Libel suit planned by Sapiro against Hetty Ford in Dearborn Independent case
Aaron Sapiro, counsel for several cooperative farmers, mailed a $1,000,000 libel demand to Hetty Ford. He alleges her Dearborn Independent articles linked him with a Jewish conspiracy and seeks a retraction within Michigan law before filing suit in Detroit after 30 days. The notice lists E. G. Seibold, W. Cameron, and The Dearborn Motor Company among others and cites August 30, 1924 material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Aaron Sapiro
Farmers’ Cooperative
Hetty Ford
Ford
Sapiro
Michigan
Washington
Detroit
Dearborn Independent
Julius Rosenw
Otto Kahn
Berbard Barueh
Ert
A D. Lasker
E. Myer, Jr
Amerian Agriculture
America
Artticle
Republic
United States
Russia
American Farm Bureau Federation
Mr. Sapiro
Califona
J. W. Coverdale
Grain Marketing Company
United States Shoe Company bought Louisville plant after merger
Testimony by John G Holters, president of the combine, details the 1923 purchase of the F K Resor Shoe plant in Louisville for 93000 dollars eight days after five firms formed United States Shoe Company. He describes financing, asset valuation, goodwill, and plans to sue Duttenhofer for overvalued inventory while defending the merger’s profits and his own compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Shoe Company
Louisville
Combine
United States Shoe Company
The
Sale
John G.rs
Holters
Herman W. Santen
Millsbrae Avenue
F. Kx. Resor Shoe Company
James O’donnell
Albert Cash
Santon
Krohn - Fechheimer
Wise
Duttennhofer
Scheiffele
Holters Company
Mr. O'Donnell
Board of Trade
Duttenhofer Company
Nothing to Say Editor Declines Comment in Sapiro Libel Suit
Detroit January 8 editor W J Cameron of the Dearborn Independent said he had nothing to say when presented with Aaron Sapiro statements about libel suits against The Independent Henry Ford and Ford associates. He predicted that all interested parties would share this stance.
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Dearborn Independent
Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
W. J.cameron
Aaron Sapiro
The
Independent
Henry Ford
Ford Enterprises
Blames Smith tax law for poverty in Ohio cities
A. Dyer, legislative agent for the State Grange and Farm Bureau Federation, told the Ohio League of Municipalities that the Smith 1 percent tax law, enacted in 1911, was designed to force cities and school districts into debt to create a money market, and that its rigid limits compel borrowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumbus
A. Dyer
State Grange and Farm Bureau Federation
Ohigo League of Municipalities
Federal agents seize 700 half-barrels of beer in Buffalo
Federal agents seized seven hundred half-barrels of beer today in a Buffalo warehouse. The beer bore marks showing it was shipped from Pennsylvania, and the seizure follows an investigation into illicit consignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Pennsylvania
Auto Show Details To Be Revealed At Banquet Tonight
The annual auto dealers pre show banquet convenes at the Business Men's Club tonight to outline the 1925 Auto Show opening Saturday at Music Hall. J W Tarbill presides as plans cover an orange grove, spring apple orchard, Crosley Studio broadcast, and large electric sign. W B Burrus will speak on sales profits and fundamentals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Dealers
Business Men's Club
Music Hall
Hamilton
Kenton
Campbell Counties
Dealers’ Association
J. W. Tarbill
Cincinnati
Gram
WLW
Crosley
Fred L. Smith
W.B. Burrus
Ohio Legislature Convenes Brief Session Before Monday Adjournment
In Ohio the House met for a perfunctory session receiving two bills and adjourned until Monday morning Senate adjourned until Monday State officials accepted Governor Donahey's invitation to be sworn in with him before a joint session Robert A Taft House majority leader and Vernon M Riegel state director of education conferred on legislation for schools relief the day’s events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Ing. Senate
Donahey
Robert A. Taft
Vernon M. Riegel
Covington Burglar Outfit Found After Wrecked Car
Five Cleveland men escaped through a bridge railing after a wreck near Walton Kentucky. Police complain Kentucky lacks a burglar tools law. Two men, Ralph Green and Brandon Lovell, were seriously injured and hospitalized. The other three, Warren Green Orville Green and London Heritage, were jailed in Walton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Walton
Kluemper
Kentucky
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Covington
Ralph Green
Brandon Lovell
O.green
Lovell
Thomas Percival
Boone County
Warren Green
Orville Green
London Heritage
Knoxville
Execution of Kolchak and Pepeliayev in Siberia Memoried
The memoirs of Sergius Tschoudnovsky recount how Admiral Kolchak and General Pepeliayev were executed by firing squad in Irkutsk on February 7, 1920. Firing squads shot them after a hurried decision as Red forces advanced. their bodies were thrown into the Angara River and never recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Kolchak
Pepeliayev
Siberia
Irkutsk
Sergius Tschoudnovsky
Kapval
Pepebayev
Revolutionary’ Commission
Tschoudnovsky
Central Executive Committee
Canary Singers to Be Placed in Trees at Auto Show
A singing canary will inhabit every orange and apple tree in Music Hall during the Auto Show to evoke spring and summer. J W Tarbill, president of the Automobile Dealers Association, arranged for canaries to be placed in wicker cages in each tree with daily feeding and watering and constant temperature to safeguard them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Tarbill
Automobile Dealers’ Association
Auto Show Visitors Victims in Kidnaping
John Thomason and his son George, citrus growers from Dade City Florida, were robbed and kidnapped while sightseeing near Wade Street and Central Avenue. Five armed men in a large touring car beat them, stole 110 from the elder man, and forced them from their vehicle. Two youths witnessed the incident and provided the suspects names to police as they searched for four or five men with prior records. The rented touring car was abandoned and Thomason’s car was left missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Street
Central Avenue
John Thomason
George Thomason
Dade City
Fla
Newland
Thomason
Eugene B Sayers Dies Suddenly at 68 in Covington
Eugene B Sayers 68 former councilman died suddenly yesterday morning from apoplexy while seated at his Fayette Apartments Covington home at Fourth and Garrard streets. He was linked with United States Motor Truck Company and known in business circles. Survived by son Warner Sayers Cincinnati businessman and daughter Mrs FE Whittaker of Cynthiana Ky. Funeral arrangements not yet completed.
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Eugene B. Sayers
Fayette Apartments
Fourth and
Garrard Streets
Covington
Sayers
United States Motor Truck Company
First Presbyterian Church
Warner Sayers
Cincinnati
FE. Whittaker
Cynthiana, Ky
Funeral for Policeman Ben F Law Held Today
The funeral for Ben F Law, shot by two robbers over a week ago, took place at Emanuel Baptist Church at Twentieth and Geenup streets with a Golden Rule Lodge of Masons in charge. He is survived by his widow Mary and four children. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery. A fund to aid the family began with a donation from Foltz Grocery Company, where he was trying to intervene when shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben F Law
Immanuel Baptist Church
Twentieth
Geenup Streets
Golden Rule Lodge of Masons
Mary Law
Highland Cemetery
Foltz Grocery Company
Senator R C Simmons Marries Alma Lawton in Secret Ceremony
Friends of Senator Robert C Simmons were surprised to learn of his marriage yesterday to Alma Lawton of Cincinnati. They left for Hot Springs Virginia. Hind, a close friend, sought the hotel name to send congratulations. Simmons is a Kenton County Bar Association leader and eight year Kentucky Senate veteran.
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R. C. Simmons
Alma Lawton
Robert C. Simmons
Cincinnati
Hot Springs
W. N. Hind
Simmons
Kenton County Bar Association
Kentucky Senate
Kenton Circuit Court Divorces Custody and Damages
Mrs Alfreda Hampton sues for divorce from Morris J Hampton at 35 Linden avenue alimony custody of their child and return of a $100 diamond ring from her rents John A Hoelscher seeks $464 from Fred and Henrietta C Hoffer on a promissory note Mrs Louise Harney obtains divorce from Kendall Harney on cruelty and custody Mary Jones files $2500 damages suit against Jacob Rauch over a Dixie Highway collision O C Jones sues Rauch for $350 damages to his car.
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Kenton Circuit Court
Alfreda Hampton
Morris J. Hampton
Linden Avenue
John A. Hoelscher
Fred
Henrietta C. Hoffer
Louise Harney
Lee Street
Meek named administratrix after fatal bridge crash
Mrs Louise A Meek of 218 Sterritt avenue is appointed administratrix of the estate of her husband Dr J Risk Meek who was killed in an automobile crash on the suspension bridge. The Mothers Club on Seventh District School will meet at 2 30 this afternoon at the school in Rosedale and members are urged to attend. James Dailey 50 1557 Maryland avenue was sentenced to ten days in jail for disorderly conduct by Judge Manson in Police Court. General services for George Grapevine 66 will be held at 2 this afternoon from 61 Montclair street Ludlow. He is survived by three daughters Daisy Holt Bessie Reale and Mary Ash burial in Highland Cemetery.
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Covington
Louise A. Meek
Sterritt Avenue
J. Risk Meek
Mothers’ Club
Ieventh
Rosedale
James Dailey
Maryland Avenue
Manson
Yesto Fe Neral
George Grapevine
Montclair Street
Ludlow
Daisy Holt
Bessie Reale
Mary Ash
Highland Cemetery
Covington Plans Purchase of Emergency Police Car
Covington city commissioners meet to appropriate funds for a new emergency automobile for the Police Department. The current patrol car has logged over 80,000 miles in three years and is deemed unsuitable for continued service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Manson Wins Commission In Reserve Force
Judge Lewis L. Manson of Covington Police Court received a commission in the Judge Advocate General's Department of the Reserve Corps yesterday, with dispatches from Washington confirming the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manson
Judge Advocate General’s Department of the Reserve Corps
Lewis L. Manson
Covington
West Thirtyfourth Street
Washington
Horse Shipper John Miller Dies in Lexington
John Miller, 70, a renowned horse shipper who specialized in trotting and thoroughbred race horses, died at a Lexington hospital after a brief illness. He had shipped horses in Lexington for more than forty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
John Miller
Train kills three children in Bethlehem
Three children Roderick 10 John 12 and Mildred 8 Belgrash were killed and two others seriously injured when a wagon carrying them to school was struck by a Lehigh Valley passenger train in Bethlehem Pennsylvania on January 27.
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Bethlehem
Roderick
John
Mildred
Ludwig Belgrash
Newport Dubs Accused Dance Hall Sheik
Fred S. Becker of Northside Cincinnati charged with a attack on Miss Marie Koehler nineteen, daughter of Gus Koehler of Newport, on trial in Campbell Circuit Court. Koehler testified Becker, who called himself a ballroom sheik, refused to marry after she trusted him. She said he changed his appearance in court. Prosecutor asked if he was a ballroom sheik. she answered yes. They had visited Cincinnati dance halls and separated August 15 1918 after five years living together. She was restored to her maiden name Gaylord. Velma Plunkett sued Robert Plunkett for divorce yesterday, citing cruelty. They married January 11, 1921, have one child. seeks divorce alimony and custody. Marriage licenses listed for John Waites Amanda Ohio Emma Steward Amanda Ohio Edward Conrad Hamilton Ohio Sallie Asher Hamilton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Combine
O'Donnell
Holters
W. E. Hutton
Fred S. Becker
Northside
Cincinnati
Marie Koehler
Gus Koehler
Saartoga Street
Newport
Campbell Circuit Court
Miss Koehler
Becker
Diskin
Incinnati
Gaylord
Velma Plunket
Robert Plunkett
Organization Day Set For Tenth Regiment March Third
Colonel Dana Y T Merrill at Ft. Thomas Ky announces March 3 as Organization Day to mark the 1855 permanent organization of the Tenth United States Infantry. The regiment has served in the Revolutionary War, War of 1812, Mexican War, Civil War, Indian uprisings in New Mexico, Spanish American War, San Francisco earthquake relief, and World War I. Currently the First and Second Battalions are at Ft. Thomas and the Third at Ft. Hayes Columbus Ohio. An anniversary program is planned.
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Dana Y T. Merrill
Tenth United States Infantry
Ft. Thomas
Tenth Infantry
New Mexico
San Juan Hill
San Francisco
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
Panama
Merrill
Sergeant Given Citation For Bravery At Ft. Thomas
Sergeant James Collins of the Tenth Infantry at Ft. Thomas Kentucky received a War Department citation for bravery after rushing to aid Captain Charles H Sears who was severely burned when a phosphorus bomb exploded in the supply room last April. Collins, 42, born in St Louis and with twenty years in the army, aided by tearing off Sears clothing while himself sustaining burns. Sears remains under treatment at Walter Reed Hospital in Washington.
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ARMY
James Collins
Tenth Infantry
Ft. Thomas
War Department
Collins
Charles H. Sears
St. Louis
Sears
Joseph Gohn
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Landmark to Be Razed for Oil Filling Station
A Newport landmark, a one story building at Fifth and Monmouth streets, owned by Harry C. Spinks, is being razed to make way for an oil filling station. The structure, originally a single room, later expanded to two, has stood for nearly a century and served as a cigar store or confectionery. Demolition began yesterday with station construction to follow immediately.
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Newport
Fifth and
Monmouth Streets
Harry C. Spinks
Monmouth Street
Alexandria Pike
Chairman of campaign against vice resigns in Newport
J. M. Monson of 307 York Street, named chairman of a Newport committee to combat vice, announced his resignation due to other business pressures. He said he misunderstood the duties when he accepted leadership after the December 21 mass meeting at the First Baptist Church.
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Campaign Against Vice
J. M. Monson
York Street
Newport
Monson
First Baptist Church
Mahoney divorce granted in Campbell circuit court
Mrs Bertha Mahoney yesterday won a divorce from Patrick Mahoney whom she married in May 1900. The Campbell circuit court action ended with the decree absolving her from the marriage amidst the legal proceeding details.
Masons to Participate in Hagedorn Funeral
Funeral services for William E. Hagedorn aged 59 of Newport will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at C A Smith Sons chapel. Newport Masonic Lodge will lead the rites. members meet at the Masonic Temple at 1 PM and march to the funeral home. Services will be held at the chapel and Evergreen Cemetery.
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Hagedorn
William E. Hagedorn
West Fifth Street
Newport
Fifth
Isabella
C. A. Smith & Sons
Monmouth Street
Newport Masonic Lodge
Masonic Temple
$40 000 To Be Expended On Newport Postoffice
Relief from Newport Kentucky post office congestion is planned after July 1. Representative Rouse and Senator Ernst discussed with the Treasury Department, which said $20,000 would be available after July 1 and another $20,000 in 1926 to add an extension to the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Newport
Rouse
Ernst
Treasury Department
Rogers Elected Bishop Coadjutor of Ohio Diocese
Rev. Warren L. Rogers of St. Pauls Cathedral Detroit was elected bishop coadjutor of the Episcopal Diocese of Ohio to succeed Bishop Frank Du Moulin. Nominated by 92 clergymen, he won unanimous lay approval and awaits ratification by bishops and standing committees. Du Moulin resigned last October due to ill health. Rogers is expected to succeed Bishop William A. Leonard upon retirement or death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Warren L. Rogers
St. Paul’s
Detroit
Episcopal Diocese of
Ohio
Frank du Moulin
Dean Rogers
S. A. Huston
San Antonio
Tex
House of Bishops
du Moulin
William A. Leonard
Seventy Eight Pass State Medical Licenses in Ohio
Columbus Jan 7 Seventy eight applicants passing the December State Medical Board examination were approved for licenses to practice medicine and related fields. Among the group are fifty medical practitioners ten osteopaths twelve chiropractors and six other limited practitioners. Cincinnati names include L McDevitt R C Walker Werise Huebener and W E Brown licensed in medicine while Gertrude M Helmecke and William C Huefle win osteopathy credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Medical Board
L. McDevitt
R. C. Walker
W.erise Huebener
W. E. Brown
Cincinnati
Gertrude M. Helmecke
William C. Huefle
Hindu Educations Sparks Alumni Meeting at St. Xavier
The Hindu landlords oppose general education of the Indian people as a threat to tradition. Bishop Louis Van Hoeck of Patna spoke to St. Xavier College alumni about loyalty to Alma Mater and expansion plans. Alfred T. Geisler was installed as Alumni president, with officers and executive committee named among Xavier graduates and Missouri Province Jesuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis van Hoeck
S.J
Patna
India
St. Xavier College
Michael O’connor
Missouri
Society of Jesus
St. Louis
John E. Hoban
Geisler
Dolle, Taylor, O'Donnell and Geisler
Alfred Wesselman
James J. Grogan
Michael A. Hellenthal
Lawrence H. Kyte
W. H. Wenning
James A. Sebastiani
H. H. Hoppe
P. L. Mitchell
Thomas P. Glenn
Paul K. Moorman
James J. Cushing
Joseph C. Topmoeller
Charles H. Purdy
Morgan Williams
William L. Keenan
A. C. Minor
William B. Poland
Plane Hits Truck At Wright Field Kills Two Employees
Two Wright Field workers died when a government truck was struck by a DeHavilland airplane flown by Lieutenant E. H. Barksdale at Wilbur Wright Field. Civilian observer Eugene Althoff survived. victims are Leon C. Harness and Paul Long. The incident marks the first known airplane truck collision.
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Dayton, O
Wright Field
Wilbur Wright Field
E. H. Barksdale
Eugene Althoff
Barksdale
Leon C. Harness
Paul Long
Quartermaster Department
Harness
Osborn
Long
Fairfeld
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GY Ford
Farmers’ Co-Operative Organizations
Dearborn
Hosters
Blue Sky Commission
Williams
Hutton
LeBlond and
Citizens National Bank & Trust
Fourth & Main Sts
the City
Brook Hughey
Ea Sedalia
Ira May Vance
Sedalia
Howard Marsh
Newport Dubs
John Waites
Amanda
Emma Steward
Edward Conrad
Sallie Asher
Ernest Bier Gren Og S Wilson
Peerless Coal
the Sun
Montgomery Coal Co
Ceaving On
Phenes
Krause Pure Drugs
16Th
Madison Ave
Santa
Henry Eichler
George Welch
J. H. Willings
Dayton
William Brooks
Mary J. Moore
Newport Postoffice
Rogers
Bishop Hoeck
St. Xavier
Dayton (Ohio
Wurunzer
East Fourth Street
Gidding & Co., Inc
Vine Street
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