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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1925

Page

3

Dope Ring Case Leads to New Sentencing for Whitmer Boyd

Whitmer Boyd, known as Ham Boyd of 231 West Sixth Street, faces resentencing after failing to disclose further narcotics information to federal officials about a Cincinnati dope ring. Judge Smith Hickenlooper set aside the earlier three and a half year sentence and will resentence him next month. A secret indictment against Boyd was opened and may be pursued, with investigators widening the probe to include police and other witnesses in secret sessions.

Whitmer Ham” Boyd West Sixth Street Cincinnati Boyd Federal Penitentiary Smith Hickenlooper Hickenlooper Hareth E. May Dayton May Lyron M. Roberts Roberts Circuit Court of Appeals Washington Amy Lewis Maria Daniels Kid Hydenegro Arthur Fricke

Cincinnati's music scene shapes American ideals and citizenship

The piece lauds Cincinnati as a cradle of musical excellence guiding national culture. It credits pioneering teachers, patrons, and families like the Tafts, Emerys, and Maxwells for fostering May Festivals and Symphony Concerts, while noting masters such as Theodore Thomas and Clara Bauer left lasting marks. It emphasizes music popularizes the masters and inspires civic identity.

Theodore Thomas Clara Bauer Cincinnati

Canners Urged to Use Reciprocal Tariffs On Foreign Markets

Walter B Timms of Warmington Timms Co urged American canners at the National Canners Association to activate reciprocal tariffs to ease foreign trade barriers. He noted 1924 exports rose 40 percent but demand varies by country and Britain’s tariffs threaten European sales. He warned New York remains less central, with Pacific and Atlantic ports handling most shipments.

Naional Canners’ Association Yestered Walter B. Timms Warmington-Timms Company New York City United States Department of Commerce Great Britain Timms Europe New York Pacific Coast Atlantic Coast Peru United States France Italy Pacific National Canners’ Association Hoopeston Ill Association Granville Hunt Washington, D. C Baltimore Cincinnati Hunt Minsk Matchnikoff William Clendenin Volstead Clendenin

Program for Today National Canners Association

National Canners Association schedule lists a 9:30 general session in the Gibson ballroom, a 2 p.m. board meeting in the same hall, and a 9 p.m. President's Ball tendered by the Canning Machinery and Supplies Association, all at the Gibson ballroom.

National Canners Association Gibson Ballroom Gibson Canning Machinery and Supplies Association

Ladies Enjoy Tea at Cincinnati Woman's Club Event

After touring the city sites the women were taken to the Cincinnati Woman's Club Walnut Hills for tea hosted by the club before returning to the hotel.

Tery Cincinnati Woman's Club Walnut Hills

Townsend Heads National Food Brokers Association

Walter J. Townsend of New York was elected President of the National Food Brokers' Association at the final session of the twenty second annual convention at the Gibson yesterday. New officers include P. J. Murphy Chicago Lewis R. Donelson Jr Memphis W J Withers San Francisco and Robert H Dietz Indianapolis as Treasurer.

Walter J. Townsend New York National Food Brokers’ Association Association Gibson P. J. Murphy Chicago Lewis R. Donelson, Jr Memphis W. J. Withers San Francisco Robert H. Dietz Indianapolis Walter A. Frost Charles H. Clarke Seattle Gilbert S. Bacon Walter B. Timms P.J. Murphy

Baltimore delegate Norvail Byrd dies after operation

Norvail Byrd 42 of Baltimore dies at Good Samaritan Hospital after an appendectomy and subsequent pneumonia. He attended the annual canners convention with his wife and a business partner, leaving four children behind. The body was sent to Baltimore on a Baltimore and Ohio train. He served as Treasurer of Southern Packing Co. of Baltimore.

Norvail Byrd Baltimore Byrd Good Samaritan Southern Packing Co Baltimore & Ohio

Knockers Show Portrays Old Days Over the Rhine

Memories of the old Vine street era Over the Rhine will be recalled at the Knockers Show at the Business Men's Club tomorrow night. The auditorium imitates a German beer hall with actors from the original venues performing familiar bits. Cast includes Yodeling Robinson George Alexander Mann La Petite La Cour Bob Heuck Lewis and Kline Paul Millikin Mark Murray and the Girl in Red.

Upper Vine Street

Former actress to lecture at Rockdale Temple in Avondale

Mrs. Forbes-Robertson Hale will speak Sunday night under Wise-Rockdale Open Forum at Rockdale Temple Avondale on Our Shrinking Home Life How Expand It. She is an actress author and suffrage advocate with ties to Ian Forbes-Robertson Johnston Forbes-Robertson Ellen Terry and other stage luminaries.

Forbes-Robertson Hale Wise Johnston Forbes-Robertson Henry Irving Charles Wyndham Huai John Hare John Alexander Herbert Tree Ellen Terry America Miss Terry Haley Current History Magazine New York Times

Women Ask for Taxi Commission Seat

A letter from Mrs. W. E. Stilwell on behalf of sixteen women’s groups requests a woman member on the Taxicab Commission. Officials say a spot is unlikely without ordinance changes. John Redman’s term may be renewed to represent drivers.

Carrel W. E. Stilwell Charles E. Tudor Fred Salmar Stilwell John Redman Teamsters’ Union Redman

Burst Pipe Floods Kenton Baking Powder Plant

A five inch pipe burst at the Kenton Baking Powder Company on Durham Avenue Winton Place flooding the basement. Four feet of water damaged machinery and tin plate stock valued at around $5,000. The pipe served fire protection and fed a hose system on upper floors. workers arrived to find water seeping onto the sidewalk.

Kenton Baking Powder Company Durham Avenue Winton Place J. H. Sower

Forty four federal indictments by grand jury final report

A three day session yielded forty four indictments with eighteen rejected, fourteen sent to the next grand jury. Three indictments were sealed, including several income tax and prohibition cases. Names span Cincinnati Hamilton Norwood Springfield and Louisville with charges of impersonating a federal officer narcotics violations and transportation of a stolen automobile.

Grand Jury Federal Grand Jury Gand Reed Terwilliger J. S. McFarland Terwilliger Louisville United States District Attorney’s Office New York Dayton Peter Pochard Cincinnati Pochard Mill Street Hamilton Clement V. Wilson Charles Johnson Main Street John Gillespie Cutter Street Charles Mitchell West Walter Peppers Daniel M. Bradley Ohio Pike Mt. Holly Edward Brewer Joseph Hilvert Main and Cleaney Avenues Norwood Orie Clements Seventh Street Ralph Knobel East Avenue David Pinsack Oesper Avenue Sol Goldstein Sol Golde the Newland Eugene Glaze Georgetown James Lamanna William B.hermeling John Reister South Second Street Michael J. Finn Dixie Highway James P. Dailey Carlisle Avenue Neal Mitchell Joseph Kelsch Carl Kieser Court Street Michael Cohen Iliff Avenue David Cohen Isadore Signer Armory Avenue Carl A. Finn John W. Berger Seventh and Ludlow Streets Kingdon Murray Cortelyou Avenue John P. Middendorf Vine Street Joseph Middendorf East Liberty Street James Carter Third Street William Meinhardt Freeman Avenue Thomas’ Burke Hopkins Street Anthony and Henry Schmidt Sycamore Frank McDaniels Louis Ostrow Waddle Frank Gordon Mills Hotel John Winston James Beard Fred Williams George McCauley Walter Ferrer

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Whitmer Boyd Tafts Emerys Maxwells Cacace Fourth Street Ninth and Main Streets Covington Madison Ave Newport Monmouth St Miami Miami Coal Miami Coal Company Edward S. Parsons, JR Spring Grove Av Ledlie St U. S Chemical Department The Uni Wisconsin Edwin LeFevre Bureau of Chemistry J. C. Bluiff Curtis Publishing Company C. Houston Goudiss Forecast Magazine R. J. Mooney A. M. Lester California Packing Corporation California Canners’ League E. F. Kokman A. H. Worsham Ind G. N. Hoffer United States Department of Agriculture Lafayette E. F. Trego C. D. Geidel St. Paul Minn F. Hall Wrightson Charles. T. Wrightson Easton Co. O. Dawson Blair Ned W. W. Wilder Clyde, O Roy Irons Clyde Amos H. Cobb Rochester N. Y H. F. Davidson Portland Ore Grand Opera House Shubert American Can Company the Grand Rose-Marie England Parks, Art Museum Rookwood Pot Arvin School Lyric Theater Building W. J. Townsend National Food Brokers Rhine Wise-Rockdale Forum William Schaefer West Liberty Street Alfred Bryan George Street Arzo Thompson Guy Thompson Springfield Mobile Ala Wurlitzer Grand Pianos Wurlitzer East Fourth St Bet Walnut and Main Hummel Fay Call City Ticket Office Dixie Terminal Building DEPOT Fifth Baymiller Station Tee. Howe S&s. Pol UE CO
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