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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1916
Page
3
Cadomene Tablets are advertised as a tonic to retain youth, elasticity, and strength. The text claims relief from worry, sleeplessness, dizziness, and fatigue, with improved appetite and rest, and a lasting restoration of vigor and nerve tone. It emphasizes concentrated elements that stimulate nerve and tissue cells and promote cheerfulness and quicker mind action.
Men of affairs Monroe Izor displayed three growing grain samples at the Flour Exchange of the Chamber of Commerce. Two wheat and one oat sample from Izor’s Crescentville area attracted attention.
The Chamber of Commerce reports that the Chicago Board of Trade decided to adjourn from Friday June 30 to Wednesday July 5. The change creates a compact sequence with Saturday, Sunday, and Independence Day near each other, making sessions impracticable.
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce has taken no action. W R Riley Jr merchandise broker extends courtesies to visitor L A Lucker of Dayton Ohio. S Custer grain merchant hosted J H Bowne and L W Forbell of New York on the Chamber of Commerce Exchange floor. J H Blanton hosted George Schaeffer of Springfield Ohio. A C Kubal appointed architect to draw plans for a men and women's bathhouse on Cutter street near Betts costing about 10000 dollars.
Chief Engineer Krug will ask the city council next Tuesday to approve a $175,000 bond issue aimed at repairing streets. The proposal outlines funding for resurfacing and utility adjustments across multiple wards.
Herbert F Koch has been appointed executive secretary of the City Club, a position that will involve coordinating meetings and member activities. The appointment was announced today by club president and board members.
Municipal Judge Bernard C. Fox and City Treasurer BRB. B. Witt served as officers of the day at the St. Mark's Church bazaar in Evans ton yesterday.
Wilbur C. Philipp secretary of the National Social Unit Organization will visit Cincinnati within ten days to investigate claims by the Cincinnati committee that the city is a more typical site than Washington to try the National Social Service Laboratory plan.
President Wilson refused clemency for James Bottenus a former Cincinnati resident convicted in New York City of using the mails to promote shady real estate schemes. Bottenus is serving a federal prison term in Atlanta with Louis Feinberg Cincinnati lawyer who prosecuted the pardon appeal.
Five sailors die when the Corton lightship is sunk near the Suffolk coast. The disaster is reported by The Commercial Tribune from London dated June 21.
Fierce fighting continues along Volhynia with Russians crossing the Styr and capturing Gruzlatyn before being driven back by German artillery. Meuse area sees renewed German assaults on Verdun repulsed. Petrograd cites 172,484 prisoners in Volhynia and Galicia. In Woodward High case, Phiny A Johnston’s fate to be decided in executive session as committee weighs evidence. testimony covers lunchroom funds and grade changes.
The Ohio Eclectic Medical Association met in Cedar Point Ohio on June 21 and selected Cincinnati as the 1917 meeting place. Elected officers include President A W Hobb Sidney Vice President P D Bixel Pandora Secretary W N Mundy Forest Corresponding Secretary J F Wurst Dayton Treasurer J G Sherman Columbus.
Theodore Roosevelt plans a trip to New York for a luncheon with Progressive and Republican leaders who backed him for the presidency. He has finished a letter to be read in Chicago on June 26 outlining his views on the current political scene.
D. T. Williams sues Robert E. Mullane and Frank X. Punch for 9750 alleging they diverted salaries from the D. T. Williams Valve Company. Williams, stockholder with 455 shares, says Mullane and Punch used relatives to secure officers’ posts in 1915 1916 and split 6000 and 3000 annual salaries. Attorneys Baker and Cramer filed for Williams. Earlier suit sought a receiver and accounting but was limited by jurisdiction.
Effie A H Knoesel files for divorce from Ed win A H Knoesel a collector residing 12 West Third Street Newport Ky alleging chronic failure to support and repeated cruel treatment since their August 1913 marriage In Louisville she supported him for twenty weeks before his employment efforts Her request includes restoration of her maiden name Effie A Hardesty Attorneys R A Rappoport and J E Rappoport filed the suit
Domestic Relations Judge Charles W. Hoffman dismissed the divorce suit of Carl W. E. Kempfmueller a bond salesman of 5 Beecher Flats against Marian G. Kempfmueller a chorus girl of 1456 Bedford Avenue New York City. Kempfmueller testified that his wife married him as Marion Germaine at midnight October 23 in Newport Kentucky after two days’ acquaintance when they met at the Latonia races and another girl had thrown him down as a suitor.
Judge Hoffman dismisses several divorce suits citing non residence or marital strife. Cases include Kempfmueller v Kempfmueller and Michel v Michel. others involve Bertha Brinkroeger and Mabel Birch. Records list numerous filings, minor party details, and related estate partitions.
John Martin pleaded guilty to petit larceny after State witnesses testified about breaking into a camp on the Little Miami River near Remington on March 23. Judge May sentenced him to thirty days in jail a $50 fine and costs. John Wesley was found guilty of receiving stolen goods valued at $25 with A L Dalton defense and Marc Harris for the State.
Lena Henry widow of Ollie Henry laborer killed by a train in Sharonville December 22 filed suit yesterday against the C., C., C. & St. L. Railway Company through Attorney John Thorndyke for 25000 damages.
Case No 162473 Bessie Ginsburg executrix v Bessie Ginsburg et al to construe will Saul Zielonka and I B Davidson. Case No 162474 Leo Westerkamp vs Cecelia Jonas.
Chicago promoter Charles A. Munroe dropped his bid to consolidate Ohio electric light and gas firms after his lawsuit against Middletown Gas and Electric Light Franklin Electric Company and owners failed. He sought specific performance of a deal with Ohio capitalists but could not obtain State Utilities Commission approval.
Ferdinand Starr challenges the Special Master's report on contempt charges against Charles C. Houser and the Historical Publishing Company in a pending suit. Starr asks the court to sustain the contempt charges and decide the point.
In Leesburg a bankruptcy matter is opened for Homer R. Barrett and Mrs. Jessie Barrett as they filed an application seeking relief from creditors. The proceeding outlines their financial status and the court scheduling for hearings. Further details remain in the official docket.
Trustees Clyde Johnson William T Johnston and W L Benham winding up the Ohio Motor Car Company report a $2756 balance on hand and ask allowance of fees for themselves and their attorneys as they complete the final discharge from debts in bankruptcy.
William B. Moore a grocery and meat market operator in Sidney Ohio filed a bankruptcy petition yesterday listing debts of 1391 dollars and assets including stock on hand machinery and unpaid accounts totaling 1149 dollars.
E. Popper, in charge of dismantling the old West End gas plant, will appear before Commissioner Adler this morning. He is accused of aiding an effort to secure freight rates below legal limits for shipments between the city and Chicago.
The National Audubon Society records show 205,138 boys and girls enrolled in bird classes this year, taught by 9,901 teachers. Ohio reports 956 classes with 20,557 members, as Dr. Eugene Swope notes growing public interest in wild birds and in eliminating house cats.
The eighteenth annual outing of the Cincinnati Furniture Exchange is scheduled for Saturday June 24 1916 at the Laughery Club. The B&O Southwestern Arkansas Railway will convey members to Aurora Indiana with departure from Grand Central Depot at 8 20 a m and buses ferrying attendees from Aurora to the Laughrey Club grounds.
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