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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1920
Page
10
Advertisement promotes Senreco toothpaste claiming whiter teeth and healthy gums. It urges routine dentist visits, notes Senreco’s germ fighting effect against pyorrhea, and offers an informational booklet from Senreco in Cincinnati Ohio.
Listing of ships including Cunard anchors and several ocean liners with itineraries to Cherbourg Southampton Patras Dubrovnik Trieste Queenstown Liverpool Londonderry Glasgow and Plymouth. Sailings dated June and July into August with STATE STREET New York and agents for later bookings.
Colonel Colston argues in Hamilton County court that the Lotta Burke led suit against fifty American Legion members aims at overthrowing the government by funding antiwar efforts. He contrasts Socialist use of ballots with Communist Labor calls for immediate, nonconstitutional change. Joseph Shorts defends the Communists by framing their aims as economic and political reform. Attorneys prepare closing arguments as Judge Gusweiler to instruct the jury завтра.
Joseph A. Gross a 24 year old auto mobile repairer of Norwood was exonerated by Judge Stanley Struble after a directed jury verdict found insufficient proof he knew the car was stolen. Assistant County Prosecutor Charles Baker objected to the verdict amid rising auto theft concerns.
Effie Corbin 16 and her father Lee sue Mary D Johnston and her father Alex Johnston of Glendale for 20500 dollars alleging injuries from a March 4 1920 automobile collision on Paddock road.
Nearly 100 alien applicants seek U S citizenship and will appear before Judge Peck and Examiner Groff for the examination tomorrow. About a quarter come from alien enemy countries, with several having attended citizenship classes in schools whose diplomas are accepted as proof of fitness.
Howard Danner of this city faces a warrant sworn before Commissioner Hurley yesterday charging possession of an unregistered still and operating as an unlicensed retailer.
In the Circuit Court of Appeals yesterday opinions were entered affirming the decision in the patent litigation between the Egry Register Company and the Standard Register Company, and reversing the decision in the appeal of the Ohio and Michigan Coal Company against the Clarkson Company. Appeals involving Mercer Steel Barrel Company, Cleveland Steel Barrel Company, and Ohio Corrugating Company were argued and submitted. Attorney Robert S. Blair of New York was admitted to practice.
Civil docket lists cases No. 174,842 to 174,852 with actions including partition of estate, divorces and alimony, damages claims, quiet title, and a note on damages. Law firms Cornette, Renner, Alcorn, and others represent various parties. Superior Court case No. 58,083 shows Frank C. Hansen suing James for $1,000 damages.
Police accuse Elizabeth Richardson of abandoning a newborn boy found at Wade's pond beside the Cincinnati Georgetown Portsmouth Railroad. The infant, exposed and taken to General Hospital, is under care while Richardson, 27, of 3737 Mead Avenue, is held at the Sixth District Station.
At a Methodist ministers meeting Rev W A Robinson spoke on My Reminiscences of Preachers of the Last Generation noting close resemblance of Rev Clayton and Rev Ferguson. Next Monday Dr L O Hartman will speak. Christian ministers elected Cossaboom President Smith Vice President Crawford Secretary for the year. The Minsters Vacation talk closed weekly meetings until September. Methodist Book Concern employees to picnic at Highland Grove next Saturday.
The Board of Education withheld payment on James Sprague's janitor service contract after protests from more than fifteen women and numerous letters. Investigators were ordered into unsanitary school conditions as parents and teachers groups from North Fairmount and various Cincinnati schools voiced complaints. The board also accepted a bid from Reliance Coal Co. for about 18 000 tons of coal at 6 75 to 7 25 per ton for next year while confirming the 1919 1920 school year end date on Friday.
The Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors adopted memorials for Guy M. Freer former Traffic Department manager Oliver L. Perin and Dr Christian R Holmes noting their service and impact yesterday.
Next Monday is the final day to pay taxes at the County Court house without penalty. Only $1,000,000 has been received so far. deputies must collect $6,000,000 in the remaining seven days in the County Treasurer's office.
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