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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1925
Page
12
A reflection on contrasts between principled and policy driven men. The man of principle upholds truth, honesty, and justice as a living code. The man of policy treats these as words to be used when advantageous and ignored otherwise.
Government files civil action in Chicago against Tanners' Products Company and American Hair Felt Company plus 115 subsidiaries and 12 officials alleging a restraint of trade through contracts and stock deals. Cincinnati defendants include American Oak Leather Company and Griess Pfleger Tanning Company among seven local tanning firms.
Joseph Humphries of the Cincinnati Better Business Commission told the Exchange Club that most fund solicitors for charitable aims are frauds seeking personal gain. He cited self styled colored preachers visiting factories and offices to collect for non existent churches. He urged businessmen to support charities through the Community Chest to curb fake solicitors.
Mr and Mrs George P Gross of 1833 Brewster Avenue Evanston will renew their wedding vows with the same witnesses from their 25 years ago ceremony The service is at St Marks Church Evanston with Henry Kuhlman and sister Elizabeth as best man and bridesmaid The Gross music store at 1324 to 1832 Main Street and the Grd Orchestra will provide music at the residence after the ceremony
Mrs. Lorena A. Smith of 4307 Erie Avenue filed for divorce from Dr. By Decatur Smith of Main Avenue Norwood alleging extreme cruelty and fidelity with her sister Mrs. Lois Leila Boone a 26 year old waitress at the Hohmaister Hotel Newport Kentucky.
Mrs Marian Alice Klopp sues Maurice A Klopp in Domestic Relations Court alleging he visited roadhouses and attended parties with other women until dawn while she waited at home. She says he taunted her by taking calls from other women and once brandished a revolver over her bed. The couple married March 15 1922 in Cincinnati and have a three year old adopted daughter. Hattie Arnett files for divorce from Jack Arnett, his third husband, aged 51 and 63 respectively.
Other divorces granted were Irene Openshaw, 39, of 3640 Zinsle Avenue Kennedy Heights, from Frank L. Openshaw of Buffalo New York, and Celia Reeves of 2051 Gilbert Avenue from Sherman Reeves of 738 Clinton.
Joseph Schlasinger, 45, a huckster of 1972 Horton street, won 8100 from Cincinnati Traction Co for injuries after a Sept 15 1928 crash at McMicken and Stonewall. Slair estate sued Pancero for 2500. Slair killed Feb 29 1920 when his wagon was struck. Mulvihill Ice Co won 5676.15 against Suburban Ice Mfg. note on note and injunction dismissed. Pfau Sanitary Mfg Co assigned 2500 to Schilling for creditors. liabilities 5500.
J. O. Bennett chief engineer for the French Bros Bauer Company was nominated for the presidency of Engineers Union No 18 at Richelieu Hall Ninth and Central last night. He had chaired the union for sixteen straight years before 1924 and was renominated with officers including Joseph Hoffner Albert Secr etary and John Smith Treasurer.
Common Pleas Court rooms list cases with 9 o'clock start times including Martin v Zumstein Taxicab Co and others. Superior Court, Domestic Relations and Criminal Court schedules show multiple State prosecutions and family matters with nine oclock or ten oclock starts.
Emery Mougey of Portsmouth Ohio 22 faced charges of using the mails in a fake company scheme. Judge Hickenlooper yesterday refused to accept Mougey’s guilty plea after he claimed no criminal intent and said funds were unavailable to repay agents who paid for samples.
In a District Court ruling less than half an hour disposed of the suit by B V D Company Inc against David Goldberg owner of a men’s furnishings store at 923 Vine Street. The injunction bars use of the B V D trade mark on underwear not produced by B V D. The case also involved jury verdicts and other matters against Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company including a $7,000 award to Lon M. Kearns for injuries in a yard accident on September 12, 1928. A narcotics arrest of Fannie Harvey and a bankruptcy report for Nelson B. Hall were also noted.
A list of civil actions filed including Rybolt Heating Company v Progressive Realty and Building Company for 156 dollars, Marion Klopp v Mammie Klopp for divorce and alimony, William Fean & Co v Missouri Kansas Texas Railroad for 420 dollars, Lorena Smith v B decatur Smith for divorce, Gustave Stifel v Matilda Doeller et al for partition, Eva McFadden v John McFadden for divorce, Seventh Ward Loan and Building Co v Adda Tatman et al for 65815.50 and mortgage foreclosure, same v Tatman for 4997.90 foreclosure, same v William Tatman for 3434.31 foreclosure, Mayme Engle v Mollie Jennings for 200 dollars, Trustees of Presbytery of Cincinnati for authority to mortgage real estate, Mary Bump v Joseph Bump for divorce, Kunz & Beck v Edward Metzger for 897.36 for services, George Black v Frances Black for divorce and alimony.
A memorial meeting at Veterans' Memorial Headquarters honors Colonel F. W. Galbraith Jr former National Commander of the American Legion and 147th Infantry commander. Plans are made for welcoming Thirty seventh Division veterans arriving September 5 to 7. Congressman Mc Sweeney of Wooster Ohio who planned to speak could not attend.
Mayor Carrel vetoed the Pearl Street market hours ordinance 6 pm to 9 am. A compromise proposal to run 5 to 9 o clock is likely when the Council reconsiders. The veto passed 24 to 1 amid shifts in some council members.
The Oola Khan Grotto Mystic Order Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm will stage an afternoon parade in downtown Grotto. Albert H. Apking, monarch, announced and Police Chief William Copelaw granted permission. The route runs from the Scottish Rite Cathedral along Broadway to Ninth Street, then to Emery Auditorium. Escorted by Kishimee Grotto Covington band, the procession includes 100 neophytes, the revels, Esberger's band, the grotto patrol, and about 1,500 members arriving at Emery Auditorium.
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