winter holiday affair of its kind.

Republican Institute of American Government B. C. van Wye Dickens Wilmer H. Crawford

River Traffic and Salvage Update on Ohio River

The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 9.8 feet last night as tug and barge traffic moved upriver. The John W. Hubbard from Louisville arrived at noon and departed for Louisville at 5 pm. The Kentucky is to arrive from Louisville at noon and return at 5 pm. Betsy Ann heads from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati by midnight and back to Pittsburgh at 3 am. Towboat Ben Franklin carried an oil tow to Pittsburgh. Salvage efforts reported after the Greenwood was rammed at the local wharf by Chris Greene. captain John Greene announced details of the Greenwood incident.

Kentucky Louisville Betsy Ann Pittsburgh Ben Franklin Inland Waterways Company Ever Greenwood Jdon Greene Greene Line Greenwood Chris Greene

Final crop production estimates by Department of Agriculture

The Department of Agriculture released final year production estimates. Corn yields 2,900,581,000 bushels. winter wheat 398,486,000. spring wheat 270,879,000. hard wheat 669,365,000. oats 1,501,909,000 bushels.

Associated Press Washington Department of Agriculture

Death Reveals Secret Marriage of Dying Girl

In Middletown Ohio on December 22 Pauline Hegedus and Ralph Pyre had wed a year and a half earlier. The couple’s marriage was disclosed on the deathbed of Pauline after an operation.

Associated Press Middletown Pauline Hegedus Ralph Pyre

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