Wheeler Case Probed On Trial Delay and Jurisdiction
The hearing scrutinizes why Wheeler’s Montana indictment faced delay and whether Washington or Montana should hear the case. Attorney General Stone counters questions on jurisdiction, transfer requests, and possible dual indictments as Walsh and Reed press for motive and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah Committee
Walsh
Montana
Wheeler
Srone
Butte
Great Falls
Stone
District of Columbia
Washington
Department of Justice
Rush Holland
Daugherty
Washington Court House
Holland
Martin
J. K. Hoover
Shortridge
California
Bione
Repwator Wheeler
Slattery
Brookhart
Reed
Missouri
Campbell
Bayard Defends Delaware Court Action in Morgan Ownby Case
Senator Bayard of Delaware defended the state's courts in the Morgan estate suit against James A. Ownby of Colorado. He argued the Delaware decision followed statute language and rejected claims of judicial tyranny raised by Senator Heflin of Alabama. He said the appeal sought to reopen a case after judgment and would have barred as ex post facto under the amended statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bayard
Dem
Del
Senate
J. Pierpont Morgan
James A. Ownby
Colorado
Heflin
Ala
Stone
Supreme Court
Delaware
Alabama
Immigration Law Cuts Rolls of Night Schools
The new immigration law shifts enrollment in Americanization night classes with a decline in attendance, now dominated by German students due to Germany's higher quota. Night High School enrollment rises despite sewing and similar subjects moving to Ninth Street Vocational School. In February new courses will be offered in General Science Algebra Medieval and Modern History English and Trigonometry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Golde
Germany
Russia
Ninth Street Vocational School
Mary Conway
Whistle Heard On Ohio River As Tom Greene Struggles
Several callers told The Commercial Tribune that a whistle from the Tom Greene sounded for hours while the steamer tried to land on the Ohio River. The Cincinnati and Greenwood shifted to clear the way as ice floes blocked navigation, delaying the Greenwood’s trip to Pomeroy yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Ohio River
Tom Greene
Cincinnati
Greenwood
Pomeroy
Green Line
Riverside church Friday entertainment to aid building fund
Moving pictures will be shown at Riverside Methodist Church on Friday evening to raise funds for the church building fund. The Wilber G. Warner Chapter of the Epworth League will oversee the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moving Pictures
Riverside Methodist Church
Wilber G. Warner
The
Epworth League
Evaporated Milk Praised at Arctic Testimony Convention
A letter from Arctic explorer Donald MacMillan praising evaporated milk was read at the first annual Evaporated Milk Association convention in Havlin. The report notes strong industry growth, elections naming H. C. Carr as president and J. M. Norton as vice president, and ongoing research into nutrition and recipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ps 0
Arctic
Donald MacMillan
Arctic Explorer
Herbert C. Hooks
Evaported Milk Association
Havlin
MacMillan
Milk Producers’ Association
H. C. Carr
Chicago
Carr
C. E. Hughes
Armour & Company
Walter Page
The
Carnation Milk Products Company
Oconomowae
Wis
John Enz
Danish Pride Milk Company
Sheboygan
Canners Debate Disease Fight and Pea Market
The meeting heard progress on the pest control machine for aphids with 41% acres treated yielding 7868 pounds of aphids and 60 percent higher output in swept areas. Speakers warned the pea industry faces volatile prices and urged broader grading and labeling debates to protect consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Gardner
Kansas City
Fred A. Stare
Columbus
Wis
A. L. Whiting
University of Wisconsin
C. G. Woodbury
Washington
C. H. Hunt
Oswego
N. Y
Preston McKinney
San Francisco
McKinney
California
Leslie S. Smith
Armons
Cal
Walter A. Frost
Chicago
James Moore
Rochester
C. H. Sears
Finch Re-elected President of Canning Machinery and Supplies
E. E. Finch of Cincinnati was re-elected President of the Canning Machinery and Supplies Association at the annual Gibson Club meeting. Charles P. Guilf of Cambridge Springs was named Vice President, with M. Ryder and Mills W. Sells of Buffalo to join the Board of Directors. The group touted Music Hall’s machinery exhibit as a keynote feature of the convention, drawing thousands of canners, and Royal F. Clark, Frank E. Gorrell, and Charles P. Whiteman spoke at the event attended by 800 couples at a Gibson roof garden dinner dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Finch
Cincinnati
Canning Machinery and Supplies Association
National Canners’ Association
Gibson
Charles P. Guilf
Cambridge Springs
N. Y
8. M. Ryder
Mills W. Sells
Buffalo
Finch
Association
Music Hall
Royal F. Clark
Frank E. Gorrell
Canners’ Association
Charles P. Whiteman
National Food Brokers’ Association
Shoe and Leather Club to Elect on February 7
Cincinnati Shoe and Leather Club members vote February 7 at 620 Main street. Polls open 7 to 9 PM. Red ticket candidates: President James F. Waid Vice President John J. Walsh Governors DeFoe Bush W. N. Schafstall. Blue ticket head George A. Springmeier with nominees E. Peck Vice President J. H. LeMontree L. A. Joseph Governors E. E. Furstenau Secretary Treasurer A. Brueckner all unopposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Shoe and Leather Club
Main Street
James F. Waid
John J. Walsh
DeFoe Bush
W. N. Schafstall
George A. Springmeier
Cols and Grips Preventive Remedy Ad
Laxative Brom quinine tablets offered as a preventive for colds grips and influenza. The box bears the signature of E. W. Grove. Price 30 cents. Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Scottish Rite Lodge Meeting Announced for Thursday
Gibulum Lodge of Perfection schedules a Stated meeting at 7 80 o'clock this Thursday evening. The session will be followed by Cincinnati Dalcho Council P O of J Cine nent Chapter of Rose Croix events. Minutes and bulletin on affiliations to be issued. Officers named include George T Whi ya es oe eat D Alcorn 83 Sovereign Princ Joseph Kirkup 83 M W M Willard ae Haines 83 Commander in Chief F W Harte 38 Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibulum
George T. Whi
D. Alcorn
Princ Joseph Kirkup
M. Willard Ae Haines
F. WM. Harte
Obituary notices from Covington and surrounding areas
Deaths listed for January 27 1925 include Mary Louise Billiter Lydia A Gould J Fred Kramer Louis Kre yenhagen Nelson Ashley Lloyd Grace N Mayo and Henry J Smart with funeral arrangements and burial details to follow at W Mack Johnson and other local churches and homes in Covington Clifton and Norwood Ohio area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Augusta Kreyenhagen
von Schmitterson
Lawn Avenue
Norwood
Lloyd
Nelson Ashley Lloyd
Olive Gardner Lloyd
Hie
Elmhurst Place
East Walnut Hills
Mayo
Grace N. Mayo
Sarah Bb. Mayo
West Ninth Street
Smart
Henry J
Susan Smart
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan and Upland Place
Program for Today at Gibson Hotel and Halls
The schedule lists events at Gibson venues including Corn Fruit and Kraut sections at 9:30 a.m. in various rooms. Meetings of National Food Brokers and National Kraut Packers associations follow, then an Automobile Tour for Women at 1:45 p.m. and an evening theater party at 8:15 p.m. hosted by American Can Company with Shubert and Grand theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
National Food Brokers’ Association
National Kraut Packers’ Association
American Can Company
Shubert and Grand
United States as Associate in League Vision Gains Steam
Washington reports that Geneva opium conference delegates favor a plan to let the United States participate in league processes and supervise narcotics oversight, with US and League Council appointing the supervising body. Officials caution that each case must stand on its own and Senate confirmation is needed for any formal associate status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Colonel House
America
League of Nations
Geneva
World Court
Council of the
United States
Council of the League
Senate
Coolidge
Harding
League
Republican Party
Hughes
Friends of International
River ice halts freighter sailings near Cincinnati
River stage was 13.5 feet at Cincinnati at 6 PM. The Greene Line reports heavy ice in Ohio headwaters risking the Tom Greene’s Charleston voyage today. Other steamers face delays. Island Queen grounded. river rise expected in coming days amid port reports from Pittsburgh and Wheeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene Line Paket Company
Tom Greene
Charleston
W. Va
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Greenwood
Pomeroy
John W. Hubbard
Louisville
Young Idea Drives Modern Dress Purchasing
Andrew Carmical of The Chicago American told the Advertisers' Club at a Gibson luncheon that mothers no longer select the family wardrobe. He said the young idea dominates merchandising with 55 percent of dress goods buyers last year under 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Myrtle
Andrew Carmical
Chicago American
Gibson
Unsettled Weather Across States With Rain Snow and Cold
Unsettled and warmer conditions expected in Ohio with rain or snow Thursday into Thursday night. Tennessee Kentucky and West Virginia face similar unsettled weather with snow or rain and colder conditions later. Indiana reports cloudy skies with possible snow by afternoon or night and a warmer Friday. A table shows current temperatures, highs, and last twenty four hour precipitation across major cities including Eastport Ston Chicago Omaha Birmingham Denver New Orleans Galveston Spokane Louisville and others with light precipitation readings and record highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Eastport
Chicago
Ston
Kansas City
Atl
Atl. City
Omaha
Birm’ham
Denver
N. Orleans
Phoenix
Galveston
Spokane
Pitebem
SemPresco
Louisville
San Diego
Beechend “Ie
Steamship News Incoming and outgoing arrivals report
New York World News Service provides steamship notices for January 28. Incoming: Sixada from Colon January 22, Fort St. George and Uraguaya from Bermuda January 27, Maparre from Antille ganuery January 23. Outgoing: Westphalia to Hamburg 10:00 am, Hellig Clay to Copenhagen 12:00 pm, Scythia cruise, American Banker to London 3:00 pm, Sibéney to Havana 11:00 am, Atura to Trinidad 11:00 am, Porto Rico to San Juan 11:00 am, Ebro to Cristobal 11:00 am, Paria to St. Thomas 8:00 pm. Arrived January 28: Lituania from Falmouth January 16, Muenchen from Bremen January 17, Reliance from Havana January 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
York
Shipping News
Sixada
Colon
Ft. St. George
Bermuda
Uraguaya
Maparre
Antille Ganuery
Westphalia
Hamburg
Hellig Clay
Copenhagen
Scythia
American Banker
London
Sibéney
Havana
Atura
Trinidad
Porto Rico
San Juan
Ebro
Cristobal
Paria
St. Thomas
Lituania
Variety of local talks and club meetings scheduled
The schedule includes Rev Frederic Siedenburg speaking on The Supreme Philanthropy at St Xavier High School under the Cincinnati Catholic Women's Study Club. Other events feature Washington T Porter on The Railroad as a Municipal Asset for Cincinnati Lumbermen at the Havlin, Miss Frances Bennett on Women in the Business World for the Virginia Asher Business Women's Council, the Carriage and Auto Accessory Club meeting at the Elks Temple with Dr William Ravine, and Judge W Meredith Yeatman addressing thrift and savings at a Rotary Club event in Cleveland. Additional talks cover science and daily life by A Wilson at the Exchange Club luncheon, and Dr Eliott F Smith on eclipses for the Optimist Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Siedenburg
S.J
Loyola University
Supreme Philanthropy
St. Xavier High School
Seventh
Sycamore
Cincinnati Catholic Women’s Study Club
Washington T. Porter
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Cincinnati Lumbermen’s Club
Havlin
Frances Bennett
Moody Institute
Virginia Asher Business Women's Council
First Presbyterian Church
East Fourth Street
Elks’ Temple
Elm Streets
William Raviné
W. Meredith Yeatman
Savings and Loan Associations of Ohio
Rotary Club of
Cleveland
Savings Associations
A. M.ilson
University of Cincinnati
Exchange Club
Chamber of Commerce
Eliott F. Smith
Cincinnati Observatory
Optimist
Gibsonay
Marriage Licenses Reported with Names and Residences
The list shows marriages licenses issued for Albert Butcher of Norwood and Hazel B. Cullom of 2247 McGregor Ave, Raymond F Schild of College Hill and Germ J. Meyers Sr of Theithy, Joseph Sullivan of 2282 Walworth Ave, Minnie Harbaugh of 207 Worth St, and Ames Moto Aude Williams of 1080 Gilbert Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Butcher
Norwood
Hazel B. Cullom
McGregor
Aymond F Schild
College Hill
Germ J. Meyers
Theithy
Joseph Sullivan
Walworth
Minnie Harbaugh
Worth St. En
E. Sixth St.ames
Aude Williams
Gilbert Av
Orpheum Presents Douglas McLean in Never Say Die Review
The Orpheum shows Douglas McLean in Never Say Die, complemented by Fox News and a Larry Lemon comedy act for a varied evening of entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum 3
Douglas McLean
Fox News
Larry Lemon
Senate actions on postal bill and world court proposal
The Senate continued debate on the postal bill while the Foreign Relations Committee discussed the World Court plan without taking any steps. American naval vessels were ordered to accompany ships leaving Shanghai when needed. Frank Morrison urged an investigation into methods used to counter the child labor amendment. U S livestock on farms and ranges was valued at 4 834 52 000 as of January 1 by the Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Shanghai
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Lab
United States
Department of Agriculture
Births and Couples Welcome Ten More New Arrivals
BIRTHS list reports multiple newborns with parent surnames and addresses. Entries include BREGG Chester and Alberta a girl at 7224 Carthage avenue. AVRIL George and Olga a boy at 2624 Harrison avenue. BROWN Findley and Laura a girl at Rockford place. COCHRAN Elmer and Nellie a boy at 2715 Vine street. FRANKS George and Pearl a girl at 1333 John street. HOMERLAW Arthur and Helen a girl at 1112 Queen City avenue. MORR Fred and Alice a boy at Greenwell avenue. ROSENBAUM Nathan and Selma a boy at 829 Mitchell avenue. SAUER John and Bertha a boy at 2917 Vaughn street. WILSON Ray and Elzie a girl at 8362 Anthony Wayne avenue. WRIGHT Robert and Alfie a girl at 415 West Ninth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bregg
Chester
Alberta
Carthage Avenue
Avril
George
Olga
Harrison Avenue
Brown—Findley
Laura
Rockford Place
Cochran
Elmer
Nellie
Vine Street
Franks
George and
Pearl
John Street
Homerlaw
Arthur and
Helen
Queen City Avenue
Morr
Fred
Alice
Greenwell Avenue
Rosenbaum
Nathan
Selma
Mitchell Avenue
Sauer
John
Bertha
Vaughn Street
Wilson
Ray
Elzie
Anthony Wayne Avenue
Wright
Robert
Alfie
West
Ninth Street
Day agents arrested in Belmont County
St Clairsville Ohio January 28 S S Waltenbaugh and C O Ramsey prohibition agents were arrested today on charges of furnishing intoxicating liquor to six Belmont County agents for the authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Clairsville
S. S. Waltenbaugh
C. O. Ramsey
Belmont County
The Days Record In Liquor Courts
List of arrests and fines from liquor court cases including Mrs Effie Givens of 516 Hannibal and James White of 12 East Eighth, plus Herbert Coles 617 East Sixth and Frankancetaherre 964 West Fifth. Bonds set for John Seal 418 West Fifth at 1000 dollars and Ware 905 Barr with 500 dollars bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Givens
Hannibal Street
James White
East Eighth Street
Herbert Coles
East Sixth Street
Frank Ancettaherre
West Fifth Street
Jeee Ware
Barr Seni
John Seal
Cincinnati Business Women hear on Federal Reserve system
Prof. W. P. Calhoun of the University of Cincinnati explained the Federal Reserve Bank system to members of the Cincinnati Business Women's Club. The address titled Financial Conditions and Business Activity was delivered at 425 East Fourth Street last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Bank System
Cincinnati Business Women's Club
W. P. Calhoun
College of Engineering and Commerce
University of Cincinnati
East Fourth Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrade
Associated Press
Southern Optical Co
West Seventh St
Institute of Commerce, Accountancy and Finance
Elm and Central Parkway
Sears
Connecticut
Kenneth Rider
Matthews
Ind
A. E. Stevenson
H. R. Rider
Crothersville
Robert Dickinson
Eureka
Ill
E. C. Wolcott
Waunakee
Ernest E. Finch
Canning Machinery
Cincinnatian
Shoe and Leather Club
Lodge
Cin
Cremation Co
Itral
Cremation Union Central
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
David Lawrence
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose
J. T. Hatfield
Hatfield Coal Company
Kanawha
Catherine Davis
Island Creek Coal Company
Broadway
Ottawa
Iroquois
Coney Island Company
Pittsburgh—River
Wheeling — River
Pittsburgh
Neneeeeredeeeneeees
Dam
Wheeling
Saece
Zanesville
Parkersburg
Tvommcc
Sarvecelieseecese
Maysville
Cincin
Richmond
Teedecesaeeses
Evansville
Nashville
Tenn
Chattanooga
Florence
Johnsonville
Sere Paducah
Cairo
Steamship News
S.S.S
Nature
Greenwich Village
Shubert
New York
Boston
Canal
Arthur Hammerstein
Myrtle Schaaf
Richard (Skeets) Gallagher
Glenn Funteatinee
Mert
Cox
Matinee Today
Stuart Walker
Bill Hart
Marion Wilkins
Lido Orchestra
Robert Heft
Wilson Bros
Shirley Mason
B. F. Keith
Vaudeville
Henry Santrey
Rand Harry
Anna Seymour
Jay C. Filopen Conlin
Glass
Billy Farrell Co
Ditmer
Pierrottys
Mollie Wiliams
Elcome
Wanners
Princess
DOVER
Cecil B. DeMille
the Golden Bed
Rod la Rocque
Vera Reynolds
Theodore Kosloff
Lillian Rich
Capitol
Wallace Beery
Pauline Starke
Raymond Hatton
William Cellier, Jr
Eugene O’brien
Mae Busch
Ben Alexander
Sal
Theodore Roberts
Betty Compson
Wm. DeMille
George O’brien
Dorothy Mackail
Man Who
Bebe Daniels
Miss Bluebeard
Raymond Griffith
Robert Frazer
Kenneth McKenna
Tony
Florence Boardman
Peter the Great
Ronald Colman
Doris Kenyon
Aileen Pringle
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