City budget hike eyed for second half of year
Proposed general appropriation ordinance filed by Mayor George P. Carrel calls for about 4.4 million dollars for the last six months of the year up from 3.9 million last year. Key gains stem from a larger tax duplicate, higher fines, and more auto tax revenue, with street work and supplies favored in service spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schneller
George P. Carrel
General Fund
University and Observatory Fund
Service Department
C. H. Meeds
Park Board
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Court asks $5,000 in dog bite damages
Cora Brooksbank of 2602 Melrose avenue sues D. C. Culbertson of 615 Oak street in Common Pleas Court for 5000 dollars for injuries from a dog bite on April 12 1924 on Oak street that left her unable to work five weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Culbertson
Oak Street
Cora Brooksbank
Melrose Avenue
Common Pleas Court
Culbertson
Receiver sought for Stewart Optical Company in Common Pleas Court
Fred J. Vandermark files petition for appointment of a receiver to take over Stewart Optical Company at 45 Electric Building alleging Frank Stewart misuses profits and assets for personal use in the Common Pleas Court. Vandermark is a partner residing at 23 Glencoe Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Optical Company
Electric Building
Fred J. Vandermark
Glencoe Place
Frank Stewart
Common Pleas Court
Vandermark
Mullarkey Trial Set After Grandview Inn Brawl
Cyril Mullarkey of 1623 Jonathan Street faces an assault to kill charge in Muncie Indiana. Judge Fred L Hoffman set the trial for next Thursday. Beall and Powers are tied to a September 1 1923 incident at the Grandview Inn that ended in Powers's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullarkey
Cyril Mullarkey
Jonathan Street
Mark Beall
Muncie
Ind
Fred L. Hoffman
Mullarky
Beall
Grandview Inn
van Powers
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A list of filed petitions and actions in Common Pleas Court noting case numbers 190,708 to 190,715 and 190,718, including divisions for matters such as estates, divorces, will contests, mortgage foreclosures, account actions, bankruptcies, and damages, with parties named in each filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Magdalen Dixon
Industrial Commission
Frank
John H. Becker
Eleanor Becker
Charles A. Palmer
Lillie Siegel
Garden D. & L. Co
Laken McGrawhan Et al
Lorella Hudson
Julius C Hudson
Samuel Povzner
Frank Wolland
Fred J. Vandermark
Frank Stewart
Es Ofec
Ih Rhoda E. McKeown
Ee Eo Estate
Goldie . Chattin
Oliver D. Chattin
Anna Matre
Joseph V
Federal warrant issued for Cincinnati Country Club embezzlement
Federal Secret Service agent H H Buck swore to a warrant against Lawrence Vollmer, ex-employee of the Cincinnati Country Club, for stealing a $9.50 Treasury check, forging John B. Barlow’s signature, and passing it on September 1, 1923. Vollmer is said to be imprisoned at Leavenworth, Kan., on interstate auto theft charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Buck
Secret Service
Lawrence Vollmer
Cincinnati Country Club
United States
John B. Barlow
Carlisle
Mr. Buck
Vollmer
Leavenworth
Kan
Appeals Court Takes Saunders Case In Piggy Wiggly Dispute
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals yesterday heard the appeal of Clarence Saunders of Memphis Tennessee and the cross appeal of the Piggly-Wiggly Corporation. They contest a March 28 1924 lower court decree issued under advisement restraining Saunders from using the name Saunders Self Service System Stores and from using equipment like that previously patented by him and sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piggly-Wiggly Corporation
Saunders
Salvator
Comando
Cleveland
Erie Railroad Company
Hickenlooper
Denison
Donahue
Julian W. Mack
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Clarence Saunders
Memphis
Tenn
Lower Court
Court Calendar for Today at Superior Court
Court schedule lists multiple cases in various rooms with case numbers and times. Key actions include Frank Arend Sea a v Aman at 9 am and Stras sell v Frank Arend Co et al at 9 am. Other filings cover Marion Machine Foundry v Lobnitz Co and Duckle administratrix v Cincinnati Traction Co with morning slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Aman
Lotze
Buser
States —— Housing Association
Hilberg Et al
Seller
Marion Machine Foundry and Supply Company
Lobnitz Company
A.m
Strassell
Frank Arend Company
Green 7
People’s Packing Company
Federal Grand Jury Re convened to hear 32 Dayton cases
Assistant United States District Attorney Howeth E. May asked Judge Hickenlooper to reconvene the Federal Grand Jury on June 17 for about thirty two cases. Judge Hickenlooper postponed motions to quash indictments and demurrers from tomorrow to June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court
Howeth E. May
United States District Attorney
Hickenlooper
American Finance Company of
Dayton
Judge orders Mrs Ulrica Dahlgren Pierce to repay $1532.07
Judge Hickenlooper issues a decree directing Mrs Ulrica Dahlgren Pierce of Washington DC widow of Admiral Dahlgren and former trustee of Samuel F Vinton estate to pay Union Trust Company Cincinnati the unaccounted $1532.07 from her latest accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickenlooper
Ulrica Dahlgren Pierce
Washington, D. C
Admiral Dahlgren
Samuel F. Vinton
Washington
Union Trust Company
Incinnati
Pierce
Debate changes in thoroughfare plan for Cincinnati
The Technical Advisory Corporation and city officials reviewed a thoroughfare plan for Cincinnati including new arterials and possible extensions. Changes proposed include Lehman Road improvements and a questionably feasible boulevard from Price Hill to Liberty Street. Future adjustments to McMillan Street and Harrison Avenue viaducts were discussed along with eliminating grade crossings as funding allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Technical Advisory Corporation
Charles F. Hornberger
City Planning Commission
Hornberger
Price Hill
State Avenue
Liberty Street
Lehman Road
George Ford
Central Parkway
Carrel
C. H. Meeds
Meeds
Brighton Corner
McMillan Street
McMicken Avenue
Parkway
Harrison Avenue
East End
Service
Anderson Firm Refuses County Post Endorsement
A. E. Anderson, urged by friends to run for Hamilton County County Commissioner, says he cannot devote the required time and will not accept the Republican Central Committee endorsement. Others advocate his qualifications while Harding supporters seek a committee statement before pledging support.
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A. E. Anderson
The
Commercial Tribune
Business Men’s Club
Republican Central Committee
Hamilton County
Anderson
George Puchta
A. Julius Freiberg
Chamber of Commerce
Russell Wilson
Murray Seasongood
George Warrington
Charles A. Hinsch
J. J. Castellini
James Albert Green
Republican Committee
Castellini
Philip O. Geier
Cincinnati Milling Machine Company
Harding
West End
Liberty Street
Freeman Avenue
City Executive and Advisory Committee
County Central Committee
Charlie Harding
Central Committee
Republican
Strand Theater
Credit Men elect new Cincinnati Association leaders
R M Lambert vice president of the Matthew Addy Company was elected president of the Cincinnati Association of Credit Men at a Chamber of Commerce Board meeting last night. John W Wilburn was named first vice president Edward H L Haefner second vice president Joan G Gutting treasurer and R M Byland secretary manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M.lambert
Matthew Addy Company
Cincinnati Association of Credit Men
Chamber of Commerce
John W. Wilburn
Edward H. L. Haefner
Joan G. Gutting
R. M. Byland
Young Man Guts Arm And Leg In Train Incident
Alfred Mahoney nineteen of Duncan Oklahoma lost his right arm and right leg when he fell under the wheels while attempting to board a freight train near Riverside drive and Mt Hope road yesterday. He was taken to the General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Drive
Mt. Hope Road
Alfred Mahoney
Duncan
Okla
General Hospital
Bradstreet Celebrates His 94th Birthday
Edward P. Bradstreet, attorney, marked his ninety fourth birthday yesterday. He keeps in touch with the active world by staying friendly with younger people and maintaining vitality. He plans more birthdays, noting he is among the few still living from the city’s active group seventy years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward P. Bradstreet
Bradstreet
Negro sought in assault case as second attacker named
Miss Amanda Blymyétt chased and helped arrest Mills Pyles of Anniston Alabama, identified as a lead assailant in a May 18 attack on her automobile near Grandin and Edwards roads. Police say two Black men jumped into the car, forced a stop, struck her, and fled when they realized she was a woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Blymyétt
West Ninth Street
Mills Pyles
Anniston
Ala
Lymer
Grandin
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E. Fifth Street
WM. R. Graul Piano CO
Pocahontas and Thacker R
the Workers of Cincinnati
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Dixie Terminal
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J. West
Baltimore & Ohio
America
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Planning Commission
Diogenes
Snow White Refrigerator Mfg. Co
Vine St
Elder
Europe
First National Bank OF Cincinnati
Fourth and Walnut Sts
Carl K. Giesse
Mgr
Foreign Exchange and Travel Department
Main ST
ReaDing Rd
Wilson
Wilson Paint Company
Departments
Quehl
Main Street
Zhone Main
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Sorel
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