Ohio Bankers Association Convention Programme
The annual Ohio Bankers Association convention in Cincinnati at the Sinton Hotel on June 26 and 27 features invited speakers including Rev. Henry M Curtis and Hon. Edward J Dempsey. Sessions cover banking law, reserves reforms, and the treasury with notable addresses by Warren G Harding and Myron T Herrick. A Country Club trip, a boat excursion on Island Queen, and a formal banquet are planned.
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Ohio Bankers’ ‘Association
Sinton Hotel
Cincinnati
Henry M
Curtis
Edward Jd. Dempsey
Clifford B. Wright
Cincinnati Clearing House Association
Ohio Bankers’ Association
J. J. Sullivan
Cleveland,o
Thomas H. Wilson
Cleveland
Executive Council and Protective Commit
Tee
B. 8. Meade
University of Pennsylvania
Warren G. Harding
Marion, O
Charles H. Treat
United States
Panama
J. A. Green
Country Club
Grandin Road
Hugo G. Eisenlohr
John W. Warrington
Treasury
Banks
Milton E. Ailes
Riggs National Bank
Washington, D. C
Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
William Alden Smith
Michigan
American Bankers’ Association
Queen
Council Finance Committee Meeting Postponed By Absences
The Council Finance Committee meeting with the Mayor, Auditor and Solicitor was postponed as Chairman Asman and Member Mullen were absent. Mayor Dempsey away on police and fire inspection.
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Council
Asman
Mullen
Dempsey
Allen Kisinger
Water Works Department
Board of Public Service
Cumminsville
Heron
Collins Avenues
Max
West Clinton Street
Mt. Hope
Allen
Central Avenue
Spencer House
Dr. Allen
Lowman
Mains
Bender
Burnet Woods Hospital
Hannaford
Traction Company
Special Citizens’ Committee
Sra Sah Cate A
Rehearing Sought in Buggy Company Case
Harry H. Elwood president of the New Decatur Buggy Company filed a motion for a rehearing after Judge Thompson ruled that Harry W. Quackenbush is a partner. Elwood claims the company is an Ohio corporation apart from him Quackenbush and their wives and that a receiver would harm creditors. Debts are listed at 35000 with Quackenbush allegedly advancing 2000. The United States Court of Appeals will render its decision next month.
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Harry H. Elwood
New Decatur Buggy Company
Thompson
Harry W. Quackenbush
Elwood
New Decatur Company
Ohio
Quackenbush
United States
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Fred Co. Waite
Chicago
Federal Court of Michigan
The
Press Publishing Association
Waite
E. T. Battrick
Farmdale
John Ruf
Clydeville
Ill
Court of Appeals
W. R. Thrall
George J. Brill
Western German Bank
E. F.brill
Howard Douglass
Brush, Peters & Matthews
Wakefield Engineer Joins Union Gas and Electric in Cincinnati
Co. E. White of Wakefield Massachusetts succeeds E H Miller as manager of the new business department. A contracting and consulting engineer with nine years at the Wakefield electric plant and prior work with the Illuminating Company in Philadelphia, he sees Cincinnati as a great and promising field for his firm.
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Cincinnati
Broomcorn Suit Over Carload Shipment Sues De Roo
The Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St. Louis Railway sues Peter De Roo for 945.24 after delivering 17 586 pounds of broomcorn to De Roo without Molter’s knowledge. Molter had drawn on Louisville Grain Co and sent the draft and bill of lading for collection, which failed.
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Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Company
Peter de Roo
Charles Molter
Charleston
Ill
Louisville Grain Company
Molter
DeRoo
de Roo
Harmon, Colston, Goldsmith & Hoadly
Hosea
Cornelius Archdean
John Archdean
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Bell Telephone Company
Probate Court approves settlement in Close guardianship case
Guardian Mal s bary approves Phoebe A Close claim settlement against J S Carr for 6240 a year after 1250 acres of Pecos County land were ordered sold. The bank contest and federal actions leave only 3744 after costs. Inventories and estate applications are listed.
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Malcolm McAvoy
Phoebe A. Close
Longview Hospital
Malsbary
J. 8
S. Carr
Pecos County
Tex
Carr
First National Bank of
Newport
Courts of Texas
United States Circuit Court
McAvoy
Malsbury
Emma Wilder
Thomas Puck Et al
Fedor Fritz
Frank A. Lamping
Anna M. Fleck
Charles Schaller
John H. Stevens
William Costello
Susan Herr
Catherine Stueting
Henry Stueting
Bridget Burke
Ann Rieger
Elmer Taylor
O. Taylor
J. H. Day Company
Mary Donovan
Thomas Donovan
C., C. & St. le Railway Company
State Avenue
Trustees of God's Bible School Will Not Appeal Pfleger's Decision
Attorney Joseph W. Heintzman states the trustees of God's Bible School will not pursue an appeal after Pfleger's ruling. The brief notes no further action is planned and the matter moves toward final disposition.
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Trustees of God’s Bible School
Pfleger
Joseph W. Heintzman
Divorce Court: May Ackerville Sues for Separation
May Ackerville files for divorce from Harry Ackerville alleging extreme cruelty with assaults in 1905 and threats to shoot. She names hired girl Della Herring and accuses him of plan to withdraw bank funds and destroy furniture at 4330 Spring Grove Ave. An injunction bars him from touching money or disposing of furniture. Shay Cogan & Wil Mums attorneys.
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May Ackerville
Harry Ackerville
Della Herring
Cosmopolitan Bank and Savings Company
Spring Grove Avenue
Connell
Ackerville
Shay, Cogan
Wil Mums
Railroad discrimination case set for June hearing
United States Courts schedule a June 12 hearing before Commissioner Decker of the Interstate Commerce Commission on coal shipment discrimination by Kanawha and Michigan Railroad. Campbell's Creek Coal Company and the Receivers and Shippers Association file the complaint. Hearings will be held in Dayton and Columbus regarding related city business body complaints.
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Kanawha & Michigan Railroad
Decker
Interstate Commerce Commission
Campbell's Creek Coal Company
Receivers and Shippers’ Association
United States
Coom
Dayton
Columbus
Court notes and juvenile cases from New Richmond
Court notes reveal appraisers valuing the Brockell estate at 920 dollars 99 cents with unsecured claims totaling 1094 dollars 65 cents and real estate at 3240 dollars. In juvenile court Andrew Henderson pleaded guilty to promoting delinquency and was fined 50 dollars plus costs. Susie Smith’s case on renting rooms to the youths will be heard next week. James Clark the foster parent facing beating charges was sent back to Police Court and is held on bond for a June trial.
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Thomas J. Brockell
Brockell
Andrew Henderson
New Richmond
Susie Smith
Smith
James Clark
Mary Clark
Clark
Alumni Club Hails Fourth St Xavier Banquet
The College Club of St Xavier alumni held their fourth annual banquet at the Havin Hotel. G Hoadley Ryan presided and called for toasts from William P. Dacy, Walter Connolly, John Bunker, and Philip Kates. Attendees included Walter Kent, William Manley, John Ryan, Clement Weichelman, and others.
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St. Xaviers
College Club
Haviin
G. Hoadley Ryan
William P. Dacy
Walter Connolly
John Bunker
Philip Kates
Walter Kent
William Manley
John Ryan
Clement Weichelman
Max Palm, Jr
John Auer
R. Stanley Bachmeyer
Walter Smidth
Edward King
Clifford Savage
Fred Droege
James Grogan
Richard van Hoene
Natural Bridge Trip Special Train From Louisville
L. and N. R. R. Kentucky Division offers a Sunday excursion from Fourth Street Station at 7:30 a.m. to Natural Bridge and return for 1.50, stopping at Cynthiana Paris Winchester and intermediate points. Enjoy grand mountain scenery boating and fishing.
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Kentucky Division
Fourth Street
Cynthiana
Paris
Winchester
Grand Mountain
First Presbyterian Meeting Postponed to June 27
A congregation meeting at the First Presbyterian Church was postponed until June 27 following dispute over merger proceedings. Resolutions presented to presbytery assert the validity of elder terms and the congregation’s right to elect officers, detailing procedural concerns and urging orderly conduct.
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First Presbyterian Church
Anderson
Charles Weber
Monfort
Weber
W. F. McCauley
Falls
Birchard
Culbertson
Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Presbytery
J. E. Anderson
Teen Ae
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West Fourth Street
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