Paine Law in Courts Spark Columbus Solicitors Clash
City solicitors decide to test the Paine law in the supreme court with Attorney General Denman to seek an early hearing. Marshall disputes the timing and vows to resist mayoral interference until Jan. 1, 1910 while the convention debates the board of control and its eligibility.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
Denman
Marshall
Deran
Tiffin
Northrup
Toledo
Franklin County
Columbus Council Chamber
Board of Service
Botard of Safety
Louis H. Paine
A. M. Ballard
Cincinnati
Board of Control
Director of Safety
Supreme Court Delays Ruling in Thatcher Disbarment Case
The Ohio Supreme Court did not issue a decision today in the disbarment proceedings against Toledo lawyer Charles A. Thatcher. A Friday or September reconvening could see a ruling, while a major decision today involved the Will of Mary A. King in Licking County governing Frederick M. Black as Trustee and a bequest of $1,000 for theological education for a son.
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Pennsylvania Company
Thomas Riley
Marion County
Columbia Fire Crack Company
Union Paper and Twine Company
Crawford County
G. W. Sheatz
F. E. Leonhart
F. A. Walther
F. E. Tapling
Elizabeth H. Mullen
Dennis J. Kennedy
Hamilton County
Camden Interstate Railway Company
Bruce Cunningham
Lawrence County
Joseph F. Miller
City of Lima
Alien County
James Dignan
New London
Huron County
Mary A. King
Frederick M. Black
Licking County
Bernard DuPey
H. J. Jones
Henry County
Samuel Yoder
Walter Yoder
Stark County
Vermillion
Charles J. Martin
Erie County
Fairview
Giffean
O. S
Supreme Court
Special Dispatch Ov Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Charles A. Thatcher
Toledo
State Insurance Chief Eyes Depositions in Union Central Case
State Insurance Superintendent Lemert will press for depositions from Union Central Life Insurance Company of Cincinnati in the case to recover 400000 of stock issued without warrant and to adjust stockholder dividends. If cooperation fails he will proceed alone with his attorneys. Depositions to be taken first in New York.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Lemert
Union Central Life Insurance Company of
Cincinnati
Insurance Department
Treasury
New York
New Liquor Measure Aims Separate Local Option Vote
Senator Thomas A. Dean of Fremont announced a forthcoming bill to allow municipalities to vote separately on prohibition in dry counties. He stated the legislature next session will enact such a law and said a related measure is ready for introduction at convening.
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Deanh
Fremont
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Thomas A. Dean
State Fire Marshal Dep locks out suspended deputy
State Fire Marshal Zuber suspended A. B. Worsfall, deputy at Zanesville, after Chief Assistant J. H. Newman removed him from the office and locked the doors. Isaac Hill was appointed inspector for the Fourth Ohio Mining District, effective July 1 for three years. Governor Harmon issued warrants for Joseph German in North Fork, West Virginia, and Harry Sullivan in New York for offenses in Columbus and Cleveland.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Zuber
A. B. Worsfall
Zanesville
J. H. Newman
Worstall
Newman
Shade
Harrison
Isaac Hill
Connellsville
Muskingum County
Ohio
Perry
Muskingum
Morgan
W. P. Viper
Harmon
West Virginia
Joseph German
North Fork
Ercola Contesta
New York
Harry Sullivan
Cleveland
Skyscraper Site Sought by New York Investors in Cincinnati
A group of New York real estate investors, unnamed publicly, seek a downtown Cincinnati corner site bounded by Race Main Fourth and Seventh for a 14 to 15 story concrete skyscraper with stores on the ground floor and offices above. The project aims at about $900,000 for the building alone, with a Phoenix club property lease at $200,000. Nearby plans include modest bungalows in Kentucky Highlands or Avondale at about $2,500 each, to be rented rather than sold.
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New York
Cincinnati
Arthur Tice
Tice
Cincinnati Cor
West
Freeman Avenue
Everett and
Wade Streets
James M. Glenn
Kentucky Highlands
Avondale
Mr. Glenn
Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange
Chapter of
Architects
Heidelberg
Third and
Walnut
Pittstoff
Vine Street
Joseph Renner
Renner
Mayer Estate
New York City
Reeht & Gould
Real estate transfers listed for multiple townships and subdivisions
A compilation of real estate transfers showing leases and property sales across Sycamore, Norwood Park, Cumminesville, Marshall, Springfield, Mount Washington, Whitewater, and Greengtown townships. Names include Maria Pohl, Thomas Allerson, George W. Bacom, John Kuder, Kate Arnold, Dora Maire, Margaretha Biehl, Samuel Cooper, Grace Clopper, Charles Heilker, Adele Kleiner, Lola Allery, Hiram Yerkes, Stephen Barnes, William Thompson, Della Mode, George Balch, Alfred Beck, Lincoln Holliday, Harry Beckler, Edward Branigan, and others with parcels, subdivisions, and acreages noted.
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Maria Pohl
Thomas Allerson
Sycamore Township
George W. Bacom Et
John Kuderer
Edward White
Charles A. Henke
William F
Mabel C. Stockhove
Norwood Park First Subdivision
Dora Maire
Kate Arnold
Leeper Avenue
Colerain Pike
J. Joseph Niehaus
George W. Rittweer
Hanfield Street
Witler
Gor- OM
Ls Miran
Eta Fh. Cement
Frank Biehl
Margaretha Biehl
Robert J. Cresap
Cumminesville
John Riddle
Marshall
Erie
Elizabeth FE. Muller
Samuel D. Cooper
L. C. Hopkins
Norwood
Charles Schmuelling
L. Cc. Hopkins
E. N. Clopper
Grace L. Clopper
Greengtownehipess
Charles A. Heilker
Charles Peter
Frederick Miller
Sv-Gruw
Gwilim Cue Sider
Edna T. Frost
Adele L. Kleiner
Joseph Mills
de Merio
Lola Allery Et al
Hiram S
Allie F. Yerkes
Springfield Township
Stephen A. Barnes
William Ross
Samuel Hill
Mount Healthy
William T. Thompson
Della S. Mode
Linden Street
Harper Avenue
Margaret Dominick
George R. Balch
Plum and
Magnolia Streets
Alfred L. Beck
Lincoln Holliday
Brooks & Nichols
Mount Washington
Alfred L.beck
Harry Beckler
Martha Almbs
Edward Branigan
Whitewater Township
George Mathers
Richard
Fireman Tells of Suspending Practices in Georgia Rail
Atlanta June 22 Witnesses before the Georgia railroad Arbitration commission testified that firemen were not required to carry watches or time cards and not ordered to read orders or pass exams until promotion. Vice President Ball claimed some engineers preferred black firemen to serve as subordinates and create a pool of capable engineers. Fireman T A Campbell described suspensions of white firemen for minor violations while black firemen routinely broke rules without punishment.
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Atlanta
Georgia Raiilroad Arbitration Commission
Georgia Railroad
Gineers
T.A. Campbell
United Commercial Travelers Name Columbus As 1930 Meeting City
Cedar Rapids Iowa June 22 The National United Commercial Travelers convention selected Columbus Ohio as the next meeting place and elected F S Jackson Cedar Rapids president J R Dassing Milwaukee secretary and J M Barry Dallas treasurer for the year.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
National
United Commercial Travelers’ Convention Today
Columbus
F. S. Jackson
J. R. Dassing
Milwaukee
J. M. Barry
Dallas
Tex
Explorer To Try Ballooning To Pole
Walter Wellman and expedition members depart Christiania for Tromsoe en route to Spitzbergen to attempt a North Pole balloon reach.
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Explorer
Christiania
Walter Wellman
North Pole
Tromsoe
Spitzbergen
French Navy Declared To Be Practically Worthless
Paris reports the parliamentary naval commission’s scathing finding on ten years of mismanagement. It cites 700 million spent since 1399 with cost overruns, outdated shells, slow vessel completion, no dry docks, and depleted coal and ammunition stocks. The panel urges full reorganization and a separate construction department.
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Naval Administration
France
Republique
General Staff
Porter Held as Captor of White Girl in Gallipolis
Lee Smothers a colored hotel porter at Middleport is jailed on charges of locking Miss Irene Martin a white woman in a hotel room and keeping her captive all night. Miss Martin epileptic was being taken to Gallipolis hospital and says she was threatened with a razor if she cried out. Her condition is described as serious.
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Gallipolis
Lee Smothers
Middleport
Irene Martin
Martin
Hamilton flood levee plan urged by engineer
Engineer John W. Hill of Cincinnati, designer of the proposed 225000 dollar Hamilton flood levee, urged the council to avoid building in sections. He warned sectional construction would be costlier and could jeopardize bond issues when presented to voters.
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Hamilton
John W. Hill
Cincinnati
Hill
Court upholds restraining order against Evansville strikers
Judge Debruler of Vanderburgh County Circuit Court makes temporary restraining order against Evansville and Southern Indiana Traction Company striking street car men permanent. Men forbidden from persuading riders to stay off cars and from distributing handbills warning of danger. Pickets prohibited along tracks near company barns and car sheds.
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Evansville
Ind
Debruler
Vanderburge County
Cllcult
Evansville and Southern Indiana Traction Company
Roosevelt Expedition in Excellent Health and Success
The Roosevelt expedition camped at Loletta Plains Sotik district reports all members in good health. Theodore Roosevelt shot another lion and his son Kermit killed a record tawny-maned lion, plus two cheetahs. They also secured three giraffes two eland topi and numerous antelope skins for the Smithsonian.
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Naivasha
East Africa
Roosevelt
Loletta Plains
Sotik
Theodore
Kermit
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
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Edgar F. Owen
Glendale
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Elmwood Place
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Laura V. Gano
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George H. Beaman
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Glenn B. & S. Od
Georgia Road
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Paris
May Wall
Miami
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Sochell
Indiana
Sult
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
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